The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 30, 1879, Image 3

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r -?I The Press and Banner. [ ABBEVILLE, S. C. TIT _ J J A :i OA 1 Q7Q yv euuesuay ( xxym ou, xo? %/, The Chronicle and Constitutionalist. Last week we had tho plciisuro ol a visit from Mr. Earlie L. Jennings, the energetic agent of this sterling daily arid ' weekly journal. Tho Cfiruniclc and Constitutionalist hag long been a necessity at the Press and Banner otllce, and k mny high praise which we would now bestow on that paper which was tirst to urge South Carolina to the political I course that brought her deliverance I would be only to repeat something that I we have said before. As early as 1875 that paper, with an ability and boldness Hfcc that was not without effect, urged us to | strike trom our limbs the shackles ' ?"'"I- ""nil n? nnH tn nnnn nr<i wo more indebted for our triumphs in 1876. Always manly, high-toned and honora| hie, alike to friend and foe, the energy and skill displayed in tiio general makeup of the paper cannot fail to commend itself to our citizens. Religious Meeting. Rev. A. CokeSmith.of Greonville,delivered an excellent sermon in the Methodist church last Monday night. Large crowds are in attendance upon the daily meeting for divine worship in the Methodist church for the past two weeks, and many souls have been hopefully converted. The additions to the church number about fifteen. Others aro expected to join before the meeting breaks up. We are not advised as to the length of time tho meeting will continue but presume that it will be prolonged until next Sunday. Rev. Mr. Martin preached a most acceptnble sermon to a full house last Sunday night. Christians of all denominations have been attending these meetings and are in sympathy with the tForts of the Methodist*brethren in their labor for the advancement of tho Redeemer's kingdom. Pianos and Organs?Grand Introduc? tion Sale. One thousand first-class instruments from best makers to bo placed in Southern homes for introduction and advertisement. Pianos. 6 Oct. $125. 7i Oct. $150. Organs, 9 stops, $57; 13 stops, $71; Mir> ror Top, IS stops $S6. Choice instruI menu at lowest prices evor known. 6 years written guarantee. 15 days test trial. Chickeri'ng, Knabe, Mathushek, L Weber and Southern Gem Pianos, MaF son <fc Hamlin and Peloubet <fc Pelton ' Organs included in this sale. A clean > Nweep; no resorve; new instruments , , fresh from Factory. Only sale of the i kind ever carried out in the U. S. For ' introduction sale circular, address Ludtion ?fe Bates' Southern M usic House, Savannnh, Ga., the Great Wholesale Piano and Organ Depot of the South. 4t. ?? Abbeville's Assessment. The Auditor has completed his books and will turn them over to the Treasurer to-morrow, for tho collection of t*ces. In j this county the assessment is as follows: | Value of all Real Estate $2,844,340. I Valud of Personal Property 1,645,287. | AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE COLLECTED:! For State purposes $12,346,481 County purposes 13,468.881 Fence"tax - 3,367.22! Past indebtedness 2,244,81 School tax 8,979.25 No. of Polls, 4,844 4,834.00 [ . Total tax for all purposes ...$45,250.65 The Literary Club. The next regular meeting of the Abbeville Literary Club will beheld at the house of Col. J. S. Cothran next Friday evening, May 2, at eight o'clock. The essayist appointed for the occasion is ( Captain L. W. White, who has mad? an excellent choice in his subject, "The Power of Association." A good essay and a pleasant meeting are in store for the members of the Club. Wu take the following notice from the lim number of the Christian Union. It is indeed a good paper?one of the verv published in New York. Send two dollars and pet a copy one year. That paper says: The Christian Union >:oos to its readers thia week in a partially new draw; the contributed articles, sermon, and indeed, tne great body of the paper appearing in a new type. One motto of , the Chrwiian Union is mnltum in purvo. It is our constant endeauor to compact a great deal wito a little space; to give our readers more short articles, more short paragraphs, more information, with more telegraphic brevity. Address "Christian Union," New York. Tick Quitman Stab.?This is the ti-1 tie of a whII gotten up and neatly printed newspaper .just started at Quitman, tia., by Mr. R. II. Martin, formerly a typo, of Abbeville. Mr. Martin's pa'per is worthy of a good support and we have 110 doubt hia energy and skill will bring him the merited success^n his new field r of labor. We take great pleasure in entering the Star on our exchange list, and in extending our best wishes for the sitecess of so good a man. The WinnsbokoNews and Herald. ?We are glad to observe the progressive spirit and the recent improvement and onlargoment of the Wtnnnooro News and HerultL It has always been one of our best exchanges, and now the editor has reduced the sizo of his type and prints the inside on an excellent "patent outside." The News and Herald is a bold and honest paper, that should be taken bv overy family in the county for which it is printed. The bachelor editor of the Press and Banner yesterday was the recipient of the most beautiful bouquet of modest little flowers that ever graced an oditor's ' able. Tho giver herself is a sweet young flower?not an autumnal leaf, nor even a full blown rose?but tho sweetest young flower of Spring. "There Is to me A daintiness about these early flowers That toucheb me like poetry." x Hklp fok Waltebboro.?Our townsman, Mr. \V. A. Templeton, of the firm of Messrs. Cunningham <fc Templeton carried around a subscription paper one day last week and raised $95.50 for the Wallerboro sufferers. We are glad to note that the town council subscribed 1*25.00 for this charitable purpose. Let subscriptions go from every town. Did you ever notice the poor chap that stands in tbe first picture of the almanac with a fish, and sheep, and scorpions, and bulls and twins, etc., around him? Did ou ever notice that he was naked and had nothing in his stomach? Well, that r poor fellow used to edit a country paper ; and take his pay out inf'TU pay my sub[ scrlptlon next week." Mr. A. J. Ferguson sold his cotton I " < * few days ago when the