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the Press and Bannei BTednesday, Nov. 13. 167 'Be wen nouse 01 Kep rcscmauvc Rcijitter. The main struggle of the rwent contest, i i* have* all hI.ni^ ooiiteu led.' m< for the cor oi of the House .of ltep res mtalivos. XI umerical majority of memb jrs was Kcueiv ' conceded to t'ie Uenmenus. and this h; fen achieved, but by a rediK PiJ number. I le present Congress, the 1>.-ijioc:hin have ajority of nineteen, which will be red net twelve, hi all probability' counting theli ?l>endenland (ireeub icU l*eniocratH as v< with the rotfu'ars. It '*ill require tli tteial returns, however, c<?*JeeMe uf?m Hi :uct majority, us some of'tue districts ai ry close. NVeeoufessto sc>me Ui>Hppojii ent at the ^euerci result, U'.it do not Khar e apprehension that the eo Mtrol of the ne.v i)uso, in its organization an i policy, will It aped tiy the Republicans. Indeed. this c:t ily bedone by defection of some of tli orthwestem Democrat* elected on the sn] oney platform, and even the Uepublicun nnot expect such ,i reMilU I5ut the tccent election liar- brought abou its changes and losses to the l>cmocr?it: e serious probability that a majority of th utes will be secured by the liepumlcHiis. 1 e event that there be no choice of Presl nt by the people in IS -i. ar.id the eleejio iiill be thrown into the Homo of ilepresei lives,as provided in the constitution of tli llted State*.. the voting for Prvsideut vvi done by States, and a majority of each de (Ul on will cast a vote. Thus, ?out:i t 'arc la has five members. and any th rce of ihei n decide who is to receive the vote of th ate. Twenty States make a U'.ajoi ity. an b Democrats have only secuved nineteei sording to the returns so far received. ] change is made, therefore, the requislt ijority of States has not bo?n obtained b 3 Den>(K;rats,aud there Is only one chanc t in which to secure it. Four members < - -wr , i?A,.t,,u?a,i?,?tlvr u un> V|.| til fi iR nnu>c uj ivcpivovkwivi .... ^ __ ecU-d in California, but tb.ese will not b losen until September, If 79. In the pre It Congress, there are two Democrats an lo Republicans from California, and th Ite Is tied. Unless the Democrats gain pmberin California, the requisite majorit [States cannot be obtaiu ed by either pnrt> le constitution provides that if the House* Ipresenaatives falls to. chouse a Presldeii heuever the right of choice shall devolv ton it, the Vice President succeeds to th Bef magistracy of the nation, as in case c Lth or other constitutional dlsabi111> he turning point in the situation Just ji psent Is the delegation from California, an b battle-ground in tbat state will be 11 bsely contested next tall as any politic:! Bd of the present century. So much d< nds upon the State of California In th fent to which we have alluded, that th tnpalgn will doubtl:?ss commence at a: Ply day, The'Paclflc coast Is looming up s important factor in ';he settlement of Pre: ntial elections. Tw?? years ago it was Ore n, and two years heiice it may be Callfoi THE NEW STOKE. To the People of Abbeville. [ardly three months have elapsed since mod my new store fOr business and com Jas I did a stranger among you ail, ami bt orought| in coo tact with old establlsl business houses, I knew that uld be compelled to ofl'er ver >ng inducements to all yon pec inorder to *ecare your custotr ?e inducements I aave given yon atul d< e you Is in a better and finer selected lin toods and lower t?rlces than ever befor >wn and I am gratified to know that my el .s have been appreciated and the fcci re a success. shall continue on in the good work and b ct attention to the wnnts of my customei iow prices and giving the best clothins goods etc., for the least money gains f<i that success which honesty and lair deal with all classcs I* sure to bring. Very respoetfully, I. GITTELSON. Plant Fruit And Shade Trees. j^ft'e command lo otir readers the advice crlv |^Bby the Greenville JVeuv as follows; 'W id remind our readers that during th ^Hscnt month Nov-nober) is the time t ^Hat fruit and shania trees und shrubbery ^Hny iicg ofit .to a;t?nd to this import,in JHtter In time, and ailow their premises t Hrrnvn year to year w itli a look of barren and want of Improvement and cultivi EHi. and t-iC'i Wjud." -.vt\ / it is tliat other have suoli beautiful ' \ Hit yards, huoIi rtne crops ?>f fruit, or snv shade tri-fs. No;? is the lime t 5Htu thou, and wh.'ii once r- Iftntcd ."id gr. HBv very cai-e will * ; v them in i.n Hi. i'lie Kir|ss anil other nat ion H nev.-r behind ill tills matter. airJ ih.ke i ^ flLihie. Why do tiot our ;n.'>ple fiive i Brc att'_'n?.ioT< V "0> 0 vr M.\ONinc"N jsn:r.E.? Nh J. John who is Llie eanvnKsiui: aj-o it at thi ^Hco hi? furnished us with a <1 py of Family itibie in the '.- r.w.of binding that it rta> been "t:r .leasu: flQ"" for a Ion/ time. It is pubilshra by ti: QBtoual Publishing Co., of i';;ii i le phi: j^B 1:; truly a Magnificent H:bu?. iiii itif.iu eij -.f bindin:;, at priees < :i? $*. according TO binding. i-.ft ^B). H.ia ^ v> gran J Jary of Helens eou'sty t t tit Kbl session of '"otr i t\<? i.'. i'-. j i s< r.i incluJ'ti0?oio:;o\\h.?: ".f.ieli t;*r pi-; jgH'BT.i endorse: "We present t'.at 't si ? the i.egisiat n * a i Hv^pensive. We think W days aro Midi j^Hu for the purpose indicated, an.' ihr. ? : day .( |Bn'> t< iturc. Weai.su lavo ^Hmial sessions of thy L^lsiaturo." Bf: had tJio pleasure cf ? cat) last we.' Hi) our friend, {.VI. I'. A. ('-or. nor. \7 m? * Iy represented us in t?ie W.tine-; dous? (' onnor speaks of removing i<> Vo i:. hu t&yx (bat he will ever feel a lively ia '.to. Abbeville affairs. We shall.'ilwaj's!><- ?la peieome him back to Abbeville, wLe re h ho.su> of friends. I/though democracy is triumphant an sndiarisin is oil tiie wane, siiil your k.ous f uceidently talse f.r-i and bo burnt x> tli ;wd. If yoti wish to be able to ma ->t s an emergency. insure your proper.y 1 Home Firo Insurance Company, lepri ted by L'cjiJ. s- Barnwell. See ins a Ive meat. rirn cotton at seven and ciaht cent [ley muet be sauce, and business i* neces iy dull. Property of all kinds hau great iepreciatcd. The selling prices la -it sal ruled low indeed. lOverything if. dnw t except the Brown taxes. They have ei ced thirty per cent, ou farm land*. jvday.?There was an nnusual'.y stun ndance at tlie houses of public worshi Sunday. The Presbyterian ch'.irch wn opened. The Methodists and Baptist a fair turnout. The Episcopal miuistt ,ched toja very slim audience. I-CK QretnvUle Enterprise, comp'atns at >nt change in- one of the county nm t?K, and ask why the chalice. 