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Minutes of tHe Abbeville Bible Society. The meeting of the Fifty-first.Anniversary of the Abbeville District . Bible Society was held at the Presbyterian church. Tfce President^ T. C. Ferrin, called the Society to order. < The sermon was delivered by .Rev. , W. My frrier, D.B., and the address , by Prtf. W. C. Bewefr, of Cokesbury. j After these exercises, which were in i_ ... _ i _ 1 - i atwnaw - Dy * wirgo ?nu liuvrubicu ^ y. ' 8&*iewee, the -Society proceeded to j *the transaction of business. Upon ( the call of the Prcsido&t, four new j members, viz: Joel & Pen-in, Rev. K. iPratt, J. II. Todd and D. J. A. ( Kiibert enrolled themselves as mem-' ? 'bers/and paid the usual fee. and thir- , tyfiveold members paid their-anmial ^ubsciiption, amounting to ?35.$0. -Jiessrs. Charles Evans ant^J. S. Gibcrt appeared as delegates from the Lebanon Auxiliary Society, with a Qontribution of $7.20. Messrs. David MoClane, J. J. Devlin, S. Purd}*, J. E. , Bradley and W. P. Koouedy appeared .as delegates from the Uouar Spring :aod Long Cane Auxiliary Society, ^ wilh a contribution of $31 40. The report of J. F. C. DuPre, Li brarian and Treasurer, was submitted -anti "cTerred to an auditing committee, consisting of Messrs. A. B. Ward law, j Eev. J. h. Martin and David SfcClane. [ Ret. H. T: Sioan submitted the a ..following resolutions on the death of r Dr. T. u. Hearst, which, tin motion j by llev. W. M. Grier, were adopted and ordered to bo entered on the g 'minutes; a Thecommitteo appomted to'jfrepai-o 0 ;a suitable minute respecting the late 0 Dr. John Wardlaw Ilearst, beg leavo [ ..to sabmit'thfr'following: - * j, Whereas. it has pleased God, in _ ins wiso and righteous Providence, L to remove from our midst, June 5, L 4873, Dr. John W-Hearet, one of fchei J; xt iulrt oaa*a4 * nit/1 lnr\/t^ ? i i/irvuiurs ui bins ivm^ <* zealous member and.liberal coDtributor to its funds; therefore, Resolved, 1st. That, while we bow * submissively to this dispensation of fi God's sovereign JR& t&e Author and I ? Guardian 6rBtei^uai Troth, saying: ^ 4,Tho Lord gave and thtj vLord hath .taken a way, blessed be ,Uie name of t; tbe'Lord," we will ehcrishmemory " :and iiriitale the example of one of the w warmest friends and most faithful n studcAts^f thVB'ble. Jlosolvei, 2d. That the loss which vwe and a good cause have sustained e iin his death should admonish us to w .greater zeal and efficiency in our cf ; r 'lorts to promote it. tl Resolved, 3d. That a blank leaf in , oor min'utes be inscribed to his memory With these resolutions spread upon d it, for tho cncouragcmcDt of those Avho shall come after. 'Rcsolrcd, 4th. That a copy of them / 'bo transmitted by tho Secretary of tho Society to tho bereaved widow, .Airs. Ado C. Ilcarst. *1 II. T. SLOAN, Chairman. p JJcv. H.'T. Sloan , also offered the following; tribute to the memory of T James JJrcnnan, for a long lime u/n zealous niciuber and faithful Director; I .? J (? . -..I !. I i! I...V <>I mm .-society, winen, on motion uy j g Kov. J. Ij. Martin, was adopted and, it ordered lo be entered on the minutes: <1 Wukrkas, .CJod, in IIis wiso and ;ie holy Providence, has seen fit, since I J, cur la"l meeting, to take from our ii midst,' October 8, "1^73, James J>ren-u nan, one of our oldest and most faith-'n lul members and d rectors, depriving i< un of his counsels and punctual exam- S aiid one who had lived the entire u history of tho Society, being present j ;?t its organization, and was only* %<naf?nnl nil fWvrti t.t aiv/.I? nit enmi ! ^IKiVmvu ll1"" Kksvuwi'ijj wu* i,. centennial -ct legation la#t year byjt i?is last illness; thcreforo, jl Rotolved, 1st. That wo recognize jc it.be Divino hand in sparing him sol!!" Song, taking him away m*a green old j' .ago, full of days and usefulness, and i thoreby holding up another oxamplo