The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 01, 1879, Image 3

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fl The Press and Banner. I ABBEVILLE, 8. C. Wednesday, Oct, 1, 1S79. A Day of Atonement. The Day of At/oryemerrt occurred on last Sat- , tirday. the 3th of this month. The whole j day, from the evening of ttwMlh to the eve- , nlng of the 27th. was spentin prayer and fasting. Th< enrollment of destinies Is eom- | pleted. and a* pntapi tl? lotof some Ik death , the prayersare an usually solemn and plutnt- , Ive. On b?th these days It Is euMomary to pray dressed la white vestments. The Day , of Atonemeal Is tlae only one In the year when the J^ps kneeL On this day they pros- , trute tlwawselve* several times. With regard , lo the day Levltkcus (the 10th chapter) says: "And it shall be nnto yon u statute forever. ( In the seventh ai*?nth, the tenth day shall , you afflict yourselves, and no work shall ye , <lo, whether It *>e one of your owncountryor , the 8tranuer that sojourneth amongst you. , For on that clay shall be make an atonement | to cleanse you from all yonr sins. Before the . I/?rd shall ye be clean. It shall be a Sabbath { of rest unto you. and ye shall afflict yourself , as a statute forever." No Jew has ever failed | to keep thicday. In a tangent of three thousand and three hundred years -scarcely any i exceptions have beeu furnished to this rule, j The weakest women fast, and sometimes even , young children are made to take part In the { VClirnw AVNUUCUU-. nil vtiv , business were closed?t nundown and not reopened till Che same Imut on jjslurdny even- ( i"K. < > Literary Clab. The Abbeville Literary Club will meet on t Friday night. 3rd October, at the house of r (Jen. K. McGowan. Hour of meeting, eight i o'clock. The essayist for the occasion is Dr. c II. I). WIInoo wl?o will read a paper on "The i History of I?entistiy."amo*llnterestlngfcub- I Ject which the Doctor will handle well und thoroughly, and which will elicit allvely and ( gcnornl discussion, for It Is in everybody'! t mouth. L Our Etberton neighbor, the Gaxelteis happy c over the fact that some of our citizens have v?ne over to that place with their cotton. ? Our people liave a strange fancy for running ? oir after strange god*. A few v?are ago they r made a rush on Anderson ; a little later th?\v t went en t*a**e t<> Greenrllte. If Elberton should enjoy much of our lr*d?forany length J1 ot time we shall be surprised. * Miss Kelt. Pokcukr and Mr. J. 8. Perrln 8 left Abbeville for Nashville on Saturday, to attend the Normal Training College for two J A years They will do our county credit at t that Institution. We learn that the Rev. Mr. Hoy t of Nashville, so well known here In Ab- , bevllle, has written to some Abbeville Mends in the highest praise of the College. t ICoclbsi Stand the Cakp Mjcetino.? Ooelam, th?? famous old horse which Mr. c Thomas Moore rode into ?o many battles dur- p nr the war has yleldedup the ghost. He y *too1 the wr*r and teat-or Time, anu tauniui t> *ervice. very well until he "went to tiie camp- K mc.tlng. He U dead now. ? ,'I'doe Thomson returned from Laurens at the end of last week, havlne adjourned Court n there until yesterday. We regret to learn ft t hat the Judge ha? been unwell at ."Ms home s< for some daytoo *Kwel! to ro to Laurons h yesterday. He hope* to open Court there tomorrow. T Allkn Wilson, colored, obtained a Pealiodv scholarship from Mr. Bcnet to attend the Normal and Industrial Training College, *? for colored teachers, la Hampton, Virginia. He left Abbeville on Monday. The scholar- " ship Is worth sixty dollars. I ' To-morrow quite a large force of voluntary labor will l?e put on the Fair grounds. and |j Squire McBee Intends to stir things up with a u xharp stick.?Qrcenville Knlrrpriae nnd JJotin- t,j tainw. We think our citizens might well \ take a hint from the above. ni Now that the season tor realizing on cotton tl lias rolled around we havea right to expert c! that those indebted to this ofllc* will come forward and settle up; and we hope they will not wait for a personal dun. The Penny-Reading Club wasdlssolved la?t . Monday at Mr. B. W. DarnueH\and will not k meet again during the winter. It Is hoped ** that these pleasant meetingsma^- be renewed rt in the spring of the year. ^ k Quick Drive.?Mr. F. A. Arnold, Jr., drove b< 4 from Greenwood to Abbeville yesterday jj * morning In one hour and forty minutes, a dl?- o: tance of fourteen tulles. That ii good drlv- n, l ln^ for our Had roads. pi My. J. W. Robertson will receive a car load of Mllburn wagons this week. These lo wagons have no superior, and Mr. Robertson m offers them for saie at very low figures. (All m and see them. gr PtimcniNtf.?Rev. H. T. Sloan, I?. D., wll! preach In the Court House at eleven o'clock J"" next sabbath m>>rnlng. The public are most 10 vor<l!n.llv Invited to attcud. The remains of Mr*. J si m ex H. Oobbweie brought tioiue Monday evening, ami were w burled atstiaron yesterday in tlie preseuceof q, | <qult?a number oi friend*. w A youuc niuo uamed Henry Martin was se- a* rlouxly Injured at the Sandy Sprints* Camp- of meeting last Saturday night by being kicked In the lace by a luule. n* The coinplalnteu/c general as lo the short- |d' lie**. ol' the cropK in this County. The ground t-" never dryer. Mauy veil* aud sprlugs have gone dry. Miss KrrxE PKEssi-yand Lata Lowry, two of Due Wests lovely and attractive young S( ladie? graced our town by their presence a j few days ago. SEE the notice of Mrs. Mobry to the Debtors 0 of the estate of Dr. Jaines Mabry. Further indulgence wii not be given. Save costs and pay up. ( We have received the premium list of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society. ~ which holds itsanuuui Fair ou November, ra li-14. Ckihty Wake, who threw her child In the Wl Kaluda Klver this- suunner, has been sen- yj to need to be hung next November at Lauren*. gt Mu. Wade Oothuas is at heme aflcr of spending neventl months at the Busluess Col- th lege in fW^hkeepsie, N. Y. on Thk Executive Committee will give out no more .money than they receive. Let the gate _ )?