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+IT? ' - * ,s f : . A Woman's Question. 1)0 you know v.^'i have asked for the # costliest thing Ever made by the hand above? A woman's heart and a woman's lifo I And a woman's wonderful love? . T>*? you know yon have asked for this ! precious thing A a a iiKilil miifhf ojIt ? tiw Mfo1"' U' V- '? "y | Demanding what others have died to! win, With the rppkless dash of a bov ? Yon have written my lesson of duty out, - Manlike yqiT have questioned me? Now stand at tue bar of my woman's j soul, v Until I shalF question thee. You require your mutton shall always be hot, Your sock9 and your shirts shall be wbo|e; ??|feg^kl require vour heart to be true as God And pure as heaven your soul. You require a cook forrour mutton and YlNte** bevf> lS> T mniiin, ? fni-knUnrtlilllfr. j^yan^r?.ss yoi^ie v. anting for stockv iiigsand slurta, J look for a wattynA* blag, A king for the beautiful realm called home, Anda man that the maker, God, ShaUlook upon us he did the first, A'ld say, "It is "very good!" Jaw fair und young, but the rose will ' l fed? I 3^ , From my soft, young cheek one day? i|i]| rifirillyou love mu then, 'mid the falling " itfreffk leaves, y?u bloom of May? ~fs your heart an ocean so strong and! .. deep I may launch my all on its tide? A loving woman tinds heaven or ftcil, j Ou the day she is made a bride. I rebuke all things that are grand aud ; true, All thiugs that a man should be; If you give this all, I would stake my ?? life To be all you demand of me. Jf you can not be this?a laundress and cook You can hire, with little to pay; But a woman's heart aud a woman's life Arc not to be won that way. ?--- ?- - Wit and Humor. Mormon leaders now assert that Brigliam Young has but twelve actual wives; all the rest arc simply sealed to him. The school commissioners of Memphis, Tenn., have succeeded in placing .all the colored schools under the charge! of colored teachers. * W lieu ireenom irom ncr iiunuiiuiu , height unfurled her standard to the uir, iier skirts pinned back so very tight, made her appear exceedingly spare. Mr. Ball, of Westville, N. V., has made a "ruu" from home, lie left a wife and several creditor*, "We should say he is a base Ball. It has been remarked that if a man wants to kuow his faults he should run for an office; if he would discover his virtues he has ouly to die. To peel onions easily and pleasantly, put them in a pan of water, holding] them under the water as you peel them j This plan saves many tears. A grocer at the North End advertises I ""A cako of fine soap given with each! pound of tea" Probably for the pur-i pose of washing down the tea. It is one of the curiosities of natural1 history that a horse enjoys his food mo.-t when he hasn't a bit iu his mouth. A tourist being asked what part of .'Switzerland he felt the heat the most, replied, "wneu ue was going 10 jL>erne." It is not so extraordinary that Nebuchadnezer lived on grass. We know of .hundreds upon huudreds who live on the turf. So, Spiuner, after handling hundreds of millions, comes out $-1 ahead. Frame that bill, general, and hang it up for your posterity to be proud of.?Alail. A farmer iu Charlton found a way to make u baiky horse go. He took him to a strange town and put him up at auction. iie went for $85 lirunswicker. A boy named Levi ate ten baskets of strawberries yesterday on a wager.? .Baltimore paper. We'll wager it didu't a Levi ate his condition much.?Mail Chinese is to be taught at a .Boston normal school. The girls are determined to be no longer ignorant of what is written on lire cracker packs and tea chests. The. couple