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A Gl,astly Joke In Pantomtme.

One ono occasion Il wag played too sue
cessful trick OIL Rich (thc founder of English
pantomime) and his demons. In one of his
earliest pantonmes ct Lincoln's Inn Fields
he introduced dance of INTERVALS With
twelve performers, got up III a style outhcr-
oding Milton They were dressed in black
and rcd of the most lurid hues. Their cycs
were OF fire and snaliy locks fell over their
shoulders. An actor Wishing to friShteD
thcm got spare dress, and making himself d
fcw degrees more demoniac-lookinS than the
regular demons, Lie ono night slipped III
among thcnl They SOON perceived that thcro
was devil too many, and thero could only
be one thought US to where lie had como
from.
Tho mock demons rushed from the stage,
and some of them did not wait to throw OFF
their dresses, but fled through the streets
l:omcward, spreading the alarm that some
thing terrible had happened. The panic
spread to tho audience, which dispersed i'll
wild confusion, and the event was soon orna-
mcntcrl with oil the imaginative details that
fear, and, In some cases, mischief, could suS-
gcst. The demons appearance was painted
in the most appalling colorS, and many wrro
prepared to take oath that they had seen him
fly through the roof. Thousands of people
surrounded tho theatre next day, anu waSs
pointed ont 20 them the bit Of the wall that
the devil had knocked down with swish OF
his tail, and which had been repaired during
the night. The manager published eXplana-
ton after explanation of the practical joke,
but the most of the people adhered to their
own version of it.-Times.
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,Sherif's Sale.

NJ. A. z. Waller against Jno. T. McKellar.-:
Execution. 49, =
ny virtue Of an Execution to me directed in .
- the above stated ease, I will sell to tho
highest bidder. at Public Auction, within the.
legal hours Of sale, Mt Abbeville G. n, on Mon,
day, the sixth day OF September, 1885, all tho.
right, title and interest OF Jno. T. McKellar in.
the following Real Estate, to wilt: AL that
tract or parcel OF Land situate, lying and be-
Ing in Town of Greenwood, containing
THIRTEEN Q9 ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by landso J. T.
Simmons, J. c. 3faxwell aud G. G. Waller.
Also
ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
In the town of Greenwood Q3 acres) on which
the defendant now resides, bounded by Estate
Martin Hacket and others Also
SIXTY (GO) ACRES,
Of land, more or less, bounded by ). G. Max
well, w. X. Blake and otherr. Also ~.
FOUR HUNDRED (iOO) ACRES,
more or less, in White Hall township, bound.
ed by J. T. Lyon, V. Griffin, T. A. Watson and
Others: Levied on and to be sold as the prop
erty OF J. T. McKellar, to satisfy the aforesaid
Execution and costs. TERMS-Cash.
j. +. G.. DUPRE,
August 9, 1886. Sheriff A. c. ,
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FOR-COUNTY AUDITOR.

Editor Press and Banner:
We respectfully nominate Mr.. A. w. JONES
for the Office OF County Auditor, subject to the
action Of the primaries. BY reason OF his ex-
pericnce In business he is peculiarly we'll
qualified to discharge the duties of that Office.
DEMOCRAT.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J. T.
PARKS as a candidate for recommen dation
for County Auditor, subject to the action Of
the Democratic primaries.
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For one dollar Mr.. +. G. Perrin will soil you
a package of the .'Amcrican Fruit Preserving
Powder and l.iquid' with which You caIi
preserve 2if pounds of fruits. or Vegetables.
which may br kept the year round without
fear of fermentation. superior ln amy other
prrServatlvc known. Try il, you will like it,
Clothing! clothing! For the next thirty
days, will sell uIir rn ire stock of Spring and
Summer cluihing uL net New York cost. l..
RUScubrrg Il Go. Is
Millinery to suit the taste and fancy of cv-
cry one lhis month. Il. VI. lladdun < Go. G-2
Dresses cut and it, or made to order un
short notice Ut ll;ludnn'S. j-l9
Hoop skirts ANA bustle$ al Haddon's. 5-n.
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+. e. Perrin. III
The finest cigars and tobacco at 4. {. Per-
rim. IL
Summer silks and French sattccns, at Had.
lnnS III
10 dozcn Ladies' and Misses collars and cuil
white and colurrd. Collars, SC. up, at Had
,ln,is LII
luInrrd lawns AMI Crinklc SccrSuckcr cali
CO.'S will he used Tor cheap wash dresses.
Wm.'E. Bell. 81
| will sell my stock Of parasulS and fans 10
per cent. less than mark price during Court
week. ". T.. Bell. d.
Lace iipuncimg Tor fronts of dresses in white,
cream and tan, with harrow lacrs to match.
VIM. j.. Bell
Towels towels, beautiful linen towels for
,Ir,. W r Bell ,i-g
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Sherif's Sale.
Monroe Bros. IL Co. and others VS.. John \
,Aloore.-Sundry Executions.

