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'0 ^ 1 TO TBE BRIDE. BY JOHN* A. CHAPMAN'. ? j oulil 1 prevail with heavenly powers, To make thy life one morning glory, or \nd crown thy hrows with fairest flow-ha! ers, (sci And make thee know in song and sto- |j^ '' ' tci O loveliest woman that I know, () happiest, sweetest, purest, best, C() Tlie flying moments as they go gr iShould Make the more ami still more wl blest. J.jfl ' \V( And could I wave a magic spell? L Could keep the safe in peaec andj . splendor; j.1 How gladly?the knowest well? jic." Would -thus be thy must sure dc-j fentler; * 'tei Thy davs should alwavs grow more; bright. Thy life-be crowned with cheerful;"" ease, j^ie Thy hearPfcveiflow with full delight, 'an JL)eop '?t.j -as inifathomed, siuiimios -j-j iio i And he,*thylove, should love the still,"11 With -fond-devotion true and tender, 1,1 And keep thee safe from harm until pr ThpuMst ri.se at last to heavenly spltm- 10 doJ*; wc O loveliest woman that I know, . O happiest, sweetest, purest,best, .Time's Hying moments as they go l'' fcjhoukl make thee more and still more so . hlest. tv, fl And near should clouds of trouble come 0f And o'er thy jxithway darkly lower, , * ' AH luiitiil IlU Aim never suouiu m* iu-mhui ? .. Be under fell misfortune's power; s,1i But like a fairy, gem-like isle, liu Set in some sunny, southern sea, spi On which the heavens forever smile, t|, -r^ So bright, .-o pure I by lite should be. | And then when came thy setting sun? ' , For all suns set in gloom or glory? * \?y bliss should bo but just begun an In heaven where nought is transitu- t|J * ry; a loveliest woman I hat I know, O noblest, wisest, purest, host, ' .-vfe's endless agis, as they How, 11C Should make thee more and still more a i h blest. ar ? .<?. ad HUMOROUS. ' do Shades of night?\* imlow curtains, od Sheet music?children crying ii. " bc-d A noose-\>aper? a marriage eertifi- wi cate. lie The path of dutj'?through the Custom House. u The casvO of woman suffrage -scar city of husbands. What portion of tho oodv are the Jbost travelers?The two wrists. What is that which, by loosing an io oye, has only a nose left? A noise, atl Staipps tfi'o not required on notes; ' t tut it takes "stamps" to pay 'em. t Soino ladies, this season, wear be I lute ? Iiuf it <l<w>vtiT1 iljV Wing* V/ll I.IIVM HlfcVO ? v .V v, ? i4W make 'cm angels. foi Old Lady?"Is this a smoking car- J'0 riage?" Fellow [inside]?"No, inarm; e if you want to smoke go higher up." The hair from a ladies' braid should l0 never he woru on the lapel of a gen- C0! jLleman's coat, unless the partic3 arc |jf, engaged. ti1( "One thing," says an old toper, L'? "was never so en coming through the ,nt rye, and that's the kind of whiskey c'51 one gets now-a-dnys. "j "It's generally the case with bad boj's," philosophically remarks Miss Anthony, "that they look like their ha mother and net liks their father." th'1 "Your feet are very stylish," said a man to his friend, whose feet was covered with bottons- ">To, not st}-- ^ lisli, but exceedingly nobby." was the good naturod wp'v, A Kansas paper says : "A mule tj, kicked an insurance agent in this place oil the cheek the other day.? The agent's cheek was uninjured, but the mule's was broken." "Can 3011 inform me," said a stu- tin dent to a book seller, ''whether I can I all find anywhere the biography of Pol- mc lock?" "Yes, 1 dare say you will bo find it in the Course of Time. art Kansas teacher?"Where docs all |? our grain prodik t go to ?" Boy?"Jl ^ goe.s into the noppeiv "noppcr: i" What hopper?"' "GrasshopperJ'' tri-1s"1 umphautly shouted the lad. fK) ]im A printer's devil says his lot is ajst.