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New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
PAYING WERNER'S BURIAL EXPENSES.

joseph Werner. the suicide. and his bright little
SON. whom he murdered Will be buried 10 one gray o
i'm the New-York BAY Cemetery Tomorrow. The
boys hoay was taken from st. Nincents Hospital
Yesterday by Coroner Levy orders and placed IN
Charles Hencdicts undertaking rooms in Carmlnc-
st. shortly after its transfer Mr. Cl"se, tailor.
" 10 was iurucry WcrncTs employer told Mr..
Benedict that If none Of the dead mans relatives
provided proper burial he would do so. He had
lust left The place when stranger entered and in
formed Mr.. Benedict that he wished 10 have the
two bodies properly buried. The undertaken asked
his name and relation to the dead peoDle.
stranger. " don't wish to be known in the matter
at all. Make out your bill aud here is your
money" Mr.. 5enellct dd 80 and the bodies
placed in rosewood collins The stranger SAID that
be would send further orders as to the time of iun
tral Ii will bc strictly private. Joseph llclm the
shoemaker at NO. I'D West Third-st.. where Werner
had ROOMS for several years. says that the stage
name of Mrs. Werner was Lottlc Grand, not Anne
Stuart as stated yesterday. The efforts OF Mrs.
Iupo!dsbV. WcTners landlady, to collect enough
money to bury the bodies were not successful. Ihe
only man ia the ncIyhborhOOd who wOuld give any
Ching Il liquor dealer whose son was school
ncI', relatives in Dubuque. Iowa. are sand to be
wealthy and highly respected His brother Is
prominent lawyer and has served one more terms
as iudge IN the courts Ji the city.
Persons Who had known Werner a long time said
that he had engaged in stock speculations before
lac was married sixteen years ago. lie was iOriy
years of age when he was married and MS VIE was
vet in her teens. Her maiden name was Matilda
grandmother. Mrs.. Bradley. who was fortune
teller. Werner lodged III the house with them.
Mrs Bradley urged the match believing that Wer
ner was wealthy. His Speculatons were failures
aud he had to take up his trade rs a tailor. fle
was not cured of his mania for gambling i'll stocks
however and his domestic life was unhappy. Two
wears after the birth of his little son Joseph his
wife deserted him and went Oh the stage.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
M RINE IAIELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE. ALMANAC.

433 sets. 7.20i Moon set. OOs Nm axe ,s 3
mon WArhL
h.A-SandY Hook. Is'd l.Jl Hen GATE 3.iO
Ph-sandy HOOK. = COWS lsld. 251 Hell gaze. 4.zJ
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
steamer c1ry OF Angn,,A Nlcxor,on sayannah aay.

|
with mdse and DasscnRers 10 II Yonee .
Steamer clty Of coa@bs Wogginal Charleston days
Steamer HuyandOtte Kelly ichmond, ity Point ami Nor
folk with mdse Dissengers 20 Old Dominion 5s Co
steamer IA Dnock. Haliett Boston. with mdse TO III
Dim0cK. -. 49,,
snip Camera (Ger Biecsc, Antwerp 20 days with iron
and empty barrels TO order vessel to Thco user co
emp barrels to order; vessel 10 g 'Tobiss & Co
Bark Alice cooper OF Windsor Ns Williams Dunkirs -
DAYS In ballast TO order Anchored IN the Lower Bay Tor
orderss. -
Bprk Anna TAYLOR Rr Proctor Santa Cruz IA days with
mdse and passengerstO Bartram Bros
SJNSEr-Wnd At San1y H0OS. light. 8; hazY at
CITY Island. light. SW; cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer tBrl. Riche glasgow June 25
Lsrne 26 with mdse aDd Austin BALDWIN CO.
steamer Noorlland (Bclg). Nickeis. Antwerp June 26
with mse and passengers Peter Wright sons Arrived
steamer Coma Boser Galveston July l. Key West days
with mdse and passengers 10 G. IA Mallory 4 Co IA.
chalk and empty barrels to order vessel TO Vernon Brown
& Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Hermann (Belg). Meyer Antwcrp-Funch' hdyc
Steamer Colon Lima Aspnwal- Pacific Mail So Co u,r
steamer Scotia (IIr. Lapsiey Colon VIA roihahoha-""
steamer Manhattan Havana and Mexican por ts-
steamer Santiago. Cotton Nassau Santiago ana cenneso'
steamar Taco,chee Kemoton savannah-Henry fonge.
Steamer Roanoke Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
monG-Old Dominion SIS Co No. ,,y,.,
Steamer Gen whitney. Bearsc Bost0n-H DlnOck.
BARK kenysn tBrl shenbor, Ransoon, Burmah-Vernon
sara Vincsnzo Gaiatola CItan, Mazzelo Genos-Funch
Brig Olivia tNor Just Chrstiansand-F -FuIch. Edge Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Adratic for Liverpool: OrantO Hull Hammona
Vera cruz vil santiago Cenfuegos; Stanford and
MmGta % Baracoa HaIoochns Az % navaanah oAhoAe' hch-
ship Winni;rcd, for Amsterdam.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE GALLANT SIXTY.NIN1H.