pric? was about two cents higher than it was last Fall. If he had given fifty per cent. above cash prices to get provisions to make the crop and had then been compelled to sell it in the Fall his profits would have been much less than thwy are. Tukre soems to be a great temperance movement on foot throughout a great . portion of the State. At Abbeville, espevially, there seems to be a great awakencning on the subject. All the ministers, white and colored, are warm advocates of tho movement, which seemB to be gaining wonderful strength. The sonti'd of the church-going bell is now heiyd in Abbeville every forenoon ^ and nigh*, and large numbers of our * people attend the revival services in tbe Methodist church. The evening meeting is usually crowded, and great interest is manueatea Dy tue entire community. Mr. Moore, a fruit tree dealer from Tennesrjee, recently bought a horse from Mr. G. W. Connor, of Cokesbury. A few flays after buying the horse, the animal became frightened at a thunderbolt, ran off, injuring Mr. Moore so seriously that he died 5ft a day or two* Mr. T. Parks, of Greenwood, has f . been appointed assistant Auditor for the purpose of taking assessments on the . tialudaSide, and will commence on the ^ discharge of his duties at the times and places specified iu the Auditor's advertisement.'' Tu paters, dOVi't forget that the offide of Captairt Perrin, the County Treasurer, "will be opened on the 1st of next month for the payment of the first instalment of taxe3. bon't put off paying your taxes to the last Week. 'Nancy Wilma^s, the Widow of the tfnan vrho died at this place two years ago from hydrophobia, died last week, ?nd was buried from the colored church with the honors of the various colored safeties of the congregation. The crops about Monterey: corn, fair; wheal, only moderate, not Very promising; oats very good ; cotton, coming up. Tho removal of the worm fence along the road has given a very improved appearance to the prospect. May he "who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" not overlook the poor woman who is married to a man wno won'1 , subscribe for his Colmty paper. She is truly one not to be forgotten. Evebybodt is talking about tho now story soon to Rppear in tne Weekly Naot and Courier. >Ve predict that a larg( number of copies will be subscribed foi ia this county. * The Extra Court. 1 The extra session of the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County began last Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and continued until late on Friday evening. Judge Fraser presided. According to the terms of the order granting an ex1 tra court, no cases were tried which re quirtxi me auenuancu *u juiud. i seqnently the court was a very quiot one, , few besides the members of the bar, the, parties to the suits, and the oflicers ofi 1 the Court being in attendonce. ___ Good Work.?The town council have taken the old mouldy pump out of the| public well, and put double buckets in its place. This is just what we have expected would bo done sooner or later. The idea that it was good to put an old I pump into a well to mould and rot has , jleng since exploded. We shall now get i ! good fresh water from the well instead | of a liquid resembling stump-water. j Thk preliminary mooting of tho pro- : posed Teachers' Institute for Abbeville county will be held in the Court House on Saturday week, May 10, at elevon | o'clock. A*great gathering of tho teachers \s desired and expected. Mr. S. J. Graham of the Abbeville High School J has consented in the iuierim to act as Sec- j retarj- pro (em. "PRKSBYTKIt,' in the 2*:ws and Cauri. \, I e.r took that journal's Abhevillo corres- : i pondent, "Kennawha," to task for some ' : mistakes he made in his report of the i I proceedings of the South Catolina Presi bytery. * There are too many old cows about hero. Greenwood. Ninety-Six and Hodges have sent otf ear loads of cattle . sheep, <fcc~, and we believe a similar ship- ' ment should bo made from Abbeville. The popular prejudice against proprietary remedies has Ions since been conquered by the marvellous success of such a romedy as Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Used everywhere by every bony. Tiierk was an interesting meetingheld | last Saturday and Sunday at Rocky Kiver church. I)r. Lindsay preached both days, and on Sunday administered the Sac'rament of the Lord's Supper. An old colored man yesterday mistook Dr. McBride for Squire Cason. The Doctor thought ho ought to kill him, but / the crowd thought the darkey ought to ask Mr. Canon's pardon. ( Wk are sorry to notice that our post- i master, Mr. Lawson, is not yet able to be ( up and at his post. His son. however, ably does duty in the post office during his father's sickness. The new schedule, which goes into effect on the 1st of June, receives the support of nearly all our coteinporaries that n-n mikllulinrl i ,1 Hi n lino nf thn throillfll " V ... o rail roads. The Quarterly Conference for tlie Cokesbury Circuit will convene at Bethlehem church on the 3rd of May noxt. Professor Duncan of Wofford will be present. I The Quarterly Conference for the Cokcsbury Circuit will convene at Bethlehem church on the 3d of May next. Professor Duncan of Wotford will be present. A Meeting of Editors.?We notice that a number of the editorial fraternitv of this State aro expected to be at a Basket Pic-Nic, near Williston, on May 2. The last state of this month is better than tho first. April came in with keen frosts and cold winds; it is going out with sunshine and genial showers, j We have surrendered two columns of I our space to the letter of the Rev. J. L. i Martin in reply to "Enquirer.V We 1 hope that it may be read by all. Ir Roses are late in blooming and tho j ? flowers are by no means perfect this f-ea- I ; son. The first roues were almost entirely I \ destroyed by the recent frosts. | ? Tukhr i?tii pomnhiint as to, the scarci- I y tv of cotton seed in the Bordeaux neigli- j t borhood. Some seed lias been sold as i c high as fifty cents a bushol. t Miss Westfiklp, of Greenville, who jl has been the guest of Mrs. It. 10. Hill at 5 this place for several days, returned to 1: her home on Saturday last. The Auditor has two important official advertisements in this issue of the \ Prex* and Banner. Every .citizen of tlio County should rend them. Petek Jonks, an old colored man of this place, was attacked by paralysis Monday nijrht. It is thought that he cannotVocover. f There is not much active opposition ? to a "Dry Ticket" in Abbeville?most excellent proof that no such measuro is necessary. The Pic-Nic at ClinkscAles' Mills takes place next Friday. Baskets and young i people generally are invited to be presi eut. | The picnic season is approaching, nndj Hit"Si'nuui ixiv * iieiirt uuiit--i ki^ii "?vii the pleasure of joy's anticipated hour. ? Coi,. John F. Calhoun was in town a c few days ago. He was not quite so en- ( thusiastie on elm fas as he has been. i Col. M. O. Tolman of this county, is t prospecting for gold on his lands, with i fair prospects of desirable results. Chinamerries aregood for cut worm*. a Scatter the berries about the plants and . j the worms will emigrate. Picnic at Warrenton on Saturday, j May 10th. .All are invited to come and | bring baskets with them. j In spito of the frost. Mrs. Lawson ! has already splendid Irish potatoes, each ^ j as large lis a hen-egg. i We hope to see the time when thosewho f attend divine worship will leave their tobacco at home. 1 R. L. McCaughrin, Esq., of Nevyberry, , has been app' inted Receiver of the Laurens Railroad. c W. J. Rcoers believes in short prof its and quick sales. Price his goods and j bo convinced. Mr. Charlie Wardlaw is in town, a He will go to Augusta to-morrow, l>3* the "dirt road." 1 The best cigar In the city for Ave cents at tho cheap cash store of W. J. J Rogers. If yon want a good custom-made bngev, call on T. C. Seal, old staud of Seal & r Sign. * Go to W. J. Rogers and buy your ap- \ pies and lemons, tney are fresh and nice. The Charlotte Observer wants to fund t the candidates of that city. A good idea. > Mr. A. J. Pkndley is expocting an- * other lot of horses and mules this week. The roads throughout Abbeville Cnun- j ty are reported to be in fine condition. t The Boarders at the Alston House I dined on English peas last Sunday. < Dr. H. D. Wilson will visit Green- J wood professionally, next week. Buy your groceries from W. J. Rogers a.s he sells cheap for tho cash. All manner of repairing done by T. C. Seul, at prices to suit the times. , Thk Baptist strawberry fote has boon I postponed until further notice. If you want a good custom two or onehorse wagon, call on T. C. Seal. * ?? r>? W J5 WUll'UlUU UIO XJU/ /tu/Cbv a. v?/ our sanctum. What's has become of our Mill way Scribe 1 Thk blackberry crop will bo?oocl. All the peaches wore not killed. STfcAts'BEKRiES are not plentiful. Park's Creek Scraps. Last Sunday was tho regular communion season at Donnaldsvllle. ( There was a fishing party at Pratt's school I on Little River last Saturday evening. 1 The Junior Class of Ersklno College wont , over to Erwin's Mill last Friday night on a fishing excursion. Miss I.ula Riley, of Walnut Grove. Is now visiting her friends In the Flat Woods, Miss Salllo Wldeman Is now visiting her friends at Duo West, She is the guest of Prof. J. P. Kennedy. There Is a big plc-nlc at Maadox's Mill next Friday. The streets were crowded last Saturday with ladlos shopping. The mUlinery stores did a stovelng business that day. Mr. Walter Ellis killed a mad dog lost Mon day near Due West. A big dunce In Donnaldsvillc last Friday night. The singing class met Saturday night. Dr. F. K. Ruff is at Hodges this week practicing his profession?dentistry. Dr. H. D, Wilson will visit Duo West about the middle of May. Tho Due West band Is getting ready for the Juulor Exhibition. Don't forget the May party next Thursday night. The Jyplor Exhibition takes place on May 2nd. i Captain Johnson Is still in the nursery business. He makes a good agent. The Medical Association meets In Atlanta, Gu., tho first week in May. Don't forget the debate at the Union schoo1 , house on the 9th of May. It will be worth 1 hearing. Everybody go. Georgo Grimes married a couple iast week at Donnaldsville about midnight. kThey came In at the eleventh hour. i Tho wheat crop in this section is very prom . lsing. General Green Is now getting ready for the summer campaign. ' Joe Lyon, a black negro, borrowed 6omo corn frohi Mr. John R. McGee last Friday 1 night. He had a key and went In at the door; l Ho was trailed up by Messrs. Ellis and McGee, who found the corn in his possession. He was tried on Monday before Trial J ustice r Young and had to give bond for 5100. He win , be tried at the next term of court. , Ten car-loads of rails, and Ave or telegraph . poles for the Spartanburg and Ashvllle Railroad, passed Greenville from Atlanta yeBterday.?GrcvniiUe Advertiser. A ' MARKf-T REPORTS. . I New YottK, April 28?12 m. ?Stock strong; money 4<?>5, eold 1.00; exchange? long 4.8G!4; short 4.87%; State bonds dull ' governments firm. Cotton dull; Rules 300; middling upland 11%; middling Orleans 11% ' Futures firmer; April ; May 11.58 June 11.79; July 1I.IB. Louisville, April 2S. ? Flour quiet : Wheat firm; cord duller; Oats llrm ; i'ork 10.25; bulk meals higher; bacon nominal ; clear sides 5%; tt'hlske5; active. Auousta, April 23 ? Cotton steady; ?middling 11; low middling 10%; good ordinary 10'4: net receipts IK); sales <>40. Charleston, April 28 ? Cotton steady? J middling 11%; low middling 10%; good ordinary net receipt* 184; sales?. HOTEL ARRIVALS. < ? Alston House.?DK I.feake, Wlnstori. N C; ^ j Almon, tioprton; .1 js. v umnu^iuun, mwuterev; T A Cater, The Fork ; S C Link, Llnki?illo; D H MaGiil. Duo west: .1 B LeRoy, ,T I Jonnson, Lowndesvllld; M N Mrtbry, Kail Road: J G Carter, Orednvillo; E C Cartel-, Laurens. CONSIGNEES. Express.?W T Slaughter, Miss A. Miller, B B Gary, M \V Cudy, Mrs F Wilson, G C [Jradley, Sirs B Lomax. W M Cook, J T Basic in, J C Moore, Mrs A White. Freight.?J E Caldwell, T Baker, J D Chalmers, W J Smith <fc Son, L Clay. \V & J McNeill, A E Leslie, H W Lawson <fc Co, J S Burbot. w Hill, Barnwell A Co. t MAKltlED. c MARRIED, April 17. by Rev. R. N. Pratt. M it. THORNTON SHITH of Greenville to.. MISS FANNIE MAHON of Cokesbury. J iVOTICE ?TO? Tax Payers. < I c f THE County Auditor, or an assistant . will be at the following places on the 1 lays designated below for the purpose of * receiving returns of the taxpayers of the jounty for the next fiscal year, viz: SALUDA SIDE. Greenwood.?5, G, and 7 of June. Ninety-Six.?9, 10, and 11 of Juno. Cokesbury.?12, 13, and 14 of June. Douglass Mills.?1G and 17 of June. Duo West.?18, and 19 of June. Donaldsville. 