Monroe Bros. IL Co. and others VS.. John \.
-. ,Moorc.--Sundry E:Xccutiolis
ny virtue of sllndry executions to me direct
6 cd, in the above stated case, Will sell to
the highest bidder, ut public auction, within
the legal hours OF sale, ut AbbeVillr L. IL on
the 9th day Of September, lhSt, all the
right. title nnd interest of John y. Moore ~
thc following described property. to wit: All
that trtc: or parcel Of land, situate. lying al u
being in the County of .Abbcvillc, Stale of
South Carolina containing
TWENTY-FIVE cry ACRES.
more or less bounded ny lands Of ]. =. Phil
iirS, Luther kinard. Mrs Shcrard and others.
Also all the interest OF the said JOhn ~.
Moore, (bciu. 0nc-thirtD in tract or parcel nf
land in tic County and State aforesaid, con
tainng
TWO HUNDRED t20W ACRES,
more or less, bounded 10y lands of DR.. W. l..
Anderson, james Srul and ;. Il. Marshall.
Also,
ONE LOT OF LAND, and the TWO-STORY
BRICK STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, in the town OF
NIncty-SiN, and lately occupied by Jrff ID.
Moore uS Il general store. Also. all the inter
est of the said John \. Moore being one-llalf)
IN \ LOT. and the STORE BUILDING
thereon, on Cambridge street, i'm the town ot
Nincty-Six. and now occupied as drug store.
Also, 1T the town OF Nncty-SiN, on the same
day and days following all the goods, wares
and merchandise of thc said Ino. \. Moore,
consisting OF Dry Goods, Shoes. Hats, Cloth
Ing, Hardware, aud such Other articles us are
usually kept in II first class country store, in-
rludimg one Iron SAFE, Platform Scales, NJ.
Levied on and to hc sold us the property oi
john y. Moore, Ia satisfy the alnrcSiiiu cArcu'
tiuns and costs. TERMS LASH.
J. i. e. DuPltE, :. y. {.
August 1, lS>6 If
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We,areauthorized to announce Capt. w. D
MARS as a candidate for seat in the House
Representatives, subject to the action Of the
primaries.
We arcauthorized to oanuounce DR.. GEORGE
II. WADDELL rs candidate for the Lcgisla-
turc, subject to the Democratic primaries.
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CDIantl Corn.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Christian Of this village has
n patch of upland corn which he has just
gathered. He exhibited Il specimen ear ut
our office Yesterday, which is tn rtcen inches
long aud contains GlS well developed grains.
Who can beat this? Is there man in the
agricultural movement who beat Mr.. ChriS-
tain? He can beat General llcmphill him.
self who is the originator Of the upland corn
rnoyameut
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New lot Millinery received this week.
Novelties for summer wear, at laddonS 5l9
LIEN blanks which are intended to protect
merchants for advances on crops are printed
and ready for sale 1T the Press and Banner
Office.
Notions of all kinds very cheap at j.. A.
Tcmplcton u Co.'S. 90
'rcnulrton d. Co.'S 5-2G
Dresses cut and made OH short notice At
VIM. T.. Bells.
The latest novelties in dress goods can be
found at VIM. il. Bells.
Mondaria crepe cicth for ladies dresses with
trimming to match. VIM. +. Bell.
| Fans, fans black and fancy from lOc. to 81 OO.
W. t. Bell. o-"6
Ladies' collars with cape from SC to 2oc
VIM. T.. Bel. 4-2l
Large white plaid lawns for dresses, somc-
thing beautiful at VIM. T.. Bells. i-2l
Spring and Summer clothing at New York
COST. =. Rosenberg & Co. 7-S
Low quarter shoes! low quarter shoes! at
New York cost. L. Rosenberg & Co.
Now is your time to buy pair Of low quar-
ter shoes at New York cost. L. Rosenberg 4
Co. rs
Dress goods. killer cloth nuns yelling, En-.
glish plaiGls, Henrietta cloth, black AMI col
0rcd cashmere, and stripe bouclc cloth for
combination suits. VIM. f.. Bell. 3.3l
ENVELOPES with your card on them Mt very
low figures cun br had ut The Press unI Ban
nCr Office.
EVERYBODY uses letter heads. and 1t is
strange that you do not go to the Press and
Bnul.cr Office and get them printed.
Black silk parlsos. with white, black, blue
and garnet lining. w. j.. Bell. 5-.G
Large line OF crepe lace Just received. from
lDc. to SOC. nt VIM. i. Bells.
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Rogers Il Co., wholesale dealers in grain and
provisions, ut the request of their many GUS
TONERS have consented To open up 1t cotton
iHrt0r;lgr business in connection with their
grain and provisions. Augusta * near
home that parties can ship their cotton there
and get returns in two or three days and buy
their goods from Rogers IL Co., at Western
prices with freight added. Their fcliiics for
handling both provisions and cotton are per-
feet. This house will do Il large business i'll
South Carolina and tirOrgia,
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Sherif's Sale.

