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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
ALBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Evenings a, s:ll-Natn = saturday.
Il hH y. Ss~ i 2TfF es., SSs saeH.
81 Nv j
General admission. sac
Monday. june iaNsLIck arssiR "a
THE COMEDY
PARADISE FLATS
by Hubbard 7. smith.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
FRIDAY EVENING. June IL lsso
n NIGHT oNLY.
Under the Auspices Of the
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
New Act New Music. New Featur&
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
by Prof John T. Cro~-ley. assisted by Members e
the Club.
Popular Songs by N Columbus Athletic alee club.
P~rioes-orchestra aud Orchestra Circle. Of. pre..
Circle. 75c.; General Admission. 5oc.
Reserved Seats can be obtained At ths 10, ono Of
the 1heater ON and after Monday. June ..
9e7.a.lo.11.ls.l3
noN'T FORGET TO TAXI THE cHIIpRFN TO
see the shetland Ponies at the WASHINGTON
See Local Mention ,e3-a~.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
THE ADEM OF ACTING
Mr. EDMUND S~HAFrESBURY
c~HRisTofHER co1LGMsrs.
THE p~IscovEisSo OF AMERICA.
IT, AZ his'orlcal Romance an Pour Acts.
lhfhAl performance OF this play. which occurv
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PIxEY PoIxr HOTEL. on the Potomac river
JEWELS AND HEALTH.

LIGHTNING Rods, electric work j. H. KUEaLISa
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NEW sTEAMER BARTHOLDI CAN BE CHAR
IN tered 10 run up or down river; accommodate 100
Iasseagers: PEI, day, $50 and s35.. kxcept sundays
ana MAJ 10 Will make hourly round trips. Is eta, 10
all NJ river landings. Pleasure Boats of All hnds for
hire: The only boat stopIll Y at Dixie Landing. M
CUMBERLAND a son. Foot of h st NV. ml7-lm
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TRY A CASE OF HEURICH's extra pale"
lager The ARLISGTOS BOTTLIN0 Co,
9th and h SITS. u.
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4 CARD.-The proprietor Of Piney Point
Hotel extends an invitation to all patrons and
friends of Piney Point to the opening on Satur-
day the 18th instant.
TRos. W. WILLIAMS, Prop.
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RrMrxBra Elks' excursion Tuesday, June TO-.
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HUMAN artificial eyes. HEnpLER's. cor. "A.
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PACKING BOXES made to order. e. ID. Coll
LINs. Ill and 7l9 18th 80. NV.
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HAVE YoU SEEN THE PANTS we make to order
from - up. and suits to order from 80? Else.
man Bros.. 9TH and +.
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RzxExBEE Elks' excursion Tuesday, June 10.
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REMEMBER Eiks' excursion Tuesday. June 10.
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CHILDRES's SUITS, 1915. Eiseman Bros.
eth and 4.
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For - You CAN Buy a beautiful blue serge
suit, well made and perfect hitting, at Eiseman
Bros. It'll and T..
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The Best AND PUREsT BEER i'll the market il
HeurIch's extra pale lager. The ARLINGTo,
BoTILING Go. Telephone 6S+3.
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CARPETS C~AMPHORATED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l-63j Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1852.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITT's TALLY Ho COACH LINE, TIMK
- Table and hound-trip Rates. Arlington. 10 am.
aud 8 Pm SOC. Soldiers Home. - Am. 2pm. Doe.
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BOARDS, s1.l5 per 100 feet. 9th and N.Y.ay
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HOUSE & HERRMANN'S.
81, 921 and 923 It'll and 636 Mass. ave. NV.
FINE furniture storage. CHACE's. opp. Post Office.
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CARPET CLEANING. CHAcE's. opp. Post OtfiC
BABY's COMFORT
and
Mammals Health demand a Carriage.
The CELEBRATED WHITNEY
In the hest
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Shooting on the Puhlic Streets.

