The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 25, 1875, Image 3
If wvnk at heart, with weary feet,
I journey on for many a day,
--At every step a thorn 1 meet,
Hut n<>t one flower to bless the way,
What matter, in a hundred years?
Be strong, sad heart, nor faint wil
fcure I
*If, not for once, my arms may he
Unfettered from my heavy "cross
^To clasp the crown, so near tonne,
And yet to me a iiitter loss.
What-niatter in a hundred years?
Ho firm, sad heart, keen back tli
'tears!
If, wlven T fain wcreilumh, to hide
My clicking sops, my bitter woe,*
I .still must borrow strength ?>f pride
To sin.n a song where'er 1 go,
What matter, in :i hundred years?
.Sing oil sad heart, the end appeals
F(ir long before those fvars are past
Thy tired feetshall And their re^t:
Thy cross into thy grave be cast; ~
Thy faltering voTco with silence blest
Nor sobs, nor songs, nor signs, nt
^ SWill vex thee?in n hundred years!
jifflam ~ .tm *<?"
b v - J.' .,
. IJqw was J*??. i)?-' aric of tb
'-.dkr ^Bnlrushes-? E* p.tc.-wd iu.
.-J .. Jw CStf1 of Riue'ia has the toothach
Eke the rest of us, and iia uses almost th
"aaui'? emphatic expi\jss>ons.
- -K'*y . A Detroit photf.'r^nlier sn.js hn'il rathe
fijfht a tijji'r .jvitu it snow-shorel tku
uu a haov in:-. lt-'JIcit,
jSySUW.-lleu.aniojucli.MWly faithful n>>?r
aut of Dr. iihoiii s, of .M .
?:Li{-e off a creditor of his master with
HaSpr*GH&kttf and has bcea Sued $20.
bit," said a we-irydooking man o
. --,*?* gtreet-car, to a a individual by his sid<
-s>. ?j wouldn't marry thi bust woman aiivv
Ft*'Won e. dry goo Jj clerk too long fc
that/'
* A spirited Warren county, Pu., yom.
lady assorted ht?r belief ia woman's ri^h;
bj dropping her Spihur down stairs biioauj
hedisappivred of round doners.
"Your sum di-'d rather stiddenJy, yestej
day, i/i throat di?fw,'' is what an id ah
Sheriff wroto to a lun! mother in Inuiauj
the other day.
"What plan," e lid one- actor to anotliei
"shitll i ad<*pi to fill the- hotjHtf at my beni
fit ?** "Invito jour creditors," waa t!j
surly reply.
Whou a young m ?i is invito! to a partj
nud goes skirmieiiiug around the homo I
seo if his girl is thc.ru, before entering
. ' it's ataut 'time !uj was p.iying a l.tn
attention to the market price of tiago
lingo.
A Ijusiuc^ man iu W'atfrtown, N. Y., i
named Tubbs, ml ever, time he slip
d-itm, tbe li'tl* i?oyt> begin, "Every tu
must stand on i'- ?uiid then lubt
gets up and tiic U>?s run.
Quilp s-ays tint d omestic broils may nc
alw.ijs be b?cfi>u-.k"*, yet when he is i
trouble he' iihvavs to hi* wife f<"
coiuol.ition .in 1 e it. lie saya th.rt cnl
a woman iau inn. '.he "ragged c
anxiety,
"It is beaut'ful lo!i ! I at a wvdling,
says a eheeiful oKl uacitelur, "the sorrow
- Stricken air oi' rh p.irout us ho 'gives t'l
bride awav,' v. i.M.i juj know tha" for til
' - U - lw.
piiSI CCZ1 years no a IS i?ceu li a ut
to ?et her t-'tf .lis u.wi lc.,,
Sea'in^-maehiufi men r:i I insuranc
a^ouis aun t w.iiit t<> tf.u a word, for o
lunnthsto L.'iu uMii wiiu ?valk\t ci iitce
WlU-s to call for ;iii advertised ielu:
*?d !>juml it \\ao a. i>nii!c.i advertising o?j
culov.
Old Mrs. Smith of S.ui uisky Ohio, lj
h?r cii?un o;?'ja last Saturday to >ii
j:jissu buok u^cul ii'o.'u the <t>ur. Tae c.
ill it was taken out aiter an hoir'a churnia
\?as not .:<> livciy .*> when it juiced in.
A (nail in \Vwuii:i?. O.iio, ir?on open*'
his c uck:n no use ?vce.ity one mviiiin.
Jllissc.l t?VO bil'.ia ; l)llt tilOU, ua tile o? t
ii;Wd ho found two tin-jcro in the tr.i,
T'ley liavn't beou o.illvd I'oy.
4- waadiel at u revival meeting, anl
Chicago ro|?H*lor.j u'.?, "nij i inip of iii'e w:
burned out, the bowl was broke;
the silver cor l was l?oi?d, and the s;nr
h?d iloirn to its lli.-'i.r." lie uija:;t 1
cunvujr IUU v ??.
Civet J.
Iiouisvilie ear-Iriyers are an cm fiat:
bet, all from excessive blasphemy. it
rarely Lhut it lv 'Uisvjlk* girl drops ber fo
upon the tail-board or a bob-tail car wilt
6us lutiug the trout wnevls oii' the track, he
this wears on the drivers.
"Augustus, dear," said sln?, tenderl
pnshiug him from her as the moonbgi
riooded the biy-wmdow where they wei
standing, "I think you had better ti
wine other kind o: Hair-dye; your uiu
tache tastes lite turpontiue."
A paper io tfoutheru Illinois regrets th.
it wcut to pivzs "one d.vy too e.irly to r>
cord the tk'ath of John Hales." This
not (juitc a3 cy<;l aa t!i& paper which sai.
vjust as we are going to press John ?hnil
is being rttn orer bv the cars."
