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MOTHER. -iKMUidkl h?>r hair at nijrht, voout tiie time for lying down, r-:??j can e ami km-it, 1 was so small 'i'it ore in my bed, her curls did fall vji over iue, light, g<?ld mid brown. j. >MI USIVJUp Ilium uvi |iiiun?, Iior fai?i\ young fact', fur off jt ? -r girlish voice, her kisses rrweet, The putter "f her pretty feet, Passed with mo i u to .charming dre<.m?j. And when I woke :it merry morn. ."'trough horgohl hair I saw the sun . lame strong, shine glad, and glorify ~.i,? great, good world. Oh, never can 1 j\v\rget the words?"My darlingone?' u'hi! checkered years since then haw .crept he-and me, and we have known onie rurrow, and much tempered joy .i'Kr into u.mhood stands her boy, ^ ?,\nd her gold hair snow-white i^ blown. : it world has changed hy slow degrees, .'?nd as old days recede, ?ilas! .- o much of trouble have the new, ;o?se rare, far joys grow dim, seen through Sad times, a* through a darkened Klass. *!tat:;just this morning when I woke, How lovingly my lips were kissed, low chaste and clear the .sunlight shone . 0.i? mother's hair, like gold dust sown, Athwart tiiiu clouds of silver mist. Simple Remedies, Kkkosexe fob Ivy P<?ison*i>'<i. ? A writer iu tlic; Jrlcrid<i Agriculturist xixxs that kerosene will relieve the irritation r>c.:a?ioncd by poison from ivy in fort v ..tifiouttfs, and eradicate the j??isoii e:i, ti rely in many hours. Willi the point ?;f thd linger, or u soft brush, rub a small : . rtiou of the oil over the places where : ie eruption appears, repeating the ap lieanou lit rue or four tunes a miy. xw '?cf fro.n the itching will be almos: i.-iiueiliate, and the cure certain ami .s;?<?edy. Other cutaneous diseases, ho auJs,*such as ling-worm, itch, audtlu li^liUi type of tetter, can be cured b.\ tlie same treatment, and the minute*: drop of kerosene will kill bed-bug.^ quicker than lightning. PL'Mi'Ktx as a Pori/Ticn. ? A correspondent of the Stw York Innnvr'a C'lut gives an instance in wliieh a woman's arm was swelled to an enormous size and painfully inflamed. A poultice was ulade of stewed pumpkins, which wasronewed every fifteen minutes, an*! iri-ajshort time produced a perfect cure. Tho fever drawn v>ut by tbe poultices m^<ie them extremely offensive, as they wvvr ukeu off. TilEATMKNT OF TYPHOID FkVKK. ? l>r.'"fieorge Johnson, in the London I'r'i 'titiuncr, takes the ground that in tie treatment of typhoid fever careful ii'V-itig and feeding are of primary im]K?.-tuuce, while, a.s a rule, no medicine.; of :mv kind are required, and wlieu nol ru;uired they aro or'teii wo.r?e than u.-e1. r-. Diarrhcva is a less frequent symptom than before this plan was adopted. nn<l when it does occur, ?ar <muiv Ir.iCfsible, while tyitfpiiuiliq disiejision of the abdomen is a rare event. Tir.NNirr r's Nkw JIoHjsks. ? On Saturday, at l'ier JSo. 44, JS\.rth river, wc haw eigjtf lir.i' hmatia imported by Jamo.(iordon lien net t, lwj., landed from tin ?-ieaiii?lii|> Holland, ot' the Xati.mai Jane. The lirst nut* which reached te'Ta Hraiu on {Saturday was a beautiful che->ti.ut mare, with a blaze in the face, and a H'hito heel behind. She is one ot' the wneelers of Mr. Bennett's four-in-hand team, and a very powerful mare, with great quartern and stitles. The mare a model vf the others, all of whom seem jo "oin'yino power, elegance, and bloodiik : < i/ibulus in a:i extraordinary de^re'.-. They have the strength of the draught hor?e, with tiie eKan, sinewy 1 nrru i uf,.I!lu-nds. t,I'0111 i! 1 ellD eVe.? av-&r"? * ' r ami small pricked j.s of the blood horse. They art* ail chestnuts, and ilit ieadeos of tlu* IV?ur-iii-ii:iO'i are very gay a fid stylish. But our attention way quit*, as much aeiracted by the chestnut gcld' !&&& .which belonged lo Miss Bennett's plneton. Tlicsp aro up-heauc!, hcautiiul red hor.-*i.s, with line pricked car.-, game-cock throttles and legs like thoroughbreds. Tho whole were brought ,yul under the charge of Win. Matthews, ? .the coachman, who seems to be a very intelligent. painstaking man, with ;i fair, open lCnglish countenance, down which tlie sweat was rolling in great herds. Besides the horses, they had belonging to Mr. Bennett a couple of /'lumber spaniels, liver and white, and of the highest breed iu i^utjiumJ, --V. Sj/urtsmw*. How TO KKKI1 MEAT I'KHBIJ.?As - ? - 4 ! !... soon a> (lie animal neat. is oui 01 u?c meat, *Iice it up ready for cooking, prepare a large jug by scalding well witu hot salt and water, >Hx salt pulverized saltpetre in the proportion of one cupful of salt. Cover the bo t ton; of ,lhe jar willi a sprinkle of s ilt and pepner. I'm down a !;?