/ rwdiifwl . > Mr. P. Rohenbkko Is back. He bought a pu LA charming stock of goods which will be here mj ' ti> a few days. ou We now have two town Marshals, Mr. of Oeorge Sblllito having been added to the wi force. co The Hampton QuanUan 1* one of tho neat- ^ est and best papers that comes to this office. J"! Mias Samabp of thin place, was taken to be the Asylum In Columbia last week. bu Mr. X*Ktr Hintoj* of Sharon died last be wet k. after a lingering Itinera. hi Thk wlf??of Wade Mitchell, a colored mab of this town, died yesterday. ^ Redcck the gate fees and let everybody gu come to the Fair. to! Sow oats and barley, and make ready to to sow wheat. fle Gathek hay. It Is as valuable as clover. ^ ; W Ct Easiness locals. Bi You will never have to employ a physiciah 1" if you will use Russell's white rye and uiouip "e tAln corn whiskey, Russell sella nothing but pure whiskies, a ' perfect chl!! antidote. U,' Russell gives thirty-two jrills of pure moun- 8. tain corn whiskey for a gallon. Try him. or Buy voor BI ue Stone from Dr. rfcBrldei ^ For steam engines, gins, Ac., West oil ever old for the money at Dr. McBrra*'* h( Remember to call at Dt\ McBride's ttt buy i fo your stationery. at Vfvuttira Vnnirnnn BRns. have a full line I of samples of casslmere* of nil varietW. and J14 are prepared to receive orders for suits at , from 87.00 to $18.00. Please Call and famine 10 their samples. It ^ Messrs. Norwood Brow* havWg purchased dl a new engln? and gin Are now prepared to re- cr eelve order* for ginning at Very low rates, ai Cull at their store. 4t th ,m m - ?- th ~i the University* As was stated In yesterday's 1'ijeman, tbclju long-looked-fOr meeting of the Trustees of the ! te {South Carolina. University was held in Colum- \?U bla yesterday. There wert present the follow-; Ju lng prominent Individuals who are connect- I la ed with educational matters In the State :;cr "Governor Simpson, ex ojfteio member of the llourd, Senator John H. Klnsler, MaJ. Huuh | (S. Thompson, James H. Klon, Bsq., Charles A II. Slinouton, Esq., Rev. R. W. Boyd, Samuel Dibble, Esq., J. F. J. Caldwell, Esq. TI10 following gentlemeu, having been ittvi- .. ted to attend the meeting, took their seats t The Rev. G. W. Holland, Preshleht of Newberry College: the Hon. N. R. Middleton,, f' Pres'dent or Charleston Ooltegtt; the Rev-, w. . M. Grler, D. .D., Presldeht of Erskiue College. .. Letters were received from several persons V: who had been Invited to be present, express- ^ lug their regrets at not being able to attend the meeting-. Prof. Jnmes Hv Carlisle, of Wofford College^ 'was detained at home on mfcount a of sick nets. . ! \ The OoraMlttee WhKeh bad been appointed * at the last meeting to draft a plan iorHn agrlcultural college, submitted a voluminous re- ; b port. This report suggested that an agrlcul-' tural college be fouhued and curried Ob in the ^ University buildings ana grounds in mis VII//* | ft The subject was fully discussed by ttie mem- , bers of the Board and Col lege President*, and It was generally coto ceded that the organlsa- " tion of such nn Institution was both impor- " taut and practicable. It was voted that oop- Jr les of Hie plan submitted by the committee ? should be furnished to the presidents of ool- f? leges and members of the board. The meet- ? Ing then adjourned to meet the second Wed- J* nesday In November. Judging by the present ,, Indications, we do not think the early reopen- j"] Ing of the University at all probable. From h the light* before us we are inclined to believe ? that this action In regard to the opening of nn agricultural college Is Altai to the prospects " of the University.?Columbia Yocman. ^ Handy Spbinos Ca*p Meeting.?Away J from the immediate gitottttds, the good beba- i; vior wm exchanged ror very bad coHduct. for " which the parties eiigrtjzed in it should be , heartily ashamed. We tnink It strahge that r people attending rellglouB meetings on 8un-|j; day should so far forget the proprieties of t life as to engage in such conduct as to render i * the occasion one of frolic Or boisterous con- I f duct to tne annoyance of thoue who are seek- 1 * ing to make it one of moral pleasure and prof- I" it. Those who do not kiittw how to behave I? themselves should stay a\fray frottt euCh pla- ^ oes. and If they are not disposed to do so of " their owtl accord, public opinion shoilld enforce their absence. We ftre to believe t " 1 -* ' ?4 ?? ? nrhn hung in ioi* cose uiai uio tvno.v. ? around the outskirts of the grohfads weTe not from this County.?Anderson vaetitgM/ter. Borne tWt> hundred pewotis attended the Hp ndy Springs camp meeting frOkn ahd around Walhalia on last Sunday. A good thing for the railroad, but a bad thing forthe interests of Christiahlty. From what we ieaHi of the proceedings In And around the cattib ground on Sunday, It is hl^h time that ottr Methodist friends wens abolishlhg camp hieetibg* at this place altogether; if not altogether, at least on BhndaSri?Ktnwet Cburicr. Let everybody Watoh for the night of No? vembef 18th. 187$. Prof. Tioe says that we art to have on that night the taost brilliant meteoric display eVer seen slhce 1833, when to all Intents and purposes the sky literally rained Are. The display for this year will not coin? mence until about one o'clock In the morning, but the Professor says that the magnificence of the display will more th?n compc-n"m. sato for the inconvenience of the vigil. J i * Greenwood Notes and Comments. BY QUID NUNC. Tho schools are well sustained thin session Water halls are common?three'fourth* o the wells In town are dry. One hundred and flfty-flvc bales of cottor were sold In this market last week. Cotton buyers have ample means for hand' llnK all of the staple that seeks a market hen and are paying Just as liberal prices, all thlngi considered, as are paid In Columbia or Char lesion. Farmers supplies are also being marked down to hard pan prices. Mr. Frank Arnold understands the valueoi timely painting. He has Just had a hand' some coating applied to his residence, barn, iiid two hundred panels of palings. The area of land sown In small grain this >easou will be largely In excess of list year. The ceremony of ordination of the recently rlected deacons will take place at the NinetySix UUptlstchurch on next Sunday. Farmers through ibis section or the counTyarc seriously complaining of thlevingdeprodations upon their corn tlekls. The thief xxifines himself to the best spots In the field, u?d conducts his operations so dexterously hat detection is almost Impossible. It would )e well for the courts to make severe and lm resslve examples of those apprehended In hlsspecies of larceny, as there seems to be tn Idle vagrant class who are determined to live od" of the honest earnings of others. The series of articles fiom the pen of an Ex\bbeviitlan are received with lively Interest ?y numbers of families who are delighted to velcome fire-side traditions auid memories, rystallzed into vivid and unique pen-ploures. The Rev. Mr. Porter, pastor of the Methodist jhurch in this place Is one of an eminently conservative class of christian ministers vnose numbers, the orthodox churches and he world have great cause to fear are growand unremitting In nfnlsterlai labor, faithful In all his pastoral -elatlons, with pleasant and exemplary social iftliiitles, and. like tire truemlnlster,always ilothed with the palpable recognition of the llvlne will, tl?e church fid da Itself blessed in ts connection with falm. Au addition to the drug store of Dr. E. R. itllioun is now In process of erection, alter l?e completion of which this old and relluble iouso will enlarge its business. Every