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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21

"NE-~--tsrgsr onrOd MANS, loDm Il. o. 1;
y. Bacon lG4o g. q bacon, 7bie &. O.
fIsn-ldAekorsl. lon kits, No. l, u.lu; NO,
=, OIL GO; half bills, No. ], as So No, q e5.sO;
White nah, No. l, MI, bble., t6.60, No, Z, s8,2b
Dried noJ1tnsS, per boz so, zoo God ash sc
So; Ion cans, $50; aiS eAAA, s}zui u cana,
oorYHa--oommon lOo.; ordinary, lOxo
fair, lie, prime no, u5SS; fancy, lao; old
TKA--Imperiai, 15a8O; Eunpowdsr. 6oAN,
suGAR-fin9 powdered, bills. sAo; DO,
hat-bblb., 6<o.; cut losf l-2,.. gIanulRtsd
standard s}sc.; Louisiana ErannlAted Sc ;;
standard A, l'@oi choice Whtts, To; yellow
clarified, &c.
sALr-Oo2rss, in bags: q .25el.s1 me In
bass, -; Lake. IN dat hoop nbls., g2lD
pockets, sxD7bfc.
Apples, standard, ass; Peaches, standard,
pa, n.eS; . lhs., sa.2S9A69 seconds. 2 ns.
sc2 S 'I sSis ' STsan pssa, 'O o 5s:a
berries, sl,253Lt0; Raapberrlos, sl.Soe .e5
oysters, full weight, D., D,lb; ~, t2i0; Light
geighS , ~ $50 Pa. n:2e t ssimon /, =
ig0piOo sardinss, American, s7,Oo cass:
imported slS.o0.ala,Jo case; Strawberries, 2 n,
n.Eoe---i BlaekbsrTtss, $50 Green SagsG,
Sl.S9: Eagle Condolences milk. $3.50,
BAKING PowDnR.--tsilver LOAF, tEn ems
pGr dozen, 500: 1<io de-. u 50; In do, ~ to;
tn do, 81; Oh. DO, tl1
BuNuRI Es--StAEoh, 40. Soap, common
| exc; German olive, SIC Cauelsa, full boxes
| Is1Sc; hRlvea C, quarters. o, Indigo. $50 ~
| B!aelng, Osel.oO dozen. OolomAnp mustard,
| g. tO0g5.60 doEop. MEocAgoni, imported, lbclo
I American. 9 c. box. Buckets two boopB
| goo dnsen:wsll buckets, p4.Oo doKsn. BroonaH
| E.Tbat8.26doEsn. Brilliant oil, bbln., lTc,; Eu
/ a-S cases. "a 0oi do, lila cases. IS 81
FLOUR - Stanard's Royal Patent 81 a
y ohl.i sacks, q 50 lo9 90; No: ! TSIs.
! meal per buabal, eo; Hominy and Rrtts, y
Dbl q tO Oatmeal. v hall bbl.. 50 u; ureoktd
| wheat, y y, DC; Crackers 4 svda, 5o
XXX aodA. $40. Ursa-n bHns gnRsr snaps
| IKE, lemon creams, Th9,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
ON CHANGE.
/, We're Unusually Active Yes
| ,.rday and Better Prices
We're Maintained.
yerain Markets Were Steady,
.ssat a Shade Higher, Corn
8rover, Cotton Unchanged.
FINANCIAL.

4 YORK, June 20.-Government
i ouiet and strong at an advance
Sbr everything except the AS,
il sre unchanged.
I. rsilroad bonds continue very ac-
,,nd prices are generally strong.
4, stock market has been active
I.ropg. After the first hour the
IN was less active, but a consider
AMOUNT of business continued to
iope throughout the day, and
u advanced until nearly ! o'clock,
n there was q halt, and then
Asbst lower quotations for the
4 sctive stocks.
y total business Of the day was
a With one exception, last Tues.
|han any day since May % The
IN prices this evening are gener-
HON to Il higher than
Y closed yesterday. The
sales for the week
been l,10S $50 shares, which is
hrgest weeks business since the
tpsrt of last month.
New York Central railroad has
n h to the stock exchange to have
ID $50, 400 debenture SIS.
n MONEY.
II YORK, June 20 Money on
asy at l per cent prime mer-
N paper 4@5; foreign exchange
BAD steady; S4.S5t for 60 days,
~ Sbl for demand.
n EXCHANGE,
N ORLEANS, June 20. 49, Tx
n on New York, sight, s. 90 a
er 1000 premium; bankers ster'
n S6!.
STOCKS,
VI YORK, June 20.-The follow
,tre the official closing quota
ID the New York Stock exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Wool Aad Hidss

