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1Uork tUnNIc0.
Females
A YOUNG LADY would Ike with. a.
"A any description % do at boz " Dr co..
once an accurat" accouLtint. NJ, VI. O.
81 Lynch-st.. brooklyn.
A LADY dtsir.s position - compute" b..
"A .rorclary or b1O.ke"grr n -uni
hotel best references. AGir'>r Boz -,
Oid Chatham. y. y.
ID OOKKLEPiI, would iik" po-.t on ''u
- give excellent city rff'rruce 'omp'nsa-
ton moderate. Is, +. .. Boz los. Bfoo~-
lyn, y. \.
- OOKKEEPER 90 assistant quick AID
ID accu'at" at figure b"-i l"ir cncr-
Address BOOKKELrER. li5 Broadway.
BROOKLYN.
ASUifH-By Young lrdg with uurc
u years experience: best trfrr ne IRON
employer. ". =. HoN 1850.
v o. NG LADY. laughter o: city ping
L slci"n and Mason. T. RIOS, anxious 20
arm her Owa living nnd a.-i-t her iar,iiS
an accurately keep Il So ~ boc.s. -lngl" or
double entry d, any Mind = Office work,
-pondcncc So. honc-t obli.ing hari-
working lOnis D. usce--urr -Hiafy, 80
M1NNEHAHA. Tribune Oni"e
NOCNG LADY. accurate. rapid. wi-h"'
position as st4nogfaphrr and Np,-
writer operates tho Remington salary. So.
COMPFTFNT. Tribune onc".
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Buslness Ghaures.

A SSISTANT, with $500 to 81 coo, wanted.
"A Will lay sa,ary OF 81 200 ana give
business interest worth double money Sc
cured work simple. ADVANCEMENT,
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6orses ano Carrlages.

A GENTLEMAN reducing his estaoiish.
"A ment. Will sell his broughAlG hoIsc
xerv HANDY In a crowd and also a road -tur
,yho can do Ia miles an hour both subject
IN yetA, mary examination; Kind and true.
Apn,y al privat. stable. 154 West 29;h-st
nor SALE.-Pair Of fine roadstcrs: Ad'
Il dress OWNER, P0sto1ice Box. 2.O46.
Il OR SALE.-Chlld's pony, cert and har'
ness or 20 hire for the season. AZ,
dress Or. 0. c. JACKSON, 7. o. Box 1ol,
Jamaica l., /.
wv ANTfD. SO OOO, 900 people TO send for
" Rirch's carriage and harness Cata-
logues: largest assortment In America, very
n,sderstc prices don't pay such eNtraNsrant
fished 1852 Address j. II. BIRCH. Bur.
ling on n. j.
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FURNISHED 6ousrs, Go Get.

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An ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 53d->t.
"A near SHAVE. residence. $3.50; sew
eral Others adjoining Madison and Filth
cheap, considering the quality and lOcation.
RIKER 4 son, 06l 5th'aye., near 09d-st.
Country.
AXE VIEW HOUSE.-ldeai summer
IL home; unsurpassed i Noms. furnished
stables; fruit. all kinds: ice; horse and
buggy; garden $50 acres waterfalls "a
vines extensive view from house no dust
near Water cap. Penn 5000 season. LIE
WIN. ~ West 9lst-st
. - EASIDE cottages. furnished. 10 Let Ce-
~ darhurst and Lawrence. l.. l.; photo
graphs and particulars. DA CUNHA, Broad
way and +2d-st.
ITO LET.-At Rye-on-tho- Sound the Jay
order; sOx4O feet IS rooms II acres
stable: bowling alley garden planted 10
minutes from Harrison station. ID. JAY,
81 West 47th-st.
a. fI,Y atirlctiVc furnished cottage on
Connecticut shore. three hours from
Ncw.York house stands on wooded blum
close TO water; has nine large rooms spa,
cious piazzas two servants rooms. and
cellar boat and bath houses perfect drain
age beautiful beach. Address Prof. \. NJ.
WHEELER, Yale University, New-ll0Yen,
Conn.
w ATCH HILL. K. Ito rent; large
w nicely fu mi shed cottage IL chambers,
Q .a.lors. Gininc-ioom. bathroom. hot AID
cold water cottage and furnishings all new
included price for season 5000. MANSON
CO.. Westerly. X. /.
yVYCHMERE. CAPE COD, south shore
w port.-Attiactlve cottages, IL
rooms FULLY furnished charmincly situated
circular. 4. J.. Il Fast S7th-st.
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Citn RtaI estate 90 Ert'


