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v L'-BLl-'.-- - L Egu "We had tho pleasure ot meet ingin ouroffico on yesterday, Tier. II T. Sloan, the ablo and popular pas tor of tho Lon? Cano and Ccdai Springs congregations. IIo has jus returned from a six months missior to the city of Charlotte, X. C., when he has been very successful in raisins YYlOQna onrl orAr?finn? n 4UVWIIU 1V1JVA VIVVVIU^ ik OUUOiaillUi church building, and forming the nucleus of a growing congregation oi the Associato Ilefcrmod Church Tho denomination is very strong in tho adjacent counties, and will doubtless in good time, have largo and growing congregations in the city. JN'o better appointment cculd have lifton mode for thft worlr wlnVh hnfi just been accomplished, than this able .and zealous minister?the Eev. Mr. Sloao. ? -*? Mr. Lamar's Speech. ? Senator Portion, of 'Georgia, states to a reporter, that one of f.he most remarkable speeches over delivorcd on the 'floor of Congress was that of Mr. X/amar, of Mississippi, carrying House rand galleries with it during its delivonrl of ifo aiaca avfai?fin? J y uuu au i to vivow VAbViung wvu;gratulatiucs even from political foes. Hjiatffiold, of Ohio, wrote the author a - lteaier, iu wliioh Jhe >told hi mi fourpu^ . .^jiy that ho had read his speech Cu*.. twice, and that it was to him as a Tcvelatioo from the South; that it ,gave him an entirely new view of iJbings. Tiie Colored Match Game between Abbeville and Cokesbury broke < 'up in something of a row on Friday ' last. Tiro -Go&esbury Ciub became ( dissatisfied with the rulings cf the I Umpire, whilst the sixth inning was ( being playod, and the captain called ~ t - ? 1 ? j mi - Off liis forces in goou -oruer. jluc ( .-6core stood twenty-tfivo to twenty- ' 'three in fe.vor of JLb'boviUe. 13o the < question'of ctbjunjHon^iip is still un- I 'decided. Though our''colored troops 1 fought nobly," we suppose they are < content to rest upon the laurels of 1 * t iho Uesolutes. j 'X3T Capt -R. F. MeCaslan, a gal- ] 3ant soldier of the Coafederate army, 1 and the polito and energetic representative of the well-known 6hoe | house of 1). F. Fleming & Co., of Charleston, was in town last week on < | a business visit. He has maDj friends in the County, whose orders it will , -give him pleasure to fill. No Charles- i iton House can boast of a- better rcpivflo/infd I Jt?/? 1 ?<0"? _ { giST Mrs. McCuIloch, long a j*3sident of Columbia, and tho*moth- ' cr ot the well-known vocalist, Ma- i <lame Isabclle ^icC'uHoch Brignoli, J tlietl at tljo resideuce of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Sondley, in Ibis vicinity, on 1 Thursday last, from paralysis. Tho 1 funeral services were performed in *ths Episcopal church on Friday 'after: noou, after which the bod}' was interred in tho cemetery to await removal to Columbia in the Fall. I Dissolution.?By reference to tho ] -advertisement it will be seen that t our friends and neighbors of the Medium have effected & -change in < their busiues, by the retirement of -Mr. James A. Wright, a former part- ] a? i, rv ^ IJCr? IJXU Ul III VI JLLVU^UMU iV VV. ? . giving place to that of Hemphill & Hemphill. To the retiring partner, and to the present proprietors, we extend our best wishes. Selling off at Cost.?Messrs. J. B. & VV. J. Rogers, our popular young anerehants, are still selling off" at cost at their well-known stand ou Granite liange. Their goods are of the best - quality and are sold only to effect a changoin their business. Ourfriends wishing bargains would do well to -call, as they are selling at low rates. < IS?" ^r- Sagar Johnson, a prominent citizen of the Lourndosvilla section, died at his residence on Sunday last, at the advanced age of eightytwo years. He was a man of many ^estimable truits of character, :aud Heaves * number of relatives :and s iriends to mourn .his -loss. ( _ * 1 I | a?" By -reference'to! the advertisement it will be seen'that the valuable t place known-ae'"Chewy Hill." formerly owned '?