| hard one; at his boarding house they jjt charge him with all tho pio the can't w( find, and at the office his -employer jn charges his with all the pi they dojjj, find. |th, At a recent Washington breakfastj^i* fruit was served as tho first course, an with articles of jewelry enclosed inL.? the st-ancs. The ices were in the; li>rin of ccler\ stalks and cars of' Co green.corn.?llow nice ! i Fi . "Which had you rather do, go to'*" Wheeling in Virginia, or Corning in, Nebraska ?" ? A'zchanyc. We 11 we j * . ? i * ; m i don't want to lierne Switzerland, so}"" we'll go to Heading Massachusettsi over Andover.?Boston Advertiser. in'1 . let Statistics show that in the last ten pj, '' years, on an average, ten out of every; ty hundred inhabitants in the beautiful j country of Dante were forcibly elected out of their skins. "Accidente!" j "I swear," said a gentleman to his f?! lady-love, 'you arc very handsome."j th ' Pooh!" said the ladv, "so you would so say if you did not think so." "And!)** so you rt-ould -think," answered lie, "though I should not say so." j th English traveler?"As he got up two iicvse pistols dropped from his; back pockets." Interlocutor? 'Tiiit^0 how could lie find rooms for two1"1 horse pistols?" Third party?"O,'1'1 lie did not moan two horse pistols. cxactl}', lie meant two Colt's pistols." jm Probably no characteristic of their' female mind is better developed than ^ the docility with which women acccpt tne fashions of the day. lio (n they beautiful- or hideous, becoming!^jj or unbecoming, comfortable or tortu-jV( they aro the "fashion" and must: be worn. ?? fo Old Lady (who sleeps badly):? tj, f.-'?!?ow, Mary, if I should want to: w .Uirht mv candle, arc the matches 6o ? V r there?" Mfirj-: "l es, ma'am, there's ju wan." Old i>ady.: "Que ! Why, if' c.| it misses fire, and wont light." Ma-Jit . .ry: *'0h, divil a of.it, ma'am. Sure m -ltJiried.it." '\Do 3*011 enjoy going to church sc -.now?" asked a lady of Mrs. Parting- lo ton. l.'jja, mo, I do" safe Mrs. Par- th rtinglon. "Nothing does me so much ot good as to get up early on Sunday jcr morning and go" to church, and hearjdi a populous minister dispense .with theis}gospel." ,cr v*^P ^ , r" ?>. . ^ mm-rycrr.'afn-amrun: --* o.**?**rmxxamcK3mmcrwTKmmmmtwwsBunmm ~~ f! The Flaw Hunters i There arc people 'vho have a pre- j niatural faculty for detecting evil,; the appearance of evil, in every] an's character. They have a fatal ?nt for carrion Their memory is ;e a museum i once saw at a inedi-: 1 college, and illustrates all the Indus distortions, and monstrous; owths and revolting diseases by) iinmnnitv cmii he troubled or lifted. Tli.'V lliink tlicy have a inc'crful knowledge of Iiuman naro. I>ut it is a blunder to mistake, c Newgate Calendar lor a biography il dictionary! A less offensive type of the same idency leads some people to find; parent satisfaction in the discovery; d proclamation of the slightest i feels in the habits of good men j d the conduct of public institutions, lev can not talk about the benefitsj nferred hy a great hospital witht lamenting some insignificant blot its laws, and some trifling want of udenee in its management. .Speak them about a man whose good irks everybody is admiring, and ey cool youjr ardor by regretting at ho is so rough in his manner, or smooth?tftat his temper is so 1ms, or that he is so fond of applause. 