A Nevada woTiaa recently knocked dor.
swell ourguus, u.u,c? ?x?uviici. aj.
husband watched u??r frosu the top of tli
tjlaii'S, read leitso brimful of battle that h
couldn't cool off milil lie had jersod h
eight-year old boy out ??i' bed a.id "whaleii
him soundly lor n<.c getting up and helj
ing his mother.
"Mi," said an intelligent, thowghtfi
- - boy, "1 don't think Soloni'.n was so lie
ae they say lie waa." "Why, my dea,
what could have put tliat into your ileal?
"Why, the Bible <s.iys he slept wit.i h
. father; and 1 iinni; if he li?4 been e
* ,s very rich he would iu/e had a bed of h
own."
There's about to be a wedding in Gel
many, and the groom's title, ;us lar as r.
ported, is, His Sercuo ilighuess IVinc
lierman Eagsue A iolph Ucrnhard Fran
Ferdinand August von oavn-WiUgansteu
llohen^tcin. The iv:.: under of h;s nam.
wjll be over by the next siyuuer.
A man in Sioi'.vmnlo rend on & sign
"Oysters in every Ktyij f>ve:uy-five cents;
6olie went iu, ami hv.i a raw, try, stew, pa
>oiut, and fancy rui?*i, and when he g<
k' through lie put dow,i a quarter, ruinarkin
T * to the astonished caUrcr, " i'nat's whi
yoajr sign says,"
A Brooklyn Ltdy, who-ij husband hoa a
jSgwpgl*^ unpleasant habit o: railing at hjr, has h
upon the plan of c tiling m her servant
when he begins to Jel out nis temper, an
then turning to iiini and saying sweell;
jxgy^E' "ifow, my dear, ple-u<i go on wit a your r.
rayl,"' marks." lie d>>acn t go on, at least not u
he began.
SHf A quiet, pO'-'ceibli; gentleman in Phil.
mxj&p delphia has recently given up Ijitiincs,
Bent hid faniiiy into the country, an
fit Calmly announce Lu- d-.Uriain atiun of dt
BML. voting the remainder ?.?? ms Lie to disco\
gag? ering the man who a-.-at huu a paving stou
3^^?^ l.v iivriMM. wit.;i SI'.' on if,. .
r"J f" o "" "
\u old bach-lor, up >n reading that "tw
lovors will oit up Iil.l tiu- nignt with ou
chair in thy said it could not h
done, unless out ut them otau la or si!
faf upon the fluor. Ar.il oucii p.ind'ul i^noj
5k. auce pretty plainly inilioates tiiat ho his
lievor been th-.-re,
' A caroful, industrious anl pains-takit^
hen is a perfect fortune to her ownel
With eggs at twenty to twenty-thre
Br cents a dozen, just tuink what on
W - lone, lorn hen can d > uy paying stric
; attention to busuie s, insij.ia of sU'.uc
fr ing around on one leg.i.Ko a cireu3 actor.
? If any one has any t'.o-il>ts of a mother
io'<j he sbouiU oj.ao yonjj
grocery daring MhuK'>s homy, lie wi
be sure to find twu ox- tljfou uo.iien, and t
hear one of tuoui si^li as sua n:uvw fcow.tr
?he door and say: "I should like t
hear the rest of it. oat I'vo been here hal
tin hour, and the l*a!-y was playing wit
the matches wheu 1 cx a.* iwiy."
Three hundred thousand o mi grants hav
aiOTed into Texas sincc Just October!
j AGKi jll'ii L. p
I Wages and > i'.n\:icr should ! o
! give wages 4.ml?v i? p:--u to '.h>? worth I u
j of the men, and pay no hi?t-1 !-o t.-t.mti:ii ' *1 s
of unequal amounts; for some men honest-j c
i? J ly earn double what others do^ and ther^ t
j are often those to be met with who would e
j not bo cheap if given naught but tin ir t,
board. It ia high time the boarding ol
men in the farm house was a custom of 1
the past, as there jhonM be cottages on ev-'
erj farm, and by having respectably fam- i
IV ilies in them, extra hands in busy time:, *
J could be boarded there, thus saving llu-i'j
j liirmvr s wnu uuui iuu jji-uuiust uuiaiiu?,v i
I to tli?? family; for on a large farm the good j "
;"1 uly cannot possibly board and loo go f.iiin j C
j laborers without having servant girls, and i
these aro in many infiinnces ignormt, j
lazy, dirty and saucy; or, wken a decent 1 y j
behaved girl w-Ua can got along if sliu li!:es i 1
' is engaged. t.hi* probably goes out for iin't j '
a day once or twice a week and expects her ! 11
,! mistress to do moiv thau half her work, tor1 '
i i j.
i she will s.iv, "1 am ik> sen ant; 1 only
out to help;" if i, w:ws a di-'gniee t. j'1,
I servo; and so foolish i?-. the idea c.i ibis)
^j subject, that Oiio of my iittie girls looking S'
^1 over as 1 was finishing n letter t"r her tol
j mail in tho village, ran to her mother, s;iy-1 ^
e iD^ rJW^^'a^iSfll0&3 ' 1 ourcUl^tneinr o?Tk
e vantP as if it w.us aomothing so very hu- | 111
initiating. Cottagers can get along with j
,, men, for though they live plain the faro i-s I
r substantial and no fau'-y c-3 are ex-: 81
I'ccled, ttou^'ii iu tllC fciuployer's housu ^
>* they two rarely satisliod. The farmer's
wife hiving a dairy, poultry, ofter. ^
8 the ilu;ver tfwrden and some othei ^
beds, besides her children to attend to, lie: * '
j1 position is pitiable, and it isao woudor that *a
well educated i'armvis' daughters choose
u liusbaitds who are not farmers. bl
When the u'JvftiilagOH of having inarriel "
; men in the colt'iges i?< fully understood, it h'
s >vill be found to be <? great ^ain to oniplov | <-t
" tiio bojs iu the families, as I here are main' I"
new iuipliii'ents coming into use whicheaii ?I
be used by unv one who can ride aud t_uidt
0 *"
t 'bo horses; aud tlm? there will be ;i groat
- r i..i -ri,..,..
