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GIVE PRICES.
Shot Talks Oh Advertising,

The best papers in L community always
bring ample returns to advertisers and the
best paper covers the cream OF the trade in
any section.
Mark Twain says very pithiy: "Behold
the fool saith, put not all thine eggs in one
basket" which Is a manner OF saying scatter
your money and attention, but the wise man
will put all his eggs in one basket and then
watch that basket.
The same applies equally to newspapers.
Put your ad in the best papers and watch that
paper and the ad. Have Il system of check ing
the returns received. and be very sure of this
much: If the al does not pay the fault Is in
the goods-not in papers. Don't advertise
something that nobody wants. Find out
what there is q demand for and advertise
If You have time and money enough TO keep
up continual hammering. For the retail
dealer this is Il waste of energy, because there
are dozens of things for which there already
exists a demand.
Don't say what everybody else in your line
is say Ing, and never publish general ad
There are 3Gj days in which you can talk &c
the people through the newspapers, so don
try 10 crowd all you know into one ad. Talk
of several items each day but say something
definite about each one. Don't lump the
whole stock-"tue shoes for men, women and
children but talk about one shoe In each
, line and give prices.
| The newspapers will carry what you say
! right into the best homes In the community
J IT Will give your words thousand tongues
If you will tell them about your stock yor
will surely get your proportion of trade. l.
you don't talk you won't get 1t. 1t Is q sim
, pie proposition and az true as il is simple
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TROY'S TEA CUPS.
The New C0unty-High SchOOls-COt-
tOn-New Depot.


Troy, 5. G., Sept. 8, 1876.
Rev. d. G. Caldwell filled the A. K. T. pulpit
Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Mcdaniel, of Maddens, spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. 4. NJ. McCaslan.
There have been nine bales Of new cotton
ginued and sold here up TO Saturday night.
Mr.. $. y. Young being the earliest bird, prices
~ cents.
MullimaX would leave for Chester, but since
that his firm thought il best to send him 10
Sparta, Ga. Mr.. MullimaX lett last week but
h family will remain here month longer.
We hate to give them up but Troy s loss Will
MI. ]. {. Davis and Mr.. J. T. Solomon have
the finest fish pond any where 10 be found, II
| covers 4 OF an acre OF land, II has been run
ming for two years, they have already fish In
,, , it that weigh ten pounds:
| family ut Liberty Hill.
| Abbevilie and Troy crossed bats ut the
former. Abbeville beat the boys 10 the song
| OF lG toe.
Mrs Kate Harvley after long and painful
suffering died at her brothers, Mr.. w. G. Rob
iusOn, August y. She bore her allliction with
patience ami expressed herself Us being will
| ing TO leave this world Of solro and pain
and join the heavenly band where there is no
sickness, no sorrow and no pain. Blessed is
hers for hers is the kingdom of God. She
leaves q daughter and a host OF sOrrowing rel
atives and friends To mourn her lost.
We noticed from the Mccormick Times that
Troy Is working Tor the new court house only
to cut Mccormick out. We are sorry our
friends are placed where they cannot get a
court house, but this Is not TrOy's fault We
are not trying TO take from her but we are
/ only trying TO add to Troy and We are going
to do IT. Troy is the place for county site
as it only lacks one half mile OF being in
center Of her proposed county and we think
our Mccormick friends must be in dilemma
and will furnish them little more rope and
you know what they will do.
| Birth-Sept. 4th, To Mrs. l.. N. Kennedy, a
son.
Troy High School building is nearly COM
pleted. School will open on next Monday
September l6, with about 80 or 60 pupils, now
is the time TO make arrangements for your
children, call on Prof. McElroy.
/ Mrs. j. w. McCaslan Is on an extended visit
in EdgefieId with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. j. w. Peak and Mrs. sullivan, of Edge
| field, and Miss Fannie Jay, OF Greenwood
spent last week with Mrs. .. c. PrentiSs.
The foundation for the new depot has been
laid and IT Is fast going up, IL will be the
incest one on this rOuu.
| Mr.. a. Il. Robinson and Mr.. &. NJ. Sibert are
attending United States court ut Greenvile
as Jurymen.
Miss Essie Ellis of Due West, was the guest
of Miss Loucrelia Lyon last week.
RI From what we can learn there must be
some attraction ut or near Ninety-SiX for one
of our young men. We will tell no more
Foster. Nick.
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MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES
A 4 O'Clock a. m. Wedding at the Con-
garee Hotel.
RppIatpr