one that went to Sandy 8prings ampmeetlng would be glad to prove an alibi. It is only necessary to feed hogs a few days in corn, before killing, after taking them ofl if cliufns. The quality and weight of the neat is excellent. Several have tried It In his vicinity. Mr- Patton an excellent smith has deter111ned to abandon the forge, and give his att-ntlon to tarming, having purchased a farm ix miles out from town. As an Indication of the expertness of horse Ockeys, Mr. Yoehasan animal whose age Is stlniated, by ditfereht Judges, all the way rom seven to twenty-one. Ills believed *>y men whoare Judges of such hings, that eligible building lots will comland gilt edged prices here in less than welve months from to-day. The approaching Fair is being freely disussod. This part of the county will do Its art to make It a success, but many are of the pinion that the rates of almlssion have een fixed so high, equalling*those of the elantic exposition of the great cities of toe nlon. Mr. Kennedy, an Irrepressible no-fence-law lau, says one of his neighbors, has skinned vc starved cows, has got ashamed of him If and now skins them by moon-light after is neighbors havj gone to bed. The commercial chap who Introduced Town alk (cigar) here had bel ter return by way ofi ew York, or he might find himself at the iid of a rope without the benefit of the cler, A necro wag seen ireezing iobmchij' ?uwitelon on the street the other dny, while a leorous chill was doing Its beat to shake It nt of his hands. It Is believed that an Investigation will fult exononite the officials and subojdlnates oin the alleged charce of cruel treatment to ie convicts einployc-d on the Green wood and iiKUHta railroad but all concur in the sentilent of the l'reu and Dannrr that Justice to i<< parties Implicated demands that the targes be cither established or abandoned.' Tribute of Respect. At a regular communication of Stonewall wise. No. 124, A. F. M., held at Mlllway, 8. , Sept, 27ih, 1*7#, the following preambleand *bolu lions were adopted . Whereas, It has pleased the Supreme Archectof the Universe to summon from his In>rs upon earth, our beloved Brother and Pnst aster, John C. Chiles, calling htm by his nnlpotent will to that Judgment, which ffaltsall who are toiling in this earthly teme; and whereas. The Masonic ties which have so ng bound usin mutual frlendshipand enjoyent to our departed Brother, are severed, no ore iobe reunited until the day when the aveshall yield up Its dead; therefore, /{rxlvrtl, That we sincerely mourn thlsdisiptlon of covenanted friendship, bearing in nder remembrance his fidelity to Masonry id his devotion to the principles it incut,te*. Mesotvrd. That we earnestly symprthlr.e Ith the relatives and friends of our deceased rtilher, and tender them that consolation hlch the world can neither eive nor take ff.i v ?ml that we will wear the usual badue mourning for llilrty days. Kexolved, That a copy of tills preamble and solutions be forwarded to (he family of our ceiwd Brotlier.and published iu the Abbelie Preju and Hamwr. By order of the NV. M. F. L. MORROW, Secretary. jrions Difflenltj Caused by an Intoxicated United States Official?Two Persons Shot. [&p<irta>ibiirg Spartan.] 3n Monday afternoon our Town was thrown to the greatest excitement by the reprehen>le conduct of a United States Official arming an illicit distiller on the street and tting accidentally shot with his own pistol, id the pursuit of the escaping distiller, who ?s shot at as be ran through the streets, lotnas J. L?avis Special Deputy United ate*'Marshall, and Special Deputy Collector United States Revenue, arrested J. B. Fuller of Folk County. K. C., Monday morning, i a bench warrant Issued by Judge Dick 01 >rth Carolina endorsed by Judge Brynn of Is State in 1S78. charged with conspiracy to Dcue United'States prisoners from Jail in endcnonville, >T. C., about two years a*o. Hither submitted very quietly to the arrest id went before Mr. 8. T. Foinler and gave his rn recognizance to appear at the next term the U. S. Court at Ashevilie N. C., which it* accepted as satisfactory and Fantber was nsequeiitly released. [n the afternoon Davis hacame intoxicated id ugain arrested Fanther, without authorl, on the same warraut on which he had en arrested In the forenoon and had given " *" **' Ktm ttiiviiiirK Iho utPAntc 1*1 it I ilhterouit manner flourishing bin pistol over m and threatening to shoot him. When ey reached the top of thestalr-way between .pt. L. A. Mill's building and the new storeo:u Oelng?rec(ed by Mr.L. Walker on Main vuL Davis continuing to flonrlsh his pisI and make his threat*. Panther attempted wrest the pistol from him, and in the scufi the pistol flred, the ball entering the left ffchof 1 avlsand shattering the thigh bone, jilher then ran down the sieps, ran around alker's new building and come out into mrcb street tbfcagh alley by Mr. R. W. rd's residence, and ran down Church street , taiplhg over lence near Dr. Bennett's reslnee and off towards Dr. J. F. Cleveland's able. being pursued by a promiscuous crowd id flred at as he ran. ' rhe whole affair was disgraceful and was e result of the intoxication of Davis the U. Official who arrested Panthera second time i a matter for which he had Just a few hours fore been arrested and had given bond for sappearance. Davis Is suffering severely rhls folly, which may cost him his life, but scan blame no one but himself for his misrtune. Panther may be the desperate chaN ter he Is represeneed to be, but, no matter ho he Is, or what Ills character may be, he id certain rights under the law which ought have been respected. Davis bad no right arrest him a second time on a charge for bich he had beeD arrested and had given ill. Davis bad no right to treat him as be d while under arrest, and a promiscuous owd had no rljjbt to pursue blm, without ... Ua ?..n iKwtn.k iLUiN i bj, nuwuu); at tiiiu w i?u miv/ugii e streets, and examples should be made of e parlies who participated in such riotous mauct on the public nlghwuys. An officer the law armed with alegal warrant Is not stlflubiein shooting down a citizen he atmpts to arrest except under extreme circumvices, and certainly no circumstances can stlfy a promiscuous crowd unauthorized by w,pursuing and shooting at a citizen indlsimlnately. Colored Man's Opinion of School Fees. ditors Preu and Bantmr : Allow me a part in your noble Journal to (press a few thoughts on fee bill payments >r schools. Iu the address of Mr. w. C. Ben. before the Teachers' Association not long nee are to be found some of the most ptact:il views upon this subject I have ever ?een. (deed the whole lecture is a most masterly ccompiishment on his part, and the bentit that has already accrued from it deserves lore than a passing notice. The State generliy lias been uroused and 1 am Informed that ir. Beriet bus been invited to deliver the ime address