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HMLsDALE, n. Y, June Sd, 1895.
G. A. Day and the statesmen employed
by the Wrought Iron Range Co., leave
us to-day for Berlin, n. Y, after a stay
of two months here. We can recommend
these gentlemen to the citizens of Rens-
selaer county,, as straight forward bust
ness men. They have sold a large num-
Der of ranges to the best citizens of our
county, who speak in the highest terms
Of them.
JOSEPH HOWELL,
Proprietor Mt. Washington Hotel.
THORNE HOWELL,
OLDEN WILLIAMS, Hardwareman.
FRANK OIToN, Merchant.
H. p SWEET, Prop. Hillsdale House.
F NJ DOWNING. WIN. Cool.
HENRY CORNELL, Druggist.
II. w. HOLMES, Hardwear Dealer.
T. L. PRIOR, Barber,
PULvER Bros, Genral Merchant.
r. l.. CANNON, Depot Ag't n. Y. c. r. +.
HILLsDALE, N. Y, May It'll, 1895.
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that purchased a
Home Comfort Range of the Wrought
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DIAMOND DOTS.
Big sleeyes-Pretty women-An Sorts.

Diamond Hill, Aug. 22, lo91.
Plenty OF rain, and the faces of the farmers
are all Illuminated with broad smiles.
Fodder pulling has been begun, although
the prospect IL that is will be an unfaVoraDle
time tor saving II.
Messrs Julius Sutherland and William Kay
frequently stir up the air OF Antreviile, with
their bicycles. Both OF these gentlemen are
rapid and graceful riders, but they must
learn that wheels are not made to run over
pegs in the ground, or some one may get
"bUuncing."
Miss Ellen Gambrel Of Abbeville, was the
guest OF Miss Maude Brownlee for few days
last week.
M. Wilkinson, Of AbDevlIle are on an ex-
tended visit To their father Capt. W. ID.
Mann.
Miss Matte Mann who has been in
Charlotte, n. c., for several mouths has re-
turned home ior the summer.
Mrs. C. u. Mann, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Bessie Is visiting friends and
relatives in the neig hborhUod. This Is her
heath, which she has not seen in many long
where her husband, Rev. q. ID. Mann has
charge of the circuit in behalf OF Gods gos-
pei.
Abbeville attended services at Shiloh on the
Second Sunday.
Charles Milford from Long Cane comes up
into the Diamond Hill section quite often.
Some attaction among the feminines we
suppose.
Miss Kittie Prultt of Due West is visiting
in the com munlty.
1t is greatly desired by all the boys that the
big sleeves will go out of fashion for season.
What Il funny sight TO behold Is the boy
taking q girl 10 ride! See her with those
young fellows speed like the wings of on eagle
occupying the Ieithand part of the buggy
while at ber right you can see the poor boy
all swallowed up IN that big puff, occasioniy
popping up his head to take fresh air and
speak word OF love. Its enough to discourage
the boys while at the same time 1t does not
add anything TO beauty and we think (though
we are no judge of fashon) that the 1air sex
will add greatly TO their beauty and good
Judgment If they will kill forever, the fashion
Of big sleeves.
We agree with East End in regard to the
New County question: II there must be a new
county and that-part which Abbeville Is 10
furnish Is 10 come from the lower corner.
We think Ninety Six Is the place for the
Court House.
The election passed Off very quietly al
Antreville. with but very few negroes voting:
Other Counties may so with the negroes and
Independents but Antreville never falters
from the lows Of the primary"
We would like to know If therelS q county
in the State that will send in q delegation to
the Convention more able than the one from
Abbeville.
The protracted meetings which were being
carried on at Shiloh and First Creek here dis
continued on account of the rain West End.
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There was a peddlar who carried his
wares from house to house in Scotland
One day, while upon his errands, he,
entered cottage where q noble lady
was visiting its inmates. Some con
versation ensued when the lady rather
haughtily inquired of the peddlar,
"What, can you pray?
"Well," said he, II ken I can"
"Then kneel down at once," she
cried, "and let me hear YOU"
Whereupon the man put his bag OIL
his back, went upon his knees, and al
once spoke thus to his God:
20 God, give me grace to need grace
20 God, give me grace to ask fol
grace when I am given to feel my neeo
of grace.
20 God, give me grace to receive
grace when thou givest the grace !
need.
20 God give me grace to show grace
when have received grace from thee,
whether I get grace shown to me OF
not.n
We command this prayer to every
one who is endeavoring to walk
through this world to the glory of Goo
as one of the most practically beautiful
expressions of dependence on God ever
uttered.
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MOUNT CARMEL.
Ait Sorts Of Paragraph About the
Breezy Little Town.