ANDSOME four-story house. No. Ill
III East 57th-st.. near 70 Ihrk-aVe. to O
private family only; rent, s. 600. Apply
To owner. C0NNELL. ia Pearl-st.
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flats 60 Get, tlnsurnisbe0


A BSQLUTELY nrcproof apartments over.
"A ~~f.Ig Manhattan and Central PARKS.
THE EVELYN,
g. Dnbu--ave. and 7sth-st several OF the
larg..t Lchtest and best arranged apart
mcnts al NJ city elevator. electric light
Nc at moderate rentals descriptive cir
cnas>. C. X. BILL. Manager. g. Lib
erty 81
A VERY DESIRABLE apartment house.
"A WaverieY, 1852 Eat iGtt-st.
Eight rooms oil Hight.
Every modern improvement.
$50 10 500
JAMES Kyle 4 SONS. 6lO 3d-ave.
THE WINCHESTER, 1.244 Brosdwav
adjoining Hotel Imperial hrst floor.
Z rooms. Sl25 3 rear rooms and bath, so +;
business or dwelling.
XEASHINGTON SQUARE. 40. SO Sou-h.
w The Central" light rooms and
bath IN personal charge Of owner; reference
required See lanitOr.
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Go Get for Business purposes

A SELECTION OF desirable 2o-ioot and
"A medium.siIcd houses, jlth-st, near
Park.avc West 5jth.>t.. West 5lst-st.,
9th and 9Th ayes. and 53d-st Others rent
~. 900 upward. KlkER Il son, G6l 9TH
ave.
n OFFS TO IET-,iood location steam
Il power heat, elevator good light ClAS.
SIMMONS, ITO Centre-St.
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Turnip seed. Turnip seed. Just received a
lot of Buist's fresh turnip seed. w. Joel
Smith Sons.
Call nj Smith & Sons and supply Yourself
with BuisIs turnip seeds.
Smith 4 Sons have just received lot OF
Buists fresh iurnip seeds. All varieties. Call
and get supply.
If you want a white vest call and get one at
hal f price. p. Rosenberg Il Co.
The American preserving powder is the best.
Fruit may be kept without sugar, or amy
quantity OF sugar may be added rs desired.
For sale at Speeds Drug Store.
tIaIdon are offering special bargains in
color china silk.
Haddon offer parasols and umbrellas at re-
duced prices.
UadGon ofler n few patterns in fine dress
goods at II sacrifice.
New millinery, laces. dotted swiss, ribbons
flowers. etc, just In at Haddons.
Think of it, white vests worth S3 for only
81 80. L. Rosenberg & Co.
Genuine West India spiced vinegar for sale
by \. NJ. Hill x Sons.
Duke cigarettes at jOhhcrs prices always on
hand at Speeds Drug Store.
"A good catch" Tanglefoot fly paper. For
sale ut Speeds Drug Store.
Everybody talks about what good ten and
coffee Heath q Co., sell. If you are not sup
piled give them call.
We have prepared for the fruit cror by lay
ing i'm n good supply of fruit jars. Call fol
Mason's, for they are the best. W.Joel smith
j. Sons.
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Contributed Locals.

