The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 14, 1880, Image 3

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The Press and Banner J ABBEVILLE, S. C. j Wednesday, Jan. 14, 1880. | New Mercantile Firms. in thcstoros as well sts in Law ltnncc, ail t limps jire boc-'tinup new, \Vc ptiMish to-day , the announcemcii! made l?y three now 111111"% ' of tnciClMtits? H. W. iSarmvi-ll, John Knox ?V i Co., and 1\ Koseiihorjr ?V ?'<>. Ourenorpetie merchant, John Knox, ha*; formed 11 |iarl 11 ei-ship with Mr. .1. s. WiUnti,. mid Mr. A. S. Oshortie. Mr. Wilson hasdoneI *0 well asa cotton weigher. that we :ir?* sure i ho will make Ills fortune as a merchant. !)? >! Ik industrious, pnsi im; and uutiriu;.', ai:d liis popular maimers will aitrai-t customers to 1 Jils store. Mr. Oshorne has K?utr heeti ki:ov:i j?s Mr. Knox's salesman. ami his worlh as: J>lich is proved (>y the t;i<-t that he has lieen i taken in as a partner, ile needs no other recommendation. We arc j;lait to sve that Mr. Hos<?:iT>ciy has formed a partnership wtiU Mr. ti, .V. \ isansKu. Mr. Hosonbotv has aJways done well.' 5111.1 h:ts hi-en a successful merchant, and his s-uccess will bo Incrvstsetl still by having Mr. Yisanska as his partner. Mr. Visansku is ss; mercantile man of live right stamp. oarne>.*;! In business, and pleasant in manners. Wej jprcdict thnt. l\ Kost-wberg a Co., will lie one' mi our most suecesMul firms. Tlie third new lirm is that of II. W. Ham- I Veil, the successor of l'.arn well ,fc Co. Mr. j Itnrnwell is tisound, reliable business man, who will keep all the customers of the old firmand add largely to their number. The! retiring partner. Air. li. R. Iliirnwell, has established Hti a gundy lor the sale of phosphates, | its well as an insurance agency, his ollice l>e-1 ingln the store of 11. \V. liarnwoll. We wish Mm all the success in his new enterprise which his great ability and energy as a bust- |, liens uiau de>erve. In this connection should be mentioned the! j Central Hotel under the superb management j, of Mr. J. A. Haniey. who gives the wayfarer | st hearty welcome t<> his deMrablc lodgings j ?mi furnishes his table with the best ol every-1, thing the market affords. Complimentary to "The Homeless." |( In a letter written to usby a gentlemna who I \VHMoneof the Inviteil guest.s at me "Homeless ; i Collation," he speaks as follows of thatocca- i ?lon : "That entertainment was undoubtedly the I most remarkably successful I have ever at tended. If this is a specimen 01 your suppers and your "least of reason and How of boul." please put ine down as a chronic guest. All I have to say is that If this in the school ttie younger members of Abbeville society are to be taught in, with matronly grace, beauty,and virtue to inspire them, and with the example of the elder members of the I. library Club to stimulate them, let those elder members look to their laurels. Kor 1 have never before heard at any supper?and I have been at a good many?betti.r speeches or seen more calm self-possession and mod-' est oratorical talent 011 the uart of the sjx-.tkers, particularly among thf younger members the old fellows were of course used to harness which became them well." We are not at liberty to give our correspondent's name, else onr readers would know that praise from hint is praise indeed. We ?re sorely tempted to publish some very! pleasant things he says in praise of the Prcn <mil Manner and its editors, but modesty for-1 bids. Library of the Literary Club. . j The sale of last year's magazines and re-) views belonging to the Literary Club took' place on Friday Urnl hist, at the Club library.' The proceeds amounted to over forty dollars..! This sum added to the annual dues of the members goes for the purchase of magazines find reviews for the current year. Over one hundred dollars worth of periodical literature , ? l 'I'lm llct jijl^ w:ii viuriru iui iiivmuu. ...... , prises all the finest magazines and reviews both American and English. It surely Is. creditable to a town of the slie of Abbeville j that it maintains a Literary Club whose members keep themselves abreast with the best literary production*of the day.?not (o spesik of the social pleasure and intellectual profit derived from the monthly meetings of the j Club.aud the "Homeless Collation" to bowU February Court. I Grand Ji*ry.?K. M. Mitchell, \V. K Henderson, Jno C Douglass, Samuel At'tnw, A 7$ Kennedy, Klebard Peyton, Jno R Mattisoti,' A idrew Stephenson, Thomas H Kluuh, 