heSlSlcIs
The following marriage notice was, was handed iea
congaree ga sf Hole, columbia. s. C., September
4th. 1885, by the Rev. J. C. Abney, Mr.. Eugene
]. Wilson OF Wilmington. n. C.. TO MISS
Lille Milford OF Abbeville. =: e. ,ou -, tuo
hearts was beset with difficulties, but love
levels all obstacles whether they be LOCK.
smiths or anything else. 1t was what mlgnt
truly be termed very early mo[nlRg o1d ihI ,he
morning. This unseemly hour was not
chosen BY the happy couple, but II was torce1
on them by circumstances over Wnlcn tney
had no control. In the first place tne Iaae yGIuns
size met her future husband In Abbevllle q
wear or 80 ago and the result was an engage
ment. So much did the young lady's mother
object that the couple finally decldeo 10 Iun u
before them. They agreed to meet In this city
and the young lady came down from A9Te'
willie and stopped at the Congaree Hotel; MT.
Wilson came in Tuesday night, put tne lovers
and that was as to where they should meet
when they got here. The expeciant ana nap
py groom became dsconsolate and unanappt
and racked with fears when gong 70 @ E,eten teia.
phone was used freely, but TO no purpose: ne
Visited various places where he thougnt sue
might have stopped with lrlenas, put Wit1sno Sa,
success. He never doubted, no"eSeML M oIH, oitu
she was awaiting him some where IN the clty
and kept up his anxious searcn. Al unisI casi
aDI OSI to his 81 unspeakabie JOY he found that his
bride soon to be was there. She had no aouoo
been as anxious as he about 1t all, but @ she
went TO bed and was sound asleep When MT
WiIson called for her, She was awakened.
Mr.. sb Ibney % was sent for and in few minutes
thev were made man and wife. They left on
the % a. m. train for their future nome host at
Wilmington, carrying with them the oest
wishes ~ those who met them here and OF
their % friends at home, and all will hope that n a
mnrriaee which was brought about under 30
many difficulties will be full OF happiness
and good luck.
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Daisy's Dots.

Verdery, S. G., Sept. Q, 1895.
Proracted services will be held in the
Methodist church at thisl place next week.
Rev. Taylor of Mccormick Will assist the pas
tor Mr. Wharton.
a number Of young people were delightfully."-
entertained at Mr.. Stetle's of Bradley last
week.
Miss Cora Hardy has returned home from
an extended trip In Edgefleld.
Mr. i. l.. Morrow and daughter spent Il few
days last week with the family or Mrs. c. IL.
Morrow.
Miss Lizzie Callson of Edgefeld is with
friends in town.
Miss Mart Morrow, one of Verdery's pret-
tiest and attractive young ladies, Is back with
us again alter a very pleasant stay with
friends in New Market and Phenix.
Mrs. j. l.. White has been quite sick. She
was confined 10 her room part of last week:
Verdery Literary Society meets next Fri
day night at the hospitable home OF Mr.. j. V.
Scott
The Kerr Brothers are to purchase Il new
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Bradley will regret TO hear Of their little boy's
continued illness.
Mr.. r. H. Devlln has recently purchased
Mr.. Joe Ligon, Jr.. OF Coronaca Is among
friends ana relatives in and around Bradley.
Mrs. Henry Twiggs OF Augusta, Ga, who has
been with her mother. Mrs. Lipscomu, re.
| turned to her home Saturday.
! Miss Julia Mcneil, Il lovely and accomplish
ell young lady OF Greenwood, Is with friends.
| nc CluD Ol NeTueTy Will Dc COHl-
PEELED TO elect Il new President as Mai. White
! Is canvassng for the new County.
Mrs. Muse and Master Lowry are at home
after pleasant stay with her brother and
! sister in Due West.
Mrs. X. II. Dcvlln is with her brother in
Greenwood.
Weare indebted to Sloan for the good work
| done Oh our streets.
Miss Lizzie McClinton lett Saturday for AT
lanta.
Miss Mattie Lipscomb is with her brothers
family in Greenvillc.
MIR. J: l.. Mcneil ST., of Greenwood was in
town Monday.
bradley crossed bats with Bold Springs
saturday and came out victorious.
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BRADLEY'S BRIEFS,
4 Boy and a Little PistOI-GirlS-
ErOpS-Oiher Matters.

