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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-11-03

MR.. HAYNE McDILL tackled case o. OF
! measles some two weeks ago. They got tne
worst of it, and Mr.. A1cDill is again able 10 nc
out on the street. The measles Will never
bother him again.
GENERAL IIEMpIIILL thonghtful!y minis
tered to the comfort of the managers OF e;cc-
tion Yesterday by furnishing irewoou lnr tne
stoves in the Court room where the clectioas
were being held.
! THE Saw Mill belonging TO Mr. Eddie
engine ind lumber were saved. He IS ut
work repairing II and will soon De READ! to
/ work again.
, MEssIs. SEAt; MclLwAISE 1; Co. hdn their
wagoilS hOii Greenwood, brcadSe O.. the hlsii
: frcights charged on the railroad Ihef save SAVE.
about s. on the wagon, by the use OF thcirowh
; team.
PROF. JGiiS LANDER of Williamson Will
deliver IN address before the sunday Scnnol
MisS,Hary Society IN the Methodist church
at o'clock, i. NJ, next Sunday:
Mn. B. i. YoE'S dwelling house was nurneI
last Saturday. Prof Buckcnsinsc lost ms H.
brary at the same time. Mr.. VOC lost s3O III
cash. No insurance.
CAROLINA CHIEF is now located at Ahbc-
villp He will be sent to tho houses OF thoSr
desiring his services. For terms apply W -hf.
II. c. Wilson.
TIE fourth and last quarterly meeting ,r,r ior
church on urXt Saturday and Sunday.
THE woods west of the Court House have
been burning for several days. \ dense
smoke settles over the village AT night.
REV. DR. SIIAND, who was pastor OF the
Episcopal Cttlrcfi in Columbia for 1iity years
died last Sunday. at an advanced age.
THE Court adjourned last Saturday morn
ing, after Il two weeks faithful work aL clear
ing the dockctS, criminal ana CIVIL
THE Episcopa cemetery was beautifully
cleaned out some time ago, ana stlil Dears
a. pVilpnce of chrc and attention..
TIE surveyors express themselves as pleas
ed with the route from Abbevillc To Greeh-
wood. 1t Is less than il miles.
PROF. JOHN FRANZ HARrEI one of the
best looking Young men Oh the SaEahHau,
was in town last Monday.
DIR. J.. w. W1DEMAN has been appointed
Supervisor Of Registration In place ot Dr.
Waddrll, who resigned.
IT is reported that Mr.. Turpin Huckahee Is
quite sick. May he soon bc restored to good
health and live long.
Col. JAMES EDWARD CALHOUN is the
youngest man of his age to be iouhd III I'LL
all this State.
Miss ANNIE MABRY and Miss Mary Mahry
have returned from their trip to see relatives
In Augusta.
MIR. nASCKEL returned last Saturday from
the trieunial Episcopal convention In Gill
cago.
4 child of Mr.. J. l., Gown at Mt. Carmel,
died last Sunday Of measles, aged years.
MIR. S. o. YouNG's we'll at Troy, which was
walled with rock, caved last Sunday.
Mr.. FOSTER HAMMOND expects TO see the