1* M I oordau, William Maglll. Jno A Devlin, J Sj Mctiee, S A Mcintosh, A M Erwin. Jno Wlikerson, B Boliu Allen, Willium Itiiey. Pktit JritY.?J M Graham, Alex Colmart, I E|E Iwards, A T Mellwain. W s Kiclmrdson, ' <r \V Conner, E F Power, William Moore, | Wtmuel Evans, J II Wideman, T 1, Moore, J A Crawford. E H Booker, J li Wilson, Titos W Morton, J L Dreunan, (*eo W Louiax, W A Hunter, Geo W Speer, J G M Brauyaii, J E Wakefield. Andrew McNeill, M A Cason. Chas Lynch, T C Stewart, George White, Ed- j Ward Itoavh, Thomas A Cater, J <> H'-mingcr, Julius E DuBosn, Berry Reason. M L Latimer, 1' Brooks, W S Chamberlain, U A Haddoii, J M Ellis. | A Prosperous Finn. j Abborillo has some ns prosperous business .iw/Hin I>-m frfiniwl nnvu'lii rt'. :Ui?l imioliif their number wo would men lion Messrs. U... <? Joel smith A Son, whose business bus steadi-' ( iy increased from the beginningof their career; t s?? merchants. Last week in consequence of f unprecedented sales tiieir stock wus so uutch i reduced that the senior member of the Arm t Went to market a second time ;uid iuRt in an- i * other larce supply 01' ?<<ods. The>e gentl.?- j men uowhavein theirstore the fullest assort inent of everything that the housekeeper or!r the farmer may desire. A uumlicr of polite ; w and accommodating clerks sUind ready and n noxious to serve the public. When In want] oj anything, don't fail togivethisilriuacali.lv Kike.?We rc'iret to le:irn that the new ,' dwelling house of Mr. J. K. Todd at Due West ! whs burned last Sunday night. Having suf- ? fered two or three times from fire ourselves.! \ve know how to sympathize with Mr. Todd. I I/es? than two years ago lie lust several thou- j saiiii dollars by the burning of his sfra-m mill ! J At Due West. If indomitable will, energy ] it id pluck mean anytlvnirin this world, lie 1 will yet regain all his lo ses. No man in Ab- > \ heville Is more de*erviiiK uood luck than]} Mr. Todd. We learn that his dwelling was c partially covered by insurance. ! t Henry Mvkks and his son, charged with}* the murder ot K. K. Truwitt. were brought, 1 le.oie .Iud<e Thomson on writ of ImOcih cor- j I put last Wednesday. They were ropre*MMt-j ' ed by Messrs. E. 15. Gary and O. T. Calhoun !<! and the State by the Solicitor. The testl-j* mony for the State was read, an J mI1?t argu-j nvnt the .Judge decided to release them nn j tuelr giving bond in the sum of KJ.Ouu, which j they will probably not give. i Tiie iinmml examination of public school te ichcrs takes place to-day In the Court House , before the County Board of Examiners. To-1 morrow, the colored candidates will bo snb-j Jccted to the same examination. 4>rt*t inter-1 st Ik manifested in this matter this year, as j it Ik understood that the questions for first ' and second grade arc much more difficult j than formerly, and the pay is also to be] higher. | Mr. John A. Wkir, formerly of Abbeville, | is now connected with the Commercial Hotel j In Greenville, which Ik kept by Col. A.M. i Speights, the prince of hotel keepers. The i k Commercial is a good place to Mop, and Mr. j "Wier will be pleased to see hU Abbeville! friends, where he will give them a home-like welcome. Success to Mr. Weir and the Com-: incrcial Hotel. tf j Wkl^xk.-Wc Kivc a heart v welcome to * M.|U lion ham, Ksq., who has left Newberry | ] to take up his abode in Abbeville,?to Join i tlie Abbeville Ifcir and east in his lot with the j j>oople of Abbeville. Mr. Honhani.arrived in town last night. lie will be kiiullj' reeeived, j we are sure, by the tnciiibers of the l'arj whose ranks lie proposes to join, ami to Mrs. i Ilonhain and himself Abbeville society will give a hospitable welcome. Municipal Election.?'The following ticket wa?elected as Intendant and Wardens of ltodge* last Monday: G. M. Ho<lges, Intendant; W. II. Rowlett, \V. It. Kichey, and two colored men whose names we do not know. It is understood that thin Council will not grant liquor license. Mr. John Gars is at present on r. visit to' friends in Abbeville. He Is enjoying tU>? win-1 ter vacation and rest from his studies \t the I University ot the South. Sewnnee. Ten>.. lie | has been spending some time out In Texesvis-j ltlng his brother, Mr. Charles (iass. | Mr. Thomas Thomson of the firm of Hill j A Thomson is now on a visit to Florida, looking after his interest In certain lands in i that State. In the meantime the business will bo run by his partner and young Mr. Hammond. Messrs. W. Joel Smith <k Son have rented the