r of good works for our imitation and guidance. . ' Resolved, 2d. That wo will cherish t a grateful recollection of his memory ? nnd inscribe ^leaf in our minutes to ^ the good nnnTC of one who, after hav ing served his generation, fell in sleep 1 nod was gathered unto his fathers. * Resolved, 3d. That a copy of this preamble and resolutions bo trans- <] tnilted by the secretary to the aged e widow, Mrs. Margaret Drennan, and | bo published with this day's procoed- ( ings> h Ke\r. E. A. Bolles laid upon the table j [ for riiatribution tho abstract of the fifty-J eighth annual report of the American ' Bible Society. A. B. "Wardlaw, cliair- ? man of the auditing committee on the ? Librarian and Treasurer's report, re- t ported the same as having been exam- j c Ined and found correct. i g Rev. E. A. Bolles, in pursuance of the resolution of request of the Board ??f Directors, presented the claims of the 44Ameriean Bible Society Jitcord, and r solicited subscriptions to the same. On motion of llev. H. T. .Sloan, it.C M*as | j Resolved, That the American Bible, Society Jiccord be favorably reeom-jC mended to the members of this Society, i ( and tliev requested to become subscri-!. bors thereto. 11 Rev. W. S. Pressly was appointed to \ deliver the sermon at tiie next annual j .meeting; llev. E. R. Miles, Alternate., ^ Bobert R. Hemphill, Eeq.v-was appointed to deliver the address; L. \V., White, j alternate. The. olu officers, surviving, I "were unanimously re-elected. i f Dr." Joseph L. Pressly was elected j( . Director vice James Dreunon, deceased,; and T. T. Cunningham vice W. A. j J Giles, removed from tho County ; the j list Is as follows President?T. C. Perrin. ( _ Vice-President*?R. H. Wardlaw, Jas. ( y, jrressiy, a i>ur[, jamos xi. uaskiu, Kev. E. K. Miles. Directors?J. F. Gibert, WT McGhee, John M. McLees, H. T. Sloan, J. J. ( Cunningham, Dr. J. L. Pressly, J. O. Lindsay, W H Davis, J. I.'Bonner, j1 James GillamtP. H.Bradley, John S. | Keid, W. Hood, James Boyce, \Y. K. Bradley and W. F. Pearson. Corresponding Secretary ? Thomas Thoinson,- nrr t Treasurer atid Librarian ? J. F. C. DuPre. Recording Secretary ? William, H. Parker. On motion by Thomas Thomson, the committee appointed at last meeting to prepare a suitable memorial on the death of Judge Wardlaw, was continued to the next meeting. Mr. Thomson was added to the committee, which now consists of Messrs. W. ?. Pearson, A. Burt, James Boyce, and Thomas Thorn son. . The thanks of the Society were returned to Rev. W. M. Grier, D. D., for his able and appropriate sermon, and to W. C. Benet, Esq., for his address. After prayer by Be v. W. T. Capers, P. D., the meeting adjourned. T. C. PEERIN, President. I - War. H. Parker, Recording Secretary. jgU.Due West is aboat to boast tha possession of a new steam saw and grist mill and gin. tbo property of James J5. Todd. Good Advice, Mr. II. T. Tusten, our well-known townsman, advises all of his friends who can raise the wherewithal^ tc make a visit to the North, if* ior nc >thcr purpose, to come back bottei satisfied with their condition, even ir \ business point of view. lie hae been on some of the crack farms ol New York State, in Goshen County ihe Garden Spot of tho Uuion, where ands sell for $200 per acre, and finds hat there is nothing made by laming, Tho "land yields well, but. the narket- is 'overstocked and tho prices ire non-rdinunerative. Here wejiave t climate which is adapted to ever}' rariety of crop, and a staple which ilways lommawkiair priccs. As in .he North; so in the "West, the crops ire abundant, but thoy soil for com>arauvefy nothing?the nrarkot is ivcrstocked. The very faet that grain s ofleththo cheapest iueil, w proof of his. ~'Z ]+;. Mr. T. says that the Northern -crop? ire excellent?the hay crop wasflever jetter, and so of the grain crop genrally. He has seen acros of corn