The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 30, 1878, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextThe Press and Banner. Wednesday.-Jan. 30,1873. .Meeting ut the Cential Drinoernlic flub. The Centra! I>cmoci-iitic Club of \ i 111* comity met in tin* Court House !u>l Thursday. rwelvc of the nineteen locsil clubs were represented. Co!. Colli rati, president of the'"emral club,occupied theehair.and V,'. II. I'.irker, K -q., uctcd hs secretary. The chief purpose f.?r ho'dlii; the im-eim;; was to hour reports from the various local clubs, to whom respectively liad bec:i referred at the previous 1 ig into transaction of business, the chairman made a few writ-Mined and pregnant remarks on the slgns.'li.d the needs ot the times. He referred to tlie recent election in lieauiort, Sumter, am! elsewhere in which the KepublleanK had shown their strength us a a party, and he sul<I that thetir>t duty of the Demoorals iti face >if such successful opposition w*s unification. There wusaiirowingdisposition throughout the state nut to load down the Democratic party with nny weight of <ide issues, fence laws, bond question. educational question or any other. The unity of the party was paramount to :ill other ?|tiestions. \V*e were still, he said, i:i tlie revoiulutiuu: the struggle was not over, and we ought to make a hard tight to keep up our party and preserve our State. He referred to tin; oust ins of t he six Judges as a proof of our t eing still in transition state, and had not yet attained that condition in which we cnld iitJord to lie "at. c:k.o in /.ion." Willi reference to "independents" ho laid it down as a maxim that' no good Democrat cun be found outside tilt.' Democratic party," ami thai any I'omiual Democrat who would appeal to the U'-publicun* for their vote or assistance is, worse than h Republican. Considering: unanimity in the ranks of the Democracy as: the Jirs! and last, liftcesiity, Colonel Colli ran strongly urged that the local clubs and Cen-j t-al (,'luh should renew their ailegiaiiee to' their party. The recent municipal election in Creen-, wood was then animadverted on by a mem-; ber of the meeting. In reply. Captain Parks' assured the delegates that although theelec-i tion seemed to have been a victory scored for] the Republicans, it really was one in which polities had nothing to do. it wa?s a dry and j wet ticket, and the wet sid" had won. Hut a new election would be held on<J a new- result! would follow. Hecurring to the proper business of the meeting, the members seemed uuaui-; 1:1011s In their desire to "lay aside every weight," and to follow the advice of the: chairman, i-'evv speeches were made and those brief and pointed?and, we may add, scriptural. The following resolutions were uinpied: oiiered by Captain I'arks, Resolved Ac. < tiered bv Capi. \V. Mdiln'i',, It'talced tint all r.nlinlshcd hu.Miiesshcpostponed until re-organization oi' the clubs is < 0)11 plots. ? * If n man wants to purchase a piece of Kn.ii i TMatefor >">0, he got* to a Lawyer to have tin* i papers drawn. If be purchases a l'olicy of insurance representing tliou-aiul of dollars! be gives it no inure attention than tlie purchaser of a barrel of flour. Kxperience Is a good toucher, anil we should learn lesso'.s i.'oiii observation. We have no means of; knowing certainly what proportion of poli- i cies in this County have been paiil in full mi case of loss bv fire, but we presume it is fair1 to estimate the number at not more tnan oik-! third. Tho others have been settled ai much I lower figures than tho n upon .which a pro- j mlum had been paid. In many eases .a mun ' can get a policy for al:n.>st any amount he vints but when he sustain* a io-^ the collecting of the policy is another tiling. We believe many persons :ue now wasting' mon-1 ey by taking policies for too large amounts.! Reduce your policies, and take only those| which agree t?? pity the full amount upon ; which a premium Is paid. We cm mot. see liow ttie same man will pay for a policy on his] property and then agree tn bear a portion of' tlieloss. While it i<? true that ninny persons are now wasting their money, it is also true that many arc not now insuring who should : doso. A policy for a small proportion of the j value of property should be secured and kept] tip\\ e know of a bail ling which, it ournt ; could now be rebuilt f>>r >1 "> i, which has < been insured for the last twenty ye.trs an I annual o,ost of from Si-*' t > Sli<0. 15y ci'cula tion it will be seen that the resent oW!i??r| eoual better afford to |u?e tn* h.iilding entirely than to pay bjwk premium.-, and lntcr"st. To insure at !hi? high rate s> only a question! of time as to when you pay out the whole I v iine i,f the property. but not to Insure is* I to ran the ri>!i uf lusliiu' l tie who!" at any j time. Our opinion th it it is better to have I policy for a small amount and then take the b.iiuncc of the risk yourself. ?r ? I The Abbeville Democracy. We publish this morning the wi-.> resolution ' of the Central Jiciuocratie I 'lub of Abbeville, County. I'lf* delegates cam-; to the meeting, "last Tuesday, said !i:tl?. Init tiid much. Iij remains for the various local clubs trine: hn the I Bres ii lit ions passed t<> renew their allegiance to tlie Democratic party, to re-arfcani/.e. and I recruit their ranks. l.et t'10 fence-law .jites-' t ion arid all other miK* issues >?. discarde I and ' 1 - t u;'i ligation iui'1 unanimity in tin- IVinu-. cratic party be considered of paramount im-; portanoe. Tin* campaign litis virtually boots t invited?and lot it not be lor?otton?tuo rn>t victories iuivo been valued by the enemy.) TSiis |>r?*?tiirr> of success will Irivo a most en- 1 I'ourHiiins ofl't-ct 011 the Kspublio.'Mis, nnil . outi'iit to net aw a sharp spur in tli?* side of the | J >e nine racy. Our groat triumph of Inst cumiiai.-;n will prove lrjd??e<l a b?u ron victory un-1 l.*ss v,*o vigilantly wrtfoh the enemy :uid keep' :iunited front.. As fir* in lepeiuloiits"?Demo-ruts have b it OT) tiling t> say to thcin;| "lie that is not with us Is against us." ? *Br ? This work wo L'lve a lotiR rcctwnt of th?'| ( Ueussiou iji'tlio Legislature on tlie question of re-opening iho .siate University, which ml should read. It will be observed that our own representative* vigorously opposed thin educational institution. l-'rom the present indications the opponents of tho .Sti.to University and t.i'j livpresentu- I tion'.st !:i tin- L?<isiature will be defeated, ! liorsc, foot and dnt^oons. !i is to be hoped that, our Legislature will, let the public debt mom*. Mr A. E. Mars has sold his sloe!; of eoodsj jf to Mr. L. I', Met.Vivcy, who will henceforth , con duel the ousiness on the .Meilwaine cor-i juT. Wtiilo wo regret to. Io?o so good a olti-j ?<?n as .Mr. Mars. w welcome wcicome Mr. j McCelvey to the c.'iinmmiit y. Nr. Wallace. Bruce*, of Newborry, i* now hi t lie telegraph otliee ut Ni:ieiy-.>ix. U'? wm. 1 jrr.U a late Ninety-Mx upon having j>o cilicienl j ami fbliRln^aii operator. The JjMihlie well is being worked on again. Tin: .Wu>Wrv Herald ton* a column edited }>y t!i<? college boys, and the Xni berry AV;/\? h.walso ti column edited by Hip young ladies of tiit* female c?!io*.;e. iiotlt papers were Mil;! alive at last accounts. Asoriix:: Knmr To Sf.vex Verdict.? Tli'* Supiemv mrt oi" S-mth Caro:itm last j week ou>ted the Republican Judges of thi* I State by a v?ie of two to one?tho DemocTits voting "yes" nij'l the K'-publieatis voting; "no." We have been on the streets of Abbeville and have talked to all sorts and coiulitiotis of men, ami have yet to M'e llie inun who expressed 1jimseif as pleaded with thtverdict. Sryn.iY Wiw a rainy day and many of the f.iir weUIier Christian* rom'iined aw.iy from t lie houses of divine worship. Mil. Mkmminui;i: touched t!io marrow of the question in his speech in favor of the I'niversily Bill. We pnolKh it lit 1>= morning, and commend it to our read erf. A great many men ar* honest for lack of opportunity, but the.v get Just as much credit as though t!i?*y had sat hungry all their lives within three feet of the grocery cracker barrel. Pi.anT Fkuit Treks.?This is the season in wbieli to plant fruil-trecK and we hope that every fariiujr will see lo it thai he bus a lew good trees ?et out on his place. l rom two to tlve dollar* will uuy a staail lot; any of which trees wou:d tie worth in a low years double tne cost of the whole. .Ciiltiren and frown I lip people U1C OUll^lU lO I1HVC i 1 LI 1 u in will C.'lUhy. Shade Tuebs.?We hope the Council ami thelulownur* about towu in:iv plant ii lew si la ilt; trcs 'on tin sid *-.Faik< about town, where they are so laueii ueede.l. If you want curds, letter-heads, bill-heads, or any tning in the printing line it is to your nteie-t to consul: Uie 1'.taut and Jhuin-: nfilee. i Some of our up-conn!ry representatives appeared at groat disadvantage in the House ?lu. in ; the University tiii. debate, in their uujasti.'iabie atuick* on Mr. .vl . mminger, t l.e le u ne I ;>e-a ir of t'.u jlo'lerul AsseniOi.v. Is taero not an old proveru at>jut not putting on Hit- cap unless it ilts : Tlie school trustees of this township met < :! the ^'Jth. All tne members being proem: Newlin .Mercer was e.iet'-d Uueher at poor house. W. M. I'resjlv was clectcd teacher at Hock Hiil. J. II. Simmons was ciected principal of I'oplar (Jrove School. .Miss Anna liuilln was elected teacher oi the Sj.rouse School. Mrs. Aleck Kiehey was elected teacher of Warrenton. Miss M. V.'Keid was elected teacher lit the <rilmcr school. Jane Williams was ciected teacher in Fort I'irkens. Miss Nannie-White was elected teneher at ]> . M rsh I N. l'ait.e:so" V. aid'.siw w.