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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-09-11
TEE CITY OF COLLEGES.
All Sorts of Paragraphs from th
Classic Groves.

All Sorts Of Paragraphs from the
Classic Groves.
DUE WEST, s. G., Aug. p 1889.
Mr.. Steel Brice leaves for Yorkville Thurs
Mr.. ]. R. Edwards is back home from Char.
MI. Wren is building on his own prem.
ises.
MI. J. 3. Bonner and family moved last
Miss Maggie Bonner and Mrs. Willie Bon.
Mr. P. L. Lowry returned to Due West last
week accompanied by his friend Mr.. Patrick
u ONE @ of onr H merchants sold cent,s worth OF
sugar the other day to q customer.
Mai. Vance, President Of the Farmers ALI.
ance, showed US specimens Of cotton ba>ng.
The Alliance here have ordered special bag
teen Joined the Farmers Alliance last satur-
The editor OF Press and Ba,sner gave Maj.
Vance very deserved compliment last week.
lance speech In the county. possibly in the
State. He read in the Farmers' meeting at
Abbeville letter from Mr.. Brown, OF Texas,
relative to the Alliance In that state and then
spoke upon the subject and At his request % the
to address the farmers Of the county which
he did and read Mr.. Brown reply At the next
meeting, regretting that he would not be
aDlo 10 COuo.
Mrs. DR.. Cowan received telegram from
Chappells stating the very serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Strother Of that place. We
understand Mrs. Strother died before her
daughter reached her bedside.
There were five accession TO the church dur.
ing the protracted meeting at tho Baptist
church. ....
DIR. Smalls, OF Augusta. Was In town last
week. He is treating 9 patient here.
Prof. P. L. Grier, OF Erski ne, has Just bought
for the collage two hundred dollar set OF
surveyors instruments. They are beautiful
and very accurate and complete. ~
Mr.. John Edwards will enter the Seminary
next session. Mr.. Fitzpatrick who has rented
DR.. Boyce's house and who has q family will
also be in the Seminary.
There is q Jersey COW in town two years old
that gives q pound Of butter day.
The Doctor Festival occure here tomorrow
night-Teusday. A Bon Tom time Is expect
ed.
The farmers club at this place number ffty.
An addition at every meeting.
Rev. John Giffen and family sail for Egypt
on 4th September. R. 8. G.,
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Wednesday, Sept, II, 1889.
Biggest Stock of Goods Ever Brought
to Abbeyllle.

Mr.. P. Rosenberg is back from New York
where he bought twice as many goods as he
ever bought before. His liberality in selling
at low prices last Fall, has induced him to buy
car loads of clothing and gentlemen's goods OF
all kinds Having confidence in the town Of
Abbeville and not distressing his ability to-
attract full share Of trade he has laid In,
and is now receiving one of the most attract
i've stocks OF goods ever sent to any country
town. Messrs. P. Rosenberg e. Co., have
splendid store rooms, and an army OF clerks
to serve all who come. or to show their goods
to any who wish to feast their eyes.
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Back From New York.

After a visit of four weeks to the centres OF
fashion we have returned to Abbeville fully
equipped for the coming seasons trade, and
ties In Millinery, Dress Goods and Trimmings
We have bought very largely OF dress goods
and have some special bargains to Offer. Al
usual, our Millinery department will include
and bonnets, in felt, wool and straw. both
French and American, as well as the latest
designs in Feathers. Flowers, Ribbons DC.
Our reputation, for fine shoes will still be
maintained.
We can show you something altogether
new in wraps. ..,.. o.. .. .....
Watch these columns for the announce.
ment OF our Fall Opening. which we purpose
shall surpass all former efforts In the display
Of all the latest novelties Of the season.
Respectfully,
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Western Farm Mortgages,

irresponsible brokers and loan agents, is be.
ginning to show its uncertain value TO care
less eastern investors. The experience In
Kansas has disclosed the risky nature OF
been abandoned to the mortgages. New
companies have been formed to carry these
defaulted mortgages and to enable the far-
mers to work out Of their diffisulties. The
mortgage companies to some extent are TO
blame, Sor their agents have been persistent IN
persuading farmers to borrow, and they have
doubtless Induced many q farmer to put q
mortgage on his farm who had not thought OF
doing SO before the agent appeared. It Is time
to call halt on the mortgage system as now
carried on By eastern capitalists.
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Clement Balls shoes are the best w. E
Bell.
All who appreciate good -four should buy
from P. Rosenberg & Co.
Another large lot of -four just received and
1t will pay you to price our fiour before buy
ing. P. Rosenberg & Co. -.
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Nothing is 30 useful in poultry yard as I'm
perial Egg Food. It keeps the chicks bright,
healthy and cheerful, besides making them
wonderful egg producers. For sale only at
Speeds Drug Store. .s
We can give you the best Flour for the least
money that WAS ever offered in Abbeville
Come and see for yourself Smith & Son.
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THE EIGHMIE
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT.

