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The morning call., 1890-12-25

VICTORIA-Dee 2s-The schr Black Diamond ar
rived here with Captain Mosner and crew of the
bark Ataianta from Port Gamble for San Francisco
which encountered gale and soon went to pieees
on Dec IS, The crew landed on Vancouver Island.
where they were cared for by Catholic missionaries
They were taken to CIayquot Sound and from there
to Victoria. Captain Mosher says he never saw
such weather as was experienced tor five days pre-
ceding the laundering OF the vessel.
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Sterling Exchange

t. New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, par for sight drafts and sc
for teiegraphic,
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Fine Silver.

Mexican Dollars.
Lower at s11a@82c.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAMEKs.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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fCr Ldle S'ippusJ iHIettife,,1s Eigitlt PayS
Arrived.
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gagcments of several members will cause Its
postponement for short while.
pAn.rY AIrruon1rY s1-pREME

81 know of no reason to suppose that the
State Convention will be called at an earlier
date than usual. There ure extreme views OH
both sides of the question now before the peo
pie, and II Is needless to shy that am not an
extremist in anything. 1 fully recognize
Capt Tslmun and those who are acting with
him as my fellow-Democratic, while honestly
believing that they are pursuing methods Of
an unusual character, which are dangerous In
their tendencies and altogether unnecessary.
Every reasonable consideration shall be
given to them as TO all others, and SO long as
they do not trench upon the riShtful preroga-
tives OF the State executive committee, nor
call into question the supremacy OF the De-
nocratic party, to which they have pledged
allegiance, cannot perceive the
wisdom or the propriety of treating them as
aliens and enemies, and least of all is II my
purpose to shape events In that direction.
We need the unity OF our party In this State,
and rs member OF the executive committee
1t will be my aim to preserve that unity, not
to jeopardize 1t. II is time to counsel for
bearnnce not TO excite animosities. and the
thinking men of all classes will readily gauge
the patriotism of every one by the willing
ness 10 obey tlI3 behests OF his party through
the accustomed channels. BY applying this
test in due season we will be able to discern
alike the patriot and the demagOgue."
TIE. II.
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April 0, 1890, II

sometimes by true works Of art. An Immense
economy OF space Is secured by this method
as the separate vaults are not very large, and
are ranged In rows five or six deep, the gale
rIes being quite high.
The beautiful spring weather tempted US to
prolong our walk, so we climbed the hills
which rise back OF the town and there secured
a beautiful view OF city and harbor. it Is
hard 10 conceive any thing more beautiful
than the scene that lay before ne. Looking In
front We saw the dark blue waters Of the bay,
with its busy shipping, the handsome houses.
palaces and churches Of the city, lovely gar
dens with the japonlcas, roses and all the ut.
tributes Of spring In full bloom, orange trees
laden with ripe fruit md every object that
could suggest The baliny CLINE OF the South
while behind us rose the peaks OF the Appen-
mines, covered with snow, which sh0ne In
places almost with brilliant red, refecting
the setting sun.
A lovely walk led US once more down into
the city, amid the streets swarnIing with the
Genoese out for their Sunday pleasures. We
felt that we had enjoyed q scene that we
would probably never see again and reJolced
that we had been able 10 see It. A. w. P.
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D, G. DUPRE's LOCALS.
DcIear In Drugs and Medicines, &C..
Greenwood, 5. &.

DcIear In Drugs and Medicines, &C..
Greenwood, 5. &.
"Mohun" paper 50 cent by author of Surrey
OF Eagles Nest.
Fuliln OF sheet music, latest issues re-
ccived weekly.
Teachers Bibles all sizes and styles of bind
ing.
Gladness" at publishers prices from ) 10 so
cents.
The genuine Powhattan pipe with ty ty
stems
"Ione Jack" and Pcriquc the two finest
smoking tobuccos manufactured.
The great work by Re1. DR.. j. r. Graves
Middle Life" or "One state betwaon death
and resurrcctions." 70 cts,
Picture frames all kinds Of dimensions.
full line Of school books and all numbers
Of tile Seaside Library, send for catalogue.
Any book you want can be sent to you d.
rect from publisher.
4 full stock of everything in artists ma
terial.
"rhe Man Of Galllce" by Atticus G. Hay
good, 81.
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HONOR TO THE SUPREME coUR T.
The Highest Tribunal I'm the State
Begins to DIscOuntenance Murder.