Twelve months olIp, ugnt, me sud me- J.
months, ssls fall. dns heavy. lo9l2 tAll
light, hns and medium, lS1N coarse
HTpEs-No. heavy nint. dry y y lse; no
hsayy nint dry, y D lin No. ! Light nint,
I2cr No. q light ninL y D 10; bulls ane
heavy, damaged. y n 3 calf skins and pedll
dAmaGed. . n 1850 green HAltsd, nounds y
s. batchers. green, v SIZE
Hides from fallen cattle generally pongnt
snAt," bringing about l2bfc- when weighing
over 10 pounds each. when sold on seAeo-
ton they bring from l03{ 70 lac, according 70
grade, bat generally grade No. e. IL wlH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
praEs Ana Medicines.


-, ,,,-- DhVYa' -.
bsrk, cinnamon Per ID ~ PERUVIAN, oNl ~
borans rec, hl-cAroonate OF hodA. kngnhl
sc Copperas' owa. EinonlnedlA par o. W
ch, Cahtue sosny per 70 iUgle, cream tartaL
Y. r., Per 10 .sVeso' Nhalhi Jump, per 10 SeSs
Caloinol, 4, vs. IoessE Engllsh, per 10, Doh
70 included t1@l ~, Shlorsi itya!ate, per y
VI oA2t 20 InloruluIm, per 10 outIS lnclul
Oh, @Ssoe, SpnnposltlVh powder, per 10 ~
Dovers, per 10 u 90 EPSON salts, per 10 20
~, sum Oplunt poI 10 O % 70; 6um lann'
poor, Per 10 1t9So, Mnrphihe. per or ~ SOy
- vi. SehtoI, maohlhe, .oeaST oii' CASTOR
per gsl l aaaA y oVSyt W gu ato Wnt e
htthlneu' botSfo vi, AIu, NO. \, ooo'& NUN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21

options dull salee $500 bags July
" %; August 81 S.; September 81 20;
October 81 90.
Sugar-Firm; refined steady; extra c
bl@5gc; white extra 5i@6c; yellow
4s@5lc; standardfA 6l@6sc; c0nfee-
TONERS A &c; powdered 7l97lc; gran
ulated Go &c; cubes tic.
Tallow-Steady; 5l@5}c,
Rosin--Dull,
Turpentine- Weak; 37lc.
Pork Dull; 81 25@ll so
Lsrd-Dull; spot Sc So; July 81 $50
6 81; August S. 9A@6 96,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
oounuy PFaauos.

potStoss - irish, per buAnsl. Al; new 20
SOC; Onions, per bbi, Red = yellow. -:
inrnirs white, per Dbl. ~. Rutsrbega, =:
Beans. III. q mod, OILS, 5ha.t lafEs
medium. per Dbl, u so small, per bol., " % :
half b.. uisd., O. Is. half Dbl, small, y ~
Cheese, hall cream, - I'LL cream ~
Peanuts. 7l&eSa Older. hAif.ppi., " 70 taD'
age, per crate, nc per %.
PoULrzV- ksns. s2OO 81 % psr doss2
young chickens. 81 1891 rs guiksyA y " %
FAC s--Ps1 dosen. - 0e.
Fresn codntry butter. cnoiesi lsS<s l1e''
cream cry .sb11I<c.; old buttsr, S&lSe. a.
ma ;gArins, l5S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Ii,a atonk Market.