saving in the.' con 01 mamuti , ?v.v |
r id a plow coining out which may make a |
great change in the cost of cultivation for, '
1 if us stated in Illinois, tlio horsed draw ^
wiuth e.t3:er with a rider than the common cc
'? plows do with a. miiu walking behind, it ^
0 will bo a great string, a bi>y or a man,
x unable to walk aii day can guide tlic ?r
ln.rrfL-H. and by vising one pair till noon, 1S
ma uuother pair after noon, the driver J w
is could do tm much with each team in half a ',J
Jay us would be dona all day in the old- '
IN I'ashiouol way of rest it: J at land's end and n
j'oiuy very slow to make the animals and n<
,t Jie m m hold out fur the long, acorchiug '
n lay till "sundown.Thus double the work
'r :au be nixomp.'Ivied for about half thu A
^ jjti
* it
? - 11,1 1 - i I
>. Atiiticu'LTi KK i.c IIunuahy.?Since the J
r. advent of Xo.suth we know so much of
I *r!
a Hungary liore that some recent informa- "
3 t.ou of the* agricultural aspect of that conn- '
try, ghauod iioiu Tin- Juunul of the lioyal | < (
society, will be likely to intesost many of'
i:r ro-ideis. of the plains is black,
* ... a)
j ieti, deep land, uf alluvial origin. The!
I I;i
r ,/e.it pLin is 2 Vj miles in length and 110,
l* ..lies wide, a'i-i this exp inse is unbroken !
y any hedges or visible divisions of land, '
.nd presenting for mile.-; in succession "a jl
<<lo1 L'l-jia.'1 The i.unor.s Hungarian wines!
' ! " . .iv.
.. v:rc produced irut.i the vineyards of the!
Alps an.I 0.u'!? liii ?:i Mountains, which!
g orai a, strong natural boundary to Ilun-j^,
ji ;;iry, and almost surround the plains. Nei-{
!kt dlviil nor eapiUl has yet been brought'
'' a> bear ui.'on by far t!io greater part of the j
oil, which isu.ituraliy so rich that iu many ' o
,s .l.ices it is capable of growing1 auymiiuberj
i, >f crops consecutively without manure. I
^ L'lie value of l.tnd is fast rising, and the!
^ t riev < o:iii!ioi:'.>-rang'r at from $70, to ?l-tU j
Aiiilethc letting value r.mgca from
j :o $7.75 per .teiv. in some parts of lower!
w Hungary the natuiv.1 fertility of the soil ia j _v
>t frequently injured by the cilioresoence of i "
* soda stilts npou its surface. Pasture land)
"* .s fast diminishing. By means of rcgulat-j
ing river courses hundreds of thousands of sji
J icivs, which were formerly pasture, or cov-1 t'
. -red with r?.ed?, have been laid dry and
kt . . Ill
y .onvcrtod into the richest arablo land.1
,,f M,,un.i nasturo lunds' o!
- L JlVJU-StWi ? v* ? ? i
have ai.-o been broken up by the .plow, and j j11
it iVof. Wrightson sUt03 that there is good ^
?" reason for supposing tliat more and more ;.i:
^ laud will bo devoted to com growing, lie l!
b ilso remarks that iu Upper Hungary much (E
.f the pastures ought to be broken up, as!
tj he soil and climate are not suitable for | ^.|
-1 ;rass, aud they would evidontly be more J a
ie Profitable as arable l~nd. j ^
ie _ ? in
h id,
Hollovt StM/CI-pres.?Nature teaches di
?' us ono of the gran 1st lessons in her econ- t:i
omization of structured and materials. Tho
al stems of water plants nrw hollow aud of va- l(
^ rious sections, a? cylindrical, angular or j
>' J furrowed. Many of them, nc all know from! A
is J the revealinga of the microscope, are of '-'
!0 I CflllLlJav nr f lllilllrir fti'mut rni>hinn V.v tinin. 1
'3 ; ing tiMj Ktem of n young dicotyledon cutn
J ?tcro36, w?i liud lh<j iuaor portion full of rod- H
r"! iuting cells of tihro-v.iwcular bundles, of
f0 : wodge-shAjt^d section, the pith occupying ^
j. 1 tHe center. If we minut-ely examine tlicso
i- vascular bundles we shall find a layer of pi
9> cells traversing tho bundles; on the in- f'
side of thin, toward the center of tho
is Bteiu, the cells form tho proper wood of jj
' | the fibro-vascular bundle, a.nd on the outer w
)t j side, toward the circumference, tho cells
*r j are closer and more compact. The layer
it j bctweon these portions is c.illod the Cam!
bium layer, and the ntoiu of the oak and S1
n ' other tzo.jcns is strengthened by continual li
^ | increase of wood fiber outside this layer, or*:
j : the fiber of the atom. V?V> ini<rht <ro on il- r.
t ; - ? " , L J
t-, ' luctxuting, from a variety of plants, the re- hi
-- I murkablu adxptatiou oi tittma to their hah13
, itata and couditiond of growing; eotuo tri- St
auguLtr hi auction, m iu various water j'j
gradaud, s^dy-ed, etc., exporting only an an- t;
1 i gle to tho ilo v of the dUv.uuj others squ irt) ]>
; and round iu sectijii, o' Wavitiful ay me- 'l
' | try, and vliie'i nrt'j hu i::?ft '.Led iu the art V,
,s ; of eoustructiou, aul in o.istiu^ his metal st
J into cylinders an l ?ii il'ts. ! A
0 I Aot orJy in .ileiiiA pi tnU and grasses, v'
i but in tiie L.j:!mS ui aumiaU. \v<> Uml tin -
^ ; same , hollo.v sU*iK;i.uro developed. In tlxoitt
:* . coco of bit'l?, where lightness 13 most hoc- I.
