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I The Ku Klux Prosecutions. Attorney-Gonoral Williams, in rely to tho application of Messrs. W. ). Porter, J. B. Kershaw, an-cLR. M. I Kims, 01 iais state, wno sougut an Interview with President Grant in be half of the Ku Klux prisoners, states [that all pending prosecutions, except Kin aggravated eases, pardons will be 'granted. He says: ! -'You have been pleased to say to 'me, and similar assurauccs have been given by others seeking the same object, that executive clemency at this time cm Ku Klux cases would tend to Irca.ove many cases of uneasiness and. irritation new existing, and conduce generally to the public peace and tranquility. The proposed action in taken in reference to ssch cases, with the full expectation that these assurances will be verified. Yoa are informed that the prosecutions now pending in the courts for violation of Enforcement Acts will be suspended or discontinued, and instructions to ^ ^ Alnn??4rr Kaon frtfTAfl 1 MHH tllBV ClIVVIi UAVU UIICOUJ wvvij gi-v.. al several District Attorneys, but there H * may be exceptional cases of great agggj gravation where the Government will insist upon conviction and punish||| meut. There are, however, but few I of sach cases now within my knowl|S edge Persons wIiq have absented |1 themselves on account of their comg| plicity, or supposed complicity, in I Ku Klux offences, are at liberty to II return, and unless their crimcs bring w ttem within the above exceptional oases, they will not be prosecuted. | Many of those sentenced to imprisong! ment for each offences have already 1 been pardoned, and the cases ot the | others are *eder conwderation, and ? will pro&abjrbe disposed of in like I manner, keeping in view the proper | relation between their punishment and the nature ot their guilt. To avoid any misconstruction of these proceedings, perhaps it is necessary for mo to say, that all conspiracies and outrages in violation of said Acts, heretofore committed, will be prosecuted with all possible energy and vigor, and it is to be understood that the Government does not- intend to abandon said Acts, but to induce, if possible, a willing obedience to their reasonable requirements. Sub- j stantially, they are intended to protect citizens of the Uuited States in the possession and enjoyment of their political and civil rights, guaranteed to them by the late amendments to the Constitution; and the President, whose duty it. is to see that the laws 4tre faithfully executed, would be re- ( creant to that duty, if ho did not so .administer the Government a1* to afford to all citizens the equal protection of tho laws. I have added these suggestions to the information for which you ask, with a sinceio hope that, .by the exceise of a mutual recognition of cach other's rights, by all classes of people, no further necessity will a' ise for their protection and enforcement under eaid Acts, through the action of the General Govern went." t There is a time for all things. The time to leave is when a young ladv asks von what kind of a dav J ^ it is for walking. A blacksmith in a Pennsylvania village, gives notice that "no horses will be shod here on Sunday, except sickness and death." \ A charming you n<* lad}% who at- < tends evening churwi service regu- j larly, is called the vesper belle" by j the distracted youths of the parish, j Married. j MARRIED, on the 58th of July, by Rev. R. R. Dagnall, Mr. J. L. GREG- ] ORIE, of Chicago, Ill.vand Miss RGSA j BELL, of Abbeville Co., 8. C. j Consignees. j Thrt following named parsons have ^ freight in the Depot: * Samuel Carter, Adam Gordon, Sam f Henon. J ELyon, W D Mare, TBaker ACo, McAllister&M. f J. W.MARSHALL, ? Agent, j 3Niarket' [Reports. i corrected aveekly by < BARNWELL. & CO. 1 Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Qroce- i ries, Provisions, &c., &c.. A ubeville, August 6,1873. ' Cotton, 16$ Eggs 15c per dozen Fodder, $2.00 per 100 lbs Flour, $9 to $14 per bbl <jrround Peas, $2.00 to $2.25.per bushel Meal,. $1.40 per bushel Molasses, 50 to 75c per gallon "Nails .....