Beeves--Corn Ted, range rom s,lsie per
pound.
Grass fed 23I@Si4c,
Mutton--C Choice sD1sfc.
stock Cattle-Tne prices In STOCK cattle
vary. according 10 locality whore raised, We
quote different localities aa fOliowa
pauhandls-Strictiy nrstciasA yearlingni
per head, els O0olB 90 twO-year-olda, slA DOg
w On. cows and calves, $50.
Western Texas 800 YeaTlingH. 81 0D1l9 Wi
two yaar.nlds, sl5 O0lSl6 co. cows and calves,
as t00l26Oi.
Central Texas YeArlinga, ~ nOalD 90. two
year.ods, SlB g0GlIOG COWS and caves
bl} U)eo2t 10,
goaihern Texas - Near,nga, - Uy48W ~;
tgo-year-olds, sl2 O1BiS 70; COWS and calves,
SO I6d12l 90
Eastern Texas YesrlingB, 81 0O9T o.; two
year -olds, $40 O0Gl2 o. cows aud calves, sis "
120 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, LA June 70 -
Hay-Quiet and firm; prime to
strictly prime SIG 5000 90; choice to
fancy 500 50@2S 90.
Cofiee-Dull; Rio cargoes and com.
mon to prime 6A@6ic.
Sugar-Flrm; common TO fair 10
&c; good fair 10 choice nominal yel-
low clarified 5I@6ic; off white sc;
choice white 8lc.
Molasses- common to good
common, l7@22c; fair to good fair
$50 25c; prime to strictly prime 269
$50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
aalnnston.

GALVESTON, June % Spot closed
easy; gross receipts, l5l bales; sales, J. 3
bales; exports none; shipments, coast
wise, IA bales; rail shipments, 30 bales;
stock, ais bales,
Ordinary sec; good ordinary 9.c; low
middling 9Sc; middling l0sc; good
middling l0.c; middling fair lO.
Futures opened dull but steady, and
closed dull, . points higher for July
and 'Novem Der; other months ! to 3
points lower. sales, 700 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21

therefore Ne 70 the interest Of the stookmen
20 sell them "nat.i
PKLrRfra-D Deer skins, y % lSniG ante op,
skipa, y n l0aiSc; goat skins, each, l0saak
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
AGO mp; shearlinga, according 10 amount Of
wool. SOLO, Mexican sheep peltR. Snloc
Mexican sheep pelts, Improved, lielae; Mex
loan sheep anearlinga. So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Grala ana rsadaIaHa

whaAs, rnuius. 90 to $50. msdiurB. Toe7a.
oAts, ss2ST 10 tRIieY, 40k 80 rya, a. l-2seso;
corn, B5s97Oc; hay, looss nom tbs wagon
s. Oozs 6J per ton bale hay, $40 0O@l2 oy
brAn, 500. par iDo; uhopa, o. oQ9l 70 Per
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Chicago,
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, ILL, June 20-Flour-
Duh and weak.
Wheat Opened G higher and raj
lied o additional sold off SHADE
aud ruled quiet, but broke &c from top
figures, rallied again and closed a
shade better than yesterday; June
IS @S9c, closed SSsc; July sol @9O@c,
closed S9s @90c; August 9l,@92 10,
closed 81 J@92c.
Corn-Opened quiet and generally
shade easter but closed about the same
as yesterday; cash 45c; June 47@47} c,
closed 47c; July 46l@46ic, closed 464
@465c, August 46@46sc, closed i6!
@46lc.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Dull and easy. closing l5c
under yesterday; cash $40 20@l0 %;
July $40 17@l0 %; August $40 ESQ
10 So.
Lard-Steady; closed shade easier;
cash $6 6096 624; July So 629@B %;
Boxed Mests--Steady dry sailed
shoulders So 1908 50; short rib S. 80
as 32l; short clear SIS 5000 So,
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle Receipts 1000; market active,
5 to Toe higher; shipping steers 81 81
6l5 30; stockers and feeders 81 36(G
/ rs; COWS, bulls and mixed s. S0@l
4 90; through Texas cattle, corn-fed
81 OOG94 20; grassers 81 1904 90.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 brisk, to loC
decline; S. S594 %
sheep Receipts 800, market steady;
natives 81 50(a,4 %; Western So 25@3 rs
Texans s. 25@3 20; lambs, per head
81 00@l 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21

N YORK, June 20.-Flour firm.
vat Easier; No. 2 red nominal;
red June 81 O099l oil, closing
July 81 0ll@l 02. closing
August 81 034@l 04l, closing
b Lower, closed Arm No, 2
BY elevator; 55@55lc ahoat (;
Iune nominal, 54l; July 5Sl@
H. using sac; August SSl@54lc,
h.. PROVISIONS, ETC.
e-spot fair; Rio steady, IS 81 !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
No offerings.
LIVE STOCK.
st. louis.
PRODUCE