middle store In the O'Neall building to store their heavy goods, which they have j. (net Kntifrht ot hnffntn flirtirnc mill nf / nlir.wn ! - "r"" '*"? v* vv",,,v ' I customers will share the profit}!. j ? Mr. Chas. W. Cason, who has been handling the ynrd stick for Messrs. Cunningham <t Templeton of this place, ban determined : to leave old Abbeville to try his fortune in Alabama. We are sorry for Charlie to leave ; us, but predict his early return. j The Hon. Peter Cooper, of New York, lias; given the Limestone Springs property to the i t Mpartanbnrg Baptist Association, am! Kov. J. j G. Landrum, who is Chairman of the c?ni-1 mittec in charge, hopes to have the school in , operation soon. ! Ma. \V. K. Bailie of Greenwood, is now at the store of the Messrs. Barnwell, and will be pleased to see not only his own friends, but the friends of every body else at his new place of business. Give him a call, lie will do you good. Me. John B. Weir, formerly of Abbeville, | tut now of Greenville, is at present employ- j oil in one of the drug stores in that city, j He Is a young man of energy and pluck who deserves todo well wherever he goes. Messrs. G. G. Wells and T. ij. Donaldson | of the Greenville Bar were in town Saturday ; last, attending lo professional business of importance. They were the guests of Colonel j' Cothran while In town. DAny one in want of a small tract of excel-! i lent land, on the most accommodating terms , ?to buy or to rent, would do well to apply en fix at the I'ressatid Banner oflice. A bar-1 gain Is ottered. ! > i Mr. C. E. Bruce has determined to < ^r?vr?to himsnlf Rnlt>Iv to fho htislnoss on flu* I J*outhwestern corner of the public sjuare. |< He has given up his store 011 Wnsington , street. What is the matter with the Hand? For i months and months "their voice has not' ' been heard " in the land and very soon the i' campaign will be upon us. j i Mb. J. W. Robertson has a good run on Mllburn Wagons. He sells several every j week. His supply of these superior wagons is inexhaustible. Colonel William Wallace of Coluni-j !)ia, announces that he will be a candidate for '; Congress from the Third District, at the next, election. 11 Mess its. Jones <t Mili-ek arc painting some I attractive signs on the outside of their store. I They are progressive men anil mean busi-ji ness. Mb. James Norwood has so far recovered from hi* accident as to l>e on the streets again. W'e congratulate him. Messrs, Kckns a Oshornk arc contem-j plating running a butcher business on Washington street. Kkv. J. C. HmEN, P. T)., lias withdrawn j from the editorial conduct of the JJapH.it j Courier. If you want a good buggy aud harness, call i on Mr. J. W*. Kobertson. i. 'W""''"''!'"' jk. ^ .IKKK I>avtl>.?.Icir J ?a vid li!U respited. tins time until l-'riila.v, r/P'l" ',oe Iter next. Tin- ifisl respite expiml^'pten iliiy JiMi ilist. Tlits is now the fifth tiiii*'1' has lieeu respited,?that i < I?? say ,tin? day1 his exiyiilioii hus heeii appointed six ?tIlT< cut limes, i-< >11 ii i ii^r the tirst, 11 is enun> uelieves in the justice of hi* cause, and is u tiring in hisciloitsin tielialt' ?i' his client. I'rituc SCII1HH.S.?The Kulcs ami Kej*ul tions made li.v the t 'oiuity lio.ird tor is.su a in our columns to-day. U'e arc ulad to s that i!io salaries ol teachers arc increase \\ e call the attention 01' teachers and truslc lo I he I Jules. We had the pleasure of a eal! lust wo. from our esteemed correspondent ''<^u Nunc." N<> 111:111 has ever writlen more 1 better a Nicies I >r the/V?.?.v unit liunm r. I isuspK'iuli 1 iiow?j'ii]M!r uisiii. Mi:. I'iyt"i;sr Is to leave Ahheville f< Chariesti>h ibis wool;. Ho intends i<i 01 (.'asic in ihe grain ami Hour business I cliurU'siKii. Success to him. Til H"vecl ticket" was carried iu llroen wo< this li'Jie. while I'll- "dry ticket" gained t! ihiyat Uini^fs,?l?y one vole. .Miss s\ 1.1.11-: [sivrr, whose mind was < badJy el!'eei?.ij iVuiu a se\ere attack of the li Vcr. is now weil. t'l'iT'-: a number of canilidJtos for t( iwtelnriV examination to-day arrived in tow yesterday. ?.Vi:s. II. I-. .UcUowan, of Laurens, is; present in Abbeville visiting iier friends. To arrive, one car load of meat, at Hill 1 Thomson. ( 'recinvoorf Notes unci Coinnicnls. MY QUID NUNC. The female school will open Monday wool T. H* Walker aud W. II. lially from Abb villi', wore iu town Sunday. " .Miss AilaSinari, daughter of Rev.Mr.Sm ?i spent the holidays) at home. Mr. James Ifcivjs has couim need improvi mentx on his