11 seeins t hat there is a Post Office reguatiou rt ring post master# and editors t > give cor t to 8UCll cIlHUge. p. O. P. Hawthorn, of Due West, wji eon Satureay, in tjuestof good seed whea tir friend .Mr. J. P. Young, would sen [n some of his excellent seed,.we have n bt he would llnd ready sale fo.~ it. [b lcam that the noble "Old Roman" is a pt on the fence bush;esc, and he will spea [for the Interest of the farn.fr, when di: Ung a law on tile "visitation" of the "raze fc" hog. pcBXDiAKY.?The cotton in Capt. .Tann Car wile's gin house, near Level Land wi koverod to be on tire last Thursday niuh ktrenuous efforts the fire was brought ui control. le trust that our citizens are preparing fc approaching I'ou.ty fr'air. Let us make ?od one by every body contributing son pie. The lytli.iOth and 21st is tlie time. rcssiw. a McOowan*. J. H. Rice, H. I fper, W, K. Bradley, and R. R. Hemphl represent lis in the Legislature next yen pope that they will pass the feuce law. Lpt. w. A. Black of Antrevlile, has hot tinted manager of the Southern Real K Agency for Abbeville County. Look 01 Lis advertisement next we-.-k. Lpt. \V. A. Black attond>?l the Atlan K and was much pleased with his tri thought It a grand time. He there sa he first time a horse race. kdebsov Is delighted with the now few as ali th? old fogies in this county won f thej- had a chance to see 1 lie benefits-! p a law. I is believed that Jhe who'eof the AM) p delegatirn have level heads on thesul bf the fence law. It is to he hoped so,: Bit* RE you sowing wheat. or do you want I tUagcyour cvo;> and old mule next sun fifor flour at fourteen d>!iars a barre ?-er. [cost* thla county annually ov.*r one hui khous ind dollars to keep forty thousar m* worth of o!d bogs and cow out of oi ck colored people of thI county as fan pave heard lake tln-ird 'f.-atjio ?d hutno Tliey hope forirreater succes- in Km). Iitinuous eirort impoverishes the bloo "s it be kept pure by suitabl-i food an 1 reeded. Dr. hull's l!lood Mixture. Id United HTATes ' is wtaut they ca , Slock now, on siccountof his i".\millar Ith the penseon laws. , Grikr, the learned divine, und ah! deat of Erskine College wan on. the pu> >uare iast Saturday. p Donnaldsvisle'"!nb will niva a dii I their colored Democrats on Saturdu Budantat Don nahls. J. Clark Wardlow. thon whom thei more clever, is now Conductor ou tii K.s Railroad. bdext.-Mr. W. H. Moore, of t'okesbu Rii Ills leg broken last week by tho ovei of his wagon. election Is over. let us talk on th i business and the reduction of the sail X legislators. ts? Hats! Hats!?The ^newest *ty)( jrices. as low as any, at W. Joel Sinl th 1 tf K you sowing oat*, or are you depeudin lying corn on a credit at double priec? are to receive "until further orders," Imali at thisplact.?Laurewille JferaUi mks. Smith ASon advertise the nioi ttful goods at the lowest prices. e "razor back" hog can make the nelgt uui^9 vi icucx. 0 bales of cotton shipped from Donnald ovember 1st. fltteumattc Flannel at Cunningham < Jt OUB. ajd tbo notice of sale published Mr. R. lt Skirt*at Cunningham & Templetor Kioto $3.00. ^kville's greatest need Is the font ith.?Mrs. J. C. Moore, of Cokosbary, dvon coming to the Fair? Reed the fence law mm * * I A Dancing Georgian. ' * ' While r low necked clergyman of Brooklyn _ | has been ptuugiug, for the sake of his inno. j centiiock, into all sorts of scenes of debauch), , cry in New York, and relating hisexperiences : therein to crowded and delighted audiences, r? : the Georgia i'resbyterian synod has been ! listening to the opiinonsof its reverend tuem. | hers on the subject of round dances. Natural; l.v some of ihe?e opinions were founded on ; experience. Brother Block had been con' vietcd of the crime of waluing, not like a ls derv.lsii or a David before the ark, or Mr. ' IuIiiiiikc in the throes ol" a sermon, but of ' walt/.iim wi/hit wouihii. Ills horrified church ' * hud eui .'inn oil ; the 1'resbytery had sustained IS the church, and all the powerful clerical " minds of that persuasion in the State were !j, wrestling with Urol her Block's appeal. After ',l a week shot work the appeal was sustained, and now tiie l'resbytery appeals in turn to ^ the General Assembly of the Church which ' meets in May, is7:?. Thus, what begun in a parlor in iicorj?i.i to the strains oi' Strauss e will become a national question amid the }' thunders of the l'rc>l>yterinn Church. In L: view of ull this it is well to know how they 1 look at it in (ieoraia. Some of the clergy? , men, it appears, had seen various kinds of \' dancing with the naked eye. 'there seemed , to be a curious (general admission that man might dance alone, and that woman might s:dance alone, but there the line had to be ! drawn. The style of argument may be Ini feried from Lev. l.eltwlchV ml dress in *;! which he said:?"it Is lawful for tiie scx?' es to disrobe separately; it Is wrong for I j them to disrobe togetner." stripping io "j his work and applying this argument ! to dancing he said : ?"Separate the sex'^! es and you deal a fatal blow to the mod, i ern dance." lie remembered when the , j wait/, was itit- most lascivious ; then came the '".poiKa; then the (iermun and "worse still." It m.iy s i ike .-oine worldly people that the "'reverend tieiKieinan's (acts are mixed, and , his observations a little wide of the mark ; J . but then, although lie knew so much he did not claim to be an expert. Not ail, not | j even a majority of the Synod, look this j stand. Many liberal views were expressed. ft! still, if dancing is to bea crime, we want to \ I know what the assenting judges think. Hev. , I Mr. Cartledge had never seen a dance until i lie was twenty years of age, ami then it was . | "an old squaredance." The cll'ect on him he s," | describes as something awful. It was, he ? I.says, "calculated to inspire the licentious ? 