Il NollOAh f.
A Louis, Mo-, June 20.-Wheat-
" snd very unsettled; opened 1 to
HNer, but under urgent pressure
Z declined l to lac, partially re-
Ned, tluctusted and closed at $3.50;
N $1,000 | OF, closing 81 0li; August
4 81 OSl, closing 81 O23; Septem
a Nl@l O5l, closing Sl0is
aI-Lower and weak; family
y IS; choice 81 COCA 30; fancy
q 500; patents S. 25@5 90.
efn-Dull, lower aud weak, clos.
below YESTERDAY; No. . mixed
HiSI e A. c; June 44@44so, closing
Il August i4t944sc, closing 44t(9
September 44l @i4sc. closing Al C.
Irregular; cash S39S3{ci Jane
august 26l@26sc.
81 u Meal--Steady at 81 go.
'Roi--Active and firm.
.fAsky--Steady at 81 Is.
"a PROVISIONS
a with only a Job trade done.
$40 20.
u Small lots, 81 80.
HI Meats-Car lots, free on board,
Clear g. SOFAS 40; short clear
Long clear S. SO@5 IS; short
" e596 90; short clear S6 lO9'
II LIVE STOCK.
We Receipts 100; supply toe
70 make a market and only 8
3 retail trade done.
ss-Receipts 200; good demands
E.sp-Receipts 10; no supply aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Furniture.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. imitation vain a,
saoh, ~ COOS 81 all walnut, " 60olO 80; Chair
wood seat ~ oos. " 1901 90. cane and rAttai
scat, ~ oodee tc, zane sAat, dining, 6i2 COON o.
Childs and rockers, . olS,l2 so; large roob w
6O Mirrors, arch tops. D dos, e. VOC u 81
TAblsa, rouud, 81 01DS51; fell laGf ear 40 %
Safes, saCn, " 25nfO1; Bureaus, $40 0OD2l %
wakh stands, 81 1saAd ~ had urrinl 7SSsi "
BABY Carriages, g SC820.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June 81 Spot closed
duh, inactive. ,,
z.Isd. low middling 9 l6d; mid
dling uplands 5 ll-i6d; middling Or
leans sid. 100 -, ,a,i..n
5000 bales. .,o mana
fixtures closed firm, points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
Now orIeanE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 20.-Spot
steady.
sales $3.50 bales.
Ordinary 5-l6c; good ordinary
@ g.l6c. low mIddling l0lc; middlipg
10 9 l5e; good middling lOaei middllng
fair II 5 Ice.
higher,
Sales, 10, 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21
bUCE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
Kansas City.
PRODUCE.

Kansas CITY.
PRODUCE.
ANsAs CITY, Mo-, June 20
At-Lower; No. ? red, cash and
4 nominal; July sole by sellers;
fst opened at 81 C and sold down
H.
tn-Weak, No. 2 cash sac; June
Fuly nominal; August Acc and later
h.
ks-No offerings.
n LIVE STOCK.
Ne Stock Indicator reports;
Nte-Receipts 572; weak and slc =,
~ for good to choice fat; exports
YES 80; good to choice shipping
NS5 l5; common to medium "a 90
u feeders 81 25@4 IS; cows SS 90
hss- Receipts l1,!0O; weak and
PAS 6O@3 rs,
9ep--Receipts 10; quiet; fair to
n muttons s. COOS -; common to
|aDm s. 25C92 so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-21

COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts mt All United states Ports
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22

- good assortment Of the following
named articles may be had at the store
of White Brothers Table Linens, Tow
el s Blankets, Shcetings. Bed Tickings.
C"unterpaneS, Furniture Prints. Carpets
and Rugs. i-tf
Mr.. Jason Simpson sells some Of the
best machines ever brough. TO this mar
kct. lie recently sold us II White Ma
chine, that gives complete satisfaction.
1t Is light running, simple Of construc-
ton. and durable. We can with safety
assure those wanting a machine. of the
fine qualities Of the White. 17-tf-7l
White Brothes have now in store
more than one hundred cases Of Boots
and Shoes. They sell Zciglcr'S LadicS'
shoes, which are unsurpassed for fit,
style and durability. They also have
Il !arg" lot of Mems and BOYS Shoes.
made hy the Bay State Shoe and Lcath-
er Company. Their goods have been
tested for several years and have given
universal satisfaction. ANY ono who
luys Il pair of this make Of Boots or
shoes, always gets tn" worth of his
mC:lcV. ": J II 70
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
GUINNESS NOTICES.