hat would make seventy-fivo "bushels o the aero.v Our friend mado arrangements in Bridgeport, Conn., to have his patent "ly Brush manufactured to order, ,nd wo havo no douot that lie will ealizt? a pile of money from his useful nvontion,,.r > .. " f.fv> In his trip ho combined "business ,nd pleasure, spent a couple of days it Long Branch, saw the probabilities ?f Now York city, and did justice to .11 the other attractions whioh. invite he attention of the tourist, and now ie tells his friends to'follow his exam ile and stnv where they aro?to learn / uscftil lesson without paying the u:iue which dear experience exacts, /et. us heed the warning. r*-3Tl The Speeches delivered at the late tepublican Mass Meeting arc pretty ally .reported in another column, and fve a survey of the situation from a Republican stand-point. Tlicy coniin 'something to 'commfend, and luch that- -will find but little favor Nth Democratic or Conservative saders. Any eulogy upon tho presnt State Government in tho face of xisting corruption and oppression, rill be disregarded, and promises of oform will weigh but little with hose who have so often witnessed im hrnlrf>n nlfid.Tos of nartv candi "" v' 1 O _ ? I J atcs. ' i :i '."'I iiecreation sek.kers.?tilo A. ft. *rtsbylcrian gives the following notice f tho whereabouts of its literati, ho are making the most of tho resite from arduous collegiate duty ''Scattering.?a number of our 'rdfe'esors and Teachers arc off scclclg health and recreation. Prof, iowry is about the old home in Gcoria; Prof. Kenned}' and wife are vising^oo LwigCano; Miss ^IcQuorns own on Lfttle River; Miss Galloway i among friends in Winmboro: Miss iacy is about Princeton, X.J., drinkig ut the famous fountain of science nd theology; Miss Morse is about Id Cedar Spring; Dr. Hoyuc goes '? Kind's Mutin'niii; Dr. l'ressly to ted Ureek. The rest aro. trying to lake the best of it iu Duo West. ft?- The report of the survey of he Greenville and French Broad laiiroad, lately made by M?j. "Wm. >. Green, chief engineer, and V. 2. McBee, assistant, is published n the Greenville papers, and furlishes a strong plea in behalf of hat route. It explodes the idea hat the Spartanburg route is the hortcst lino to Charleston, the Greenville route bcin<? one half nile shorter. Homicide.?A Miss Tuckcr, of Anlersoc residing with her father a hort distatice above the Abbeville ine, was slrot last week by a )*out)g Jorman named Zeigler, in the abenee of tho family, lie made off jut was arrested in Ituckersvillo, Ga., md lodged in th Anderson jail. He illodgea that tho pistol which inflict !U lllU \>uunu WU5 uiauiiiiiguu 4*vv?lontall}'. Thoro are very grave loubts us to the correctness of this tateinent. )Mr. II. C. Lipford brought a lumber of chickens to town for sale m Monday last, and swinging them icross hit?saddle-bow with their heads lown whilst in search of a purchaser. )n his return ho found that they lad all died of 6un-stroko or apoplexy, fhere are certain laws of health, vhieh even chickens mnst observe. ?4B>* 8^. We learn that Mr. II. M. Johnson has taken out a beof-scller's license from the town of Due West, ind has undertaken to supply the inhabitants of that town with the Jesircd fresh boof. The farmer butch31* has quit the business. tt?, Mr. C. G. Iladdon's horso became frightened near Upper Long Cane church one day last weok. The horse kicked the dash off the buggy and knocked the reins cut of Mr. Haddon's hand aud ran away, doing no serious damage. This is th< third adventure that Mr. Iladdon ha? had near this place. : * 2 Joining the Tax-Unions.?W< learn that various prominent Rcpub licans have joined the Tax Unions Among others would mention H. "VV Sparnick, Esq., of Aiken, and Hon John R. Cochran and J. S. Murray Esq., of Anderson. /ST The Union Times eays th< jury commissioner has at least twi l - n _ important cases to come Derore id jury which he will select at the tern of the Court. Bgju Duo "West is now luxuriatin, in the benefits of a money-order o: fice. "J; * ^ >.r: \ " r-. Ookesbury and Greenwood. COKESBUKY, S. S., August 1, 1874. Editor Press and Banner: Enclosed please'find the score "of tl match game between the "Star" Clul of Greenwood, and the "Cokesbury Club, of Cokesbury. The game wi played through the eighth inning, an was forfeited at the beginning of tli ninth, by foul balks from the pitcher* * J Thn TTmniro /li I tue ureeiiwuuav/iuy. ?vi\V. y '"f ?