10v seem to hold a brief, requiring them.to prove the impossibility of tnaif perfect ion. They detect the ghtcst alloy in the pure gold of man goodness, That there are uts in the sun is, with then), someingmore than an observed fact?it kes rank with a priori and necessat ruths. There arc people who, if they hear organ, find out at once which are e poorest stops. If they listen to great speaker, they remember thing but some slip in theconstruc?n of a sentence, the consistency of metaphor, or the evolutions of an gument. While their friends are miring the wealth and beauty ol tree whose brandies are weighed wn with fruit, they have disco vera solitary bough, lost in the golden lnAMf.n nn whir-Ii nothing is hauir I'oor ITaslitt was sorely troubled th tl'cm in his timo. "Littleness," said, "is their element and they re a character of meanness to latover the}" toueh. From the Newberry Herald. Rev. J. I. Fair. Mr. Editor: During a recent visit the little village of ilonea Path, 1 [ended service at the Presbyterian lurch of that placc and had the qualified pleasure of hearing a serin from lie v. J. Y. Faix*, of Xewrry. Seldom has it been my privto hear a more touching appeal the Master's cause. Gently, tcnrly, yet with a masterly hand did portray the frailties of earth and a glories of heaven, and our hearts Mit out in gratitude and admiration tho^oung stranger who had thus J iinfn II<5 t)>i? hl'Oiwl nl I and forgetting for one brief spell n world and all its trials and vcxans, with tear dimmed eyes and siting hearts wo were led to exlim: .iglit in the distance breaking I see, sus of Nazareth, lo! It is thee." May his sojourn here bo long and ppy?his labors blessed and sancti-J il?his harvest of souls abundant; il when lie lays down his well earn-l crown of earthly* glory at the viour's feet, may ho be crowned pw with the star-gemmed diadem I eternity. 11 that Paradise divinely fair, e just alone can enter there." n. Willianiston, S. C. Wiiat Tweed Says.?The Boss is us reported pcuitenLially: "Persony I have had little benefit from the >neys taken from the city. Everyi I_J . -1..: ? uy uuu a uuuui "JjllBr *'" i 4l,,u lls,4t! c! lel'tl hare disbursed the lands; ethers. My lawyers wcro paid I If a million. Investments in real ate have been ruinous. Immense; ms have been lost in sioek specula-j >n ; and though I am reputed to bej mensely rich, except the property j .tied on my wife I have nothing.' ! irsting into tears, he added: 'I, >uld gladly givo every dollar I have tbs r?fc#rld*; to,tna^$ restitution." j r. Tweed's testimony is valuable, toj u extent of showing that money ihonestly gained brings only shame d infamy to the robber. r,. j Fst; of Toads?The Journal dcs\ miaisiunccs Medicoh states that the j etieh horticulturists have followed! e example of the English ones,and! opled their gardens with loads. )cse reptiles are determined eneesof all kinds of snails end slugs, j lich, it is well known, can, in a sin-! i night, destroy a vast quantity ofj luce, carrots, asparagus, &c. In | tris toads are sold at the rate of fif-! cents a dozen. The dealers in this! linviting article keep it in large J bs, into which they plunge their re hands and arms, wiihout any) irnf ibo tioisonons bite to which! cy arc supposed to expose them-1 Ives. Toads are also kept in vineirdSj where they devour, during the glit millions of insects that escape e pursuit of nocturnal birds. ?. ? - ? ? It is a great thing for a young man find out early, that he is of the inimum of importance in tlio world; at \vhiL* it demands of him everyitig he could do, it can get on adirably without him?bless you, he iver has been recognized ? Don't rget the mistake made by the fly on e coach wheel, nor the disaster that ertook the ambition of the irog. o all }*ou can; sink all selfish flights oJ' self, and compel out of )ii the best that is in you. A fond parent who bought a cow r his summer residi-nce in anticipa011 of the delight that the product ould cause his little daughter, was mewhat chagrined when Miss Pert, oking upon a pan of nccter. exaimed: Oh, the horrid yellow scum, isn't half so good as the nice blue ilk wo gee in bosten." [There was a ludicrously sndden do* t 4 ' ? 