married in a balloon to advertise liarnum'ssliow didn't live together three weeks.?Exchange. Another instance of the result of injudicious . advertising. ^ A sharp talking lady was reproved by iier nusouuu, who requeisi^u ncr iu keep her tongue in her mouth. "My deur," she said, "It's against the law to carry concealed weapons." "We all have our crosses," sighed Cardinal Mc('losky, as he mournfully pinned on that$2o,U00 diamond, one the St. Vincantpupils thrust upon him. The man that hails you Tom or Jack And proves by thumping on your back How he esteems your merit, M Is such a friend that one hud need P lie very much his friend indeed I To pardon or to bear it. J* Rome Galveston men have been held i to answer on a charge of stealing a whale, j The charge dosn't state whether the fc ' j j>nipciy no? 1u1ii1u vmj lucii jjtmwus Ui i J11 not. K' ! ( Thev have a female barber in lirookfp'iM JyD. fehe is seventeen, soft-handed, sweet of breath, prettv, pluuip and .graceful, and ,what is better than all, vdcaf.aud dumb! nft i\u exchange says that twenty-five gnT .'yearsago J?ew England boys hardly 8B??' mew the difference between a row-boat and a wow, and now hardly know any'thing else. BglflL Gail Hamilton .thinks school exhibi.ions arc. fearfuliy aud wonderfully e<?n'trived to use up pupils aud break down teachers, and take all the substance out ui what should be aneducation. M When a playful boy i? sliding down a gSBfcr sand- batik, with a heart full of carelessjgjK. ness, and a pair Hf summer pauts, noth|||j jng more quickly turns the current of his thoughts than to slide on a brier. A T>o Ruvter census enumeratorstum bleU upou u family wlio.se children ML claim the alliterative .names of John, S|^ Jonathan, Josinh, James, Joh.J.me, J:i^ L liu, Jerusha, and Jedediah. Jerusalem.' fruits of the season?rainstorms, tor||||f| dadoes, hurricanes, waterspouts, and ?||nt -cyclones: drowning aud suicides; burg_ ilaries and three*card monte; unsteady fBfc " unarkets aud men?aud?what ,'m the Ht wosld coming too, any ho \vS bp An editor' having asked an ?fttuois farmer for crop news, received this :an|||| swer: "And now she reaper reapeth, j .the mower moweth, and the little humible-bee getteth up the busy granger's :troueers-k'g and buxubleth." L IDoii't iet your angry passion rise ..Because your neighbors advertise, L And draw away the dimes ; 1 , But boldljrdo as'they have done, ' ^Pursue the course thev have begun, Aud drive away dull times. > The population -of Tiouisianagives an .<>xeess of 4o,GG8 -colored people over * whites. So-long aa this preponderance exists we are afraid that State will be Jegitimategame for designing kna-vea. ' K\ Willi I i.irjp_,T,i rn A Wise Child. [New York Mail.] j] While we are iu the dining room we must not forget the little miss of five or! m^( six summers, who unconsciously perpe-' Xlit trated one of the best jokes of the sea- i son. Wine was being passed around, | and she was invited to take some, "but; declined: "Why do you not take wine with your dinner, Minnie?" asked a gentleman * who sat near her. "Tause I doesn't like it." "But, take a little, then, my child, fori your stomach's sake," he urged. "I ain't dot no tommik's ache!" indignantly replied the little miss in the most emphatic manner. As both question and answer were distinctly heard /? i... ...V.IIM/1 f>v??rv oiif hurst intoi laughter, which so frightened the little maid that she cried. The same little miss, upon one day being bantered because she was a girl, and -w ^ having represented to her that boys were I ' much more useful.creatures in the world, although they were usually more troub- pu* le, was asked if she did not wish she in " were a boy, "No, indeed," she quietly ble replied; "Vse worse now than mo&t of \ boys." o Jay Gould's Baby.?Now, there is U,r J&e other fiend, Jay Gould, he does not ?' Mlok as if he did it. Even when unbending in the midst of his family, GoiUd has a sinister cast of countenance, jj,. I sa% him going W? " >!