before the Teachers' Association t Anderson. This speaks for Itself. The fee 111 question is therefore the topic of my pres^ ut subject Allow hie to 6?y that I really ie no other way to bring about a general enliuslasm on the putt of tlie public except by lis process Each School should be entitled jpay for Its own sUpport something. Then ith the aid of the State funds, much more >in and will be accomplished in this way. omeseetnio think that such a course will ieet optx>K(tion by the people, but t thlhk hot. up pose however; it does then I think that so learcan be made the Importance of such, nd so essential can the plun be shown, that hese few objections will pass away as tholigh bey had not been. Suppose for an example be school would require of each pupil 80ttts i hen witha humbtt of 25 scholars there won Id e directly 87.50 from the patrons of the chool. If the teachers salary should amount o 825.00, then a balance of #17.00 would foot he bill. The State funds are to do this. By his plan you observe an afrakenlng will be iad to the Importance of ftlucatlon. To some xtent I have already hau fen experience that he fee bill plan will pay-. Since the close of he public schools we nave had one school olngon and a good attendance of pupils. -Jany of the patrons paid their portion iromptly Which ls3(Wts. We see then that Ills plan will work provided we give it a ufflclent trial. What we alttl at then is to till further it on and strive tor its success. Jhere IB great good to be deHved from this .ystem fcnd we can see lis outftropplngs aletidy. The people seem to be more interested about Kiucauon ana are uexmiimg u> see id ODiain education It will cost time and means from bein. Now then I think that it would be vlsdom On the part of the Legislative to enLCt a law on this subject. Bay that each chool shall be ebtitled ttt pay Otie third ol ts own expense^ and this to be done before a Iruflcan be hat) ob the treasury, Let this be inderstottU and then thefe will be an Interest telt all through-. If the cost of cacb scholar s aocts then let the patrtJtts know that wben bis !s paid from him the State will pay the >abinCe. With this system you observe, the mtrons of tbe school will have a double claim >n the school; 1st, unless 1 nay. my child cannot be schooled, second, Unless 1 bay I cannot Iraw the amount that is allowed me by th< itate, Thirdly* the patron will naturally b< nore Interested In the advancement or hii Midrcn and as a consequence will feel in du ;y bound to do his part everv way. There li n?>w le*8 Interest manifested by the people it xiucatlon than at any other period of ou jivlllzHtlon, and unless Rome new method li iovised to awaken on interest We may expeci this derogatory course to continue. Thei fore we see at this time no better plan tin the foe bill system as presented by Mr. Ben< Now there Is one thing thut the puolic uhou particularly notice In the ellort of Mr. Bem . Mr. Benet Is not a school teacher, though h f large educational acquirements would certal ly he invaluable to any high ?chm > He Is a lawyer and has upon the school que tlon no personal claims, yet to show his tri Interest in the advancement of the people e : ucationally he is exerting hlmselfln this wi ' and giving much of lils time. Wehaveevei reason therefore to feel that so worthy arc h : etlurts thut they should be highly patroulzt by all. Respectfully, f 8. II. JEFFERSON. 'That Cheap Encyclopaedia." 1 Volume one of the new "Library of Unlve sal Knowledge" was Issued September -Dll It contains 736 pnges of small but clear an beautiful type, handsomely printed on cou paper, and Is neatly and strongly bound I cloth, half morocco, and half Russia, at i cents,75 cents, and 81,00 per volume. Tlicsu ccedlng volumes will appear about two cac month, till the 20 volumes 'completing tli work are Issued. Specimen volumes aresei to any part of the United suites 110 cents ej tralfor postage), with privilege of return, ufu ten days examination. Special terms arc o fered to early subscribers and to clubs', < which full particulars are sent free on reque? byjthc publishers, the American Book E: cn&nge, oo ueemiuiii Kiret'L, new ium. That a complete Encyclopaedia, Ilrst class 1 character, and containing more matter tha any heretofore published ;in this country ji any price, should be made and sold for the tr! ttlnjj sum of glO.OO. kcchik so extraordinary that many who wish It may be true, are vcr, naturally incredulous. The same house pul llsh a large list of standard works, all atslml larly low prices, and the presence of some t them already In the hands of hundreds r thousands of lovers of good books In all part of the land, Is naturally rapidly transform!!) the Incredulous Into patrons and enthusiast! friends of the enterprise. No mystery i made about the cause of the low prices?the; are the reduced cost of manufacture to abou one-half what It was a few years ago, th method of sale, direct to the purchaser. savin him the large commissions commouly pale to agents and dealers, and a very large salt It Is worth thecostof a postal card to sect hoi catalogue. Mason & Hamlin Organs. Endorse) by OYcr 100,000 Delighted Purchasers. Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest. Bu highest priced best and cheapest. Cost bu little more than inferior organs. Gives flv< times the satisfaction. Lasts twice as long Victors at all,world's exhibition. Acknowl edged best by all disinterested and competen musicians. Solid facts, Indisputable, such m no other organ maker In the world can sub stantlate. Glorious news for purchasers Grand Introduction Sale, New Styles. Nev prices, e Stops, elegant case, 580; superb mlr ror top case. lOstops, only $100. 15 days trial Freight paid both wavs if Organ don't suit Sold on easy terms. Rented until paid for Delivered anywhere in the South for S4 extra For full particulars, address LUDDEN BATES, Savannah. Ga., Managers Wholesalt Sovthern Depot. Prices rurae as at Factory A Good Liver Is always known by his appearance. A man who lives comfortably at home, has goot dinners, etc., will always show It In his person. But there Is another liver more lmpor tant toman?it Is the bart liver?the liver thai shouid regulate the whole system, If that If out of fix. man Is good for nothing?can enloj ?koollh 11ca tlr fill, tier's Liver pills. " A few doses will relieve you. Sept. 3, 1879, 2m. Mrs. Emma Oo^oin.h, who was tried last Fall nt Edgefield for the murder of her bus band, died last week near Saluda Old Town In Edgefield County, she was a singularly handsome woman, aoout twenty years old. "hotel arrivals. M.ston IIoi'se.?Col J TO Woodward, B B Austin, South Carolina; J M Aydeh.f, Haitimore; C H Kershaw, Charleston; C W Cason, Hry Grove: Miss Lu la Lowry. Miss Epplc Pressley, E E Pressley. Due West; Wm H Moore and wife. The Fork: W II Moore, It H Wardlaw, Jr, E L Wilson, City. died. Pled, of diphtheria,Sept. 24. IS79, near Abbeville, Asa Hampton, son of John and Maggie Botts, aged three years. Died, of diphtheria at Abbeville, Sunday 28, Infant son or A. Request. Died, near Buzzard Boost. Friday, 20t h. Sept, 1ST9. Mrs. Martha Botl*. wife of John G. Bolts. She leaves a family of little children. Dkatii.?Mrs. James H. Cobb, of this place, died In the lunatic asylum at Columbia, hist Saturday, at an advanced age. James Anpf.eson. who came from Ireland to Abbeville a few years ago, died at the poor bouse lust week. Thomas McN'etl, an nged citizen of the While Lick section of the eoonty, died last week of a chronic affection. He came to tills country from Ireland many years ago.and has lived In Abbeville county ever since. 