Breezy Little Town.
Mt. Carmel S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrah and children
have gone TO the "Springs' for the benefit OF
Mr.. Morrahs health.
DIR. Carlton has just returned from a pleas
ant trip home, His Two charming and lovely
little daughters Misses Louis and Frankie re.
ing In Elberton Ga.
Miss. Lizzie Riley returned home after a de.
lightfnl stay OF three weeks with her brother
Mr: John Riley. She Is accompanied by
Mrs. Carswell and little daughter left for
their home in Augusta, Ga. after a two weeks
stay with friends in Mount Carmel
Miss Willie Wardlaw has returned home to
the delight OF her many friends here, Miss
Willie Is one Of Mt. Carmel's most lovely. ac-
cOmpllshed and fascinating young ladies.
Miss Lou Bullock returned TO her home in
Greenwood. after most delightful stay with
relatives in our little village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Nc Kellar are here on a
visit 70 the latter's parents MIR. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Tom Nc Nell left for his home in Watts.
Mr.. VIM. Nc Nell and his sweet and lovely
little daughter Miss Rosa Man was in MI
Carmel this week.
Mr.. Robt. McNeill was down this week, Rob
| was formerly OF Mt. Carmel and Is always
| warmly welcomed by his many friends.
Mr.. J. Esten Miller will return home with
his sister Mrs. Joel Mc.Keller 10 the regret oi
| his many friends and the sorrow of his chum
Mr.. Frank Harris.
Miss Lizzie Grant and Miss Willie Wardlaw
spent the night at Miss Lizzie Riley's and
| Miss LiZzia & rant and Miss May Harris din
ed at Miss Willie Wardlaw's last Faiday and
! had delightful time. Everything was done
by their hostess to make them enjoy their
| selves, and for one OF the most pleasant days
| of their lives they extend many thanks.
| "Grey-Eyed Daisy"
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DUE WEST.
,, Loving Hearts-Preachers- -Picnics-0ther
: Things.

Due West, q. c., August 26, 1895.
Master Charlie Harper, Is visiting bis aunt
Mrs. H. g. Poore.
Miss Pearl Maddox, ls at home again after
O pleasant visit TO friends and relatives.
Mr.. Nj. B. Ellis, has very sick child.
Mrs. A.. H. Monteith, returned to Column
Rev. James Brown. with Daniel and Annie
returned Saturday from two weeks trip tc
his father In Virginia. Mr.. Brown will carry
on protracted meeting at Donalds this week
Professor John Presley, after ten dayt
Rev. Mr.. Cain, and wife of Georgia are visl
ting the family Of Mr.. r. 3. Galloway. Mr.
Cain filled the Baptist pulpit Sabbath eve
Doctor J. @. McDavid, has been spending
some time with relatives In the "seven hilled
Mr.. Charlie Pratt, returned from Green.
Vile Friday, where he has been spending
Doctor n. Henry, has been absent for some
days with friends al Donalds, but Is at home
again.
Mr.. Ellis has been canvassing Georgia In the
inter est Of commercial firm.
Mr.. Roy Power, has been visiting Thomson
Hollingsworth.
b Pse asPPss at e Soas ps0Rfs Rfs
last Tuesday. The day was very pleasan tly
spent in q variety OF ways. Here and there
you could see couple strolling along the
beach, while others sat and listened to what
the wild waves were saying" All kinds oi
amusements were INDUCED In from "loye IN
the kitchen" TO "mumble peg" A bountiful
dinner was served, and everyone seemed re-
freshed. More amusements In the evening
and then ended one Of the most sociable
even IL OF the season.
The citizens Of Due West met Saturday eV'
ming for the purpose OF organizing perm {.
nent stock association. Tne following officers
were elected: M. b. Clinkscales, President;
Doctor ]. w. Wideman, Ind Vice President
w. G. Haddon, End Vice President; II. E.
Bonner, Secretary; c. B. Cowan, Treasurer
A committee Of five men was appointed to
look after suitable place for the purposes In
tended.
We hear that Mr.. Luther Nckles, will 10
cate with p. Rosenberg Co., OF Abbeville
this fall.
Mrs. Jones, of Atlanta, Ga, is visiting the
family OF Doctor ]. W. Wldeman.
Doctor J. P. Kennedy, will return TO At
Ianta tomorrow.
Mr.. W. T. Cowan, has rented Mrs. Lowry's
place. Mrs. Lowrey will spend the winter In
California. j. u. ID.
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Prevailing Prayer.