*??? Branc^g^u^ quiet, pJamMIy, evidently an invalid. Q''1 There was a girl twelve and a lad ten, gin and a beautiful frank-faced boy of four, hen and a two-months-old baby, unfortunatelyugirl. If that Gay Gould baby was only the other sex you would hear UDC of it making a corner in nurse bottles and bulling the market on safety pins ,vearly next week. I never saw such a : wise, old baby in my life. There was speculation in its very eyes, and when wit it cricd you could detect the latest quo- bo tations. i don't know what its name is, but would suggest they hang it up as a stock indicator.?St. Louis Republican. The King's Lamentation. 11v oi k axtkkvillk rki'oktkk. UK O how the King laments w The absence of his love; Bal In weeping many an hour has spent Since she away did move. ,.r0 8he left old Carolina c,n For the far and distant West, aer Jiut the one she has left behind her by Will love her none the less. tru He weeps and he refuses The comforter to hear, And in his silence muses Whilst thiuking of his dear. With slow and solemn step Over hill and dales he roams, Where once in solitude he met, His dear and darling one."PI O what a cruel, cruel fate, ed To part the*King from one |j?, He expected soon to make a suaiei" 01 ma luivui-. To you my lord and King, My sympathies have spoken. But time will ouly bring Belief to a heart that's broken. Cheer up my good old King. Still rule your glorious nation, wil And let the humble poet sing, bui Your sad lamentation. gU! o 11 < <H1 I bo w 1 pe al I tears away, j And bid your grief be still, And yet the sceptre sway Over the town of Antreville. : ^ The following were a few of the maxjimsofthat king of printers, Benjamin Franklin: Trade is the mother ot'mon- j.]|] ey; bo beforehand with your business; /. I spend and be free, but make no waste; | prayer and provender hinder no jour- *V1 ! uey ; credit is like a looking-glass, easily j broken ; he who looks not before, finds I himself behind; keep thy office and thy I j OillCe Will ht'K]) IUCC, U1VJ van 111 Iti thrive who spend their time in beerhouses and in gaming-houses; Cod i helps them who help themselves* b? I H'n [ A Medical correspondent of an Eng- ?,i j lish journal says that the advantages of , j asparagus arc not sufficiently apprecia- c"' {ted. Those who suffer with rheumatism i are cured in a few days by feeding on j this delicious esculent; and more clonic j cases are much relieved,, especially if '5l1 the patient avoids all acids, whether in j food or beverage. The jerusalem arti- ? choke has a similar effect in rolieving rheumatism. It may be well to remark that most plants which grow naturally near the stacoast contain more or less * iodine' and iu all rheumatic complaints VYi : iodine has long been a favorite remedy. ! Whiskey and Prayfk. ? Collector ^ ! L. C. Carpenter returned from Greenville on Saturday, and reports that the i j preAious evening some of his deputies arrived in that city froma raid, in which n they had captured two barrels of whis- |j key, a country wagon aud two mules, vj| and two men as prisoners. The singu- iglarity of this capture is that it was made . 