*.10 cents oer lb' Oranges, 80c to $1.00 per'dozen Peas, ....$1.50 pe*- hushel 'Apples, $2.00 Hutter, 25 Bacon, 11 to 14 roffee, 25 to 35 Oorn,. .. $1.15 Chickens 15 to 25c each New York, August 4.?Cotton dull ?middling upland 20$. Gold 15}. Charleston, August 4.?Cotton dull, nominal and unsettled; no reliable quotations. Augusta, August 4.?Cotton dull? i . middling 17}. NOTICE, AH porsons indebted to the Estate of THOMAS B. PUCKETT,. Sr., #re earnestly requested to make settlement by the 1st of November, and save costs. THOS. R. PUCKET, Jr., Aflministrator. July 28, 1873, 3m . JfOTICE IS hereby given that there will be an application mode to tbe nest Legislature to Renew the Charter of . the Banks of Swancey's Old Ferry, OB goiuda River PUCKETT & TURNER. July 28 1873. Fresh Turnip Seed Prom Bnist's Gardens, Philadelphia. Just received by Wardlaw & Edwards. July 16,1873, ? Grandest Scheme Ever Known ? 4 FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Mlic LitarsM^ Mnciy. 12,000 CASH GIFTS, $1,500,000. Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift, $250,000 FOR $501 . The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by special act of the Legislature for the benefit of the Public Library Hallat Louisville, Kentucy. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1873. Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one-half of these are intended for the Europeau market, thus leaving only 30,000 for in the United States, where 100,000 were disposed for the Third Concert. The tickets are divided iuto ten coupons or parts and have on their back the Scheme with a full explanation of the mode of drawing. At this concert, which will be the grandest musical display ever witnessed in tnis country, tne unpreceueuteu sum of $1,500,000 divided into 12.000 cash gifts, will be distributed by lot among the ticketholders. The numbers of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind children and the gifts from another. LIST Ob' GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift, $250,000 One Grand Cash Gift, 100,000 One Grand Cash Gift, 50,000 One Grand Cash Gift, 25,000 One Grand Cash Gift, ' 17,000 10 Cash Gifts of $10,000 each, 100,000 30 Cash Gifts of 5,000 14 25,00(1 50 Cash Gifts of 1,000 " 50,000 iitiffli h Gifts of 500 44 .40,000 WFr'H.shGifts of 400 * u 40.000 150 CashGifts of 300 " 45,000 250 CashGifts of 200 " 50,000 325 Cash Gifts of 100 " 32,500 41,000 Cash Gifts of 50 " 550,000 Total 12,000 Gifts, all cash amounting to $1,500,000 The distribution will be positive, whether all the tickets are sold or not, and the*12,000 gifts all paid in proportion to the the tickets sold?all unsold tickets being destroyed at the First and Second Concerts, and not represented in the drawing. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole tickets $50; Halves $:i5; Tenths or each Coupon, 5; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22? Tickets for $1,000; 113 Whole Tickets for $5,000 ; 227 Whole iiCKets iur $iu,uw. x\<? uiscuuul uii less than $500 worth of Tickets at a time. The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Concert, as well as the satisfaction given ih the First and Second, makes it only necessary to announce the Fourth . to insure the prompt sale of every Ticket. Tickets are uow ready for sale, and all orders accompanied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms given to those who buy and sell again. THUS. E. BRAAILETTE, Agent Public Libr. Ky., and Manager Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Aug. 6, 4t] Louisville, Ky. &H)ite Ccair. PINE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, in 25 and 50 lb. packages. OCVXT TU1? 