d 1 ossarv, the esubstiueo of thu hollow' bones
[ ]
' j is remarkably thiu. fake a leather. What j-b'
a wonderful union of .itreugth and light-1 y
' ; ncrfs is there iu it! \V.e liud this hollow- j ?
v ; ness particularly evident iu that end of the '5
' 1>
t I feather at whieh ihe iu uncles act, or at the
'I*1
1 j short end of th-j> lever. J
j Leaves show a similar adaptation of mat- el
a \ tor. Some loaves exhibit deep lurrows or
r ribtfwhich support tho membrane or tissue,' 1
ii . | V1
and prive it a shifness to withstand tho i,
*j ? i1'
i nyACuni'u fit?> v?*I*nl i li iva fillip m
0 j surfaces indonted or volute], or formed of i u
1 j two or more opnvex Jub'w, thus giving vig- j
idity to them. Again, ali.:lls and other or- J
ganic forma possess cell u I ir and corrugated j
re pju'taitt which the iu.-.t civil is distributed i>
J;o tlieb&t adv.in'a r Wo have not beuajj^
r
.o>v lately, to oni'selves of these les011
s. Ow' hiliiil;ir :m l cellular l>i-i<l<re3, ,
!
ur iron vtfss.il;-, our <vl:iiuii3. and shafts of i
ntei.inery, our livn r i.-fs and walls, arc in-1
laiH'?\S <ii" r:11 I! ?v Ili-lit of ])<>How atlil !
tf<?ri:>s. ?i.i to wliich
It- y arc !iHi I in " v y<( l>e cmjdoyil
isaiiiiost t*:? Oiju.i! ?vii h <iie whole field;
f inventive jiiu.
COTTON IN lifi.SSIA.
Every 1" tt.i-.i-vn pea.;mi, nude or female, .
-e:u?i-uUoii t!''Ui.'S. Tee men wear print- |(
J shirts aii.i tf.'ii-itiul women :?r*3 j
rested from h".i<i to toot in printed cotton '
lso. Vt'hea it is ivm-'iubcrod that llussia j
on tains someHiing like thirty-throe mil-,
on st-rfd, besides oM' r classor, amounting j
> twenty 11, -lit usiag tlii.i article j
lore or cno em e-timatc the demand
)r culttei r-ooib-. iUn a calculation i3 not
j le made from afforded by free and j
iore prosperous com tries. The peasanty
are poor j the cotton prints are dear,
tcnce there is not a tithe of the right
mount of com-uniptioji. Still, tlio cotton
t.':i h .1 tr.ide. and it is!
jpplied chiefly by native labor in mills,? !
>nlitinhig tiKieliinery made in Oldham j
id Manchester, and superintended by J
nylishinon from the ? -.mo and neighbor- |
igU,msr-; I
It is a notorious fact, that although cot-j j
>n spinning has been in operation in llusa
for upwards of fifty years, and, constant- {
on the increase, the people necessarily
'coining practically acquainted with all j
s details, still they cannot dispense with '
nglish superinler. i nee. Wherever nave
superintendence h is been tried, it has
ilud. And it will always be so, notwithandiiig
the admitted ability of the Eusaiis
as workmen, until a moral and inteli
f 4l,Jln
Ctuiu invjuiu^ ?o xx*.<nii^w wuvui
Icnco iu their own individual powers, 65trod
to them, Id induce exertion r.nd com:tition
id mar,uf.u tiu-inj; ill with their
iponcnts of mere favored lands.
a rrr.it rouu centuries.
The four hundredth anniversary of the
rth of M ieliiH'l Angelo, was celebrated at
lorenceroceE;iy by giving tolhe world the
intents of a packet which on his death-bed j
le sculptor willed to posterity, with the j
ileum injunction that it should not bo
iened until March H, 1S75. This paelcet
said to contain many Suite p ipers, secret
HTespondence with popes, princes, and
ading men of Ang.do's day; and, it is
inted, something of his correspondence
ith the Marchcsa Pescara. It is said Sigor
Gotti was to publish a new life of
lichael Angelo, in Italian, French, German J
id English, which was to appear also on
1 1 o-r rut. Tir:..!, ! A? I
ilo, at Florence, remains much as he left
jr.ore than *' .ee hundred years since.
i the small rooms ;ire pieces of sculpture,
tistic designs, and sketches by thcuistiuuished
artist, while his dining-room walls
:a covered nilh frescoes. One side of the
(f.in is lu vvU-d to iin.il of science, with
iiiiloo and his teh.-cope; philosophers ocipv
another portion <>f space, Aristotle
lid l'lalo ill the foremost rank; then come
i>jn of the church; and finally poets and
nuance writ its, surrounded by pnlm troes
jd fountains. Uantc and Petrarch are
^cognizable, and Savonarola ifl not forgot n.
The books, furniture, pictures statuses,
etc., with which Michael Angelo
lunie I his home -occupy their original
!.u-;-s. while the varied scenes of his life
re represented iu pictures by his jfavorite
upils.
A wise dm!: will more opportunities j
luu'hii limls.
l-V.inrxs dn.i'is tii?; brave, and is only'
, rii/c t-j the cowunl.
DANIEL O'CONNELL,
x tracts from Wendell Phillips' Eulo-j
gZl.