1 at a camp meeting of white citizens in the country,-r- Union-Herald. w This is a nice item. How could Collector Carpenter learn that the capture was made at a cauip meeting?meetings i Lc not visited much by United States In- Yo ternal Ileveuue officers? ? O'recnviUe\ fni YV> tun { I w?vw? r j Saratoga, has been visited by an unui sual number of Governors and ex-Governors this summer, and on the books of i the hotels have appeared the names of i Governor Tilden, ex-Governor Graham, ex-Governor Holfman, Governor Hen- ( dricks, of Indiana, ex-Governor Aiken, 4 'of South Carolina, ex-Governor Jenk-1 ' ins, of Georgia, and ex-Governer liigler. ? ! F. II. Arrow Smith, a resident of Williamsburg County, near the North l ! Eastern Railroad, has, we are reliably informed, bad a large fortune?someItiling over a half million dollars?left i him bv the death of his grand mother I in England. Jle has had, up to the liime of her death, to make his daily j bread by tiie sweat of his own brow, and : knows, therefore, how to appreciate his Is recent good luck.? True Southron. j Mistress?',Let you go to evening . 0 {school, Mary ? Why, I thought you t , could read?" "Well, ma'am, I does'f'ol know my letters fus'rate so long's they | I keep all in a row, but just as soon as they gits mixed up into words I'm 'beat." S "Get out of the way! What are you i luc ' good for?" said a cross old man to a lit- ] ^ Itlehricht eved urchin, who hannened. 11 to stand in l?is way. The little fellow, j Co : as he stepped one side, replied very gent-' on i !y: "i ley make men of such things as f a(, i we are." I , A rustic couple, newly married, | marched into a drug store and culled) i for soda water. The obliging clerk in- j i quired what syrup they would have in j it, when the swain, deliberately leaning [over the counter, replied, "stranger, Sh money is no object to me ; put sugar in j jit." | J ! Just think of it! It costs one million : |)i two hundred and fifty thousand fivej ; hundred and eighty nine dollars and ten ! | cents to keep the women of this country in imported corsets for one year. What j - |a waste?Exchange. Stay! it's not a ^ waste; it is one of their means of I support. j*11 Here is what the radicals say in an! rj Ohio campaign song: eiir I In 1492 j cl,i Columbus crossed the ocean's blue, r\ He found the Aztec in his place? He found the copper colored race? l^0, J-fe found a land to white men new? j liut here he tound?Bill Allen, too! 'Confidence and security are essential to.a.progressive accumulation of wealth. J. w . . . "s^r 4 Sheriff's Sale. ?y L. J. WILSON, Auctioneer. j Stats of South Carolii COUNTY" OF AJSIiEVILLE. IN COMMON PLEAS. (ioorge AY\ Williams & Co., against A. Allen, Executrix, George Allen, deceased, and others. (litors Bill to Sell Land, Mural Assets, <j-c. <j-c. lUttSUANT to an Order of Con in this case, 1 will sell at pub erv at Abbeville C. II., on Saled NOVEMBER next, (1,) the vah REAL ESTATE of GEORC ALLEN, deceased, viz: No. 1, are's Shoal ami Mill Nine Acres. plat of G. M. Mattison, May, ! 5. litis ou it now Flouring a St-Mitf. "Good stand for a mill . "Neighborhood good a lf.hr. ftxtonds entirelv across, e cing tho whole bed of the rivi I furniohes tho finest water pow ON THE SALUDA RIVER, th a foundation of solid stone, wi indancc of water at all scaso hout any dam, this is believed tho Finest site for a Facto IN THE WHOLE SOUTH. No. 2. SI ill Tract, First Part, i Acres, more or lej ance of tract according to plat M. Mattison, Nov. 4, 1S62. A sses the bed of the Saluda Hiv bracing an island of about tweri es, and bounded on all other sit tho "Ware shoals" tract and "11 ct second part." No. 3. ill Tract, Second Pai 291 Acres, more or less, Dsscsthebed of the river, inclndi per part of Ware's Shoals, bom by first part mill tract, James I ^.sworth, George Jonos, and ot!n No. 4Taylor Tract, OU Acres, more or less, :hin the corporate limits of Cole ry, and bounded by lands of M san Waldrope, J. il. Graham, icrs. No. 5. 