sights in Columbia next week.
GENERAL HEMPuILL is going to the Column
bia Fair next week.
Col. fl. r. WARDLAw was chief constable
for the election.
THE young people danced at the New Ho
tel last night.
Miss LILA and Miss Bessie Norwood are at
home aguln.
MIR. II. w. HADDoN got his hand in gin
last week.
REV. DIR. ]. l.. WILSON'S mother died last
week.
Mrs. BENET Is off for Baltimore.
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THE surveying corps of the Chester, Green
wood and Abheville road have passed through
the village and are now beyond the poor
house. They pass near the home of sfrs. Rob-
crt Jones, I'm the rear of Mr.. w. Ii. Parker, and
by Henry Harrer'S house. and mp the dcpres.
sion In rear of Mrs Il. G. P"rrn's crossing the
road between Mr.. NJ L. DeBruhls and Mr. T..
X. Bcwie's, passing diagonally over their lots,
running on Il very good line. passing between
two of the poor house cabins, and OH toward
the river.
MIR. EDDIE y. SEYMOUR, of Hard Labor.
was IN town last Saturday. lie Is the right
kind of a farmer He come TO tswn last Feb
ruary and bought II mule on q credit. lie
hasn't been here since until last Saturday,
when he paid for it. Mr.. Seymour is ~ thrifty
young farmer, who has taken unto himself IL
handsome young wife. Industrious and eco
nomical he Will yet he rich.
THE postinaslcrs Of the State viii meet in
Columbia on next We'd neS,lav. November 10.
1856. We have no further Information as to
the object of the meeting than is contained hi
he notice which we reprint elsewhere, but
we think IL well to have the meeting. an |
hope that as many as can do so, may attend.
AN alarm Of fire came froih the Central IIo-
tel about eight o'cluck Saturday night Ev
cryb0dv ran To the top nt his speed. 1t was
found that lamp had bren Knocked over.
The bla2ing oil was wiped un with biank kcts.
and the excitement was all over Iii about
the time 1t takes To read these lines.
Mrs. B. B. FOSTER. wife of Gen. Is r. Fos.
ter or Jonosviile. Union county, s. c., died
suddenly lsst sunday morning. She was a
sister Of the late Hon. T. C., Perrin, and Is the
last Of the family. except Mrs. Qnarlcs, moth;
er Of Mr.. r. J.. QuarlcS of this village.
Mr.. WHIT CONNER. MS good Il man as ever
sampled q bale Of cotton. was In town ycStcr-
day. He has been buying cotton TOR several
years, but he has been good man al his
life. 1t is pleasant to meet as good man.
MH. j. i. COLEMAN aud his son Mr.. J. u
Coleman were ut Due West last week. They
are among the most thrifty AMI cntcrpriSinI
citizens of Ahbcville county. NJ. j. +. Cole
man : son Mart Is Il student at Due West.
TIE monthly union meeting Of the church
pal church next Sunday night.
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True Sympathy