Bradley, S. c.. Sept. ., 1898.
Matter still dull in our little town. We
have ginned only three bales OF cotton as
yet and prospects will not improve until the
fleecy staple comes in more freely.
Business plentiful, but our merchants
buying very few goods. think they are wise
in this for our crops do not seem to warrant
heavy purchase.
Miss Eloise CarwiIe has returned home az
ter a fortnights visit to friends In Augusta.
Mr.. j. w. Ligon will leave shortly for
Lexington, KY, to take thorough business
course in the college at that place. Joe is
Il clever young man and we wish him good
luck.
MIR. w. a. Napier and Mr.. II. p. Pounds
paid our town visit on Saturday.
Messrs j. s. Wideman and j. p. O'Del will
leave for Florida shortly TO engage in the
vegestable business.
Miss Emma Latham is teaching our school
here.
One Of Mr. Press Shaw's sons accdenty
shot his little brother in the mouth with the
usually unloaded pistol.
/ understand Troy is whooping up her new
county. think she will get q tumble.
Capt. E. II. Youngblood Of Winter Seat Is
in Greenville attending the U. S. Court
The Constitutional Convention meets
shortly and we trust the counsel will prevail
and everything will be harmonious.
Ivanhoe.
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Facts Worth Knowing.

IactS worth huOWluSs
Overfeeding is injurious to all breeds
of poultry.
Let cows and calves have access to
plenty of pure water and salt.
A rough bark on trees invites borersi
smooth bark repels them.
Club root in cabbages is prevented by
making tho seed bed on new ground or
ground not used for cabbage for several
years.
Do not waste wood ashes. They are
sufficiently valuable to pay for saving and
applying to the soil
Remember that one i'll tempered or
slow walking horse will do much harm
ON farm where colts are raised
Clean up the farm. Neglected fence
corners and rubbish piles harbor insect
pests. especially chinch bugs.
The agricultural department Is organ
izing five new experimental stations for
tho Study of sorghum and its manipula'
tiou-three in Kansas, one in New Jer'
sey and one in Louisiana. The aPpro
priatiou for this work this year is $780,
900 larger than it has ever been before.
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Just received new line OF sterling silver
belt pins at or ly 25 cents each. The best ever
made for the money. Il. Z. Bernau, the Jew
eler.
Mr.. r. c. Bernau. the jeweler, has left for
New York yesterday. He has gone TO get the
latest styles and iads and put In larger
stock than he ever had before, he is anxious
to have In stock anything his customers may
want In his line at the very lowest possible
prices.
A beautiful lot of Plaid Worsted at Aug.
w. Smith. for cents yard.
The cheapest lot and the biggest stock OF
Cassmeres is being shown at Aug. w.
Smiths.
You can buy Shifting. Checks. Sheeting
and Bleaching very cheap from Aug. w.
Smith. he bought them when the market
was lowest.
Give Aug. w. Smith showing when you
want suit OF clothes.
Butter Milk Soap at cents cake at Aug
w. Smiths.
See the Mary Stewart Corset for so ceuts
The best on the market for the price, good al
one for a dollar. To be had at Aug. w
Smiths.
Ladies, II you are in search OF nice dres!
for a little money, call at Aug. w. Smith's IS
He does not mind showing you goods Wheth
eryou buy or not.
The prettiest styles, the best variety OF La
dies Shoes are 10 be had at Aug. w. Smiths
Don't buy shoes until you see what Aug. w
Smith has.
Get prices an Flour from Aug. w. Smith
before buying. He will try to save you mon
ay on all you buy from him.
See this bargain q 81 inch all wool serge IL
black-blue-brown gernet and green ut Dc
Abbeville Supply Co.
Try barrel excelsior flour Abbeville SUP
ply Co.
Be sure To read what the Racket Store ha
TO say this week.
Take your eggs and chickens TO the Racke
Store. Coleman will pay you good price 1O
them.
Sugar coffee rice grits Abbeville Suppl
Co.
4 heavy storm serge all wool Al, inches jH
Sea island homespuns yard wide sc.
Come and let us show you our dry goods.
Outings OF all grades and styles.
Cottolene-Our sales have more tina
doubled in one years time. Try 1T and b
convinced that Is the best and cheapes
shortening 20 10 5 buckets.
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The Way 10 Get to College.