3u.se & Lot ill Cokesbm 5 Acres, more or less, igiblesituation.?Dwelling tiousi od Lot?Out buildings and gard iowii astbo "Allon Resideuco." TERMS: DASII as to one-half, as to theot If credit of twelve months, intei im duy of sale, purchaser to g nd and titles to bo prepared i ;ncd, but not delivered until ioIo purchase money is paid. I3 users to pay for papers. L. P. CiUFFIN, S. A. I eriff's Office, | Aug. 17, 1875,19-1 It j Sheriff's Sale. j L. J. Wilson, Auctions illiam E. Walters, vs. iindsay Williams, [-Execution James Williams, | md Thos. Young. J ?Y virtue of an Execution I me directed, I will sell at Ab le C. II., on Saleday in Septem i"5, next, withing the legal Lot ) following Personal Property, it: Two Bay Mare Mules, vied 011 as the property of T1 ung at the suit of William E. W s. i'EIvilS CASH. L. P. G TIFFIN, S. A. C Sheriff's Office, Aug. 16, 1875,19-3t. Sheriff's Sale. j L. J. Wilson, Auctions S. MoGowan, "] vs. \ Execution. A. L. Hughes. J l V virtue of an Execution to directed, I will sell at Abbev urt House on Sale Dav in Sentc next, within the legal hours, 1 lowing Ileal Estate, to viz: One Tract of Land, containing 172 Acres, ire or less, bounded by lands in Pressley, Rev. Lindsay, i\J wan, Mrs. Ellis, and others, lev as tiie property of A. L. Hugh the suit of Sam'l McGowan. rEli MS CASII. L. P. flUFFIX, S. A. 0 evilf's Office, Abbeville,") Aug. 11, 1875, lS4t J ne West Fefliale Collet 1HE Sixteenth year of this Insti tion will open on MOND.A TOBER 4th. Faculty com pie irse of study thorough ; governm< id and parental; location lieall 1 pleasant, terms reasonable, 'he President .and his family will >y the College Building und U irgeof the Boarding Department, ^he College Building is undergo! trough repairs and the Boardi nms will be completely re-furuisb 'or catalogue, address, J. I. BONNER, Due West, Abbeville County, S. C l ug. 11, 1875, 18-lt HEW FIRMTI 13 Christian & Co.T] A DKAI.KKS IN ! C J Q-roceries: 4 FARMERS' SUPPLIES, : ,, Abbeville, S. C., flf At Trowbridge's Old Stand, YVriLL keep always on band a full irt supely of li0 CORN, 2 av 1 \ BACON. iK FLOUR, rj CIGARRS, or COFFEES, &c? S" 4 j Also a select stock of Confectionaries and Fruits CANNED GOODS, &c? or 7 n(j We sell for cash at short prillts. Give j us a call. vo i CHRISTIAN & CO. J - Dec. 23, 1S74 37-tf n6) ESTABLISHED, 1832, , ^ Nos. 3 Broad Street and 109 East Bay Street, ISO cr CHARLESTON, S. C. j g STATIOSEBS A ;t' First-Class Work OUR SPECIALTY, YET, BY V8ING CHEAPER GRADES OF STACK, fid- WE CAN FURNISH WORK AT LOWEST LIVING PRICES. FINE FftSRlONABLTSTATIOKEflY, Piries Paper and Envelopes. P Redding and (Ball (Invitations J ON THE BEST STOCK AND PRINTED IN THE j LATEST STYLE. cs: i _ a . rs. rk BATCHLLEY'S J /? Tit *A Improved Cueum\r JU *Jber Wood Pump is a vV <C/ the .'i cknowlgisd *V -%** STANDARD of the J) '??*2 market, by popular verdict, the Qj Wm best pump for least money. At- ? ]?