4TV VVHl'Pl? T.TV\ TV in 12* lb. packages, Also, A \ ariety of Colors in Oil. Parker & Perria. July 21, 1873," 15-2t Tax F PURSUANT to. instructions Comptroller General of S( -T T)?lUici r^Annfxr 4 Hie JLtt'A. ? CI O Ul Lino WUllbJj 1/ July 1st to August 20th, 1873,'to sill persons liable to any tax on L Cattle, &c., embracing every ki perty liable to taxation under th< possession of any owner, agent, f trustee or receiver, on July 1st, 1 The act of the General Asseml providing for the re-assessment o the records of the Tax Departmei ible the County Auditors to furr ;urn of all taxable property of tl large number of acres of land, a Property in this County, has, iry] md that the law-abiding citi^n' ;he State and County. _ / 4/ ^ / The law requires me to.yf'o assef ;heir lands, buildings, pr any pe: loted the same valuation as of 1 per cent, thereto. My instructioi )f law in all cases where the Ta> xnd without exception. Separate iach parcel or lot of land, and p requested to present to the Count piece ot land in tneir possession,1 tions of amount of acres and buil be corrected. No return will be now prepared and at my office, ^ tain such as they may require on Any party or person ki caped taxation for any previous ; to the County Auditor that it ma and all are invited to make an e the 50 per cent, penalty. Tax Payers will pay particulai structions. 1st. As \here will be no dej Townships, every Tax Payer wil 1 A %? * w% 4- l-i 4-? *v> rtVv/wr/v wj tiie ^vuuitui in uic unit; iiuuvt; 2d. To facilitate the same, bl from the Post Masters in frine Donaldsville, Due West, New ] Roads, Centreville, Lowndesvilh ship,) Calhouns' Mills and McK ship.) For Long Cane, Smithvi ville, from the Auditor.. 3d. Those over 50 years old,! ically disabled from making a si 4th. Every species of dog kir 5th. Parties owning Real Es will make a separate return of 1 0th. Place number of Towns] letter W or C to designate whit 7th, No returns will be receii aAmo nno rlnlv nilfl.llfipfl. tJVlAAV vav uuij 8th. Neither will any return unless the instructions are stricl 9th. In every case where the the 20th of August, the 50 per It will be to the interest of lh to foregoing insfyustions, I am particularly anxious tc J. -11 1 0SS6?SIiieul> Ui an reui uiiu pw ty, and I respectfully ask all g< in procuring tjie game. T. B. June 30,1873,12-tf DENTISTRY Abbeville C. H., S. C. fius. J. W. GURLEY & MJT J. 15. MUStLHi I "?vc ouened their Dental. Jltumns in this place, over the citizen's Savings Bank. They solicit the patronage of all who desire first class work. July 2,1873, 12-tf dr7 j. wtgurley, Oculist and Aurist. PERSONS who have lost their vision, partially or entirely, can by an examination, know the probability of haviug theirsight or hearing restored or improved. The charge for the examination of the Eye or Ear will be two dollars, where tne Doctor does not treat the case. "**' - 1 ' " *? An f AO iriease reuu uie iimvnmg vciuawKa. Anderson C. H., S. C., \ March 3d, 1873. J This is to certify that I have been blind for the last three years, during which time I have spent several hundred dollars in trying to obtafu relief, the greater part of which I spent in At- 1 lauta, Ga., (under treatment of parties making diseases of the eye a specialty,) without obtaining any relief, whatever. 