1 feelings of tiie heart." Rev. Mr. Cleveland '? i had seen "stag" dances at college,but he says, ?j and no wonder, that they did not fascinate * i him as did the "promiscuous social fiances" " i he saw at house. IJev. Mr. Milner was in favor fp of dancing tops, dancing waves ami dancing ? I lunatics, but lie abhorred seeing a man and woman dance, for it was as fascinating as It . i was fashionable. This is all very grim and : very C'alvinistic; but it is queer how a lady ill , J the mazes of tlie dance appears to affect these " | hardened old saints, who should be proof ^ against a great deal more.?yew York Herald. ? REGULATIONS. 1 lS Priccs of Admission. Tickets. 50 cents; children under II years, half price. Vehicles, 60 cents each?each inmate, including driver, do cents. Man and horse, $1. No money will be received by the gatekeepers. No return checks to be given at the gate. Hy resolution adopted nt last annual meeting ail stock-holders will be required to pay the admission fee. 1 Every person must procure tickets before atl* tempting to enter. > No slock will be permitted to enter the cnclosure, except under bridle, halter, or perfect 1 control <jf the groom. y So premiums shall be awarded to any anl?' inal or article withoutcompetition, unless the ' Judges shall regard It worthy. No spirituous liquors shall be sold on the 0 grounds. |f No intoxicated person shall be permitlcd to exhibit an animal, contend for premiums, or v remain on the premises. Every animal or article Introduced on the y grounds shall be under control of the olPoers. K No animal or article shall be excluded for < having taken theprcmiumata previous Fair, ,r and entries may be made in dillerent classes, * when suitable. No one .-hall act as a Judge if related to the person competing torn premium, and no exhibitor, except in the case of machinery, will be allowed, by presenceor by personal statement, to Influence the decision of the committees in making awards. No animal shall be entered In any other ' name than that of its trueowner, e No charges for entries of articles oranimals e for exhibition, buta fee of one dollar for each f groom admitted on the grounds, must be pu id. 1 No article or animal entered for a premium " can lie ren.ovjd or taken away before the '* dose of the exhibition?a violation of this l" rule will forfeit a premium awarded. * Exhibitors will be furnished by tiic Entry ,r i "lerk "willi duplicate carils, one of vwiicli " iiius'. be securely utiuched to tiie articles en? terwi for "xiiihulon; the oilier win here'.ain^ od by the e\.nh:ior and surrendered t i the c Cia-s .-.iipei'ii.uinient u hen delivery is c ilni* ed at liii-cio-e of tiie exhibition. Kxhibitors :J must not ivm..ve erticie.s oa exhibition withll out a| iu,< to Hie i lass Mupciit.tendciit. utile ivof r.cuitii:'nl Societies. mid edi Iorsaiuic >iie-,'oii.?e.its of newspapers. visiting the l<"?.ir, win obtain c..ni.i!iui-uiary licU i.ii to in,? Sie;ot.u v. k I cui/.s;i>?? iimil t:i<! town d'.'^irutic t*? exhibit, m aro required" to make their cntiieton Tuos<l?y. i! i.iO Secret s.ry will attend at the Fair c irounJK ??. : Tuesday, November l'f, l?~(\ to re- j i. oelve , mid :?ii entries aiest.'it- in.wli' by , i' iOoc!o>;ii >Veuiiusd>iy, November _'U. Article.-1 i?.r ?.sent by ttuili'.>ad, if still by j lui'Mtuys twin be de.i vercd at the ..or tj.oii.ju r.y I bo Soeu-Jy. siillSfi-'i.' j?<!uu i'?:ce wiii be 1:1 etieild-j '* Alice to .Msi'vc uiMo;'. ro/ugo in.; be nmisiicd uu Ilk' i rounds lor j iin-ac matins ii.ut cJ.-t??inur.y pun-:,. t'o 111 tint tees ?>u Premiums at the Ab-| IkvjIIo l-'air. I: Field Crops. .. \V?n Vii'iun?C.'JiiKs Mipt?rln trade*: t. it itobel'l I'rutt, V.r i> Mai'-', ;t I .V. I)c!viil, J h' Oaib nlil, ti j W Lesly, Samuel ile.iter. (" Horses. .Taints Frr. ft?Class Superintendent, d W S it'u:!ia?'-U*i;i, Jolia T I'.u-ks, e iHiainn.m. J s Oiberf, e i'" M Godoold, It W iladdoti, '> J K Bradley. " Saddle and Harness Horses. r- J H Vance, T M Joy, Cbainnan. It II Norwood, - 8 W Cochran, G Marshall Jordan, 5.' Miller MeCaslan. Mules and Jacks. '' Capt John Lyon, J H Walker, Chairman. Jas s Wilson, u T Jackson, A B Hainblin, Jas S Gibert. 11 Cattle, Sheep and Swine, j. J H Wideman?Class Superintendent. s A It C Lindsay, Jus 8 Wilson, ,r Chairman. (J M Matlisoii, G McD Miller, Hr J T Buskin, John K Brown!cc. " Poultry, o A K Lesly?Class Superintendent, >- B C UuPie, Y I<- t?ary, i- Chairman. K Cowan, IJas A juciiuy, .? II T Tustin. ?l Manufactures in Woo*!, Tin arid Iron. (I j John Knox?Class Superintendent, o ! K Cox, ' John Sign. Chairman. K W It Nance. ,, A M Hill, J V rfchraedor. 1' . * k Leather. * J P Young?Class Suporintcdent. >r Jos .S Britt, J Ij Covin, Chairman. K Itouhe, ,g E Westfleld, Jus A McCord. ?s Domestic .Manufactures and Taiiort. >- >nK. A B Wnrdlnw?Class Superintendent. ,r S K Gibert, C A C Waller, it Chairman. J II Morrah, Je II 13 Hill. . J C Chiles. Patch, Crotchet and Needle Work. I. A M Aiken?Class Superintendent, ill Mrs A B C Lindsay, Mrs, A E Lesly, r. Miss M I. Smith. Miss Lizzie Cater, Mrs. George Wiiite, Miss Margaret Buskin, S C Cnson, Secretary, g. Wax, Hair and Shell. nt Mrs E B, Onry, Miss Fannie Bradley, Chairman. Mrs Kiiza Brooks, Miss llattle Allen. MIks Georgia Miller, Miss Flizn Calhoun. 51 I' DeBruhl, Secretory. Painting. Mrs 11 it rre:n;?hlll. Mrs F M Godbold, '.i Chairman. Miss Ivy l'errin. Miss Kliza Bowie. Mis* Floride Noble. 0. T. Ciilhoun, Secret.try. p. Household Department A. b- Jax Mc> aslun? Class Superintendent. ?t Mrs .!> Y\ y.itt Aiken,.Mrs j M Latimer. .Chairman. Miss IJessie Norwood, to Miss I 0 Ouerrard. Miss Jaiile Chiles, Miss Mat tie Hritt. [? II <i Scuddy, -Seerciary. : I'RHSKKVKS, tC.. .V. Kl Mrs B W "arnweil, Miss .fulla Zeiglcr, Jr Chairman. Mrs M L Lyon, Miss Moliie J.lt?-s. Mrs Samuel Agnew, is Miss Sue McOasIan, Miss Knnnic Homier, r- VV C McGowan, secretary. "It" 2 H PICKI.ES. Mrs8 F Gibcrt. Miss Mollle Young, Chairman. Mi?a I<U(\v White, " Miss Ellen Parker, Mrs \V M (trier, 1- Mrs Jus 8 Wilson, Mrs Win Harniore. A Morse, Secretary. le ?c" ** Mrs v.