% ing of meat, .sprinkle with-salt and pepper the saine .'is if going to the table, and continue in this .manner till the jar is full. Fold a to wo! or cloth and wet it iu salt and water, in Which a little of the saltpetre is dissolved. Press the elolb closely over the meat and set in a cool place, lie sure and press the cloth on tightly as each layer is removed, and your meat will &i-'ej>jCor n?oijtps, It is a good plan to Jet tke we*tJiu over a night after it is sliced, before packiig. Then drain olt' all tliw blooil thai oo/.cs from it. ii, will Jjo necessary to change the cloth ueeuHiotiailv, or InUo it aii'l \?':?.--h it Sil'sl in t-?lif water?then scald in salt water as a: tirst. In this way farmers can have frefdj meat the year round. I have kept beef that was killed the 12th of T-Vbruarv till the 21st of June. Then 1 pufkeu u large jar of veal in the same way during the dog days, and it kept Six weeks. TlllUti; fiOOL* JI.VNDS AT I)HAW Po*vKJ\?It was a good old-fashion .set h?wn at draw poker. There were tlm-c oft'ieni ? L iysses, Childs and Murphy, "1 tell you what, it's a jolly yanie.'' remarked the poet laureate, "when you know it's played on the square." ' 'I could never see any pleasure i: cards where tbore's cheating going on,' added his excellency, flipping anothci iihunk of ice into the ghi?s that stcod oi the table beside him. "Faith, you ran depend upon it,' said .Murpliv, "that a man who woui<: xheat hi* own friends ain't jrot tin- ri^hi tort of nature in him. at all, at all." Finally there was a "call," nnd al threw down their hamhs simultaneous ]y. Childs had three accs, had Murphy, so had (Jrant! Nine aers and onJy one deck! Then they all it; without sayinjr a word, went out, ani. walked oil'in djllbrent directions. ... o TIow to IjHMoyi: Wa ntsi.?>Varts ai\ jiotonly very tiouhlesonn-, hutdisli^un .the hands. Our wlci>; will thank u? /or calling their aueuuun to the followOHM.. MVJ'll {)f tile liil'^e.st JllJi JM. I n. v vv..^, without leaving a sour: "Taken siuul; .piece.of beef, steep if a!i night in vine gar, cut as icueh iron: it as will eovei ihe wart anil tie it o" ; -or, it' the excrescence is on the forehead, fasten it on with strips of plaster. il may be rejnovedi during the day and put on eve 13 night, lit one fortnight the y/urt wii .die and peel oil'." The f.^nie preserip.tion will .cure.corns. The national grandchild will he transported across the Atlantic to-jno/Tow, it cauic over to Long Branch to be born, and having accomplished its object, ,tiow returns tu pcrlidious Albion, wiieit jU*j tail of the British lion will be usefui in keeping the Hies oil' of H.?^irjus. Exhaustion of Manure.-IIo j long manure lusts in the soil, is u i tioii which is impossible to answer po i itively, as circumstances of climate ar {the methods of cultivation adopt* ! must over prevent any fixed rule I guide* us in this direction, but in liu I land, where a large portion of the land worked by tenant farmers, nun i thought has naturally been given to tl subject, and the following conelusioi j have been accepted by common con sen J Lime is held to bene tit the soil for a p ' | riod of turn years, but not equally durii I the whole time, as ten times as much exhausted the lirst as in the last yen , I Common stable manure, guano, bone and some other Mibsuuiees are exhaust* in Jour or live years, and the more higl ' )y nitrogenous the fertilizer the soon it is exhausted. Manure is used up I , the growing crops much faster in a w than in a ury season, and also in a hci than in a cold one, as decompositio proceeds much more rapidly in frar ' than in cold weather. Farmers whoa . in the habit of applying manure as top-dressing to grass lands will have ix ticed thai in wet weather the luauu ao.ts immediately, while if long contii ' tied drouth prevails at the time of appl; ing tlio manure, the next year's ere will receive more beneliit from the toj dressing Mian the present one.?JVc I tfrtyliuiil Fanner. Sknsihu; Wokds auout Advkkti iNtJ.?'i he following is from the