tam Mnns 70 tho steamer and steamboat George starr
loaded with the captains friends escorted tno Ooon "o"
Tho hay
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
STEAM rs DUE
Announcements


A WONDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE
IA sometimes exhih ed in pn lie e,hbIton1 When
Of the Decul frpl dame OcclsO
indu nirls bick to the creation 0f
man. who felrfuly and wopicrfuliy maze" The
mysteries o, s nature have been uDrave ii BY DR. r.
Pierce BuGip nd thTOu n s lsc Of
he has been to his tiOlden Medical
covcry. whic specific for all Glooitanls posons and
hu scrolula ppes bl0cles eruptiOns swell
ings. tnmoIs ulcers kndred aectiJn by druggists
HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. D.,
lt4 Toxin gton ave, bstyse1 .Dt1 NJ ib5lTt
Honrs--s 10 |. 5toI Diseases NJ tho Nervous Sys5er
GemtO u rinary br .tnI nDD6elcb tni stsrl5r
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
HOME NE us.

made him insane. lie left seven children three of
item groWp.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
A WOMAN CAPTURES A THIEF IN A PARK.


Mrs Fannie Goldsmith, whose young husband is
employed in the office OF +. Friedman q Co., at No.
60 Broad-st. had an exciting struggle with thief
in Washington Square yesterday and came of
victorious. The thief WOodlopg DSharon, a
young Hebrew formerly friend of her husbands.
-Four months ago. when DishaIou was without
employment and had been partly supported by his
friends he went to see Mr. Goldsmith in the Broad
ST. Office and found him counting money belonging
10 the nrn. Mr.. Goldsmith did not suspect his
friend until Dsharon seized a roll Of bank notes
amounting TO $3.50 aud cut of the building.
The thief made his escape and the police could not
find him. although a warrant was obtained and he
was indicted. ~
Mrs Goldsmith left her home at No. 27 Clinton
Place for a walk yesterday ana when she
returning through Washington Square she saw
Disharon sitting one of the rark benches lie
recognized her when she got near him, and lie
sprang to his feet as II 20 run away. Win great
guickuess and presence of mlnd. she seized hold OF
his coat and screamed for assistance. DlsharOn
tled to shake her of and struck her several times
on the face ana breast. injuring her slightly. His
violence had the effect only to make Nrs.Eoldsmlth
cnng tighter and scream louder and in lew
seconds several men went 10 her assistance Among
chem Park Policemen lieTiich aud McGOnlgle
and they arrested DsharOn When they learned
that Dsharon wanted for theft they took him
to Police headquarters where he was locked up.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
Railroad Racket.