WE have received fresh stock OF the well
W. known "Eighmie Shirts" which we are
selling at the old popular prices. These shirts
are undoubtedly the very best value for the
money and far superior to any other make IN
sfit. To those who have worn them simple
announcement OF the fact that they can gel
them again is sufficient. To others we say try
them once and you will want no other kind.
w. JOEL SMITH & SON.
Sept, 4, 1889.
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SPECIAL
Partnership,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA.~
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,J
THIS Is to certify that the undersigned have
i formed limited partnership pursuant %
the provisions Of the General Statutes OF the
That the name or firm under which such
partnership is to be conducted is JOEL G.
That the general nature Of the business is
That the nsme OF the only general partner
Is Joel G. Wler, whose place Of residence 10
lNinety.Six, in said State and County.
That the name Of the only special partner 70
Ibbeville, in said State and County. :
That the said J. Allen Smith, special part.
ner, has contributed Three thousand Dohars
as capital to the common stock OF said part
That the said partnership is 70 commences
| on the Srd day OF September, 1883, and 1s 70
terminate on the thlrty.irst day OF December;
Ammo Domini, ono thousand eight hundred
'1 Dated at AbSsville G. H.. this the srd day OF
! JoEI EIGhS & THEK, sRftH.
Made and severally signed in presence Of
T. p. CoTHRAN.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvfLLE
Personally appeared before me, Samuel 2.
CaSOQ, who being duly BWOII, bAybt Iuhy ho
was present and saw Joel @. Wter and J. Allen
Smith make and severally sign the certificate
above written, and that he, with i. T. COLD
ran witnessed the due execution OF the same.
- - SAML G. CAsoE.
Sworn TO before me this 3rd day Of Sept. A,
D. 1850. I. T. CorHRAN, 4tS.l
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.J
Personally appeared Joel 9. Wter, and hay.
ing been duly sworn, says, that he is the gen.
ersl partner OF the f1rm Of Joel c. Wier, nam.
ed In the above certificate, and that the sum OF
Three Thousand Dollars specified In SAID GER
tificats to have been contributed by ]. Allen
Smith, special partner, to the common stock
has been actually and In good faith, paid IN
cash. ..s.. JOEL y. WlAh.
Sworn to before me, this Sd day Of Sept, A.
D. 1889. L. +. CoTHRAAF, LtS'l
Let the terms OF the limited partnership be-
tween Joel @. Wier and J. Allen smith. De
published in the AbbepflLe PTeas and Banner
once week for six consecutive weeks nom
this date. TH0S. Il. mOOhEI
Clerk Court Com. Pleas, and
r. N. c. Abbeville Co., 8. G.
Recorded this the third day Of September,
1889, In Deed Book No. II, page 40 and ceru-
fed. THos. u. Mookk,
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ocoNEE WELCOMES GERMAN IMM.
GRANTS.
Thirty-three Have Arrived -. One
Thousand Others are to Come.

Thousand Others are to Come.
KeotOee Courier.
"On last Friday company of thirty three
Germans arrived in Wafhalla, coming direct
from Thetinghausen, Province Of Brunswick,
Kingdom OF Prussia. The following are
Otersen and wife, August Otersen, Jr.. John
Otsrsen, Andreas Oterssn, wife and three
children, Henry Otersen, wife and two chill.
dren, Friedrich Teilhuhl. wife and i've chill
dren, Miss Rebecca Helmers and Miss Annie
Schumacher, OF Gustendorfr, Germany.
They have come to Walhalla to make this
their home, and II they are pleased, there Is
for America and make Oconee county their
adopted home. We trust these new comers
may md here happy home. and that many
more Of their friends and countrymen may
follow"
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TO DRAW TIE JURKs.
Laurens Makes No Charge Of sleight.
of.Hand Performance, and Wants
only Fair Dealing. g.