20 and 21 of Juno. Smithvillo.?24 and35 of Juno. White Hall.~26 and 27 of Juuo. SAVAXN'An SIDE. Diamond Hill.?5 and G of June. Lowndesville.?10 and 11 of Juno. Smith's Cross Roads.?12 of June. i Brook's Milis.?13 of Juno. J Calhoun's Mills.?17 and 18 of June. McKittrick's Mills.?19 of June. Dorn's Minos.?20 of June. Bradley's Mills.?25 of Juno, ? v Chile's Cross Roads.?2G of Juno. ? Cedar Springs.?27 of June. I, The olHce at this placo Will bo open on ] he 2, 3and 4 ot' June buftclosed lor tho emainder ot' the month. Each tax pay- r is required by law to make returs, on T ath, of all real and personal property [ vrned or controlled by them on tho first lay of Juno. All male citizens between Im nirnu nf *21 iinrl GO fuewmfc those oxemDt ty law ure roquirod to make return ot heir polls. Ample time ha* been given at ucli|of the appointments and it is expected hat the taxpayers will turn out prompty as after the 20th of July a penalty of !) per cent, attaches which applies to the list year's returns. J. T. ROBEKTSON, J County Auditor. I {, April 30, 1870. t APPOINTMENT OF : [Wnship Assessors of Real Estate. BY an act of the Lcgislaturn approved f December 24, 1878 it is mado my ilu- o y to appoint three intelligent and (lis- 'i *roet freeholders in each township in the ,'ounty who shall constitute a Township ^ }<uu'd of Assessors for reul astute. I v herefore make tho Allowing appointnents, viz: . 1< Ninetv-Six.?F. M, Pope, R. W. Major ,nd M. B. Lipscomb. C Greenwood.? . A. Ci Walter, W. T. f, Jenderson and (J. C. Law. C Cokesbury.?B. Z. Herndon, Dr. W. T. tones and M. B. McG bee. ' fj Donaldsville.?W. K. Barmoro, J. R. t Sullivan and J. F. Agnew. v s Due West.?Sam Agnew, J. M. Carviloand M. B. Clinksrales. Lonir Cane.?J. X. Cochran. E. West? t ield and F. Ilenry. Smithville.?W. A. Lomax, It. H. Devin and L. H. Rykard. White Hall.?Willis Smith, Goo. Ri Caldwell und S. P. Brooks. Indian Hill.?R. W, Lites, R. J. Robsrteon and T. M. Jay. Cedar Springs.?Jno? E, Bradley, Dr. J. 1). Pressly and W. M. McG'aslan. , Abbeville.?W. II. Parker, A. E. Lesly md W. H. Brooks. Diamond Hill.?W. A.. Black, Dr. J. H. 3ell and J. E. Browhlec." Lowndesville.?Tlieo, Baker, W. A? i jesly and J, P. Young. f Magnolia.?Ed. Calhoun, B. A. Boyd ' Liid Dr. W. M. Taggartt i Calhoims.? Jno. K. Calhoun, M. Oi I folman and ^ H. ;Moi*rah. Bordeaux.?J. H. Jones, J. B. Hollo* vay and G. 8. Cade. The persons appointed for the several ] ownships will meet together at some con- J ,-enient place, take the Constitutional juiii w& wuilx, a tiiiiii iiiaii <&uu luua jecome tho township Board of Assessors, rhe chairmen of the several township Boards shall together, constitute tho Couny board of Equalization. For the pnr>ose of organizing said County Board the jhairman of the various local Boards Till meet in my olfico on Friday the 23d ? >f May. y J. T. ROBERTSON, Auditor A. C. April 30, 1879. 10RSE AM CATTLE POWDERS1 -THE CELEBRATED- i Central City Condition, and J Foutz's %orse and Cattle Powders* 1 . a t EDWIN PARKER'S. > April 30,1879. SURE POP.J rSE RAT DESTROYER.' EDWIN PARKER. , April 30,1879. tf ,| SlDlFll' H0MSS, S. . ; l [ID IAC T PUCDinAKl ' lliii JttOi jui ontmunii Druggist & Chemist,. ' IS OFFERING HIS LARGE AND WELL , selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, . Toilet and Fancy Articles, fc' Low down f""* * ,'ASIT, also, ( A lot of fine Cigars and Tobacco. Your patronage Is renpectfully solicited, JAS. L. SHERIDAN. |April 18, 1879. 3m. R7M. HADDON & CO.! HAVE the largest Assortment of FANSj; ?nid PAHASOIjH?ever brouuht to ttiln market, PAltASOLS 15c to ?5.50, FANS, 5c to i B, M. HADDON & CQ, I State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. SUMMONS?For Helief. [Complaint not 1 Served.] ' J{ IX THE COMMON PLEAS. William F. Cuddy. PlalntifT \ against Timothy C. Cuddy and Mary Cuddy, Defendants. TO TITE DEFEVDAXTS. Timothy C. Cudly and Mary Cuddy. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the oomnlalnt In this action. / vhlcli Is illed In tliK ollicc of the Clerk of JL 'ommon Pleas, for the said County, and to til serve a copy of your answer to the aid complaint oil the subscribers at heir ottice, at Abbeville Court House n State aforesaid within twenty days after ,he service hereof, exclusive of the day of uich service; and if you full to answer the w somplalnt within the time aforesaid, the 0 tlaintlir in this action will apply to the Court 'or the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated 22d of Apri 1,lS7it. COTIIRAN A PERRIN, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Timothy C. Cuddy and Mary Cnddy, absent Defendants. TAKE NOTICE:?That tho complaint In his case together \vlth tho Summons, of vhieh tho forcuoine ts a copy, was tiled In ny ofllec at Abbeville Court ilouse on tho 22d )f April, 1870. (L. 8.) 51. G. ZEIGLER, c. c. r. April 25, 1<!79, CURTAIN LACE JN beautiful Patterns very cheap. ?COLORED EMBROIDERIES? Something new and handsome for trimming I is'hi to Dresses. sc ?CORAL, JET AND GILT JEWELRY- ( tl all the newest styles together with all oth- v ir Novelties ot the season can now be found it the EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. Apri 25, 1878. AT COST. Handkerchief extracts, Lubin-s and Wright's, at Cost. EDWIN PARKER. 1 A pail 21, 1879. ! ^ Coin Furses. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. EDWIN PARKER. | April 23,1K7U, tf MILLINERY F MILLINERYT! r A DIES do not fail to examine oar Elegnnt 3 i Stock before purc.nasing elsewhere, as i-ith fresh arrivals every week in all the lat- 4st Shapes anil Styles, and all goods sold at b be very lowest Cash prices, you are sure, to iosuited at the n EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. * April 23, 1879. | ffi WflfE!! TnEAsuhKft's OFFICR, Apt*il 14th, 1879. lv niwnwlnnnn irifh fll?? *<llnnlv Rill, fin- , roved December 24,187H( iiotice is berciy given tlxit mv offiCo will lio open for lie collection of Tax (is May 1st, and will emain open until June 1st. The rate per centum of Taxes is as fol- . [>ws: ru State Purposes..., 2J Mills. Ju bounty, (current) 3 " Of County, past indebtedness,.... J " 0. County Fence, 3 " Schools 2 " Total,..