Wednesday, Sept. ll-Presbyterian College,
Wednesday, Sept. 11-Presbyterian Femaie
College, Greenville. S. G. ,,,.,,s,,-
"Wednesday, Sept. lS-Patrick Military lnsIi-
tute, Anderson, =. G., .., r,o,,o l..
Thursday, Sept. l9-Prof. IoWnes ren'"'e
College, Greenvllle, 3. G. ,o,,o,,o
Wednesday,, Sept. 25-Converse College,
spartanburg, S. C. ,,.,,rs,,v
Wednesday, Sept. 25-Furman University
"Wednesday, Sept. 25-Greenville Female
College, Greenville, s. G. s-,or.
Tuesday. Oct. l-Wofford Collese' 'pat '"n
II Tasessday, ss Oct l-Erskine College, Due "est'
" Tuesday, Ti Oct due West Female College,
Due West, s. G..
The way: c,,uo,,,o Rail-
The Port Royal and Western Caroilna a hai,- VAL
uav offers YOU an attractive route, VIII con-
venient schedules and q first class service, en-,
obiing Students to be comfortably quartereu
in the domitories early In the afternoon,
Leave Augusta. .Daily...... 5i0 a. NJ
Arrive Acknowledgements 90 990 l. W.
GreenYllle..... -p :,
Spartanburg........"S 10y
Clinton s.io =,
Dopalds due West)... 2.3S
Polite and courteous Conductors VIII lhke
oharpe of students and chaperone them 10
Gaci tnntion. attending to the transfer ol
| themselyes and baggage to the Colleges
| For through rates from your Station or any
| further information, address.
VIM. J. Craig, Gen. Pass. Agent
r. f. Todd, Augusta "a.
Tray. Pass. Agent,
Augusta, Ga
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THE ABBEVILLE4E AGUE.
The Committees Which Have Beer
AppOinted.