1JIRTHS. ~~ At Abbeville, Sept. .'JO, 1879, Mrs. George White, a daughter. imarkkt reports. CORRECTED BY Barnwell & Co., DnrrAtta nw/l HahIatr? Hnnnnn] VA/ttUU LIIIJT CIO Ckiill Hi UGJJCiai Merchandise. Abbeville, October, 1 1879,?Cotton opened the early part of the week dull and depressed, but later became firmer and closed j esterday at l/i cent advanced on last week's prices. Receipt for the past week are baits. We quote the b??t grades at New yohk, sept. 2U ? 12 m. ?Stocks strung ; money 6<Si6, tcold 1.00; exehanuo? long 4.S1J4; short 4.83 ; State bonds dull: governments strong Cotton quiet ; sales 4U!i; middling upland 10^; middling Orleans 10%;|Futures firm?September ; October 10.24 November 10.18; December 10.14; January 1 *>.!?. Louisville, Sept. 29. ? Flour steady : Wheat quiet ; corn steady ; Oats quiet ; Pork steady ; bulk meals strong: ; bacon ttrm clear sides 6% ; whiskey Arm, at 1,06. Charleston. Sept* 29. ?Cotton firm ; middling Ulft low middling 10: good ordinary net reoelpts 5,10(1; gross?; sales 1.000: stock 80.1F2: export coastwise . AUGUSTA, Sept. lit ? Cotton quiet ;? middling#^; low middling 9??; srood ordinary ?; net receipts 1,151; shipments ; sales "ft'i. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Pftnntr nf AKhfttrillA t IK THE PROBATL COUKT. In the matterof the Estate of Drucllla Franklin, Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that J. J. Cooper and W\ (J. Smith, Administrators of the estate of Drucllla Franklin, deceased, have tiled their petition In this Court' praying that a day inay bi* fixed for the settlement of the mild estate and discharge of the Administrators. It Is Ordered, that Friday the 7th of November, 1K79, be tlxed as the day for thesettlemcnt nf the estate of the said deceased, and the discharge of the Administrators aforesaid, J. FULLER LYON, Judge of Probate, A, C. Abbeville C. H.. fi. C., \ October 1,1879, 6t, J NOTICE TO Delta Janes F. MaSry, Dec! ALL persons Indebted to the Estate of Dr. JAMES F. MAURY, deceased, either by note or account are requested to come forward and pay the same at an early day to the hndcrslvned or tomy agent Dr. J. W. KELLER. Those neglecting to heed this notice will And their notes and accounts In the hands of an Attorney for collection, as further indulgence will not be given. MRS. M. J. MABRY. Administratrix, Oct. 1,1879. tf "A.1raifAL MEETING OF BOARD. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Cotintv CobiVnlMlonerit for Abbeville County will be held on Tuesday tlie 4th of November ttext All persons holding claims against the Cttun ty will file them Id thlsofflce on or before thai J. P. LIVINGSTON, County Commissioner. Oct. 1,1879,4t BLUE STONE. J^T TEN CENTS A POUND. Edwin Parker. Oct. 1,1879, tf A NEW SUPPLY OF Paper and envelopes, at reduce* prices. Edwia Parker. Oct 1, 1879, tf PAPIER PAPER AND EN VELOPES. XV F" A\f!Y BOXKS. fron 10c to 00c D?r boa 1" and VISITING CARDS. Edwin Parker. Oct. 1. 1879, tf ELSIE'S BAKING P0WDE3 -atEdwin P&rkefi ' Oct. 1,1879, tf NOTICE. The largest and Most ddMrLfit Stock of i BOOTS AND SHOES To bo found In the county is now offered f * sale by ;; WHITE BROTHERS, i I Octobcr 1, 1879. \ GROCERIES 3t? Ih _ ___ ?> AND | PROVISIONS l? f\F ALL KINDS ARE NOW FURNISII.-<1 vf cd at the lowest prices by WHITE BROTHERS. October 1 1879. I White Bro's., n ' W c- iirOITLT) respectfully ask the attention of h VV Buyers to their t SPLENDID STOCK OF [ I Hats, and <- Ready-Made Clothing, n " ALSO, it \ Ready-Made Shirts, Fr LaiM and Usianndried. ? October 1, 1879. * Aannnmn ; UiUiriiio i AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS!!! r DIRTIES 1" need of the above can be BupJl t>lied by White Brothers1 October 1, 1878. Notice to Creditors and Debtorst t /CREDITORS of tlie estate of Sarah A. Bare Vj more, deceased, are required to present j . their clulins to lis, duly attested, within thlr ty days. Persons indebted to the esUite Will t make Immediate payment, K H. R. BARMORE, J. L. BARMORE, Execntors. ir Sept. 23, 1S79,4t I SPECIAL ATTENTION ' IS CALLED BY in BROTHERS I 'I^O^THEIR Immense Jlno of BLACK CASH 1 :?ir.iiiv> j\u Ai>rAi/Ao. jiiiiKiinin in t these poods arc ottered. ALL-WOOL BLACK > CA8HMERES nt M cents per yurd and upr ward. Dill early and be suited. . Oct. 1, 1879, tf EXECUTOR'S SALE. WE will sell at the residence of the late Sarah A. Barinore, deceased, on Thurs> day the 16th day ol' October, 187H, the follow' lng described real estute, to wit: All that tractof land, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, more or less, bounded by W. B. Dunn, Smith & Arih-w und others. ; Also all the personal property of the said ' deceased, consisting of Household and Kitchen Fnrniture, and a few head of cattle and ; boas. Terms of sale, as to realty made known on : day of sale; as to personalty, CASH. JI. R. BARMORE, J. L. BAB.MORE. Executors. Sept. 23, 1879,3t PREPARED DRUGS?WITH THE FORMULA. AROMATIC Cod Liver Oil with Hydrophovl phat-es, Pure Cod Liver Oil with rhos-j phate of Lime, Pectoral Wine for Coughs, ' Colds, Asthma and Broncliitis, Compound Pepsinefor -yspepsiaand IudiKestlon, syrup of Sarsaparilla with Iodide of Potash. AlmO, Ladles' (Howard) Sluw Drcsslnp, Poultry Powders for the cure ol' Chicken dls- { eases, Animal Carbolic Sonp. Edwin Parker. Sept. 21, 1S79, tf ROSE WATER AND~1TAN~* DAL EMULSION. A CERTAIN Preventive of Infection and cure ol Disease. Edwin Parker. Sept 21,1879, tf NOTICE. IADIES' Misses' Hiid Children Shoes a specialty. R. M. Haddon & Go. K'.U if Pcpw ? !, S*fV, f'A notice: LADIES' CLOAKS, the latest style!, $2J0 to 810.00. v R. M. Haddon & Co. Hfcpt. 24, 1871), tf notice.. A BEAUTIFUL lino of DRESS GOODS ut i+li cent*. R. M. Haddon &Co. Sept. 21,1870, tf Cunningham & Templeton II RE now prepared to furnish tho DIAMOND SHIRT tfae old otnnd-by at SI, unlnundried and $1,15 Laundrled. Under Slirts ani Wool Tests, In great vnriety. . Sept. 21,1879. L H. RUSSELL ?S Just receiving a complete lot of Family Supplies. COFFEE, (SUGAR, BACON, LARD. MACKEREL, GRIST, MEAL AND FLOUR, CKACKEItS of all klndR, 8YRUPS, MOLASSES. VINEGAR, and a large lot of PICKLES. Canned Goods. PINE APPLES, PEACHES. SALMON, DEVILLED HAM, OYSTKKS, SARDINES, TOMATOES. Wines and Liquors, Pure hand-made Mountain CORN WHlSICEY, from S2/>0 @ S3,00 a pillion, purest and best white RYE WHISKEY ever brought to this place, $3,01) a gallon, and various, other klndn of Corn and ltye. A large ;couecnon 01 pure WINES. Tobacco and Cigars, A superior lot of fi<V CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO. I Fruits & Confectionery, 1 APPLES, ORANGltS, LEMONS, RAISINS. NUTS.