>y ? clared the Cokesbury Club vidtorio&s b , a score of 10 to 0. The following is tli ; score at the eud of the eighth inning il COKESBUKY. " Player*. It. 0. PO. j E. G. Gray don, c. f... 7 2 0 Waters, c 5 4 5 Connors, s. s.... 5 5 0 G.IX Graydon, r. f... 6 3 2 Mood, I. f. G 3 1i Graham, 3d b 6 2 3 Thompson, 1st b 7 2 0 " r\ /\ O Hodges, p v v. llound, 2d b 5 3 2 " , Total wm,..5B , r 26 .24,. . ... STAR, Players. Ji. O. PO. ^ Pattou, r. f. 2 2 0 Sheppard,.2d b 14 1 Barksdale? 3d b 2 3 2 Jordan. 1st b 2 3 (i B. Cobb, s. s 2 3 5 C. Cobb, c. f............ 1 3 4 Hodges, p 2 4 3 *?.Oldham, J. f. 3 1 I Crews, c. <. 2 1 * 2- ' Total..? 17 24 24 INNINGS. Star? s-- s~r ?, 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th, 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 2 0.8 14 0 , ,1 ... 1. 1 Ooke^bury-1? " ' 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 2 8 4 10 1 5 7 6 3 Duration, of game?3 hours. Umpire?L. W, Perriu, of the Abbe ville Club. C. C. SMITH, , - ; . Scorer. li Cokesbubv; 8. C?.T"I August 3d, 187-L/ Editor Abbeville Press and Banner; At a called meeting of the Cokesbur Base Ball Club held on the 80th Jul} the following resolutions were ofFere and unanimously adopted: y Jicsolved, 1. That in the recent mate game of Base Ball between the Besolut and Cokesbury Clubs, this Club Is pel fectly satisfied with the conduct of Cap Hound in carrying it out t?< a succesaii issue. 2. That this Club enJo/ses the actio of Capt. Bound'and saw nothing in sui aetiou unbtcoming an officer of tb Nine and a gentleman. 3. That copies of these resolutions l sent to the Press and Banner and tb Mediuht^ov publication.. vr.r.rs n fiiiAYTiON., Secretary pro tcm. A Card of Thanks. I desire to return my sincere expre sionsof gratitude to the citizens of Al beville for tbeir very liberal contributor bestowed upon nie, whiclriiave gon<^ fa towards repairing tlie losses' sustalne by the .tire. ... J. H. "\VALKElfc. August 1st, 1874. Nmr Adwrjiseffleiits. is i ? ?SLJ t] s vf ijl TJjg. JfoUojviiig;. is a.. JLsjt t)f nei advertisements: " . Dmg? ftiid medicines -^-Dr.-'Ai: ! drew Yates. OUCUll. o uaics--" i 'uunni. Fresh arrivals,? Emporium,c Eajirioni -hr ... . (?U ; Boots and Shdesr^l}. F, IHelrnijag < Cor 'i fh Wc fnipn a" - - trr .i f ' ? j-y < .. '? :?<? ojrt* .?:? ",TJ t , The Lather's Mansion. ? Mi Andrew Sioionds, the President c tlie First National Bank, lias pur 'chased the fine mansion of Co] | Richard Lathers, situated on Sout] j Bay, for $25,000 cash. \Ve und$i j stand this includes all in the hows i except the furniture and the pic | tures. Col. Lathers is thus withou a home among us again. * . y. j Our young friend, Mr. AY Cowan Crock, of Donnaldsvillo, ha purchased the Carriage Shop of 51i J. W. Sitton, of Due West, \Vil thereafter conduct the busi&efw/- II is a good workman, and merits pal ronago. Wo know him well in th army, where ho mado a capital so! dier. The Beechbb-Tiltdn' Scandai. stil fills the columns 0/ tho daily pros with its exciting details, but so fa ?! 1. - 1 ?11.: 1 1: 4 [/HUTU: 1KM OWtJH.