"The sacrifices of God are broken
spirit.n Fervency is an attribute of a
truly broken heart. II am poor and
needy" is its plea its poverty and need
cry out with Importantly that cannot
be denied. Elias was man of like
passions with us, yet he prayed "earn-
estly," and bis prayer was heard.
When pleading for the showers to fall
upon the thirsty earth "he cast him
self down upon the ground, and put
his face between his knees" an atti-
tude expressing humble, importunate
request. Who can say how often be-
fore Elijah prevailed with God he had
thus humbled himself in prayer? or
ten, doubtless, he had fallen upon his
face in the mountains of Gilead many
tears he had shed in solitary caves and
on lonely hillsides and when he bent
low upon Carmel his servant returned
again and again, II see nothing" but
still he prayed.
This is the daily experience of Gods
people. Answers do not come at our
first cry; the harvest is not always
reaped at the sowing time of prayer.
While this is not agreeable to flesh and
blood, spiritually it is salutary. If
Gods treasures were always opened at
the first knocking, we might seem to
ourselves rulers and commanders over
His storehouse, and forget our depend
ent condition. We might be in dan
ger of thinking prayer an end rather
than a means we might give to it the
virtue of q secret charm, or suppose
that it gives us a legal claim upon
Gods bounty; and those, also, for
whom we pray might trust in our in
tercessions for them with false secur-
ity. Hence, our Father does not al
ways seem to hear US at the first ap-
peal. We stand awhile waiting, and
again and again say, II see nothing"
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WHITE HALL SCENES.
Pretty Women Coming and Going-D q.
Howard Getting Ready to Navigate
Hard Labor.

White Hall, 8. c.. August "a, 1895.
The people in this community have been
blessed with good seasons, which was badly
needed.
The finest crop we have seen are Mr.. T. T.
Cromers and Mr.. ]. II. Wilson. Neither OF
them used guano.
Mrs. J. A. Bigby, and daughter Miss Ora
of Honea Path, came on visit TO ber sister,
Mrs. d. H. Howard, and friends last week.
Mr.. John Baughman, and wife, after stay
ing several weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
W. d. Wilson, have returned to their home
near Long Cane. He has tQe finest mule colt
that We have seen 60 through the country.
Mr.. M. D. Warner, IN having three rooms
put TO his dwelling.
Miss Maggie Wilson. and her cousin, Miss
Minnie, are spending few weeks with thelr
grandmother, near Little Mountain.
Miss Lizzie Kellar, OF Greenwood, and MISS
Mary Stockman, near Phoenix. spent lew
pleasant days with Miss Georgia Cromer, last
week.
The protracted closed at Mt. Moriah church
last week with two accessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Milling, gave q soclaple
Mr.. j. 81. Wilson, and MIR. E. \. Sey-
mour, are busy making brick on Little Cow
Head Creek.
Mrs. Pet Lipscomb. after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as Hearst h2s returned to her home.
Miss Corrie Puckett, Of Troy, spent few
pleasant days with Miss Olivia Smith.
Mr.. D. II. Howard, will soon have his
ditch completed on Hard Labor, which will
q benefit TO his bottoms. "Gems.
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WEST END.
Happenings and Incidents Of n Week
Around the City.