GREENWOOD. ian. I'd lSSii
The meeting which was called in the inter.
est of the "Edgetield, Kinks. l'hnniX and
Greenwood Railroad convened here ycsier.
day. DR.. p. II. Adams was called to the chair.
Much interest was manifested and the advi-
Sbilty, and practicability of the route thor
oughly discussed. On motion ~ committee
consisting Of Messrs. J, X. Dnrst j. W: Payne
son, j. NJ. Gains, $ p. Brooks, of Phoenix, w.
/. burst, DR.: w. 5; Shrpperd. Lewis Kemp
Lewis Jones, Edgcticld, G. H.; were appointed
to make arrangements for survey Of the
route from Greenwood to Edgcield, and re-
port n Il call meeting at an early day.
We are s:lnguinc of the success OF the en-
terprise as Greenwood offers great induce
mcnts in the way OF cheap rates and quick
transportation.
Yesterday afternoon as the o'clock accom-.
modation train on the Augusta and Knox
vile Railroad crossed Haruiabor treStle the
track opened ont. Over one hundred yards OF
the track was tone up. and two freight boxes
wrecked. Conductor Walton was slightly
injured ;rall other passengers escaping un-
hurt. EXlra hands were sent out, the wreck
has heen fixed, and the trains are running
this morning w.
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THE BARONET OF MELVILLE.
EBc Promises to Write Some Good
Letters to tle Press and Banmer.
for Which VIC Return Thanks.
AHBEvIILE. =. c., Jal

AHBEVIILE, >. c., Jan. Is, 1886
Nm Dear ln. Wilson:
Owing to great business pressure and an in
tended departure from home soon. regret
am unable to comply with your modest re
uurst-rlamrly. to write letter in time for
publication in Wednesdays issue.
If all things arc favorable you may hear
from me Crc long. as | have some choice
items that may please yourself and your read
rr%. Wishing the Press ana Buu,ncr q long
life and its Edit0r-in-Chief u "gndr-wilc' and
twelve boys to comfort his declining years.
beg that you receive every assurance of my
most DISTINGUISHED consideration and cstccn
"MEI.vILIE"
p. S.-Not essential for qualifications bnt
should the above fill any vacant space, the
Editor-in-Cli"f can use his discretion us to in
scrtion and thus put his readers on the qni
rire. / must again, although somewhat de-
barred on the ground of Hlienagc and the
treaty Of 1872 prohibiting aliens from holding
landed estate in the United kingdOm) sign
myself
"FoURTH BARoNEr or MELVILLE
And the only Legal Heir to the Title and Es-
tuipS.r
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The Press'and Banner
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1886.
Suffering People.

When we read of the great suffering among
the poor that was occasioncd in the different
towns of the State and elsewhere, VIC are led
to congratulate the people of Abheville, and
to thank the Lord that we are not as other
men are. While there have been host of
periShing people in Grecnville, Columbia and
Spartanbur:, we do not know of any extreme
suffering among either white or black Of our
people. We have heard that some of our good
people took it into their heads that there was
;, white family who were suffering, and ten
tered assistance when the wife and mother
in the presumed distressed family, with some
degree of energy, requested her sympathetic
neighbors to attend to their own business, as
her husband was able to take care of his flm-
lily. This is the only instance where it was
even supposed that anybody was suffering
with that degree of intensity aS to call for out
side help, though tits perfectly certain that
there is not a citizen among us who did feel
the cold, and realize that it was disagrceuble.
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TIP TOP STONY POINTS.
A NEW FACE AT THE DOOR, MY FRIEND.
Many Matters of a Personal or n Lo.
cal Nature which Have Recn Dot.
ted Down by an Esteemed Cores