^IIULHing I definite and'sirtMacrtoVy1 coVrfclusioni l^eee^cr.hfts.not yet mado bis4eta'rtei statement, and opinions ! are divide as beforo as to his guilt or innocent ?? jtST The meeting of the Trustoc of the Citizens' Savings Bank will b held to-day in Columbia. Gen. Mc Gowan represents our section at th meeting. Governor Ames, of Mississippi invokes tho aid of the Federal troop to keep order at the coming election! Grant declines to move tho troop! except according to tho Constitutor al rcquiremont?in tho exigency c rebellion or civil war. ggf We arc indebted to Senafc , Ilolliushead for late copies of Li [ favettc (Indiana) papers. The , make mention of the visit of tli Senator's wife, Mrs. Amelia IIo r linshead. ) 5 The U. S. District Court, wit Circuit Court powers, commence at Greenville, on Mondaj' las ' .T n el era Tl? x an nr/sciflinct T'Vin do o J-71 J U14 |.'l. VUlV.liU^t JL 11 v OV sions of the Court usuall}T occup many weeks. The Presbyterian Church Co gregation here at the meeting < Thursday night, adopted a Constit ^ tion and By-Laws undo? the no charter. The new officers have n< e been yet elected. q * B?, Mr. Robert Hill of Lownd< vill. has been emnloved by Messi g Wardlaw & Edwards as a dork f?, tbeir store. He bids fair to be i active and efficient assistant. 1;,ci^vvrv" "? Vt* - i **'*-* ' . "5"- ** .* ? '.*' k The New Postal La^v. ?? Tin Pott Office Gazette for .July suramari I zes what the now post office hill ac ' complishcs, as follows: 1. Prepayment of. newspapor pos ie tage after January 1,'1875. b. 2. Gives free delivery to all news " papers, to subscribers only, (daily is senu-weeKJy, wceifiy, moiumy o d quarterly,) withirivTthe County ii ie which they are printed aod publish3< >f froto /ulyi, 1873?^ v?A b- 3. Slakes a uniformity in all mat y ters,other than newspapers, as thir< ie class,, limited to four pounds jet om - cent for each two ounces.' Alf$>aper notr circulate 'free 55 tho wmhtie ^Hereinfc^tfjriire' printed,.fcjd2ccciv( their exchanges free.;n >)i!il "rrA J- mi "Oh! why should the spirit o 1 mortals be sad?" exclaims the 'Mil 1' waiTkec'Sentinel, "when New Oncani ^ rtj'O,lasses iclis at fourteen cents pc J' quart,,and buckwheat "flour is thi'QWi 3 at a man in tifty pound packflges." 1' i I' ) ' null-Ill! i 9 jVIarria.ges. [? MARRIED, on Monday the 3d inst. 0 at tiie resideiicc of Mr. William'Mc 4 Caslan, the bride's father, by the Rev J Jas. P. | Gibert, Mr. WM. HAM,; o 01 Georgia, and Mrs. MARY J. POS 0. TELL, of Abbeville. 0 i ? o " Consignees. { 7 The-foUowIng named poraons Hav< freight in tli?; .Depot: J B .CJark & Son. J MnNelH, AV 1 _ Widemau, Ji & J, W P Kennedy, iJ 1 ' Caldwell, SS C Link, Miss Julia Blaek. J. W.MAJiSiXALl'r8 . ? Agent, The roiiowmg persons nave pauKnge tn the Express oillce; D B Smith, A Talmadgej j Burton A LMillfer.J'-Oi jMilford, J A fcl&kt ' \Vooten & Andrews, E More, E SI Auioud, Thomas Young. ? C. V. HAMMOND,; Agent. j Market [Reports. ll co uk bctei) weekly. by . 'BARNWELL & CO. r- A. ti Dealers in Sta])le Dry Goods, Groct jj rics, Provisions, dec., &c. Abbeville, August 5,1874. ?} Cotton,... 14'to 1 ~ Eires OOp per doze Fodder, ....$2.00 per 100 11 ie Flour, ; $9 to $13 per bl ie Ground Peas, $2.00 to $2.25 per busln Meal, ?1.40 to $1.00 per busln Molasses, 50 to 73c per gailo Nuflfe,. - \10ceirtsp4r J Oranges, '....80c to $1.00 per doze Peas, $1.25 per husln Apples, .$2.( Hutter, i a rfacon, 10 to ] , Cottee, 30 to 4 Corn, $!.<; is Chickens, 15 to 25c eac ir Baltimokb, August 3?Cotton dtrtl. middling 1??; sales 20. Flour steuilj Corn dull?Southern white 90a92; ye low 82a83. Oats steady?Southern an Western G-5. Provisions strong an a, ,^Ag. 'ullanijj^nv.t, nugunii u?vyuium uu ?middling 15$; low middling ISj; n? receipts 81; exports coastwise 70fr*>Sffli ,v 100." Augusta, August 3?Cottou nomint ?middling 15J; receipts 43 bales; sale 20.' TAfttt?v-, * $2 St. Louis, August 3?Flour quiet pn unchanged. Corp inactive and prett ttriu?JNo. 2 mixed tiuaW, according-1 location; white mixed higher?OoJaGt if Whiskey firmer?JWal.OO. Pork Hrni24 Oil. ilacon strong ami higher?U|ad for shoulders: 12:il2A clear rib; clea k m.' * tJ , . 