J, r. Tarrant against James Gillam.--Execu-
tion.
ny virtue OF an Execution to me al.
Is rectcd, In the above stated case, will sell
to the highest bidder, ut Public Auction with,
In the legal hours OF sale, at A9bey,l!e Cours
4. Ii. iSsG, all the right, title and interest OF
James Girlan. deceased, IN the following de-
scribed property. to wit: All that tract or par
eel of Land situate, lying and being IN the
County of Abbevlle, South Carolina, and
known as the Long Bottom plantation, ana
containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of w,
a. Sanders, NJ. B. Lipscomb, the Sauda RIVER
aud others. Levied on and to bc. sold as the
property Of James Gillian. deceased, To SATISFY
the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS-CaSh.
J.F. DUPRE,
August 7, 1856. Sherin 4. Y.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of Judge ]. s. COTHRAN an
nouncc him as candidate for Congress from
the Third Congressional District, subject TO
the action of the Democratic primary or con-
vcntion, whichever plan may be adopted.
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NONlS S1'ED.

Tho County Chairman announced that j..
T. iIrmphill WAS nominated for the Senate :;
That j. y. Young, X. j. Robinson, W. T..
Bnrmorc and w. IL. Parker were nominated
Tor the Legislatures;
That J. Fuller Lyon WAS nominated for the
office of Probate Judge;
That j. W. IitrS and G. NJ Mat;iSOn were
nominated for County Commissioners;
That T.. towan was nominated Tor School
Commissioner, and
j. W. Pcrriu Was nominated for Treasurer.
To Run OVER.
That c. III. Wadlcll and W. ID. Mars rccriv-
Ing the next highest vote but not Il majority.
would run again for the fifth place Oh the
Legislative ticket
That there had been no election for County
Auditor. and
That J. Il. Parks and y. W. Jones would run
again for Auditor;
TIA, j. y. King and W. u. Mann would run
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Sherifs Sale.
3. X. Bcacham, Agent, agninst ]. w. Nichols
Execution.

3. X. Bcacham, Agent, against j. w. Nichols
Execution.
DY virtue. of an Execution to me di.
- recrcd. in the above stated case, will sell
to the highest bidder, ut Public Auction
within the legal hours of sale, Mt Abberille
Court House, on Monday the sixth day oii
September A. D. 1856, all the right title and
Interest of ], w. Nichols in the following de-
scribcd proper ty, to wit: AL lhattract or par.
Gel OF Land. situate, lying and being In the
South Carolina, and known as the Lee Place.
and containing - Q:
ONE ACRE, =
more or less, and he buildings thereon, boulid-
cd by lands of W. a. Lee II. NJ. IfaddOn, VI
emma Street, et al. Levied on and tobc sold as
the property OF j. W. Nichols, 70 satisfy the
Execution and COSTS. TERMSoCash'
j. +. G. DUPRE.
Sheriff Abbcvile County.
August I, lSSG, II.
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Card From Capt. j. y. King.

adopt this method of thanking the people
of Abbevilie county for the handsome vote
given me for County Commissioner on last
tant business demands will prevent Il
thorough canvass OF The county. served
four of the best years Of my life in the Con-
federate Army and have always devoted Juy
hest energies 10 the success of the Democratic
party. If chosen for the office for when my
friends havc named me, will discharge its
duties to the best of my ability.
JAMES y. KING,
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Cribs and Cradles.

LNOLDING CRIBS. with woven wire bot
Il toms, Il new and excellent article, prices
from S}.O0 to S7.5O. .CrHdles, $l.25. Swing cru
dies, S2.jG. J. d. CHALMERS & co.
NO< % 1885. If
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Announcement.