4 <-? * V* inti , :QPI> Il'tJiu iuu buuiiuiu iu mv us where a clef^ryman preaching on i0 "Ministry of Angels" suddenly )Sorvcd, "I hear a whisper," the iun?C of tone started one of the j.acons, who sat below, from a drow ,moodfand springing to is feet he ied, "It's the boys in fho gallery." # .i . , ,.1.,].,^ Grant and Bunker Hill?Why the 1 . President Staid Away. J According to the Long Branch correspondent of the A7?P }rork J/cr(ihi, (irarit and his Cabinet did not go i to the J5uulcer JJill centennial because ? id' the ungentlomaidy treatment they received at the Lexington celebrution. Referring to disgraceful squabbles over the expenses of the Admin- (j istiation, the resident is thus reported : lie felt that this discussion cf thcj? local authorities in New England wasfj an oficnsc of I lie gravest character, I the insult of a host to a guest, as he j visited 2se\v England at lhe invita-j tion of the authorities, iiis pros- I enee was a gracious and kindly act, adding largely to the success of the celebration. JI e was not allowed to incur any expense, or to bear any r portion of his entertainment. Yet, as soon as he returned, ho found that the bills f'ui* his entertainment had been made matters of discussion, and that questions had been asked as to whether the President should or should not drink wine, or should or should not smoke cigars ; that the amount of wine charged in the bill ? had been a matter of amazement and reproach,, and that. omTof the com- ^ mittee went so far as to express his alarm lest tho habits of tho President should lead him into an unusual and u painful condition of life. l' Tho Nashville Union and Amcricau, t making the above editorial digest of O O the President's position,frankly adds: "We hardly doubt that the sentiment of the country will be with Grant in i i i? - r j I, ^ I tins matter. itiiv/A- snaooy 01 uiusu Down Easters counting drinks on him." Wliilo sympathizing with the Executive in this matter, it docs not escape us that Actrcon is being devoured by his own dogs. ? ? Stato of South Carolina, Charleston County?In tho Common Picas. ?Tho ?Statc ex rcl. rlhe Union Bank vs. Wm. Gurncy, County Treasures. In pursuance with tho order of the Supreme Court in the above cause, it is ordered that tho following issues be submited to the jury: 1st. Is the relation the bona fide holder and owner of the bills tended the respondent in payment of taxes? 2. Were the bills so tendered genuine bills of the said bank ? 3d. Were the said bills issued for and applied to tho purposes for which said bank was authorized to issue its bills? <1.1. Ilin cniil liillc an Innfloi'nH "arm. i? t*i v; oiiivi no wv bviivtvi issued in aiil of the rebellion ? 5th Wero the said bills issued and received with reference to Confederate treasury fiotes ? It is further ordered that the finding of the jury be made upon each of the said issues. COMK TO ME. Vet come to me in dreams that I may live fMy very life again, though coI<I in death : Come back to me in dreams that I may give Pulse for pulse, breath for breath: J Speak low, lean low, As long ago, my love, how long ago! 1 At a prayer-meeting an old man ] got up and prayed for a son now in fellon's cell for the crime of murder, v Another old man trembling joined his v prayers, adding that he too, had a ft son, hut he had been murdered. ? Their namas were made known, and n lw\ nf "Ki! irnrrl ,S StftL'PS ail u James Fisk. jr., stuoil the first time to K his lace.? Chicayo 2'ribune. J.' Aunt Hetty inquired of the servant girl recently if she came from the Hungarian parts of Ireland. On being told that her geographical knowledge was somewhat defective, she ex- C cused herself by saying, "I hain't y much learnin ; 1 never went to school '* but one day, and that was in the evenin' and we hadn't no candle, and the master didn't come." Jones went to a theatre the other b