4 beautiful line of gloves at Bell &
Galphin'S. .E..F
The best black silk ever shown in
this market ut Bell & Galphin.
Neck Wear. Linen Collars. Collarcttcs,
Fishues, Crepe. Lccse and Ruching in
great variety ut Bell & Galphin's.
All over Embroidcrics, all over Ham
burg, all over Swiss, all over Nett very
and cheap at Bell & tialphin's.
so you know the best and cheapest
place in the up-country % get a stylish
hat or bonnet? 1t is ut Bell & Galphin'S.
Just received large lot Of Fruit of
the Loom Bleached Ilomcspun, whic!,
we arc selling very cheap. Bell Il Gal
rhir.
The best thing out, is our Novelty
Combination Corset. beautifully made,
p"rfect-ftting and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Bell & Galphin.
Laccs, Oriental. Torchon, Breaton
Valcnciennes, etc, in the greatest variety
ut Bell Il Galphin's.
jet, crochet, crochet and jc:. Tayiors
covered. Something in black buttouS to
match any black dress 'attDell & Gal
phin's.
1t is simply impossible to find a bette,
line Of 8, ~, l2la, 10, 20 and 25c. white
Lawns than Bell 4 Galphin are showing
Fans, fans. fans. from 2lac. to the. best
in real hand painting ut Bell & Gnlphins
Fine Table and Hall Lamps at Y. 5
Cothrun & Co.
\ beautiful line Of collars at Dell x
Galphin's.
l. Some thing new for Abhcvillc, an ar.
tistc in millinery at Dell Il Ga!phin's.
You can get a nico pearl Button, fpr
sc. per d"z. at Bell & Gaphin's.
-ParasolS. We can show yon some
thing handsome in this line. Bell q
Galph'nn' 49,
Dress Goods, Pluids. English checks
all wool Nuns Yelling from TIE cheapes
to the best at Bell &, Gnlphin's.
Barley! Barley! Barley Bette
late than never. DO not fail to SOW bar
ley. 1t will pay. No doubt about it
You can get a pure article Of seed bar
ley from White Brothers.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
Excursion to GrccnyiiIc.

We d"sire to cal. attention to, all OK.
cursion from this place to the mountain
City on the first day Of May. The en-
cursion will he run under the auspices
Of Mr.. Geo. {. Hodges, Principal of the
Abbeyille3 High Schools, and we can war
rant that it will be properly conducted.
III who desire to spend apleasant day
in our n"ighhor city should avail them.
selves "f this opportunity: ""he cxcur-
sion party will leave A.h3cvillc at 7 As
in the morning Of the first OF May and
return hers. at 8 p III. The fare from
this place gill be ~ for the round trip.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
Duo West Dots.
Listen for the Railroad whistle.

Listen for the Railroad whistle.
AL the Irish potatoes in our gardens
were killed last week.
Prof. J. W. Magill is in town and
looking we'll.
Damon and rythias: j. W. Magill
and T.G. Ellis.
Mr.. Boyd who has a son in Erskinc
spent a few days in town.
The Due West base ball club propose
to- wear the champion belt this season
again don't youforgetit. E.
Mr.. j. Dudley Carwile:.an excellent
young gentleman who has been travel
ing for tho large croctcry hovsc Of Jo-
scph H.. Broyn Of Texas is. spending q
few months in Abbosillc County, his
native heath. Mr.. Carwile is quite pop-
nlari is his profession and consequently
Is very successful.
Ms. Turner Ellis HIS a fine colt out Of
the Granger stock. 1t is not n mule
however. Mr.. Ellis will have it ON ex-
hibition sale dayinsMay.
Gen Hagood's letter to DR.. Wideman
was i'll every way satisfactory, and now
tthat "the questions ore answered.
we can count on the assistance ol
some persons. The remainder Of the
Railroad campaign will be sharp and
active here. Unless some reaction takes
place we exnect to carry the election in
Due West township, especially if hard
work will do it. "
Rev. ". T.. Pearson wrote out $40.
600 of Policies in the Mutual Self En-
dowmcnt life Insurance company o
Don"lds last Saturday.
Mr.. II. u. Austin n graduate of Frs
kline College and former resident here
was propitiously married on las,
Wednesday to Miss Lancaster, Of Lake
City, Fla. The Brides father is a large
orange grower and she is reputed vel
cultivated. They have our hearty WISH
cs for their best success.
The letter to DR.. j. W. Wideman from
General Ilagood on the railroad is vcr,
gratifying to its friends and Shas mad,
votes already.
DR.. Wideman who dissected Phnbi,
Valentine pronounced her malady to b,
apoplexy of the brain.
The Railroad election comes off mex
Thursday and Is tho absorbing topi
here.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
Thanks.