- CANDIES &e; Apple Butter, 1 Something new sVnd nlco In 51b Cans, 81,25 a can. Sept 24. 1879, tf. Cheap Store. Jk MAIM CO Buy Cotton * AND-? SELL THE BEST GOODS ?AT THE Lowest Prices ! FOR CASH! OUR GOODS were purchased hi Nortfieri markets FOU CASH and sfelected wltl j care. Give us a call and we cuarantee GOod , and prices. We keep a General St6'ck; | eopt, 24, 1870, If Notice. WE arc now rocelvJntt our FALL STOCK of LADIES' GOODS, which baa been bought in the New York & Baltimore Markets. | At prices which will enable us to sell as cheap as uny house In the up country. In cons<>quonce of the LOW P1UCE OF COTTON, our entire Stock will be 60ld at the Lowest CASS PRICES, i If our friends, and the public generally will q give us a look, we feel confident, that we can convince them that OLD ABBEVILLE Is ^ their best market, and T R. M, HADDON & CO., I the best place to buy, MILLINERY u a Dress tails, Dress Trininis, i Black & Colored Silks, Silk & Worsted 5 ii Fringes, Ladies' Cloaks, ? T Zephyr Shawls, Nubias ? Laces, Silk and Lace Ties," Biions, Real lair Switches, And almost evervthlnc a Ladv would want. Respectfully, R, M, HADDON & CO,. Hept. 24,1879, tf | CrailGM AND f? TEMPLETO! ! bi Have opened home of their large and attractive atock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ? AND are receiving fresh additions every day. They are anxious to show their troods and will not be undersold, they have a complete | assortment of t GENT'S FURNISHING, I consisting of p> In Tnntin Poooimnrnn nnrl Wnnntnrlfl a UDaiiA, ua&MiiiDicd ami vvuioiquo. <* If the ludlos will call they can Bee a splendid m fiCJCCtloIl of 131 CLOAKS & DOLMANS i Hfl before they are picked over. All WOOL tn CROCHET SHAWLS us low as 81,50. Good w KID GLOVES all shades ut75c. ri] Balmorals and Wool Skirts I; In abundance and low In price. fo Americam LeLames, cdmmenclng at 12\$ ccntoper yard, and selling rapidly. Kept, 2J, 1870. tr. rnmm nm i urn mmm iullm, i THIS INSTITUTION Will Open on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. ITS FAfUt/TY is complete. Tho course of instruction, thorough. It is now the best endowed Institution in tho Slate, and offers exceptional/idvnntazes in the way of dellghtful climate, healthy location, moral community and rrtoderate expenses. The last arc as follows: Total expenses fbr the year, including Hoard In families, Tuition, Light.*. Fuel, Brioks. &c., 81lfl.50; Board fn mess, SlW.fiO. Send fbr catalogue or address the President. W. M. GRIEE. A?sfast27,18;0, lm , * A.BBEVILLE Graded School j WILL RE-OPEN fflonflay, Septemlier 15th, 1879. S; J. GRAHAM, M. A.-, Principal; MissL. WdlTE, I Assistants q Miss S. LIVINGSTON, f MsiBUmxs. | T^HE Scholastic year wlli consist of ten tb months of four weeks each, divided Into two sess'fons as follows : A Paying Hfcsslon of B< twenty-clijht wfccks, (with ftes us below,) and y< n Free Session of twelve weeks, paid for by the Public Sch<x>l Fund,?Krfce Session to be- d< glu on the first Monday lri April, 1880. Fees for Payitip Session. PrlmnrJ- Department,SI&50or$1.9)per month. IntcrmeUlute; siu.ii or ?.70 per monin. High School: S-.M.25 or 53.75 per taontb. Hefcs to be puld ninthly, and promptly. None but pay-scholarS will be admitted or _ coutfnuedduring the Paying Session. I The f;es arc the sanio In Amount for the 1 ydi\t as last year's rates. The apparent In- 1 crease on the monthly fees Is owlnji to the ' Free Session when no fees arfe charged. i The hImjvc rates are lower than at any similar Institution In the Suite. No extra charge Is inudc for Mathematics and Languages. W. H. PARKER, President Board Trustees. w. c; Beset, Secretary. Abbeville, September 1879,4t ifMli,' Betweeii White's Block and I the Central Hotel. EVERYTHING In tho Drug line at reasonable prlcfcs. Give me a call. ?. H. McBRIDE Agfc. ^ 1. D. REESE" fatcl Maker and Jeieler, ABBEVILLE, S. C. WILL be plfcaacd to Rcrve nis menus nnu the public with the best of work lh hie llnC'at. the lo'wfest prices. Cull ut the store of MMsr?. UuniSjfclI & Co., where he niny always b'e.fbuhcl tiurlng business hourB. Aprfl if; 1879. NOTICE. J LAiyifcft' Harfd Madfe Shoes ? sdihethlnR lifew und substantial. * E. M. Hadden & Co. gfept. 24,1870, IT Robertson, Taylor & Co* ?SUCCESSORS TO GEO. W. WILLIAMS & GO. i ! Cottiin Factors, Wholc&'dtc GroccfS-, 1 -AND- J GEl^RAL COMMISSION MERCHANFS 1 and 3 Hayne Street, ; CHAIILESTON.S.C. 1 Will plve nil business their inost cnri-ful , 1 attention. Consignments of Cotton Solicited; July ?}, 1879, Urn FURTSTITURU! \mmm A.t -Anderson, S. C, Gr. F. TOLLY A NNOUNCES TO THE ABBEVII.L Public Ihut lie keeps constantly on hrth t ANDERSON, S. C. The largest 8T0C] F FUHNITURE kept in the up-countri h'.ch he Is prepared to sell cheaper tha fREENVILLE, AUGUSTA, or CHAKLEf ON. Asa proof of this, I mention n fe< rices below, which are not intended r catch-ponnles" but aro my Regular Price ther articles will he found to beproportlor tely low. Good Hard Wood and Cottag ledstoads, with Sluts and Castors c<ynplet< 2.25 and upwards; Fine Solid Walnut Bed teads, Head Board 6 feet 5 Inches high, n ),75; Dress Bureaus, Imitation Walnut wit irge Glass ST.SO and upwurds: Holjrl Walmi urcaus l/i Marble Top. Drop Handles, 813.01 Kitchen sales two Doors and Drawer. St,-" pwards; Large heavy Cune Back and Sen rm Rocking Chairs. $2,50. Nurso Cane Bac nd Seat, 31,65, Cane seat Chairs par half do; a 85.00 and upwards, Washstands with drtiv rand Towel end 81.25 and upwards. Imltei on Walnut suits consisting of Solid Ilea oard French Bedsteads, Dress Bureau, Was! And, Table, 4 cane seat Chairs and one RooV lg Chair at 819,50, SOLID WALNUT CHAM ER SUITS, consisting of French Bedstead (et5 Inches high. Dress Bureau, Washstanc able. Four Cane seat Chairs and Brace Arr ane Seat and Back Rocking Chair 8112,50, au yerythlng else In prodortlon. Parlor Furniture of all styles cheaper thai nywhero else, call and see me. as I am d< irmined not to be Undersold by Any Hous( G, F, TOLLY, DEPOT STREET. Anderson, S. C, Sept 17, 1870. PT1VE PHOTOGMPHS S. ALEXANDER with an experlenc '? of flye years In Photograph Ins, ha jened a GALLERY on the Alston Hons t, where he has completed his arrangement r making Photographs, In all the varloti yles. Copying and enlarging Is one of m leclalttes. Llle size portraits made If d< red. 1 Uike pleasure In showing my spec! ens, and respectfully Invite the public t ill