Abbeville. s. G., July 18th, 1892.
Mr.. +. w. Co"gler and his charming, bride
spent last Sunday in Abbeville. And left on
Monday for their home 1T Cross Hill.
Miss Mary Gricr of l.aurcnS after pleasant
visit to Miss Eliza Gambrell left for her home
last Monday.
The Misses Major who have been visiting
friends here returned TO their home in Green
wood last week.
Miss Mary and Miss Susie Hill of Green
wood are visiting their cousins tue Misses
Moore of Abbeville.
\ number Of our citizens left yesterday to
attend the sunday School Convention at MI
Carmel.
The first home raised melons of this season
were brought in by Mr.. Richard Sondley
Mr.. John w. Coleman OF Coronaca has just
completed a course in the Osboroe business
College of Augusta. and came by last MONDAY
10 see his brother VI. L. Coleman OF tins place
If Mr. Foster Hammond could raise Cor
oner's jury as well as he can grow nne capoa.e'
he would make first class Coroner. ,or
ASnviIle, y c., where he will spend some
time with relatives.
A number OF candidates from town attend,
ell Children's Day at Gilsal last tSaturuay' ana
report Il pleasant day. >,
The most ridiculous thing we have se5n in
long time is u twenty-five cents muHzie on d
five cents dog. -,
Did you see that "black hoard" placed in the
Court House door? Look al IT, read and d.
geSt.
Miss Mamie Lee returned home from Green
Miss Florence Tcmpleton LETT yesterday TO
visit relatives at Ninety-SiX.
Miss Bessie Edwards has just returned from
visiting friends in Greenwood. -
Jim Robinson cOlored farmer at AoDeVllle
brought in the second lot OF home raised
melons, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Beacham, and Mrs. a;
w. Jones visited their brother in Mt. GARNER
yesterday and will also take in the sunday
School Convention on Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Grant Perrin Is home again.
Gillian Bros, thrasher was in town yeStef-
day, cleaning up our town crops.
Mr.. r. Z. PaSchel and K. +. Norris from the
valley town We're in AbbevilIe last saturday
and report fine crops and plenty OF rain.
Work on the School building is suspended
for a few days. No lack OF funds but waiting
for material.
Mrs. II. b. Reynolds who has been visiting
j. Il. Blake and family, lett yesterday for her
home in Greenwood.
Mrs. Blake, mother Of our townSman j. Il.
Blake is here and will spend some time In
Abbevile
News is scarce this week-too much rain.
Our farmers are literally in the grass, at
least their crops are. in fact 1t Is getting so
serious that some of our merchants are rather
gloomy. Cheer up brothers -"behind the
clouds the sun is still shining" 1t will clear
or by Friday according to our thermometer.
Reader did II occur to you that perhaps the
floods are descending TO wash away the petty
feuds OF our people? Let us dry our eyes. gel
our hearts right and do our duty and All
will be we'll with us. NJ.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Prof. Craighead is the guest OF Judge j. Fdl-
Ter Lyon.
Miss Mamie Lee returned Monday. from
Greenville where she has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs: Ramey Hughes are visiting
relatives in this place.
Miss GusSie Caughman, of Columbia, Is Wis.
iting the family OF Mr. l.. II. Russell.
Miss Sallie Wardlaw, of oxford. Miss, who
has been visiting Mrs. Lila Mabry returned
home to-day.
Mr. Wyatt Aiken spent one day in Able
Vile last week.
Miss Jennie Edwards, of Due West, is visit
ing Miss Mamie Lou Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. John :. Thompson Of Atlanta
are visiting relatives in this pluce.
Mrs. l.. w. Perrin and Miss Belle Perrin re-
turned last week after short visit In York
willie.
Mr.. John L. Cranston and Mr.. Wade S.
Cothran have gone To Anderson on business.
They will be gone abo1t month.
Miss Grace Jones after short visit to
friends in this place. returned home last Fri
Miss Lucia McGowan returned last Satur-
day from pleasant visit to friends in Green
willie.
Miss Jeannie Harrison is visiting Miss Clar-
kie Cothran.
Mrs T. ". Coogler. OF Cross Hill, is visiting
relatives in our city.
Crops are, as q rule, very fine and In a recent
trip through PARTS Of Anderson and Laurens
counties we noticed in particular the large
amount of corn planted and the fine condi-
ton OF the same. There Is Il large acreage OF
upland corn. Cotton looks well. and in con
Sidering the excessive rains Tor the past
two weeks is very Tree from grass.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. j. Nj.
Lawson and Miss Josie Russell. The mar
riage will take place i'll the Presbyterian
church on Thursday next at $50 p, M. After
the ceremony reception VIII be given the
happy pair at The home of the biidc. AT IL
o'clock mid night the welded pair will take
the g., {. & y. for New York. Niagara and
other points of interest In the North.
Watermelons have begun 10 appear on the
mark ct, and as usual the price Is high enough
and the melons comparatively small.
1t is 10 be hoped that the good people OF Alb
beville county will not. aS has been done IN
Edgefleld and other places so far, forget them
selves as to "hOwl down amy candidate be he
TiIlman or anti.Tiilmap, should We have q
public meeting here. Let courtesy be shown
alike by both sides, and good order be pre-.
served.
minutes late Monday evening. Cause, broken
Z down engine on the main lluc. and conse-
NQuent wait a; Hodges.
MIR. Foster Kirby will spend the summer in
the mountains. He icit lur A>hrville. \. g.,
Monday.
Miss Mary Dupre left after Il pleasant visit
to relatives.
Or. Grier Rev. o. Y. Bonner ard Mr. Il. S.
Galloway were among the visitors from Due
West last Monday.
Good gardens are the rule this year, and
plenty of vcge able Of all kinds.
The editor Of the Press anu Is inner as usual
is al the front In all things pertaining to the
good OF his subscribers, and now gets the pa
per Off at an carly hour Tuesday night so our
country friends may have the news early
next morning. A good move.
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Bible Society.