Wc.arc much obliged TO. our friend.
for the following invitation.
The groom is the lineaT descendant o
mn African Prince. and wins his daily
bread by welding the carpenters hatch.
ct. The bride is conely and indus.
trious, and the yeung couple set out in
life under the most favorable auspices.
Judge Calhoun and Col. Wardlpw will
otiicia,c at the wedding. Not being
able to have ~cddiuys Of th.ir own they
get them up for. other folks.
The pleasure Of yAur company is re-
questcd ut the marriage corrmany OF
Miss May Johnson
-" Colonel Henry Calhoun.
~ O'clock.
Nossdhr, S.. c.
Ceremony performed, by j ustice 0. T.
Calho III, assisted by Col. II. II. Ward
Jaw, Notary Public"
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
MESSAGES.
Judge Cochran is at hOJae.

"h"SN N'tslui-tS ~ IibJNes ..
Gild-rs pills do not n~auseste.a.
Judge MsGosyma has phess 8 olanis.
bia. asR#@ s 3@@
Monday.
.JndesC oth'rraafn9 sat With Judge Press.
ley in Court on Tuesday.
Judge Cdthran went to- Salnda on
Thursday to see General IIagool.
8 Cases Millinery just received, at
II. N. lIaddon & Co.
Presiding Elder Kirkland preached in
the Methodist Church on last Sunday.
Bs sure to look At the Fancy China
and Glass ware at White Brothers.
IL you wish to buy a trunk or valisc.
60 to tho store Of White Brothers.
IL yon have a sick headache one dose
Of II. IL. y. will relieve you.
Judge Presley is stopping at Mr..
John L. Lyons.
j. Il. dohnson ESQ, Of Laurrns, was
in town attending Court this week.
lNaces! iAees3 Lagos "! lin endless
variety at WAiic Nrothcrs.
The doctors report that there is Il
great deal of sickness around in tic
country.
Mrs. S. NJ. ". Smith leaves to-day 70,
Baltimore, to visit relatives there.
We were glad to sec George Smith
out again after a long trouble with hi.
throat.
Look At those Handkerchiefs which
White Brothers offer for five and ter
.cedas ERICH s.! ~
d. II. sNagill Esq. and Mr.. W. r
Kichey, toft Heages, wsre' sin stown OF
Monday.
Parasols, Parasols, another lot of Par
,asols just received. r. NJ. Haddon & Co
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

Mn. II. d.. REESE, of Abbrvlllc, is prepared
to do all manner of repairing of Matches.
Clocks and ~Jcwciry. and will pay all express
charges on work sent To- him from stations on
the c. and &. road. lie ALWAYS keeps in stock
Il handsome line Of Jcwclry and Plated Ware
at moderate prices. Send in your orders.
Address. II. u. REESE, Xbbevillc, S. c.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
NO. S25. 1NSU RANCE LICENSE
EXECrTIvE DEPARTMENT,

EXECCTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
E OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERALLY
COLUMBIA, S. c., April l, 1885.
| Certify, That Mr.. A. NJ. Aiken, OF
Cokesbury, Agent Of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Co., incor-
porated by Great Britain. has complied
with the acquisitions Of the Act of the
General Assembly entitled "An Act to
regulate the Agencies Of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the
State of South Carolina" and l hereby
license the said Mr.. 4. M. Aiken, Agent
aforesaid. to take risks and transact all
business of insurance in this State, in
the County of Abbeville, for and in be.
half Of said Company.
Expires March 31st 1886.
w. +. STONEY,
April 8-tf sc
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Refreshments at the Paimeuo.

Thomas McGettigan, of the old rclia,
bic Palmetto Saloon, invites his many
friends to give him Il call during Conrt
week. The Palmetto Saloon is well
stocked with i~irst-class refreshments.