>y <*en. McDuffie is (offered-for-sslle. ^ "#?&- Alexander H. Stevens announ- s ^es that he will not be a candidate t tfor re-eJection to Congress, and will resign bis seat before the next elec- ? lion, unless his health isrestored. 1 13Q&, The National Bank of Ander- j son has deolated a semi-annual divi j dcrnl of .gix per cent. j&F Chickens about the size ofj "partridges sell Tor fifteen cents. I^t-r ger ones command a higher price*! J655- A rumor of the intended resignation of Vice-President Wilson is contradicted. His health is better. B?, The kitchen Oi Mr. J. Berry . Latimer in the "upper part of our 'county Vas consumed by lire on Sud.last. We regret to learn of the recent death, in St. Joseph's, Missouri, Wkj Dn "Richmond, formerly of i Abbeville* Sho was a very estimablo lady, and leaves many warm friends here, who will bo pained to hear of her death. Seal, Sign & Robertson aro doing a brisk business. Last Saturday they sold three of their excellent buggies to young gentlemen seeking favor with the ladies. Mr. Mauly, of the house of Johnston, Crews & Co., of Charleston, was here on Friday last. Mr. G. T. Jackson has an excellent crop of corn and cotton. B6T Senator Robertson has been interviewed and reports a hopeful change of public opinion in the Jsor'th towards the South. Mr. Robert Douglass, the wellknown stage contractor died in Greenville on tho 8th insl. ????m NINETY-SIX ITEMS. The Good Templars at Ninety-Six \vi J give an Entertainment, consisting < charades, tableaux, music and refresl meats oil Tuesday evening July 21st, s t 8 o'clock, for the purpose of raisin l funds to furnish their hall. 1 The vicinity of Ninety-Six has ha > fine rains during the past few days which has revived the crops. > Ninety-Six is to have a new calaboose I If a second hand one would answe their purpose, the town council migh : !i irooil bargain bv annlvinir to th P Mayor of Hodges. Several young men of Ninety-Six ar ' building dwelling 'houses. Is thi i ominous? Mr. E. S. Hale, who runs a good hote at Ninety-Six has returned from a two weeks trip to his old home iu Tennes see. ^ i o Fishing Party. ? Messrs. J. W Trowbridge, A. M. Hill.W. W. Sprouse Mansfield Hollingswo'rth, James Tag' gart, James Shillito, T. C. Seal, Cicert Hiiches and Jacob Kurtz left Abbevillt yesterday morning on a fishing excursion to the Savannah, to be gouie two 01 three days. They have a wagon, tents, cooking utensils and provisions in the old-army style. ^ Mr. D. R. Penney, wlh? has just returned from a visit to his father in Seneca City, was in town on yesterday. He says SaHtuck was nearly washed away on last Monday evening. The spring branches were swimmiug, and fl>? fnorLtinL-u nro nil WACthnd ftlVflV. Hawkins, the blind man. has organized a singing-school in Abbeville, and will teach a class at $2 a scholar. Dr. Wilson is a member of the class and will attend its meetings in the after'noons, and in the mornings will give .toafch-;piiiling:matiaes.ui his offico at $1 ' """hi, um> ?towneA to Dr. J. S. Thompson "lrt 'advertise his office. He says he wau... his return, but he fears that he \?v. be too mueh crowded with customers. Mr. W. T. Penney thinke Sunday is the day to set hens. A few Sundays ago he set-a hen on 13 eggs and the hen has come off with 16 chicks. Decline in Ducks.?Our friend, Mr. r. K. MeCord was in town yesterday t endeavoring to effect the sale of four beautiful fat ducks, at 50 cents each, for which he had paid Go cents on'.y a week ago. We iearn that there is considerable lissatisfactiou down on the Savannah ?ide owiwr to the partial distribution of i,ne militia guns. "It seems that our colored friends think that all should have jot breech-loaders, with bayonets attached. Mr. George Shillito's pig has eaten ?10 worth of Mr. Kuk'a corn and wheat, and now George offers to take $5 for the pig. This is <a rare chance to jet $10 worth of pork. The merchants of Abbeville are complaining of the small size of the platform At the Djfcoot. 