If you have friend worth loving,
Love him-ycS, and let him know
That YOU love him-cre lifr's evening
.Tingc his brow with sunset glow. =.
Why should cool words nG'cr be Said
or Il friend till he Is dead!
II you hear a song that thrills you,
Sung by any child OF song.
Praise lido not let the singer
Wait deserved praises long. O.. .;
Why should one that thrills your heart
Lack the joy you may impart?
If you hear prayer that moves you
by It's humble, pleading tone,
Join lido not let the seeker
Bow before Ills God alone.
Why should not your brother share
The strength OF two or three IN prayer !
If YOU see the hot tears falling,
Falling from brothers eyes,
Share them and this hS the sharing
own your kinship With the skies.
Why should any one bc glad
When brothers heart Is sad?
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Shoes.


Two cases ladies' pebble lace shoes.
Two cases ladies' hid button shoes, all Nos'j
and Il reul bargain AT 30.
Two cases ladies' kid and pebble button
shoes, onr leader, at s?D.
Two cases kid and pebble button shoes'
Two cases the celebrated "Gpo. H. Ieiglcr"
shoes, Kid button, pebble button.
One case house slippers
Two cases rubber shoes
All the above can be found at r. NJ. IIaddon
& Cos.
Dress cut and fit or made to order. Work
guaran Iced and prices as low as nrSt-claSS
work can be done II. NJ IIaddon & Co. lO-2I
cases millinery goods Just received ut L..
NJ. uauuon Il Cos. lO!7
case rulllings, the latest novelties, just re-
ceivcd ut II. NJ. HaddOn q Co. lD-N.
case knit hools and sucqncs tor infants,
misses and children. just received at X. NJ.
Haddon & Cos. 1917
Buy the Golden machinery oil only SOC. per
gallon from. Speed & Neutfer. lO.2I
\ lice line Of Christmas goods Just received
by. Speed & Nculter. lU5I
Try Cleansing Cream for removing greesc
spots from your clothes and you will use no
other. Sold by Speed & Nculler lO-2I
Harmonious, violin howes. strings, bridges
&c i, Id Jy Speed IL Nruffcr. 1927
Don't fail to see our line of fancy goods be-
iOfe Guy ing your presents. Si'ccu " GNeuLei. :.
1927
II. w. Hicks, an experience cotton buyer,
has rciurncd to Abhcvlle for the season,
with better facilities for handling cotton than
hcrcI oforc. and will pay the highest cash
price for cotton, Grill and See Kim hef2re you
sell. org IF d. W. Hicks.
cases assorted dry goods just received at
r. NJ. iluddOn K Co.'S. 1927
100 Jersey jackets. Il NJ. l1addon & Co..
100 ladies' jackets and wraps, latest designs
ut r. II. Hnddon 4 COS. 1917
If you want IL dress made or cut and fit
go 70 IIaddon's. A good fit and prices guar
antcel. 1877
100 dozen ladies' misses and children's hose,
colorcd and black. from 10 cents up: H. NJ.
Hadj0n 4 Go. lU-e7
Remember that we carry an extensive line
of black goods, vclvcts, silks, satins, etc. r.
NJ. HaddOn C Co. 1927
30 New Markets. II. NJ! Haddon & Co. 1927
Rogers & Co., of Augusta, Cd: On making
large shipments of provisions, bagSing and
ties TO there Carolina trade daley, also re
cciving consgnmcnts of cotton by every
train. They c;ln deliver goods at any depot
In Carolina iii TWO or three days after order Is
received. Ship tncm your cotton and order
your goods.
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The Nan Who Pays the Expense,
1C1tc11O TiibUne.1

lCNtcHQO 1fDHNe.J
IT. is not true, MS pretended, that the profits
OF the packers are squeezed out Of the labor.
crs. Both the earnings of capital and the
wages of labor arc paid by those who cat the
infShed product. Wherever the rcrk or ba.
con gocs-to England. or Francc, or Switzer.
land, or the Southern States of America. OF
any other part of the world-the man who eats
1t has to pay the whole cost Of raising It, pack,
Ing II and fetching 1t to market. One would
suppose, to hear the dcmagogues talk. that
the labOrcrs Of Bridgeport made the hogs
But they only cut them up and pack them
Capital has to advance the money to buy
them from the farmers. bring them to ntafkrt,
pay cash wages to the lahorers at Bridgeport
transport the products to distant markets.
and wait for time sales TO get the money back
from consumers. The man who cuts up the
hog and puts it in brine is only one middle.
man out of q doZpn-and not the most lmpnr-
tant-bctwccn the farmer Mt home and the
purchaser abroad. 1t Is capital that sets the
wheels in motion and enables these middle
men, including all the labOrrrs in the pack
lighthouses, to take slice Off the bacon fur
their own benefit us 1t pusScs through their
hands.
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The ADbcviIle Rides.

On Thanksgiving day, November 25t!r, tile
Abbeville Rifles will have a shooting match
when two prizes will be offered for the best
shots.
IN tho night of the same day there will be a
competitive drill In the Court House. and Two
ha ntSomc gold medals will be presented tc
the best driIlel Old member and the best drill
ed recruit.
The four prizes will he presented that night
after the drill, and altogether the evening will
bc most pleasant. \ small admission will be
charged to help the RihrS buy thc;rnew uni
forms, and the whole town should turn out
and lend Il helping hahd tp the struggling
company. The entertainment will be good
one aud "valuc received" will be given 10 one
and ali. Turn out and help the boys.
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Generous PcOpIe-.FaithfuI Preacher.