1 nad almost dimpaired of ever being able to see, when Dr. GurJev informed me that by an operation for the removal of Cataract, the chances would be about nineteen out of twenty in my favor ofobtaittirwr oi?rhf T 'n/itiuAntArl fln/1 nti til** 17th of February last, he operated upon my eyes, and on the 7th day afterwards I was able to distinguish objects at a distance, and my sight is stiJl improving, so much so, that I lind no difficulty In 1 walking about wherever I desire. The 1 operation was not as painful as I expec- 1 ted and since 1 have experienced but little pain. I can cheerfully recom- : mend l)r. Gurley to all persons sutler- ing from diseases of the eye. . MATTHEW SNIPES. ? We are personally acquainted with 1 Dr. Gurley'both professionally and socially, and from a personal knowledge of his plan of operating and treatment 1 of diseases of the eye as in the above case, can recommend him to all persons who may desire his professional services. WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff'. JOHN W. DANIELS, Clerk of Court. July 2, 1873, 12-tf ~ SrA~BRAZEALE, M erchant Tailor, In Cothran & Wilson's New Ilange, over Troiobtidge & Co.'8 Store, I HAS just received a fine lot of ( /it nmcro /'< 4 ucmiriuvQ a vn I g M V/JJUIIIO, bAonuiiJUJDo j TiUAIMINGS for the Spring and Sum- j mer trade,-which he will sell or eut and make to order ou reasonable terms for ( Cash. j Shirt Patterns. I I would especially call the attention of ( every one io my splendid fitting Shirs J Patterns. Give me a call without fail, j S. A. BRAZEALE. March'93 1873, 50-tf FRUIT JARS. ; 3 Gross-Masons Fruit Jars in Quarts. I 44 44 44 44 Half-Gallon 1 PARKER & PERRIN. ' Tl.?. 1 lOTO Of U 1 LI y ?L, Notice. ; c ==i? r from the Hon. S. L. IIOGE J )uth Carolina, I hereby notify hat I shall be at my office, froYn receive returns from each and lands, Buildings, Horses, Mules, nd of Real and Personal Proj laws of this State, and in the ( actor, administrator, guardian, 873. > )ly approved reDruary 2t5 last f land in 1873, was to correct J it, if errors existed, and to en- a tish a/correct and complete re- ? le Sfate. It is known that a e jra a large amount of Personal S previous years escaped taxation, jj s property has paid the taxes of a( HI ss all parties,. who fail to list b rsonalty within the time above b 872, and add a penalty of 50 as are to execute this provision l Payer fails to make Ins return, returns will jbe required for arties making the return are y Auditor their titles to every : that all erroneous representa[dings now on the hooks may received except upon the blanks 'here any one desiring, can ob- j demand. \ lowing any lands that have es- ( year, are invited to report same " ty bt ar its due share of taxation ' larly return and thereby save j ' attention to Jihe following in- j < mties, stationed in the different < 1 be require^ to make his return specified. ank returns may be obtained i ty-Six, Greenwood, Cokesbury, i Market, Phoenix, Chiles' Cross j, Dry Grove, (Magnolia Townitrick's Mill (Bordeaux Townille, Cedar Springs and Abbe School Trustees and those physupport, are exempt from poll tax. Ld will be valued at $5.00. state in two or more Townships i ,he same for each township. lip on back of return, with the e or colored. red unless sworn to before me or be received and filed in my office tly complied with. return fails to reach jny office hy cent, penalty will attach. A HPn V C\ ITATIf i*A A/ll* AVA I IA* auuc/u fcuiuujj procure a fair and legitimate nal preperty in Abbeville coun>od citizens to give me their aid Millford, County Auditor Cotton Gins. The brown, the taylor AND THE GRI6WOLD GIN furnished to order. Repairing promptly done. Also kept on hand a good * " ^ r*r?u siock or neusieauw, x>urtuu?, ntwustands, Tables, Chairs, Chamber-suits and other furniture, together with SEWING MACHIES, WHITE-WIRE CLOTHES' LINES, warranted rust proof, Maps, Charts, Picture Frames, Ac., &c. Orders solicited by J. M, MATTHEWS, Ninety-Six, S. C. Juune 4, 1873T, 8-tf [Final Discharge, NOTICE is hereby given that J. W, LesJy, Administrator, of the Estate of LOUISA ^ESLEY, deceased, has applied to Charles W. GuA iin, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Abbeville, for a final die cuurgu Ub Auuuiii.