linai uial article of i he Scio Orleans Piuayim "The people who sit nervously in conn iughouses, or behind their goods, wai ini- for customers to take tbeui by stori 1 and making no otforts to let the worJ know the bargains Ihey have to ofle will limi the season very unpropitiou Many of those who have spent larj I sums in hirinir drummers and payii ibr other well-known appiiancesof trad have oiTecrted large sales, but 9wallow< up two large a share of the receipts i i such enormous attendant expense i'iit: best remuneration has been foni: by those who have returned to more 1 -jitimate old fashioned methods of pusl . ing their business. We say it not siu ply because we are interested in thatiii ofexpenditure, but, as our best advic iu all who wish to bo enterprising an to secure a larger custom, there is notl ing now *o ofJeotive to this end as jud cious advertising. A little advertisi aicut may he like a gentle touch of tl whip to poor .Dobbin's horse, ua nieii thrown away," but a liberal outlay is a most certain*to bring in a large rettiri and this will last even beyond the cu rem season. We do not believe th; any one who has valuable service or d drable property to oiler can fail of reaj ing a rich harvest by continuous advc tiding on a large scale. ? A Free House at Rest.?Durin - 1 ,i Lilt? pjoneer.liavs ui imtiuou, imvu., n town had an editor who was patiei 1 and long suffering. Some of the men beas of the church got him to give $: toward securing a minister; then the wanted thoir religioyp notices insert< free; then he was asked for twenty-fli dollars toward helping to build a pa so .age, and he finally found he wi , giving the church morp than he ga> his family. lie nevertheless "hung on for a time longer, until one evening 1 went to prayer meeting and was' n*ki to leave his oHlee fi>i' a-weykiand'go an help clear the gromul-j 1'or-a oftmfi mec ing. That was the last straw, and 1 rose ppand saj.d : . tll) KJeptleman, I'd i,ike to go to heave wi'ii. you,,. 1 l>no\v you all. You ai olever and obliging,kind and tei ler, and it would be nice for us all, as , itongregHtimi, to iro in to'gether, but i'\ concluded to Jeave' you and dodge i along with somebodylrom [Detroit; Li peer or' (jjaml Rapids. It's monej noney, all the time, and I've given th church until, if mv wife should di she'd have to go to heaven barefooted I'he congregation seemed to realize tin i five horse was being rode to deatl They letup upun the editor and paeit ed him. lie even had a special tet assigned him at the camp meeting, an all was well. i Bkax AND C'OKX-MEAL I-'OK Cowa.| The J'rncticic Farmer says "It is we I settled, in the opinion of alt 01/ our bo dairy men, thai bran greatly promot) the miiK seoiutious in cows, and it Cod alniosi universally.?About equal I mixed with corn-iaeal is the usual pr Jpoition. This mixture seems to pr j mole the quantity and quality ol' mill | Hungarian grass is also found for uiilc cows to be rather superior to theor<lin ry hay. The last year or two Hungi rian grasS has loomed up wonderfully i the estimation of our dairy farmers; ai a very large scope of land will be sow( with it the coming season. It maturi for cutting in about sixty days, and pr duces two to four tons per acre?the la lor, of course, on good soils. Thr< peeks to the acre is the usual allowam of seed. Nashville ia overrun with her Kei lucky cousins. The faro from I,oui villc'isi only lifty cents, and haudsou young girls, sturdy young men and I fair sprinkling of old ones crowd 01 I hotels daily," say the Nashville paper a large lot'nf the ladies and gentleme visited the capilol and the uuiversitle |>ays the L'tiion und American, an ! doubtless learned a few points in arcl itoeture which they wouldn't ha\ picked up in a whole life-time at Louis j ville. I As a rule, not only is the simple; food the best food, but llie most sea>oi able is, in the long run, the most app< Itizing. There is no diilieulty in detei | mining what we should eat, since tli I products 01'oureiimate show us plain] montn by month. Fish, flesh and l'rui | by their plumpness tenderness and rip* ticss, themselves denote when they ai 'ready to be eaten. A sound stomac \vill*tirotU by whatever and unspoilt: ! palatu enjoys, THJ2 COST OF A I'LUASl'ltK. Upon the valley's lap The dewy morning throws | II thousand pearly drops, To wake a single rose. I Thus often, in the courso Of life's few fleeting year*, i A single pleasure eosts. The soul a thousand tears. "I It is too frequently the casu for pnpei I of a low order of intelligence to ridieir colli>pt> jls :i lid lllns.