evening. The play was uau, tin; act- [, i:ig worse. On all sides Junes' friends c were hissing both. ''You take it comfortably,said a friend to Jones. "1 t eamo in on an order, and I don't feel I a liberty to express an adverse opinion,'' was the reply. Preset)tly, however, Jones rose hurridly, indignation jn every line of his face, "By Jove, i / must go out and pav !'' lie exclaimed * 1 Asa boy was going down Porter street, yesterday, a weman opened the front door of a house and ealicd, "John ! John ! John!" As *.lhc boy , paid no attention to the calls, a pedestrain said to him: Here, bub, your mother is calliug you,." "!No she * isn't," repiied the lad, as he turned the corner; sncs only lamer 8 second f, wile, and I want lier to understand ? that she can't rule me!" u ti A man in North Carolina who was ?! saved from a conviction for horse stealing by a powerful pleaef his law- A yer, alter his acquitual of the jury, j w:is asked by tho lawyer: "Jlonor, Bright, now Hill, you did steal that horse, didn't you ?" "Now loolc a-hero 1 [judge," was the reply, "i allers didr | think I stolo t hat hoss, but since II j ! hcuru yonr speech to that 'ere jury, I'll be degonedil'I iant got my doubts I about, it." John, the man who attends (o the; j small duties around the jail, was scut r. j to the post office to mail a letter and ! < I give three cents witch to pay the pos-l [ ta-re. One of these cents was a new L I j icoiii, and not likely to part with it, * j he gave the postmaster two cents and i * brought back the other. Upon boing told it required three cents to pay the postage, he complacently roplied, "Well let it go as far as the two ] will carry it. * : When a womyn is carc-laden and ] i heavy-hearted, nothing shakes the j | megrims out of her quicker than for }a couple of ladies to slop in front of 1 'the house long enough for her to ex- J amino the trimmings on their bon- -j ; nets. < "j | Last month a hugh mass of ice fell 'e from Mount Blank, and in the crystal , | mass, perfectly preserved, was the body . I of John Blackford, the American actor, : who. three vears ago. uudertook the as- . ; cent* of the mountain with a guide. 1 i The ice was cut away, and the body recovered and buried with Christum Ceremony. ! Postmaster-General Creswell is a very j handsome man with his rosy complexion, white beard, and sympathetic eves, ( land is more admired by the ladies than < any other member of the cabinet. ] .... - ' ' -iM SfEW FIBMl!: %''' Christian & Co. 1?RAMCISS IN, '* [groceries AND 'ARMERS' SUPPLIES, Abbeville, S. C., kt Trowbridge's Old Stand, j J ITSriLLkeop alwiiyson hand a full I H supely of IORN, BACON, FLOUR,' ? CIGARRS, ...COFFEES, &c.,j; Also ft select stock of ' 'oiifectiouanes and Fruits BANNED GOODS, &c? We sell for cash nt short priiits. CJivc i s a call. IHRISTIAN & CO, Dec. 23, 1874 37-1 f Nos.3Broad Street and 109 East Bay Street, I CHARLESTON, S. C. STATIOIEBS First-Class Work ; OUR SPECiALTY, YET, DY VSINO CHEAPER GRADES OK KTftCK, WE CAS FURNISH WORK AT LOWEST LIVING PRICES. j fine fashioSTTstationerv, ! Piries Paner and Envelopes. Redding and (Ball (Invitations ON THE BEST STOCK AND PRINTED IN THE LATEST STYLE. BATCHLLEY'S (a TT> Improved CueumI* J?j *' bcr Wood Pump is W <?j theacknowlgfid STANDARD of the ? market, by popular verdict, tlic { be?t pump for least money. At- > tent'?n is invited to Batch ley's! ttj&jfc} Improved Bracket, the Droy Check Valve, which can bej withdrawn without disturbing! lie joints, and the copper chamberj ,'bich never cracks, scales or rusts, and | ill last a lite time, for saie oy uuaiur.