Tic many friends Of Thomas Mctiritigan
announce The Round Knob cigar the best. II
ttn,li the lead NJ the Palmetto House Sale
bay. And Tom still guarantees satisfaction
to ali who favor him with their patronage
,jp
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On motion it. was ordered that delegates who
could not attend should notify the County
Chairman, who should appoint the next high
est altcrnaicS To fill the place. The following
are tic siitcrmatrS: u. II. Magll, ID. {. Cal
vert, Wyatt Aiken and &. II. Moore.
ON motion the Convention adjourned.
NJ. 1. DEiiltUIIL,
Secretary.
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Steel Engravings, Chromos,

nII. PAINTINGS, ~ low prices, suitable
~ for presents Fine line of mOuldin.s and
frames. Toilet lOnkins glass with levels and
thermometer attached. New goods .
j. ID. CHALMERS il co.
Nov %, lSSJ, If
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|
Congressional Convention at Seneca CITY
should. before election, be required to state TO
| the club that they would vote and work all
| the time for the primary plan OF nominating
| Il candidate for Congress.
cApTAIN WHITES FIRST RESOLUTION.
Mr.. H. w. White offered tile following reso-
| luton as q substitute for Mr. Gary's rcsolu-
| ton:
PeSolred, That the delegates TO the Con-
grcSsional Convention bc instructed To vote
| for the primary plan OF nomination as long
as there was any hope of obtaining IT, Dut IN
| case the Convcn tion decided to make q NOM
ilfation for Il Congressman the delegates from
AhbcvIllc are hereby authorized and IN
structed TO participate In such nominntins
| convention and to cast their votes ut every
| ballot for Judge j. =. COthran.
| After some debate Mr.. White Withdrew
| his resolution and agreed to divide his mo-
| ton us TO the instruction on the question OF
primary election and us TO the endorsement ol
Judge COthran.
rLEDGING FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
Mr.. Gary offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
grcsSional Convention pledge themselves 10
support the primary plan OF election as long
as there is any possibility OF affecting Inc
Mr. Garydon raised the point of order that
any action by this Convention other than
sending delegates 10 the Congressional Con-
vention to decide whether or not the prlml-
~ plan OF nomination Snoulu DC uuopIeu'
was out of order. ,,
taken, and st ltcd that the point hal bccn
raised in the Congressional CommllIcc, anu
that he was bound by their decision.
DIRECTING DELEGATES TO VOTE FOR JUDGE
CoTIRAN IN CONVENTION.
Mr.. White then offered the following reso-
if,tti
ReyoiUctl, That in case the Seneca convrn-
tion to be held the 1St Of September shouid
decide to make nomination Tor congress-
man, the delegates from Ahbeviiic are mere,
by authorized and instructed to participate
I'm such nominating Convention ana to cast
their votes at every ballot Tor Judge j. ).
Cothran.
Mr.. DENET's POSITION.
Mr.. Gary desired to know If the County
Chairman was still in the race for Congress.
Mr.. Bcnrt called Mr.. ] e. Ellis. Eicc.PrcSi,
dent, to the chair. lie then stated tliht nc nna
fought n o one and did not expect fhlS issue.
That he had for two years been III the race Tor
Congress. That he had been ana was now
working solely TO secure TO the people ~ pri-
on he would let the people know If he was Il
candidate for Congress. That mat was tnc
position he had always occupied ana WAS tnc
one lie occupied today.
THE VOTE TO LAY on TIE TABLE.
Mr.. Gary moved to lay Mr.. Whites rcsolu-
ton on The table, and called fnra constitu'
tional vote, which resulted as follows:
Yes, 1872; no, 2}99.
WHAT MIR. pENET ASKED.
Mr.. Bcnct said he hal expected to he cam
dldnte upon the primary. but had never cX-
pected to oppose Judge Cuihran II the cleo
tion should he by convention. He therefore
ask cd the Convention TO support Mr. White $
resolution. ~
Mr. White withdrew his call for q cnnstitu-
tionaI yo.c on the adoption Oi the resolution.
The resolution was then adopted BY rscd
rOce vote.
The Second Primary.
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Notice.

There will be n mass meeting in the Court
House on Tuesday. the 3lst day Of August, at
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OIL nominating
an Intcndant and four WardcnS.
JONES +. MILLER.
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For Sale or to Rent.

G EVER.AL Second Hand Steam Engines,
= from Five to Ten Horse. Terms crsy.
Apply to j. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
August 10. 1856. II NinctySiX $. e.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized to announce Captain j.
n. KING, of Nlncty.SiX, as a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the action OF
the Democratic primaries,
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Buggy Lap Robes.

lust received Il nice lntOf Linen Lap Robes
- beautifully cmbr,idered. which VII sell
cheap. Call att my harness shop.
April Z, 1856, II TIIOS. BEGGS.
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Wanted, (

\ LOT OF old harness. for which / will pay
n fair price, or take Them in part pay Tor
new ones, ut my harness shop.
April I, 1855, Ii THOS. BEGGS.
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Extras.