2vj5w Youk,''August 3?Cotton quiet uplands 17; Orleans 17g. Southern flpu quiet?common to fair extra 5 50aG 15 . good to choice G 20all 00. Gold close rat9*- . j; Williamston Female Collep j Williamston, S. C. '' 0 ff^HE FALL SESSION will opei JL August 11, enabling pupils v t spend tho sickly months in our high healthy region, near our Chalybeat Spring, and return home for Christmas For a Catalogue containing foil par ' ticiUar$, (idttogay s REV. S. LANDER, A. M., r. . * j President. II EST I will accompany pupils up frqn e Niuety-Six on Monday,, August 10th. > July 9,1874 14-lm* ^ ? GREAT INDUCEMENTS. * Pi n . CI t> J 1 _ II A rj mo ocasun is-mr imvanvi-u, mm 8 xjL will sell (for CASH and CASE r OVLY,) the rtynnirider ot our Stocl 0 of Dress Goods, at COST \ McDOXALD & HADDOX 1 i >. Julyl, 1874 12- tf I CARPENTRY. 0 fW^HE undersigned hereby gives no tice that he is prepared to do al kinds of CARPENTER'S' WORK am . BUILDING. He also repairs 3 COTTON GINS, THRESHER ?. AND FANS. 3, A full supply of GIN MATERIA] j. always on hand. Farmers are re<jueste< ? to bring their Gins up early in the sen " son, to allow time to have them properl; prepared. Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin >r the Brooks Cotton Press, and all kind of rubber and loathei belting. j D. B. SMITH, 0 Abbeville C. H., S. C. T..)? 1S74 14-fim V I . ?mm ;h T?KESn PROUiSD FLOUR, NET ,j JP WIIEAT. All grades. "Pricc reduocd." Just arrived at R' W. JOElT SMITH'S. July 15 lUf . - - . W GOS To arrive inis wees Striped and Plain Japanese. >n Plain White Lawns, a* Striped Lawns, 3 Figured Piques, JU Morocco Belts, Sash Ribbons, etc. Z Fresh Graham Breai 10 Mav he found constanly on hand i an H. "LUSKIN'S BAKERY. Juiij 3,1874 8-tf S -ffoii fiV: ?' -f' | ' -. - - -jj ; Boots m *Vr a' Jj&AX^ We are novt receivingi)- direot'frc(rh-tbe 3 p stock of # ;BQt)T& StfQES Which' will'be sold as low as In any othe: warranted: Or i Merchants Visitiug Charleston ar B *" 1 ??.. To Bill-:;.vi B, F. F3UB 8 (I ' ir" 1 ,.>i. .*>. ti. ;;i 'I * No, 2 Hayne Street a I- *D. P. Fleming. f: < ...{ . Samuel. Nelson,. ./, r. . a :s\ 'Charleston, August'!''1^7.4,' lT^lm' b . - ; 'f?. t ' ; 1 tj! <. r ~ ~"7 1 i ~r* ;,) . } it ; WALLER & " "" "il-RBCHA , ?* i .v i .'fjt ",n n T^nnATUTA / UriUWN VV U< . - ; ' . vvji-nrt !{? . f A RE now offering to the public in the - Hue of all the Goodd generally neet .1 \f r I:- r , TIIEIR S3 ;j-j ! . r.i. ^ . have been selected with great < pi! S-K'lVfOA ')7IOT3T ^ READY -Jim * * TiTtrn driiAWir At* A XJ.ll.Ej OlUUAl . .,V* MpD .. 1 * S #' r T r. r A good ass ;r> , fk , ' ' . !?. ; Groceries, Hardware, Cr , si which thp atteutiea of purchasers is i . WALLER r ! 19, 18i3,45-tf i * NOW IS YOlj'B . 1' < r ' ' ?L: 1 r fW^HE undersigned respectfully begs 1< ' JL lie in general, that he will sell his consisting of V | Dry Goods, SI |) 1/ ~ ' i- A LAR S READY-MADl IS ,, . : . ! ' g . AT A VERT S li Above New York Cost. Also a largo lo [" GBOO] J At VERY LOW PRICES^, Call early . n mm':. w* jfimjyyt m .T [1 gHwcww*wj<in'n>u.iji'niii IT"B" A.VIX G- seou red a first class Firo ^;liti>feyORAGK OF CjE>TTONr wex I' flour Mr. K. J;' BOZIEBwrn glvcfhis ei ?, Imont. Our stock of GHOCEIIIE& AI AO llUtinl ncuu tvuiiucig cvo uoutui ^ J. " : .. --3. 1 . * !?f J. T. Robertson i. .? ? +i - MK . .1 i i rl Wo CALLS the attention of the xtOr,to f Stock of j SPRING GdOl)^ novr opened! and ready for inspection. 