- : ml the trade generally. In order to beI lire that you get Blatehley's Pump, be areful and see that it has my trade-1 lark as above. If you do not know /here to buy, discriptive circulars, to-1 ether with the name and address of lie agent nearest you, will he promptly urnished by addressing with stamp. CHAS. C. BATCHLFY, Man'r, 506 Commerce St., Philadelphia. April 14th, 1875?9m. Jreenville & Columbia R. R.| CHANGE OF SCEDULE. | On and after Wednesday February 10, j S75, the Passenger trains over the Jreenville and Columbia Bailroad will e run as follows, daily, Sundays exepted: MAIN STEM. PTRIAN, NO. 1?COL'A TO Gli'NVILLE. iCave Columbia 7:00 a.m Alston 8:45 a.m. " Newberry 10:03 a.m. " Cokesbury 1:37 p.m. " Belton 3:20 p.m. irriveGreenville 4:55p.m. 11A IN' NO 4?G REEK VI LI-K TO COLUMBIA jcave Greenville 0:00 a.m. " Belton 7:55 a.m. " Cokesbury 9:35 a.m. 4< Newberry 12:59 p.m. " Alston 2:35 p.m. irrive Columbia 4:20 p.m. Passengers by Night Train on South ,'arolina .Railroad connect with No. 1. 'asscngers by No. 4 connect with Day riun on ine ooum Carolina jtvuiuutiu jr Charleston, Augusta, &c., and with ught Trains on the Wilmington, Colnibiaand Augusta Kail road ldr Sumcr, Wilmington, Richmond, Baltimore, kc., &c. .NDERSOXIlKAXCir <fc IiT.UEHIUttEDIV'X DOWN. jcave Walhalla 4:15 a.m. " Perry ville 4:45 a.m. " Pendleton 5:00 a.m. j " Anderson 0:50 a.m. j arrive Belton 7:35 a.m. UP. jcave Bolton 3:20 p.m. " Anderson 4:20 p.m.! 44 Pendleton 5:20 p.m 44 Perryville 0:10 p.m. j Arrive Walhalla 0:45p.m.! Accommodation Train between Bel-j 011 iiiHi Anderson Tri-\vec*Kiy, viz;: I'liesdays, Thursdaj's and .Saturdays.; So. 12 teave Belton at !).30 A. M.; ar-1 ive Anderson 10:30 A. SI. No. .'5 leave j Anderson at 2.00 P. Sr.; arrive at Del-! on o 1'. Sr. The Trains will run on dondnys when Court is in session at! Vnderson. AunisviLLK nuAXcir. DOWN. Leave Abbeville S:00 a. in. | Arrive Cokesburv 'J: 10 a. m.! *U1\ Leave Cokesbury 1:40 p. in. i Arrive Abbeville 2:35 p. in. Accommodation Train on this Branch] vill be run on Mondays, Wednesdays j ind Fridays. No. 2 leave Cokesbury at; >:35 a. m.; arrive at Abbeville 10:3o a. m.! STo. 3 leave Abbeville 12:30 p. m.; arrive: Jokesbury l:3o p. m. Train ino. i, ou j Main Stem, Columbia to Greenville, stops twenty minutes at Cokesbury for; Dibner. Train No. 4, Greenville to; Columbia, stops twenty-live minutes at} Delton for Breakfast, and twenty minites at Alston for Dinner. THOS. DODAMEAD, ueni supenmenuum J a nf7 Norton, Gen'1 Ticket Agen RUBBER CLOTH INCHES WIDE, now on Land at the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. [May 12, 1875. PAINT AND > f ' n*:53 Jackson Stre< rhe BEST of AETICIESWAITE LEAD, ZINC, PAINTS, COLORS, LINSEED OIL, MACHINE OIL, GIN OIL,. Tonus: CASH ON DELIVERY; or > V',.' rV Augusta, March ;;i, jyio, iu?unr THE ? ATLANTA BTTSI ATLANl IS AX IXSTITUTIO YOUNG MEN The best mode of Instruction ever ado] ?our.se of study comprises every variety < Banking Operations, by the great systenr Keeping in ali its various methods, Busi. Writing, Correspondence, Commercial A Settlements, Detecting Counterfeit M Taught at The Eastman THE ONLY SCHOOL IX Til Actual Bus Xo Vacatiions. Studonts can enter incus of Peumansliip, <fcc., address, Box -308, Corner Pcach Dec. 23, 1874 37-tf WALLmt & MERCHi GREENWO1 4RE now offering to the public in tli line of all the (ioods generally nee THEIR S have been selected with great READY - MAI A T?T*Kn? flTflflTT OP L X' XilJU W* VVM V* A good as Groceries, Hardware, Cr which the attention of purchasers is i WALLEB Feb. 10, 1873, 45-tf Barnwell Arc now prepared to cxhibet AS CHEAP A STOCK 0 BROUGHT TO CWII3U STAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTHI AI PROVISIONS IN GREAT BACON AND SALT, SYRUP AND } ] ALWAYS ON HAND A' Oct. 7, 1K74 2(>-tf Masonic Directory. ? ' - A | Tl TlIT Clinton Lodffe m i a. i i. W. II. PARKER. W.\ M.\ J. C. WOSMANSKY, Secretary. Meets 2d Monday in every month. Hesperian Chapter No. 17. R. A. M J. F. C. DuPRE, M.