CTIRRUPS, Stirrup LeathcTs, Girths, Hold
, back straps. Breiist and Yoke Straps
Hame Straps, Curb Straps, &C., on hand and
for sale re:tpby TIIOS. BEGGS.
Sept 70 ISSj.
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Riding Bridles..

A n assortment OF plain and round Brides
n and Martingulcs, just received and Tor
sale cheap. THOS, BEGGS.
Sept. 80, 1855.
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J. S. HAMMOND,
Intendant.
JONES +. MILLER, Secretary.
August - 1SSG.
Masters Sale.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
nI,
. august ~, 1SSG.
COUNTY OF ABIiENlLLE,

CIII Nj Of NIiIiIIN II IILF.,
COUHT OF COMMON pLEAS.
Il. X. Bcacham, Agent, against X. \. Richcy.
10y virtue Of an order of sale made In the
- above stated east. will offer fDr sale ut
public nutcry ai Nbbrvillrt. H., =. g., on sale
Day in September, 1856. within the legal hours
Of sale. the following tlrScrimh TrOl rrty, Siiu-
ate in said State and County, To wit: All that
tract or parcel of land. near the town Of .Abbr-
yilir, OH Pendicton Road, containing
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more ur less, bounded hy i'endlrtulI Eu;ld,
Francis l.oIn:lX and Il. T.. Hill, DR.. j. l.. Mar
Tin, T.. y. toO@lnr aud others.
TERMS OF SA lE,-CIsh. Purchaser To pay
the Master for papers.
J. e. kLlGll,
august 10, 1SsG. 1t Master.
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An Ordinance
To Preserve Quiet and Or
der in the Town of Alb
beville.

DE IT ORDAINED, by tho Town Of Able
willie, =. G., and by the authority OF the same.
That Section | OF IN ordinance To preserve
quiet and order in the Town OF Abbc"illo be
amended by striking out the word ''rwenty'
in the sixth line of said section anu inserting
in lieu thereof the word "Onc Hundred" so
That the said section shall read: That if any
person or persons shall commit assault and
battery or shall in any manner whatever en-
gage in any combat or fight within any pr-
ware or public house or any other place with
in the corporate limits Of Abhcvillc, such per-
som or PERSONS may be fined Mt the discretion
Of the Council, not exceeding one hundred
dollars or be imprisoned in lieu thereof.
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Time-Eastern standard.
G. r. TALCoTT, superintendent -
D. CARDWELL, Assist. Gen, fas Agent.
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For the next thirty days our entire stock of
low quarter shoes will he sold at New Sor:
cost p. Rosenberg L. Co. rs
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over for the third place on the County Com
missioncrs' ticket.
Endorsing Candidates for Congress-
The Primary Plan.

Mr.. Gary moved that candidates for the
Congressional Convention at Seneca CITY
should before election, be required to state TO
the club that they would vote and work all
the time for the primary plan OF nominating
Il candidate for Congress.
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Open Cotton.

Mr.. A. NJ. Hill exhibited open cotton at oul
Office last night.
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The Second Primary.

Mr.. w. =. Calhoun moved to FIX the second
primary for Friday, september ird.
Mr.. Graydon moved to amend by fiXlng
SATURDAY,, September 4th. The amendment
was rGoptcd, and tho second primary was or
dcrcd to bc held OH Saturday, lth September.
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ON and after August Is. 1886, Passenger trains
~ will run as herewith indicated upon this ruad
and Its branches:
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Nj, "a IN n,sssrxnrp =. i
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Atlantic Coast Line.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON, N. o., June %, 1885.
LAST LINE between Charleston and Columbia and
Upper South Carolina. -
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An Ordinance
Against Geese Running at
Large in the Streets
of Abheville.

DE 1T ORDAINED, by the Town Council OF
Abbeville, South Carolina. and by the author
ity Of tho same:
That 1t shall be unlawful from this date, for
any Geese to run at large on the public streets
of the Town. 1t shall be the duty Of the Town
Marshal to take the same into custody. And
the owner or owners of same shall be requir-
ed to pay over to the Town Treasurer the sum
of one dollar and costs.
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Election of Delegates 10 the Congress
SiOnaI Convention.

The next business in order was the election
OF twelve delegates tp the Congressional Con-
vcutiun To he held at Seneca on September LIST.
Ehil, il,irr If L al I.I
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and DanviIIc Railroad, Co
Iamftiasand :Greenvilfe Division. =.

August 9, 1886