-.s elected teacher at Mr. Hot.t. Wu:da w's yard. i;k Cahk/iL Kai:mi k.- JM?tc purelinsivg rour sup| b-s e.'ll su:d fit ihcin at bottom iigurcs fiuin Xorw?.p<i A Jo!i< s. Look Oi: r.? had at Norwood Jon's next wrok. I.e: ve yimr ''. if : l tJ*e Mo:o ami have 'hem de.iV- r?..! fr<v of ehnr/e. J!i:\\:.xs.~"ion:- : p*-*b.-rrel. 0 lbs, w' .i : ',) fo: Si. ? t'llol e N OY. ' l?Jeans syrup at T" < s ! irruyr i ",r f?.i *>!.<> . Ail U? ?? had -it he .-l.e; p l-po! ?{ Nor, wood a lones. Mr. ?irn. f\ IIo<! 1 en *1 S"e*o: o' 'iri'i'inv.vxi Hi ; noo!. \Vo eoli^ . tuJiM" both ihelOWil and lii^j *e.v:h.-. , We/iianlc Mr. iioxl f ii in man uccrij-t ol h'.s < >.?.>cfi in th'" mil l?b ?!> . ::x-.V.i.i itaut-I i'lireis has lost hif place in the Custom 1- t/ii.-e. Ju'I'iesTownsend. *V^-<3 and Maekry h:\ve son I in their resi/natious. The Senate has roi^e'ed the Mollett bell punch and tne lbpmr sellers are h ?ppy. Mis.s Zkiui.kii will teae'o sch > >. m-ar Cokesbury. n imv Is Rpllintf In Abbeville at 7' T cents. IThk time jipproache.s when old officers wit be in suKpenee iinu cit?did:<lcs tor tlnii piuec ais thick as hops. Tuk people should rof'cot. calmly upon tin importance of destine* good men lo nil the of flees. The best men rhMi'd be chosen. Thf. work upon which the Democracy ? this County v. us in dsinver ??f beln<r split" hm been removed. Th? Demoemts do not pro. pose to hiilliT with T< nees, bonds. schools. 01 jinything of the sort, but will jvttend'strlctlj to tlie business of electing ;<ood Liemooruts t". office. I'rsiKK^s is unusuiOflr <lu*! ::t Ois s?*i>sf>n. The result of our exit-nonce is that repudi ntion, direct or indirect. in par' or 111 whole is u bud till!>*.', and that It is never wise to backward in n good work.?BiiUimor''iftrn. Mono-broinido of crmphor of.-eed. Kudisl seed will si-rout in forty-ei.iiht hours if soaked in ihissoiituon. We we'ennu' Dr. Terrell to Ab'.eviiy 11< oomr- iiisjn y :,?.v>iir:ieiid<ti. >> Ins dver tisenent. y'~. '. \. Temp to':" - riii. i en t) < meuslc?. 7 "" " ' ~ 7 i Editor* Pf** anil Hcmnrrz l?oul)tn.'.vs t>ic* public would noccp! ns an item i>i hows. some accounts of process audi I ]>:us|icct< ill the (irticiiu'oud i Auuiislaj ua'lroad. So licit- has li-eii said abuiii ii,( tiiat. I ?l:t rf* say. tile public eye lias lost siuliii' i <>i it, ami it is i'or^ot Kll thill such an enter- ' | prise is on loot. R i.< nevertheless a reality,!' and at I lie raie ul" J>ru?ress now l??*iuu made.!. . the public w ill ITe equally as unprepared tul : leuru tiiat the iii-st train has made the trip ! i I'fom Greenwood to Augusta, wiu ti it dues I take place. _ I; I Tiie Stockade is now heiim eroded II miles; Itiisiiiiu, on the tine, winch wilt glv?* you an i' i idea of the progress made in three and a hall' ' months H orn iiic day the ilrst shovei of dirt 1j I was moved. . ' ' Tlitjv aru somo items connected with the ,1 construction oi this l'oad worlhv ot notice. ' It has in en restilcled iroin its very inception ' * to the narrow section through winch it is located for its support. with every obstacle' J that hats even confronted any other under- ; tafcim; t<? oppose it. this limited section.,, : realizing the necessity lor tMe road, and hav- ! s I in;; no hope of assistance from oi h.:r niiartcrs J resolved to expend their nie.iiis in n-coii-.' struclion. and recosnize no such word a> fail. j Kdsjetield, Mill way and tireenwooil represent- ! illVt the eliiliv ii?n-. assumed the ilinl'-i irikiliu ' I, I and will put it through in an incivdihly short ! time. They have paid in cash i:very item of' J I expense and are 1'rt-e of delit, Willi means in':' hand provided unions themselves to deiniy i J nil tilo expenses of construction for six months tn e line. Isn't tiiai tllipret'edeliled " I in lite history of K litro ids ? such enter-j J i prises are usually hnilt on borrowed eapital, ' l>ut not so with tliis*one. When you are in- \ ^ ; formed that we. have only I.! miles lojrradc, i * when we wiil nice;. our ally on the other side ! ~ of the Kiver, who is so manfully assuMiing;, and jiroseeuiin^ h?-r part of the road, .sou i may jurtije ofotu' hopes anil prospects. A!-',v most a toil rill accomplished in less ihiin-t'1! months. The progress of this road liasawaic-1 1 t iied an interest in. and wilt eventuate in the I completion ol the 1'luo ltidjse lioiid. WhojJ would not. give three cheers for the G. .t A. , k K. H. ;;; SHALL WE REPUDIATE? jv \ The Religious View of the Question ';! ?A Ringing Article by the Rev. m Dr. Brown. Jj, [//om l.'ic Central Pi rsbytr rinn, _'?<?.] j When the erv of Repudiation is raised in n i ii state we pass from the domain of politics in-! !] to ihat of morals, and it is the duly of the re- ' lipioiis press not to remain a passive spee'a-j . tor of sueii a transaction as that which left its i ' indelible brand upoiithc name of Mississippi " forty years We are glad that t^e Ite.ig-j' ions Herald has spoken, and we all ou .-lii to *?.... If -.t l..,._l t,wr- v.l,,. '.Vi?nl \v i I i i n M.. pale of;lie church?pledged to "owe im man anything." ami who hy a conspicuous pro-; fession have renounced in every i'<>nn "the hidden thing*; of dishonesty." Society rests on tiie coiiiidenee thai men I" repose in one another, and tiia: e ?:nmur?it.v ' whvre men speak the. truth ami an: scrupti- j s | ions in the observance of their promises is a j, e nimunity where men feel secure. and' ti where tiie firmest mi l most sf-ibii- govern- n in'lit will be ?'siat?;isae 1. it is 011 the charac- j ;l ter of tlie p"op|e ;!iat after all government* i ti liuM lest, and when tin; fountain o!' uomI morals is once poisoned the decay of the 'j, tne staff* has commenced. Shall llic, ^ >:ateset the errmple to the people of a viola- J tion of coutracts? shall the state put ilic > citizens in jail for takinsr his neighbor's. p [roods, or turn him over to the sheriff for not j 1V meeting lus notes, aud then abrocate at her f. own unrestrained pleasure tin- contracts C| which she had mam*? Who does not know 1 i, that the State of Virginia Is poor? Whose j n heart does not hiecd at the?not poverty, but i p the destitution which prevails anions those i n who t If teen yours ago drove iheir carriages' jj and never felt the want of money? ourji tleids we it- wasted bv war; our labor was dis-, (i organized by ttjo emancipation of our slaves;! jj we have had i ;t.l crops tor a series of y<*a'>? diougllis ill.I floods?and tiie State ilc'>t has , boen Kn?wiu? in the meantime. It Is a he.,vy ;l load to carry?a very bcuvy load. The mo?{ s aareeabic.way toget lid of it would be to, ( throw the'lturden down and refuse to carry . it any furtiicr. I.stliat the Christian way oi'j nice: ilit; :i du..1' ? The Christ hin ca .Ties i-;-. .vs- ,, ! ? ,'i'kiicr than thai, and li?- i> 1101 uliow u to throw Tin m down?or only :it it"- peril of j the i'tss of his crown. Are Christian men and woim'n looking at I his tniutr jt.s rhri.-*!i:>n ;. nif : a ml women['<? thi-v realize tin- fear- ,s r.ti ! ? -|>f?iisi:>t111y hi a dcii'vi'titi; refusal to.., pay;.ii 11. n t deht? There ate ;?* ? :s 01 n i.iiswln.-ii <11 ' ; iy it:!'- : I!? i?u;( tlon ut t.h<*( 'itristian church. ('<?: : I;<tc .income; Who M:i:id lli ;>i in it w!r> arc t< a<j:u.; hi Ibis cru-^i-b- a rains! the paymo;.' < ; tin- SIjiU . We do not impugn ti:< ir motives: we.) only iVjol that tlioy have no'i, measured the sinnieattci: or the ctt?"ei ot what ihcy arc do- J" injr. With Mich.relations of this subject as '' are properly niiii only political (he chur?-h * lias notfiinu t.? do. i?inp?Jt"ri facts must h?j! lef: for (nose in wh'Wi they heloinr;'but with conceded fads and the moral oolitrntlons con- j"' nocUtl.'Willi Lhcni tif < 'lis i.-.t ian church lutd'], a I who have i-lie ft|i'?irtniiiiy to ' peal; ""i i<s t J bchall are fo the las: decree con'-crncd. !' We say.' then, that there 1* hut ono rii?s- 1 f.iiaru?j tY?tin uii honest deM-a receipt In luii; ,' tuiies< th^r.i i<:i:: absolute inability to pity it. {.' ofVhich we shall Sinve ii:oiv to say at anoth- [' cr time. Any other idea or coiir.se ol action j is a Oi-iueion ami jot u snare, and no amount j of sophistry can ever truly appease mi en- JJ lightened conscience until exactly that, pmi no: a cent less, is returned which was oriel- ! a.illy ruasiwd. Ii 1 borrow SP.*.) in j-oUl it is my business rn return Hue in; ?>Vi will ncvetfli rtii-baive tiiat ib l't. lint suppose i can't pay 1 o ii. !t i> meat niis'or! iiiic; a heavy load to car- j j r.v down to'tW? jrrave. Vo.t <#ic_'!ii not t:>have . c.?i:lrai-tcd di*!ii wiia;l: it turns out yon can-|.s ?i??i pa v. Why did yon ko in debt? Why dole \ou not rather mutate (Jcorue Mniier, who t c-irri'-s out lite'aiiv tlie itiiitncli' *t "to owe I ,i no rtiiytliiii'j ? Moreover is 11 quite eel-11ta|U thai you eanfiot pay? j a Piedmont Ci'tlon .*2?!! *. I''.o)n the Gwiviilc ?