'We should be pleased te see it enlarged. Little River was higher yesterday ;hau it has been this Summer. Barnett's Bridge and the Penney's 2reek Bridge are in a dangerous condition. Mr. Joshua Jones, an industrious foung farmer of this vicinity, made orty bushels of wheat on three acres. Mr. Thos. Robertson says he has the jest crops in the comity. He will nake twenty-five bushels to the acre, lud he has a large crop planted. Bequest says Sullivan's Island (uot Tom Sullivan's, of Fort Pickens) is beng built up again, and is now a popular summer resort. Tom Collins will be at Due West on lext Saturday with tbe largest drove of >eef cattle that has ever beeu in this jounty. Bequest is mourning the departure of :iis friend Mr. Jas. A. Wright. Mr. G. T. Jackson made ten thousand lollars last season by 'celling mules-and jorses. Mr. S. A. Smith and his young ^nfe iave been in town for the lust few days md are the quests of Mr. T.-G. Seal. Dr. Parker says his .patients are all jonvalescent. The Comet Hunters of Abbeville have challenged the Modocs of Cokes>.ir>ir to hp nlovfid tn-niorroW. Thursday. * # Nuisances. ? Horse racks In the middle of big mud puddles ou the Public Square. More horse racks are needed on the Public Square. Cannot the Comity [Commissioners put up new racks Where :he old ones have fallen down ? Trade in town has been reasonably jood for the past two weeks. The demand being principally for groceries ind plantation supplies. Dr. J. W. W. Marshall, of our town, itarted for St. Joseph's last Wednesday. Mr. J. C. Chiles was in town yesterlay. He says that Millway, Harrisburg ind surrounding country were favorea ;vi!;h refreshing rains on Saturday last, ifter a ten week's drouth. The Millway Steam Company is threshing the wheat and oat crops of ;hat section. Mr. B. C. Crawford bought a handsome new double-seat buggy from the , jarriageshopof Seal. Sign & Robertson ast week. He is a married man. Dr. Torlay, our excellent druggist, vho has been absent in Charleston for ' hp T)nut. mouth, returned veslerdav. Dr. Yates' patients are all nearly well. Col. F. A. Connor and Mr. (0. V. lammond contemplate putting Up a iteam gin near the Depot in time-to'-gin lie Fall orop. Mr. iJames 'ft. Cunningham 'lias beo? ip to Monterey. He says the crops in ,uat locality are good. Wm. A. Giles, Esq., of Lowndesville, left the home of his childhood on yesterday, to seek a new honie at Grauiteville. He carries our best wishes. Maj. Andrew Small ds HOaTly expecting tne notice of ibis liavlng -drawn an Inaoionse fortune in the Kansas city lottery?the drawing of which came off on the 1st inst. Mr. Lawson, our poute anu oougmg Post Master, has a pair of the fattest ana blackest mules in town. Bequest spent lastweek in Charleston, Dr. J. I). Neel was in town yesterday. He says the crops are "sorry" in his neighborhood. Thanks.?We return our thanlre for the com,pUnaeiit of "three cheers" given to the Frew & Banner by the Greenwood Star Club, on their way to the Depot on Friday evening. " A Af TTT11 will Anm m/vnnr* JILT. Ai illi Xilll n ill wuiiuvuvv the erection of an elegant store* house on the first of noxt month. Mr. Thos. Qnarles, oiio of oar prominent merchants, now drives a carriage with four in hand. Mr. W. T. Branch has chills occasionally, but they don't hurt him much. He bas bis life rnsared. Dir. A? >J'? VJlWHlOOj VUC Vt IIUV |rttu> cipal cotton factors of Charleston, was in town a few days since, paying a visit to his friends and customers. Mr. "W. T. Quincy, of the firm of Bischoff & Co., will be in our town for a few days selling goodB. Mr. Taylor, of the firm of George W. Williams & Co., paid a short visit to our town recently. r ' /' .. . ?