* 9 Mills. Poll Tax one dollar. A Tax payers have the privilege of pay- ho ng in two equal installments. The first nc roin May 1st until June 1st. The sec- su nd from {September loth to October 31st. JJy 'hey can pay all in May. If'the first installment is not paid in fay a PENALTY of livo per centum .'ill bo added. 4 " - i i- a. rAiiAM.:nn. *1. mxcs are pavuuiu in mu iuhuiuu^ i m ^unds and no other. To wit:? Kr (iold anil Silver Coin, United States [ 'urroney and National Hank notes and | r>r County Taxes Jury and Witnesses' I ] lertificates. All information as to Taxes will beil? reeljr given by mail or otherwise. My I our'through tfho county "will bo made in | iepteuiber and Octol#r. ? J. W. Ferrin, M County Treasurer. _ April 16, 1870. 3t. & 8 II 111 > OP AT THE Q Emporium Of Fashions" Coiprisim all tte LITEST NOVELTIES1 Of The Season. g ? Cl( few Millinery, New Millinery. Elegant Stock. In all tho Latest styles and Shades. ^ few DressGoofls, New Dress Ms. s 'mliraclnc all tho newest shades and quail- ? les from 10c to finest. ISTew Kid G-loves In all shades and splendid qualities from "jc ' f) 81.00 also silk and Lisle thread In beautiful T tylcs very cheap. I" - N< Now white Roods, PIOlTKS, Ac., HAMBURG pi 'DOINGS and INSERTING!-} In endless va- us lety from 4c up. th .Novelties in Neck Wear. JAtlUlW, W.'AIirHI i?nvjJ^w.^vi lull r. .HTM. entirely new. Ijulies and Misses colored HOHK. New PAItAHOLS nnd **\u\ UMBRELLAS v 1111 ft great variety of Fancy articles for Lalies wear. X No one ean full to hivnleased with our. ele:aut stock and all wo ask Isa look to convince lint we are Helling everything In our jijic at rery lowest cash prices. Samples sont*l>n aj>illeatlou. Ijinen Suits. P Ijidlesdo not|full to examine our elegant I tock of these goods before purchasing niaterl- j er il as ean every time save the expense of makng up, prices range from $"2.00 to 8M0, at the SMIUM OF FASHIONS-April 0, 1870. KJT7TJI7 TT TO i &JLJJJL?;U AJL AM. Powill's tailacM Dyspepsia'1 Powders, C For the Relief of HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, . ~ BILIOUSNESS, AND CONSTIPATION. I Perfectly Innocent, Contains no Morphine, * ?uloinel or Ciuinlnt. E. PARKER. I March*. 1S70. "| ii Wll.lll J Jil.lll.UH/gtWJIIIJI |wl In a monthly, 100-paiieBorsp Bookm Ilia ornam of the World's Literature. Sinrle oopy, arkj., or 92 per roar. An Oil Chromo (Wt20 inuhes) of " Yosomito Talley," prico, $3; " lilaok Sheep " a f 1.00 book, in f papur bindinK! "Christian Oakloy s Mistake," a 11. \ book, in paper binding, find a sample oopy of "Wood's ifl Household Magaxine'? all post-paid,for onlr 30 oents in mmiar, or in one-cent postage stamps. ActnU wanted. Most liberal terms, but nothing sent free. A.ddrM* S. 8. Wood. TribiM BaUdiiw. New Yerk Cit* NEW SPBgj rRESH, PRETTY fTTI 'x in. w mie dj 4 RE now prepared to show one of the lan: \chundise over offered in this market. It le wants of almost every one can besupplie The attention of tho ladies is specially calh DressG Inch are very desirablo and very cheap, c< GODS such as HENRIETTA CLOTH wi LOTH. VICTORIA AND BISHOP LAWNS, fro HAMBURG TRIMMINGS in more than c WHITE PIQUES from <H cents up. SUITES'G CLOTHS, of different colors an< One hundred different styles of BUTTONS FANCY TIES and SCARFS, RUFFLING For They have an el< CLOTHS AND ( A \TT^ TJ JFLVIXJ XJI Readv-mado SHIRTS, Gauze UNDIiR-V swed Summer SHOKS, AC., &C. Resides the ubove, everything usually kepi .xroceries and JProvisior Hardware, Crc " Woodei Their stork is immense; tlioir assortment i i scarch of goods is almost obliged to buy. Call and be Suited. \ jiinninffham <! ~ o~ Have Opened thei Fall St himl i nd are prepared to ser he public generally, i n early day, CUNNINGHAM & Sept.. 18, 1876, tf Dr. H. 3D. "VI DENT - ?t ti m rt * AUiiJfci V JLliJLiili, 9. U.( VUicc Extra Court. s ["he following order was paseed at the Febary term of Court',14th ult.) by his Honor dge T. 11. FraserTt FATE 0! SOUTH CAROLINA County of Abbeville. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. T N extra term of llie Court of Common ov Pleas for the County of Abbeville to bo of Iden on Wednesday, Hid Day of April yo xt, at 10 o'clock, n. m., for the hearing ol da eh oniiKPu imon the calendar of said Court, vvl snny bo disposed of without Juries, is licre- r? ordered. T. B. FRASER, ] Presiding Judge. Ml Interested parties will take (luo notice ereof nitd he In prompt attendance. Judge aser will preside at the extra term. M. ?. ZKIGI.ER, IJ Clerk of Court. II Clork's Office, l tri March 2G, 1S7& / OJcllII! * -AGENT.fo. 2, Granite Range. JJ [ Buy and Sell Sj F*or Cash. STAPLE AND FANCY PRY GOODS, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. ] ALSO, I \ GOOD LINE OF CONFECTIONARY, j \ CIGARS, A SPECIALTY!! j * ?My motto 1s "Live and let Live."? | UVE ME A CALL.! MANTUA-MAKINO executed with neat-jB ss and dispatch and upon Reasonable i rmfi, by Irs. M. D. McDonald. March, 12,187J. Cj Dissolution. 'HE partnership heretofor&hexlstlng between NORWOOD & JONES, Dealers In jy )neml Merchandise, Abbeville C. H., So. t., has this day been dissolved by mutual nsent. The business of the old Arm will be Dscd out by Norwood Bros. $ H. H. NORWOOD. A. W. JONES. Abbeville, S. C., March 11, 1879. JKTEW FIRM. ^IIE undersigned havo this day formed a ri copartnership under the firm name of kl DltWOOD HRO'S, us successors to Norwood ? Jones, and will be glad to have the public II veus a call. L II. II. NORWOOD, J. R. NORWOOD. 1 Abbeville, S. C., March 11. 1879. > VI TI-IDiii A WA.Ij. ; IAVING sold my entiro Interest in tho firm of Norwood A Jones to Mr. J. 8. orwood, I lies to return my thanks to the Cj ihlle for the liberal patronago extended to Q i and desire to commend the n$w firm to elr patronage. A. W. JONES. Abbeville, March 11,1870. 7 BEAN'S i treat American Boot fcS.fr* i B-* i GALL. Package*. It makes a most delicIovh nntl healthy drink, possersldg the st properties for toning up the Blood, LIv, Kidney and Stomach. , E. PARKER. April 2,1870. {{J "BEAN'SJXTRACT of ANNETO '0' COLOR BUTTER, ' HEESEANDTHE LIKE. Ij? EDWIN PARKER. April I, 1870. )UT! OUT!!' "ik ninrtv rf>0) rlnvs allowed to Public School.': to supply tlie i solves with the >w School Hooks lit introduction prices end; the l-i <if April. They will now be dl.spos- ? 