We believe there is q law on the Statutes
books against carrying deadly weapons, and
we believe there Is an ordinance against the
discharge OF firearms, on or near the public
square.
The law against killing negroes Having be-
come q nullity, would 1t not be we'll to en-
force the law for carrying concealed weapons
and for shooting on our streets?
On Sale Day In November negro man was
shot to death under circumstances which
would disgrace an Indian reservation. While
nobody expects to sec white man punished
for tho simple act OF riding up behind ne
gro and shooting him, yet the law for carry
Ing concealed weapons ought TO be enforced
And then 1t seems that the town council
ought to punish all offenders alike for VIOLA
tions of the ordinances. AS q rule, I'VE be-
lieve, for the simple act of firing q pistol n
fine of from So to s. is exacted-f nobody Is
hurt.
When DR.. Cr2H.n. OF Chicago, was killed in
the night time, and his body sccrctcd, the
Coroner of that city held an inquest for
weeks, and lie examined perhaps hundreds of
witnesses before the. criminals were found,
but IN Abbcvilc, In broad day light, on n
Sale Day when the streets were throngr,,, n
negro is shot TO death, and no attempt is made
at conccalment Of neither the crime nor the
body, no arrests are made.
When our Solicitor returns to the regular
term of the Court, 1t is hoped that he may
have the backbone and the nerve to do some
thing TO clear this people OF the Charge OF
winking at a crime SO cowardly, so mean,
and SO disgraceful.
We do not know II the evidence. taken al the
inquest has been sent to the Governor of the
State. If it has been sent to him, he has act
ed with carecssness which is little short Of
Il crime against the dccency of this village
If he had done his duty as one worthy of
the Office of Governor lie would have offered
q reward for The arrest of the murderer. But
no official notice has been taken of one OF the
most wilful and diabolcal murders that ever
the annals OF any people.
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The Reelection Of Hampton.

Senator Butler is reported TO have said 10 q
correspondent Of the News and Courier:
"You can state, that It, would be uniortn,
na,c for The State If Senator Hampton shouiu
not Ec elected. think that he Is entltled 10
rc-eleclinn."
siWe think we owe Senator Hampton dcot
of gratitude, and we think we should re'eiecl
him, but not for the reasons which Senator
Butler assigns.
We utterly and absolutely rcpudiatc both
of Senator Buffers propositions. 1t Would
not bc unfortunate for the state" If Senator
HAMPTON is not reelected. 1t would not be
fortunate to elect any other man 10 the Sen
ate, unless we should find man Of pre-emi-
nent ability, and us far as we can see, no such
man Is now In sight. One gentleman Will
serve us about as well in Washington as any
other gentleman. Judging from The past, the
most that we need expect of Representatives
Is 10 say eyes" or "no" at the proper time.
senator Hampton can do. this rs we'll as any
body else, and anybody else can say 1t as well
as he can. If anybody expects to elect new
man who will make his impress on
lhe legislation Of the nation, he Is an Idle
dreamer.
AS to1 Senator Buffers other reason-"l
think that he Is entitled to reelection"
We would respectfully but most earnestly
combat any such proposition.
No man in South Carolina is entitled TO any
Office.
Such proposition and such an idea smacks
too much of Il despised aristocracy, and oil
class favoritism.
No, sir; Senator Hampton Is not" entitled"
a. ha deserves Kindness
from us and disposition to reward him for
futhfulpess in the past.
While we believe we ought to.re-elect him !;
we despise any idea that he has right 10
claim or demand the Office.
He has no more right to the office than any
other man, and If Senator Butler removes
Senator Hampton's chances for Office from
one of reward for past favors 10 one ofpresent
merit he shouldn't get it at all. Under an idea
of that sort Senator Hampton has already
had it too long, and under - demand of that
sort we would not vote for him under any
circumstances.
Let us IN the goodness Of our heart, place
the trust again in Senator 1ampton's hands.
He deserves the gratitude OF his country, and
on tho score that we onght to honor him for
past services we would say rc-elect
him.
But IL Senator Butler wants 10 say that II
would be unfortunate" for the State If he
is not reelected: we would deny it. We also
deny most emphatcaly that Senator Ilamp.
ton has sclntilla Of title to the office.
But let South Carolina honor herselfin in hon.
oring the old hero. Let him 60 back to Wash
ington. Let him with Vance and Gordon
die in tie harness.
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MARRIAGE IN WILLIAMS TON.
Pretty Bride and Handsome Groom.