I do not think I should exaggeiate if I!
id that <Jod, since he made Demos-.
icncs, never made a man so lit for the
eat work as lie did O'Connell. You
iay think 1 am partial to my hero,
i-ry naturally, lint John Randolph,
' itnanoake, who hated an Irishman al-]
in.st as much as lie did a Yankee, when
l' got to London and heard O'Connoll^
n; old slaveholder held up his hand
id said : "This is the man?those are
le lips, the most eloquent that speaks
Ingli.sh in my day." And I think he
'us right. [Applause.] Webstereould
Idi ess a bench of Judges: Everett could
lariu a college; C'lioate could delude
iurv: Olav could magnetize a Senate;
oin Corwiii could hold the mob in 1 >i>
glit hand but no one of them could
u more tlmn that one tiling, The woner
of O'Connell was that lie could ontilkG'orwin;
he could charm a college
.'tier than Everett; delude a jury bet r
than a Choate, and leave Clay him;lf
far behind in magnetizing a Semite,
have heard all the majestic orators of
mcrica who are singularly famed on
ie world's circumference. 1 know
hat was the majesty of Webster; i
now what it was to melt under the
I'tgnetism of Henry Clay; 1 have seen!
oijiience in the iron logic of Calhoun ; i
nt all three together never surpassed, j
j'l no one of them ever equalled,:
ie great Irishman. [Applause.] 1 n
ie first place he had?what is half the j
>wer with a popular orator?a majes#.
nw.uf.iw.n?r:,wl l.ni 111sii mv.'il snnl!
ito a body as royal. He Intel, in curly!
)?th, the brow of Jove or Jupiter, ami
le stature of Apollo ; u little O'ConucIl |
ould have been no O'Connell at. all.
yilney .Smith said of Lord John Rus-j
'IPs live feet, when lie went down to
ork.shire, after the reform bill had been I
irried, the.starlwart hunters of York-1
lire said: ''That little shrimp! What,!
e carry the reform hill?" "No, no,"
lid Sydney ; '"no ; he was a large man,!
lit the labors of the bill shrunk him."j
llenewed laughter.] Do you remem-1
i-r the story of Webster, that llur-selli
owell tells, when we, i:i Massaehu-;
its, wero about to break up the Whig
ti ly? Webster came home to Faneuil
[all to protest, and Whigs went
> meet 1dm. lie lifted up the majestic
resenee before the sea of human faces;
is brow charged with thunder, and he
lid : "1 am a Whig?a Massachusetts
/big?a Revolutionary Whig?a (,'imiitutioual
Whig?a ranctiil llall Whig/
nd, if you break ii|> the Whig jtarty,:
lit re siui I to go?'1 And Russell I.ow-'
I says : "We held our breathe, think-!
nr where lie could go." [i.augimr. j:
ii'.it ii' he had been five feel live," said
.owell, "we would have said* Well,
nil}*, it, who cares where you go?'"i
Item-wed laughter.] Well O'connell!
ad all that, Then ho had beside what!
/olwter never had and what Clay had
-the magnetism and grace that melts aj;
lillion souls into his. When 1 saw him'
e was sixty-six?little as a boy; his;
fery attitude was beauty; every gestre
was grace.?IWaercady or liooth nov-j
[ .equaled him. Why, it would have
eon delightful eveJi to look at him, if
e had not even spoken at all ; ami all
i >u thought of was a greyhound. Then
e had?what so few American speak-;
is have?a voice that sounded the gam
I.
I
.? ? V *>
Would you like to raise the ire ofjuij
litor? .jr.st .scliU liiui Ion# foinmu-:
icilioit written on buili sides of the!
uper, in :i btid hand. It is sure to do,
, Try it, sceptic. '
NEW FIRMllj'
Christian & CoJT1
i >:
j>i:.vu:ns in* ; <
;i' i >
Groceries!
AND...'.
FARMERS' SUPPLES, :
Abbeville, S. C.,
/It Trowbridge's Old Stand,'
? i
i
keep always on hand a full j
H supoly of :
COSN, I-?
BACON,
FLOUR, ; rv
CIGARR8, !om
COFFEES,
Also a select stock of
joiidictionaries and Fruits
CANNED GOODS, &C.,1
We sell for cash at short prijits. (Jive | p<
is a cull. j vcr
ESHRISTiAN $l C0.U
Dec. 25, 1874 37-ff
1^?^^ c
INos. 3 Broad Street and 100 East Bay Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SHIIOIEBS
| ^ j j
? ~
First-Class Work
OUR SPECIALTY,
VET, IJi' VSIN'J CHBAPEi: GRAPHS op ST'llC. \
WE CAN FURNISH WORK AT
LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
IFIHE FASHIBHABLTsIAIIONERY, j *
Piries Paper and Envelopes.
i Wedding and Ball Invitations M
I ON 7!IE SEST STOCK *?;0 PfilNTCO IN T'lE 3
| LATEST STYLE.
A BATCHLLEY'S j
i tf / ' ?" \
i,3; ?,\ Improved CiwMini-j
cgfj "7 her i'liinp is;
ft \%, <?/ tin* a e k ii o w I fr o d |
.../cl- STAXI>.\ HI) or llie j
jj" liiKi kt't, by popular verdict, the <2*
' 5 'ilui best pump for least money. At-,
J %.r, trillion is invited to J'aichley's j
- '-y"} Improved Jiiaeket, I he Droy (
j.-.'tV- Cheek Valve, which eun be;
K"*!' withdrawn without disturbing J
iiio t ii11:mnl LlH> Conner chamber;
which never cracks, scales or ruMs, and )
will last a life time. For sale by dealers i
and the trade generally. In order to he)
sure that you get lilat'-hlev's Pump, lit?j
careful and see thai it has my trade-1
mark as above. If you do not kuowjp
where to buy, discii'ptive circulars, to- i>.
aether with the name and address of!
the agent nearest you, will lie promptly j
furnished l>v addressing with stamp. !