^uaiui. It is Ordered. That the 16th day of Au ?ust, A. DM873, be fixed for hearing of Petition, ana a final settlement of said Estate. * J. C. WOSMANSKY. C. C. P. A. C. June 16,1873, 14-4t* sassardITco. Ffcimily (J-roceries. WE are receiving and will keep constantly on hand, TEAS, SUGAR, COFFEE, LARD, BACON# Oakland & Co.' Eagle Brand Sugar-Cured Hams, Soda, Rice, FLOUR (Best Family,) SALT, SOAP, SEARCH, BLUEING, MILK LUNCH CRACK-1 KHS, MOLASSES, (Fine JSew Orleans) APPLES. CANDIES, and a General and Complete Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. NO^ 2 Cothran & Wilson's Range. June 1,1873, 8-tf rHE subscribers are now receiving and keep always on hand, a arge variety of the best stoves manifacturod. Among these they would nention rhe Cotton States, The Forest City, The Marion, The Fire Sides, iny of all of which they can recoraneud, and warrant to give satisfactory Thoir stoves havo been thor>ugbly tested, and tho best of testinonialecan be given as to thoir merits. , Jail and examine and select for yourelves. H. W. Lawson & Co. t a -t n j une iota, ci-u Men Warehouse Company, xarvis Street, near Greenville & Columbia Railroad. COLUMBIA, 8. C. [8 prepared to receive Cotton and other property upon storage, and make dvances upon the same. Cotton shiped to this house will be stored subject > the order of the owner, and the lowst rates charged for storage. All prcerty so stored will be insured in good eliable companies, if insurance is deIred and advances will be made at the jwest banking rates. Our store houses re so located that drayage is not necesary; and no charge for handling will e 'made. , AH business communications should e addressed to the Treasurer. EDWARD HOPE, President. Edwin F. Gary, Treasurer March 19, 1873, 49-6m The 1IU HIT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will be held )ii the Lst Tuesday in September. [n pursuance of authority given by aw, the County Commissioners will positively refuse to audit any claim Against the County not properly made . aut, verified, and deposited in their >ffice before that meeting. At this meeting the Board will make the estimate for County. Taxes. All past ndebtedness, not registered, cannot be provided for. Talce due notice and govern yourselves accordingly By-order of the Board, W. H. TAGGABT, Clerk. Abbeville C. C., ) Julv 25, 1873-5t ( Attention! ROAD OVERSEERS! | - Office of County Commissioners, ") Abbeville, S 0., July 25,1873. j The crops are now "laid by," and yon have an opportnnity to put the Roads ii? good order. Bo sure to iivail yourselves of it. Should the Overseer on any Section of Road fail to act within fifteen days from the publication of this ordtr, any good ciiizen is hereby authorized to warn out the hands and have the Road worked. Defaulters will be rigidly dealt with in .every case. See that the Bridge abutments, hollow bridges, and causoways are put in thorough repair, and thesido ditches well opened and large enough to convey the water. By order of the Board. W. P. McKELLAR, Cb. B. Co. Commissioners. July 30, 1873, 3t MRS. M. It Respectfully informs the has now on hand everyt JiE of the most modest and sfcyl; h e has the most stylish HATS, BO And all Lad BY EXPB SoeIdk Better than Ever was at most Reasonable a: April 30, 1873, 3-tf White B Have Receiv< Stock of Spring H-nnrli WVVVti * * AND are now prepared to supply the lio generally. The people of this with the ?liaractei of the Stock they usiu tion of articles. Suffice it to say, they hav at reasonably tow