ted Down by an Esteemed Corres-
pondent.
STONY POINT, s. c.. Jan. 1S 1856.
Christmas passed very pleasantly IN our
nclshborhood; there were several pleasant re-
Mr.. b. F. King and family have returned to
Grcenvllc
Mr. Jesse ONcall, brother of Mr.. G. p.
O'Ncall, after living eighteen years III MisSou-
ri, has returned to South Carolina.
Misses Annie and Irene Cooper, OF Cross
Hill. have been on Il visit to their grandmolll-
er Mrs. White.
MIR. Jones Fuller has returned to Pickcns,
after spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. David Aiken and family are visiting
friends ut otcsbury.
Miss Minnie EuIler. Of Laurens. has heen zen. on y
ing some time at Mrs Laws
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Major gave the children
a candy-pulling during Christmas. much en-
joyrd by all present.
Misses Minnie and Fannie Morrow: of Yer
derry, have been ON Il visit to Miss Florence
Stacey
Misses Annie and Matilda Green, and Misses
Emma and Annie Major. OF tireenWood: nave
been on visit to Mr.. J. NJ: Majors family.
MIR. Law after spending Christmas Ht home,
has returned to Marion.
Mr.. Bolton Day after living year In our
ncighlorhood, has returned to his home III
LaurcnS.
Miss Daisie Martin. of Smithvillc. expects
to return to her sister, Mrs. l.. Is. Dantzler.
and attend school.
Mr.. DuBo>c and family. formerly OF Oar
lingtOn. are occupying the homestead OF MIR.
w. w. Jones. We welcome them in our neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Caldwell during the absence Of his fami-
~ in Darlington, is spending the time at Tip
Top.
Itev. Mr.. Major spent several days recently
at his cousins, Mr.. J. NJ. Major.
Rev. MI. Rogers and family have been visit
ing in our community.
Mr.. Parham, Of Laurens. is visiting Mr.. Du'
Bosses family.
Miss Mamie Godhold, of Cokesbury, after
spending the holidays most pleasantly visit
ing friends at Tip Top and Waterloo, has re-
turned to Mrs. Laws.
Miss Matte Lou Itampcy has heen sick, but
we are pleased to learn is much better.
Miss Minnie IinSOn recently paid visit to
Mr.. G. Majors family at GrecnwOod.
Mr.. L. f.. Smith and family of Tip Top, paid
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Law not long since.
MIR. and Mrs. Barnes Willcut, of Waterloo,
have recently been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ONeall.
Our school nndcr the care Of Mr.. r. 4. Ora.
ham, is in tlOurishing condition.
The recent cold weather has played sad hav-
Oc among the green house plants. All have
been killed, although every prccautiOn was
used 10 save them. 1t Is feared by many that
the grain is injured, also the young fruit
trees. PRO TEN.
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CoKEsEURY's CONTRIBUTION.
Capt. Smiths 18th Birthday New
Drug Firm --- Happy People on
their Way From Florida to Pick
cns.--i Negro Makes Big Fire..
Fire INSURANCE 600 Frozen Fowls --.
Dead Grnin.-.KinGer Garten.
GlrtGN.
cO1,ESr1-rY s C. Inn. Is. I

COKEsBCRY, S c., Jan. Is, 1886.
Capt Charles Smith celebrated his 18th
birthday with a number OF friends on last
Thursday. An excellent dinner was served
those present who wish the Captain, now
past the allotted three score and ten, many
years yet Of health and happpincSs.
DR.. S. T. Lea and Mr.. William Calder have
formed q copartnershp for the purpose OF
icineS and fancy goods now in stock and ar
riving will supply a long felt Want in Cokes-
bury.
from Florida, and are pending few days here
before leaving for Piclens, their future home.
Congressman Aillcn'S condition Is some.
what Improved lie is still confined to bed
but experiences less pain.
Mr.. w. J. Moore, Il member Of the Hodges
Bar (lcgaU seems to be preparing already for
the snmnip season when the owner Of Il good
horse and buggy is II tavoritc with the young
ladies. He now drives Il new turnout.
contents by fire on Thursday morning last
about daylight. The house belonged TO Col
Il. H. l!erndon, and was Oh his Coronaca
plantation between here and Greenwood:
Several scores have hecn given from differ
cnt quarters, showing number of birds killed
without giving the number Of shots.
Mr.. =. B. Lawson recently baggcd 4 birds
out of &c shots.
full underwriters III the county. For fifteen
years lie has acted as agent for The LIVERPOOL
London Il Globe Insurance Company, and
carried RISKS amounting annually to $l0.00O,
or q total of SGU0,ODD. Upon this he has only
lost his Company $3.50
Mrs. NJ. r. ti0lbuld had seven eight
chickens and guineaS frozen on the roost dur
ing the cold spell Just OYER with. Here, as
elsewhere the oldest inhabitants think the
cold only cqual!ed by the memorable Friday
and Saturday of -.
Some fear is entertained for the yonng
small grain which many farmers report
k i'll led n nd eprlier OlantinnS badly inurou
Miss Julia Glass opened her Kindergarten
on Monday. The attendance is large enough
to warrant its continuance.
CADMUS.
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The Floral Hill School.