Pretty Bride and Handsome OrOouf'
On Tuesday evening the 25th instant, our
town was all ag'Ow over the prospective NUT.
rissc at the PIesby yterian church, whlcn
building was already gem OF beauty, IesIoon-
ed In garands Of everSreeps ana mowers;
From beautiful symbolic yoke, bedecheo
with mistletoe, hung the stIveied monogram
I'D. E." beneath which Mlss Lohner Epting,
one of Wtlliamston's own daughters, Was Lo
give her hand In marriage to Mr. ID. n. Daven-
port, q prominent merchant OF Ashevillf,
NC.
Mr.. Davenport was accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Mark E. Roberts, or Asheylile
Miss annie Forest, Of Hendersonvilie, ana
Miss Ida Davenport. Of Greenrille
Willie Mendelson's Wedding March was
sklliu:y rendered by Miss Hannah
Keely, OF Pennsylvania, ushers Messrs. b. r.
Brown. Jr. OF williamson {; w. X. West, OF
Piedmont: J. S. Brown, Of Pelzer and j. II.
Epting, of WILLIAMSON marched up the ieit
and right Hisies Next came The groom Win
his best man, Mr.. Roberts, Then came the
lovely bride leaning upon the arm OF her only
maid-Miss II Ill, of Abbeville-who, handing
her to the groom, crossed 10 the leit, ana
stood beside Mr.. Roberts.
| The bride wore an exquisite cream brocade
satin, train light tan gloves, tulile veil, ana
rare natural flowers, securel with dirmond
ornament.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 8.
Sander, assisted by Rev. A. e. Stuart.
After the ceremony the Invited guests re-
paired to the residence Of DR., ,EptiDg where
an ell CANT rece ption awaited them.
The wedding party took the train next
morning for Ashevilie, accompanied by
| few friends, and n shower of blessings from
many friends, all feeling that Williamson
had lost one more noble daughter,
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HipDIes from Rocky River.

LOWNDESVILLE, >. e., NOV. II, lSJO.
The past three weeks Of good weather has
enabled, at least. some of our planters TO get
ahead OF time. Some Of them are done pick
ing cotton, Il very unusual thing.
Capt y. j. Cliulscales, OF Monterey, has re-
covered sufficiently from his recent Illness to
be in town Monday.
County Commissioners J. F. C. DuPre and
J. f. Brownlce were in town Monday. Ihey
let out tie upproIciIes, near 500 feet to our
Iron bridge Mr.. Aud was the purchaser,
Mr. l.. o. Miller LETT Tuesday for Plordia,
where he vii make his future home.
Mr.. 10. chalmers went to Anderson on
business. He returned That evening.
There was Souc confusion In town Monday
owing TO u change in the schedule upon our
train, and we did moi get any maiI-our post
master not having been apprised OF the
change.
spent the d.y i'rre Tuesday:
Mr. J. = ii:avcS was here Thursday In the
int ufthe Farmers Bank at Abbeville:
Rey: X. +. Franks, of Edgsfleid' ,n renched hi.i
son Mr.. J. Is. Franks, then on to Conference
next week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Baker having spent the summer
at Morganton, n. c, returned to her home
MIR. J. J. johnson and the writer started TO
Columbia to day saturday. to serve rs Jurors
in the United States Court which convenes IN
that place Monday 9th.
Last Sunday night our town was visited by
q "Slmon pure" six iuot"r--ahlc bodied tramp.
He FROSTED" for Ihc n!tht in the barn OF one
of our citizens. He WIS anything but con-
uncatIre. lie took his departure the next
morning from our town, for our towns good
Mr. l.. IL. Matthews and family moved TO
his own place ON Thursday.
The crop of sweet potatoes just harvested
was perb:lps the largest gathered for years,
and some of oar people have had consider
able difficulty to keep IL. .
The pour down troddcn planters arc having
their usual lack. The pretty good crop of cot.
ION raised by them has gone down, down In
price till they arc discouraged
Mr. and Mrs j. +. Harper left on Wcdnes'
day for Heardniont, Elbert county, Ga, when
will he their home for sometime. We dis
like Ia lose these young friends from our
town. They will be Ct eatiy missed.
TROUPE
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The Forum for December.