*cux. " l'pon rUlin_' thill, i!u* :i;s: view that j, Kt i ik(. s our visi'?n isa imv often* menl houses ; carefull} laiii tili", ni<-i l.v v.i:.! im !. and mvu- c i>ii U i?y the most content! d and happy set "i opvri.t ivc< it !.:.s litfli my pieasmr vi-. At j 1 .lu- head of silver ftn.ct tin- comma ndihi ' n runn < !' i ol. 11. 1'. Hiininicit wiik scch rioci- a ;:ing I'ii :n Mi" wicki-t in trnnt of tin- l'i >t ?if- j v lice. end wi- wire lic:iri il.v greeted, ami con- : \ eyed !h tin1 ollice ot tin; cuii.ptu.y prepitta- ; v toiy to lite ' grui-U rounds.'' : e i'Hi: Mil.!,. ' Wc approached the Mill from the North, n 11. stutolv toiiii'i.-, wliicli reileet* great cmli; up on loost; who coned veil the tleH'.n tor .1* erection, but mnrcespecially upon Co!. Ham-' ] nictt iu carrying out thtise tlt..<si^ns. 'i'iie building is three >tories ami a basement. We will ti iw et:i.or the basement, and the first K room that demands our attention contains: the fodder, presses, brushes, etc., and numerous hales ol goods scat teted around. From j thi-nce we pass tin oil;-li the room where will . be tilted up the oltice ot' the fsupcrintci.don:. ' Wo next enii-r a loom containing -10 loons ot; liii- lnosi beautiful worlimaiishin. and I \va - ' j astonished iit the sothl'.ty of the Uiiitlii.;; j when Col. Mammon. informed me thnt tin-' e I lloors \vcr?; l'.j inches thick. < 1 and pleating faces" greeted me in iill shies, busy | | ]i.. o!):m.cs puss'.it to and Ho making up it: I map of busy lilt'." r j pulsed r.lironi:!': the different deps-rttilonts I t of l.ir Mill, ami from iis courteous i'r'-sidoni, i _ t'.'ol. iiUil" rll. I giOH:iO-! t Is*.* tolloWillg in for-; i illation, in reply ! > curious questions. "ihe. I Colonel, was otir t sci.rf, y.ni intiM know. The'_ ; Mil. c >ii!: .!>.s ].{ carils, 1J lly frames, 7 lappers J.U; s.t>iiiiiies, Ac. lieing uii'ic^uaintcil with j i cotton Mill parlai-ce, niiicli escaped mo that 1 i leave no doubt would be interesting to the! ' reader. j , * run OI'KKATIVKS. 1 Of the opernt.lves and morals of the plnce 1 ! desire a short say. There are "tU, all told, a < ] perfect time eity of people. and all devoted i ! to Piedmont. (Questions fall thick ami last] ! from them, "is this your lirst visit? Ain't . ' this a pleasant place?" Ac., Ac.; ami you can ' sue ii look of pride lii the eye of Colonel Hani-. I melt. when he, iiko Gen. Lee, speaks of "my ; | people." In conversation, he said to lis. j "why. sir, do you know we passed throtighl* the Christmas holidays without a distur-j I banco of arrest." Just now tlu re arc in the: i Mill, about S> Ilrd-elass machinists ? ettlnc up'; the new machinery. heauli:'ul, hrlclit ami j perfect, so perfect and etiicienS, tht;t onej would almost expect it talk. Man'sh?nd>! cannot perform what man's brains have lu.ule ; the machinery :lo. jt is a beautiful stud;.. i-'or protect ion ngninsi !tr?-1here lire .*j.i iiil:-1 | lers. tanks, ami buckets, and the floors so ar-j i villi, ed thai th-y can he lloncl.:d at a im>inents ( j notice, ilow much is t<> la looked utter in ( ! cotton mills; not only the interests of t!ie -tockiioitlery in protei live^'orls ami eiiicient 1 1, ..I ll.a ,.ranl,.v...l l.t,1 .c M-!C I ' I to me, all these people nre to bi." led. 'J he machinery must be kept in repair. and the mil! i i nn "lor tin m.' m-.:.y ol tln-m wot i; i?>r . I their (Im!,v bread." ni.d i! become a serious, I matter to >p : he .11 ill. v. hie'.i event ho v. ever, .tus no! ti-an.-iiireii at l'ieilnuuil. Tin-: i: iv | After passim* through She mill riml seeing , twin.! l lie Wuler power can <lo, j mi come out 1.111<t upon fti" hank o:' Salud:; ami invo:i untarily you exclaim. what a wasle, in noiie.; I Intr the immrnsu volume of water 111-hinvr1 madly over tin* dnm.and the broad si ream j above looking so calm ami piat id Ih:i{ one j mu?>t be told that it Is rimi:iii? at four mi.cs 1 ,itn hour, oh ! ii that eamd iiiat has been. talked of fi..in time immemorial. nitilil InI buiitaml some 01 the waste water- ?>l the !-u- , ' luda be utilized by the Kc. !y, then \\e ; i! could sny good-l>y railroads, wo will be a eiiy ' yet. . j" The bridge across tin* river at this point wll! : b" a line ' tincture. The uranit.--pier< arc up!' , I and ti e c-ner^etii contractor, Mr.\V. Davr | | j is always on t he st ot pn-lii 114 1 hi:<s. I 'lolll he I tvei- o oi.i-i took IIS to PI' <! ; j ? ;.I .'.vm'U" :!(. 1 1 in-.,iit.lt' 11 - ; it r 1 ii. t . . ,1 I l>y ..,\w . .1 !'f\v i:i < j,.|- . | i r;i; ; Wlse'i tii.- -p. his: i!ju: ? !.i.: d Uiv . .. i. ; i j KI'OWtM } ! > !' i *.!? i'.? 'i s.: n t \ v ] tiiluuu'!) :: i !. v. i 111 .< m;. .... j .nit M.i iiioi'lilii... i.i li(i-ir.'..i_ J i U?f. I'it ;ii iiti1. 1.1! ii : I iv. II I r?iijU'' I'lur iii.il K''.. ?ni \i it ; ; \ ! u:'tlil> kiii'l. i:: i;, i> r? i . j v\ !l!i u; iKCior, y: v.* ;>] > >!.;; U.-> ; i -| .? . [ f ? Tuo I.ato ! T< o l.nto ! 11 Will lie tin; cry of num.*. a1 d :!i" imexpressj < (! M-ntimciit .?r iiuiiiy more h.ivui .i ; ide.i of letting tn.s ojij ot'iuiiiiy puss, ifjon wiiit !i lew vi'i'ks Ion-, pi-. ( nine . ou\ Ilien. *i while vet a 1 i11!<* time remains sti'd nave pie! :ui.-s??r votn oil' ami e'liidivn "i.t?* irrli.i j nnniKler death" iniri'i w nin! " :*e\er sei . '.< . 1 I In- tjlKsIioli : villi i i i: v : 1 : i,'.>; j i'ortuiiiiy. if:.- now ; i > -111 v. . Mi>'t i will j iml lio here iiiufli liiii-i-r. la.: v. ii.'.c < in 1 i i v ; 1 ;:ai at. ourwrviees. I| i leiur'es in:ni?hed any si/." I'r-im mlnPdire liviit l In IIU'-M?.' po I it- "!.*' !:l lii d III iiv style? rn\oil. Ind;:. Ink. Water . n <irN j or'Oii? nnd at reiis-niiio.e rb:imic1. . i styles jitnl siz^s sis I am not prepared to exe-1 j elite myself, I luive cxeeited at oiie of tin . i l>vst i'hi>tM<4r:i] |i'o estaluislitiiei:Is ill tlie .; vciiii'rv. whore sneli w-n I: is.11.: *t?-i> specialty, s; < )I;J iiieturcs reproduced uii v hz desired. '' "! w. s. \. itl'i ! i !r. . i 1*. I 1 iiv n i.nii'lur <i| vii ws < i : 11< 1 i;i 11c Square ' ciic.-ii! ti ie_r di: . :ct t >ee; in. Iki|ii '! en 'i .din- > > at ii j nl lie di',. ?. Home made >.it | jSa'e liay in .iniMt.ivy of "a i'duliiy mixed crowd." fo:? ,:.ile ch< sip tit inv :allejv. J ' v.'. s. \v. J! ? j A ri.nnriv::an's ov.yrny.?T.r:'vint? Jfti i......... i. . i ..... im? . . r I, l?r. IJrJ.'K i F> in;, I ii' sildU' ii .1 T?? >:tv. it i- llic be. I r' l-.miv Jh:tv>> >-v< r t.M-il if n-;. 'fti;ni!v. \Virs < !:"yn:.n, !" tor M. i . * lit! :!<, '-eoiTOtouii. C. Y. i;;if <1 id v oli'l- '< :het ? lv N* T ' v 'i.-i! ! y w ;ntf. ' if? '!: ' " < : i. <>.' V.ac.f^j \v..j ust.re i* j to health. . j "The Judicial Thunderbolt." ('olunili'.n has nut h.ul :i mritiiiiiifont. s tinii 1.1!*:i i;inn| wliili*. l)Ut .silt' lias Rut '>ll( u itioii may. in lis elUvt* nn?l ilnsil ivmiII ( oil an ordinary jiino day's wonder. Tl 11i?*i:tI :tx * has I'al'en, :tnd III"' lie-ids ?>(" s niri'ircuii .ludyosii;-.VL? rolled inii/lhe Imi [! isali a will I calasf i'>i?!ie. wliicil cm >oa l>o (Mill lipd-t'.i* i wi."i>n::i vat'lio Mid ii into PiiiVlInn ?,!i itiiri't'l: inly ollill f l.v Iiii.i'specially t'ie soimr? oi'.Iu Ail frniiiif.! di^nilary ?of'S 10 !>< (! a .! i.td riM!s in tin' jni.r:i!iu' to liud liiinse I W... I I-.II>:.-. I'll ll.i.V 11:1 V I III n-nifirt t>> cheer mill eonsoli- them i.i tllliction, and that Is. It is i.ot Inllicied v )*.?: stu.vitiin^ ;iu:.v have iheie, ??u vhole I:i: 1!t lies nt ill" ol" I hose !ecic-d thctn. Ami yet i' '?ii? hard i\.Judges should be 'made to suller tiu tvnic penalty of the i jv, ft?r the u'iparil blunders of Hi- irt'uve ami dignified vlinoii'i'iml them, some of whom lio.jx nuke the r >iisli(nliii!i, ami ou^ht to in tarn! ami heed its provisions. The v? ublie?ami u pretty lurjip portion of hat-are s ir-ly pu/v.'.-d and amn/.iii-ly i.i th .'irflloPt totret at Mie ho;to' !iis iaand i^uvoii' tin? inovlnj cult: h:s itnxplieable judicial tlelik nioveii loino say politics liavn something to <11 t, some say policy, while other* assert his wholesale decapitation scheme has na:v_'iirati-d to make sort places for the ' lumber of dls onte;iu <1 "outs"' who are c nitisr for o!ii - , and thrciitciiiiii; to kick i ow if tliev don't iret it. We are not prep > endorse any of t liese'opinions, and ive tiiem for what tlieyari worth., \V? icil aware that there are any nunibe ood. reliable, honest. straslit-out Ocnioe .'ho have Liol the slights.~t doubt ahout I hility and Illness to viraee the heneh I'earihe cown. with crrdit to themselves oii.ii to the state. which is all very true, re only relict that there are not hen nouirh for them ail; hut if this is carried fear there would not, he men enough > constitute a jury. lilll this is a sel latter, whicli vitally concerns the pi real, and should be treated as such l\v ipie and liii; press; and so we int<*inl< ivat it when we commenced this article re found it more than a match for our ?i v. ami yet '.vo fc<d serious about it. In ^ ..ti ..... .1.. i in.,..,i.. ucstion will arise to confront and hurra? ii their demand for solution, and. like I uo's ghost, will not down at our hidtl .caving the mere. I'onsliiulior.al dilllcull udues Hid lawyers and statesmen, some lc are looking at this thing In the Mah ?2i<-y. uml arc ask.iv \v hai i lleet itiiu.y I 11 unscttlinu the p;11>Si<* mind, and lirin ; new difficulties, on which the friem !n> State Administration may hi* divi in aUiss have already licen discovered ii unl'ufnot < 11st a 111 I'm lire, and t!ic ski lafiner would avoid these dnHirers, and 1111 the ship of state rcciiKssiy upon tl ilhout regard to eonsi-fjiienees. The ir.v inconvenience of the six ex-judges mall iii-it:?t; they esn -.land it. better thai nil. if it is {joint: to react. unfavorably 1 iiesettled policy of the State, or retard rogivss of retrenchment. and reform.?j IX. (>AT?rE.