AS stated last week application was made
before Chief Justice Simpson In Columbia, on
Wednesday, for ball for Jason SUMMERS who
killed j. B. Reeder here some time ago.
Judge Simpson filed his decision last Mon
day refusing to grant bail In the case.
The following Is copy OF the order passed
by him In the case:
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
SUPREME COURT Room, COLUMBIA.
EX parte Jason Summers-Petltion for Writ
of Habeas Corpus.
On hearing the return In this case and ar
gument OF Counsel, and after n careful xarn-
inaiion of the afhdavits submitted, / feel 1t
my duty to refuse the motion for bail.
II Is therefore ordered that the prisoner be
refnanded to await his trial.
It is further ordered that all papers and affi-
davits used on the hearing herein, be filed
with the Clerk of the Court OF General Ses-
sions for Newberry County,
w. j. SIMPSON, Chief Justice
Supreme Court South Carolina.
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Wednesday. April %, 1890.
Distinguished Visitor.

Rev. Mr.. owens of the North Georgia Con
ference j. viSi;in" his daughter, Mrs. u. II.
Speed ut Abbcvillc. Last Sunday morning
he preached in The Methodist church 10 the
ediiratiou OF u large congregation, and dur
ing his stay among us many of our citizens
have been pleased To meet him and form ms
lie keeps well up with South
Carolina affairs and the names of many of
our people are familiar to him: Among 9th
erS for whom he expressed admiration was
Mr. Rcnct, ON account of his writings for the
press. Like all strangers who visit Abherille,
lie was pleased with the appearance or the
town, and with the bearing of all the people
whom he has met.
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\ gentleman who has tried 1t gives US the
following simple remedy for hog cholera,
which he says Is almost lnfallible: Soak good
sound corn in spirits turpentine and feed hogs
with 1t two or three times week. 1t is not
only good preventive but cures after the { is-
ease has made Its appearance, 1t keeps hogs
in good condition even whom cholera Is not
Echo,
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY

DcFlLLE COUN14.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of Ad-
ministrutIon.
BY j. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,. JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, NJ. b. and Theodore Kennedy
w have nude suit to me, to grant them
Letters Of Administration OF the Estate and
effects OF Nancy Kennedy late OF AbbeVille
County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonlsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Nancy Kennedy deceased. that they
be and appear before me In the Court Of Pro-
bate, 10 be held at Abbeville c. H., on We'd
nesday, May the 7th, 1890, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock In the, forenoon. to show
cause If any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this 2lst day OF April In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety
and in the III year Of American Inde-
pendence.
Published on the 2srd day OF April, 1890.
In the Press and Runner ard on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
]. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
April 81, 1899, IT
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THE g., G. & N. R. r.
Good Progress IL Being Made I'm the
Construction OF that Great Iron
HIGHWAY.

Construction OF that Great Iron
Highway.
The work or grading the road in this county
Is said to be progressing most satisfactorily.
From Saluda TO Green wood the work Is al.
most finished.
Iron and cross tics have been put out at
Green wood and along the road bed, and 1t Is
said that the work Of laying the track towards
Saluda River will be commenced ut an early
day. The bridge for Saluda River will he car,
rIed TO the riErr as soon as the track layers
finish their work to the sLreum.
From Greenwood 10 Long Cane the work of
grading Is well-nigh finished.
The driving OF piles for the stone piers at
Long Cane has progressed most satisfactorily,
and the Quarrymen are getting out great
quantities OF stone for the work.
The contractors at Abbevllle have finished
the big cut east Of the Poor House It Is some
The "fll'' this side of the cut required about
all of the dirt. Al the "rusten place much
work has been done, and the cut in rear Of
Judge Cothrnns has been about finished,
though the "hll' ut the branch Is not COM
pletcd. Some dirt will have TO be "borrowed"
TO level up that flll.
Work is now progressing on the cut through
the land which the company bought from
sIessrs a. 81: Hill i Sons.
Tho bridge 1T kipad hiEar wa9 finished
about ten days ago, and the track lnymg IL
now thought TO be- finished to Fish Dam sta
tion on the Spnrtanburg and Union road,
where the G., e. & y. road will pass under tho
track Of the s. & U. Some delay will be ex-
perIcnccd there
About seventy miles OF the road has been
finished-or some % or "a miles this side or
Chester.
Tho enrs ncw run 10 within abpnt % m!ieQ
Gi Ci.ptQh
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Tho COIOre<l Teachers.