-m?r- ? New Advertisement* >f The following is a list of new ? advertisements: ? Williamstcm Female College?Pvev. S. Lander. .1 Valuable Plantation Foe Bale?W H Parker J' Carpentry?D B Smith, , Summons?McGowan & Parker, At' torncys. ^ Petition for Final Settlement?J ? e "NVosmansky. Calicoes?Emporium of Fashion. e Bible Society Notice?W H Parker. Fresh Arrivals*?Nelson & Cannon. ' Fresh Lemons?\V Joel Smith, i Dissolution?Hemphill & Co. Citations?CWCrufliu, _ Merchandise?JParfcer & jrerrm. | Carpentry a>'d Giy Gearing.? See the advertisement of Mr. 1). B. ' Smith, i? another column. He is a ! first-class workman, and never fails to , give satisfaction. All w^nti^g work ? done in his Jine.shoiUd send in their or! ders, ! Homicide.?There was great excitement at Bel ton on Saturday ,ovcr the kiiliaigof oue Davie, who ju attempting to escape from the custody of Mattisou, a revenue officer, was shot by him. Mattison has been lodged in jail in Greenvill. i we are pieasea to see uu.r wwijsiijuii, W. H. Parker, Esq., again upon the street after his recent sickness, and to learn that the health of his family is improving. *' The family of our townsman Edward Noble, Esq., and that of Gen. Bratton, contemplate spending the Summer at Sewanee, and will leave next week. See "afl'Vorfisomcat of "Williamston _ Cctflege. ;ff5i?pe is bo "better inup-<couiitre. stitutiou in v 7 We are pleased to aee Mr. Jas. * Cobb once more at the post of duty, and "hii^" self agaiu," after his recent aickness. Govoraor Caldwell of North Carolina is dead. Marriages. MARRIED, -?n Tuesday, 10 o'clock A. M., July 7tli, 11-874, by Rev. W. F. Pearson, assisted'by .Rev. W. E. Walters Mr. JAMES W. LIDDELL and Miss EUGENIA J. CUNNINGHAM. All of Abbeville, & C. Consignees. The following named porsons have freight in the Depot: T> A MV?f!n??]nn..J.B Mosolev. T Book er, Leroy & S, W H Brooks, Bradley & J, J S Riche, A Small, Mrs E L Parker. J. W. MARSHALL, Agent, The following persons have packages tn the Express office: J E Hunter, A J C, Rev E R Miles, J A Calhoun, R M Latimer, E Cunningham, T J Bell, M A Cozby, F D Pickeus, J M Curpy, R H Wardlaw, J Burton. C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. New Advertisements. Davidson COLLEGE. Next Session will begin Sept. 24, 1874. Healthy location. Morakatmosphere. Strict fiiscipline. Thorough teaching. Moderate charges, seven proiessora. For catalogue or infornu&fion, apply to J. II. BLAKE, Chairmen of theFaculty. Post Office Davidson College, N.<C. Save fifty Dollars! Tlxo INTow Floronoo S Price, $20 beloxv Yaoy other first-class Value 80 above)j Sewing Machine. Saved, $50 by buying the Florence. Every Machine warranted. Special terms to clubs and dealers. Send for circulars to the Florence S. M. Or., Florence, Mass., or 39 \Jnion Square, New York. TEXAS SEAL mm_ DEALING, $146,000 j j in Gold. Houses and Lands. I Capital Prize $5,000 Gold. ! JULY SO, 1874, ] agents Wanted, ;Send for ! CIRCULARS. JFIdKlETS $2. j J. P. FOSTER, Hottston, JRcxas i ^"OSYCH6mancy., OR ;SOUL < JT CHARMING." Hbw either \ sex may fascinate and gain the love and ; affections of any person they dhoose, iu- 1 stantly. This simple mental acquirement ali can .possess,'free, by mail, for 1 25 cents; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints 1 to'Ladies. A queer book. 100,000 sold. 1 a.ddffess T. WILLIAM & CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, March 4, 1874 47-tf "TfW WR<milTM4BV A uttXAiaux'yuHirM4 Terms of Advertising are offered for Newspapers 4n the State -of SOUTH CAROLINA1 , Send for list -of ;papers and sohedule J *nfao a ^rlracd Geo! MMk, itertisinsAi't ? No. 41 Park ltow, New York. J Refer to Editok of this Paper. o LAST CHANGE .FOR AN EASY FORTUNE! FIFTH AND LAST SffT CONCERT ' IN AID OP THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. 