* :in ; useless individual. Mr. Avery, oi Villi ; however, graduated only a mouth ag< I .and alreuiiy lie ha* secured u position i i trust ut u salary <?1* a year. It [jas pitcher ol' a professional base Lia | ciub. II The fastest time ever made by a rai ! way train was ou Sunday last, on >>'e '! Yoii; Central Uailroad. The JS'vw Yoi 11 JlrmltVs limning train on the Wostei L jt*nd ol" the load ran seventy miles i jsixty minutes. . A minister onee said : "Those nil . Iyoung men whosiandouteide theehuri .(doors waiting for the girls to come ou , | w iil some day stand around the insii I of hell's door waiting for the girls l iconic in?but they won't come." j A cubit yard of sand or earth wcigl ?: about .'i'J cwt; mud 2-5 cwt; marl -Uewi jelay ol cwt; chalk ;W cwt; sandstone i i: cvt; shale 40 cwt; quartz 41 cwt; gnu ! ite 1- cwt; trap lii cwt; slate 1J. i' It is announced tl).it in the course .{jthe next tell Uiousand years the who fig lube will be covered with water to tl 'ia-juno: thirty l'eet. Select your trc ,: gentlemen. "j The wife of a noted practicing phys : eian ;idviseu ner mtsoanu 10 m<.p ??.. ; l'rom liine/als of iiis patients, as it loo] "jed Loo mueii like v. tailor carrying lion his own work. i A lawyer is now defined as a learnt ' gentleman >yho rescues your properi ' ijoiu tiie possession i;l'anutherand keej 1 j it himself. !j '1 11 talk it over with Susaji," is tl i last slai/g expression coined in JS'e ' York.. *! Sheriff's Sale. is'dl By L. .T. WILSON, Auctioneer. i?;Tle State of Sonth Carolina hi COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. S| IX COMMON PLEAS. t: I (.-! Cloorgo \Vr. Williams Sc. Co., ,r. j against |.S. A. Allen, Exocutrix, George A j Allen, dec-eased, and others. Iv I |?t j Creditors Bill to Sell Land, Marsha it, Assets, go. fic. I in j u'i "PURSUANT to an Order of Cour .j _L i" tbiscaso, J willscllat publi< re outcry fit Abbeville C. if., on Saleda> 1- in NOVEMBER next, (1,) the valaa Hble REAL ESTATE of GE0RG1 ^ A. ALLEiV, deceased, viz: " No. 1. s. Ware's Shoal and .Mills I] Nine Acres. |* By plat of G. M. Maltison, May, 19 18U5. lias on it now Flouring am lj Grist Mill. Good stand for a mill oi r, gin. jNeigbborliood gooa uui s- healthy, extends entirely across, em **;' bracing the whole bed of tbo river and fimunhes tho finest water powe Jd OX THE SALUDA RIVER. !" With a foundation of solid stone, witl ?i abundance of water at all season? 0- without any dam, tKia! is believed t< ?- bo the Finest si to for a Factor ? IN THE WHOLE SOUTII. :e ' d. . y ";! { >Al 2." ' Mill Tract, First Part, ip j . n ) . 1115 &cres,r more or Jess i, Balance of tract according to plat o n- U. M'.'Miitti&nJ Nbv. 4;: 1362. A 1st ^ crosses, the bed of tho Saluda River p. embracing an island of about twenty 1- acres, and bounded oil all other wide by the "Ware shoals" tract au<] "mil tract second part." le it i- No. 3. | Mill Tract, Second Part ?(1 ' :4i ?/1 . < . I.' 291 Acres, more or less, ^ Crosses the bed of the river, including |.t. upper part of Ware's Shoals, bound i" ed by first part mill tract, James Kil ! C\ InnnkJ ?Hl rl IIIJ'^OWUl IU, uuum, i?..u ?d id t- No. 4. Taylor Tract, n : ** ' re 50 Acres, more or less, H within the corporate limits ol' Colics 4 bury, and bounded by lands of AJrt ii Susan Waldiope, J. ii. Graham, an< a- others, y. ? ? No. ?.* ;i House & Lot in C'o.kcsbury ilj 5 Acres, more or less, itjKligiblcsituation.?Dwelling House? <1 jGood Lot--Out buildings and garden ! Known us the "Alleu liesidenco." -j TERMS: CASH as to one-half, astotlieolhc ;".iS; half credit of twelve months, in teres is j from day of sale, purchaser to givi y bond aud titles to be prepared an< J" signed, but not delivered until tli I- I whole purchase mone}* is paid. Pui h j chabors tu pay for papers. H L. P. GUFF IN, 1 LI in i id I Sheriff 'h Ollic-e, ) d j Aug; 17,1875,19-111 J r fi Stale of Sonth Carolina fj?j| COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. 