prices. Let each one c< WHITE April 16, 1873, I-tf NEW C WE are now receiving oui STOCK, comprising ev( first-class country store. Our Go( care by one of the firm from the be: Baltimore, on the most reasonable t to the wants of our'section/ Call a prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. . YOB Oct. 23,1872, 28-tf <mmw3M mmmmum m ^jyOULD respectfully invite the attenti NOTIONS, HOSIE Beady-Made i boots; shoes, hats rogether with aiomplete Stock of Groceries and ill of which will be sold at the lowest poss Eespectfully, nelso: April 16, 1873, 1-tf STEAM C Columbia, S. C. P. W. WING, ^ Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF JJ Bash, Blinds, Doors, is b 6V6 WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, Me Pivot Blinds aii Shatters,Sl1 COLUMNS, m Pilasters, ia< MANTEL PIECES, Mouldings, Brackets, Hand-Rails, gj NEWELS, BALUSTRES, see" are Oui Scroll Wort of all Doftptioo.Gi5 C All Work Guaranteed A No. 1. Will May 28, 1873, 7-ly.' buJ ?: inti Scvth.es "and m CRADLES. " IF you Wfint a good Scytho and Cradlo, call on WHITE, HILL Hi CUNNINGHAM, at ]0o. May 21,1873. Ilank draugh books, h XITHOGRAPHIC AND PLAIN". OF the at PARKER & PARKER, ing July 21,1873, 15-tf Oft I i / 1. VftMFE i, public generally, that sh< ;hmg in the MILLINERS ish kinds. INNETS, ies' Wear, IESS, i Bronilt to Is Market, nd Living Prices. r, rothers 3d Their. and Summer 3, wants of their friends and the pnb country are too well acquainted illy kei-p to require any enumera eall kinds of Goods, and will seli )me and be convinced for nimself BROTHERS. OODS TV SIX. FALL AND WINTEB irything usually found in s )ds were selected with mnct st houses in New York anc erms, and with special regarc Jid see our Ssock and try oui St. s&?8? "eiiiiiT on of the public to their Stock o DODS, :ry, gloves, Clothing, CROCKERY, &c., Provisions, ibla prices for Cash. 1ST & CA.NNON* ASHl GASH!! CASH!!! eps the Wheel Turning I EMEMBERwhen you come to j town that our Stock of RESS GOODS oth larger and more varied than r beforo. In DRESS GOODS, a utiful line of JAPANESE, k Poplins, Striped Lenos, Grenadines, ite Ms in Endless Variety, lies' Bows, Fischus,* Lace Collars, Notions of all kinds. illhwry! Millinery! rreat inducements! Do not fail to nnr Sfnek of Millinerv which we selling at astonishing low prices, r Goods are all of the latest styles, c us a call. )ur Stock of GROCERIES 3 never more complete. Persons ring for CASU will find it to their srest to give us a call. Respectfully, cD0NAIM HADDON, kpril 23, 1873, 2-tf DENTISTRY. . D. WILSON, D. D. 8., FERS his professional services t< citizens of Abbeville and surround country. All work done in firs & order, and satisfaction guaranteed ice over the New Post .Office. ???? -? ' CITIZENS ; SAWNCyyBAltfK abbevxlct:, sM owrpttpfi WM. MARTIN '. ..... President. Col, J. B. PALMER,...Vice-President. A: G, BRENIZER Cashier. . Deposits of $1 ami Ujwards Eeceivefl j interest at the rate of Seven per cbofif ? j-? -- /^aw*jfi/iutoo np i per annnm uii vci uuvaivo posit, and Six por ccpt. Compounded Semi-Annually on Accounts. EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. Collections and Remittances Promptly Made. ALL offers for discount must be addressed to the Assistant Cashier, stating the amount, time, personal security, and collaterals. Such written offers will ( meet prompt reply. DEPOSITORS wishing either to de-. posit or withdraw funds, must present their books, either in person or with writteu order to another. MERCHANTS at Greenwood, Ninety-Six, Cokesbtiry, Hodges, Due West, Lowndesville, and through the county . generally, are invited to do their busiI ness with and through this Bank. Everyfacilitv will be ?fforded, and their " business done promptly and economical ; 'y. TO THE POOR, who make but little, and of that little wish tojiave a little, no better method can be devised than that in practical operation here. BANK HOURS?From 7 a. m. to 8 a. m.; 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.; and on Saturdays or any public days until sun-, set. EDWARD L. PARKER, . Assistant Cashier. July 9,1873,13, 12m . / 1 ~ FOE SALE. ' ONE of the finest plantatiors in Abbeville, (known.as theTiichL a?