\ E.\ H.\ P.*. J. I). CHALMERS, Recorder. Meets 3d Friday night in every month DeSanssore Cooncil No. 16.R.&S. M J. T. ROBERTSON, T.\ 111.-. M.\ JNO. G. EDWARDS, Recorder. Meets 1st Tuesday night in every month May 5, 1875-1 y james. a. richardson TRIAL JUSTICE, ~ ?Ti n/\TTTIm TT/\TTCT1 ?]Ubrl,?l?iJLI> UUUJtii nuuooj PROMPT attention given to all bu.si siness intrusted to my ccre. Col lection of claims a speciality. April 14th. 1S75?3m* CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON Have on hand SALMON, OYSTERS, TOMATOES, CRANlilSllRIKS, PEACHES, PfXE APPLE, C. C. PICKLE, SARDINES, SEA FOAM, EXT. LEMON, ?...i T\j,vt!rrn'ri,'n rni'iUX'JTT aim w a A splendid article of TEA, (Green and Black) AT Cunningham & Templeton's. Cuuuiiigham & Tcnipleton Alit SELLING AT COST a boiutiful stock of Qmioti T?Hnrinrr Tncortinrr QTifi Pnffillfr Off 100 i!lU?lU?, lilOUlUli^ UUU I uwii?, CALL AND EXAMINE. April 28, 1875, 3-tf Miles' Gaiters, ALL sizes, just made to order and for sale, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. [April 28,1875. it, Augusta, Ca.,' ALLFBBSH andN^, approved.City acceptance. ' "GEO. D. CONNOR, 53 Jackson Street, Near Bell Tower. - : F aSTMAJl JNESS COLLJbUr? L 'A,:'GA? - I ? EfM'CA'rrNC. H^R BUSINESS.10 piQjj0ii tliis or any other country. Tli xf^SBfeinessand Finance, from ltetail to iof.Actual Business Instruction. Book riess^Forms, Terms and Usages, Business rit-hnmic, Commercial Law, Partnership oney, business Bio? rapliy, thoroughly ?= Atlanta Business College, B SOUTH conducted on the jiness Plan any^ time. For College Journal, Speci DETWILER & MAGEE, tree and Lftie: Streets] Atlanta,:Ga. .. . > - BROTHER, ( ? i) LlSTTS AT od, s. c.," ieir new and handsome building, la. ful ided in this community. it TOCK OF ^ ^ ^ ^ I eare, and unusually attractive. )E CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES. sortmcnt of ockery, and Glassware. invited. Give us a call. 1 JP- OTTJT7P ML JUXIUXXAJUU. | & CoJf, p to their friends and the public I F GOODS AS WAS EVERi THIS MARKET, |. iting of v . ! i: ! NG & HATS, BOOTS & SHOES, AO & GROCERIES VAEIETY; iIOLASFES, * i -10UR, MEAL AND GRIST J r THE LOWEST PICRE S | J NOTICE TO CREDITORS 0F lc Cannon & Lindsay, i THE Creditors of the late firm of CANNON & LINDSAY nrej hereby required to present their claims to the undersigned, properly approved, -i before the 15th day of June next. ./<??, Benj. S. Barnwell, Assignee.! [ May 19, 3875. The Ladies ' 1J Will remember onr elegant stock of ' j SPRING MILLINER? f AND f FANCY DRY GOODS if I 1 I is now being offered at cash prices and ( I ^cheaper than ever before, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHION, i ( Mnyl2,lS7.i. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! J MILLINERY! ? I ! 1HAVK now a well selected Stock o j MILLINERY which I will be; pleased to exhibit to my friends, customers, and the public generally. The| styles are entirely new and very pretty, I and all I ask is to give me a call beforej 14 purchasing elsewhere. 'manning my customers for past favors, and asking a continuance of the same. I am, very respectfully, 111 I Illl, Maich 31, lS7o, 51-tf jj Meetings ' "i ?F IJ I County Commissioners, j * THE Board of County Commission- ^ ers will meet from this date on _ the third and fourth Saturdays of each month for the especial accommodation of teachers, and on the second Saturday of each month for the transaction of other business, ROBERT JONES, 1 ' Chairman. M June 2, 1870, 8-lf T" ?& $ -v; ... . ' r . i; ' V; "-A* Rl\ R< NOW RECEIVINi Cons.st.ng .I April 7, 1875^*52rtT ^ ^ ?" ? milli: * IN CIIARi MISS JAN] ? A . 