'e j In Probate Court. ! Frances .4. Williams, Administratrix s"! Plaintiff, ' j against .1A Dutjbs, and Minerva., his wife ' j JJnijairiin F. Outz, Orion J'. What1 ley and Elizabeth,' his wife, and ' j Orion 1\ Whatlcy claiming , j to be Trustee of an estate j of his xvife and chilM dren, Defendants "e Complaiut for .Settlement of tlie Estat j"' of Thomas J. O.utz, deceased, for Injunction and Relief. hearing the Complaint, anU.oi motiou by Perrin & Cothran, At ' : torneys for the Plain tilt', It is Ordered > ! that the sixth day of October, 1875, bi lel-iiid is hereby fixed for a settlement o y J the Estate ofThos. J. Outz, dec'd, an t. j that the defendants be find they at* >1 hereby required to answer the Com 'e! plaint and appear in this Court, to l> h | huhlon at Abbeville Court House, S. C. d on the day above named, at 10 o'eloel | A. M., and that copies of the Complain ; and this Order be duly served on tin ! Defendants. j It is further Ordered, That al ! the Creditors and Orion T. Wlmtle\ 1 be and they are hereby enjoinet laud restratiled from comiucnciug o ! prosecuting any suit or suits against thi I estate of Thos. J. Out/., deceased, am ) that the said Orion T. Whutley be, am j lie is hereby required to produce be for this Court on the day of Settlement tin ,.s authority by which he claims the rigli lu to receive the trust estate of his wifi tj Elizabeth, and his children, from tin L. j estate of Thos. J. Outz, dec wised, ,'j It appearing to this Court by the alii j|- davit of J. M. Gaines, that the Defend plants J. N. Dobbs, and Minerva, his wife 1*1 i Lemuel Iirooks and Maty his wife, am I Benjamin F. Outz reside beyond tin rlimitsof this State, It is therefore Or l-'dered, That the said defendants bemad< w j parties by publication and that a copj A , of the Complaint and this Order beserv nled on thoni respectively by mail, pos n ! tage prepaid, addressed to their respec j tive Post Offieesas specified iu the sai< Atlldavit, and that the Pluintifr shal 'J' j have such other and further relief a , her ease may require. f?! THOS. B. MILLFORI), j [seaij.] Judge of Probate, Abbeville County | August 0, 187o. I !'.< The above is a true oopv. Attest, J. C. WOSMANSKY, I Clerk Court Probate, A C. " August o, lS7*r?, lS-Gt "J Due West Female College ie Sixteenth year of this Jnstitu t'l ]&_ ti?" will open on MONDAY jOC'l'OHKlt 4th. Faculty complete ;j. :eourse of study thorough ; govern men kind and lmrental; locution health' :und pleasant, terms reasonable. 1(Jj The President and his family will oc i cupy the College Building and tak ichargeof the Boarding Department. :U The Col logo Building is undorgoin; 'y I thorough repairs' and the Boardiui 1>S; Jtoonis will be completely ro-furiiishcil j I?ny catalogue, address, UJ J. I. BONNER, v J Hie West, Abbeville County, ,S. C. i A?g- U. 1875, NEW FIRB I !ni o_ r unnstianoc i DEALEIIS IN Groceri e AND FARMERS' SUPPLI ; Abbeville, S. C., At Trowbridge's Old St; keep always on hand i t TT snpely of C CORN, BACON, 2 FLOUR, CIGARRS, COFFEES, , Also a sclcct stock of Coiifectionarics and Fri i CANNED GOODS, t r We sell for cash at short prilits. 1 us a.call. - iniinmTi a &i o. ;UHM3ilAN 66 Dec. 23, 1874 37-tf II Ml I I.I III II I.IBI II f Nos. 3 Broad Street and 109 East Bay stree 5 ' : CHARLESTON, S. C. : STSTTftREBS PH}^g||$/ERS > First-Class Worj 1 OUR SPECIALTY, YET, BY I'SINO CIIEAPKR ORADEB OF SToCl , , WE CAN Fl'IUOSlI VORK AT j LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Flit FASHIONABLE"5TATIDNER1 Piries Paper and Envelopes. Redding and (Ball (Invitation ON THE BEST STOCK ANO PRINTED IN THE * LATEST STYLE. JI ? BATCHLLI *\ Improved Ci lp **S jjlber Wood Pui Vcv *y the a c k 11 o w 1 STANDARD? market, by popular vcrdic best pump for least money, tcntion is invited to Bate! Improved Bracket, the Check Valve, which a withdrawn without di.stu the joints, and the copper chti whieli never cracks, scales or rusts t will hist a life time. For sale by d o and the trade generally. In order j sure that you get Blatchley's Pun careful and see that it ii:ts my mark as above. If you do not '* where to buy, discriptive circulai gether with the name and addri the agent nearest you, will he proi furnished by addressing with btam CHAS. C. BATCHLFY, Man'r, o()(? Commerce St., Philadelp April 14th, lS7o?Dm. [ Greenville & Columbia I ' filaHBBBI , CHANGE OF SCEDUT On and after Wednesday Februu , 1S7-3, the Passenger trains ove ' Greenville and Columbia Railroa< be run as follows, daily, Sunday ceptcd: MAIN STEM. TP TRIAN, NO. 1? COL'A TO Oll'.W Leave Colombia 7:0 " Alston 8:4: " Newberry 10:0; " Cokesbury 1:3 " Bolton 3:2i j Arrive Greenville 4:o" TKAIN NO 4?URHKNVIl,! KTO COM 2 Leave Greenville 0:0 f 44 Belton ...... 