\r? as An Annci.i-: ok iirpri-ins: how enormously the cui:siitii|) t oat>11 *ul has increased in our eities wi iie past few years; I 111 we suspect tic. i? rits as a cheap ami highly nutritious re not so generally appreciated ill the ei ry. livery one knows how generally ;.ten in Scotland, :;ml i'i some parts of J .nd it is equally popular as an article of , correspondent of an Kfiglish paper say* "in West <'umherlaml, sVestnioreland, lortli j.aneashire, especially in tin; r arts, i 1 tortus the staple of our food, not < moug.-tthe laboring cl?isse>, hutalso in unilies of tradesmen and the W'-il-lo-do; liildren of most of them have poividg i-ast once a <lay. I'or the past, forty ye:i ive tnade my mvakfavt of a pint of oati 01 ridge, with very rare exceptions,and 11 12 else, fasting i'or f ?ur hours afterwards, ouever, I take any other term of break find myself very hungry before the ;ieal, which is never the case wiieii I 1 ad tny porridge. I fee! assured th^t il ?t)orer< of tlie southern counties, with l hiUlren. wotihl hut. take a basin ofoalt ml miiK pon.tla-' nitzhi'utiu morning, ucli other iooU a.-> tiiey can procure in lie rval, we .should iiavcii liiticii stronger ealthl'T r,.ce of m?n and women than x.st. A few years a^o 1 had a Ocvon; 1 rt living witn mea?a s-rvant. The girl 1 111ng enou ;;i to work, hut had not the i.Ilia Id permrill 11. lllist miinr, 1111 i hei, uiom lr<>:ii ilic<lcii?'ii'iit suit ilvised ?.ij -I oh which she haci lieon lei In* short!y J;? lo t.thc her purruha- i :i'l ]iii.ri:ii:%, :i'ul ; !.i-. \\ itl: a iUi!.v ipi'l km! of in -1'. cin^h-l li r to Ik i ivs wiili ea.-e."?.Yen' York Uhxrrrrr. I'l.stc;Is :??:iS i'oojs. The Or mi n'h'c Xrur has ?n :\rt:c-!o on ii- ji'Cv wiiii'ti :> ;..s ioii.i\ts: it. i> not ui u.-ni. (iiiiu.fi i.-c ni^tn that Vt? hoar >U..Unl a piStoi 01 ^uil shut within liic Hulls. (Jill' j'oii'v lot** i> siiouiii siv lo it, II.s !>.?;< ( I I'll, 01 i; \. 111 Inrulill' SO Colli lo lii.inc ii uun.-cmus. Kvci-y si.Mccti alups.ai: iias to carry a jus;oi ai>oh i:.>'Oii. ami I lie lea' I cxcllsu would lead ii use it. 'Vhovniix too much 01 tnisl'iei I'lire anus has a hail illllueiic, anil l au.se i>J lam tuc iicciut'ius thai occur, uatu 1' AhoUlU tic iuoKcil imCl, hh(l aii't v.'itli I'istois hiiti otiicl'ilcauiiy wca II tlli'ir possession slioo.ii hi' tlcprj Vc in-ill and in.mc lit I'oneil tliciu. in peiie tin t lii.u-s uKe nn-si* tin? hi.iin is emuel; a.icii-io: ui:J erroneous. knrcation nut the l-'ooi?.?Through llhlliL-ss ol a IimiIi-icss i'riehil, I have col i a "i.uaii i- Uhil,' ioi tuc 'Jeliulll ol' V?Nj or Noting Unties who calne.si.lv tlcsi iionHij.ii euiu'aiion. i Wwu.it liihcliy ill ucli l.h.t, l.y complyiuj{ wiili the rcaaoi uiiili!ions oi ti.c' i una," they may pro-.i iii.-ir s,ui|ies in mc v\ i.liamsinu r email* -j;e, \V liiUihistoii, S. t ., lit a \ei'.V* slihiil in oiiua.v. a Ml pay llieresiol tm:ir c.\pi tier they . l.lttt nave eai lieti the InOiie.i. tin rcci viiij: a stamp tor I e, ilia pi .la jii ^.a.i y iui'itisii iti.i p.tiiieuiai.-, to Urn.- .t ' rt. 1 l'lV.-s I V\ . t ' * ""** Tin: I.ikn Law.? 'ihe Legislature is usmdk tin.-rc-eiiaeimeiit. of iho in n In* Diiifiuii.j; whieh win answerusu si:1i>ii lit- 11<.*li l.i\v Was le;;eaieii .tl ihe last sess ik! ju our juiti.meiil. n was oiieoftnew cis 1.1.u: hotly <!Kl, In i.Miti, when the i'iis ('nuclei!, it wa.? thought lo he a liuc y. hut exj'i-i ieiifo jiiovfs Tlial if. was a c 'nr.-e than shei mail's raiil. !t has in a.-esotit often iianlcrujiii'l hoin mere r.U larittt-r, fiiletl the country Willi rase; ml ere:,t< u a, 11 mi;.-anti iion-lii'oiluciug loti I he Ansel ol <^ocl Took limldie Av /''or Ihr J'rr.1* rtll(! li'lllllrr )n a ea)m Sahbath morning in tiie hi liioilii. ol May, "When liie siioWh of the winter had l?asseil away, Uul a tiioiisainl bright fiowcrs were? their hloom. Ami tilling the air with their richest fume. ^uul Mary to her Father, Come Father me. Ami wall? in the irrir'Ien those tlowors I irr ever Uiml Father very promptly <;!?i -kUU ? bl,,w' strayed. riis.l Fpiria sec yonder, iiowswiftly it uro At ill ! oilier, ?.#h: i'Ulhcr, behoid thus.* i'ou i? member this time, dear rather y cur, Then tin' t'.owers were I.looming:, poor die was here. \nd hero is the hush, where ids bird ha<! JlCSt. An?l Hu rt- is poor kitty, he often cn res? Jli! Kitiher, dear Kalher, how kIooiiiv day. When the Angel of (Joii took liuddie a [{ehold that kind Father, witli a tear h eye. As in- turned fn.ni wo Mai v. with I brokvn si^ii, Mi! M?ny my daughter, how dark was d: v. When i lie Angel of God took lfuddie a see tliere is j>oor mother, how slowlj wai.:s. She ii<*\er laugh* Father I:\sseldoii t:i:K>. How pale she has urown, her hairs are : S ra>. Siriee tin* Ansel of God took Huddle a )h! Mother, ?'ome mother, with Fathwt 111 e. And walk in the garden those llowi set? l'iie roses hew sweet cud t!l<: violet.?!)! hi ulj! her, itcar .Mutiu-i, how rich p.riiiiiu-. r!,e?e liowers I low, ?! :" ci'.iM n? you 1; i plant.'d and waSc.i l:i'm, and lueely U. oW, [' ut Mary. Ah! Mary. I'm thinking t'>-d; Of j.?n?V little i:u.:di. who was t.iKi n : 1 he > wcet little Idrdf. h'-lovei! them so r.r.eh ,.!!, the s:,.{ <! seel!;* ti vhis t' Wiiie',! n.. !;< i. y 'Mi in a11 sin:*1' r to-(!a 'i iiah isie day when The Atige! look 1: away. ? <?.' ? ? Duo West Dots. The gentlemen and ladies taken it o riding last Saturday evenin*,:. I'enry :>y thinks it n seef i itiit v.e he:trd he 1 lii- lad;. love to ride la t Saturday evf ile wasdrtvingat the rates oi forty mi ii ii.ile. M;. Jit. hr. ' I a i're co!d key ol' i.i> \v;.te" cJ.. !n, I ;.i Sa'nrd ?y eve;.in ,'!i. i!. V. ' " " . 'i> ...it, v.t e rci ; .r; ; : t A i is.v. : i < .1 l> 'i t Mi 'a.- :i; . 'I: \ ?.j y ;;: ! -i ". ! ;.ck , . . . ; : . M'.": . y f'l: :t i : > i < f i I i i. : Kill iii<'V' *i: !:.> i ^ I ( .; v,l i h, lit j. 1> ;i I'll r. to >i IIV 1'*?- I. Ml'S I lllii 1*1*;;11 1j:is coin to i'-'l-lt' i' ICilli) M II '111. !\ir. If. I. I'mlt, (if JC'ti/ ty-Six. was ir,i visi! !; *t \n-ck 11is filli t rV mi 1 !?h; !- ki lit;. s. Ki-I'ii:'"'i's 15f""? IIIc-r u< <it I?j?it:> !? 1; ; \V' i l{, wiiiU*: !if whs ilm a \ i>.? ! lice >:: ( !< , i ? :ir IiIm-vIHc. h'iii< > w. ?l<j i. .iitivf wrist. !"j'Mc "I'i:n i i i.w i l'tiikiy mo !. c li" I: if Sri . . I'll . . (i i:I V !ii <ili.;:.I ti ?! !. h!; ? ! lit ;.i: i.liai: il 'laiiij r s.iii'h wit j'aM fniu .iinl'^c i'-nr while .nan lii.t anl \\';i-'.n:., li.|> .>!<-lH n i. s iMiiirles iJfiuii. win) ei'iiuiiitleii tu iii \\ ilkttisoii < oiwuy in i-tr ien y<m i lentil \\ji:- I rii <>. ? ?vietcd ami Krtiteiie In- lilin^ ni tint! lime, I'll! wlulu mvpjtii <.'iiv inii;it?,ii for hi. t-.\eeiitii:ii lit- in. fx sen I In III ill i I. n is w.'e i?i\ ! l:ir < 11iin :: kii.' :l mi'\> i.i :i lonf < l Iwr-I. I.i in sti'<l m lie I ili:e : f i rw.'i <1<, !:;i? '.\' ; his V. siy ! > Jiiii. oil II lalit' o ' : I': ! I ,in i ol si."ti'?'ii j.!-::. he jrirjv tl : . 1:1 .l,i i :<r <|ow uiid ?vj?ei!. i c iiiiuik '!;.! r.nli! ii lew ilay !*? ? 1 e \ n* emit ~?rive?; I?y i?e>ill'<>r t! ;:I rounty v. iii In '''IK L?; ? ? tu U ltl.ii!>oi: ( on'ity 1 t!:i .-? ? leiwi'i.: :1 \\ v I'i lie cn i iiti i|. uni t C,:nm ' ;..</ (,S< <\l ti'-iona!'si. '. .* I. < * .Y. ( i < > ! o 'i rpo! "l\f ' <>v r: ' ' lie n?>w lifitt:'! : rt the AIftor. I . i !r V! '{ ''. > ii c'lool t;f t \\ : .ii : i -.i.e Jli'i, J . h i !' ; ;> iu n l.oifc tt'er y I' ttI.U. bOttiC t changed h.uuls. m | n |i ii b ii ii ? 1 i " i til } J A Rtkaxhe Ma r,.\m\?Wo wore not discnsa.; posed to give credence to the many rumors now ' wltifii bad come to us about furious mad dogs s e\-' r"v'n? "''out Lexington count. . Iming Cattle it' j"?- illl(l enusimrconstovnaiion for mil ok ix around. A gentleman of responsibility and isJi<*t! ' veracity. however, inlbruis us that all we rceiv was true; that upwards of one liu:i; dml do,rs in the lower part of I.cxingtion arili- have rone mad lately, and have bitten .'[ es. a K''oal many !io-r?, sheep ami cows. One ?eiiiid-'o' " '' man who owned a park of lino deer If r,?I hounds was compelled to kill ri^ht or ton of ,1, (lI- tbem thai were taken with the,rallies. This their ,''ss'!,ates Ibe ' rroiicoii.% but general opinion :is .| > '*al doMS cannot so mad in the winter. So l ine ' '/we have lioard of no persons wbo wore] who '1'''" hy thrdo^s.?JoiirmUuf (iitniwvcc. | thall Tho use of tlio cigarette is growing <piito| ; ex-t general from the supposition that it is nj I.ma- j liarinless form of tobacco, lint the doctors say I body I that it. is pesiileiitl.v injurious, worse, even, I (| til'than Inc eiuar or pipe. Those who indulge in j !