(Ml AS. (I ISATCHLVV, Man'r,
otKi Commerce St., Philadelphia. j
April 14Lh, lS7o?i>ni.
Greenville & Columbia R. R. (
|*
CHANGE OF SCEDULE. '
On and after Wednesilay February 3(i, ^
1S75, the Passenger trains over the j *' ,
Greenville and Columhia Pailioad will!
be run as follows, daily, Sundays ex- j
ccpted: * i ITj
MAIN STEM. 1 HI
TI* Tit I AX. NO. 1?COL'A TO Oll'XVILLi:. |
I, cave Columbia r 7:00 a.in ,
" Alston H:45 a.m.: -u
" Newberry 10:03 a.m. !_
" Cokesbury 1:3/ p.m. j If
" lieilon 3:20 p.m.
Arrive (Jreenville 4:55 p.m.; J.
|.J2
TRAIN NO 4?GKKKXVILI K TO COLUMJiJA j ^
Leave (ireenvillc H:00a.m.l
" Helton 7:55 a.m. j ~
" Cokesbury 0:35 a.m.
" Newberry 12:50 p.in. p
" Alston.... 2:35p.m. y
Arrive Columbia 4:20 p.m. i
Passenger* by Night Train on South
('arolina J tail road connect with No. 1.
Pa.-scngers by No. 1 connect with Day!
Train on the South Carolina Kaiiroad |
fur Charleston, A imiMa, &c., and with;
Night Trains on the Wilmington, Colii
i i lii n Mini AmriistiL I * :i i 1 r< i:i < 1 lor Slllli-! i
tor, Wilmington, lilt-hmoml, Baltimore, i
^C., 6iV.
axi)i:i{.son nicAXcir a- ivi.ui-; imikjkjh v'n '
DOWN.
Leave "Wallmlla 4:15 a.m. j
" J'erryville 4:45 a.m.
" l'endleton 5:00 a.m.'
" Anderson 0:50 a.m. j
Arrive Jielton 7:.'>5 a.m. j
Leave Helton i>:-0 p.m. i
" Anderson 4:20p.m. i
" Pendleton 5:20 p.m
" I'erryviile 0:10p.m.
Arrive Wallialla 0:45 p.m. j
Accommodation Train between J>el-j
(( ii and Andeivon Tri-WCekiy, viz;
Tuesdays, Tiim>d::ys and Saturdays. Cl
N<>. 2 leave it?>n at Mil) A, -M. ; ar-j
rivc Ander-mi I?>:: '? A. AI. No. i> leave,
Andeixiii at 2.00!'. M.: arrive at ISelton
I'. M. The Trains will rim on ^ '
Mondavs when Court is in .session at!
!
A IK it.' IV.'I I.
aiJiiiivir.i.K i:i;ancii.
DOWN.
T.cJivi; AMicvillo S:00 si. 111.
Arrive Cokesburv a. in. j
i:i'* Qtt
Leave Cokesburv 1:10 p. m. jjifl
Arrive Abbeville p. m.i
Accommodation Train on this Jiranch ;
will In; run on Mondays, Wednesdays! ,
and Fridays. .No.- leave Cokesbury ntj _*
it:.'!") a. in.; arrive at A bbeville 10:.'>o a. ni. j
No. leave Abbeville ll':.'!0 p. 111.: arrive!
Cokesbury l:J"> p. in. TraiirNo. 1, on _
Main Stem, Columbia to (Jreenville, | m
siojis Iweniy 111 in 111t*s at Cokesbury for
Diliner. Train No. -I. (ireenvilie toJ.Ji.
Columbia, stops twenty-live minutes at! _
Melton for I.reaklasi, and twenty mill-! Jj
utesai Alston for Dinner.
Til OS. DO DA MEAD, |
(fen'l Superintendent j
Ja wv.y !Noht<)N, (ien'l Ticket Agen ,
EUEEEE CLOTH
INCHES WIDE. now ondiand! p.1
at the EMPORIUM OFi
FASHION. [May 12, 1875. I J
'AINT AND
.jgiP
53 Jackson Stree
nnrifn n "Ti HrlT/IT T71CI
le isnisi oi iixinuiijBip-'
? ' 'u.
I'ATTK LKAI), ZINC, PAINTS) "4
OLOKS, JJNSJiKI) OIL, ;11
IACJ1INK OIL, (JIN OIL, - ..-3|
' j?*ins : CASJI OX I>MJjI\'EUY;^^S
,ngu.<tn, March :"Sl, IsTo, ol? Gin * >?
mat Jnuufcmcnis
":&2
A Large Stoc'
?" <0> 3? ?3 ?9,1^
' vtf
1
'." .-I
111J\ nmlorsignwl uontemplalps movll
Ijy Mc.-^rs. Wnnllaw ?fe I'M wards, jl
Joofln. lie, (ho iv Co re, ofl'orsa variety
K USUAL PIUCKS. AII are invite
h tlioin, as they will he ahle to get a g
avfv.fkv r.Af
ST* A new lot of WHITE VlvS J'S an
y low puiocs.
unc J87.1, 11-tf
wallerT
M13RCHA
rREENWOi
TIE now offering to the public in tlx
lino of all the (Joods generally neet
THEIR SI
have been .selected with great (
BEADY - MAE
FIHE STOCK OF
A good as.Groceries,
Hardware, Cr<
vhich the attention of purchasers is i
WALLER
eli. 11?, 1S7:J, 45-tf
Aiv now pivpiiivil to exliiltol
> CHEAP A STOCK 0!
BROUGHT TO'
eonsi:.
raple dry goods,
clothi;
PROVISIONS I
J.N G UliA T
.U'OX A XD iSALT,
SYRUP AXD 3
1<
LWAYS ON HAITI) A'i
")ct. 7, 1S74 L'li-tt'
ZVCnsoruc Directory.