[ !Retention is invited to Batchley's iaSES Improved Bracket," the Droy v%*i3 Cheek Valve, which can be withdrawn without disturbing the joints, and the copper chamber which never cracks, scales or rusts, and will last a life time. For sale by dealers her and the trade generally. In order to be .cst sure that you get Blatehley's Tump, be : ' careful and sec that it has my trade. mark as above. If you do not know o in" where to buy, discriptivc* circulars, to- J] the get her with the name and address of 'ur- the agent nearest you, will be promptly furnished by addressing with stamp. CHAS. C. BATCH LFY, Man'r, 50G Commerce St., Philadelphia. April 14th, 1875?9m. ? Greenville & Columbia R. R, sgggrer CHANGE OF SCEDUL.E. On and after Wednesday February 10, V 1870, the Passenger trains over the J Greenville and Columbia llailroad will be run as follows, daily, Sundays excepted : I] MAIN STEM. I tO Tl' THIAN, MO. 1?COL'A TO Glt'NVILLE. J be- Leave Columbia 7:00 a.m J bcr " Alston 8:45 a.m. ^ 11 Newberry 10:03 a.m. " Cokesbury 1:37p.m. J 10 " Bel tou 3:20 p.m. Arrive Greenville 4:55 p.m. J TKAIN NO 4?CIltEEXVILIETO COLUMBIA ^ )0R. Leave Greenville 6:00 a.m. 7 i " Bel ton 7:55 a.m. . " Cokesbury 9:35 a.m. " Newberry 12:59 p.m. f " Alston 2:35 p.m. J, Arrive Columbia 4:20p.m. Jt'assengers ny iMgnt'iram on cuuui Carolina ltailroad connect with No. 1. . Passengers by No. 4 connect with Day '* Train on the South Carolina Railroad for Charleston, Augusta, &c., and with Night Trains on the Wilmington, Col- n ?- umbia and Augusta Railroad lor Sumter, Wilmington, Richmond, Baltimore, I &e., &c. er* ANDERSON JUKAXCir .t T5I.UKKIl>?IiI)IV'N DOWN. Leave Walhnlla 4:15 a.m. " . Perryville 4:45 a.m. " Pendleton 5:00 a.m. " Anderson (5:50a.m.; mo Arrive Helton 7:35 a.m. I illoi UP. >mJ Leave Helton 3:20p.m. ,i J "" Anderson 4:20p.m. me u Pendleton 5:20p.m if " Perryville G:10p.m.iJ Arrive Walhalla (3:45 p.m. | Accommodation Train between Pel-: Ion and Anderson Tri-Weekly, viz;) Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays., C No. 2 teave Pel ton at 0.30 A. M.; ar-j 1 ; rive Anderson 10:80 A. M. No. J5 leave [rs.j Anderson at 2.(10 P. M.; arrive at Pel- /i icd! ton 3 P. M. The Trains will run on vj Mondays when Court is in session at '' Anderson. ABJiKVIJjLK IJKANCJI. DOWN. Leave Abbeville 8:00 a. ni.! Arrive Cokesbury 9:10 a. m. I UP. Leave Cokesbury 1:49 p. m. i Nl Arrive Abbeville 2:35 p. in.! I Accommodation train on this Branch ? will be run on Mondays, Wednesdays j'A land Fridays. No. 2 leave Cokesbury at D l>:35 a. m.; arrive at Abbeville 10:85 a. m. ~ No. 3 leave Abbeville 12:80 p. m.: arrive Cokesbury 1:25 p. m. Train No. 1, on lY? Main Stein, Columbia to Greenville, i I stops twenty minutes at Cokesbury for Jr. Diliner. Train No. 4, Greenville to ?y Columbia, stops twenty-five minutes atj Belton for Breakfast, and twenty min-jj (.)C" utes at Alston for Dinner. *ke THOS. DODAMEAD, | Gen'l Superintendent !"S .Tajik/ Norton, Gen'l Ticket Agenj RUBBER CLOTH (fbrf* INCHES WIDE, now on hand If? I Oti9 at the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. [May 12, 1875.. 'AINT AND 53 Jackson Street; tie BEST o? ARTICLES^-, VAITE LEAD, ZINC, PAINTS, X)LORS, LINSEED OIL, "|S MACHINE OIL, GIN OIL, r-niis: CASH ON DELIVERY; orfl] ;J Z Uigustu, March 31, 1875, 51?6m ____ . *: ^rcat Julmccimnts A Large Stock ' ' -A ror Sal? vV rHE undersigned contemplates moving by Messrs. Wardluw & Edwards, an Goods. He, therefore, offers a variety o IE USUAL PRICES. All are invited th them, as they will be able to get a goc w, sest CHEAP CAE A new lot of WHITE VESTS and ry low prices. rune 23,1875, 11-tf WALLER & MERCI-IA jREENWO( l RE now offering to the public in thei ? line of all the Goods generally need< THEIR ST Ill havo been selected with great cr READY - MAD FINE STOCK OF A good asso Groceries, Hardware, Cro which the attention of purchasers is in WALLER Feb. 10, 1873, 45-tf Barnwell Are now prepared to ex hi bet t< S CHEAP A STOCK OF BROUGHT TO 1 consist i TAPT/E ry goods. T " CLOTHIt PROVISIONS 1 I3ST 6EEA.T " IAUOX AND SALT, SYRUP AND M F LLWAYS ON HAND AT Oct. 7, 1874 as-tr Masonic Directory. Clinton Loilp No. 3. A. F. M. ^r. H. PARKER, W.