Laureps Aduerttser.
The Jury Commissioner for Laurens Coun.
~ is an honorble man, and We have not the
least suspicion that he would act otherwise
than in accordance with his conscientious
convictions Of duty; but, for Information we
would Like to know exactly how many names
he has placed In the box nom which he
draws, and also the time that has elapsed since
thisjlistof names has been revised.
This remark is prompted by the fact that
for the past several years, O number OF men
have twice served as jurors. -
Without casting reflections on former ju-
ries we say Mr.. Commissioner, "shake 'em
up" and let's see II we can't find dozen men
who will enforce the laws. ... 10:
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The State Of South CaroNna,

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court Citation for Letters Of Ad.
mtnistfat10n. if5s
By J. FULLER LYON, ESQ, JUDGE PRoBArr
p. COURT: 80 ~
WHEREAS, John r. Moore has made suie
w TO me, to grant him Letters Of Admin.
tBtrRti0o come test0nae9to 0s,sexo OF the Estnts
and enects OF 9. A. Waller late Of Abbevflls
These are therefore. to, cite and sduonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said 8. A. Waller deceased, that they b.
and appear before me, IN the Court of Probate.
TO be held at Abbeyilie @. H., on Thursday
September 10th, 1883, after publication hereof,
at II O'Clock In the forenoon, to show cause II
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. 9T:~st
Given under my hand and seal Of tho Court.
this Srd day OF September In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud eighty.
nine and in the la year OF American 1nds.
Published on the 4th day OF ssptsnnbsr,
1889, in the Press. and Boansr and on the
Court House door for the time required By
law. i.gg r., J. FULLER .GYoN.
~" Judge Probate; Court. Fl
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BOycOttinS,

The Alliance men In the different counties
are notifying the public gins that IL they use
jute bagging they will be boyeotted. and the
farmers will not patronise gin using jute
bagging.-Elberton Star.
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Short ends in ginghams, SeersuckeIs and
dress goods for less than cost. VIM. E. Bell.
The finest -four on the markets. for sale by
p. Rosenberg & Co. Try one barrel and you
will use no other. -
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Notice.

THE COLORED ALLIANCE CONYEN-
i ton Will be held In Abbeville Court House
Wednesday, September 25th, commencing al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Prof ]. H. Carey, State Su'
perintendent, will deliver public lecture.
Ali are welcome. L. A. FORD,
Lecturer and Organizer for Abbeville Co.
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FOR RENT.

T OFFER FOR RENT FROM OCTOBER
l. lst, next, my dwelling house and lot, con-
taining fcur ceres half miis from Cont Cont
apply to -
Sept 4, 1889. IT, III, I. -. r.
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II you want rust proof red oats for seed
you can find the purest and best at the store
OF White Brothers.
Smith & Son have q good lot Of red rust
proof oats for sowing. Call on them for your
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A SALESMAN WHO HAS HORSE AND
Abuggy. Good pay to the right man
v. A. AUSTIN & Co..,
Columbia, 8. @.
Sept. II, 1889.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR RENT.

r WILL RENT OR LEASE, to any respon-
TATION. seven miles from Abbeville, on Lit
tie River, also the Mill and Gin House. There
is q ten horse farm open on the plantation,
about sixty acres Of fresh land and some OF
State. Good tenant houses. stables and out.
houses, and all the land is In good state OF
cultivation. The Grist and Flour MIL 1s
known as the best stand for custom IN the
and q patranage OF four or i've hundred bales
OF cotton q season. In connection with this is
q new Store house, conveniently located to
Mill, Gin and Farm, and as good stand Tor g
labor on the place. and some AZ good renters
as can bo had. Will rent at q bargain. For
terms, &C., come and see me at Martin's Aill,
or address
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BIRTHS.
In Columbia on the 30th August. to Mrs. N
L. Bonham, daughter. g g..