Mr.. Bethea, the preacher on the Abbcrille
Circuit, had II pleasant surprise from Sharon
congregation last Wednesday. y number oi
them came and brought with them all man.
her of catablcS for his table, and Il number OF
presents for his home, together with hand
some purse OF money, which is not to be de.
members have paid up their quarterigc in ad-
vance, while only u few are in arrears. This
speaks well for both the congregation and the
preacher. Mr.. Bcthea is certainly doing no
bic work on his circuit, and the people arc
certainly showing their high appreciation Of
his labors for them. May preacher and pen'
pie long continue To grow in grace and may
each and all Of them be blessed III basket and
in store.
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I'tse Elections,

The elections for Congressman and State
and county officers came OIL yesterday. The
day WAS remarkably quiet. only a few persons
from the country Dclrs in town. The toIal
vote was only 2S, about one hundred fewer
than was cast at the primary election
Many persons spoke uf tlc contrast between
the election yesterday and the election In
1875. The election in 1876 WIS perhaps the
most exciting ever held in this county, white
the election yesterday was as quiet us an
election could he.
The vote for Congressman and State officers
were about theSaine. and the count utshowCd
that nearly everybody had voted Il full ticket.
General Hcmphill lost some fifteen or twenty
votes which were put in the wrong box and
were consequently thrown out.
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PubIic BenefnctOr.

Mr.. {. Miller; at his agcllcy, IS public
bencfctOr. There Is now no earthly excuse
for wearing il-fitting or badly.made clothlng.
He fakes orders for the most stylish and best
fitting clothing that can be found anywhere.
Give him an early call, and secure your cloth
ing before the cod weather set. w
The ladies should remember that Mr. Miller
has dress goods of the most beautiful Styles.
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gOb Printing,

The Press and Banner is prepared to do al
to send away from home to get the work
done, unless u is preferred for personal real
sons, or prejudice. against your own locality,
TO send of for your printing. II can he done
M well and much cheaper at home than
abroad
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Dress Goods.

The ladies would be amazed to examine the
fine dress goods of which J. c. Miller has sam.
pies. Call early and buy any number oi
yards at wholesale prices: lO-l3 Ut
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A dreadful accident occurred between Modo
ana Clarli's Hill yesterday morning. whereof!
Henry White. Il cnlnrcd man, was hndl!
wounded hy having his leg broken and 0the
painful hurts, and his wagon and horse
smashed up generally. II was done by the III
passclfger train. He was brought to this placI
Jennings was in ultrndance.-.McC CU7mick Il Il
uQlicc.
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Tho County Democrafic CIub.

This club held q meeting on Saleday. The
chief business before the meeting was to raise
money for campaign purposes. and to see that
ton should be distributed. Owing to the s;ze
Of the BOXES, thty we're hard to carry 10 tile
country.
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One Way to Stop Child from Crying

EASLEY. s. G. October 2-Alfrcd Hcndcr-
SON a negro boy eight years old. was commit
tod to inil at Pickcns yesterday for killing the
infant Of james Green. color.
cd, near Central. In this county: Alfred was
nursing the child, AMI says lie hit 1t on the
head with Il hammer to make IL hush crying,
ana hit i hardcr lick thah he intended.
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Wauamaker.S etOOdS.

Cali on ]. G. Miller. al the old stand of Mil:
lcr Brothers, ard examine his large lile or
samulcs of genrlemen'S suits Wflch Will be
made 10 order In tho famous clothing house OF
John Wanamakcr, Philadelphia. lu-I3 tt
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EVERGREEN HEDGES

Millions of Arhor Vitae, the best evergreen
hpu.c plant known. One thousand pants ~
mail nnst paid = TO 1 inches 81 .00; 10 s inch
rs $50: to IL inches. SON. twenty-five oih-
or varieties of ErcrSrecnS. all sizes. and all
nf the most desirable varieties of Timber
Frees. Seedlings and larger trees, 81 very
Low Prices.
TREE SEEDS.
OC Grty varieties OF E.vrrgrcrnS and Timber
Trees. ali fresh gathered expressly for my
trade, and sold ut the lowest living rates.
PIONEERING SHRUBS and dPLANTS
In GOOD assortment and at lew rates. E:>Hr
ciil!y favorable rates given on fail orders
Full catalogue free. Address
" GEO. PINNI.
Evergreen Nurseries, Door Co., Wis
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THE Cotton Movement and its Fluc.
tuations, 1881 to 1885,