* T fjr.mch, Mrs Wni Hood. ;i'tii'!>:a:s. Mrs W S Calhoun, '"! Miss Nuna : "in, Mr* M Krwln. ^ M'sSue'<*.i> daie. Mi*.-- J S McOlice. T I' Cotliran, ecrctary. W inen and Apples. C C I.aw, T P Uutrles, , Chairman. J W Herri n, B Z Herndon, l)r J L Miller, j u Maxwen, j r ijee. Cioaks.?Mr. James M. Lnwson, deals in ? the best cigars tlint are made, and reils the same at the lowest cash prices. Call and see * him t g The Improved SltiserSewing Machines?GO sold within the last GO days. Get the best a from C'. E. Bruce, agent. E- Cunningham & Templkton have a splenjt did line of Jeans and Casslmcres. Cunningham <t Trmi?i-kton hare a larger stock of shoes than ever before, as cheap ae can bo. 18 The boys are all coquetting with "Lucy Hlnton." Mr. Jamrs M. Lawson has her 4 for sale. tf Kvkvdoiiy smolces Law son's celebrated C bull Cigar to be found at the Post Olllce. tf The Kureka Cl?ar is popular. It can be had 18 j at the I'oBt Office. i If you will smoke, no to Mr. James M. 58 Lawson und get the best cigars or cigarettes. t a Cw?aks! Ci.oaks ! A nice line, cheap at W. Joel Smith <fc Son's. tf Miles Flue Ladles 8boes cheaper than ver before at OunnIaghain&Tempteton'iT. ? im-mi? ? 2 i 77 - 3 '" ?jS B' o z X to ^2 ?" <T O ^^2J; c"rT - ^ ? III IHsiioHM5 o 9 2. = 5 DD2.!j2 g<S* j?3 *1 ? 1 **.= --* |*: Jf i < ^ ? : : i : ! : * : : : M = : * i : Its : ::: 2*- : * c : : : : : : s : : : : * : Tv : : : : * : : : =. ' ' : : : I c_ v ;:: 1 : J : Is m 11: m n lllu_i If iTisiiiiiiiiiii Isliitlllllilliill ' | liillSlllillllli III lllliiillMii 111 itlllllUIIlll t! T si ?11 in a s s ill ||I|I1IUII!I!II | |Ipi!!!!!H^ *lT|l||||||lIIil t 1|g|||i|||lii|i I llmiMIIIIIIII ? i suiiisi I iliiiniiiiiiii 1 !I|!||||||111II | Illllllllllllll | lilllllllllllll llililllllllllll i |||!|iii||l|||| 1 f iHJUHUlfU k iillllllllUIIl o cH-j 2 xl tc d i-t <t~ tc a ? tc u. ?10 tc V: 2!J| [S i.ri OS ^ S ? c 5 S x 5J w c: Having had ten years experience as allq dealer, and being familiar with all thebrai besides having a practical knowledge of w is choice, he is fully able to supply all % wish a pure article either as a beverage or medicinal purposes, of anything they dei in his line of goods, which consist of following: Rye Whiskey, Port Wine. Bourbon Whiskey, Madeira Wine, Corn, (sweet and sour Sherry Wine, mash,? Malaga Wine, Crystallized Corn, Catawba Wine. N\ K. Hum, Scuppernong Wine, Centennial Hum, Claret Wine, Old Crow Whiskey, J.incoin County W1 .Scotch and Irish Whiskey, tine impot Jin, Champagne, French IJrandy. The above. go<vls will be sold In quantli to suit purchasers, at prices from two to dollars a gallon. I'artfes desiring Christmas supplies wll well to give me a call. A. BKQUES' - ? *** * Good News for Housekeepers. There Is no more enterprising firm in to than Mr. H. W. Lawson, wlio now has hand three- car load-- of the cheapest and I; stoves ever brouirht to this market, besides inexhatviinle supply of tin ware of ev kind. I!u now n:iis stove* with thirty | > *?? t)0!>. pjins, bak.trs. ?.Vv for SKi.ftO. ! or eiuh I years ai;o i his same stove and atta v' !<; in i r,% has iro'xl co lIUTlin ??;? -HI , . ... . _ irtit .stoves from 57 lo ji'i.il.'i, according t<> si Having '?r?Mtl.v reduced the price of his ware there is constant demand for this cl of j?'#ods from every section of the conn He has fifteen hundred lamps of all si: <|irllties, and prices. There is now no use !iropin<; about in the dark wlien you can :igr*od lamp tor 'Si cents and kerosene a cento agailon. 1!iltiry CItibs, Attention. The Abbeville UMIck extend nchnl'cnpr al! lti!t?> Clubs norih of Columbia, fur a pi dr?!l of *2".'*'. during the Fair at. Abbeville fVd'iy. Xov? mlier /.!, I-Crt. All companies siringtocompete, can obtain the rules e emim* the drill, and the evolutions to lie e cuted, by applying to the Secretary of t company. M. P. Dci.ItUill,, ?;-<-rei?ry. Oct. 30, 1S78. Abbeville Kiile ? ?j> l And tjrafefn! to nsnll was the sight oft | noble hand <?f Abbeville patriots, header! Capt. Wade ('othran. whom w? rcmeiiibe | well as one of tlie'irnvcst and most high-! ed soldiers of tlie old 7t!i Ucsiment. should like to ienmv the name of every n in 'Ihe Hampton Hussars of Mii'lwa that wc might write It deeply in the met ry of K-Ji;e;ieid.-Etlyrjic'i! Advertiser. HARftKT KKPOllTS. COHrt K( TED 15 Y "?? "V"\T /Ti 11 Cl r I 1 X 11 v v v> i a , ! Cotton Bayers and Dealers in Gene Merchandise. Ahbkvii.t.e, November 1-. Cotton? re!pis of this staple have been very linht the p;t.st month. Formers nr? lioldin^ better prices. Good grades vlV/i(it7:%w\it Kacos.?Can ho might very cheap, |>r rans'U between (Sand7 cent*. Nkw Youk, November 11?12 M.?Cot dull: middling uplands !) 3-1G; middling leans!) 0-1's. Kuttires weak. Augusta. November 11.?Cotton onlet n dlln^ S:!k; low middling#; go.;d ordinary *ales 71-4. t'HAKi.KsTON, November 11.?Cotton qi ?middling! ;$; low middling ! ; good ord ry S'X; sales 1 j CONSIGN KES. Kbkh.ht.?II \V Ln\reou & Co, White H T Halter,.I 1> t'1mlmers & Co. lJenuest & j A Riehey, J \V Uykard, \V 11 ltrooks. Eypkkss.?J A ilariis, Mrs T A Andrt Miss Livingston, W C Cozby, K G Grayi' Miss E Jackson, K McConnell, J W Gill ilempnill a H, R U* Cannon, Mary Greei II Martin. S K Mct'uslin, J N N'ewby, I I.lies, W U Powell, S it Cade, E11 Murry. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Alston Hocsk.?E C Simonds, Ma< Miss; 10 Calhoun,,J R Cunningham, J M G Monterey ; H C Link, Linkville : J A IJro \v~! Vinton ? .1 n Moselv. Lowndesville; . Brown leo, Antreville; DLynch, Halt in S C Bnily, Elberton; (i I' Mason, Ciucimui L.T Wilson, Fort Pickene: MKs Kate Sir Rose Cott?tre : (i Mel) Cater. The Fork HOME Fire Insurance Oompai of New York. Cash Capital and Asse OVKR I SIX MILIMN DOLLAR J Policies insured on Dwellings and Stc Merchandise, Furniture, <tc. Beirj. S. Barnwell, Aorent j Nov 13. 