Executive and Finance-Dr. F. E. Harrison
Chairman, II. b. Stokes, M. T. DeBruhl, w. l.
Branch, B. 3. Barnwell.
Visanska. Chairman, Frank Henry, j. Fuller
Lyon, w. L. Miller, j. H. McDill, ]. l.. Nc
MILAN, L. w. Perrin.
Commerce.. P. Hammond. Chairman, A.
Chalmers. W. D. Barksdale, j. G. Ellis, A. B.
NiPrs1i TranisportationNT. p. ouarles, Chairman,
John A. Harris, w. Joel Smith, P. Rosenberg,
A. w. Smith, DR.. g. A. Neuffer. -,
immigration-L. w. Perrin, Chairman, w.
F. Cross, L. w. White. ]. T. Busby, T. L. Ber-
foot, w. L. Miller, James Taggart, w. K. Bull
lock, w. p. Ferguson.
Public Improvement-J, L. Mcmillan,
Wilson, r. Nj. Hill. W: G. MCGOWAN, j.. c.
Klugh, ]. b. Stark, ". w. Bradley.
Real Estate-J. r. Blake, Jr:. Chairman, NJ
e. Cox, NJ. 7. Coleman, j.. w. Sign, l.. ID. hus-
onventions-Dr. G. A. Neuffer, Chairman
]. Fuller Lyon, J. L. Perrin, Il: F. MCGEE, 5.
]. Link. R. R. Hem phil; w; W, BraaIeyi aam myieton
White, W. s. Cothran. w. r.: Mcdonald: s. M.
Riggsbee. J. Frazier Lyon, W. c. McGoWan
Advertising Hugh Wilson, Chairman, J; e.
Ellis ]. H. Lati mer, w. j. Brysun, j. Il. hlil'
Il. r. Hemphill, J. ID. Kerr. ,,,,,
Statistics and Information-Dr. l.. l. Hlli,
Chairman, R. E. Hill, John A. Harris, j; =.
Aiken, j. r. Parks, C. j. Martin, w. D. Will
son. @
Membership-C. D. Brown, Chairman, J. 3.
Cochran, j. A. Hill, II. E. X. Berry, b. 4.
Beacham, w. f. Nickles, F. w. Il. Nance. l..
J. White. ,
Legislation-F. B. Gary. Chairman, j. L.
Mcmillan, DR.. s. F. Killingsworth, M. Har- y
den. w. A. Templeton, r. K. Hemphlll' w.
MCGOWAN. ~
Arbitration-R. s. Link, Chairman, L. T.
Miller, ]. l.. Simpson, II. D: Reese, ". W.
Marshall, S. P. Eakln, w. E. Bel, q. T.. Bruce,
G. F. Younger, j. B. Lyles, Jr., j. Z. Cox r D.
Speed. =
Rules. NJ. Gambrell. Chairman, J. =.
Jones, c. H. Cannon, ]. s. Grryes,, W; W. Ed
wards, James NJ. Lawson, DR.; l.. i. bill.
Educatlon-W. L. Miller, Chairman, A; d.
David, s. C. Cason, C. V. Hammond, w. A.
Templeton, r. E. Hill.
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A Fresh lot of seed rye just received, also a
good lot Of grazing oats, clover seeds, &c {;
w. Joel Smith Il Sons.
Ask at Smith e. Sons for seed barley. rye.
red and crimson clover, lucerne &c:
We Joel Smith & Sons can give you the
biggest cake OF Laundry soap Of any house IN
town for nickel. Come and see.
Don't forget that Smith T. Sons is the place
10 get cheap baggfng and ties.
Red and crimson clover for sale at Smith l.
Sons.
A new lot of stone ware, jars jugs and
chorns at Smith II Sons
Bring In your cotton and swap 1t to w, Joel
Smith Sons for seeds for fall sowing bag
ging and ties or any kind of merchandi Use.
We are always IN for n trade.
winter grazing" or turf oats Is some
thing new, farmers should post themselves In
regard TO them by calling on Smith d Sons.
We will have those fine pearl onicn sets in
very soon. Call early and get what Won want
w. Joel Smith & Sons.
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Caupht mt Hunter

Hunters, S. c., Sept. 7. l69l.
There was q nice rain ieil here last Mohuuy
Some Of the young people were disapoin nteo
about the picnic at Gold Branch school mouse
Miss Ira Hamilton after pleasant stay
with her uncle has returned to her home nea'
Abbeville. ohormino
Young ladies are visiting friends near "hite
Hall. ,oo.art vis;t 70
her daughter Mrs. Mcneil returned u hei
Hev. Mir. Arial's protracted meeting VIII De,
pin the third Sabbath in the Afternoon d.
Bethel. -,os h,s best oir
TO AbbevilIe TO the campmeeting last frluaS
There was a great excitement at the go,o
mill Saturday evening. The dirt caVea in ,sIt 1L
two darkies but neither one was serloue'S
hurt. - co,ua,o Was visit
ing friends and relatives In this colhInu ny
Mrs. Mary McCaslan OF Bradley was VIE, WEI. :.
ing friends and relatives In this comm uniIS n y
The cotton is opening very fast. MT. w; hcrse r
Mckinley has two bales out TO one tius hUIss
larn. ine'' Blue Eyes.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE,
Columbia, S. c..

EULL elective and degree courses. Fifteen
Il Departments Of Instruction.. Able FAC
ulty OF Specialists and distinguished corps OF
Lecturers. Delightful grounds. Magnificent
buildings, on which $l2,50O expended TINS
year Improving and enlarging; well furnish
ed equipped with all modern appliances
Labratory: Society Halls; Gymnasium; el-
egsnt Studios; Library and Reading Rooms !;
Telescope; new Chemical and Physical Ap,
paratus. All rooms we'll furnished, carpeted
and lighted with gas: hot and cold baths on
every floor; hot water heat; Peck-Smead
closets: Pure Cistern Water; Tennis Courts {;
Industrial Home, reducing board TO S75 year:
Telephone: Electric Bells. A number OF
Scholarships. Fall terms begins september
26, For further Information, apply to
REV. JOHN A. RICE, A. NJ, d. d.,
Sept. IL, 1895, IT fresloeht.
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l.. w. Whites Locals.