1 July 31st, 1874. * mm /-kin rtrrtmn I . ? iixoi ur uirio. , 0?e Grand Cash Gift $250,000 ' One Grand Cash Gift 100,000 < One Grand Cash Gift 75,000 J One G?and Cash Gift 50,006 ] One Grand Cash Gift 25,500 i 5 Oash Gifts, $20,000 each $100,000 . 10 Citsh Gifts, $10,000 each... 100,000 1 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each... 150,000 20 Cash Gifts, 5,000 each... 100,000 25 Cash Gifts. 4,000 each... 100,000 80'CaSli Gifts, 3,000 each... 00,000 Xn f^h Oiftn 2 000 each... 100.000 100 Cash Gifts, 1,100 eacn... lOOjOOO 240 Cash Gifts, 500 each... 120,000 500 Cash Gifts, 100 each... 50,500 , 19,000 Cash Gifts, 50 each... 950,000 Grand Total 20,000 Gifts, all cash, $2,500,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets...... $ 50 00 ' Halves 25 00 Tenths, or each Coupon 5 00 11 Whole Tickets for 500 00 22 I Tickets for 1,000 00 For tiokets and Information, address THOS. E. BRAMLETTe, Agent and Manager, Public Library. Building, Louisville, Ky JDr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters aro a purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the nativo herbs found on tho lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal properties of which aro extracted therefrom without tho u30 of Alcohol. Tho question ia almost daily asked, "What is the cause of tho unparalleled success of Vinegae Bitters?" Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and tho patient recovers his health. They'are the creat blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfcct Renovator and Invigorator of the system. Never before in the history of tho world has a medicinal been .compounded possessing the remarkable .qualities of ViNEaABBiTTEns in healing tho sick of every disease man is heir to. They .are a gentle Purgative as well as ,a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation .of ,tho Liver and Visceral Organs in Bilioui Diseases The properties of Dr. Walker's Vixeoar Bitters are Aperient, Diaphoretic, .Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, | Sedative, Counter-irritant Sudoriiic, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vuregaii Bitters the most wonderfnl Invigoront that ever sustained tha sinking system. 1 tfo Person Ran like these Bitters according to directions, and remain long :unwell, .provided their bones are not destroyed ihy .mineral poison or other j^fansj and vital.organs wasted beyond repair. tteifiiftent aufl Intermittent t'evei'S, vvhicli -r? 80 prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers 1 throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, lied, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, * Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, and mauy others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of unusual heat aud dryness, .are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, t and otber abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow- 1 erful influence noon these various or- I gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purposo equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, as they will speedily remove the darkcolorcd viscid niatter with which the bowels are loaded, at tho same timo stimulating tho secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring tho healthy t functions-of tho digestive organs. S Fortify Hie body aguiust disease by purifying all ijs fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic cau take hold of a system thus forc-armcu. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, rain in the Shoulders, Coughs, v Tightness of tlie Chest, Dizziness, Sour c Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste c in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the ] Lungs, Pain in the region of tho Kid j noya, and aJmndred other painful symptoms, are the ofl'springs of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of ita-merits -than -a lengthy -advertisement. T.;n tn.if. ociuiuia, ui iiiiig s >iuiw Swollings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Xcck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Iudolout Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Soros, Eruptions of tho Skin, Sore Eyes, ctc. In theso, as ia all other constitutional Dis- P eases, Walker's Vinkoar Hitters hav? shown their great curative powers ill tho 'y< most obstinate and intractablo cases. C For Inflammatory and Chronic " Rheumatism, Goat, Bilious, Remit- s< tent and Iutermittcnt Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladdor, these Bitters havo no eaual. Sueli Diseases r are causcd by Vitiated Blood. ^ Mechanical Diseases.?Persons engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as ?a Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as thoy advance in life, aro subject ?' to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this, tako a dose of Walker's Vis- egar Bitters occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tettor, Salt-Khemn, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms, Scald'head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas. -Itch, Scurfs. 'Discolorations of the Skin, ilumon aad:Diseases of the Skin of whatever name r ar nature, are Wterally dug up and carried out of tbe short time by tbo use n uf tbeso Bitters. j, Pin, Tape, itiift other Worms, oi lurking in the system of so many thousands, T ire effectually destroyed and removed. No ei system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an* cj Lhchiiiuitics will froc the system from worms w like: these Bitters. p For Female Complaints, in young u or old, married or single, at the dawn ok' womanhood. or tbo turn of life, tho^e Tonic j Bitters display so decided an i^iroence that j improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Yit^ced Bloodwhenever you find its impurities bursting through the sliin in Piinples, Eruptions, -ur Sores; cleanse it v'non you find it obstructed and sluggi^ in the veins;; cleanse it when it is f'Val; your feelings will tell vou when. Keep the blood .pure, and tbe Izcaich of the system will follow. It. B. TJIeBOWALD & CO., DrneBiat8 and Gen. ApU., San^Franoisoo. California, anil dot. of Washington ana uuariion nis., n. z. Sold by *11 Urnggbti and Dealers. Notice, \ BY permission o,? C. W. Girffift, i Probate J> ago for the Connty { f Abbeville, I will sell at ABBE- 1 rILLE r,n the FIRST MONDAY of ? ULY. (Gth.) NOTES of t!he EstJ.to C itary Kay, deceased, (for Cash. A. C. HAWTHORN, Executor, June 1874, 9-tf NOTICE. mm OF I-1 FRANKLIN. ALL porsons indofated to I. N. "tttiW J.. U Ml l,? ?Jl 1? KA^S IVlJlXN , Ut'U U, Will IJUUUI payment at once to me, or their acjoants will bo placed in tho hands of in officer for collection. All persons holding claims against I, N. Franklin, dec'd, will present tho samo to mo duly attested. L. D. BOWIE, Administrator. Fob. 24 46-5 A Nice Lot of Fresh Candies, just received, at Parker & Per tin's. May 28,1874. ATIRESH ?TJBPW OF thosp nure FRUIT JELLIES, for.pic-nic's, &c., at PuPre, Gasnbrell & Co.'b. * : ' ' . ? f WALLER ^ MERCJH GREEN WC ARE now ofTering to the public In U* WL vi ?ii wio u THJEIR h^yje fyce# jjelepted with grea READY - MA A FINE STOGK Of A (rood < Groceries, Hardware,, C which the atteution of purchasers is WALLEI Feb. 19, 1873, 45-fcf NOW IS YOITI fWlHR iindorflicned resDeetfulIv becw I JL lie in genial/tiUflOie wilfselfhii consisting of Dry Goods, SI AND A (LAE ready-mad: AT A VERY 8 \.bove New SVo*k Cost. A'lso.a largo.Ic GBOC3 Lt VERY LOW PRICES. Call early w, ati Jnno 17,1874 10-tf McDonald & Haddon Are now opening their SPRING & SUMMJEB STOCK, rhifth fs varied and attractive, onibra ing many novelties of fcheseasoivespeiaily iu DRESS GOODS AND GENTS' HATS. i We will-not 'begin to enumerate the lany articles kept by us, but will simly say every department ie full. Give usacalltjttd -we will repay/you^ y selling you goods at the LOWESTi ASH FIGURES, as we are fletOTmin1 to sell and not-carry over to attodier jasou. Our Stock % rrooeriesA Confectionaries i full and complete with new and fresh ckkIS. April 15, 1874, 1-tf Cotton Gins. PHE BROWN, THE TAYtLOR and the GRISV/OLB GIN furiihed to order. Repairing promptly oue. Also kept on hand a good stock F Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstanda, ables, Cliairs, Chauffer suits and othr furniture, together witlh Sewing Mailings, White-Wire Clothes' Lines, Granted rust proof, Maps. Charts, 'icture Frames, &c., &c. Orders aolicCM. MATTHEW'S, Ninety Six, 8. C. May 6,1874, 4-ly School Vacation. B ^resolution of the Board of Exttimndrs, the Public Schools of ,*e 'County aro hereby ordered to ;bse for the months of July and August. The Trustees and Teachers will tako duo notice an<5 govern themjoivoa aocordfngly. W. M. PRESSLEY, School Comm'r. June 22, 1874, 11-tf CANNED GOODS. A FULL supply of CANNEI GOODS of every description, alsc PRESERVES, JELLIES, PICKLES SAUCES, &cM &c., just received, by DuPre, Gambrell & Co. May 26,1874. ROAD OVERSEERS. AS soon as tho crops arc laid bj the roads must bo put in gooc order. Sign-Boards have beon pro narad for all tho public Forks an( Cross-Roads in the County. Thi road-worjcers mast pat np those point era. Ovorseers will call at this offic to get the Boards for thoir respoctiv' sections. By order of the Board, W. P. McKELLAR, Ch. B. C. C. Abbeville C. H., S. C., | Jone 22, 1874,ll-4t / CALL on W. JOEL SMITH an |>uyft PflPRAP UMBRELLA. i BROTHER, ANTS AT v at\ n n 1VV, s; u, their new and handsome building, a fu] ieeded in this eommunity. STOCK OF ,t wfij and unusually attractive. DE CLOTHING; ' BOOTS AND SHOES, issorfcqjient .of rockery, and Glassware, i invite^. Gly,e us a call. I & BROTHER. t TIME TO GET IJIlllIJIJilS? eave to inform fyls ^tamers and (t;he pubs entire .*md STOCK, hoes and Hats, iGE STOCK CP E CLOTHING, MALL PEOFIT it of E1RIES, and secure good bargains at UU.J&Al' ua.su STOJU&. , . I II ??? I 'J9k WHITE BROTHERS Have firis-day reeeived ,0ie Car Loan Prime flits Cora, About 350 Bushels. WHITE BROTHERS. June 2, 1874. Fresh Graham Bre&d Maybe found eonstanly on hand at JO H. iLUBKIN'S BAKERY. tfune 3, 1874 8-ti Wire aad Tin Safes, SOLID WALNUT ? the best in the market,, at *. D. C HAULERS & CD'S. June 3,1874 8+tf OFFICE DESKS - beautiftil styles aud convenient for business men. J. CHALMERS & CO. HAT RACES, Altoftyles Hat Racks, at prices to suit' all parties. J. P. CHALMERS A *00. < WAIL POCKETS, Useful, ornamental and durable. 1 J. D. CHALMERS & CG. T/Awamr/i DAewrs AAAAV M MM M AA A K/l Walnut Hanging Baskets ? new and pretty far parlor. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. PARLOR BRACKETS ? hew and handsome styles, just to hand. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. SECRETARY and BOOK CASE ? Walnut. J. D. CHALMERS. GREAT INDICEHNTS. A S! Rftnnnn ia far advanced. we AJ wilfseH~(for CASH and CASH OMLY.)^he "remainder ol our Stock of Dress Goods, at COST ? McDOlALD & HADDON. July 1,1874 12-tf FBESH ARRIVALS, 100 lbs Best French Candies, 200 lbs " Assorted " , 1 Case * *4 Jellies, , 3 bbls Fresh Crackers. McDONALD & HADDON. July 1 12-tf Council of Granges. fWIHE Third Regular Quarterly Meet ? 11-1 lir^n<uJii,r JL l'lg Will De uem uu ?? CUU^OUWJ -. 8th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M. Nos. 4, 5, " 6,8,9,10,22,23, 156, 158, 159, 160, 189, 259, and 275, will each send delegates. Masters and "Past Masters" are me?i) bers ex officio. ) By order. J. W. PERRIN, W. W-> Presiding. A. M. Aiken, Sec'ty and Treas. July 1 12-It MEAT SAFES, CJIDK BOARD SAFES, New Styles, >3 COMMON MEAT SAFES, at low prices. 