187*> & j Stoves! Stoves! Stovrs ! :o. Conk Stoves from $2.25 to$10.00 all warrnr to pi veentire satisfaction, or inouoy refunt ; We make the ali >ve Prices for November Only. i We also ort'er a large lot of Lamps at v | low prices, from flftcon n*ntK Howards. A 1 * " J 1 - /w.tltc :i killilll ini'lj' liri intiivj-n*v ! price for No. 1 Kerosene oil Is twentyl cents per "j? I Jon or live gallons for one ?lol |h1I the above ar<* eish prices. We will ! for the hciic'.'it of citizens In other conn that our sitj dollar stoves ?rc No. 8 sto such as we sold a few years as;o for have an over stock for this part of the K and to reduce our stock we are willing sacrifice some of them. J I. \V. LAWSON a O Nov 13, 1878 I Bridge to be Let Oi f|'HE bridge over Little River, at Mart 1 Mill, will be let to the lowest bidde i the mill, on Friday the l"Mi l>ee next. The public will take notice that the bri Is unsafe. G. M. MATTISO: Chairman Board Oo. Commissionei Kov 1?, 1878. NOTIOM {' WTLL sell at the late residence of ( James Gillam in Greenwood, on W ; NKS1> VY tlie JItli of DECEMI'.KR next, j entire personal property of the deceased, t slstinpr of ; VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITU HORSE AND BUGGY, STOCK, ETC. TERMS.?Cash. R. C. GILLAM, ExeouU Nov 13 18T8 4t 1Qt*> ; ?.? c ;lll H *2 * fee* f=? s =* i ? i" rr Mi Q ji 3 I ? ' . a, .'| For Governor? , 3 ~ it % i ^'adk h a jiptos. | ^ "" i Lieutenant Governor? ^ :?n;?l w. D. si>n'S()y. 1 75 I Secretary of Stale? i s? ijgg i ? h.ms. >?.o>4.1 Super. Education? ;3 I hucm s. Th.^mpson. bgafi X wXT*>m ptrol fer" General ? }f jr ? I Johnson _1Iawvoi>._ "7~ZITAdj-Timl ins. General?| 2 g-gl e. \V-_Moisk. ; o I~o.X I Stiite Treasurer? ?"f* % - = j _s. Ij. IilCAIMI art; ! g L -xj- I Attorney Geueral? & w3 i lk?l>y_f._youmans. gj XX I F?r Congress? | ^ - w i 1 }-_nvyatt Aiken. | XXXTFor Senator? j ft** ^rr? J. C. maxwell. I WW **' ? = t S. McGowax. !? *1 \&J l|SllJ- H* lllCE\ =i ' I H. H. Harper. ?j ^ ?|?~w- K. Bradley, j g Q -=?*: | R- Hemphill. | * tZct* I For Judge of Probate? ^ 85? 1 J.J^uller Lyon. ^ i bMd S, J. Hester, ci -J-| -I ? g?cs J- F. Livingston, ? qitoo I : Q; |^S2? | G. M. Mattison. .11 O School Commissioner? ^ gj-g I DA^^CRAWK<mEi._ pj ^^ZTShenft- M SC5J _J-U._ Dp Pre. ti 2 ~ j Tota! vote. | Fresh Supplj the ' -OFGold and Silver Buttons pvRESfi GOODS 1n now stylCP.RLACK A1 I 9 PAPAS Prntfv Scnrrs Mlllinerv nil other stylish poods just received at veryLO) y PRICES at the retl EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. Li os Nov 13, 1878 ido Ladies' and Gent's Trunk r. ALL styles and Prices can now be found i the EMPORIUM OP FASHIONS. \vn Nov 13, 1878 on pest f ADIES' UNDER VESTS, all prices vei an 1 j cheap at the cry EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS, de- Nov 13. 1?7S. I Tie Cleanest Daily in the Soil ass 1 THE EVENING SENTINEL ^ AUGUSTA, GA. id published at the low price 0 $4.00 per year. 'to ize IT I? A HEIGHT, NEWSY EVEN IN 1 1 PAPER, and is edited with ability b ,"r>- M"skin. .1 AMES R. RANDALL an.I 1- J his STOVALL. It is the only afternoon paper i . the South that publishes the Tclcmaphle di s patches of the New York Associated Pro* 1 in its columns will be found :;l! thenews thi jeomcs l?y telegraph. and the telegraphic ina """" | ket reports received up to the time of goli: hts i (o press. /so!Official Paper of the City \Vc I THE EVENING SENT! NEL is the ofllct; inn i papor of the city of Augusta. v " i #?-AII who want ii cheap paper shouldsu no- scribe for it. Te:?ms?Si per year; S2 for si months; and SI for three months. ftd-Send for specimen copy. Address, WALSH &. WRIGHT, Augusta, Ga. Nov. 13, 157.J. >. BOARD AND LODGING ral ? ? its. MARY PERRIN will 1)0 glad to r ]}.l celve as hoarders. hoys or gins from tl country who desire to attend the Abhevil Grade:! School. T, For terms, address or call on Vp' MRS. MARY PERRIN. for Sov- 6lh* 1S7S> lni" "H Estate of De La Howe ton j Or-! i vEUTORS to the Estate of Dr. John D "I 1 / l.a Howe, deceased, who have not pa 2,' | tiie annual Interest on their Ponds, are her ~A j hy notified to pay tiio same on or before sa ' day in December next, or their Bonds will I j1'0': put in suit. ina* payment may be marie to Wm. H. Parke Esq., at Abbeville Court House. I liv order of Board of Trustees. """" " \V. D. MARS, ? Chairman Board of Trustee.". Nov. 6,1878. 3t.' ?O NOTICE ? To Debtors and Creditor; 1. T d v 4 LL persons indebted to the Estate o/1 j\ JAMK8 F. MA BUY, deceased, cltti bv note or account nrc'requested to con forward and pay the same at an early day the undersigned or to my agent Dr. .!. \ on KELLER. Those neglecting to heed tli lies notice will find their notesand accounts [,ks the hands of an Attorney for collection, j Ail persons having claims against the E lore tate will present their demands. lttj. M1W. M. J. MAB R Y. ... II * Administratrix, ' Oct. 23, 1878, tf. ==r I ADIES' wanting the prettiest and chea est dresii in tnc market should calif "Bourette Cashmere" only 25cper yard, to 1 found ?t R. M. IIADDUN & CO, Oct. 1M, 1*78, tf. I ADIES' and Childrcns Suitings, Bia< j Silk Finish Velvets from 00c to 81.60 p 11 J yard. Something new and stylish for wl * ?- R. M. 1IADIJON & CO, "Oct. 23, 1K78, tf. PI AN 0 TUNING. i 3 T^IANO tunod In ttie most scientific ma L nor ami instrument attended to durii one year for the price of K.OO. Orders can 1 Sleft with Mr. JI. T. Tusten, or direct to ANTON HIIRO, Cokesbury, 8. C, ires, Got- 23- 3 mos. WAGONS, ? Buggies and Harnesi ' 1 I HAVK Just received a car load of the c< ' I ebrnted MILIiUHN WAGONS-all siz ?and. SPUING WAGONS of various sizi , I Also,'single and Double HUGO IKS, Wa?