<( > . I lie or:i<"tli*i'i.;isl!v 'Vi'lli il :iml lisivi! :i ilitig ! tendency to vertigo, and dimness of vision, il, at j besides Wln<? troubled l>y dispepsla." They per- ;>re also liable to bronchial and throat disin oi"' eases, and excessive indulgence tends t.j prose of I ni'iteaimeiaa. which is one of the Mrsi steps tent-. towards soil en in-: of I lie brain wiiiii -a iiadieui Is a ]tepnl>iiean politician who 'but J js uoindiamcd of the name, :t:i tl tin independbocn | ent Is :i Republican who is ashamed of the large j iiniite, and who denies being a Radical when lam-. talking to Democrats, hut admits It when iit? ! talking to. Republicans, In other words, nn iar"d ' Independent is it eross between a mean l>emooniv ,, mangy Rcpu1 ! I r.a n, who cannot be ! air misted by eitliei'."?Jirutulon,!Misx.,) r ol /icitn. I boil' i i am:; 11 five you Heard the Xev.s About Beand ' . . and j qucalf s i Having had ten years experience as a liquor "'it,; dealer, jiiid being familiar with all the breads, 1! h.-sides having a praetieal knowledge of what I is choice, be i< fully able to supply all who . ,i j wish a pure article either as a beverage or for j Joe ' medicinal purposes, of anything they desire | ?1'l"iin his line of goods, which consist of Lliei ;following: Kye Whiskey, Port Wine, 'P'le | Hoiirbon Whiskey, Madeira Wine, xing j Corn, isweet and sour Sherry Wine, llf> mash,) Malaga Wine, j an- Crystallized Corn, Catawba Wine, ling. | j.;_ j'uiu, .Scuppernong Wine, j v l" i Centennial Hum, Claret. Wine, ('rmv Whiskey, Lincoln County Whs'y j -71 I scotch and Irish Whiskey, tine imported lave cin.i'hampagne, French Hraiidy. ! I f I J Jiv jtituvi: jjoimin will lit: Mini ill 1111; 11111 111> i J to suit purchasers, at prices from two to ten tli'w. | iiiiiiiiis u uuilon. Partfes (lesirin:: f'hristinas^supplies will do ; well to give me a call. u"' A. BEQUEST :cni, I . \Tn\ HOTEL ARRIVALS. j At.ston 1? C Kohertson, W II C.'lial,:('; fee, t liarlcstoii; .1 A Wideinan, Lima Cane; C j M I'hitc.r' M >> Kennedy, K K V Dinaitrrson, ! Atlante; \V .V Jinggs, Greenville. .1 K .Mill |s J Oraeketi, Vienna; .1 it Cunningham. Flint lion ' H M Prince. Midway; S.iin ihrop, iiart 11,in I Georgia: W li Lewis, Odio; W T Linton, K K| t il-1 i'lioi":i.->, Baltimore; Sv A Addinglnn, A.I [ood I ^eii'.liey, J .1 .\ondley, Waihalla. .las WalKer, mill- I i'l>s'ou; .1 P Prilcliard,<'okesiiury; .1 C ISIsseil i it W l' (onfercnVr; Iv^liert Martin, (Jeor^iai Ur |.;i,"- A T Wideman, Hold Branch; John Jones, i die! | Snii I li vi lie; J1 M Wilson, Starvation Hill; . I J! " j Lnidell. Santui l:; \V L Wilson, M Pickens; JK and A Mars, Calliouns Mill; P McCelvy, Mount ural j Carmcl. til** ttie CONSIGNEES. ilea! Kni'KKSS.?J (' Bissell, (lenl S Mcfi.nvan. lot 11- Mi.-s S 1, Haskell, Mrs John Thompson, Mrs if, 1' A Andiews, W A J McNeill, K Cowan, W fasl, jCo-.k, Louisa Thompson, Kev J N Martin. next j Fkkioht.?Mis.vi K Gray, llnv Jno Kerlave 1 shaw, Wardlaw & E, J K Cam well, Win Look, | the ; W ]' Wardlaw. ivVi'l1. ! X Ait it h T It E P O It r S. l- in* I POUKECTED BV I T~^ i -i n A-J , 13 a r n well Co.,! i was Cotton iiuy^rs and Dealers in Gen- I sta- oral Merchandise. ABIJEVILLK. January 2.).?Cotton?Steady inVil ilt'crijils ill lilts jmilll Iljdil. We (j!i<ilu low . . IMS. 1.1 .!?..r t.. ..I (..1,1.1.,...# ' ,* > lil, f li"ltl. ' " a rt ' ' * i"i.tui.u0 uuviu ?/2. r. . Ji'/j. * <>:i) fco c. " *j.: I si'A. January'JR.?Cotton quiet ami | steady?middling H%; receipts y'.tl; and sales I Vfil. , rllAlti.MSTOX, January 2K.?Cotton quiet?j j nilU.tliii^ IV,-4, nut I'ecoij'LS >>; sales i,UjU, , . ex ports coast wiie VIS. this | lili e- 1 " "" i:>. | MAEtltlKD. 1U,I\ j MAIilliKl).?On tne morning of the &M l>y >? :'. ICev. Joshua S. Jordan, at tin; rcssdenee 01: '. "IS j tue I) 1 ides lather, Hev. MAl'KlCA K. 1 htfn j tjKiAld'S, of Nc.vberry county', 10 Miss "se |,i j.i^a I 'Af.iiWi-.!,!., of 1 iiu liix, >, C. sllie | ,\ip. (Jacket and Miss KelticT.r.lte, .1| ill". J. ii. caldwell and Miss Annie WacKet.l iio.vs | y,r> y >jaJi worth and .Miss Annia Ada ins. I I Mr. Joseph I.ai?e and Mi>s Minnie I lacked, I ''. .iir. 11.1 . .\Josiey and Mts.sr.ila jjuiiter. ltd. ; UEO. F. TERRELL, M. ill the 'my:?HlSICIAN and SUHGEON,; re a r on,"l Or LOUISVILLE, OA., liiUlC. 11 . ( Uic* ! ; Ool- ? { f AS located at Al.?l?ovillof in tlic ofllce rei.jes-! ' i eeutly occupied by lir. Teinpleton, for aists 11hk piactiee of 11W profession, and kindly asks the puliiie for a share of their patronage. o 11 Jie lias enjoved the benefit ol hospital prac :iii v i llots for one year in llit* print Hiiliimore In! lirciiirv. uiui \v?s for alerm the private stu. i . j<ii*:it < !' I'rol'essois Chisholin auu Mile:;, ul '! ii?!tim<>re. . j January .'JO, 1878,"t. ______ s? TAN "YARD. ' ' on; ixest ^pirK nnderslpncd now Iravc In successful law I I operation, a good Ian yard, at I.tonnldsessi ville, where hides of every description will uise heboujrlit. Fordry hides we pay 12 cents:' nine i for sreet. hides, (> cents. S!g HAWTHORN & HODGES. iters. Jan..*51, 1S78 12 rn. Motice. I ? . \ I.Ii the Stockholders of the eo-operntlnn | ! i V lirango iStore are gmrnestly requested to iinr-etut i'unalds, Friday 1st day of February ' | :.t 11 o'clock a. in. to i lect otlicers for t he year, .. . and to consider other important matters,' By 111 i order of the 1'resident. .T. c. OAT.tavi^t.L, r,or* Secretary and Treasurer, [ Jan. II, 1S77, It, *litUiTo the Teachers of litli! o }'0C | Town shin ' j XT' I -.vs. I w eel i jrpiJOSE who desire to teach in tills | , Jast Township must make application t<> liiui-1 tin* I'OA KI> OF TIUISVEES at once or II ?e debarred the benefit of public funds. | , . ' A niiiiimuin school shall bo composed of! { ^scholars. The maximum pav shall be cd, I for 1st irradc, ?20 for 2d and $!."> for Hit. ilmt j AH teachers having less than a niini' mum school shall be paid in proportion way-1 j() uumhor oi" pupils tauirht. i lily! W. A. TK MP I, ETON, I J. (J. E1)WA7,I>S, ;r, r' j HOUT. 11Altlll.S. that Trustees. I ranuarv .10, 1ST8, tf. ""'i CHANGE OF BUSINESS. a she ] i more | j'HK underpinned bavins? bought tlio ino l chandise of K. A Mars, would inform the .way. j j,ni,)ic that lilt* l>n<iness will he conduclcd on . , I Ihoold stand, the Mclhvaine corner, where ' ' | every*. Iiiri!.' usually kept in a pen era! k!? <tk I may be i'ounil at ihe most reasonable prices. ! r. L. Mcl'ElA JOY. mm. | lU*"1 $10 REWARD ... i \\ If-i'hepaid f,?r proof to convict the pert.;ey son or persons who have stolen ana removed the street coups on M-mczine sicrot. l;V v i WILLIAM 11. i'AIIICKH, iu,-v-t Jan. !?. lk'TS. "t. Intcmlant. CiTAX"mm" Koiics, Uil'Ilc ' I f) irrrnxs for town taxfs mun i,f I i\, msvle t" nn* by tlie lirsi of March, next, i liv onlcr of Council, ,lt i,. I ' t. r.'..r.\Ri,Fs. Ijmj. January 30, l^T.S, tf. Treasurer. 585 j4?| jOifSss?' 1 o at ls.lT3.ciss. lit to; I j V I ' # ;?!* ;Vs :?? I'KNX1.: '& of. or |> ."t..... i' \..l! { :: ii Uv\I \ ; 1 : ?'? ,"#M* i ?#tjr: truly, W> T. fJSS'SSY. -Hlahge" "stock ATCOST. "^j GENTS' CIOTi-JKG, "! 11 A'lU oilAW;>, J.lil, I ii?a.?' J "Svi Blankets, Casimeres, h as.ru. i ' I,,,5!# I larnu'ls and Ladies' v y ! I) it1 S (?'..()?, S. \ >n-| . ?l TT^. "? ,-1 -T*! V-T ' ni Hi ; r- a n m t ? " r . JU-! M K-i V Q -a *r* U r * ' ivl"i<Tc * Ai. a O a . i?i* ; ? ?. ! ?Ja:iu*i:y "'A Is.V. if. '""SO ' KllpTMi- i : ' ' ciy- % ester Lulil't? ' J ' (ALivUwUU b^> ... < , , ->i4 Kj | claims. [Nov. 12, l^O tf ! Potatoes! Potatoe rpiIK three most popular varieties. EA I J tOS 13, 1'EEltLKSS and OOODIt | cheap a( \\\ JOEL SM1TII & SC I Jan. .'to, IW. ;XlImTmT i I I,L sell tlsc following Roods at COST AND CARPJAG DRESS GOODS, ELANEEL3, SHAWI OVERCOATS, R. M. CLOTHING A? HATS. IF yon want a bargain call on thorn. January 30,1S7S, tf. TOARRIVI ANOTHER LOT OP THOSE mniTunfifiTin UB Jt r A8k! TMMM WAUWa Cheap for Cash. TITKY are durable, they are use they are cheap. Every farmer should have a <rood r dispose of your OLD and get a NJ for almost the same price* Tiy one for thuy are warranted. W, JOEL SMITH & so: January 2.'!, 1878. Early Rose Potatoi WHEAT BRAN, COBiSr MEA] PEARL- HOMINY, ALL GRADES NEW FLOUI JUST received and for sale by BARNWELL & C January 'Si, 1878. Corn Whiskey ai APPLE OIDEH. T ICKKP nothing but the purest N< Carolina Corn Whiskey, tnobcst.l| f'iiler, and Seeger's Lager I'eer, whir soil only for the rush. Don't ask for ci it. Store on Washington street, ti door from the Carriaue Faetorv. Dee. 5, "77-tf J. W. RYK.1R1 TAKE NOTICE. rilHE NOTES and ACCOUNTS of -1. late T. I'.aiiy Milforil have 1 jilaccd in the liuixiu of M r. J. F. C. Pro, to whom payment.may ho in: without post, until the 1st day of Me 1*78. All claims not settled by date will be sued on. T. P. MILFORD, Administrate January 23, 1S7S,,"t. ITST STOKE" 'ANDTOARRIV 100 Barrels Flour, 10,009 Pounds Clear I Sulk Sides, Fifteen (15) Barrels N Orleans Mclasses. 1500 Pounds Choice 1 Cofl'ce. i'HK above will bo sold at very low p 1 in htr^i*?|:mlilies. Sp.-c'al inducements offered on .Sugar tin; Ij:ir < !. N. o. Molasses by the barrel, CoMc-n by tlie Suck. WRITE BROTHS E J.ill.'J, liiS, tf. i'LTim'noxsiWLii CONSTANTLY ON HAN ? t-O-i oorx. oats, meal, klnutc, rai v_j molassks, salt, si'ci a k, <;?>f! tka in largo or f.mall quantities. I'M stocks, 1'i.uws, noi:s, axes, tu; (jaiiins, &c., Ac., GUANO ON BEST TEES ALL the wants and necessities of fanner carefully considered nnd prip; lor. Spoelal inducements oti'iTod the plar Uelore inaUin^ your arrangements Hsewl >;ive us a trial, Wn will exert ourselvc jjive entircsatisfaetion. W. JGEL SMITH & SO Jan. 1!