\ M.\ . C. WOSMANSKV, Secretary. Meets 2d Monday in every month. [esperian Chapter No. 17. R. A. M. . F. C. DuPRE, M.\ E.\ H.\ P.*. . J). CHALMERS, Recorder. IectsSd Friday night in every month. leSanssnre Conncil No. 16.R.&S. M. . T. ROBERTSON, T.\ 111.-. M.\ NO. (J. EDWARDS, Recorder. reet.s 1st Tuesday night in every month. May o, 187-j-ly iunnTngham i J& TFMPI FTflN UU I falVII hh I Ull Have on hand ALMOX, OYSTERS, TOMATOES, CRANI1ERR IES, PEACHES, PINE APPLE, C. C. PICKLE, SARDINES, SEA FOAM, EXT. LEMOX, and DESSICATED COC'OAXUT A splendid article of 'EA, (Green and Black) AT unningham & Templeton's. 'miuingliam & Tcinpleton j < ARE SELLING AT ; cost j a beautiful stock of liss Edging, Inserting and Pnffing. CALL AND EXAMINE. April 28, 1875, 3-tf Miles' Gaiters, LLL sizes, just made to order and for mile, at the EMPORIUM OF ASH IONS. [April 28, 1S75. ( ames A. Richardson, > Attorney at Law, t AND J Trial Justice, [ ISGSF1BLD C. H? 5. C, June 30, 2-4w ' i % - ' ' . Angnsta, 6a , ^ All FKESH and NEW. BRUSHES, VARNISH, PUTTY, C {WINDOW GLASS, &cM &c., &c. ? Poved City acceptance. GEO. D. CONNOR, 3' Jackson Street, Near Bell Tower. i , f flu Casl) Singers. ; of Clothing ? I at Cost! 1 ; next Fall to the Store now occupied d'desires to open an entire new stock f clothing and other goods at HALF to come and bring their spare change ? >d many goods for little money. BUftft S STORE. other goods to arrive next week at BROTHER, ( NTS .A.T ' J*, )d, s. c.," r neVv and handsome building, [a'ful ?*d in this community. 6 OCK OF ire, and unusually attractive. E .CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES. irtment of ckery, and Glassware.- 1 vitcd. Give us a call. & BROTHER. & Co. > > their friends and the public 1 GOODS AS WAS EVER! HIS MARKET, "S,,f L ' i rG & HATS, BOOTS & SHOES, | I GROCERIES I VARIETY. OLASFES, LOUR, MEAL AND GRIST THE LOWEST PICRESj unTinr rn nRrniTnoc! NUllbC iu uncuiiunoi OF || < Cannon & Lindsay. | THE Creditors of the lato firm of| CANNON & LINDSAY arc; hereby required to preset their claims to the undersigned, properly approved, before the 15th day of June next. i Benj. S. Barnwell, Assignee, j May 19, 1875. The Ladies f Will remember our elegant stock of; , SPRING MILLINER? j AND ' !f I FANCY DRY GOODS [j i is now being offered at cash prices and i I cheaper than ever before, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. , May 12, 187-5. ' a MILLINERY! MILLINERY !p MILLINERY! 2 I HAVE now a well selected Stock o MILLINERY which I will be deased to exhibit to my friends, customers, and the public generally. The styles arc entirely new and very pretty, ti ind all I Jisk is to give me a call before J] purchasing elsewhere. Thanking my justomers for past favors, and asking a . ontinuance of the same. I am, very respectfully, March 31,1875, 5Mf _ N Meetings -j of i Jounty Commissioners. ('J TtlE Board of County Commission- ^ era will meet from this date on he third and fourth Saturdays of each nonth for the especial accommodation >f teachers, and on the second Saturday >f each month for the transaction of ither business. RORERT JONES, 1 Chairman. * Juno 2, 1873, S-tf I Consisting in part of ANCY west prices, give us a call atrd^^ot^vl April 7, 1875, 52-tf MIL.L.INE IN CHARGE OF MISS JANE ] ; o: )UR friends and the public generally are reap* examine ourstoekof MILLINERY AND reparcd this season to offer the largest and bovc goods at the lowest prices. To cash buyei iduceincnis. Consult your interest and look bei T. T- Roto April 7, 1875, 52-tf 'EMPORIUM OF OUR SPRING STOCK Millinery, Dress JAPANESE SILKS, WHITE 6 Scarfs, Ruches, Neck Ribbc PARASOLS, TRIMMINGS, AND LADIES snow complete in every department, and we woul rom our numerous friends and the public generally iriceand stylish goods. Special attention is direct* MILLINER SKLKCTKl) 1JY MISS KATE IS vhocan assmv her numerous lady friends, has all t h ready to please the most fastidious. Respectful JAS. , Proprietor E April 7 1ST"), r,2-tf QUARLES &1 HAVE RECEIVED THEIR NE' DRY GOODS, CLOTi Shoes, Notion Wc beg leave to inform our friends tl; ' licit. <if tli?