3UR friends and tbo public generally examine our stock of MILLINEF rcpared this season to offer the lar, hove goods at the lowest prices. To ci iducements. Consult your interest an J". T. B April 7, 1875, 52-tf 'EMPORIUM ( SPRIKTC oun spuing Millinery, D fAPANESS SILKS, WHI Scarfs, Ruches, Neck PARASOLS, TRIMMINGS, AND snow complete in every department, and rom our numerous friends and the public rice and stylish goods. Special attentiop M1LLI1 SELECT! MISS K.AT i'ho can assure her numerous lady friend? * leady to please the most fastidious. 1 - ?L Propr April 7 1875, 52-tf OTTARLES J HAVE RECEIVED TH1 DRY *600DS, CI Shoes, No * 1 - A - J} ^ ? i' We UOg leave 10 iniurm um n urnish opr Goods at the VERY an otter special inducements to pur CLOT] ALSO A NE NOLES SHOES, LADIES WAL1 A. 1ST ID L Call early with the cash and get si Quarles J April 7, 1875, 52-tf CARPENTRY. I rHE undersigned hereby gives no- . tice that he is prepared to do all inds of CARPENTER'S WORK and . 1U1LDING. He also repairs J JOTTON GINS, THRESHERS!' AND FANS. l full supply of GIN MATERIAL lways on hand. Farmers are requested i bring their Gins up early in the sea;>n, to allow time to have them properly repared. Also Agent for tlie Taylor Cotton Gin, lie Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds f rubber and leather belting. D. B. SMITH, ! Abbeville C. H., S. C. July 15, 1874 14-Gm fARTO'S HHERRY RTTTKRf? N lUlLXlin U uujjiini. i { AND IROIST TOTSTIC. These nre good preparations. PARKER & PERRIN. July 28 lG-tf 1 few National fro fire Mattress. DURABLE, Elastic, Noiseless, and 1 the most perfect Spring Bed, J ever wears out or gets out of order, t is so arranged witll bolts tbat the J Mision can be let out or taken up at j ill. For sick persons they are the best 1 ed known. Cooler than any other and j iu be made soft or hard. For sale at J. D. Chalmers & Co. Mav 26. 1875, 7-tf PARLOR BRACKETS ? new and handsome styles, just to hand. J. I). CHALMERS & CO. CLOTHING, l good* at thef ^ E EAMEY! I are respecuuiiv mviicu tv uuu i?iiu ? tY AND FANCY GOODS. Wenre gest and most complete stock of the ^ :ifih buyers we propose to offer "great |g d look beforo purchasing elsewhere, oberts on. 1 IF FASHION." | 3r, 1875! STOCK OF , J ress Goods, j TE GOODS, MUSLINS, | Ribbons, Jet Goods, LADIES G00{$ GENERALL', .. . 8 we would respectfully soKctit a Call | generally, assuring satisfaction as to " J is directed to our elegant stock of 3 iTT?DV 1 HJUJlll, E SMAT iT?, J i, has all the latest styles in market, ami Jj lespectfully, US. A. BOWIE, I ietor Emporium of Fashion. 1 ^ 9fl 3c PERHXN 1 KIR NEW STOCK OF | .OTIll.Nfi. HATS, | tions, &c. I fiends that we arc now prepared to Wg LOWEST CASH PRICES. We M chasers of 1 3I3NTG. i \V LOT OF | [cijstg- shoes, / jj ADIES'G-AITERS. M t Pen-in. j W. A.- LIMBECKEB, . J? xrT-NTfr.'T'Y' six. 'II HAS moved into the OLD COR- ? 1 NER STORE, where he ia now 3 siiint? Bacon, lard, Corn Meal Flonr, Bice, Sugar, Coffee, j Tea, Molasses, Syrvp, - -J Cheese, Mackerel, Macaroni, Mincc Meat, .,?? Fain ily Soaps, . ,^3 Toilet Soaps, .- J Concentrated Ljje, Pickles, Sardines, Salmon, Canned Oysters, "wj Potted Meals, ? j Canned Fruits, 5 Brandicd Fruits, \ Jellies, Citron, 3&M L # cimn, JiuonriQ, tj/oj _ 0ratifies, Apple*, Cocoanuts, f ' f Confectioneries of every des* > cription, i LARGE ASD VARIED LOT OF :? !'Jan(lies, Sugar Fruits, and Sugar Togs, Almonds, Peacan Nut*s < Brazil yuts, Filberts, jS'ocfo, Starch for the Laundry, Corn Starch Puddings, CRACKERS, 0/ atf A7?rf?, FIREWORKS, ?INE CHEWING AND SMOKINO * TOBACCO, Segars and Pipes. VLSO, PURE Kentucky RYE and Bourbon WHISKY, Pure Mountain CORN kVHISKY, Wheat "WHISKY, Apple. "*'i Pmnii "RTCANDY. Holland GIN. iognac" BRANDY, WINES, of aU . | duds. !Lt Low Prices, for Cash Only, Doc. 16, 1874, tf 100 Cottage Bedsteads Just roocived, at the lowest pvice$ J. D. CHALMERS & CO.