The December number of the Forum con.
tains an article ON THE Government ol
American cities, "by Andrew ID d. ,N;nt White, e;
American government is in the management
of municipal affairs. He points out In what
specific ways we fall far short OF oil the Cu'
ropean governments in this particular, MIR.
White has endeavored.to make thorough
analysis of the subject, and he indicates a
remedy MS well Us the cause Of the evil.
Jules Simon, of the French Senate, contrbn
ties an article on "rhe stability OF the trench
Republic" wherein he reviews all the leading
influences than lend stability as well as
those that have been detrimental to the pres
ent COVER nmenf.
lily stocks in Democracy" anicssay In which
he maintains that democratic society is more
favorable for the founding and maintenance
of sturdy and enduring tamlliesithan arlsto-
c. attic Society; aud lie points out The conul-
lions of the Stable milygrOwth In the Uni
ted S!utes.
President W. a. p. Martin. OF tho Royal
Tung Weng College, China, writes with the
Kingdom, about the supposed danger oi
Ch!na's competition with western nations
He finds no "mcnart" in the Chinese. and ne
points out the astonishing fact that there are
great provinces OF Chinese territory yet So
sparsciy settled that they are making efforts
to induce imm grants. "
REPRESENTATIVES, W. NJ. Springer publishes
results OF the census, some of when nave nor
before been make public, showing the ratlC
of the Increase in population in cities and in
rural districts in several parts ofthe country;
In some States the pGplation CT the rur.ll
districts has absolutely decreased, ana IN
very few states has there been any large In
crease IN the rural populution; but during the
last decade nearly the whole increase has
been in Town AND cities. Mr.. Springer shows
the bearing of this on political parties during
the coming decade.
The autoblo.ra! hicaI essay this month Is by
Archdeucon Furar, who writes of the For
muliyr influences in his own life
OLher essays in this number are; "The Hu-
mnnitirS," Major j. W. Powell; pity, Genuin
and Spurious" Frances Power Cobbe; Armor
for War Ships" Commander +; NJ. Barber
Notes on Ghosts" Andrew Lang: "Spc"d III
Rtilwad Travel" PLof. II. II. Ihurstoh.
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snAD IN LONG CANE.
The People Along the Stream 80 AeFe
ny Abundance OF Fish.

A deputy fish commissioner came from
Wnslin.ton To Ahh.vilic one day Last week
with sou young carp 10 he put In Long zane
Creek, and fifty gold nSh 10 oc given away 10
our people , ~ ,,
Mr. George \. ShllitD tDo! charge or tht
commissioner ana his fish. and carried mem
To Long Cane at u po:nt above me =. n..
railroad bridge, ard tkGrc turned Tie army
infant fish loose III the stream to, SO 10 StcaN,
root no., OF Gi". ,,,
They were froi1 twntT -four inches IN iciSlh,
and all stood the long trip from washington
finely, except some three or iGur mat were
throw u out OF thr buckets hy the Jo>liln% OF
the wagon on the road from AbhevlIte 10
Long Game. - -
With the exceptions named 'hry were as
Spry and as iivr.y As possible. hcthg no'ninS
the worse of their long journey, ANA whcn
thrown into tie stream they s|entei Meil
pleased and dL,rtGu Cli as p!"yfhlly rs II thcy
were in their arc:ISLnard w"tHtS.
The fish were shipped III n"cK"'S Gl water,
in the Ills ni which provision WAS Mute Tor
Tie necessary veuii!tltrn. The hurkttS were
nut in crates anu t!.c whole Outiit made Il
good lOud for Il TWO hOrS" wagon.
Tic Government pai al the expense.
We don't know l., whom wu are ln;tcDted
for this ihOu.iIl lis hy The Washington lt-
tl,or:.i,.a, hut unl!l we hea: Snm.tAin@ to the
contrary you may give Judge COthran the
c;cCllt.
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The Comptroller General has made the
statement that the tax returns show an In
crease OF taxable property In the State of FIVE
millions Of dollars over last year. This In
thirty thousand ADMINISTRATORS Sentiilel
The demand for cotton-pickers is 80 great
10 town and carrying out the colored idlers
10 the cotton patches In all directions.-Laur-
ence Herald.
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'Ehp Right Direction.