Up to the time of our going to press last
The list is as follows:
First Gradc-Lillie G. Myers.
Second Grade--B. B. Walker, {. +. Living
ston, f.. T.. Owens. Anna f. Chiles, j. r.
NauSS, Carrie l.. Nelson, p. r. Jones.
Third Grade-R B. Mcdowell. r. j. Smith,
G. F..W oolridgc, NJ. + Cromer Laura Mathes.
Adelaide Crawford. Gussic McGee, Annie &.
Martin.
The names of the white teachers who re-
ceived a grade lower than first grade, were
withheld from publication. This explains
why IL was that Il full list has not been given
tn the pnblr
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Church Lot.

We learn that the Associate Reformed Pres.
byterlans contemplate buying sixty feet OF
the Alston lot fronting on church street, and
opposite Mrs. Kerr'S and DR.. Par ker's home
sttads, and next TO Wilson's ginnery. The
money, with which to buy il IL being raised,
and we presume church will be built there,
within reasonable time.
We have no doubt the committee on buying
lot have canvasscd the matter thoroughly,
and have done their duty intrlligently and
iudIcl0usiy.
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Graduated With Honor.

Mr.. Samuel A. Visanskl Of our town. re
turned from Philadelphia last week, where he
was graduated with distinction at the College
OF Pharmacy. He fully sustained Abbeyille's
high reputation for furnishing talented and
stldiouS young men to the Colleges wherever
they may 20, and, like others OF our young
men, he bore Off honOrS in Il class of some
three hundred students. Mr.. Nisanska has
had several years practical experience in the
drug business, which. together with his Col
lege educat tion, eminenily qualify him for the
active pursuit of his chosen profession. we
do not know where he will locate, but may
good luck attend him.
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We presume that the township tax, three
per cent, which was voted for the benefit OF
the g., q. T. y. road will he demanded as soon
as the road Is finished To this point. That is
- debt of 30 per thousand which sellers and
buyers Of land n>a3 lake INTO cohSlacration.
AS soon as the Cumberland Gap is finished to
this point. Il further tax Of five per cent. or
go per thousand wall he !ev!rI. $50 per thouS.
and is n debt or mortgage whic1i Ihist he paid
in addition W the snin agreed upon paiWeen
buyer aud seller.
& GREAT lot Of railroad carts. furninrc'
negsdss and mules passed through toYn yes
ttrday going to Georgia to take another sec.
= tion OF the e.. &. & y. road, after finishing n
Job beyond Greenwood.
We have heard nothing more OF the con-
.amp,aieL new side track at the {. & q. depot,
40 run 70 tlie oil mill, hut presume the COIN
Jn,ny will ccF;ninS build it.
THE recent decision nf The Supreme Court
excludes the rllildrea of 5SmGs Gordon from
I,articIpation in the esiu!e of 2. 7. Gordon.
fMIss CHALMERS is off on . Tisjt 10 relatives
ia Anderson.
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William Cauthcn in Jail.

Deputy Sheriff G.. II. Moore left last Friday
to take charge of William Cauthcn, who had
been captured at KcrShaw. q little town in
Lancaster county. Cauthen IS charged with
murder In the killing of Lewis Young, In one
of the railroad camps near Greenwood. The
town marshal of Kershaw had arrested Can
then for raising disturbance, and while un'
der arrest it was nSccraincd that the Cover
nor had offered SD reward for him for his deed
in Abhrville.
Mr.. Moore stopped in Columbia. and while
there saw MurrclI ana George s. Turner. Inr-
had much tn do In getting him out OF his for.
mer trouble, incident to the killing OF n for
eigner, who had incarred his clsNeaSure.
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The Work of :;ip I.tIsGrs.