and see them. All who wish work don 111 do well to call early usl will remain her it a short time, W. S. ALEXANDER. Sept 17,1879, tf Sheriff's Sale. >hn R. Tolbert vs. J. L. Shumate and W T. Shumate. Judgment for Foreclosure. )Y authority of a decretnl order of Judg ) A. P. Aldrlch, In the case above stated, 111 sell at public outcry, at Afcbevllle (k>ur ouse, within the legal hours, on Sale Day li jtober next, the following described rea tate, to wit: All thatlotof land with thebulldlngs there i, situate In the town of Ninety-Six, front gon the Public square, ? feet on the Cam ldge Road [East], on the North by lot of W . Llmbocker, and West by lot of \V. C. Fou le, aud containing ONE HALF ACRE, ore or less, and known as the Shumat lock. Sold subject to covenant of lease made be /een the defendant J. L. Shumatennd Phil is & Juckson now tenants 6f one of thi Ick stores on said lot. By the terras o Id lease the said Philips & Jackson havi e right to the possession of the store li hlch thev arc now until the Itrat day of Feb wry, IfWO. rER.MS.?One half Cash, the remainder or credit of twelve months, purchaser to glvi ?nd secured by mortgage of said premise! r the payment of the credit portion of th< jrehase money. J. F. C. DuPRE, ss a r Sept. 13, 1879. 3fc. TOOTH PREPERATION. U RIGHT'S Cheekerbery Paste. Wright's Charcoal Paste. Franglpanno Tooth I'owder. West India Tooth Wash. ALSO, Pouclne Soap, Sand Soap. Hand Sopollo Soap. Jumper 1'ar and Glycerine Soap. Edwin Parker. Sept, 17, 1870, tf A. Y. L. SIM NS, S PREPARED t/> Rend pawsenpers fron Hodges to Abbeville, Ureen wood.and oth points.. [Sept. ll), 1379,2m CANARY BIRD SEED FOR SALE AT Edwin Parker's September 10, 1870. T? A TWU1D TW rtTT jruaiuLa xxi uiii White Lead, in 1 & 2 lb cans, Chrome Green 1 lb cans, Chromo Yellow 1 lb cans, Venetian lied 1 lb cans. Turkey Umber 1 lb cans, Itaw Umber 1 lb cans. Drop Black 1 lb cans, Prussian Dlue 1 <* 14 lb cans, Vandyke Brown 1 lb cans, Venetian Rod, dry, Spanish Brown, dry, Chrome Green, dry, at Edwin Parker's Sept, 10, 1S79. "the due westFEMALE COLLECE, 'HE twenty-first year will ripen Octobc 6th. The President and hla-family will remain li e College. Rates nave been reduced. Tuition am mrd, Including washing and fuel, for th ar, one hniulrcti and Hrty-lwo dollars. For further particular apply to the Presl snt, J. L BONNER, Dae West, S. C. Aug. 20, 18T0. lm 6 III! Mil V JL4 R I ' MM MLw W VI rv .? V* ? H0BGB8, 8. & IR. JAS, L. SHERIDAh Druggist & Chemist, a OFFERING itis LARGE AND WEL . selected stock 6'f DRUGS, MEICINES, PA-IiSTTS. OILS, 'oilet ni Faicy Articles, b Low down for CASH. aLso, A lot of fine Cigars und Tobncco. Jmtronage 16 Respectfully solicited, . JAS. L SHERIDAN. April 1?, 1870. 3m. Tit. IT TV WTTSnV JUTX I XXI X/i II AAIUVM| D E NTl'STEYi Ibbeville, C. H., S. C K- phlcc: Upstnlrt over the Tost Ofllcc. 'h J line 25,1871). tf. ti finemTll 1j0111h Has just had his mill on ca Jibuti'sCreek, eight miles west of Abl ville Court House, put In fine repair b.vn jf tlie best millwright's in the country. \VI ii netfr bolting cloth, a line new water whi ;inii improved machinery of every kind, cannot mil to please nil who may favor h with their patronage. All heasks is a ii trial; when he will guarantee satisfaction both tiuanlltv sud 11 utility of yield. July 2,1679," tf -ANDmimi 9 ^RE OPENING THEIR .FALL AND WINTER STOC d K MR, TEMPLETON has Just returned fi* *> the NORTHERN MARKETS where ho I (n purchased a nice I STOCK OF MERCHANDIS1 ) e comprising all lines. !; Ladies' Dress Ms, 121-2 Cen ^ Call early and got something choice In \ CLOAKS & ALPACA! I DOLMAN'S AT $7. \ CLOAKS AS LOW AS g ? Sept 17, 1879, tf n > Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Railro; CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after June :J8th trains will run this road us follows : Day 1'oMcnrjcr Train. (EASTWARD.) Arrive at Seneca.. D 12 a. m.-Leave... 0 13 a. i (WESTWARD.) Arrive at Seneca.. 5 lop. in.-Leave... 5 ltJp. Xiyht l'atuttnaev Train. (EASTWARD.) Arrive at Seneca.. U 01 p.m.-Leave... 0 02p. (WESTWARD.) Arrive at Seneca.. 6 JH a. m.-Leave... 0 3o a. I Local Freight Train. I (EASTWARD.) A rt-l i-n o* tffi- ? t - no ~ U W ?'. Ill.-JLiCrtVU... U -O 17. i (WESTWARD.) I Arrive at Seneca.. 7 05 a. m.-Leave... 7 12 a. " T/uough Freight Train. (WESTWARD.) Arrive at Seneca.. 1 55 a. m.-Leave... 1 55 a. Day Passenger Train. c (EASTWARD.) s Arrive at Green vl lie 10 45 a. m.-Leave 10 47 a. e (WESTWARD.) * ArrlveatGreenville 3 30p.m.-Leave 342p. Night Passenger Train. i' (EASTWARD.) * ArrlveatGreenvllle 1013p. m.-Leave 1045 p. (WESTWARD.) 0 ArrlveatGreenvllle 4 39 a. m.-Leave 442a. e Local Freight Train. e (EASTWARD.) Arrlveat Greenville 7 38a.m.-Lcave8 30a, (WESTWARD.) ArrlveatGreenvllle 354p. m.-Leave 420p. Through Freight Train. (WESTWARD.) Arrlveat Greenville 1033 p. in.-LeavelO 45 p. Connecting at Atlanta for all points W< . and Southwest. Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastc points. Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Si eca City, Greenville anil Spartanburg to ? points East and West. G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager 1 W. J. Houston. General Passenger and Tict 1 Agent. ? QREENVILLE & COLUMBIA RAILRO; On and after Monday, September 8th, 18 1 the Passenger Trains over the Greenville a Columbia Rullroad will be run dully, Su days excepted. MAIN" STEM. up train no. 1?columbia to greenvil] * Leave Columbia at 11 55 a * Leave Alston 1 21 p i Leave Newberry 2 47 a f| Lciive IIodgeH 5 23 p e Leave Helton 0 -16 p i Arrive at Greenville 7 55 p * DOWN TIIAIN NO4?OKEKNV1LLETO COLl'MB i Leave Greenville ut 7 00 u 3 Leave Belton - frlO n H Leaves Hodses - 0 33 a j Leave Newberry 12 07 p Leave Alston 1 31 p Arrive at Columbia 2 55 p ABBEVILLE BRANCH TRAINS. Leave Abbeville at 8 20 a Arrive at Hodgcx 9 15 a Leave Hodges - Ji 30 p Arrive at Abbeville 6 23 p ANDERSON BRANCH AND B. R. R. DOWN TRAIN. Leave Walhalla ... ; 5 10 a Leave .Seneca City 5 -10 a Iyeave Perryvllle 5 50 a Leave Pendleton fl 30 a Leave Anderson - 7 20 a Arrive at Belton 7 57 a CP TKA1N. Leave Belton 6 50 p Leave Anderson 7 32 p Leave Pendleton 8 22 p Leave Perryvllle 8 57 p i Leave Seneca City 0 07 p - Arrive at Walhalla 9 37 p T trrwrvLi DD A VOTT iiiiuivi'jiia iuvAiivxx* Laurens Branch Trains leave Laurens C. at7.J0a. ra. and Newberry at 3.00 p. tn., Tuesdays*. Thursdays and Saturdays. Abbevillg Branch Train connects at Hodg with down and up train dally, Sundays e cepted. The up and down Train connect clo*f . with Day Passenger Trains on the Sou Carolina Railroad and with the Chariot Columbia and Augusta and Wllmlngtc Columbia and Augusta Railroads. 11. H. TEMPLE, Oenernl Superintendent jAbEZ Norton, Jr., General Ticket Age ROSENBERG II DISTRESS yj AVIXG a very large and well selected 01UU13L UJL njTUUUi ON H-AJSTD 0 and am about to lay In the usual lar j amount of 1W GOODS - which requires more STORE ROOM than have, I will therefof-e sell to any ouc for ITHE GASH The GREATEST BARGAINS that have be otlereU this SEASON. CALL AT OtfCE. 