1 of at retiiil prices. EDWIN PARKER, April 2, 1879. 1 \NE CASE OF MILLINERY Just received th / ?all th ; it.pattorns?for sals nt T< west prlcr- . 1{ R. LI. II ADD ON & CO, A.prH 1?, 1S70, t'f . '-' VT - ' -VG GOODS! AND CHEA1 rothei rest find most attractive stocks? embraces such a variety of Go* id. jd to the l-ood.8, insisting of Fine Black MOU1 .th silk warp, and ail wool jl\ m 121 wnts up. >no hundred different styles. 1 very chcap. S'S, COLLARS and CUFFS. tlemen, 5gant stock of IASSIMERES CMfElM :ats. so ESTS, CRAVATS and TIES, tin the lino of IS, )ckery, l-Ware. <fec. complete and prices so low that Satisfaction Guaranteed. VHiTE jROTHER: k Temple! r magnificent O C li O J Mill ve their friends Give them a cal i TEMPLEK 1ST, Over the Post O&ce. tate of South Care County of Abbeville COUliT OK COMMON PLEA.' le Trustees of the Estate of Dr. Joh Howe decerned, Asnlgnecsvs Ellz; L'axgart, Eugene Taggart and other it Law of Wm. H. Taggart dceease Application to renew Eurnt Recor To Eugene Taggart, ablent Defen L\KE NOTICE that the applicatio new original records In the nhov se has been filed Inthoofflce of tl Court for Abbeville county and tlv u tile your answer within one mon tc of this publication Judgement b; II be docketed against you and the :ord be renewed. McGOWAN & PARI March 21, 1879. lm. FEVER AND AG [ARTERS & MOI9E Fevor and Aj 1 are advortlsed us specifies u jublcs. EDWIN PARK! Inn. 21.1879. mi * l rne Laaie 17ILL find our Millinery Departm (f season In chargc of Mrs. Sass/i srly with us) whoso good taste anc b sure they will remember; and as ,v prices, stylish goods Ac, all we i >lc to convince we cannot be beat. Hiss Jane Itamey will lmvn charge intna Making Department and be atall times to sell Patterns, cut, ake dresses In the latest style. Respectfully. . JAS. A. BOWIE, A EMPORIUM OF FASfJ March 2G, 1S7D. 3unninffhar & Templet 'av6 opened their S Stock consisting i] part of YLICOS, CHECK IIOMI NAINSOOK; CAMBRICS, PIQUES, LAWNS, LEACHED AInD BROWN HOMI HAMBURG EDGING, CLOTllIN SHOES, <tC, Call and examine. March 10,1879. siiii \JE take pleasure In calling atto: I our entirely NEW SPRI1 -ANDUMMEE STOCE DRY GOODS, DRKSS $OOL FANCY GOODS, NOTICES, HOSIERY. GLOVES, RIBBONS. KMRROl HAMBURG EDGINOS, TKIMMi: I'artios desiring SPRING Gou anting bargains will please exam ?ck. Bargains In DRESS GOODS. Bargains In BLACK ALPACAS. Bargains In BLACK SILK. Bargains In CASHMERES. Bargains In LAWKS. Bargains In DcLAINE, oil 'Wool. Bargains In J* IC. Our stock of PRINTS is unusnal id pretty, consisting of nearly 200 j fl'erentstylo a*d pattern. Call nn< c tlicni, and don't forget wo liai icof NOTIONS, SILK H'DK'FS LINEN II'DK'FS, GLOVES, /./M r i tie rmrirH tUJjU.-VAi?7, w?. RUCHES, DOYLIES DRESS BUTTON'S, TOWEI TAMTifJ PAMASK, ?LI?frSlfKKTrNGS, ontl'febM iV full lfneof BOOTS & SHOE ncrlug la prlcc anil quality from ,00. "HATS AND CAP? particularly nlco line otjjft .'RAW OoodH. Kxnmlne our Stock, and bo pleasf e oil'criBg astock of good Goods at ] " ?. JQSL SMITH & SI \pril !?, IS70. * , ZEPHYRWORST LL colors, Mottoes arid' Perforate L lu great variety e?n now bo o ImporittEtof FasM .\p?u P, 1S70. 1! State -of South Carolina, r r - Abbeville County. Q Y Y ccjrrt ok Comuox Pleas.?Copy summons \f ? J roft Hbi.ief, (CnmpUttiU Served.) James W. Peake, PalntlJT against Jennings, Smith & Co., Judgment creditors Of. ;V. II. I'eske, deceased, Jullu F. Peakc. ' & widow, Sarah Pcnke, his mother, Sarah R. ^ Worthlngton, Amanda M. Pyatl, Byrd t-tiUK, jacon i'r?K, m. fcnK, jonn A. jpcan, R ^ and J. A. Gallaher, Fred. Gallaher, Emmy kl Gallaher, One. Gallaher, Claud Gallaher, 1 William Gallaher children of Z. K. Gallagher a pre-dcoenood sister, J. C. Johnson, r>f Mer- (i" W. nn(' M. A. Johnson, chlldren of N. Margaret Johnson also a pre-de308 tliai ceased sister of the said William IT. J'enko, heirs at law of \V. H. Peake, deceased, Defendants. j To the Defendants, Jefinlngs, Smith & Co., Julia F. Peak, Harah Peak, Sa^ah H. WorthliiRton, Amanda, M. Pyatt, Hyrd Peak, DVTvr Jacob Peak, Mulsinla Peak, John A Peak, J. A. Gallaher, I'red. Gallaher, Emmy AMIS*/ Gallaher, (lus. Gallaher, Claud. Gallaher, William Gallaher, J. Johnson, G. W. Johnson, and M. A. Johnson, all of whom are not residents of this State, except Julia F. Peak. YOU ARE IIERERY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint In this notion, of which ti copy Is tiled In the office of the Clerk of said Court, nnd to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office at Abbeville Court House within twenty day* after the servlcc hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the comnlalnt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff " In this action will apply to the Court for the ) relief demanded In the complaint, t Dated 1st April, A. D. 1870. 7 COTHRAN ft PERRIX, Plaintiffs Attorney. To Sarah Peak, Sarah R. WorthlnRton, AmunuuM. Pratt, Byrd Peak, Jacob Peak, Mulsinla Peak. John A. Peak, J. A. Gallagher, Fred. Gullnjfher, Claud. Gallagher, Emmy Gallagher. Gtis. Gallagher, William Gallghcr, J. C. Johnson, G. W. Johnson and M. A. Johnson, Defendants: Tl-inrl- TAKE NOTICE?Tiiat the complaint in this case, together with the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled ip my office at Abbeville Court Houso on the 1st of April, 1870. (L. H.) M. G. ZEIGLER. ' C. C. P. > crq anyone ? I S? g s* y P -fe P 3. ? in ton /* ?1 E" O Sj i hS* | and ? Q 11 at! % & 'S3 ?. 3N. ? 8* ? $ W r, . a* i te, R, W. CANNON, AGT, > Abbeville, S. C., ** T^TT! A T.TT.T? T"NT Groceries, Provisions, d. . , . d8Ac- Confectionanes, Wines, ro- Brandies and Liquors m Clerk AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. !!ft? Give mc a call before bnyinjr elsewhere, 'deffi T|imiflpv a lfi79 * W. CANNON, Agent, original Jttnuafy 20 1S79-_ 8 ni ? BOOKS llr ' A S IT MAY HAPPEN," A Story of U & /V American Life and Character. By Tubor. M2 ,h>wm Pinran. 