THE annual meeting OF the Ahbeville Dis
i trict Bible Society will meet in the Meth.
odist church at Ahbeville &. H., $. c., at II
o'clock a. NJ. July q. 1892.
All the Branch Societies will please send ur
delegates and their contributions in money
to the cause.
The Board of Directors will meet in the Of
flee OF Perrin & Cothran at 10 a. NJ. same day
The following are members of the Board:
President-W. NJ. Grier.
Vice Presidents-J. S.Cothran, S. McGowan
H. r. Sloan, ID. d., Joseph l.. Pressly and c. A.
&. Waller.
DirectorS-W. +. Pearson, ]. T. Parks. ]. p.
Kennedy, J. ID. Neel, II. f. Bradley. Charles
Evans, w. II. Parker, VIM. Hood, j. Lowrie
Wilson, J. w. Greene, w. 7. Matthews, S. d.
Irwin and J. w. Huclsabee.
Treasurer and Librarian-W. a. Templeton
Corresponding Secretary-L. w. White.
Recording Secretary-L. w. Perrin.
By rule of the Society members Of the
Board who are absent from two annual meet
inGs consecutivcly, without rendering good
excuse are ineligible for reelection.
w. NJ. GRIElt, President.
l.. w. PERRIN, Secretary.
July l3, 1879, 2t
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The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. A. Hand, Petitioner,
against
The Greenwood Compress Company and Jesse
Thompson, Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Pettion servcd)