The farmers are actively planting their
crops.
Wheat is not good. The ny and rust hav"
nearly ruined the crop. Some farmers are
blowing the lard to plant IT, in com.
Oats are looking reasonably well.
The gardens are late, the earlier crops haV.
ing been killed by the frost.
Peach trees are still blooming, though many
are dead.
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The State Of South Carolina,
aDBEVILLE COUNTY


Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad-
minlStration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, W. w. Dodson and w. v.
w Brownlee have made suit to me, to
grant them Letters OF Administration OF the
Estate and effects of a. NJ. DodsQn late OF Alb.
be,illc County, deceased.
These Rre therefore. to otto and admonish
81! and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said A. NJ. Dodson deceased, that they be
to be held at Abbeville c. H.. on Thursday,
May the sth, 1890, after, publication here.
or at ii o'clock In the forenoon, to show
cause If any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under My hand and seal of the Court,
iuiE 22d day OF April in the year
LIS. lof our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety. and in the llith year of
American Independence.
Published on the 23rd day Of April,
1890, In the Press and Banner and Oil the
Court House door for the time required by
law. j. FULLER LIoN,
Judge Probate Court,
April q, 1890, ,tf
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a Town Farmer. Whose Farm is OH
LOM- CnMc.

Mr. 4. w. Smith with five mules, made 20
bales of cotton on his Long Cane farm. weigh
ing i85. He sold enough live hogs to buy his
bacon, and made enough ronghncss 10 feed
seven ca loads of mules. He sold $40 worth
Of butter, and some becves and lambs. On
his town farm he made 25 bales on y acres OF
the Aston land, and when the town team was
not engaged ut plowinC. hauled 1000 cords of
wood off the same land, and sold IL in town.
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A TOWN FARMER.
The President OF the Farmers Bank, +,
as q Farmer. ~

as q Farmer. -
Hon. VIM. H. Parker. President OF the Far
mers Bank. Is something OF Il farmer himself
and we very much doubt If there is among
the stockholders Of that Institution farmer
who can show better results for last years
work than he shows. Mr.. Parker owns a
small farm OIL the edge OF town, the produc.
tive quality Of which Ia perhaps not above
the average hillsides of Abbeville county.
II any man can make better showing let
him do so, as we are trying to prove by indis-
putable facts that farming does pay In Able.
VILE county. .-.-e-
We give below the lte,nized products OF Mr..
Parkers farm, which Is run by two mules:
Barley, @ acres, M bushels, at Sl.00....3 $50
Oats, ~ acres, 485 bushels, al 60c....... 29l 90
Corn. II acres 335 bushels, at 60c........ 20l 90
Fodder, 5,8iO pounds, at Sl.00........~.... So 40
Forage, ESTIMATED by loads), l6,SOO
pounds, at Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Shucks, 10 loads, at S2.O0................ Gee. 30 90
Peas, W bushels, at t75c....-.............. 40 so
Potatoes. 60 bush els, 50c................. 80 W
Pork, net, 615 poun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cotton, q acres, 2l bales, 400 pounds. Sl4 33
Cotton seed sold, besides seed reserved 81 80
loads pumpkins, pens oat straw, Is
loads Spanish ground nuts, BUSH
els, acre turnips, value not esti-
mated...........-....
Gross receipts-"..-.....-.-~" Ills "
Expenses, rs per itemized account. ..... 657 72
sl,C6s 90
Butter and milk sold 10 90
Net -.."."....".-.......-...Sl,2 ,23S 90
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LOST COLT.

ESTRAYED April II, bay Ally colt long
~ tai, two years old, when last seen was
paid for any information or any one taking IL
up Will notify me by letter or telegram to Mt.
Carmel, s. G., Abbcville, County.
James T. Hester.
April %. 1890, TT
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Our Banks.

We publish a complete list of the stockho!l-
ers In the Banks of Abbeville county. twill
be found interesting.
While a Abhe"ilie makes no great pretcnsions
to great wealth, yet the people seem TO he
making reasonable progress in accnmulnting
competency for themselves and In building
up the good fortune of the county.
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President McBee Ought to be Cau-
tiOuy.

Recently President Mci}ee OF the c. & G..
road nut on extra trains and gave this conf
munity better rnilro,d facilities than we ever
hoped to get. Qnick on the heels of that he
has now made arrangements to carry the
here Mt $50 and 1850 In the morning, and ut
l.5u in lheevening. The mail arrives ut l.H'.
$50 and ) Is p. IN. 49,
President McRce had better call halt. We
/. cart stand any more. and then we are afraid
that the rai road magnates will turn him oil
If hey find out how splcndidly he Is serving
this people.
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Another Tosyn Farmer.