<< [**}' and Bnjrif.v IIAHNKss, all of which will I k'd-, sold at tlui LOWES T PKICKS. J. W. ROBERTSON, Oct. 2, 1H7S, .1m. ABBEVILLE uito l l n -'Will 1)3 upenefl Octete 7th, 187! scholastic year will consist of j JL weeks from (lay of opening, licit | two sessions of 20 weeks each. Tl tunnw I'iii' of '21) wnnku Will ill? ] follows: ; I'rlnmry Department, S 5 or ?1 nn per mont ,i_? Intermediate " Dor 1 8ii a"0 Senior " 12 or '1 iO kr Annual Contingent Fee. SI.00. Fees to lie paid monthly. Hoard can l>e had at 58 and S10 per month. Out of forty-live applicants, tho Jioai of Trustees have elected S. J. Grahar I M. A., principal He will he assisted 1 ! Miss Livingston and Miss White. The sen. are all teachers of experience, and wl ^{'"'conduct the institution on the (Jradt School system. j For the above low rates thorough ii KE strudion will be given in all the usu ' English branches,and also without ext cliargo, in mathematics and languages. W. II. PARKER, President. W. C. Benet, Secretary: ' * Sapfr. ?, WW, have tstow : AN IMMENSE fall & mi I Unsurpassed in Point of 1 Buyers Cannot Fail GREAT BARGAINS in Black Alpacas and Cash 75c anil S1.00. HAMBURG TRIMMINGS, CH The host Corset for fifty cents to be had nnvwherr A larae Stock of TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, CC Gentlemen are Invited to Inspect their elegant Stock of American, English <' Hats and Ready-Made (T LOOK AT THIS! OVER ONE HUNDRED CAS The largest Stock in tills line ever ottered In Abbci Special attention ca Hanfl-Sewefl fori in Men's Water-Pro OVERSHOES, of all sizes, and very cheap. Ees Hardware, Crockery, Gra Customers can be salted without any difficulty, the worth of their money. The best class of Goods WHITE B Oct. 16, 1S78. FURNITURE I FURNITOR ?- ? ft Cheaper THan Ever! u " TOLLY Fi LEADERS OF LOW PRICES \\r E are now ottering Furniture cheaper than ev V? county. For instance, wo will sell you a 150c and castors, for 52.50. Safes, $4.50 and upward. Bur Bureaus, S12 and upwards. Everything else propor - thing usually kept in a ttrst-class Furniture store, fl the common painted Cottage Knit. Bureaus U( Wardrobes, Desks, Chairs, Hocking Chairs, t'liildrc r Pictures, Picture Frames, Mattresses,Spring Beds, ( mention. We would respectfully request those nec fore purchasing, as wo are determined not to be Augusta. A full stock of COFFINS always on hand, at OS" We are aeents for the cheapest Door, Sash an If you contemplate building, you will lludit to yot things. $ Oct. 16, 1878, 6m 'FLASHES1! ia 1 Pie jn? cue S <T )T , nes ? *" thii ..FASHION. ? T Vi E BEG RESPECTFULLY TO ANnounce to the Trade, and especially to the Ladies, that having felt the necessity of a - complete Dry Goods department inourbuslhness, we have embarked In this line. We riow have every convenience, and arc ? o iiIao linn of poods. Our II 1/IC|I(.IVU IX ..V.-I ? o uiin I? to be able to supply, ns nearly as we ( can, all th6 wr.nts of our customers and friends with least possible cost to them. Our buyer has given elose attention to u the selection of our stock, and we trust, as we *B" f think we have, a stock of goods that will both please and give "value received" for every purchase made. E Wv usk particular attention to our Entirely New anil DesiraMs Ms t m goods j consisting in part of gj r PURE MOHAIRS, in: lS TWILLED CLOTH, . ? NAVY BLUE, * SEAL BROWN, GREY SUITINGS, GI CASHMERE DE TOUR, BLACK ALPACAS, Ac., Ac. P * t r- A Splendid Assortment 0 o* J? HOSIERY, lc GLOVKS, CUFFS AND COLLARS, J LADIES' BOWS AND SCARFS. ' Gents' Furnishing Goods, u 01,1 CASSI MERES, c,e DOESKINS, JC r JEAN'S. Ac., Ac. ^ TABLE DAMASK, TOWELS, LIN EN AND COTTON DIArERS. HAMBURG ITBCHNGS, FRILLINGS, _ RUFFLINGS, . RIBBONS, I }c LACES, > to V; KID GLOVES. ] And all the novelties of the season at BOTTOM PRICES. At * W, JOEL SMITH & SON, u Oct. 2, 1878. p- ~ " s ' ftjrnnB! A i n o IJSSI ^ YTUUnflLU a rilLL. X First Door Below c . (ITRAL llil.s tic \\jn INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO wV our Stock of Merchandise, which is flill and complete in every department, nil of (j which wc offer at prices to suittlie limes. Give us a call and be convinced. We keep the _ best goods and guarantee satisfaction in "\T every respect. Respectfully, 1\ w. t. Mcdonald, a R. M. hill A MANTUA MAKING up stairs by Mrs. M. D. McDonald. ,:0 Oct. 2, W7K, :*m. ( t KTotice. | in A I'T< persons havin* claims against the I A Estate of MRS. ELIZAUXTH SCOTT, | deceased, will render them to me properly 1 proven, 011 or before the 1st of November J , next. c s L. II. RYKARD. Oct. 0,1R78, .St. Executor. F LADIES. S," f K you want a nice PERFUME, LILLY c I 1 WHITE, TOILET SOAP, call on L Oct. 9,1878. MISS It A ME Y. ?I |< 011 Black Cashmeres. 1 TUK most economical IiHKSS FOR WIX1 TEIt. The largest stock in town to be 1 ... found at 11. M. 11ADD0X & CO. i Oct. 2, 1OTS. ?v Ig | 10 1/ ID GLOVES.?75c SI.00 and il.5f) per pair, j 'T W |\ U. M. II ADDON Jt CO. 1 _Oct. 2, 1878. __ | Ml 0' ITU stock of Fall Millinery and Trimmings J"' Is now ready for inspection and will be ( 'u.' sold at lowest prices. ' It. M. HADDON & CO. _ Oct. 2d 1S7S. L d . I I ADJES cloaks mado to order and for style *y li and tit cannot l>.> surpassed. !V I It. M. UADDON A CO. ill | Oct. 2d 1S7S. ;d, Uc SHOES! SHOES'! X I 1 Soi ra: T ADIKS1 Misses' and children's shoes. The ' | J j best ussortnient of the above goods to bo DP| found in this market. Pltioros LOW. trli E. M. HADDON k GO. U 5, mi. nsr stork: STOCK OF M GOODS Variety and Excejleno I to be Suited meres. Examine their Kid Gloves at m EAP!CHEAP I CHEAP at (ho price. JUNTEIU'ANES, and BED TICKINGS. w<l French Cassimerc; lotliing at all Prices. >ES BOOTS AND SHOES, now In stoi rille. Prices arc very low. lied to their iiif Beefs U Hm-Toel Gaiter ides the above, complete assortments eeries and Provision and can buy with the assurance of gettii : always kept. HfYTWUTOS -S. JtLBt AiAVM EM FURNITURE!! heaper Than Ever iYIlA'OX. IN UPPER CAROLINA er before offered to the peopleof Abhevll ill Hard Wood Cottoge Bedstead, with nl.i eaus (Imitation), 39 and upward. Wain tlonately low. \Ve linve on hand ever rom the tine Walnut Dressing Case Set idsteads, Washstnnds, Sofas, Sidebonri n's ( hairs, Children's Beds. Trundle Bet Cradles, and other things too numerous iding Roods in our line to give us a call Ij undersold by any house In South Carolina priccs ranging from SI toflOO.i d HIind Factory In the Southern State ir interest to see us before purchasingsu< TOLLY & WILCOX. Ninety-Six, 8. C. I A \'Ti;n A m>"tkd nu: ? /V 1 ' 1 1J IJ % bcr of active, en< lc canvassers to encage In a pleasant ai fltable business, Oood men will llnd tt are chHiice to make money. Such w use answer this advertisement by lctti :loslng stamp for reply, stating what bn :s they have been engaged in. None b ye Who mean business need apply, ddress KIN LEY, IIAllVEY & CO.. ct. 2. 