Owing to the crowded condition of the Alb
neville High School, the school authorities
have deemed it proper to establish new
school o. Floral Hill where the children who
,rannot find place in the High School may
.rerevc excellent educational advantages.
This is long needed step and we note the
fact with no small degree of pleasure: Mrs.
Bethea, wife of the Rev. Mr.. Bethea. Will take
charge of the new school, and we have no
doubt that her ability will he equal to every
,lnp,nnH
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
Change of Base.

Messrs. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. after having
their own store room thoroughly renovated
quarters, where they will have almost double
the room of their old stand. With The i'm,
,mense stock which they have been compelled
10 carry, to meet the demand of their trade:
they have sadly needed larger room, and
now the ladies may expect treat In the way
of beauty. variety and extent, of their spring
stock of dress goods. millinery, &c.
Every one should give them call; Tpey
will be glad to see you. and are not hard to
find. Only three doors above their old stand,
room formerly coupled by Miller Brothers.
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Home Made Cotton.

Mr.. r. A. Prcssiy. of I.owndesville, called at
our office Hast night. He says that he made
this year fifteen bales of cotton with TWO
mules. using home made fertilizers, and home
made supplies turing the year. He thinks il
the farmer will buy nothing hut for what he
Uays the cash. he will soon come out all right
JIG believes Cincinnati corn cribs will ruin
.anybOdv. and we believe his head is level on
this subject.
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The Assignment Of Mcssrs. Qstarles 4
Thomas.

Aswas announced in these columns last
week. Messrs. Quares & Thomas, merchants
.of this village made an assignment of their
merchandise ard other property. after an at
tachment for rent had been issued against
them. There seems to he no change in the sit.
rlatlon since our last issue. At one time 1t was
Thought that Mr.. Thomas would make ar
rangementS to assume tn: debts. settle with
his partner, and continue the business, but
we now believe that arrangement WILL not be
made. The presumption is. that in y very
short time the questions involved in the at
tachment will be settled. and that the door OF
the store will bcopened by the assignee, when
the goods will be offered.for sale Mt cost. II Is
said that the assets are about double the lia-
Utilities.
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We arc now in our new quarters. and will
be rlad of Il call from all our friends. Don't
forget that we are still selling our present
stock of millinery at and below New York
cost We must have the room for our spring
stock, which will he here in Il few weeks.
Goods now on hand must and shall go if low
prices can move them. Don't forget the place
Three doors above our old stand. Next above
Wartltaw d Edwards. X. II. Uaddon 4 Go.
GET your job printing dorr ut thc Press and
Banner office.
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The School Master Abroad.

BY reference TO another column of the PresS
and Bonne7.r, list of the teachers for this coun-
.ty maybe found. 4 more efficient corps Of
teachers couldnot be found in any county.
They are an honor to the profession and the
,public are to be ronprat uated on having such
:;,ble scholars. and>such cultured teachers for
itheir children.
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Death 0c Cannon.

Mr.. Cannon. an industrious and
worthy farmer Of Long Cane, died last week
,,Iter Il lingering illness. aged about forty
years. He was a most excellent citizen, and
leaves 4 wife and several children to mourn
his loss.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
The (srnye Yard.