7:5 44 Cokesbiiry 0:3 44 Newberry 12:5! " Alston -:3 L.; Arrive Columbia 4:U< ! Passengers by Night Train on t Carolina Kail road connect with 1 I Passengers by No. 4 connect witl Train on the South Carolina Ra , I for Charleston, Augusta, <kc.t and , Night Trains on the Wilmington, j j umbia and Augusta Railroad lor J ter, Wilmington, Richmond, Balti I &e.,&e. ] ANDERSON HRANC'H & RLUEltlUGi: I DOWN. I Leave Walhalla 4:li I " Perry vi lie 4:4; | " Pendleton o:0( 44 Anderson <>:o< j Arrive Bolton 7:1* Ijp j Leave Bel ton 3:2< " 14 Anderson 4:i>( . ! <i .. ii . ? A.-'l i; "" I'cmiiiMuii *j " l'crryvilie 0:H _j Arrive Walhalla (>:4; r.j Accommodation Train between ";ton and Anderson Tri-Weekly, *! Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satin .No. 2 leave JJelton at D..10A. M .! rive Anderson 10:30 A. M. Xo. 8 j Anderson at 2.00 P. M.; arrive at I ton 8 P. JM. The Trains will ru 3i -Mondays when Court is in sessi Anderson. a inn:vri.T.K uijancji. DOWN. i Leave Abbeville 8:00 Arrive Cokesbury 9:10 UP. I Leave Cokesbury 1:40 j Arrive Abbeville 2:5>o Accommodation Train on this H; j will be run on Mondays, Wed no and Fridays. No. '2 leave Cokesbn . !0:.-{.j u. in.; arrive at Abbeville 10:3." | No. leave Abbeville J_:5U p. m.; ; "iCokesbury l:-"> p. m. Train No. jiMain Stem, Columbia to Groeu 'stops twenty minutes at Cokesbui il)iliner. Train No. 1, Greenvil ^ Columbia, stops twenty-five niinu I Bolton for Breakfast, and twenty uteri at Alston for Dinner. e: THOS. DODAMEA] rp! Gen'l Superintei ?! Jai;i:/ Nokton, Gen'l Ticket T I Lj RUBBEK CLOTH INCHES WIDE, now on at the EMl'Olli UM 1EAMH10N. [May 12,1 PAINT ANI 53 Jackson St J0 iThe BEST of ARTICIi WAITE LEAD, ZINC, PAINTS COLORS, LINSEED OIL, MACHINE OIL, GIN OIL, ; q Terms: CASH ON DELIVERY; Augusta, March 31,1875, 51?6in <Bu*cflt 3n&uremei and, ?full A Large St F*or Sal THE undersigned contemplates n by Messrs. Ward law & Ed wan of Goods. He, therefore, oilers a var &c THE USUAL P1U0ES. All are in ' with theui, as they will be able to gel nils w. a?I CHEAP C Give ggj- A new lot of WHITE VESi' very low prices. June 23,1875, 31-tf _ I WALLER ^ st :merce 1 GREENWC f /A now ?^e"nP t0 tl?c public in 4 J% line of all the Goods goucrally r THE Hi ' -BR*;': ^ have been selected with gr ; READY - M/ ? A FINE STOCK 0 A gooi: ? i ^ TTft v/Iwtova UrrOCCl'^CS) uaiuviitivi s, which the attention of purchase!* WALLE Feb. 10, 1873, 4o?tf , Barnwel Arc now prepared to exhi ~ AS CHEAP A STOCK Lm., BROUGHT T inp is god r: co Jt tlic ' At- STAPLE BEY GOOD! Droy CLOT] in bV rbinjj imbcr fi PROVISIONS in grea.1: X^jiucox AJYD salt, nptiv Sl'lHJP AND I p. Ilia. ALWAYS ON HAND i. It. 0ct- 7> 1874 ~(Hf US M asonic Directory <E- Clinton Lodge Mo. 3. A. F. M irylO, W. H. PARKER, W.\ M.\ r the J. C. "WOSMANSKY, secretary. J will Meets 2d Monday in every month s ex- , - Hocmowon PliQntor Tvfn 17 B A liUDpUl 1(111 UUUjJLUI 11U. ll.li.il JLI.K. J. F. C\ DuPRE, M.\ K.\ H.\ P. Oa.m J* D. CHALMERS, Recorder. 5 a.m. Meets 3d Eriduy nigiit in every mo 3 a.m. six SeSanssnre Council No. 16.R.&S 5p.m. J. T. ROBERTSON, T.\ 111.*. M.\ fMBi v JN0- r'- AWARDS, Recorder. *- Meets 1st Tuesday nightin every mo 0 a.m. May 5, 1875-1 y 5 a.m. ?CUNNINGHAM I) p.m. ?: ?'! & TEMPLET! 1 Day ilroad Have on. band with I ( <)1"! SALMON, bum- OYSTERS. . more, TOMATOES, CRANBERRIES, , i PEACHES, ^ j 1' 1 i'j A I J kJJLJf ! C. C. PICK EE, a,m-! SARDINES, >a-m-{ SEA FOAM, I a-nH EXT. EEMOX, ) a.m.; am] DKSSJCATED COt.'OAX > a.m.; J p.m. j splendid urlielv of Jp.ni.j j TEA, (GreenanclBIac' jpm. Uel-I A1 viz; I days. i Cunningham & Templetor leave! ,nBon|Giiuiiii)gliain & Templet on at | AIlE SELLING AT COST. U. 111. I , . - , A a m j a beautiful stoc* ot };;?:iSffiss fitful iDsertiiiff ant Puffi ranch! CALL AND EXAMINE. !aS| April S8, 1873, S-tf I it. 111. j irrive Miles' Gaiters, ], 0111 iville ' A LL sizes, just made to order and v for j -2 JiL sale, at the KMI'OKIL'M ic to!FASHIONS. [April l'S, 1) Ics at! " min* James A, Richardso I uiont' Attorney at Law, Agein AND j Trial Justice, "^|IEGEFIEID C. H? 5. 