TO the Defendants The Greenwood Compress
Company and Jesse Thompson:
Y OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the petition in this pro
cceding which was filed In the office OF the
Register of Mcsne Conveyance for the County
Of Abbeville. State OF South Carolina, on the
lhirteth cOth) day OF March, 1S92, and "i
which Il copy Is herewith served upon yon'
and TO serve n copy of your answer to the SAID
petition on the subscribers, ut their once, at
Abbeville Court House. South Carolina, with
In twenty days from the date OF the last pub
licatlon hereof, that is to say, within twenty
days from the twcnty-scvcnth day OF July,
1892; and If you fail 10 answer the said petl-
ton within the time aforesaid. the above
named petitioner will apply To the Court for
the rclief demanded in the said petition.
Dated at Abbevile Court House, South Car
olinu, this fifteenth day Of June, y. ID. eish-
teen hundred and ninety-two.
GRAYDoN & GRAYDON IL GILES,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Il. &. MCCASrS, Deputy C.. c. =. I.S.l
10 John a. Sibley, President of the Green
wood Compress lhny, ana JESSE lhoihl- =
son. Defendants In the above-cnttlcd acti0n
Take Notice: That the petition herein was
filed in the office of the Register OF Mesne
Conveyance for Abbcvillc county, State OF
South Carolina, on the thrticih day OF March
1872 and that this summons is published in
obedience to the order of the Court in this
case, dated June II, 1SI2.
GRAYDON IL GItAYDON Il GILES,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Junp -. lSgl If
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He said it would make no difference with q
majority of them who was elected president
rs the spoils only went to select few. In
closing he encouraged them to more indus
triuus, virtuouS. honest and upright llrlnG,
the accumulation Of property and obtaining
education as the sureSt and only means OF
ever attaining respectable citizenship. hlugil
is tar above the average colored man in intel
lect and is well educated. he uses good Ian
guage and is good orator, vet II was plain
that his style did not snit his audience, not
withstanding the laudable introduction
given him by the chairman as IL gentleman
who would tell them the truth. >.
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How 10 Eat Fruif.

The most beneficial anti-bilious
method of using fruit and berries as 8
health promoter is to take them as
dessert, after breakfast and dinner; to
take them in their natural, raw, ripe,
fresh state, without cream or sugar, OF
anything else besides the fruit itself
Half a lemon eaten every morning on
rising and retiring, is often efficacious
i'm removing a bilious condition O
the system, giving good appetite and
greater general health.-Home and
Health.
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BY HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, July 13, 1892
The RaDtiSt Church.

THERE will be no preaching in the Abbe
willie Baptist church NJ vXt sunday, but on the
fourth Sunday, the 2ith instant missionary
centennial meeting will be held With morn
ing and afternoon services. The pubic are
cordially invited TO attend. Several preach
ers and speakers are expected 10 he in attend
ance. and the exercises will doubtless be OF in
terest and profit.
THE Hodges Democratic club will meet
Saturday, July 18TH. All persons who desire
10 become members of the club Will present
themselves at said meeting and enroll their
names. ID. II. Magill, President.
j. NJ. Licth, Secretary.
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sThcre is but one Glenn Springs. The
.Spartanburg Herald says: "Perlodlcally we
hear of mineral springs just discovered
(which experts say are equal To Glenn
Springs" but Just as periodically these
springs drop out Of notice; while The crowd OF
visitors ut health giving Glenn increases each
wear. There are doubtless good mineral
springs elsewhere. but to initiate compare
son with trlenn Springs diSrrcdits whatever
else may br said in their praise. SO far there
Greenwood Is the agent.
4 lot of white vests which will be sold at
5nc on the dollar. Call early, =. Rosenberg 4
Co.
The Glenn Spring water Is beneficial In
many cases of summer complaint Call on
-. &. Dupre, at Greenwood. to get water and
In formation. IT,
An white goods reduced In price. W. f.
Bell.
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We are Informed that the Executive Com
mittee refused to carry out the agreement of
Sheppard and Tilman 10 appoint two mana
gers from each faction on the boards OF man
ayers Of the various clubs. Mr. 5. {. ClSon
Offered resolution to carry out the agree
meht, but it was voted down. In Edgcfleld 1T
was done, and it seems to us would have been
fair TO both sides.
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Beware of Bad Smells.

Beware of bad smells about the house
but remember it is not the smell itsel
that is dangerous, but what it is sign
of, and therefore try to discover and re-
move the cause of the smell, whether
it be leaky soil pipe, foul sink OF
garbage box, filthy cellar or gutter OF
yard, or what not.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Intellectual Treat for aIl who
MAY Go.