Clinton Loilffs M 3. A. F. M,
. H. l'alckj:h, w.-. m.-.
c. wo.sman.SK y, Secretary.
Meet* i!(i Monday in every month.
mm Chapter Ho. 1?. R. A. M.
F. C. DuPRIS, M.\ K.\ II.-. P.*.
J). CHAXMKRtt, Recorder.
L'clfi.'jtl Friday night in every month.
jSaiissiire CoBBGil No. 16.R& S. M.
T. ROJiERT.SOX, T.\ III.*. M.\
?(>. (i. EDWARDS. Recorder.
fets M Tuesday night in every mouth.
May o, J->/-j-jj
UNNINGNAM
& TEMPLETON
Have on hand
iLMOX.
JVSTKRS,
TOMATOES.
llfANUKIiHIKS,
J' i : A < 'J II\S,
1'JNK Al'I'I.E,
C. ('. IMCKLE,
S A !{I > I N ICS,
SKA FOAM,
EXT. LEMON",
and DKSSK'ATKJ) COrOAXlT
A sjiIcihImI arii?*lo <>f
EA, (Green and Black)
AT
inningliam & Tcmpleion's.
liiiniiigliaiu & Teiiiplcton
A 111-: CELLING AT
o O S T
ji bouitit'ill sloi'iv -I'
fiss Edging, Inserliug si Puffing.
CALIi AND EXAMINE.
Vuril !! ->. lSTu, 'Mf
Miles' Gaiters,
M, sizes, just nia<lo to onior and for
i .-ale, at the K.M I'Ok I I'M <)i
lSIIIONS. [April-S, l.ST'i.
imes A. Richardson,
Attorney at Law,
AND
Trial Justice, |
D82GPXB2J) C. H? S. C.j
uno 30, " I
OIL ST^tEi
ALL FRESH and HEW. i '
pilRCSHHS, VARNISH, PUTTY, C
& "NY J XDOW CLASS, &c., ?&c., &c. .
&L i
approved City acceptance.
GEO. D. CONNOR,
.Jacuson Mrcot, :scar jso11 t ower, i
| Jf
r to Cast) Burners. |
k of Clothing p
v at Cost!;'?
I !
g next. I-'iill to the Store now occupied |
fijl desires to open :>.n entire now stock I
flw clothing and other goods at HALFj
<&<? come and bring tiicir spare change I
ncfcl many goods for little money.
>: 3.TH m W M> * &. w
3H. STOKE.
(] other goods to arrive next week atl
' 'rS&feA -a -'jr -v
" BROTHER," (
.NTS AT J,'
3D, S.- C.,"
jir new and handsome building, ;a*ful
led in this community.
i
rOCK OF
zMmmu i I
xj iu w
.'are, and unusually attractive,
IE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES, j
orlincnt of
Dckery, and Glassware. jj
uvited Give us a call.
& BROTHER, j
& CvCKi'1
j
to their friends and the public
F GOODS AS WAS EVER!
FHIS MARKET,
I
tii'o ot | v
i i
I
MG & HATS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
1 GROCERIES
VA r>[ETY.
I
! GLASSES,
'LOUR. MEAL A\l) GRIST j.
r THE LOWEST PICSES
INDUCE TO CREDITORS
OP ! I
i #% r
: ?.imcm <& Liii&ay. |
inflLIR ( 'reditors of the late firm of:
^ CANNON & LINDSAY are;
hereby required to present their claims i
to the undersigned, pioperly approved, before
the loth day of June next.
v> ?: a
JDt/Ilj, >3, Hill li Vtf tyil)
Assignee, j
; May I!), 1,S7"?. j
! The Ladies
I
Will remember our elegant .stock of 11
I SFEIN^ MILLINERY
AND
jFANCY MY GCODS !
is now beinsr oflVred at cash prices and (
^cheaper than ever before, at the
| EMPORIUM OF FASHION. ,
j May 12, 1ST'). jjj
MILLINERY! MILLINERY U
MILLINERY! f
9 1 i A Y K now a we! I selected Stock o ,
m ii i IV I'!? Y v. 11 ich ! will be!
a.
i|ik';i>cil lo exhibit lo my IVii'iitls, elisto-J
liners, nnii iIn; public jrenerally. The
jsSylcsarc entirely new and v? ry pretty,'t
land all I ask is loirivc ino a call before j?
|purchasing elsewhere. Thanking myi
customers lor past favors, and asking aj
'continuance of (lie same.
| ^ I am, very respectfully, I
March ::i, 1ST*., r.I-tr Jj
."^Eootinffs j
OF " ! I
I . j II
; Con ii (v Commissioners, i11
i " ; '<
1 .... . . |w
raptur:! !o:ird of County t oiiiinission-> j(
| a its will nicot from tlii.- date on j 1
(lie third and fourth Saturdays of each
Inionthlor the e-)ieeial accommodation
I of teachers, and on the second .Saturday
| of each month lor the transaction of I
'other liu-int-ss. ! KOMSliT
JONKS, j|
Chairman. a
Juno 2, 1875, S-tf I
IS NOW RECEIVING' H
JPRING & SUMI
Consisting in pai
To Cash customers'.: ]
west prices, gfvc us a ?-;ili and^e' convinced.
? , fMh 'M i
April 7, 1875, 52-tf
i&AXULiXIN
IX CHARGE '
MISS JANE
:o:
~\UIl friends and llio puldic generally arc
W AVn minn cf/\/i L- ?f MI I T.TVR'liV -1
_/ 1-ABII...H, ?IU V. - reparcd
tliis season to offer the largest
bove goods at the lowest prices. To cash t
iduceincnu. Consult your interest and loo
?T. Ta Ro
April 7, 1875, 52-lf
SPRING,
on; SPRING STC
Millinery, Brc
rAFAHlSB SILKS, WHITE
Scarfs, Ruches, Neck Sil
PARASOLS, TRIMMINGS, AND LAD
snow complete in every department, and we
rom our numerous friends ttnd the public gem
rice ami stylish goods. Special attention is di
MIIXINf
sklix ti;i> c
BliBivi MA x3E3
t
vhoe.Mii "i->s'ire her lady fricnU*. has
ready to please the most ia*Lidious, lte.>pt
J AS
Proprieto
April 7 1ST"), "/J-tf
QUA1LES &.