675. ( June 30, 2-1 in > OIL STORE! reet, Augusta, Ga., 1S---ALL FRESH and NEW. BRUSHES, VARNISH, PUTTY, U WINDOW GLASS, &c., &c., &c. ; or approved City acceptance. GEO. D. CONNOR, 53 Jaelcsoii Street, Near Bell Tower. ___________ FA its to asl) Bums.) ock of Clothing Ml e at Oojs"t! low* loving next Fall to the Store now occupied lis, and desires to open an entire new stock . iety of clothing and other goods at HALF A vited to corae and bring their spare change ; a good many goods for little money. !!??? ?'? !A8H STOJE. ? 5 and other goods to arrive next week at J[ - 1 ? | 6 BROTHER, jo CA.NTS -A-T ' K -v ^ _ tndi )0D, ... S.. J < Itr.i-f, -i A i their new and hnndsome building, [a'ful ' lrcedcd intbis community. ' ' : *i :JT'. ? ' ki, i STOCK OF ' '! ..| cat care, and unusually. attractive. ., . , ' IDE CLOTHING. F BOOTS AND SHOES. I assortment of Crockery, and Glassware. Jj| i ie invited. Give us a call. , R & BROTHER. [J & Co?p I bet to their friends and the public : . .. ? ? ^ B a> ur i n Y*\fY*Y^ , OF GUUDS Ab WAi LVLm o this Market, U8iSli..g Of ? is r< 8, IING & HATS, *1. BOOTS & SHOES, ALSO A i& GROCERIES r VARIETY. "r V MOLASSES, !n FLOUR, MEAL AND GRIST V AT THE LOWEST PICRES NOTICE TO CREDITORS \ t \ fun _ ... cati Cannon & Lindsay, i j. -?? , THE Creditors of the late firm of CANNON LINDSAY are 11th. hereby required to prevent their claims r to the undersigned, properly approved, JU before the loth day of June uext. Benj. S. Barnwell, ""' j Assignee. | ? ! May 19, 1875. < C J The Ladies IN; a Will remember our clegaut stock ofi L-_ I SPRING MILLINERY j I AND ^ FANCY DRY GOODS bl-S j is now being o [ft red at cash prices and co: ^cheaper than ever before, at the | I EMPORIUM OF FASHION. !A ( | .M ay 12, 1875. jahvi itobi ...MILLINERY! MILLINERY! 1 MILLINERY! ' ^ j l'S. j 11IA YE now a well selected Stock o ! MILLINERY which I will be rtll I Phased to exhibit to niy friends, custo-j ^"liners, and the public generally. The) styles are entirely new and very pretty,' tt 11 and all I ask is to give me call before jjA j purchasing elsewhere.' Thanking niy customers for past favors, and asking a continuance of the same. 1 am, very respectfully, Match 31, lS7o, 51-tf j Meetings for OF JJ OF ri .. . i neve County Commissioners. "ia J ! tons] XI. Ijo.'U'tl of County CommissionJ[ era will meet from thib date on , 11he third and fourth Saturdays of cacli I month for the especial accommodation I of teachers, and on the second Saturday " of each montli for the transaction of Mi i other business. ? rt KOiiKIlT JONES, O Chairman. * I June 2, 187-",, S-tf I J. T. Rott IS NOW RECEIVING HIS PKMG&SUMI] - ' "/ i Consisting in part < NCY AND STAPLE DRY G Hardware, Boots ai ??.? l'-*? ???. mrfi IUL1NERY, FANG' ' ' ' ' ' i'iV - -..?*?.? (h)--! if Cash customers "tlieae hard times" we '^n: ?t prices, give us a call and be couvinced. pril 7, 1875, 52-tf 1 ' ' i;:: i: i;;!: t ' 3MIT .T iXISr] IH CHARGE 01 mm jane ? . ? ?. r: I: . . . . i ?r.fs 1 1:0:-? -iIt! y : T)R friends and the public generally ore:rc examine our stock of iAIILLINE^Y" AJS oared this season to offer tho luugctat1^'! ve goods at the lowest prices;<<-Tovrakfcl^ liir icemcrilH. Consult your interest and look ' i l . .'I! > illM j.'i Oil J'/Jill ' ? I--JT* T*,3FtOl pyH 7, 1875,_ Sitf., ^ i /;> it lid: ,i;oi!ifnu?o ir?il rtvwjcni Ih:k n 'jA. EMPORIUM OF / ;<> //>iv m vJi-? i.ll 1" >il I'Cr ii't'O 1 ?ii \ 1 ; J&BE&XXft CSffi .;iJ j?i.ti? OCll SSprixg" STOC TVTI31I '"ri-:!. luiiiwery, ire; lPANESE silks, white Scarfs, Ruches, Keck Rib' PARASOLS, TRIMMINGS, AND L'ADtt o\v complete in every department, and we ,w< n our numerous friends and the public genera !cand stylish j^rods. Special attention is dire MILLINEl ? . ? u > i.jj.yj ? . -o >, i ?sKLKGTr:i> jiy ' ' - ?; >.U -v. , III. t.i; >;l .;J MISS KATE > can assure? her liilfnevou.s lady friends/has nl >a ly to please the most fastidious'. Respect " .. .. . m( rj.nl "> ? JAS. v proprietor pril 7 187.1, 52-tf QUARLES& . . * . li?. i ?** *HAVE RECEIVED T1IEIR Is* BY GOODS,.;. CLO'l -i(! Shoes, Notio * ' ;?>-* _ _ \re l>c^ leave to inform our friends li.sli oi'r Goods at the VERY LOW otter spoeianfftlu cements to purchaser . l'.:> < :? '/ i11 * Ijj , i-.