>, 187S. RED RUST PROOF OA i?OR SEKD, eheap at A W. JUKI. SMITH & SO Jan. 10. -ISTJj. / iHOJf'K N15 W ORLI5ANS MOLAS t j special bargain at \\. J015L SMITH & SO .Talk. l(i, 1S7S. alstqiThouse" 1878. The Misses Catc 'I'AKK pleasure in announeinKto old frli I and patrons that they Ktill keep* Alston House" open for their acromnmrtu and will endeavor to make llictn feel hotue" as often as t hey are kind enoii^ -top. FOR SALE. ' rPO close out Stock on liani I will I X vcrv low, for cash a lot of ! \VA< JONS A NO nUOniKS, . WAGON AND IHGGY HARNESS J. \V. ROIilDRTSO: 3rit,?m')'?r 10. 1S77 t!'. ci.osj^.o cut MILLINERY, DKJ&SS G0( I SHAWLS. BOULEVARDS, IrL NELS, JtURS, ? XD r.ll kinds, of WINTKR GOODS jV greatly reduced prices, at the tiMl'OHlUM CJK I'ASJUOSS. Jan. 1(1, 1S7S. 1878 SALUTATORY!! II . MI".season of the year has eoirie when I Mi'ciii.nit- olid^aiionsare itu.si mi uis i.i.dinost pic.-siii;'. We. trustmost o friend.*. .11.d on1. <,i!*.;->in?rs who are sti.i o t;s ?ii' ui.dcrsin'd 1 !ns fact, and evliiee J wi.j::.; i.ess |,? h.-ip u?' hy eomin^ pron fo v.'.id ,11*, p?\ i!i;i (,ic:i j.^eounts. Mi i. ; i i. - ii: help in lh<* futi I to -i v - .-iri- "-ill 5s*. i \ ii!ei.< of apt | i :i.il .ifhas li -en tvndcivd in | Mien evidence will alwtys hewal ' Mis! oel.:s ruaia unpaid. i'ay up I ... ii..- i- i .ti ;.ir r. llfii 'iim as-hl j r. ?^ il'i 1 -1 I'Til' :(' !?i?n? ifiL i iiifiil #i ' 'J i'i icr : ilii- Ijl.i.nil slv.ueof putro We ;:;tV?* P'feivtd In.Ill it (.flltldllS I'll iliil liavili.: fillv;fil iijirtn nnntlter 1 >n> year vviin it ucicniiinaiioti tu n.slfrnnil I lit- irttcu'rt* of all our customer* I ii j:?? Id ;it tlioMij?i*?>ri of oui friends, i t.. "Mi-ii'! nr iiu?iiu>ss among those who I it I ileal! v. iih us heretofore. Very e-jieeifui! v. WIIITK lillOTHKl jPU IJ I.LC NOTiC | ! BV order of tlm Board of officers o Upper Long (,'ane Society of A \ vilJe District and by virtue of a Powi Attorney, inane and executed by K | I'i wcr to me, with auuinriiy to form i in ?rt a fie, 1 will .-ell at Abbeville (' !< iim'imi .Saieilav next at public aito .i ..c ; L*ii.IK tin> i', . pi.i -i ILt.aU; lying i being in A i v ii fi.unt;*. in Sliiinklitig (.'rt'ck, ia i.ic Ki\cr. containing . V. (. Ill XDHICI) ACRES, : ! , ;t lands of Ji V?\ : " w ' ,'ii. M r . Ki.ly TiIiiimii, e . ! i i'nii.-is <' nniaghisni mil .. .1 :i i i.'.KAva on ii:i : C. 1'LllItIIs, A^0 I Jan. 1^7t> tl' / miFnii?? ??*!" ?-j.-" ; I is State of South Carolina,! kmi, Couaty of Abbeville. ,N' | S. S. Marshall and .T. W. W. Marshall, j Executors, Plaintiffs, Against John G. I f|]U Boozer, Defendant. j Xotice of application to Substitute Burnt ] Kecords. To John G. Boozer, Defendant. lYi "V7"OU are hereby required to answer) rjv JL the application in this case to j serve a copy of your answer on tlie sub-1 seriber at his office at Abbeville Court! House, within twenty duys after the service hereof, exclusive of'the day of .-.ervi<-e: If yon fail to answer the opplica,S lion as aforesaid, ilio I'lidhtifl's will ask 3 | leave of the Clerk ??t* Cci.rt of said counI tv, to substitute ii new judgment for the original, obtained against you, on the 8th j of March, 1S(57, for the sum of eight hundred and iilty dollars: Tn " SAMUEL C. CASOX, ^ Plaintill's Attoorney. To the Defendant John G. lioozer, who is absent from the State. Take notice, that a copy of the aforesaid application | has been liled this day, in the oilice of the Clerk of the Court of said County. SAMUEL C. CASON, Jan. 10, JS78. . Plaintiffs' Attorney. H State of South Carolina,! Ji County of Abbeville. IN THE PROIiATK COURT. I Ex Parte?W. A. T. Oliver, Pctitionor. S| Petition for settlement and final discharge. |"VJ"OTICE is herebj' given tliat W. A. | h T. Oliver, Administrator, of the es| tate of Alexander Oliver, deceased has applied to this Court for the appointment ful, of a day for settling said estate and discharging the Administrator. 'Ji". It is ordered, that Tuesday the 10th day of February next be appointed for the said settlement and discharge. Creditors ol the estate* will jiresent ilieir claims on or before the day of .scttlenieut duly atN tested, or be barred. I [L. S.] J. FULLER LYON, J. Pro. A. C. .Tan. 1<>, 1878. 3S, State of South Carolina,! Abbeville County: ix tiib i?rob.vtk ootrttr. , Ex Porte?James Sibert, Administrator, Petitioner. Li, Petition for Final Dischwrgc. OTICE is hereby {riven that James XI Sibert, Administrator of the estate of Harry Widcman, deceased, has apj plied to this Court for a discharge from ' said trust. It is ordered that the tenth day of February, 1.S7S, be fixed for granting such discharge. Q, J. FULLER LYOX, Judge of Probate. January 9, 1S78 tf ^ id State of South Carolina,! County of Abbeville. ,r(h IX TIIE PROBATE COURT. '.P1? In lie?Estate of Loveberry Arnoid, de-) 1 c ased.?Petition for ycUlcmoLt and li-; 'V * ual discharge. " VTOTICE is herel>y given thatW.J.i i\ A mold. Administrator of the estate ' I of Loveberry Arnold deceased, has apl plied to :;j? for a final discharge as Ad-1 tninistra'or. It is ordered,.that Tuesday the 12th of! ! February LoTS, bo fixed *is the day for the j the epttimaent of said estate and final dis-j icon flcirgo of tin; said Administrator. Creditors will present their demands against [UV'' the estate on that. dav. .J. El'LLEIt LYON, that J. Pro. A. C. Jan. 0, 1S7S tf -State of South Carolina,! Couuty of Abbeville. IX TJIE PROBATE COVRT. EIn lie?Estate of Joel Lock hart, deceased, j ?Petition for final discharge. "VyOTIl'E is hereby given that James xl M. Latimer, Jr., has applied tome; for a final discharge from the ofiiee of lib Executorship of the Estate of Jot-1 Lock-1 hart, deceased. It is ordered, that Monday the 11th of. Fehnuirv lie lived .as the dav for the dis-l ?W charge of the said Executor. 1 J. FULLER LYON, J. Pro. A. C. Jan. 'J, lfi7S tf j SOL III CAROLINA RAILROAD. rieo ' The passenger trains on the South Carolina Railroad will run as follows: by I I'OR COJ.r.MBIA.?(Sundays excepted.) and j Leave Charles !<irt 5 00 a. m ! So a. m. i Arrive at Columbia II ifc) a. in. 8 4f> u. m. S| FOR Arot'STA.?{Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston !' 0'i a. in. 7 I'O p. in. Arrive at. Auj/ustii 00 j?. in. 0 Jo a. in. FOR CHARI.KSTOX.?(Sundays excepted.) Leave CoiuniMa. "> 30 p. m. 7 J"> p. m. I? ! Arrive at < Charleston 12 Of) j). ni. fi Io a. in. LjO ! I.cave Aujrusla . 7 SO a. m. ! :M) p. in. Arrive at Charleston 4 L'n p. ni. 8 00 a. m. DCAMUKX TRAIN*. The Camden train will leave Camden at7 O0 I n, in. on .Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays, and connectat Kinusvillc with the up pa.sson-| jicr train for < 'o'iniihia. On Tuesdays, Thurs-1 clays and Saturdays it will connect at Kings-1 rriv V'"L' u '!'1 down passenger train from Colurn i h- i ')'a*!in'' ,,ri''Ve at ('ainden at fl 15 p. m. Con'*i ner ts daily with trains from and to CharlesDW-jton. S. S. SOLOMOXS, Hupt. ^CF-1 S. R. ri'Uens, (?en'l Ticket Agent. _ IS Bargains in Saddles M Harness. o o thf; H,c'r.! r TAKE GREAT PLEASURE INI lore, s l" OFFERING TO THE TRADING I I PUBLIC A VERY LARGE AND | WELL SELECTED STOCK 0F| T31 SADDLES AND HARNESS; X. AT PRICES AS LO W EVEN A,ST /A"! ? JY/;ir YORK BY RETAIL. JJ niO II EST T'RIfKS I'A in FOR IIIDKS. H VARDRY McBEE, Main Street, Greenville, S. 0., next door! to the .sign of tlio Grrat Boot. October 10, 1877, lui. Agricultural Implements, ?; CHEAP FOE CASH.! IF, F, PLOWS, . AND ALL KINDS OF PLOWS, at Charlestoil prions, by J" T. P. Quarles, ig't. ,Usoj .lanj^j.w, | N". ipANN'r.D GOODS OF ALL KINDS' \\J :it rr.iininghain it Teinplelon's. j Juno (illi, 1S77 tf ; m Jf DroHALFjiM?Ua,l ? *, AliULVILLE S. C. ANDealers in Furniture. at |)AllLOU SUITS, CIIAMJ'.KII V,"AT,NUT I Suits, Cottage Suits, Walnut and I'ainti-d Iturmus, Wasti Stand*. Tables, ISedstoads, ditq ("hairs, Wardrobes, Safe*, Lounges, Children O i t':!i rii-urs. Window Shades. At\ i the' W'K :ilso keep tlie largest and hest selected liter-' s',M'k "I' Picture Kriimes, Mouldines and 1- j !'im-st Pictures kent in the State. (Jive us a witi" |we will sell you goods as low as ihey C;oir!'""i bought elsewhere. All goods wariptlv I "fled as represented. September.}, 1.S77, tf. ire is ;r;;;it;J A Choico Stock of S| CONFICTIGHASIES, Is Hi' 'S Trench, Fancy nnd Stick Candies in ess I pro-. at W. JOEL SMITH'S. 1 (TILE LAST RESORT. RS. i- no me credit, e i-o-a E I Intend hereafter to have the Cash for my I trims or keep tln in. This way of selling id lit- i t^oods on a promise, that will lie paid next Sales-day and next week, and the llrst time cr ol! j iu town, and till that, and then have . 1*\ j tn iiCK ami entreat, ami advertise, to plensp lose i pay up Ae., Ac., and worst of all, never jret 'otirt >?ur !,:ty ,!t '* down rltrlil foolishness on .. , iIn.- part of the seller and worse on the part iioii, [ (|,e buyer. So no more of it forme if you nver nlea.-e. Respectfully, 1.1,0- W. T. PENNY, wa- ! -January PI, 1S7*. i'2'\\ ( 1 UOZEN Cotton and Shuck MatI | M \ ) tresses $ j fi Do/.kn" fountry ('hairs; s Dozen Walnut nil ok Cain* Chairs and Hoekers. handsome styles at t!ir i low prices. .1. 