The S, 4. l.. is preparing for the Exposition
| travel, and. will. without douot hanule
| large share OF the passenger business Ih'
| first of the splendid new engines arrived las
| week. They are the very best that money
| could buy, and are $50 those who are up II
such things say "perfection" In every piece
and part. These handsome new machines ar, +,
pulling the Nestibules with MesSrs. w. h
| owens and c. a. Haigler at the throttle. Ii
a short while other new engines, Doth lo
| freight and passenger service Will be put Oh
| this division.
Last Thursday was pay day and the railroad
men were happy.
Miss Sallie Lou Arnold one of the prettiesl
young ladies that visits here, is the guest oi
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Bradley. OF Wellington
spent several days in the city last week
They were with Mr.. and Mrs. }. C. Klugh.
M LANES "t nas nny IS
here who are glad TO greet him again.
The whist Club" was entertained by Miss
May Robertson last night. Beside the regu,
lar members OF the club, Miss Robertson had
evening with her.
Mr.. j. r. Livingston, Jr., came up from Col
umbia Monday night. for short stay "ith
his parents.
Socially, Abbeville has been quite gay for
the past few weeks, and II number Of delight.
iul gatherings have taken place. Another
event OF this kind was added TO the list Mon
day evening" when Miss Jennie and Miss Lucy
White, at their pretty home. so thoroughly
and charmingly entertained about fifty OF
their young friends with Progressive Heart
party.
Mr.. G. w. LomaX is building pretty five
room cottage on upper Main Street on the lol
he bought from Mr.. ~. w. Smith.
Rev. Jno. .. Wilson preached In the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning and eVen-
ing. -,
TIE Abbeville Rifles in uniform, attended
service at the A. K. Z. church Sunday, where
the Rev. J. j. Grler preached 10 them an es-
pecial sermon.
Mr.. NJ. +. Coleman is in New York buying
his Fail stock He will return In a few days.
We gladly welcome back Mr.. Il. l.. Maory
and family. Mr.. Mabry moved in from the
country last week, and goes TO work with A.
w. Smith on the lst of September.
MIR. II. Il. Tusten will spend the Fali IN me
West. He left for Shreveport, La, last fri-
day night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. NJ. Hadden and daughter,
Miss Belle are in the North. They will be ab-
sent two or three weeks.
number Of our young people enjoyed tne
hospitalities of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Mcdonald
Monday evening. The evening was passed IN
conversation and music. This delightful oc-
casion was given by the host and hostess IN
honor of their guest, Miss Frerr, of Summer
Vile.
Mrs. II. X. Bowie and children, OF Elberton.,
who have been spending a few days with rel
atives, returned today.
Mrs. Coke Mann. OF Timmonsville, leaves
today, after short stay with relatives.
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LOWNDESVILLE LETTER.
ALI Sorts of News-People Going and Com
ing-Election.

Lowndesville, s. c., August 26th, 1895.
Rev. Z. w. Mason and family went over to
Donalds Monday to visit friends In that sec
Mr.. E. J. Huckabee left for Donnuld's where
he remained q few days, then TO Williamson.
Capt. Jaa. NJ. White, Of Monterey, was with
relatives, in this, his old tramping grounds,
Messrs. j. q. Huckabee and Rob Moseley
went to Greenwood Tuesday, on business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Alex. Gilbert, Of Graniteville; came up
OF Mr.. g. w. Speer, Of Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Huckabee lost their lit.
tie babe Monday, and it's remains were buried
the next day at the Smyrna cemetery.
ed In not Savse peno at
wood because OF rain.
Mrs. j. w. Parker, of Augusta. Ca, came
here Monday TO see the family Of her brother,
~ Miss IS 1. Lila and Miss Nora Calhoun. of Green.
wood, passed through here Friday on their
way to Capt. j. T. Barnes.
The venerable Mr.. Jas. Clark, OF Elbert
county, Ga, is now with his nephew, Mr.. II.
MIR. ]. j. Moseley and family, of Greenwood,
came up Saturday and is now with US.
Mrs. Sarah Blake, Of Greenwood, Is with
the family of Mrs. r. L. Moorehead for lew
Since Wednesday night there have been
prayermeeting exercises in the Baptist
church. preparatory to beginning q protract
o sermon at II a. m. by the pastor Rev. r. j.
Williams.
A several days meeting began at the Ridge
church last night, Rev. E. W. Mason, pastor
In charge.
During the past ten days almost daily rains
very much interfered with pulling fodder,
and much of that pulled, was either ruined
or damaged, and some Of our streams were
higher, than they have been for several years,
which injured the corn but not very seriously.
During the past week our people. for sever
al miles around here, had quite an exciting
time in the election OF cotton weigher, for
this place. The one held Tuesday, resulted
in tie vote, between two of the candidates,
and they run the race over, Saturday, Mr: j.
H. Bell gaining the prize. From reports this
was "free for ALL" election, boys and men
who do not raise pound of cotton being al.
lowed voice in the matter. I suppose that
was as fair for one as another, and II had
the right, would not complain. Troupe.
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Squash Pie.