1S78. Ivl Atlanta, Ga For Medical Purposes. VIPOUTED BRANDY, IMPORTED MADEIRA WINE, IMPORTED SHERRY WINE, IMPORTED TENERIFF WINE, PURE RYE WHISKEY, PURE WHEAT WHISKEY, at DR. PARKER'S. Jot. 0, 1878, tf Elegant Groodi IIF attention of the Ladies are rr.i<pe fully and specially called to the folio Jloaks from $2.50 to$12.5C m (ill): nil tlic fashionable colors and latest sty ni 12J4r. to J1.U0 per yard. mmm edging; Insertings, Trimmings, .OVES, HOSIERY, UNDERVL'S" BLEACH INGS, cheap ns any <ln the market. Spec rgnlnsoflVrea In Ladies' l're.-s Goods. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. ct. 23, 1OTS. GENTS' ' j'URNISHIXO GOODS ALL AND BE SUITES Ready-Made NOTHING HATS, CAPS, SHOES, jilts' Fine Mi Mei Lo BOOTS, CASSIMERES, iEADY-?vDESHIRTS Special attention to our NLAUNDRIE!) SHIRT; MERINO SHIRTS, CHEAP ! Ihirt Fronts COLLARS, CUFFS. IRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS HALF HOSE, COLLAR BUTTONS, LEEV'E BUTTONS, & 7. JOEL SMITH & SO! ict.25, 1S7S, tf. oticc (o Trespasser LL persons, white, or black, nro poslth ly i>rohil?it??.I fromopossum hunt! iint;or otherwlseenterlnK upon my land mlses. Those falling l<> hood this not II l?i' visited with the most extreme pen s of the law. JOI1N \\\ I'I, LIS, let.0, lh7S, -2t* Due West,S.J APIKS' CLOAKS, at manufacture prices. It. M. 1JADDON & CO let. 10, 1S7S. ADIKS* Merino ami nil-woo! T'rulerves cheapat It. M. IIADDON' it CO let. Ill, 1>78. OU bargains In Hosiery, fllovcs, Ti Buttons, Bins, Needles. IlantiUorehir luges, Laces, llaintiurir Kdciptru. ?J-e., < , 11. M. HA1)JX)N & CO ict. in. is;*. OR the host assortment of Ladies, M and Children -?hoes, at lowest prices e 11. M. IIADDUN ?t CO let. 10, 1*78. \U BANKRUPTCY," stem Dixtriri of South Carolina, at Orci Ufa, 'S'.lh d<i)/ of September, 1"'7S'. IIH umlersljiic'd hereby ylves nolleo his appointment as assignee of Cstate tier A- Watson. of the County of Abbevil the State of South Carolina within sn it riot, who have lieen adjudged as Bar >ts upon llieir own Petition, by the 1) ct Court of the said District. A. II. JKNKINS, Assignee >ct. 23, 1878, .It. !N BANKRUPTCY 'stem District of South Carolina at Gremvi -I//* thin af (k'hJirr 1K7K IIE undersigned hereby gives notice of 1 appoiiitinrnt ns assignee of Estate of ! & Brother of the County of Abbeville .itli Carolina within said District, w ve been adjudged Bankrupts on th'ir o< iitioa by tlie District Court of the said D ct. A. II. JENKINS, Assignee O 01. 23; 18T8, St . / mi minimal It* *; ;* f NEW GOOE i ARBIVH8 WHY AT THE Emporium of Fashic AND selected with great care as U prices, and the wants of onr friends. Send for samples or pivo look, and get the lowest cash prices. Respectfully, l. JAS. A. BOWIE, Ages Emporium of Fashio g( Sept. 25, 1878, 2t ANN0UNCEMEN1 )c, IPESTRE to inform my friends customers that I am now assoc with the tirin of Messrs. W, Joel Smith <fc Soc where I will always bo found rea< servo thorn. All orders intrusted t< S, will receive my prompt attention. T. P. aiJARLE Sept. 18, 1878. 1*7 rill Mr ft _ ; IIW V/JL& W ^ 5. 0f 4 1 J Are receiving every day ? ditions to their ig FALL STOC: I which consists of ; DRY G00I AND KT otiom i CIOTHING, HATS its i ut I!Boots & Shoe ii) I GROCERIES Bh of all klnd3. A large su{ BAGGING AND TIES \r: Soot. 18, 1878. lis J I SEWING MACHINE ( ut -ATEDWIN PAHKEE' August, 28, 1878, tf. Notice. ALL persons holding clnims agnir.st t late of TIIOMAS PEURr.V, dec are hereby notified and required to flit ] with the Administrator within thetim i.'ied by law. , L. W. PERU] Admin istri z; August, 1S7S. a! TAN YAED. S 'rllE undersigned now have in suci I 1 operation, a good tan yard, at P?i I ville, wiiere hides of every descriptk be bought. For dry hides we nay 12 ! for green hides, 0 cents, in barter. t HAWTHORN & HODG] Jan. 31, lm878 I. McCords Colic Mixtm SFor Horses, .llulcs nnd Catt! The undersigned have been nppoiute< j agents for the kuI^ of "McCOSDSCOLK. i TUillJ,"an infallible eure^for eollc in j mules or cattle. This preparation wn I tented June ft), 18<ji?, and in the shor j which lias elapsed since has attained a les: tation unequalcd by any patented me on the globe. We have in our possess! n titnonlias from numerous persons win useun: \ I have Iind two occasions to use M ' Colic Mixture In caseR that seemed ties] The success in curing was apparently : ill. it is administered without trouble lay, is speedy in action, and I think is s uable that every person who manages or mules! should Iceud it at hand. lal D. L. WAIIDL I saw Mr. MefYird use his medicine niaro that had been travelling, and \va ed with cramp colic. The animal was ping down f cqtiently and In great pa! ? a short time after the medicine was giv ten minutes, at the furthest,?theanfm easier, and in an hour i saw tiie anim ncssed and driven oil. and learned ([iiently she performed the Journey ar i. no more colic. THOMAS TIIOMi I have had one occasion to use Mi J Colic Mixture. It was very effective J |! think is an excellent medicine. J a. McGOW For Sale at Abbeville by \V. T. PEN XT' 1)11. K. l'ARK /> si'.o by T. Paker. Lowndesvlile I?. II. Kd wards. Due West. r,;H0LMAN'S LIVES PI No Humbug-for ffj Cliills and Dyspepsia j_At DR. E. PARK] ?>iarcn ?)t i.i/r.-n, | ~ MEDKSlf i ?7ERWEtN?Collier's Kentucky R ;2 Jl fur Mh.ii and Beast. ' EDWIN HAR] July 10, 1S7?. I?~~TJlffiSSt,W5~ ? J I / \T"R Stock of Press Goods embraces ' x t newest styles and very chcap H'c per yard. R. M. HADDON ^ i | Oct. 2, 1*78. J: OLACK ALPACAS ill all price*, i 1J R. 51. HADlJOX <S Oct. 2d 1S7?. >, ] rTrail make money faster nt work j ' ) than ul anything else, Capital r.oi led; no will.start yon. SI2 per day at made hy the industrious. Men, womci and jrirls wanted everywhere to work j Now is the time. Costly outtitand tern : Address Tuck i Co., Augusta, Maine. c I BEST FOOE ' I BTiT^OR Infant, and Invalids, rent M ! X? use without boiling, or strn I A child donrivod of its mother's can only bo fed properly, when th given is equivalent in power to tl SJ tho mother's milk. EDWIN PARK f- Juno 19th 1S78. Mark the Spot \\J I IK It 10 reposes the remains n VV friends by placinga marble Moi ? or Head stone to their memory. Alt! rst ble Vartl can l>e M*en a lull line of ai) of Marble?Also a largo collection of test designs from which we can at shi tlce fret up all grades ol work. Our pri< us low as city prices, ami work better l ... edthaiulune elsewhere. 