have received an entirely new line of black
satines also a full line Of white lawns and
checked nainsooks.
You can find an elegant assortment Of chew.
lot shirtiDgs tor making shirts at the store OF
l. w. White.
Fresh supplies OF unbleached plaid home
spun at l.. w. Whites.
L. W. White offers a good line Of fiat cor.
nered ladies trunks Any one wanting Ia
travel can get suited in u trunk II: Whites.
Now ia the time to buy corsets, suspenders
cross cut saws and nails. You will find all
these at Whites.
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Miss MAMIE LAMoTrE. a pretty and ac-
complished young lady Of Columbia, has re-
turned home after spending several weeks
very pleasantly with Mrs. H. P. Mc1lwain.
Messrs. McDill & Tolly have just received a
handsome line Of rngs, all sizes and designs in
velvet, moquette and Brussell. tapery. lou
examin alton will prove the fact.
Miss LENNIE and Miss Lessie Fisher, who
have been on visit TO their aunt. Mrs. Dun
lap, in Anderson county. returned yesterday.
THE Valkyrie beat the Defender yesterday
The race is for three out Of five races. The
Defender won the first race.
MISS FLORENCE TEMPLEToN, after an eX-
tended trip 10 friends in Alabama, returned
yesterday evening.
PROF. BAILEY came home Saturday night.
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Abbeville ). c., Sept. 10, 1895.

II never fails what don't why Harrison
Games Ruby Linlmeni try bottle only 25c.
Send to Geo. II. Strickle Room No. 5 10 Nor
cross Building Atlanta Ga, for his prices on
the ID. Fl. Baldwin & Co., Piano and Organs
for prices and when, you go to the .Exposi'
tion call and see him it will be TO your In
terestto see him andhis piano and organs. If
Don't place your order for cotton gins until
you get +. +. Watkins prices. He is the trav
cling saleman for the Daniel Pratt Gin CO..
for this State. Address him at Anderson sc
Don't place place your order for cotton gins
until you get F. E. Watkins prices. He Il
the travelling salesmon for the Daniel Pratl
Gin Co., for this State. Address him at An
derson, s. c.,
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FEEDING BIN.

A is large grain bin on the second
story of the barn. A small spout, B, runs
down to the floor of the first story, where
q small bin, c. is fixed on the floor. This
small bin is not in the way, as large
one would be. The bin A is filed with
meal or grain, and this keeps G constantly
filed without any further labor.
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Animal Missionary Meeting

The ladies of the Abbeville Association are
earnestly requested to send delesates TO the
annual meeting OF the Association to be held
with Lowndesville Baptist church, Septem
ber 18th, 1895. Bv order OF Society.
Mrs. Berry Allen, President.
Mrs +. X. Horton, Secretary.
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Wednesday, Sept. II, 1895.
Unclaimed letters,

Letters remaining in AbbevilIe, :. c., post
Office, for week ending Sept. 10.
B-Bacon, r. W., Boyd, ]. f., Burgess, NJ. T.,
Butler. T. NJ.
Calvert, Scrap, Collar, Willie.
F-Fitzpa1rick. H. w.
G-Gosh, George, Gardner, Henry.
H-Heagen, Richard.
J-JackSon. Miss Many,
M-Miper, Miss Lizzie,
Parks, Pc
R-Rome, Henry ID.
S-Suines, Liontesnh, Schant. DR.. 6. Nj. and
son.
W-Watson, Nose, care of Williams, H.,
White, Tom. RObt. S. LinK, 7. VI.
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M0rtalIy Wounded.

Sam Wright and Henry Marlborough got in
10 difficulty last:M onday near Lowndesvilie.
Henry Yur6orough shot wide at his mark.
Sam Wright sent his ball 10 vital part OF
Henry Yarborough's anatomy. Wright is In
iail, and Marlborough will be in his grave In
little while. Both colored-a woman-a
church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-11
Insurance Agent Wanted

To represent the South and American
Lloyds at Abbevile c. H., in the place OF T..
i. Quarles, Esq, who desires TO resign be.
cause of other engagements. An active man
taking hold immediately can do II big busi-
ness. and will give him the facilities for con-
trolling the insurance business In that sec
tion W.S Montieth.
General Manager.
Columbia, S. G., Set q 1Shj II