1). t.'HALMKKS. iy-oi' Marshall P. DeBrahl, nt j Attorney at Law, I ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. L,H ! ?llllj At Cost! I WILL CLOSE OUT FOR CASH ! AT COST the following Goods: CLOTHING, HATS, I T tiui.vc riAAnQ LAI)IKS* SILK SCARFS, AND ALL FANCY GOODS, AT GREATLY RKDUCED PRICES. BARGAINS FOR ALL. T.,F. duarles, .Agent j .Tan. 1, 187S, tf I LliRUSSELl! Has Recently Opened [ A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, I A T BEQ VEST'S OLD STAND, | WASHINGTON ST., ABBEVILLE, j Keeps uie very ueat ui FLOUR, BACON, | LARD, SUGAR, ; COFFEE, FRUIT, CANNED GOODS, And everything kept in a first-class * FAMILY (JROCERY. { HE also keeps on hand a largo supply uf the best brands of < COKN AND RYE 1 WHISKIES, ! WINES AND BRANDIES,; CIGARS AND TOBACCO. J CHEAP FOR CASH November 28, 1877, tf. * p ROFESSO R TIC K S~ ( WEATHER ALMANAC < for 1378, tells the weather for every dav of t he year. E D WIN PARKER. * November 2S, 1877, tf. JUST received at R. M. II AD DON & I (Jo's 5 Cases Indies Shoes, I: '? " \til linnrv niifl Punov Onnrls. 1 " Notions anil 1 Case Dry Goods. I November 2S, 1ST", tf. LA DIES*" DltESStiiK) DS,1^ t(>65 (Tts.! Black Alpaccos, 2"> to liO cents. Water Proof, (iffy-six inc's wide, So ct's. | Ladie's Cloaks, ?4 to ?12 Ladie's lloSe, Ki> to 30 cents. Men's Half Hose, 8 to 50 cents. Ladies Kids, 7oc- to $2. Ladies Shoes a specialty. U. M. II AD DON A CO'S. November 2s, 1877, tf. Millinery, Millinery. MRS. IIADDON is up with tho times' .in her department and has made j large additions to her stock since tliej great decline in these goods. Ladies! wanting anything in the way of aniccl Hat, Neck Ties, Frills, Cuffs, Lace Ribs, I Collars, Corsets, Underware, JIandker-j 'jhl'^s, Zephyr, shawls, Ac., should give j her u call. R. M. JI ADDON ifc CO. Ncvembcr 2S, 1877, tf. Notice to Debtors. I DEBTORS to the estate of Bannister Allen deceased are hereby notified | that they must pay their dobts at once to j Chns. 1\ Allen, Executor of said estate, i By doing so tliev avi 11 save costs. * CHAS. P. ALLEN, Executor. | Lowndesville, S. C. Knvontimr 21. 1H77. tf. THE FIRST IX MARKET.; Direct from New Orleans !! PORE AND GENUINE, K0 BOGUS ABOUT IT!! WHITK BROTHERS have .just ro-i coived a shipment i'rotn Mew Or-j leans of choice now crop I New Orleans Molasses, j The first of 1 lie season. It is very line, j Call and he supplied. V/HITE BROTHERS. _ Nov. 21, 1JS77?_ SUPPER HOUSE, [ Ity I). IS. GLYMPH, Hodges, Depot. PASSENGERS on the G. & c. lt.lt., and the travelling public generally,are furnished xecllent meals al this Hotel, p. ml the best acm mo:lntlons to those who lodge. Sept, 2i,'11 ?.",m 100,000 READERS ARK CALLING FOR Tie ORIGIN aid HISTORY | OF THE RUSSIAN ^ TURK AND THE GREAT CONTEST NOW WAGING BETWEEN THEM. OurRT'SSO-TrRKTSn WAR BOOK is the] most Reliable, accurate ami Comprehensive;! :ind with Its M) KLEGANT EXGRA VIXGS, j MAPS und PLANS, tin: most showy,desirable 1 and useful book now published. 5000 ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. ' Those desiring Territory on this should avail thejuselvesofiiti eariynpplication. Also I 1000 AGENTS WANTED. ON OUR M Cfiiiiata^Prospciis! 150 DISTIMCT PUBLICATIONS j Of universal interest, including Agricultural, Biosrraphieiil, Historical. Reliuious, and i ; Miscellaneous Works. Sales made from this Prospect us when all single books fall. | Also on our nearly, in<j styios 01 premium j j FAMILY BIBLES, I FXftliJSU and (JKHMAX, IMlO'fKSTANT 1 j ami CATIh M.IO. Awarded superiorisy nvcrl all others.t'orthflr Invaluable Aids and Sit-; j pi rl>l!ind!np<, at tlieGRAXliC'KXTKNNIAJ. KXI'OSITION. I Kill. I Particulars Krec. Address, IJNO. E. POTTER & CO., Publishers. 1 PIIILADKIil'IA.; j Nov. U, 1377. tf. : ? ?; FOUTZ'S I CATTLE P0WDERS' j euro or prevent 1)1^; jl; W. i.l'KNNKi, Ahbevuie, j*. i;. J. I'. TOWN.SKMj, tioilges Depot, S. C. ! Eark the Spot ! IlfHFKK reposes the remains of your' I \> friends by plaeingu marble Monument I or Head stone lo tbeir memory. At the .Mar- j tile S'aril ran be seen a full line of all grades ' I of Marble?Also a lar?e collection of the la-" | lest (U-siuns from which we can at short no-1 j Lice get up all grades of work. Our prices are j ; as low as city'prices,and work better IlaiBhedthan ilone elsewhere. J. I). CHALMERS. j JUST received n lot of beautiful Flower! Stands. Something new. At j ] J. P, CliALMKU-S A CO. j ; Garden Seeds From John-; sons & Robbins, AT EDWIN PARKERS, i Jan. 10.1S78. i | :DON'T NEGLECT TO SOW; BUY kcoiI tlmt nrc PURE ANI) RUST! PROOF, such can be found in any, quantity nt > WHITE BROTHERS. Jan. 9.1S7S. tf. I MMO?i?? ' BWBWWWWB Will TOZJ TWBKTT1 Of which are Now ' in the County of fair Prospect ot fjre long. A Terms canl piyi ] Oct, 31, 1877 tf, - . . , TO THE My customers know that I have horetc in style, quality and prices. The time has come when these goo the North and West. I do not go backwards, but continually new styles. I have made reductions in) pense to plaee in your hands a Price List I respectfully invite you to call and ex: in# elsewhere. Orders by mail will rece It would make the list too lame to dcs< Bedroom, Parlor Suits, Dining Room, Of Secretaries, Dwarf Libraries, and Rook < this list contains only a lew of the prices PART,OR SUITES.?Six Chairs, HairClotl >r ltcys, $21, ?'2-l, $iS. PARLOR ROCKERS.-Carved Top, Hal "Jloth or Rep. 49.00, SI 1.00, SH.OO, 817.00. MATTRESSES.?Straw and Cotton, il.0<k Shuck and Cotton, S1.75, 8-1.25; Cotton SG.O 511JE150 A11!)S.?Marble Tops. $20, 325, ?50, 4u, 815, $50; Marble tops upwards to 8lo0. PARLOR SUITS.?Seven pieces, Hair Clotl >r Reps, 815,S50, <Hio, 870.8KO, ?!)0.3100, 8125; N'im deces, Leather or Cane, 3150; Eight pieces -Mnc, upwards to $150. CHAMBER SUITS.?Imitation Walnut o )ak, S?2'i; Ton pieces, solid heart, carved top ai, 82S.&I, 8-10, #15,850. DRESSING CASES.?Ten pieces, $-10, JMfi S50, $55, 800: Ten pieces Walnut 870, SsO, S9C il00 ten pieces Walnut upwards to ?600. CHAIRS.?Cane seat, per half dozen 85.73 ?ane seat, Dining haif dozen, 58.7.3, Cane sea jent Dining per half dozen 810.00, Split sea r half dozen 83.50,'Best Cane seat, S-1.7o Wood seat, Si.25. ROCKERS.?Wood Seat Arm, $2.00; Woo< *eat Nurse, 51.00; Cane Seat Nurse, 82^0; Cam Sent Arm, <.'1.75. WALNUT BUREAU SUITS.-Ten pieces Micloscd Wash Stand, S3."). 8-C>rS30- Ten pieces Marble top, enclosed Wash Stand, 8+3, 850, 9>y; }U0, StJo; Ten pieces, marble top upwards to 812 So charge for freight, dravage or paeli Thanking you for past favors, October 31, 1S77, 12 m. "sheriff's sale^ Frcekland Bctterlon, against Oliver Young. Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directe In the above stated case I will sell at Abb< vllle Court House ouSaleday in February ne.i within the legal hours 61 sale thefollowln Ileal Estate to wit: TIIE FLOUR MILL, situated near Lowndesville, on Rockey RI' er. Levied, upon' as the property of Oliver Young at the suit of Freedland & Betterton. Terms-Cash. J. Y. J ONES, Jan. Itf,l47& s. A. c. sheriff's sale. A J Gardiner, against C V Gulfln Admini trutorofC I'? Gu/lin, deceased. Exeeutloi BY virtue of an execution to roe directc in this case I will sell at Abbeville Cou ilouse on Saleday in February next withi the ic^al hours of sale to wttl' THREE VALUABLE MULES. Terms Cash. J Y JUNES, Feb. 10; 187K. v SAC sheriffs" sale. Charles Inm.m against A M Sutherland ar Thomas J Hill. Sale under an Exccutlou. BY virtue of an execution tomedlrect< in this case, I will sell at Abbeville Cou House on tSalcday In February next within tl legal hours of sale the following property wit: One tract or parcel of land containing SIXTY-FIVE ACRES more or less, bounded by lands of John Haddon, Elizabeth Lynch, and othei Levied upon as the property of Thos J Hill: the suit of Charles lumun. Terms Cash. J Y JOXES, Jan. ll>. 1678 . MAC sheriff's sale. Henry S. Cason, PlalntliTj against W. Rip Morrow, iJCH.'uuuiu. Sale under Execution. I5Y virtue of an Execution to me direct in the above stated case, 1 will sell at pubi outcry at Abbeville Court House ou Sale D? in February, next, within the legal hours sale, the following property to wit: All th tract or parcel of laud containing ONE HUNDRED AND THIItTY-SIX ACRI more or less, situated In Diamond Hill tow ship, bounded by lands of Hugh Prince ai others. Levied upon as the property of \ Ripley Morrow, at the suit of Henry S. Casoi 'l'erins cash. J. Y. JONES, Jan. hi. 1S7ti. S. A. C. recu.'ilie aaJ CjIuhijiu Railroad CHANGE OK SCHEDULE. Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays e: cepted, connecting with the Fast Day Trail South Carolina ltuilroad up and down. 0 and alter Wednesday, Nov. ilth, 1877, the fo lowing will be the schedule: UP. Leave Columbia at ~ 10 10 a \ Leave Alston 1 10 p i Leave Newberry 2 23 p i Leave Hodges 5 15 p i A rrri VP Ahlil'Villf; (5 15 P 1 Leave Bel ton - 7 05 i> i Arrive at Greenville 8 :15 p i DOWN. Leave Greenville at ... 7 iO a i LcaveBelton .. !) 10 a j Leave Abbeville 9 00 a j Leave Hod ires v 10 47 a ] Leave Newberry . 1 42 p i Leave Alston .1 20 p i Arrive at Columbia o 00 p ) ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDG DIVISION. Dally, except Sundays, between Belton an Walhalla. Accommodation trains betwec Belton and Anderson on .Mondays, Tuesday Thursdays aud Saturdays. Ul'. Leave Belton 7 05 p i Leave Anderson 7 50 p i Leave Pendleton 8 -15 p i Leave Perryvillc 9 20 p i Arrive at Walluiliu... 