*d Davis place,) containing l 820 Acres, [ 100 acres of which is fine bottom [ land. Fieasat.tly situated on the ' ; msnninn piBUU JH Uli civgaim wiivo " with eight rooms. This plantation is located about four miles from New Market o.n the Greenville R R. There is a road running directly through the place, thereby rendering it eauy to divide tho land into several distinct tracts if so desired. We would also state that a valuable gold mine has been discovered on the premises. This property can be treated for privately at any time between this and the first of October. If not disposed f of before the expiration of that,time, it will be sold at auction at Abbeville C. H. For further, information in regard to the matter, apply to THOMAS STEEN, I Auction and Com. Merchant, Columbia, S. C. July 2, 1873, 12-3m 'f I* 1"' 1 Office of Le School Commissioner, Abbeville C. H., July 15, 1873. TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. . * YOU are hereby notified, that the reports of the Aunnal School Meetings roust be filed in this office on or before the 15thl of August, Prox. Any District that fails to make an assessment will forfeit its pro. rata of the next State appropriation. W. M. Pressley,.. School Commissioner. July 16, 1373, 14-tf I Board Reduced to $3 Per Day. Columbia Hotel COL UMBIA, k C. 'pHE Proprietor of this well known 1 first clans Hotel would respectully inform his many friends and the , travelling public generally, that be has this day reduced his rates of frrtm fii nur Hnv t.n MS DOT daV. U\JUH V? ?* V - I'- . J ? w- r ^ , and at the same time pledges himself to spare no pains'in the management of the house to sustain its reputation { as a first class hotel in every respect. WM. GORMAN", Proprietor. July 30,1873, 61 Abbeville Agricultural Society. A meeting of the Board of Direetoi'S of the Society will take place on Friday, 8th August next, at 10 o'clock A. M A full attendance requested. By order of the President. WM. H. PARKER, Secretary. July 30, 1873, It nrn MV nUTDAWC 1U iuI rainunj. I WILL be absent from my office after the 5th day of August until 1st September. JOHN S. THOMPSON, D. D. S. 1 July 29, 1873, 15-tf , White, Hill & Cnihaio, AT 190, ' ARE aOW READY TO OFFER THEIR STOCK SPRING AND SUMMtK GOODS AT RATES (they believe) to suit every buyer. "Live and help live" is their motto. They have a good I stock for sale, and will show'thcir goods with pleasure. The interest of the buyer will be kept in view at all times. I Call and test the truth of their assertions. April 1G, 1873,1-tf New Advertisements OMIOILII. Mecklenburg Co., H. C. Thoroughly equipped. Seven professorships. Expenses low. Sessions be-, gins Sept. 25tb, 1878. Send for Catalagoe. J. B.BLAKE, Chairman of the Agents Wanted for the Neui Book. EFI&E1BXC. & CONTAGIOUS DISEASES wiitT^o newest and beat treatment for P^M^jjiTlir1 only thorough work of the^'|j?ln the world. Embraces Small PoxJ Yftjllow Fever, Cholera and "all analogous diseases. No Family .safe witihoutlt, arid all buy it Has 24 cltro- y matic illustrations. The biggest chanfee of the season for agents. Address H. G. GOOPRPEED & CO., 87 Park Row, N w York. * - - _ Wr^fpr^^P^Llrt to J. H. JOHIfBTOlT, W^XXi EaltUWd fit, Pttbbaah. 1>i'.