We have received from the publishers,
Mrssrs. Latham Alexander & CO., bankers
and cotton commission merchants Dr New
York, IL braniTully printed book entitled as
h5nve, Besides being Il perfect gem in the ty-
geographic art. it is q most comprehensive
book on the subject OF which IL treats, giving
every conceivable fact in reference to the cot
ton crop OF the world. That little book will
give more Information than can be found In
all other books combined. Many citizens OF
this State have made estimates OF the present
crop, among the resi-, we notice that Mr.. {. v.
Hammond of our town has placed his est-
mate OF the crop at $50 .l0l bales.
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CONSIGNEES.

FRErGHT-Jas Hester, c. 3. Ronss.
ExpREsS-C +. Bruce. Mrs. f. o. Brown, ].
w. White, Mrs. VIM. Fl. Parker, Geo: &
Hodges. K. r. Hemphill, Maj. NJ: q. Icigler
II. ". Lawson, J. ). Alexander, W. A. TEN
pletOn.
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The following named frnis have agreed tc
close their stores on Thanksgiving Day-thC
25th of November. Parties having business
in town on that day will govern themselves
accordingly:
White Brothers,
W. joel Smith & Sbh,
WardaW & Edwards,
Rosenberg & Co.,
Miller Brothers,
II. W. Cannon,
+. A. Templctnn & Co.,
John Knox & Co.,
G.. \. Douglass.
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MARRIED..

MAaRiED. October Is, 1>sG. by Trial JUS
ticr j. l.. RohinSon, Mr.: FRIEDRICH JONES,
~ Miss SARAH MAJORS:
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WOODEN Piece Goods by the Yard.

Call on J. c. Miller, at ti,cold stand Or Miller
Brothers, and select piece OF WOODEN goods
suitable for gcntlcmen's and boys clothing
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When buying liquor for medicinal use, ,pur-
ity is IL matter of prime Importance. Call at
Thomas Mc(iettigan's Palmetto Saloon, and
ask for Bakers ENNX Rye and you arc
sure 10 get something pure.-IaGU.
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Rendy-Nade Clothing.

Call on J. c. Miller, ut the old stand OF NIL
Ter Brothers. and order II suit Of ready-madc
clothing from the samples which he has on
exhibition. 1913. If
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The managers OF the State and Federal cict
ti0nS receive 81 per day and mileage for thcii
s:rvicta;:
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"Sot Lost. but Gone BEFORE.

Julia, an interesting child OF two years. of
age, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mead
bcrravcd parents have the sympathy df their
friends in the loss of their little treasure.
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FULL HISTORY OF HIS MILITARY
j a service and calmpaigns, written by Cen
crnl Long, from tatn collected while Il rem-
bcr of the personal staff of Gen. Ice, and from
letters and material contributed by the Lee
family. Commended by the Governors oi
Virginia and North Carolina, and approved
by the Southern delegations In Congress.
His private. domestic and personal hl;Stnry'
from Information heretofore nnpubliShcd.
furnished by personal friends. comfanionS IN
arms and leading men OF the Soulh, collected
and edited with the assistance of Gen. Marcus
j. Wright. t..
to provide funds for the support of the Con
frderatc soldiers Home ut Richmond, VI.
This deserving charity alone should be sutil'
cicnt TO win for it the hearty support of every
patriotic heart. 1t is carefully prepared iiy
his friends. 1t rec0untS bis whole deeds. III
contains his own words. 1t contributes 70 Il
noble charity. IL Is cordially approved by
Cicn. CusiiS Lee as the representative OF his
family. \ comprehensive, accurate ana stand
ard Memoirs OF the llluStrouS Soldier:
Complete i'm one Volume, 7N pages, fu'ly II
lustratcd by Portraits, Maps, &c. Sold hy sub
scrip,inn only. Agents wanted. For terms,
&c, address NJ. \. Mc$AlH,,,
Sole Agent FOR state, Columbia, $. {.
Now 3, lSSG, II
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1885.
Sale BAY.