One pint of slfted squash, one quart
of scalded milk, two cups of sugar, four
eggs, a teaspoonful of salt, little lem
on Juice, half teaspoonful each OF
ginger and cinnamon and a dessert
spoonful of butter melted in the hot
milk. To mix it stir the salt and spice
into the strained squash first, then add
the sugar and the lemon juice, and
when these are mixed pour in half the
milk, and when this Is well stirred
add the remainder, and lastly the
eggs, which should be thoroughly
beaten. Line a pie plate with paste,
put on rim, and fill with the squash
mixture. Bake about forty minutes:
The sifted squash should be dry and
mealy, not watery. Cook the squash
in q little water, or better still steama it.
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The League OF the Business Men Of Able.
VILE met Monday afternoon ana neero re
ports from the committees on Membership
and Bylaws. About 100 of our wide,awake
business men have joined. The Bylaws
were carefully considered and adopted: Ow.
ing TO the lateness OF the hour the League
postponed the election OF nine directors until
extremely important that every member
should be on hand promptly at o'clock.
Mr.. ROBERT MABRY has moved his family
back TO town, and will, after the first OF Sep
tember, be found at the store OF MT. aug. w
and furnish them with first class goods. Do
him good by buying from him.
DEPUTY SHERIFF ]. r. Kennedy was In
Athens, Georgia, u few days ago. While ne
was there the chief OF police kindly showed
him around the famous old city, and the city
MIR. Kennedy.
Miss EVA KIRBY, Of Abbeville, is spending
awhile in Anderson with the family OF hei
uncle, MIR. J. c. Hamlin. Mss Kirby is one ol
the most accomplished pianists In the Stale
Anderson Intelligencer.
Mr.. ]. FRANK KELLER and his daughter
Miss Lizzie Keller, OF Greenwood, are spend.
ing few days at Glenn Springs. They spent
a few days at Laurens as they passed through
They are delighted with the water.
The following ladies will serve ice cream al
the school house Thursday afternoon from
to o'clock Mrs. Bowie. Mrs. Graydon, Mrs
Henry Moore. Mrs. Latimer and Mrs. Geo
White.
Mr.. VIM. McCord is the raiser of the largest
beans on the contivent. The shells are over
3 foot long, and the bean Is too big TO de-
scribe.
IT Is stated that out of 5, 200 white votes In
Greenville county, the Independents polled
800, the remainder Of their votes coming from
the negroes.
MISS JULIA McCAw has been quite sick fol
several days. Her life was despalred OF few
days ago. but she seems 10 rally little.
PROF. SAMUEL R. PRITCHARD and wife, OF
Blacksburg, Va, are visiting relatives In the
city.
Mrs. King. daughter Of James Strawhorn
died last Sunday, and was buried at Long
Cane Monday.
Mr.. James NJ. Baker Of Washington, ID. C..
was in town one day last week.
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COKESBURY.
The People who are Coming and Going.

C0keSbury, =. c., Aug. 2G, 1895.
Mr.. s. NJ. Mcconnell has just closed series
OF revival meetings at Hodges, where many
conversions were witnessed. He and family
are now visiting friends. We are glad To
have him with Us again.
Our town which is known as nice sum
mer resort, IL now being visited by people
from Georgia, Florida and the lower part Of
our own State.
Miss Sarah Parker, a very attractive young
lady from Columbia, who has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Katie Connor, has returned
to her home.
Mr.. A. E. Norris is still improving He was
at preaching last Sunday morning.
Miss Lula Patterson, who has been visiting
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Aiken. Of Chester, are Wis.
iting Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pritchard have re.
turned home from an extended tour through
the North.
Mr.. Young and family are here from Tampa,
Fla TO spend month or two.
Miss Mai Shumate, OF Anderson, is spend.
ing while with Miss Franklin.
Miss Annie Barnett. lovely. and accom-.
plished young lady from Eufaula. Ala, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. j. Kirk, left for her
home last week.
Mrs. Fielder and her two daughters, Mrs.
Murry and Miss Minnie Fielder. from st.
Georges, S. c., are visiting the family Of DIR.
B. G. Hart.
The young people gave atacky party last
week. t(Sulle q large crOWQ aLtenQeQ. MT.
Brantley Hart received the majority Of votes
as appearing the tackiest of the boys, and
Miss Katie Connor received the majority as
appearing the tackiest of the girls. They
were both crowned with a wreath OF beauti-
lul flowers by Miss Corrie Hart.
Miss Mamie Aiken gave party In honor OF
Miss Virginia Thompson, Wednesday night.
Miss Virginia Thompson who has been Wis
iting Miss Mamie Aiken left for her home in
Atlanta last week.
The little children's lantern parade comes
off tonight.
Prof. S. NJ. Rice, Jr., is in our town. We
are always glad to see Mr.. Rice.
We are looking forward TO bicycle racing
Thursday evening. We hope nothing Will
prevent to keep the racers from coming. Our
track is considered one OF the finest In the
country.
E. 6. Price aud F.. r. Hodges have
been carryiog on q revival meeting at Trini.
ty.
Miss Ethel Connor, one of our most popu-
lar young ladies', is spending the summer with
friends at Newberry.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken, OF Abbeville, is spend.
ing several days with his mother.
Miss Susie Nance, Of Waterloo, is spending
the summer with. her aunt Mrs. N. b. Good
man.
Grapes have been more plentiful in Cokes
bury this year than ever before. X. G.