-evt. ?otjotUuiiB,$40 to $S0& Double Shot Guns, $8 to $150; Single ; . ? Guns, $8 to 420; Rifles, $8 to $75. Re-. ? / volvers, $5; to $25. Pistols. "$1 to $8 Gun Material, Fishing; Tackle, ^.vjh| jjurye jmbwwim iaj utacers vr cwo?. --.'^^p A/my Gfbs, Revolvers, etc., bought or *' traded for. Goods sent by express C. O; v *;A D. to be examined before paia for. .* (br"rTA^QA per day I Agents vanVo IU vwVfn^ people, of -either seXjk youngr or old, make more money at worlft; , for us In their spare moments, or all' the time, than at anything else. Particulars'free. Address G. 8TIN8ON &CO., Port'and. Maine. W1MIN6 CUSS .S MALE. $60 a week guaranteed, respectable employment at home, day or evening; no capital required; full In- * structions and valuable package of good* . sent free by mall. Address, with 'six centreturn stamp, M. YOUNG & CO.. ldCortlandt St., if. Y. iftk /fl A Per Week in Cash to Agent* Everything furnished .antl" expenses paid. A. COULTER & CO., Charlotte, Mich. - SARATOGA APEBIENT I Same properties in the forrnofja tow- * der as the Saratoga Mineral ""Spring . waters, and used for the same purposes Compact and Portable, Prepared orfik by~Geo. H. Fish A Son, Saratoga Spring! N. Y. Sold'by all Druggists. Tbyjt. HU n The greatest compound ? XX. known* for man or MEDICINE.' beatt. There is no pain or swelling it wiU not relieve. . Stiff and lame join|s are mad* ftnple.. Cures more rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, headache, toothache; sore throat and bad-sprains on man. and sore .shoalper,. stiff joints, sprains, ring-bone, eoavln, &c., on. animals, than all other /emedies, in' same time.' Wholesale Agents, Dowie, Moise 6 Davis, Charleston. Agents wanted In every county. Francis & Eldridge, Prop'rs, .920 N.- . i Front St., Philadelphia, Pa^ John Agnew, SUCCESSOR TO Carroll & Spellman, Carriage Manufacturer, .. . Corner of Washington and Sumter Streets. COLUMBIA, a c. mfAirUPACTPRES M>a *?!? 1T1 constantly on hand a full stock of KOCKAWAYS, PlL?'i'ONSt BUGGIES and WAGQN8, all of which la warranted as being at least equal to the f best made any where at the price. _ Agent for tne celebrated MiLiJttUHJN ' WAGON, mAde of timber seasoned at least three years. Every tragon warranted against? breakage from defeat In material or workmanship. Those wi^on* are made of all sizes and are sold very low JOHN AGNEW, Proprietor. Address M. J. CALNAN, Agent. May 28,1873, 7-ly / *' * ; 4 * ? : ^5.7i V t M. GOLDSMITH. P. KIND. Ooldsmith & "Kind, POUNDERS & MACHINISTS, (PHOENIX I BOX WORKS, COLUMBIA, 8. O. Manufacturers of steam engines of all sizes ; Horse powers, Circular and Muley Saw Mills, Grist and Sugar Cane Mills, Flour Mills, Ornamental, House and Store Fronts, Iron Railings, Agricultural Implements, etc. Brass and Iron Castings of all kind* made to order ou short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers of Cotton Presses. May 28,1873, 7-12m . Jills' Hepatic taped, Or Liver Cure. . For aU Derangements of the. Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stomach and Bowels. This Compound Is pronounced by Dr. C. A. SIMMONS, who was the former ? proprietor of Simmons' Liver Regulator as being far superior to any Liver Preparations bearing his name or ever offered to the public before. It is put up liquid form, and is, therefore, alwaysready for immediate uses in cases of violent attacks of Colic, Headache, Ac. Besides, by this means its proper proportion is always guaranteed, and the price within reach of all. For sale by W. T. PENNEY, Abbeville, S. C. Price, SI .00 per Bottle. July 18, 1873. TUENIP SEED. Ruta baga, Large White Norfolk. 41 Globe, " " Dutch, Bed Top Strap Leaf, Parker & Perrin. July 21, 1373, 15-2t Flour! Flour! WE have now in Store a fine Lot of Family Flour, ground from this year's crop, which we will sell cheap for cash. Nelson & Cannon. July -30, 1873, 16-tf