HAVE RECEIVED Til EI II
DRY GOODS, .CLO1
Shoes, Noti<
We hoi; leave to inform our tVion<
urnisli ojh* (toolU at the VEliY LO
an offer special inducements to purchas
ALSO A NKAV J
mitres shoes,
ladies waljg
a^d la]
Call early with the cash and got stippl
April 7, 1875, 52-tf
" CAHFEHTRy. M
FIIK undersigned herein* given no-' '
tiee that In- is pivpurcd to do :ill1 |J
;inds of ('A Ki'KN'J'KH'S WORK and fid.
M-ir.ii!\c n?. ;ii,? ivimirrt leiiinj
?OTTON GINS, THRESHERS I ^a(
AND FANS. I
y. full supply of (MX MATEKlALf7* !
Iwayson hand. Fanners arc re<|nested i
i> briiifr their (Sins 11 ]> ral ly in the sea-j
mi, to allow time to have-them properly
>repaivd.
A Iso Aircnt for the Taylor Cotton (Jin, -\
Ik IJnidks (.'ottoii Press, ami all kinds'
f rubber and loathe! belling.
D. B. SMITH, !
Abbeville C. H? S. C. j
0
J uly 1 "?, 1 ST -1 11-fini
r i -nmtirm n ptidtt- tmmt?r,ci , ,
I Ail i MtO uii Mil I
A.NH .V
IliON TOXIC.
These aro ijooil preparations. |
PAHKES & rEHHIN.
J ill v 28 16-tf FIN1
[w MbmI form fire Hatlress A(><
r^ritAliLK, Klastic, Noiseless, and ^
jj? tin- most perfect Spring liod, \vjn
ever wears out or ir<>|s out of order. aJuj ]
I is so arranged willi holts that tlu- Co..-,,.
nsiou can In' let out or taken up at i-j|7,|<
ill. Fur sick persons they arc (lie.best . T
I'd known. Cooler than any other and'At I
in lw> mniln cnt'l nr 11 *> l*. 1 b'lln nt I n -
... ^ ^ ... . ..... 1H.C
J. D. Chalmers & Co. s j
Mny L'S, Is To, T-tf
rt)AlvLOIl 1JUACKKT.S? new ami
L handsome styles, just to Imiul.
J. P. CHALMERS 6 CO. Pe
^^BH
[ER GOODS, I
|fl^H
nn-f&iLi fi? ri-2-i!*i"S?5 Jl
jp GOODS, jl
jjfbpose to offer our goos at the
"esuy B
RAMEY! fl
rf&s&'rl
respectfully invited to call and BB
lN1) FANOY GOODS, \?e are ,
and most complete stock Of the ' H|
)nvers wo propose to offer great H
ik before purchasing eleewnere,
*_ - A B
'oerisorij n
FASHION." I
18731 I
!ss Goods, I
GOODS, MUSLINS, J
hhnns. .Tfit Goods. SI
IES GOODS GENERAL!./, I
ij)
would respectfully solictlt a caU jB
. rally, assuring satisfaction a8 t<* S|
irected to our elegant stock of r H
H
S HALL, 1
-yr #f, * K
iall the latest styles in market, and
.'ctr'ully, M
a. bowxe, m
?r Emporium of Fashion. gQ
PEKRXN I
NEW STOCK OF ;fl
THING, HATS,' 1
? 9
DHS, &c. i
Is that we are now prepared to
WEST CASII PRICES. We
ING-. 1
Y * i* SI
:isra shoes, a
DIES" GAITEES. fi
IPerrin. I
1
V. A. LlilBECKEE, J
NINETY SIX, 9
AS moved into the OLD COR- |9|
NEtt STORE, where he is uow '
- - - t ? -i n g
JOIi, lu'dLVL, vtum ixLceti m
Ploiir, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, I
Moht^^cx, Syrup, I
M<fri\t;n'l, fi
Mttcartmi, Mince Meat, H
Family ,S'oapn, M
Toil* t Suapx, 9
ntroh:d J.yc, j'ickfc#, M
(lt'(/in'x, ,Salmon, jfj
I'ltiiiittl ()>/*(( rA, S
Foiled Jjrufs, H
Oinm d Fruits, ;,J
Hraadicd Fruits, B
Jellies, Citron, _
A)>p('s, CocoavuiH, Sj
(_'o ,>/<< ! 'oniric* <>j every lies- 81
i n<;r:.Yl\ i>'i *,iihed lot of . H
its, ,Siu/ar Fruit#, and fi
w/ar Toys, Almond'.s, Pcacan Nuts, ?
Jjitcit jb'ufn, Filberts, -19" .
Soda, Starc/i for the Laundry, . ?> '
Corn March J'uddin%?,
CHACKK11K, of alt Kinds,
FI REWORKS, ' j
5 CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO, :
Segars and Pipes.
'RE Kentucky RYE and Bourbon
WHISKY, Pure Mountain CORN
SKY, Wheat WHISKY, Apple
I'eacli 151'ANDY. Holland GIN,
ic I.11ANDV, AVJNKS, of alt
jow Prices, for Cash Only.
1<>, 1874, tf
?????? \
.00 Cottage Bedsteads
;t received. at the linrcst prices.
J. D. CHALMERS & CO,
e. 1, lS7f;34?tf.
- iiii'iilH