> VFIi\ LOWE! . ail oftcr ./special inducements to purchasers CLOTHE ' ALSO A NEW LOT MILKS SHOES, LADIES AVALKIN1 ANDLADI Call early with the cash and get supplied. Qstarles & ] April 7, 1875, 52-tf CARPENTRY. ! w. nsn rHE undersigned hereby gives no-1 ___ ticc tliat lie is prepared to do all i ,! inds of CA H PUNTER'S WORK and AJL * JUILDING. He also repairs eJ?>i'g JOTTON GINS, THRESHERS! ?aC?n AND PANS. I f I full supply of GIN 31ATER1AL[ Tcu) fIol( I ways on hand. Fanners are requested' i bring their Gins up early in the seaon, to allow time to have them properly repared. ,, Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, lie Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds otrmw f rubber and laathei belting. D. B. SMITH, n XT O P Prune*. R auucviiic v. JU..? u. w. 1 Oranff July 15, 1874 14-fim | Co [ARTER'S CHERRY BITTERS. AND Sugar IROiSr TONIC. J" These are good preparations. CRA PARKER & PERRIN. July 28 16-tf FIXE CE rj lew National Woven Wire Mattress ALS0, rkUHABLE, Elastic, Noiseless, and PL*vH Lf the most perfect fc>priu?x Bed, WHISKY ever wears out or gets out of order. anfj peac)1 : is*so arranged with bolts that the (Wnac' p iision can be let out or taken up at ^|nda ill. For sick persons they are the best ?d known. Cooler than any other and At LOW m be made soft or hard. For sale at j)ec> ]fj J. D. Chalmers & Co. Joo~i May 20, 1875, 7-t.f JUst rec lAllLOIt BRACKETS-new and T L Jiandsome styles, just to hand. **" J. D, CHALMEB9&CO. 1, w, - - - ' ^ ( Xtwm rvr i;-'-Vin.*> *?fi jfflB R GOODS, | m\CLOTHING, J HoODS. &G. I ? ? ? ? ? 9 ? w mi se to offer our goos at the H isms. i 1 1 ? HH RAMEY! I HB ? 96 ' r'rJ ' cctfully invited to call and SgB FANCY GOODS. Wear? SH most complete stock of the HB s we propose to offer great "ore purchasing elsewhere. SSI erts on. H FASHION." I 873! j Goods, I ODDS, MUSLINS, I ins, Jet Goods, B GOODS GENERAL!.''," 7 I d respectfully aolictlt ft Oftl! 'HI r, assuring satisfaction as to ^9 ;d to our elegant stock of R| 3 MALL, I Iio latest stvles in market, and fifl iyV A. BOWIE, mporiam of Fashion. ?ERRIN > * V STOCK OF IIW. HATS, :S, &e. it Lit _ lat we are now prepared to ST CASH PRICES. We ' of i NT Gr. OF g shoes, > ' - ,'i j r-ji esj gaiters. Perrin. . A. LIMBECKEE, :nety six, iioved into the OLD COR;it STOKE, where he iu now , Lard, Corn Meal r, Rice, Sip, Coffee, mm, Syrup, , Mackerel, :icaroni, Mince Meat, Family Soaps, Toilet Soaps, fed Lye, Pickles, ics, Salmon, '.nurd Oysters, rotted Meats, Canned Fniits, lirandicd Fruits, Jellies, Citron, aisins, Figs, es, Apples, Cocoanuts, nfcctioneries of every description, E AM) VARIED L(%2' OF j )iiyar mum, una Toys, Almonds, Peucan Nutt, iizil A'uts, Filberts, Soda, Starch for the Laundry, Corn Starch Puddings, [ CKEPS, of all Kinds, FIREWORKS, [EWING AND SMOKING 'OBACCO, Segars and Pipes. Kentucky RYE and Bourbon ISKY, Pure Mountain CORN , Wheat WHISKY, Apple , RRANDY, Holland GIN. !RANDY, WINES, of all Prices, for Cash Only. 1874, tf Cottage Bedsteads ?civcd, at the lowest prices ?n /ntt a t* ifnnn o ri/~v j;. uiaijjUJVKo ? m 1874,34?t^.