31 ei spared no pains in selecting this Stock, , having . made his purchases under the most favorable circumstances. His lines are o complete in-all the various DeT i -i. parnirenis, ana his ma uutcik minationto sell at the lowest prices; he feels assured that # CASH. BUYERS will find it to * their interest to give him a call. He calls especial attention to " his Stock of DRESS GOODS and MI LLINERY. Ilis Dress Goods Department embraces all j - the latest styles of SPRING] J [AND SUMMER MATERIAL, [ GRENADINES, JAPANESE, , Tntf API 1STR PRINTEDI LAWi\S, STRIPED PUR. CALS, PRINTED MUSLIMS. i WHITE STRIPED LAWNS, - PIQUETS, with a great variety y of plain White Goods, JACO, NETTS, MULLS, NAIN* SOOKS, FREXCII SWISSES, &c., &c, His Millinery is in full bloom and he cordially invites the 1*? dies to givp.lum.a cau, iseimg assured*'ui&t" the temptation 1 will be too great for them to t leave without purchasing somefa thing in Miss RAMEY'S DEPART^EKT. . In connection Villi * tliis, will BE FOOTJ-D A DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT, j in all its various branches, un-i der charere of Miss LIDDIA1 TAGGAKT, whose long cxpe. rience is well known to the ladies of Abbeville. j. T. ROBERTSON, April 15,1874,1-1? 4 ?tgggfl?gl SUPPLY 3 ^TkF'tboSe imre PRUfT JELLIES, ? frtr nln.-nin'a. &C.*s afi: * a 'TRADE, v ianufacturera, a largo and .well selected ^ AND TRUNKS, _ I . r . j.. 1 k\' ' |Jg r market. All goods ^ith our Brand i ders solicited. i r oJ. - d1 Vr-tiJ d:.' <! -u' o .invlteditCfcExamine OW Stock. ( turTXtih D ffn S liM-AXTlSr OCf UU., ' i, Comer of: Church Street. , JAME8 M. W-IL80H. i .vii; . u: jacks' giiipillin; Ivt'td3 rv.ji:--;: vswl .? -I' -i Ti' '' , BROTHER, obiue i- :?; u . I . n . .NTS' AT 1 mJ ?< - .ji i'. "min:'. u } . sm Q p Ls jlJy- V>/ . liJ'TftJ " ;i ; - ; ir new and handsome building, a full led iu this community. rOCK OF c ?re, and unusually attractive. ' : - ' .} .... rtr /imriTii/i IL LLUI nllNu. : t Li;'-- lo ' .! ] ' v'":/';t.a i . BOOTS AtfD SHOES. ' .. . / . , . :*. ' . M? ... . t. jortment of ockery, and Glassware. nvlted.' Give usxi call.: 'J & BROTHER. ..JJ '0ill I ; j-/\ 1 -i * ?- ? 1 i-.--ji.il iu? rJt " it*. TIME TO GET v h If. i:. ' v_~f | , ?;, . ?,- 1 J ;ave to inform his customers and the pub- ft entire SPRING and. SUMMER STOCK, c ioes and Hats, * GE STOCK CF i E CLOTHING, a MALL PROFIT B3RIBS, and secure good bargains at 9 *: ; : .y . ' CHEAP QASH STOBE. I J Qi vt . ' m ...., - . 1 '. ! - LTON & CO.,I; ' I fi ' . Factors <tai $ E GROCERS. t _ : Proof Warehouse for the SALE AND , espectfully. solicit consignments of sqme. utire personal attention to this depart;STD PLANTATION SUPPLIES Avfli be DOZIER. WALTON, A CO., AiigUBta, Ga. ^ The - Statu of. Sontli Carolina. - ABBEVILLE COUNTY, , \V Court of Common Picas. fr J A T. E. H. McCroskey, Flora P. MoCroskey, Plaintiffs, ; against Elizabeth C. Uptou, Wm. A. Upton, John P. Barratt, Irene C. Barratt, William P. Barratt, John T. Parks, Samuel E. Parks, _ Defendants. a SUMMONS. For ftdic.f? Conwlaint not Served. ~T"' * ' * To the Defendants, Elizabeth C. Upton. | Wm. A. Upton, John P. Barratt, I Irene. C. Barratt, William P. Barratt, John T. Parks, Sarah 10. Parks: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of Common PJeas, for the said |\ County, and to serve a copy of your an- |j swer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, Law Range, Abbeville Court House, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the fri day of such service ; and if you fail to i answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. _ Dated July 8, 1874. MCGOWA-N.& PABKISH, Plairitiffs Attorney. To the Dofcndants, Elizabeth C. Upton, \ Wm. A. Upton, John P. Barratt, | Irene C. Barratt, Win. P. Barratt: Take Notice that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of tne Clerk of the Court of Common' Pleas, at Abbeville, in the County of Abbeville, in the State of South Carolina, on the SUi July, 1874. McGOWAX & PARKER, Plaintiff's Attorney. ggg"* Greenville Republican publish once a* week for six weeks. ' July 15, 1874 14-Gt LAMP CHIMNEYS of . good quality, at PARKER & PERRIN'S. Oswego corn starch, Fresh, : at PARKER & PERRIN'SSIMMON'S LIVER REGULATING W Cathartic Pills, at " PARKER & PERRIN'S. ; u. QENNETT'S FEVER & AGUE ' S3 Pills. Price 60c a box, at F AliKEB & PERRI-N'S. SUGAR COATED QUININE PiUs. 1 25 cents per dozen, at PARKER & PERRIN 'B. Si MORSE'S FEVER & AGfePiUs. $1.00 Box, at - : , , ' , . PARKER A PERRIN'S. c S" HALLENBERGEP.'S FEVER aAgue PiHs.aSl^t) Box, at PARKER & PERRIN'S. ! . j ^ '-'W " ,0V PRICES! i |uarlei ?