Mr.. Thomas =. Cothran made 100 bushels of
turnips on 2!1 acres,-thr turnirs were sold at
9O cents h:iskel, or used at home. He made
con bushels OF corn. lie has flock of sheep
from which he has made large per cent. OF
profits
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Surrendered Himself,

John Dansby. white who shot and killed
John i:igby, cplored, several months ago. vol
untarily surrendered TO the Sheriff yesterday
morning He is Now in p. iSOn. Hisaitorncy,
Col. T.. B. Gary. will APPLY for bail before one
Of the Judges in Columbia.
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Assessment OF Town Lots.

Vacant lots in town are assessed Mt nominal
figures while the selling figures are higher
than any figures ever before dreamed Of If
the owner OF ;aud holds 1t Mt $1,000 an acre we
contend that il ought to be assessed for taxa
zion ut q figure higher than SIS.
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Mad Hale.

Either the town cauncii or The rli.rs,al mii-
1horitlrS should fill up the hole in frnnt0: the
depot, and on the wagon way. At present
people who have business at the depot must
drive their teams and vehicles Into very us-
9y mud puddle.
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Pistol Shots.

Reports reach us Of n difficulty at McCor-
mick on Monday. between Z. B. Calhoun and
Joel Jennings. Both parties received slight
pistol shot wounds, but neither wus seriously
hurt.
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Grand Lodge OF knights of Honor.

The Grand Lodge Of the Knights of Honor
met In Columbia last week.
Col. !. r. Robertson, grand treasurer, and
delegate w. A. Templeton, represented the
Abbeville Lodge.
Capt. Wade +. Cothran represented the
Millway Lodge.
Capt. w. r. Cowan, went from Due West.
f.. NJ. Lipscomb, Of Ninety-SX, represented
the lodge at that place.
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Medical Notice.

yITE the undersigned have formed q co-part.
w nership under the firm name and style
OF Mabry 4 Neuffer for the practice OF MED
lClNE and SURGERY In all their branches.
Calls will he promptly attended to. When
the services OF both are required only one
charge will be made.
THOMAS ]. MABRY, NJ. D.,
G. A. NEUFFER, II, d.
April ith, 1890.
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Church Repaired.

Long Cane church hns been repaired by Mr..
John W. Sign. The seats have been re-ar.
ranged. the galleries altered, and the win.
dows lowered. The whole work cost S2:.j.
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WITHDRAWAL.

'I,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE
this day withdrawn from the firm here.
tofore existing MS Quarles & Burns. All &C.
connts due to them will be found In my hands
for collection.
T. P. Quarles.
April H. 1890 ct
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Ssrll sat nnYtnnItlS.

Mrs ". \. Latimer, Mrs. +. G.. Donnald and
Mr.. Augustus Hnddon, are quite sick. Mr.. j..
+. Agnew i.as been quite sick, hut Is now on
the mend.
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THE DEMAND FOR PRIMARIES.

rThe other demand Of the Sd section OF the
Conventions platform Is as follows:
ave demand that the delegates TO the
State Nominating Convention shall be chosen
by primary election on the same day that the
other officers are nominated, and that all the
counties shall hold these primaries on the
same day, to.wit the last Tuesday In August
of each election year.
1T is not clear whether the anthor Of the
platform meant that this portion should go
into effect NJ once, but presume 1t was so
int ndcd. This demand Is equally unfortu-
nate with the preceding clause. There is no
power to regulate the election OF delegates To-
the State Convention and dictate the mode OF
their selection. Certainly the State execu-
tive committee has no authority In the pre-.
misses and it has never attempted 10 exercise
any control of this important matter.
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GRAYDoN 4 GRAfpoN, f. S. +. GILES,
Abheyllle. >. G., Greenwood, =. Z.
GRAYDQN & GRAYDON B GILES

WE have formed partnership for the prac-
w tice OF law in all its branches, under the
firm name of GRAYDON & 6RAYDON &
GILES, All business entrusted to any of the
firm Will receive prompt attention.
ELLIS G. GRAYDON,
WM. y. GRAYDON,
f. s. l.. GILES.
March II, 1870. II
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TOWN Farmer.

Mr.. Frank Henry made 2s halcs of cotton
and 10 bushels of corn, with two mules.
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The latest New York styles In millinery re-
ceivcd every week at X. NJ. Haddon & Co.'S.
Something new and very stylish In side
bordered sutine ut Sim It'll & Sons.