Barley and rye pure fresh and good for SOW.
ing, can be found at Smith & Sons.
go to Smith & Sons for pure barley and rye
seed. s'... .... .
Persons coming to town on Salesday in
September will do we'll TO call on VIM. E..
Bel, and see the bargains he offers. .
I will offer great bargains during this
month and Salesday in September. w. E..
Bell. .,. .'.
Flourj Flour buy your -four from P. Ro-
senberg d Co. .. a.
Now 10 the time to prepare to do without
Western hay &C., by sowing barley and rye.
Smith Il Son have received q choice lot OF flne
fresh barley and rye for seed.
White Brothers haveju received one thou
sand bushels rust proof red oats. 49,.
Buy your turnip seed from Smith & Son,
and you will be sure to get good and fresh
seed.
II is time to think OF sowing turnip seed
and we are prepared to furnish Buists pure
and fresh seed. Smith q Son.
Smith & Sons is the place to get good fresh
turnip seed, and Buists ts the best kind to
SOW. ... ....
Call on White Brothers and examine their
rust proof seed oats which they are now Of
fering for sale in Quantities from one to one
thousand bushels. =.
Children shoes at great reduction at VIM. e.
Bell. ... .
Go to Smith & Son for Texas red rust proof
seed oats. o.. ...
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Town Election.

The election for Intendant and Wardens OF
the town OF Abbeville passed off last Monday,
without special note or incident. The old
council-except the Intendant, who declined
to serve another term-were reelected with.
out opposition. Mr.. Thomas P. Thomson was
nominated for Intendant, and the old ticket
were re-nomipated as follows: +. B. Gary, +.
Henry, j. F. Miller, ]. w. Sign.
The old council discharged their duties
faithfully, and to the satisfaction Of the peo-
pie. We havea q good council.
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A Parable.

4 ND BEHOLD 1T CAME TO PASS, that
IA certain man by the name OF A. ].
Nproles, who made wares for all the people,
&urneyed to distant country, even beyond
Saluda, but, in the first week OF the ninth
month Of the third year did return to the city
which is called GREENWOOD and forthwith
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Bridge to Let.
r WILL BE AT RAsoR's FORD ON TUR.
lkey creek on Wednesday the 18th day Of
September, 1883, at II o'clock q. m, to, let the
building OF bridge across said creek.
JOEL W. LITES,
Sept. 4th, 1889. ..
Sherif's Sale,

Sherif's Sale.
D. 81. Tompkins against ]. A. Ellis.-Execu'
... ton. f..
DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed,
ID in the above stated case, I will sell TO the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, within the
legal hours OF sale. at Abbeville Court House
on MONDAY the 7th day Of October, A. D.,
1889, the following described property, to Wit
All the right, title and interest Of j. A. Ellis
In that tract or parcel Of land. situate, lying
and being In the county OF Abbeville, South
Carolina, containing
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded on both sides OF
Columbia and Greenville r. R., and lands for.
merly owned by L. Dantzler, Gabriel Hodges,
T. Brooks, Charles Smith and others. Also.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, known as the Brooks place. and
bounded by lands Of Joel Townsend, j. F.
Keller and Tompkin's place: Levied ON and
To be sold as the property OF ]. A. Ellis, to sat
isfy the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
w. D. MANN,
Sheriff A. G.
sheriff's office, Sept, 4, 1885.
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General Merchandise,

M 70 the value m Of many pieces Of silver for tho
PRICES THEREOF WAS NOT HIGH, and
he smote himself saying, ut is good for my
people that am here" and straightway. he
nacs, and beyond Long Cane, and beyond
Mulberry, and beyond the Swineskin, and all
the region round about Hodges and Donalds-
vile. to come and see and he would tarry I'M.
til they come.
Moreover the people, with one accord, did
marvel at his return. saying, "why quittest
thou thy trade, which seemeth good. to be-
ed his mouth and said unto them: "Why mar.
vel We, know ye not that the Postum that
hath his tail through split pole understand.
eth the situation far better than the one that
hath bis curled around q persimmon limb"
And the multitude fell on their faces saying,
"thou hast we'll spoken" and they arose and
departed eech one to his own store house.
Sept IL, 1859, 3m
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special Meeting: OF County Alliance.
On Saturday next special meeting of the
County Alliance will be held in the Court
House. Business Of especial importance to
the farmer Is to be transacted. Delegates
from all sub-alliances will be In attendance.
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e. e. Dunbar & Co.,

by name, for the space Of twelve months
And when he did enter their store, which wal
the width was equal to the height thereof, To-
Il was filled with
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Wanted.

Sheriff's office, Sept, 4, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
The Folly of Worry.