1 I _ J. D. CHALMERS & CO. 1 GINGER PRESERVES. 7 1ENUXNE CANTON GINGER, at j fjT DuPRE, GAMBRELL & CO.'S j STEAM ENGINE, [ SAW MD GRIST MILL, e ALL in good running order, for Bale at "panic" prices. I wish to sell only because I have sawed nearly all the timber in reach of tho mill. TERMS EASY. F. A. Connor, d Cokesbury, S. C. Juno 22, 1874, tf > - if r .* ...... % LOW PRICES! ' Qiiarle* i Call the attention of their friends selected and VARIED STOCK. SPRING AND S a1 Xiow J Ctomprfcisg all the Wtih ' LADIES' DRESS GOODS, &RENADLYES, LEIC ALPACAS, Yg| PLAIN H find all Id W X11WP v?oo LADIES SCABFS, TI PABA8C Clothing, Shoes, QtJARLI April 15,1374,1-tf . SjaAjCgytg^S MBBH ?l4 KEEP constantly *>n hand the best mat perienced workmen and are manufa< a varied assortment of vehicles ?f every 1 cheaper than the eheapeet?whteh for beau! compare favorably with work from the best All work warranted to be fully up to repre They manufacture .a onerand-s^Iialf fior suit small farmers for 05TE HUNDSED D sal favor wherever used. They manufacture at low prices Harness c stock on exhibition They are manufacturing COFFINS OF ] assortment on hand, and will attend funera J SJov. 1Q, 1873, 31-ly NELSON & TAKE pleasure in calling the attention < Stock of SPRING & sun and feel confident tfheyoan-please all who Stock of DRY GOGBS will-consist of full getber withall the late styles of Dress Go?ds, Cassimeres long Cloths, lines They have a full line of NOTIONS and TU attention to their Stock of Paqnies, Muslins, Rains These goods are much cheaper than for se' Boots an< A Speacialty, and have a large and well sole the most aocommodatfaag terms. mTrum cm iliaJUMUbV UXV GrROCE will *be kept full by constant arrivalls, so fresh goods, and at the lowest figures. Give Abbeville, and they will please you. t ( April 8 187*;$2-rtf. ; ' 7 I. j I GOODS IN EXCHANt Barnwell ' * t ' ' ' ' -are now opening tlroi DST GOODS, fiROCEEffi fa'hich owing to the scarcity of money, friends in EXCHANGE FOR COTT< ? , ** r ^LL MARK] Oct.l, 18-73, 25-tf THE WORLD WILSON SEWINi s s i ft ? 5E g |L|fcj WE GIVE A WRITTEN WAS CHEAPEST, NEATEST, AND I THAN ANT SEWING MAC THE WILSON SEWING MA.CHIN to be appreciated and preferred over We are now ready to give the best term , State. 1 LADIES A CHA? *** ?' ? ??Ima +v*of *i >Y0 Will give allj mujr tt ? chiucS' MOOEE & COZ1 C. E. BRUCE, ] lay 13, 1874 5-3m " ' ] spingWIs' & Perri# * " j Si :>yai erial and have employed the most ez"' staling, And have oeoetfintiy on hand?' tind, ?t the most reasonable prices? y of flnisii and elegance of style will, ahopeof the State. (sentatlon. se wagon, with tongue and shafts to - . 0LLAR8 which has met with onivei* if every description, and keep a good 5 EVERY VARIETY, and have a largo * Is with their fine new Hearse. . W. ROWLAND. GANNON >f their frierds and the public to their * 1ER 6000S, will favor them with * call. Their lines of STAPLE DRY GOODS, to-. " ' : ' . I . ' ' - y .' i, Tweeds, Sheetings, ib, Towels, &c. ;HIT? <30008. They Invite special 1 looks and Brilliants. ; reral years. They continue to makt> 1 Sttioes scted Stock, which, they can Bell on* ck m . . / r*-.v' M SHIES that their customers can alwagnr>get? i them ? -caU*No. 1, Granite Bange,* ilSfr, . . / * 'r'jf' '4+ V . iE FOR COTTMI. i ?K tO., ,t ttow Stock of 3, PROYISIOSS, tfeey arc offering to' sett to them 3N for which they wtft allow thfcr ET PRICE. m EENOW.WED >" g MACHINE!! SMTEE FOB YEARS. lEST-TILL LAST LOHGER ,'HINE IN THE WORLD! E need only to be seen and sewed on, all others. s to first-class Agents throughout th* fCE FOR YOU! ' . rill send us a cash order for four MaBY, General State Agents, Abbeville, South Carolina. * ' 1 A .i jocui ngcuu