10 00 p : DOWN. Leave Walhalla 5 50 a i Leave Perryvilie li?i a i Leave Pendleton 7 20 a : Leave Anderson 8 10 a : Arrive at Jlolton S 50 a I-aureus llram-h Trains leave Clinton at in. a. hi. and leave Xe\v berry '{.(in p. m. on Moi days, Tuesdays, Thursdays aim Saturdays. - 1 bbeville l'?r?neh Train connects at llodg with down and up train, uaily Sundays c: ceptod. TIIOMAS noilAMKAn, General Superintendent. Jabkz Xop.ton , ?i;., fit i,< ml Tkluiigei, THE m. 1878. NEW YORK. 1871 As the time approaches for the renewal subscriptions, Til K SL'N would remind i friends and well withers everywhere, that is a?aln a candidate for their consideratic and support. Upon its retord lor the past tf years It relies for a continuance of the hearl sympathy and generous co-operation wlili have hitherto been exunJed to it lrorn evei quarter of the Union. The DAILY SUX is a four pnjje-slieet of columns, price by mail, poi-t-paid, .?i cents Aionth, or iti.-Ki per year. The Sunday edition of The Sex Is on ci>;li page sheet of *>? columns. While giving tl news of the day, it also gives a larpre amoui of literary and miscellaneous niatterspeciall prepared lor it. Till: Sini>a.y iscx has rn with great success. Pom paid 31.20a ycur, WvuL'lv Sun. Who doos not know Tub "Weekly Srs ? circulates throughout the United States, tl Oanadas, niul beyond. Ninety thousand fan ilies greet its wcieomo pages weekly, and r< gard It in the light of guide, counsellor an friend. 1news, editorial, agricultural, nr literary departments make it essentially journal for the family and the tiresld Terms. One Dot.r.ATtn year, post-paid. Th priec, quality considered, makes it thechea est newspaper published. For clubs of tei with ?it> cash, we will send ah extra copy fre Address PUBLISH Ell OF TIIE NUN, New York (it The Southern Depot for Carraig MATERIALS! o$o C, D, FRANKE, 137 MEETING STREET, Opposite. Cnurk'.ston Hotel, Charleston, S. I DKAl.KK IS HUBS, SPOKE, KIMS, SHAFTS Et? AX I .IvS, Springs, Bolts, HO h whelp, et< Horse Shoes and Nulls, llnr band nj! Horse'Shoe Iron, Spring, I'low and Cast Kteel, Paints, 011k, varnishes, Brushes, ct Purchasing direct from .MAN IFACl'L'HKii am able to offer my poods at XoJtTIIBIt Pnn.'KS, and always keeping a full stool; < hand can Fill Criors witiDUpitck. f Nov. 11, is: Engines, r THREE Working Successfully Auderson, with a as many more leFrice List and be tad by apto ; R. TOZER, COLUMBIA, 8. C._ T)TT"D T Tr< _1_ u JUXJXVJ, ArousTA, Ga., August 1, 1877. >fore led the "Furniture" trade of the South, ds can be purchased as cheap from me M Is i I r raise the standard of my goods, and add prices wherever possible, and spared no &*' ; that will help you to purchase goods. amine my stock and prices before purehtt- \ Lve as much attention as if given In person. jribe and copy nil the different price* of Hce, Standing Parlor and Ladies' Desk*, t Cases, manufactured by me, and therefore, i of goods kept by. me. . BITREAS.?Imitation Walnut and Q\tm, 37.75, SB.75, Walnut and Olaw, 113.7V $17.40: Walnut quarter Marble and Glamlli^O, 134-06 r .323.00, SU.OO; Wttlnnt full Marble and Glass and upwards to?100.00. |? BEDSTEADS.?No. 1 Bed 32.25, No. 3 Bed B $2.75, No. 3 Bid Solid Head. 4 feet, 6 Indira high V 33.75, No. 4 Soild carved top, 5 ft. 8 In. Mali ?4.00, No. 6 Bed Solid carved top, French 38?0, ) No. 1 Bed Walnut, carved top, 6 fleet high p $7.75, No. i Bed Walnut, solid head, carved top i, Gfeet B In high 38.75, No 8 Bed Walnut, aolla head. carved top, 7 feet8 In htjrh ?I1,75, No 4 - l!cd Walnut, solid bead, carved top, tfMttia. high 311,00. .--V W AS 11ST AN DS.?I m I tatlon Walnut $1,71, Walnut, enclosed $4,00, Walnut MarbhetopfM i; WARDROBES.?Walnnt 317, Walnut two draweraSlH, Walnnttwo drawers drop handles L carved top 322, 380, Walnut two draw,drop t handle, carved top, fancy panel* $35. 1 TABLES.?Round or Square 81 ,60, Walnut ' centre, dniw33,00, Walnut Centre Marblk top 37,00, 3d,00, 39,1X1, 312.00, $1S,00, $20,00, \ TOWEL RACKS.?Walnut 50, ILOO, e 82,00,34,00. i, . SOFAS.?Lnrjw Hair Cloth or Beps, carved top 81M22, ?M, 830. i, T ET &-A-TKTES.?Tete 315/10, 116,78, fit,71, 5 321,75. f'V ' mg. > . I remain, yours respectfully. G. V. DeGRAAF. | SHERIFF'S SALE. 4 J. 0. TFosmanhky and other Creditors, w. Hi . and K. L. v* llllams?Execution*. . , d BY virtue of the above and sundry other ex*> ; cations to me directed against the above de> :t fendants, I will Mil at Abbeville court boaw g on saleduy In February next, wilhin us* legal hours of sale, the following Real Estate and tract of lands, to witHome Trpct of R. L. JFUliaius, bounded by lands of WV V. Cltokscalea, v and w. L. Prlncc, containing three bundrea & acres, more or less. The Frailer Plnoe of H. L. lniliauiy, bounded by la^dsofRift.of J. Chmp* bell Martin, Mrs. Miller and.otfeero. containing ? four hannred acres, more or less. TheBranyoa I Place of B. L. tCilUams, containing two hundred and rifteen acres, more or lew, and bounded by lands of A. J. cllukscalcs, w. L. Prince and others. The Hnth Tract ht a. W. fPltucnu, s- contaiuiny three hundred acre*, more or 16M, n. and bounded by lands of J. w.' Power. J. ?. ,d lirownlee and others. * The McXotr Tract of B. rt W. Williams, containing three hundred aere*, n more or less, and bounded by lands of J." E. Hrnirniod \v f. i,n.timnr and othm. Term* }casb. ' ' J. Y. JONE& s. a. c. i A. J. Ferguipn v. R.L. arid B. W.! Williams? J. C. Woanuuisky and other* v? same. BY virtue of lh<? above osecutlons to im rectcd r will sell at the residence of H. W. Wfl? d Hums the following property, to wit: 14 bead of cuttle, oue wa*ou and i mules oa the 2nd day , of February next. Also, at the roaldence of H. id L. Williams, on the some day, within the legal rt hours of sale, the following property, .to wit: % ie i bales of cotton, 150 bnshel? of ooro?. 8 mules, S to head of cattle, and one four-horse wagon. Alao, as the property of B. W. Williams, 425 bulb els cottou seed, corn and fodder. i , . J. Y. JONES,-8. A.C J. SHERIFF'S SALE. ; al James W. Fouche vs. Joel Fouche?Sold under an Execution. , . BY virtue of an execution to me directed in _ the above stated case, I will soil at Abbeville court house on salesday in February next, within tbe legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: one house and lot lb tbe town ly of Ninety-six containing one acre, more or leesL and bounded by the PresbyteHari church, Cambridge street, Luther Kinard and others; Lev* led upon as the property ouoei roucno at uw ,,j suit of James W. Fouche. Terms CA?H. ^ J. Y.J0WE8, ? SHERIFF'S SALE. ut Margaret C. Lyon v. James H. W'ideman?Execution. BY virtue of an execution to me directed in *3 the above stated ease, I will sell ou saleday la . February, next, within the legal honrs of sale, ld the following property, to wit: One tractor pa** , i' eel of land known ha the Bard Labor Tract cod* ' talning27U acres, more or lew, and bounded by ' i lands off. 0. Perrln, Miss Lizzie Cothran: also the homestead of J. H. Wideman, containing' _ six hundred acres, more oi? less, and bounded L by lands of W. E. Cothran, E. Cox and others. On Thursday after ealeday at the residence ?* J. H. Wideman the following personal propert. to wit; Two black mules, one horse, ten bead * . cattle, thirty head of sheep, one baggy, one ta* . horse wagon, one six horse wagon and fillet * head of hogs. TERMS C.43H. ; / n J. Y. JONES, s. a. c l~ Sheriffs Office Jan. 11th, 1878. ' 5 COKESBUBY | CONFERENCE SCHOOL; ai Cokesbury, Abbeville ConnT) * n ty, S* C. 71 rrtllE Eighty-third Spssion of twenty weeks , X begins on the second Monday, Hth of 11 January, 187b. - .r. R PRICHARD. A. M.. Rector. _ *' Dr. F. F. GAltY, Secretary Board Trot tee*. id EXPENSES. " Tuition, Primary Department- 91100 " Intermediate " 15.00 " Senior " 20.00 ,n Bourd per month 10.00 [JJ Sons of ministers of the Conf?renoe, fre? of n' tuition. * Location, proverbially healthy. Easily ?cru ecssible by Greenville nnd Columbia Railroad. Community, intelligent, reflned and raorul. | Free from dram shups^itmblhig saloons, and thoir attendant evil*. "j For ( otalogue, address the Rector or SecreU?ry, of Hoard Trustees. " I October 31,1877, tf. I Ml J | "s!SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. ' iCSiNNINGHiM J and J TEMPLETON t*; it; >n j HAvE opened their SHOES and can supply customers at greatly reduced prices. I HATS, HATS, HATS. CALL ON "j Cniiuliai & Temnletoi 1(11 w lit I AND get the latent style HATS for young lv and old men. ot I GROCERIES, GROCERIES. I SUGAR, COFFEE, and SHELF GC0D8 of It'all kinds at CUNNINGHAM&TEMPLKT0^. ' iij CAEPENTEY. C. I is | p. t | iIIE undersigned hereby gives notice ii, I -L that he is proparod to do all kinds ?;l?r - Carpenter's Work and ,e. Building. Ho also repairs Cotton Gins, Thrashers and Fans. A full supply of Gin Material always on hand. Farmers are requested to brinp their Gins up early in the season to allow time to have them properly prc? pared. " Also Agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, the Brooks Cotton Press, and all kinds of c. Rubber and Leather Bolting. I r? n cn/r-prxr jp JJ, JJ, UiUX4U| ? . Abbeville. C. H., S.\C. x w ELECT EARLY ROSE POTATOES, i? O EDWIN PARKEIC ?. .'an. 23. 187S.

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