The Long Cane Grave Yard Committee will
meet in Mr.. Benet's office on Friday ut twelve
O'Clock, sharp. Business OF some Importance
lis to be considered. Every member Of the
rcorn mittee is eX eXpectedto'oe present.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
The Literary Club.

Owing to the absence of Judge Mcfiowan
md Mr.. W. &. MCGOWAN. at whose house the
N'lub was to meet. the regular mont thly meet
ling is postponed until Friday night of next
week, when Mr.. Lee will read an essay.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
New Trial Justice for AbbcvilIe COun.

Mr.. James T., Robinson has been appointed
Trial Justice in accordance with an act pass
cd at the last session of the Legislature, pro-
willing fnran additional Trial Justice for Alb
berillc county.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
THE TRoJANs.
Their Printing Press and their New
Merchants Their Weather and
their Kluc DOctors.-.Their Schools
and their Superb Tcachcrs-.-Their
Sleeping Servant Comes Near $50.
ing u, in n Fiery Chariot.''
TROY, Jan. 10. 1856.

Troy, Jan. 70. 1856.
The extreme cold weather ended here with
a very hard rain on Friday night, leaving
our streets in Il very bad condition.
Mrs. FL. Taggart and family moved here
last week and will shortly occupy their new
dwelling en- Broad Street.
Mr.. T. G Davis will take charge Of the prin t.
ing department. of the liS1in, Singer.
Mr.. ~ Il. Robinson, formerly with Bradley
Bros, has commenced the general mprchaiI-
disc business, occupying part OF MCssrS. Den
dy & LiteS' store. Success to Eim
Mr.. y. o. PyicS, of Greenwood, will take
charge of the Troy Academy during the pres
ent session, ably assisted by his brother.
They are highly recommended and will no
dOuDt have q flOurShing school.
Mr. Il. s. Link was in Troy yesterday. He
don't seem to be growing much taller.
The accomlE u3ati0n train due here at 3.1S
7. NJ WAS thrown from the track yesterday
afternoon just Below Greenwood. causing the
delay OF the fust mail train due here at 7
?. N.
On last Wetlresday night, during the severe
cold spell, Mr.. J. T.. SolononS kindly conscn-
ted for his nurse tc sleep in the dining-room.
A spark from the flre.rlacc ignited her bed
dug and but for timely assistance his entire
house would have been burned.
The doctors are perhaps "bue" over the cX-
trenle healtbiness of Cur community.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-20
Chairs.

a Ill kinds and styles. Over 6Na on hand.
"A j. ID. CHALMERS IL co.
Nov 25, 1885. If
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MARRIED..

MARRIED-In the afternoon of January
] 1ith. 1896, by Rev. B. F. Miller, Mr.. ]. AN;
DREW LEROY to Miss ADDIE GIBERT, all
of hbbeville county. &C.
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Miller BrNhes.: have on hand Buckeye
Force Pumps which they will sell cheap. Call
and sec them. E9.
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Webb Ealters.

A y ASSORTMENT just received and for
~ sale cheap Ivy TuOS. BEGGS.
August T., 1855. If
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LOVE, RAILROADS, AND MATR1MoNY.
NI(,CORNIC!l. Ian. lS lSS6.

Preacher Oh u Pleasant MissiOn---EEis
Warm Reception at the House Of
FriaEels--.2na POlite,aeES Of Rail-
road Officials --- The Unreliability
Walk - A Lady Of Ninety-Three
Years - Cheering Words for the
..iIrcSS and Fspnnep..'
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McCORMICK'S BUDGET.
THE ATTENTIVE EAR, THE WATCEFUL
EYE, AND THE READY PEN.

The "Advance'' and it's Good Manage.
mcnt..-Ehe Town Council that has
an Eye to Business High Beef.
Tisc Popularity Of the '''I'rcss and
lsanner'' A Host of Beautiful
Women and their Movements -.
Other Matters. y
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Atlantic Coast Line.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
WILMINGTON. N. e.. jun. %, 1855.
LAST LINE between Charleston and Columbia ant
+ Upper South Carolina