From the Albany Journal.
1t is not work that kills, but worry. 1t is not
the revolution That destroys the machinery, but
friction. Work is good for the soul, good for
the body and good for the mind II you want
a good appetite don't worry. If you want to
stand well with yourself and the world and
want things to go RICH: in your home and your
business, do not worry. If you want to size up
&c 100 cents on the dollar, do not worry.
This life Is just what one makes it. II we
worry through the world it stings US. II we
grasp il by the hand and get hold OF some of
the sunshine that brightens it, it will be the
best friend one can have. Do not worry. DO
not get discouraged. The world is full of hu
man sympathy. II you lose your way or fall
down large portion of the human family will
be ready to pick you mp and show you the way
II they know of your need. Cultivate spir;.
OF patience. Cultivate habit of getting all the
enjoyment that your circumstances will permit.
Cultivate CHEEKY disposition that will dispel
worry as the sun dispels the dew. Never trou-
BILE trorble till trouble troubles you, and you
will find that life is worth living and that the
world is not SO bad place after all.
Behind the cloud the starlight turks;
Through showers the sunbeams fall:
For God, who loveth all his works,
Has left his Eope with all
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A Disastrous Land Slide.

CHICAGO, July pa dispatch from Helena.
Mont, says: A land slide on the Northern Pa
cifc, which occurred just this side of Miles City
on Saturday is one of the most extensive and
disastrous in the history of the road hap
pened on a point on the Yellowstone division
where the track skirts Yellowstone river. with
the turbulent stream on one side and high
alkah bank on the other. Without warming or
apparent cause this bank gave way and the
mass Of earth for a distance of 500 feet along
tn track and from 300 feet away slid down into
the river, completely burying the railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
A Mysterious Disappeararce.

OwEGo, n. y, July 23.-The family and
friends of Stephen Chamberlain, prominent
citizen Of this place, are greatly alarmed at his
mysterious disappearance. He left Owego on
June ~ Tor Boston. and was last seen on July
l in New York. His intention then was To-
lea' that evening on the steamer Connecticut
for Providence. An unclaimed satchel found
on board the Connecticut has been identified
IS belonging TO Ar. Chamberlain, and il is be-
heyed that he fell from the boat during the
night and was drowned. He has for some time
been affected with insomonia. lie was a care
fui business man and in 10 way embarrassed.
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A HOTEL BURNED.
Several Persons Badly Injured by Jump
Ing from the Windows.

VAUDEVILLE, Pa, July 23.-Tbe st. Cloud
hotel was destroyed by fire last night. The
guests escaped without injury, but several ser
wants were badly injured by Jumping from the
windows. Mrs. Maggie Ebric of Youngstown,
Ohio, jumped from the third floor, striking her
back. She will probably die. Susan Deerhy
had both legs broken. Barbara Hillman had
awning, which probably saved her life. Archie
CaTman, a fireman. fell from the second story
and sustained injuries of the spine. He is in a
critical condition. The loss is $40, 600; fully
insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23
Consular Agent HoyIe's Farm Tools.

OTTAWA, ONr., july "a dominion customs
agent recently seized 500 worth of agricul-
taral implements, alleged to have been snug
gled across the boundary line near Champlain.
y. y. by Henry Hoyle, United States consular
agent at ROxham, Quebec. Mr.. Hoyle de-
posted a sum equivalent to the amount with
the Canadian authorities pending an investiga-
ton by the customs department This inyesti-
CATION had been cOnclJded and a full state
meat OF the facts of the case sent to Washing
ton Mr.. Boyle states that the implements
were not imported foT sale. but for use ON his
farms. Consular agents are allowed TO import
certain amount OF goods free if for their own
use.
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CHARGES AGAINST A JUDGE.
Lawyers Publish a Protest Against His
denomination.

READING, Pa, July 2s.-some fifty members
Of the Berks county bar have published a
formal protest against the denomination Of
Judge J. Hagenman, democrat, as president
judge Of this district for term Of ten years
The protest says Judge Hagenman, who is now
nearly seventy years of age, should retire. II
Is charged that he shirks his duties, evades
decisions, shows extreme partiality, uanifests
a lack Of vigOr, refuses TO pass sentences upon
criminals, shows marked favoritism. partici-
patss IN politics for selfish purposes and
refuses TO cooperate with his colleague on the
bench The contest promises to be very active
and bitter.