1 r,n TO DUE WEST ~ -AND HAVE YOURft?? ffatcles, CMs an! Jewelry Fiiei Mi T)EING permanently located at Duo West, regards D I wish to call the attention of the people ask Is a of Abbeville County, to the fact, that I anl prepared to do all kinds of work on Watches, of the Clocks, Jewelry, <fce., In the best style and for prcpar- lc8S tnoney than any other watch maker In ,111 and the State. All work guaranteed toglvc entlro satisfaction or no charge. J. M. VISANSKI, .gt., Fcb- 19, 1879, tf 1,110 Wesl- s-c* [IONS. ? R. M, HADDON & CO fl Are Now Receiving Their, Stock of JOIl Millinery, Dress Goods, &c? prmg The Indies may expect something new and I n attract ivu. 11 March 19,1870. :sPC, SHOE SHOP. FRANK GARRET, One of the best shoe-mefctirs In the county, invites vo\i to give hitn a Job In his line of JSPUN, work. He hopes by faithful work and low prices to merita sh,*iro of the public patronage. Shop in the office at the marble yard. q. March 10,187'J, Siii. _ SALE AND LIVERY lAllT MM A V\T Tin IDI, STAJJliHiS. ntlon to m A. J. Pendleyj ; of ABBEVILLE, S.'C. .0 T HAVE rented the Stables of Seal & Slsrn, J. where I keep for sulo (it ATI t/mts a rul 1 stock of horses find mule3 ?t the lowest rr>FT?v prlces./or cash only. I will receive horses nrirt mules on consignin^ fttiri mentund will sell the sft/ne ut sfcrall convmlsl! ,? ,?7r slons and make prompt returns. une our i wlll keep vehicles *nd horses far hire at reasonable rates, and shall be pleased to'furnish customers with anything in my line 01 business. A. J. PENBLEY. Dec. 4, 1S78' ' State of South Carolina. ly InrKO El M W,n. P. DtMlttl* >leces of james a. Richardson, as Sheriff of Edj?efleld rt cxuin- county, A/J. Snvyiejr, W. fl. Allen and rc a full Maddls6n Richardson, j Execution. '' ny vfrfricofan Execution fo mo directed D in the above stated case, I will sell at Ab; bov|tje C'onrt House oh sale day In May next, '3 wlthlrt the legal hours of sale, the following IN^, deseWMnl Ileal Estate, to wit:? ESTICS. TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE (275), ACRES Sof'lhrid, riiorebr lesn,- hounded by lands of Walter 8.1 Rlchardsoh, Capt. J. N. King, J. W. Calhoun and others. Levied on af the aim nrnnnrtv (i^ Mnddlson Richardson, at the suit I of tlie.&ntffof South Cnrollnu, Ex Rel. W. P. Doolittle Vs. JairAes A. IUclxjrdson, as Sheriff Jm m ot at.-. . . J TERMS/ Ca.'h.?Purchaser to pay for :LT and pers. . . J. F. C. DtiPRE April,5, iS7!>. S. A. C. ' Sheriff's Sale. "]1T Lcwfs P. Ricliey vs. Charles vV. Gnflln. JJj, Execution. "DY virtue.of nn execution to rte directed in -1-' the above stated case, I will .sell nt Abbe d n vllle Court House on Salo day in May next, LIB within the legal hours of sale, the following if Koal Estate, io wi t TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, il Hoard more or less, bounded by lands of'Harney had at O'Connor, Georpv .Marshall, Elijah Wilson arid others. Levied on ;.s tho property of Charles W. vmiilu at the suit ot Lewis I'. flftQ Richer. TERMS;?Cash. rurehn*<V to pav f-r papers. .T. l'\ C. Di'.lMIE, S.-.V. .M'?n,c., is7o. ... $ tk \ Wjjpptll*"' 1 " "t - . < USE THIS BRAND. BEST IN THE WOBLD. i Ant tetter to any. Status.; One tcaspoonful of this Soda used with sour milk equals Four teaspoonsfulsof tlio 1 best Baking Power, saving Twenty Times Its cost. See package for valuable Information. If the teaspootiful Is too large and does not produce good result* at first, use less afterwards. March 5, 1879, tf Carpentry. | The undersigned hereby elves notice that he In prepared to do all kinds of CARPENTER'S WORK A "VTTTi BUILDING. He also repairs COTTON' GINS, THRASHERS, ANT) FANS. A fall supply of GIN MATERIAL nlwiiyg on hand. Farmers are myiested to brluf; their Ciins up early In the season to allow Unio to have them properly prepured. Also agent for the Taylor Cotton Gin, The Brooks Cotton Press, And all kinds of RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING. r D, B. SMITH, ABBEVILLE, C. H., 8. C. FOR SALE! A SECOND HAND HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, In cood repair. Makes a lock stitch and can be used with either hand or foot, having a table with a cover. Price 310.00 Cash. Apply at this office March 5, 1S79, tf Sate, Sales & Blini Bridles Just received at CnnmBgfeam ? Templcton'S. March 19,1879. mn WATTTI WA1TPTT 1U Ifl?LA?i * HIUI1A1 Pleasantly and fast, agontp should address FINLEY, HARVEY ?fc CO., Qa.<n2, 1878, ly Atlanta. Cunningham & Temp eton Have on hand Sugar, Tobacco, Coffee, Axes, . | ' Bacon, Plows, # Lard, t Hats, Meal. Shoes. Hour, Calico, Rice. Homespuns; * Maccaroni, Cheese, &c., &c? &c,? &c., &C.j GIVE THEJI A CALL. Jan. 29. 1S79. McCords Colic Mixture. For Horse*, Mules and Cattle. The undersigned have been appoiuted sole agents for the .sale of "MCCOBDS COLIC MIXTURE,"an Infallible clircjfor colic in horsoa mule* or cattle. This prepamtibn was pattented June 80, 18C9, and in the short time which has elapsed sin<fe has attained n reputation unequaled by any patented medicine 011 the globe. We hftvo In our possession tcsUmoniias from numerous persons who have used it: I have had two occasions to use McCords Colic Mixture in cases that seemed despernto. The success In curing was apparently magical. it is administered withont tfoubleor delay, is speedy In action, and I think is so valuable that every person who manage} horses or mules should kefcd it nt hand. 1>. L. WAIiDLAW. I saw Mr. McCord tise his medicine on a mare that had bfeen travelling, and whs seized with cramp colic. The animal was dropping down f equently and in greut pain. In a short time ilfter the medicine was given?in ton minutes, at the farthest,?the animal was ] easier, and in an hour I saw the animal harnessed and driven off, and learned subsequently she performed the Journey and had no mora colic. THOMAS THOMSON. I have had one occasion to use McCord'a Colin Mixture. It was very effective and I think Is an excellent medicine. 8. McQOWAN. r"or Sale at Abbeville by L W. T. PENNEY. DR. E. PARKER. For sale by T. Baker, LowndesvHfe, I)r. E. H. Edwards. Due West. or. KLuirjz, Agent for Abbeville County. rplIE celebrated SINCLAIR CUTTER, No. 1 SIX and EIGHT. These Machines nro unlvenuillly aeknowl- t edged to be the best manufactured. for cutting Hay, Straw, Fodder, fc'orn Stalks, Sugar , Cane, etc., and for Strength and Durability htivc no equal, 350 FIRST PREMIUMS. GOLD MEDALS at the World's Fair of ParIs, London and Moscow, besides thousands of . testimonials from large stock raisers, livery ' stables and farmers. Samples to be seen at Kurz A Rruce's Poot, Shoe and Harness Establishment, Abbeville, Court House, So. Ca. Doc. 25, lf>78. XNNUAL RETURN'Sr ' Administrators, Executors, Guardians, Trustees, and other fiduciaries, riittst shake returns upon their trusts within the time prescribed by Oi' be subjected to a rule and costs. JT. FULLER LYON, J. P. A.