Last Monday was Sale Day and great
sales by the Court officers were more largely
attended By spectators than bidders. Lands
brought only moderate prices. The stores
uid u reasonably good business In collecting
debts and in selling goods. The printers are
grateful 10 many subscribers who called mt
their offices While the bars did gord buSi.
ness there was almost no drunkenness, and
The farmers complained of dry weather and
teeir consequent inability to SOW smal grain.
The impression prevails that there is great
great mliJurity of farmers will hc able 10 Set
tie their store bills, very few y; them will
have the cash TO puy old debts, or TO make
new nurchaseS
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EXAMPLES,
Enterprise.

The Ne,cs and Courier and the Augnsfn
Chronicle now reach Abbcville little while
tcrpriSe of tn, publishers. We made men,
tipn last week OF the fact that the Chronicle
had hack on the line between NerdtrS aud
.lbbcvIlie which should meet the early mail
train and bring the Chronicle to Abbcville,
without the delay of coming around by Green:
wood The tA,unicLe did not object to his
contractor bringing another paper with him.
The Ne,Us and COuIier, however, declined to
allow tic Chronicle carrier to bring the
.Ve,us and Courier but hired another carr
rier, and SO the two hacks come along to-
gctlier and we suppose that 1t Is only Il ques-
tion Of time and The continued disposition to
spend money this way, as to when we Will
have but one carrier.
The postmaster at Abberilie at first refused
to receive the Chronicle outside the regular
mail. This brought about Il still further ac-
coInmodation. The Chronicle hired Il car
rter to deliver the papers In town. When
the Neus and Courier began to come, us did
the Chronicles, the postmaster changed his
mind, and offered to receive and distribute
both papers in the regular way at the post
postotfl;e but the convenience of having the
papers distributed by carrier had been made
desirable, and we now see two hacks come
IRON Nerdery-one with the NeuS und Courier
and the other with the (Rtv@icte-anu VIC
soon thereafter see two carriers distributing
the papers on the square. We never, until
last sunday, read Sunday newspaper In Ah.
beville. They were most cordially welcomed
at the houses. OF the different subscribers,
Mr.. Deacham carries the Chronicle and
NeSsrs. 4. NJ Hill & Sons carry the Ners and
cesa3cr. III this lively competition continues.
we will feel as if we were nc;iier the public
highway, and nat.so far recessed as TO be en-
tIrrly excluded from the outside world.
The Prexs and Banner hopes to make ar
ra,ycmen,s IT, have its subscribers at Ner-
derry, Troy, Mccormick and points along the
Savannah Valley roal served on the same
day of it's publication.
THE, Troy Social Club WILL play "Ten Nights
in a Bar Room on Wednesday, night, No
,.o,,,h.,r NTH trlia rnnn OF this I.lnf Is
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Richmond and Danville Railroad, Co
Iu,nbin and GreeuyilIe Division.

NN and after August Is. 1SS6. Passenger trains
" will run as herewith indicated upon this road
and its branches
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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Weather Reports.

Our to%nsman. Mr. j. G. Klugh will art for
the signal service 1T Abbevilic In reporting
the weather Indications, and will soon set his
Haas aflouL from some high place in town. In
order that our people may know what each
tiag means we append the following, which
0hr people would DO we'll 10 preserve for fu.
ture references:
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Atlantic Coast Line.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

WiiMISGToN. N. g., June %, 1885, :;
last LINE between Charleston and Columbia and
L Upper South Carolina
r,;-c,A -