1 ?AT? ' D DncrwDror r. nuoi^nuLiii Sept. 10,1S70, tf J. Kurz, Agent for Abbeville County. THE Celebrated SINCLAIR CUTTER, 1 ?IX and EIGHT. Those Machines are unlversnllly aeknt edged to bo the best manufactured. fur ting:Hay, Straw, Fodder, Corn Stalks, Si Cane, etc., and fur strength and Ititraiil i ftave nit e(|iial. li'di FIRST l'KKMIl OOLI) MKLALS at tlie World's Fair of] Is, London and Moscow, besides thousand testliiiot)litis frotn large stock raisers, lit S stables and farmers. Samples to be seen at Knrz & Hruce's |i Shoo anil Harness Kstiilillsliinenl, Abbey Court House. So, Ca. Dec. 25. IS IJifflS. HOPSOiN PIUGOJS*' SS Boarding and Day Sctie ?? !. FOU YOITN? LADIES, s| CHARLESTON, S. 111 itHT11'1, or>I'-v 'OCTOBRIt (iTH. i'o'r t( ?V auply to the Principal. 1 bcpt-1'; l"i JAP PLETONS' American Cyclopadia.< NEW REVISED EDITION'. ENTIRELY REWRITTEN BY THE ' ABLEST WRITERS ON EVERY SUBJECT. - I Printed from New Type and Illustrated ? witli Several Shous&nd Engravings and Maps. WHE work originally published under the n J title of the NEW AMERICAS UVCLO- P P/EDIA was commenccd In 1858, wince which time the wide circulation which ithaa attain* ed In all parts of the United states, and the 1 signal developments which hitve taken place I in every hrnnch of science, literature and art, J have induced the editors nnd publishers to _ submit it to an exact and thorough revision, v aud to Issue a new edition, entitled THE AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA. Within the last twenty years the protjresaof im Hln/.i.vnrtr In nv/.rv rlor...^tmon< ..# j MIUW'VI^ ' V J UVJ'UI U1 JVIIWnlL-UKi; lu8 Iuih made a new work of reference an Impcra- T tive want. * The movement of political affairs has kept J pace with the discoveries of science, and their j. rrultftil triplication to the Industrial and useful arts and the convenience and refinement of social life. Great wars and consequent revolutlonb have occurred, Involving national changes of peculiar moment, The civil war ? fn of our country which was at Its height when V IN the last volume of the old work appeared, has U bapplly been ended,and anew courscof commercial and Industrial activity has been commeneed. k LARGE ACCESSION'S TO OUR GEOORAPniCAL KNOWLEDGE HAVE BEEN MADE. m i The great polltlctil revolutions of the lastde- f " cade, with the natural results df the lapse of I time, have brought Into public view a jnultl- J tude of new men, whose names are In every one's mouth, and of whose lives every one la Y curious to know the particulars. Great bat- ol 2 ties have been fought and important selges nl t maintained, of which Ihe detnlls are as yet dt preserved only In the newspapers or in the tl! transient publications of the day, but which n oughtnow to u TAKE TUEIIl PLACE IN PERMANENT AND AV qt THKNTIC HISTORY. 0t ad In preparing the present edition for the press. It has accordingly been the aim of the editors to bring down the Information to the on latest possible dates, and to furnish an accurate account of the most recent discoveries In _ scieoce, and of every fresh production. in literature, and of the newest Inventions in the m. practical arts, as well as to give a succinct and original RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL EVENTS. The work was begun after long and careful preliminary labor, and with the most ampl* _ resources for carrying it on to asuccessful ter- T H* mination. ?? None of the original stereotype platen have been used, but _ m' every page nas been printed on new i m TY1'E? forming, in fact.anew Cyclopmdia, with the same plan und compass as Its predecessor, but m with a far greater pecuniary expenditure, ' and with such Improvements in its cot position as have been suggested by long expcrlm ence and enlarged knowledge. the illustrations, which are introduc- H rn. ed for the first ttme p. In the present edition, have been added not for , the sake of pictorial effect, but to give greater Am. lucidity and force to the explanations in the text. Tliey embrace all branches of science O m. and of natural history, and.depict the most hi famous and remarkable features of scenery, architecture and art, as well as tho various m. processes of mechanics and manufacturers. Although I n tended for instruction rather than m. embellishment, no pains have been spared to insure their artistic excellence. ? n1. The cost of their execution is enormous, 11 est and It is believed they will llnd a welcome reception as an admirable feature of the Cyclo:rn piedla and worthy of lus high character. 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The undersigned have been appointed sola tL'fnfs for rliH Knleof"Mrnnan<5ml.lr;MIX. [X"RE,"an Infallible curejfor colic i& horses, iiulc? or cattle. This preparation, was pat^. entgd June .SO, 1869, and In the shbrt time vhiph has eiapsetLslnce has attained a repuatlon unequaJed by any patented medicine m ttye elobe. e have In onr possession te*. Jmonlias from rftimcrous persons who have lsedit: . , I have had two occasion* to use McCordfl 3ol!c Mixture In canes that.^emefl desperate. I'hesuccess In.cfirlnK was apparently maglcil. it Is administered without trouble or de-. ay, is spcefly (ft action, and I think is so valjable tnat every person who foanages horses Tt mules should keed it at han*l. D. L. .WARDLAW. . IsavrMr. McCord use hfs medicine on 4 nare tlrat hud 1 e?u travelling, and was seil-?d with .cramp colic. The animal was dropping d6'wh f equently and Iji grtfit pain. In ' i short time after the medlctne wiiS zlven?In. :en minutes. at the farthest:? theinlraal was. sasler. and In an hour I saw-the animal harlessed aiid driven oft", anu learned subset jitcntly stie performed the Journey and had io more colic. A . . . THOMA{? THOMSON. ,= I have had one occasion lo use McCord'o, ?ollc Mixture. Jt was ver^ effective and I hlnk Is an excellent mediefne. S. McGOWAN. r'orSaletfi Abbeville by.. ^ . DR. E. PARKER. For sale by Tv Baker LcNrndtavlilc, Dr. E. H. KdWarjis. Due West. VERIAXA'S ASCANTTM. FOR Beautl/ylng the Complexion, Remove*. Freckles, PiinjtlcH. tSunburn, Tan, and Hides the MarRs of i^mall Pox,_at ^ Efiwin Farker. Sept. 21, lS7d, tf Marshall P. DeBruhl Aftoriey at Law, AHHKVII.LE r. H S f . W.C.BENKT, I- _l Attorney at juaw Law Range, Abbeville C. II. S. C. , TO MAKE MONEYP.easantly und liist, ujrents should nddrcsfl FfNLEY, IIAUVEY A <'0., Ga.c VJ. 1878, J y / flant i. At the EMPORIUM OE FAlIQfS. OUR BWk bolnff unusiy\l)v nyra<itlve this season we would speeeiall.v (nvltejthe In- . (lies to eive us a look before ptmliabini; ancl: . tuaraniee to save Hu m money, with best selection In our line to be 1'oulid in the up-country. Respectfully, JAS. A. BOWIE.' Sept. 2 J. 1879.