1 ' J. I). CIIALMl I Y HE making large additions to thetr " STOCK OF MILLIE -ANDik is- vvli lc!'. Ik very attractive nml prices low, at once and get 13AKUAIXS In : HATS, TIE ? KUFFLINGS I FLOWERS, & R. M. HADDON & C et. w. m ; V / < . ' - . y-- )S Cunningham Have Opened tl Pall Si it and are prepared to s ,us- ths Tin hi in crennrallv. j~ o ?/ * an early day, -CUNNINGHAM ? uateJ Sept, 18, 1870, tf i> _ _ " HARD iPJV? swtffiiw" j?Lir? KTow *" FROM NEW YOEB K ttintttssi: Large and S< vn BEY GOODS, N< '0 CLOTHING, RARDW Sj GROC Their Goods having been ] at the lowest range A.t lOott 02 71 J Call and examine. WARDLAW April 17, 1878, tf >ply Dr. H. D. i I, 3D E isr ABBEVILLE, S. C? Of! )IL Emporium s;_ of Fashions. Wc now offer the largest and most attractive ho E:~ STOCK 01'' :eoFe:l, r?MU I IlIFIIY _ iin IjIJI.UJIU, =2 Dress Goods >n will y cents; ES# OXosi3Ls.?? rer DRESS J solo ip NOVELTIES OF THE SEASOU L time icHcIno to bo found in Ab\eville, at bottonr on tcs- prices, at > buvej SSj EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. miitrlc- Oct. 8, 187$. J or do- ' .o val-1 ln/?]n 1^. ^ ^ on?In a| wdk Can now show to friends ill liarfubsi'-1 :J'm" A SPLENDID STOCK 01 jON. Millinery, Motions, ''s!'c. Hosiery, is. GTS' Ties, Cuffs, 2RU =j=. Collars, A N D cmcdy ,EB. HANDKERCHIEFS Wc have In coniici'ttttW^^ ,??J55j Dress-Making Depart-aft., t CO. j w|!Prc n inrly can have a < I ros.s made or cut a short notlco. | PA'iTKHXS FOR SALK. : CO. | Oct. ?,JN7:i, tf 'siijj. L. CLARK ii, boys J js'frcc ! l,reI)arC(it0 d? all kinds ot repairs 01 > | Clocks, Watchcs, milk,' 7 Jeweler y, n, | lv. CHEAP FOR CASH. ? jAt his old Stand oil Main r .vr" Street-. lumen 'grade His work is a* rooi! as that of an\ the in watchmaker, and his prices are as low. irt. no Give him a trial, and ho will give vol 3nlihC si^i^hiction. ABBEVILLE, S. C'. 3RS. I | Sept. IS, 187K, :5m. COKESBFEY iCOMEREA'OE SCHOOL I -..iCokesbury, Abbeville Couii' "'j ty, S. C. | fl^IIE Eighty-third Session of twenty week: i X begins on the second Monday, Mth o \ .lauuaiy. I*7S. fi II 1 J. P. rurcJIARD, A. M., Hector. jij ^ : L>r. F. F. ISAIIY, sjecrolury Lourd Truttcci HiV EXPENSES. Jf II j Tuition, Primary Department, 5)2 Oi " Intermediate " 15 ih " Senior " 21) <'( , Cull Hoard per month, 12 ;7 Sons of ministers of the Conferuice. : tuition. S Location, proverbially healthy. Easily ac eesslblo by Greenvilicand Columbia Haliroac l Community, Intelligent, refined and moral ' Free lYom dram simp*, gambling saloons, an< their attendant evils. For Cotalo-rue, address the Rector or Seen tary. of Hon id Trustees. " October 31,1ST", tf. r FISH! FiSHII FISHTM VARIETY. Mnekerel and Shad, cheapei A than ever before nt O W. JOEL SMITH & SON. w' Oct 30, ISTS, tf & Templeton ioir magnificent too Is. of mm. I ? ?? ? AT. /V.* am Jn A?t J * 'vi'^Twl ?rve taiuir uici/ud auu Give them a call, at' 1 6 TEMPLETON 7 AT LAST. ^lli IEDVURDS Receiving : AND BOSTON AN JJk.JLiJLa-'Sr ol ctfk4- C^Anlr /vf .'-''.-1 CrlCi\/V MlUV/a VA . ^ OTIONS, HATS, SHOES, AHE, ERIES, &C., &C. bought at headquarters aad of prices, are offered 3a Prices. & EDWARDS. S^7"I3LiSO]Xr, TI8T, ice Over the Post Office. Specialties for__ the ? Ladies. I 'LACK SILKS And CASHMERES. ''^"wTSk BLA.CK ALPACAS?as cood an article at' vnn?v>nr? /mtm O" #> KA Oun to AM AOtt ! found at these figures anywhere. K11) GLOVES from 50 cen te to *1. & HAMBURG Tfil.MMINGS from 5 cents to . ^SS 75 cents per yard. A full line of HOSIERY. White, Unbleached and Colored CORSETS IfrjEgH and SKIRTS. Bargains In LINEN" and SILK HAND KERCHIEF'S. . A splendid assortment of Waterproofr, l Examine tl-ose all-wool twilled flannels, In " / beautiful columns, forsacqnes or suite. ' Miles' and Zelgler'u Philadelphia Shoes. ladles and Misses OVERSHOES, at trom, WS^M 10 to SOccnta per pair. WHITE BROTHERS. Oct. 2, 1878, tf FOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT In Coltcsbnry. NINEROOMS ? premises in good order ? Ti [ ACRES OK LAND?convenientWCelebrated Cokcsbury School. " 1 Also, one of the best farms of 500 ACRES, in Abb-jville.on Saluda River. , Tr.rms liberal. F.A.CONNOR, . ^ Oct. 23, 1878, tf. Cokesbury, 8. C. i Administrator's Hotice. #JI ALL persons indebted to the Estate of THOMAS C. PERRIN, deceased/ will make immediate settlement with ' v; the Administrator, as alter rea sonable "% indulgence all delinquent's claims will bo . put in suit. ' fS?a LEWIS \V. PERRIN, i Administrator. ! Sept. 11, 1878, tf ! ? iKTotio?, THE firm oCJ(flW%Ul & Elmore was dlsgfll-* "f* vecl-rrfTWritMn 1st 1?>7S^.AH' T)6t?? sons irrtfebtccl will make payment bylstof - v Jatvflnry next, as the business must be closed by that date, or the stronjr ?rm* of the law will be resorted to. The rtrm name will be - -.39 used only In settling. . ALEXANDER MoNEILL, STEPHEN ELMOItE. - - ? Oct. 2}, 1878, 3m.* , 010 GRANITE RANGE. * | i* o? 8 - '"11 rtt? mnrto at t\ orrnivn \JJS 1I1I3 ULiJJ OLJXK1JJ IS OCCUPIED BY F. ROSENBERG. His stock is full to overflowing with the _ - * --?w BEST AND CHEAPEST ? StocEoffieod^ w ever brought to this market. The very bestof CLOTHING . Coats from $2 to $29; Pants frdm$l to $10. ^ Vests from 50c. to $5. ^ ... : Hats from 40c. to $4. Caps from 25c. to $3. * ''' I Ladies' Shoes from 75c. t0$4. Gents' Shoes $1.50 to %5/f^' And If a jrnod Mil Is made CHILDREN'S SHOES THHoWN IN. Ho li:is alHu on bund it fine and complete' i >11 line of WSW ! JEWELRY, from the cheapest to the very best. . / ''*v;.*2 LADIES' miss ma i ' of every description, from 8c. to 7.jc. per yard. * A*'. 7 Gents' Furnishing Goods,' j, "* I in largcquantitics Cheap for Cash. A varied and well selesled stock of NOTIONS, something to suit everybody. First class ^ *, : GROCERIES aid PROYISUNS, / ' . AT IIAIID PAN" PRICES. Come one, come all, and buy freely, as hi* 1 stock is diminishing very fast in consequence of the extremely low prices at which hls-v e goods are offered. Ilemenibcr , T> V* 1 . * ? ,r. j&osenDerg, No. 3 Granite Range, Abbeville, B. C? Oct. 0, 1C78, tf *