$ W . . 11 the attention oi ttoeip-lnends i lected and VARIED STOCK 0 FRING AfTO SI . ?i? AT LOW P Comprising all the Nove iDIES'DRESS GOODS, ; GREXADI.W, LMOJ ALPACAS, TICTC PTiABf"- AN , ; tandall kin k/vuite Groo LADIES SCARFS, TIJ PAEASC /lothing, Shoes, QUARLI April 15,1374,1-tf ?- ' ' "'I 'E2E33BI JB51W2 KEEP constantly on hand the best mi perie.uced workmen and are mauui varied assortment of vehicles of every heaper than the cheapest?which for bea 1 -- * li_?-il: -?'_i. e 4>i?n i,_, oinpareiavoraoiy wuu wuik num u? All work warranted to be fully up to rep They manufacture a one-and a-half h uitsuiall farmers for ONE HUNDKED aKfavor wherever used. They manufacture at low prices Harness took on exhibition They are manufacturing COFFINS OF aaortment on hand, and will attend fune Nov. 10,1873, 31-ly '' a NELSON & i ' > ': FAKE pleasure in, calling the atteutioi . Stock of . :t 3DDT1fffl A CM ji inn u a uui nd feel confident they can please all wh tock of DKY GOODS will consist of ful ether with all the late styles of )ress Goods, Cassilhen Long Cloths, Line They have a fall line of NOTIONS and ttentiou to their Stock of " ' - . '* ' r # a Pequies, Muslins, Nain hese (roods are much cheapcr than for s Soots an . Speaeialty, and have a large and well se le most accominqdatiug terms. THEIll ST< G-ROC1 ill be kept full by constant arrivalls, so esh goods, and at the lowest figures. Gil kVianillo nnri tlinv U/SR nlpflgp VOU. UUb T lllVj UliU iiuvj 1* y ? sriiiM & April 8 1874 (52?tf ?' GOODS IN EXCHAN Barnwell are now opening the BV nnnns cunnpnip ill uuvi;u) uuuvumij hich owing to the scarcity of money cuds in EXCHANGE FOE COTT FULL MARK Oct 1, 1873, 25-tf THE WORLD WILSON SEWIN * i & ft?. ?? Ck3 ^ -=*J ^Smll S 35j |S Im^S i mi a ram wae . jlf . .r',1i ... 4HEAPEST, NEATEST, AND I THAN .ANY SEWING MAC rIHE WILSON SEWING MAOHIN] a kft onnro/>iaf/;h on/1 nrnfarnnfl avap jgj^ IV UV W|/J/?VU??VV? V*liu J/4ViV**VM Vf ? v? We are now ready to give the best term: tate. LAMES A CHA3 We will give any lady a*achine that v lines. MOORE & COZI C. E. BRUCE, I May 13, 1874 5-3m SPING GOODS | Pei^n* :o the arrival of,^dr welK.v. IMMER riceSj^^^|:, D PLAID MfSOMS I !S R, i one* wagon, with tongne'and shafts to 1?1T,T,A Hfi whtoh Vina mpf itflfh llnlvof' i 5 of every description, and fteep a good . EVERY VARIETY, and hffveitaise rals with their fine n?w Hearjje.; >,f *; A J. W. ROWLAND, . w ? " 1 ^ ., i ' , . 'i i ' -r : GANNON ft n *??::>{' ~(i} 1 l of their frier.ds antl the pubMo toithelr . .i'lwmt -lit * i&ffU 3 0 will faVor theni With a call; Their ' 1 Hues of STAPLE DRY GOODS; to- y. *" m j is, Tweeds, Sheetings,. .J ns, Towels, &c. WHITE GOODS. They InTil^pecUJ isooks and Brilliants, iii everal years. They continiife toiittke cl Slioes ,r - M lected Stock, which they'can sell on DCK OP <;k a a-asjM*. that their oustomem can always get i re them a call & Hp? 1, Granite JJaiige, ' *. ^ ' ' | ; ' .. ^ I ^ 'V _ '4 * il i ' ' T rnmrnmrn^mimm GE FOR COTTON* & Co., I- ' ?v* ' J sir new Stock of ; iS, PROVISIONS, &C, , they aro offering to sejl tp their OX for which they -will-allow t|n? ET PRICE. ... J REisrowisrEiD .; n M* rTTTTUTl? I f U iTiALflllTfi i i Mffl FOR FIVE YEARS. / mnm v i Mm T i?01-WlLij LAQl LVAVAA IHINE IN THE WORLD! * " ' * V--/ i? E need only to bo seen and sowed on, all others. 3 to first-class. Agents throughout tho ,'CE FOR, YOU 1 rill send us a cash order for four Ma17, General State Agents, Abbeville, South Caroling. ' .oca! Agent.