-C. January 14,1S79. O'lML BtfftBIHfc! EVERYTHING In the Drug li neat reasonable prices. Give me a call. V. TT IVTp.'RB.TB'S Aei. Jan. 20, 1879. ? I USET HEBE ST Horsforfl's aii Sea Foam Yeast 1 I FOWDERS, AT W. JOEL SMITH & SON,' Doc M. 1H7S A SHERIFFS SALE. Clayton * Webb V?. Walked Attachment and Sundry ftiecuflotfiB.; BY virtue of an AtUclwierik Ma4 66'odry . Executions tonic dlr&ted, rf will, Mil atNinety-81* onTutWtiy tffa *lS{R"(dt'du'y of* SLW, A.'D., 1*70. within legal hour* of Bale, the following described personal property, to wit: .. . ht ? t 53b? TOBACBO, more or 1cm, 9 BOTTLES COGNAC BRANDY, more or less 1S05 OIGARS. more or lea*. ,, V/i GROSS FLASKS; more or Jew. ' II CTTT GLASS DEJJAJJTERS, more or less LOT Tl^BLERS, iMf SPOONS, SUGAR DISH, T\Y? KfiUfj}. ' LOT MEASURES, LOT. KAUCETS, LOT EMWY CASKS, TUB; . f? JUGS A&D CONTENTS, *: v . LOT SUNDRIES, . ' ' . " ' ' 377 GALLONS RYE ANlJ CQRN-XVHI8KEY, rtoreorless, i , . . 1 GALLONS WINK, more of icss, J GALLONS BLACKBERY BRANDY, mora.' or less, 15 GALLONS > PEACH feRAADY, more orless, 15 GALLONS APPLE BRANtfr,1 i&on of .... ... . i, f ?? i GALLONS GIN, more or low, , . ? . r Mtnclied, find levied on as .ffio,,t)fob^rty of William E. Walker at tho suit or Clayton & Webb. '< >! TERMS.?CASH, on day of Rala:', ' 1 J. F. C. DaPRE, t Q Abboville, C. H., S. C. 1 April 15, 1879. > 3t / H v /loll nf +1^ A PnnVi Si At?A AYI/1 vo/ii ai tuo yaaii %}tuic ai^u. Buy your Goods Cheap. minon BEG to announce to &U that the? arc dolly receiving their ? , i . i * Spring & Suninier Stock consisting of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HATS, fcLOTJIING, BOOTS AND 8HOE8. ' " \Vc rtdiild call the attention of the ladlet to our stock of HAMBURG "EDGING. . | * Oul- Grocery Department, Is fall and ertrtlplfetci f (jive us a cull und bo convinced that we Mil chcapcr than any one el*e. Respectfully, ' \ Hill & ThoMson. April 16.1879 ' ; LOOK 1L00K ! LOOK* l T those beautiful SUMMEIV SILKS just ' H. received at ' * ' B. M. HADDON & CQ. April 16. 1H79, tf SUMMER MILKS 50c to 81.25 per yard. R. M. HADDON & CO. April 16,1879, tf t ' COME AT LAST ! Perforated Mottoes, Wax Pocket Matches, Bathing Sponge. Fresh Confectioneries, Salad Oil, Half Pints. EDWIN PARKEB. April 16,1370, tf ^ I SPRING & SUMHE& 1879. THE attention of the Ladles particularly Is called to the ftct that we now have in store, oneof thelargeststocksof Ladle* goods ever brought to thla market. Having been selected with the greatest pains by Mrs. Haddon In person amlwItbfevery facility for buyIngat the closest figures, we feel confident thai we can now offer Inducements equal to . any market. Give" us a look Odd price oar ^^dles HATS AND BONNETS we have an Immense slock with all the njewest stylerf of TRIMMINGS. SILKS AND RIBBONS. Ladles RUFFLINGS from 3c t8 SOc a yard. White and doloretf LACE TIES 8c toll.? SILK TIEH in jrrisat Variety, 30c toSlSti, BRETON LACE SCARFS lo peat variety; TORCHON LACE &i to 25c a yard DRESS GOODS Id all the new patttfrtis 10c to 76c a yardi .., BLACK CASHMERES 18c to We a yirti. B LACK ALPACAS 18c to 60c a yard. . GRASS AND LINEN SUITINGS lOdioSSo a ^'IGHREp AND LINEN LAWNS 1B tWlhi tlftal patterns, . PRINTED LAWNS IOo to 15o a yardjj . WHITE LAWNS 10c to 40c a yard, ? 1 FRENCH MUSLINS 20c to SOc a yttfcfr WHITE PIQUES 7e to 12c ayard. White Lace Striped PIQUE} in new patterns. Ladles HOSE 8c to75e A beautiful assortment of Misses and cblldrens HOSE 8c to 30c. WORSTED FRINGES 10c to 20c. ' LINEN EMBROIDERIES8C to 15c. HAMBURG EDGINGS3cto75. Ladles, Misses and chlldrens' SHOES mani ufactured expressly for us and for sale at lowest prices. Samples sent on application. Ordera sollcited. VI I# * J<A fi. JK. HAWJUfl fit UUr March 26, IS79. FOR GENTLEMEN. "QEYOND a doubt we hnve the largest and JJ best selected assortment of COTTONADES, TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS,' FLANNELS AND FANCY CASSIMERHB we have erer bundled. We al?o direct special attention to our gentleman's line shoos. Wo are prepared to satisfy the mo?t fastidious and Invite the Inspection of our stock by parties desiring handsome and serviceable Spring Suits. Also larce line of H#Uboth felt and straw and Reaay-Mado ClothIng at , W, JOEL SMITH & SON'S.' GROCERIES! GRIlCfM!! -? rAT Cannfcd COBS* ? . okjja. knd . TOMATOES: FRENCH MiTSTARD CHOW CHOW anil CUCUMBER PICKLES, ^err fine. And always bn band fn krgc quantities. BACON, MOLASSES, flour, corn,. i rrHTPITP nr>A SUGAlCat W. JOEL SHITE & SON. April0,1870. v H. D. REES# Watch Mater and Jeweler, ABBEVILLE, S. C. WILL be pleasedfto nlsV friends *n?f the public with the oWt 61 wfok In hi* ' lneat the lo'west prices. Call at the store of' Messrs. HArnw61I Jt Co,,. ^Kere he may always bo found iftirlng biaru&w hours. April 9, fSTO. [>uiiiiingham& TeiHFpIeton. HAVE Just, received FIV&' DOlzJfcN of those eiegnnt UNLADNDBIED SHIM, Tiade of the best material "and hilly made' it 51.00 apiece. Jan. 29. 1879. tf notice: TO ST HAOT, TF, S '. ' JL V FJVUV VU JL XJO.X V IWHifi ip ft) mv offleo at AtybcVill* Court House on tho following 'days; SATURDAY. MARCH 29, '' SATURDAY, APRILS, MONDAY, APRIL 7, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, ' MONDAY, MAY 5, SATURDAY, MAY 31, MOND'AY, JUNE 2, * SATURDAY, -TUNE 28, MONDAY, JULY 7, . '1 Toneliers Waiving ccrtlrtcfctwr prewnl thein for registration; on the Uajto" above mention c?l. ? DAVID CRAWFORD, ? * _t a. r* scuooi lommiHsiouer, a. March 2i. ISTfl, . tf. NOTICE To Debtors and Creditors. ALT. prisons lndcbtri! to the Esta^df Br. JAMES F. MARHV, deeenseu, elthVr !>v note 6r account are requested to com# forward and pay the samo at an early day to the unrterslpned or to my agent 1?>r. J. KEIjLKU. Those neglecting to heed trtts notice will find their notesand accpadts'lh ? the hands of an Attorney for collection. All persons having chilnis asrainst tile Estate will present their demands. MRS. M. J. MARjRY, - ^ Oct. 2?, IS7t<. tf i