-' i.i A'wJ{ ..it i... -.ruiiij "V ,:l CIjOTH] 'ALSO A ti&W-'-m ILES SHOES, LADIES AVALKD A.1STD LAD .. >f I. ,'It'V 'all early with the cash and get suppiiet |uarle$ & .pril 7, 1875, 52-tf CARPENTRY. ! w HE underaigued hereby gives no-' ^ ticc that ho is prepared to do ail! L. Af v IIDVYTPDIM wnut.' nu,J HB 2 LDINCJ. He aIso#epaira leiliug rTON GINS, THRESHERS ?aCij AND FANS. ! F1 ull supply of GIN MATERIAL) .1/ ivs oil hand. Fanners arc requested j t/'< ing their fcins up curly in thesea-i to allow time to have them properly1 aired. ?. * j . so Agent for the Taylor Cotton fi'inj ^onccnt irooks ('otton I'ress, and all kinds1 "ar ibber and loathci belting. D. B. SMITH, | Abbeville C. H., S. C. j I Oru ly ! ">, 1?7 -1 14-Uni ITER'S CHEERY BITTEBSk AND j Surji ITiOjNT TONIC. -'hese arc good preparations. J f, PARKER & PERRIN. | ily 28 16-tf I FIXE ( i "Matinnal Wmtph Wirp 1ITattms! I IIUIIUUIU HUIUU II 11U If. UIUUUL) ALSO, .I7RAULE, Elastic, Noiseless, andj \ the most perfect Spring Bed, | \vj-jISI' t wears out or gets out of order. Llu| j>0. so arranged with bolts that the ("wnac' ion can be let out or taken up at|^j,j,jH For sick persons they are the best j . '' known. Cooler than any other and | At Lo1 be made soft or hard.- For ?ile at j)oe j r. D. Chalmers & Co. ^ ly L'ti, 1ST"), 7-tf ARLOR RIIACKETK ? new andi handsome styles, just to hand. J, D, CHALMERS ? CO. | Dec. Jiiit 1^91*1 il ' erisoii r STOfcitfOF i: 2 v /. ^ :-J'L v ? EK GOODS, " i "A ? '? >< It?;if?'? ?.f Of < -it' /'t ft. i? -< . > /' . ~r" S.'il 'ii (.. > <>J ifttf vjV- .-.i ; iOOBS, CLOTHING, oASHpeft, 111 ttfii'<* 9fi*W:ii ,i / hi ' 1GOODS, &C, ipose- fcb goos at the r-v/vriV fa's :: . > ' V a ,! ->?* < .' .:? ? i'iiiir. djtf? :.- ,. .' V-js 4' otfv '.'w '; ;-. i < . r t"A >'*" '< '.t US' ^Vt*5n'' '' >> 9V!v*yI) '.'tilJ 3*fliu; . RA MEY! "'.o A hiryih mil ton /. I ."I:? '{'tt'"; ii; ijv.ti !>;ll iw/ity?1 )<*ij .V.jf "V" .'!/? ) t- if ' , ' u: - il! '?.f "*:!? WTt>f)*~> i ?pcotfWly.invited to call ftoAii rDfANbY GOOD?^ W?ar* nd''ttdst1 pMe'^teek^ th?ymmmm?:mm>. before, .pjnrcuuwng^Ige^v beref,v, .v?;iu{ lartl *iiamlof <!?* tf^K' r.ttUt -rtUtii '{lit! )(* 7jitW(' 'r> ?dT *?lj >C iiMI ?)] (HMMTrMt 'frfl J??JOj 1SMT'?W-( ! FASHION." I > ?(} I lo V*lJ )?< "tiiil fclt? ' r-' 'ir, i 11 -mi i ii rm t- > < i ;i -I-''! >.'! i i ? </ v?V ?/ t - ! 3L,IBpJrifiOP,w ' li >U1 ;/ T.TOt 7!->IK4i7?in.:i I . ' litjj 'tfttHll]* If jt 7 ir? I . '? OP.;?., : v I m ; ; * J -Hi in < ? J.'M " U> ! / 3s Goods, - . I A'H ??-?rr ii' > GOODS, MUSLINS, J ' > ? i . ^ ii: -rtf. h ? bons, Jet Goods,. HKUit'xqw .'/t . \ S GOOOS'SENERALLV, i ; ' I . // juld respectfully solicUt a call illy, assuring satisfaction as to cted to our elegant stock of ny lV X y u? ! ?.?:?<; >* #??|*-< ! *.?< *? rflsdiv I xt'f ./..ui tl -i 1* ?/ S-KA&&?<~ ;;r ? ;f *,v/ ill*'/, n 4 lUMfjf* *| fl the latest styles In raai-licfjUitd ?%2 Fully, ' ' -r "r- 11 " 'A il i ?.t '. ,4l\?l)M|t vttr'tM tt< . < -jf A. BOWIE, ' 'v 4 Eirponotn ^ -FashioniJjfsSj^k PERRIN E\V STOpk GPJ ;:.' TUNG, HATS, J : !!??; v.i .iilu.; - . J-<r " : ( , .?? *. -fl ns, &c. 1 --Li -J i_ V ' 'Jfej tlmti we -arc uow> prepared tot EST 0ASJl -PiaOES. W? : 4 'itlj :; _> u.,-!< : SlSrjHlWliiiVi >J 1 s' ;1 li-Vi-v/rfi , v? ix ttiort T\'-'<aJfriYr+i ?ti * .'ffiS ' Vfipi ? J? vl NJT M 7& iT OF CG SHOES, /fjtf IES-' GAITERS. V 1 Perrin. . A. LI.MBECKER,"^! rilWi'ili six, I j moved iuto the OLD COR- \ S'EU STOKE, where he is now j >n, lard, Corn Meal j mf, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, 1 olavws, Syrup, $j cse, Mackerel, a Macaroni, Mince Meat, 3 Family Soaps, fl Toilet Soaps, rated Lyc, Picklc8, \ dines, Salmon, 9 Canned Oysters, ? . J'otted MccttSf^,. jfl Canned Fruits, fl Br an died Fruits, H , , . Jellies, Citron, . IiaisytSy Figi,-. , . ' m ,. i ..../ r i IIIJCB, -1 JJJJli:*, LOCuanuis, flB (onfertioncrien of every dee* MH aHption, y G-'i,' xlAZ> VARIED LOT , Sugar JpiuUs, and ,4. . |fl ar ^4/wiOJirf^, Pcacan Nut*i Brazil yutx, Filbi rts, flB <$Wa, Starch for the Laundry % B Com Starch Pudding*, JHE RACKERS, of all Kindt, 3H2 FIREWORKS, 9 CHKWING AND SMOKING 8H TOBACCO, B Segars and Pipes^ E Kentucky RYE and Bourbon 'HISKY, Pure Mountain CORN -?-^19 CY, Wheat WHISKY, Appl<* H icli BRANDY, Holland GIN, IW BRANDY, WINES, of alj ?H w Prices, for Cash Only. u, i?74, tr EBgm [) Cottage Bedsteadsreceived, at the lowest ]>ricc^ j J. D. CHALMERS & CO. | 1, 1874,34?tf. ' kjl