We notice that bill has been introduced
In the House to require all persons selling
liquor in incorporated towns to pay into the
county treasury 500 license.
That is right. rs far rs it goes, and we hope
that this step in the right direction will note
progrcss The 500 is all right, but it didn't
go far enongh. 1t ought to have required the
whole Of the license lees to 90 into tho county
treasury.
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The first shippers of freight from Abbeville
were Messrs p. Rosenberg Il Co.. who put
halt dozen bales of cotton on the platform
Monday evening, mark ed TO Hopkins, Dwight
e. Co., New York.
Mr.. Abe Rosenberg bought the first ticket
to Abbeville.
When the train arrived at 2:35 Monday
evening, a great crowd was waiting at the de-.
pot to see II come.
When the train was ready to move toward
the turntablc, Capt. Dodson invited all to get
aboard and rido to the "Y" and back. All
got aboard, Doctors of Divinity, pretty girls
romping boys, and all sorts and conditions OF
men accepted the invitation.
On Tuesday morning multitude or people,
of all sexes and colors. assembled Mt the depot,
on the platforms, and on the surrounding
grounds to see the regular train move OIL, and
to make personal note Of the event which
will ever be historic.
CAPTAIN Dodson invited all to take free
excursion to Greenwood, about thirty nvailed
themselves OF his liberali.y, aud all are pro-
fuse in their praises OF the road.
Abbevile in the past has often been divided
in sentiment, but this time, their hearts beat
In unison.
All are delighted, as they never were before.
They feel sure Of better railroad accommo'
dations than they have ever had.
The high officers Of the road have been here,
and our people are most favorably impressed
with them.
Heretofore railroad officials have given us
little or no consideration, and our most ur-
gent requests have been treated with In.
difference, and as far aus we know, they never
came amongst nor sought TO make our ac
quaiutance.
But 1t seems that a better day has dawned
on us. The officers OF the new and splendid
road have made themselves agreeable and
pleasant In their Intercourse.
Abbevllle rejoices: Abberllle is pround {;
Abbcville IS delighted.
Each and every man feels personal Inter
est in the new road, and all unite In hearty
thanks to the courteous and efficient Officers
for their seeming desire to be agreeable and
clever.
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This talk of Mr.. Tiilman's succeeding Sena-
tor HAMPTON l. idle. Mr.. rillInan cannot al
ford TO do il in the first place, and. In the Sec
0ud we will not believe that Il South Caro-
lima Legislature will turn Senator Hampton
ouL-COlumbia Record.
There has hccn much said In regard 10 the
removal vi ErSkine College from Due west.
This would pe great calamity to Due west
and the college. e.--PickcEs Sencincl.
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THANKSGIVING At AB9EVILLE.
The Way the National Holiday WAS
Spent in this Rural Town.

Last Thursday was the National THANKS
giving Day. .
Most of The stores were closed. Some were
omen awhile some had, 50 To speak, one "y0
oIen : Others went in 10 a:rO;niiindttc Gus
TONERS others again, we presume, soiu hoth'
ing ut all.
The Banks were closed al! day.
The bars were open from early morning
until ten o'clock at night, and did asiarinS
good business.
The stores that gave customers chance
did well. "
Tho printing office Of tho Press and Banner
was open all day. -,
Thr streets were crowded with ncGu0cs all
day. Peace ana pood humur prevailed.
Religious services were held Iii The lrcsby-
icrian and Episcopal churches.
Turkey dinners were indnss'd In ny lhoSe
who had them.
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Kind Words.

A friend In writing a letter to us few days
ago among other things, had this to say of
the vandalism that would tear down our
college:
~ have read and re-read with intense in
terest your admirable editorial on Erskine
College.
"As you will know, am under many obii-
cations to the dear old college, ana 10 Inc
good people of Due West; and consequently
most heartily endorse your position. Please
continue the fight. You have completely
vanquished J. T. c."
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SENATOR GLENN OF Anderson has intro
du .ed bill In the Senate to abolish tho Office
of Jury commissioner. 1t will be rcconectcd
that Hon. ]. n. King at the last session of the
Legislature introduced II similar bill III the
House. which WAS killed by Il single vote.
We wouldn't care if Senator Glemns bill
meets with the same fate, as that which befell
Mr.. Kings.
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The numerous orders for millinery, when
,re Eeinu IlI,ed every week by II. NJ. Haddon
& Co.. ana sent out t. all parts OF the STATE.
',iir.l the TACT that they are still headquur-
Ter OF fashion for millinery In western Caro-.
nv them Attest another facL,-they are up on
sly les and right OH prices, r. M. Huddon &
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Another large lot of the famous, Emerson
shoes lust received. Try pair ana you WIZ
Use no other. For sale only hy L. koSenoerS
4 To.
Ifyou want the most GcrviccahIc ana Gura, ;
blc shoes bus a pair of Emerson shoes from
+. Rosenberg 4 Co.
blankets In all grades at lowest prices. T..
ROScngcrg & Co.
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Candidates.

We are Authorized to announce Mr.. JUN.
IIJ:; e. MARTIN a. IL candidate for County
Business Agent for the Alliance OF AoDeViiie
COUNTY. u
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Mr. RubertSon-Biil to amend an Act emil
tied IAN Act to incorporate the Farmers
Jonn and Trust Company OF Abberiile C0un-
IT," approved December 2}d, 1887.
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Walter L. Miller,

Attorney nnu Counsellor at Law.
ABBEYILLE, S. c.
y,R,CTICES IN BOTH STATE AND
Frd ral Courts Special attention given
TO collcctionS and TO Investigating titles.
Dec. = iS9l. ONO.
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We hear reports OF horses in different ,por-
Nons of the county being affi cted with blind
staggers. This Is said TO result from feedlng
damaged corn.-Anderson Journal.