The inclement weather has prevented rs full
attendance and Ms early beginning of the
work as was desired. There was no for.
morally announced program for Tuesday 12
however the time was occupied by Professors
Craighead Hand and Lewes in lectures which
were very entertaining to all present. Tho
program for to day Is as follows:
9.l5 n. m. Opening exercises.
930 a. IN. Lecture on the study Of Lar.
guages," by Prof E. B. Crnighead.
1918 n. m. Lecture on "The Study OF Phys.
les" by Prof. Lewis. Is minutes internission
Ills n. nj, Lecture on 1.-THE Study OF Arith.
cmetic" by Prof Hand.
1890. Lecture by Prof. Craighcad.
12.45. Query Box.
The succeedig sessions will be conducted
similar to to-dnys program.
At the close eff each lecture few minutes is
allowed to any one present for more
thorough discussion of each subject.
Prof Craighead will lecture in the Court
House tonight The public are cordially In.
vited 10 attend.
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Keeping Butter Sweet.-If your but
ter seems likely to spoil, immerse the
vessel which contains it in cold lime
water, and keep it there until the
sweetness of the butter is restored.-
Exchange.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS :!
MASS MEETING ON MONDAY, 18TH
Free Barbecue and Everybody Invit
et to Attend.

There will be meeting of the Conservative
Democrats in the Court House on Monday
the 18th July.
Col. James l.. Orr and Col. Lawrence w
Youmans will deliver addresses upon the po'
litical issues Of the day.
The meeting will he quiet and orderly, and
a free barbecue will be served.
We invite all Democrats to attend-both
Tillman and nnti-Tillman-who care to listen
to argument and to learn the true statues OF
affairs in our State.
An extra train will be run-leaving Ninety
Six in the morning early and returning in
the afternoon.
Conservative Committee
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The place to get what you want in drugs
paints oils, tobacco, &c. Speeds Drug store.
Send TO Greenwood machine shop for lSI2
catalogue of Russell engines, thresllcrs and
saw mils. Free to any address.
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Furman University,
Greenville, S. C.

TNHE NEXT SESSION will begin on the
i 2Sth Of September. 1892, with II full
corps of professors and instructors. There are
several courses leading to degrees lnstruc-
tiOn thorough. Expenses moderate. For fur
ther information, apply to Dr. G. MANLY: OF
to Prof H. Il. COOK.
July 13, 1892, II
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For Auditor.

We are authorized to announce II. j. GRlF
FIN as q candidate for the office of County
Auditor, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primaries.
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Scenes.

The largest quantity Of seine netting ever
brought here, also Il very large line OF Wall
Paper bordering and DadOcs OF best quality
ut very low prices. Call and see for your
selves. -. &. DuPre.
June 90 1882 mo Greenwood, >. e..
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J. s. GRAVES Is hereby announced as a
candidate for the office Of County Auditor,
subject to the action of the Democratic pri-
marieS.
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For School Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce &. w. coll
III NS as n candidate for School Conn iSSio OH
or, subject to the democratic primaries.
The friends of Captain l.. COWAN respect
fully announce him az a candidate for re- -e &C.
lion 10 the School Commissioners office at
the next election. subject 10 the action Of the
democratic primaries.
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For County Treasurer.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN L.
BLAKE, JR., as q candidate for reelection to
the office of Treasurer, subject TO the action Of
the Democratic primaries.
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We are authorized to announce w. w.
BRADLEY as q candidate for the office of
County Auditor, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic primaries.
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We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
r. BULLOCK as II candidate for election to
the Office of Clerk of the Court OF Abbeville
county, subject to the action OF the Democrat
ic primaries.
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For Solicitor.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection to the Office OF Solicitor Of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit OF South Carolina,
subject TO the action Of the Democratic party
In the primary election in August next.
NJ +. ANSEI.