lot opposite Lir. Taggart's res; lie nee. Prof. I)argan, unfortunately hud his le broken a few weeks uuo, which will delay th Exercises of the male school some weeks. W. K. Wake. Es<j? has returned from Texai II Is said that many of the hands who lei with the employing agents from Alahatm noted In bad faith with the contractors, nun bers both white and black, leaving the traisi at different stations along the route helot Lhey reached tlielr destination. Miss JSitlev, daughter of Itev. Mr. Stlley,ha beeen spending some time at lionn. Mr. Whitlock, of New Market, it is umlei stood, will put a Clement Attachment i Ills new mill, now in process oi construetlot For cheap amtexcellent tin ware of hisow manufacture, call on Sproles' tin and stov lionso. It is devoutly wished that a first-class c\ rlone will lilt up the old ( . AC', depot heri from it< toundations and set it down abou ? !..? A ,IJf LTIIlll' W| HIV." s'\ 11<<I<IIV* This vicinity has liiui three consccutlv lisastrous years to fanners. The farmer iml ?! .'reliant* have borne U]> with remarki ile furl limit*, ami itis certainly earnestly t K* wished tiiat this year may he abundantl, iropi lions to ih'itiilistressim: class of citizen* ijhjii whom the groat burdens ot materia aipport ami progress rest. .Small quantities of cotton continue to com H ami bring a good price. (Jen. Hraiiiey says that if no disaster snpei ?*ncsthere will be live thousand bushels ? small grain made within an area of one mil wjiiare of him. .Mr. s. 11. Hodges, of the firm of llallej [lodges Jt Co., has retire<l from mercautil nislness, having sold his interest In thcabov Irm to the other proprietors and Mr. J. s iaily, the latter gentleman, a former sale! nan in the house, becoming a partner in it lm? a.* now constituted. This is a very stron; mil reliable house, possessing both theeapiUi iud qualification for a good business. The creditors of Jiuckhelt & Co., a few day igoappointed Capt. J.T. Parks an their agen 0 act with Judge Tarrant, assignee. The wheat and on I crops have sustalno tome Injury from a small greyish colored ll; rhlch literally covcr'iriany of the lields. The following anti-prohlbltlon tnunicipn Ickct will go in today with but little opposi Ion. Intendaiit?U, (i. Waller. Wardens\. McNeil, W. H. Watson, J.T. Parks, J.I Maxwell. Messrs. Hardin & Black are turning out at xcelient quality of flour. To-day they shi] 1 car load to Lorick & Ixtwruuce, Columbia. Brewer's Normal School (colored) .1. A ilackcusiore, prinei) al. is in a very prospu >uscondition. The colored element are jus iow manifesting extraordinary interest li lie matter ol education. im-uiltmr /* )hnim it 1 In- Maptlst Church hist night was prevent ;d h.v tlie* inclement weather. A requisite number of hand* have been ob iiined by the farmers at satisiactory wages. Several gentleinen in town have com nciieed gaidening. An old lady in this vicinity who assorts in 'allihility in the power* of divination, say his year will wind up the si upondou s d rawn >f time and transfer the dramatic person in o others-tages of existence?perlmps a litti Kilter. That old ox?lie wouldn't toat double, bit list doubled himself up and two small boy vent oil with fearful velocity kt k distrt?-*.im anient of several decrees, planting them iclves head and ears in the mud. I'rof. Utrc pays weekly proiessional visit 0 tiiis placeai.(I Ninety-Six. The slow mail process through the country wis provoked some unnecessary censur ind legal action against the Greenwood am Vugusia ItaJIroad. on uocouut of delays am letcntion in the discharge of prisoners ciuse< hereby. It requires about a week for a lette rom Columbia to reach the residence of lien Bradley I lie president, and get ? reply a hat city. The penitentiary nutlveitie hould hear this fact In mind and n< t r i|Ulr 1 a possible expedition. The day was had, but Rev. Mr. Power, tb lew pastor of the M. K. cburidi. bad a gooi le'.ience yesterday, and preached it very tin cruiun, It is said that I'rof. Kluch, reoent iirifcswi 'lect from here to the Georgetown, Texru niversuy, is noi wen pieatfc'ii wiin nib nev lome. ? ? '0. P. II." SominnteN for Gnvonior B. F. Ferry, of ^refJivtllc. <%litor? Prr.w and Manner : The unceasing revolving wheels of tim mve ushered upon the stage ol" action tl> oar ISSO. Its character is vet to be shap< d ts joys and sorrow s are to tie encountered am xperlenced. l'ollt.leally speuUiutr, tlio rte> in.v of democruey hik! radicalism is t<> lie tic ided by the riaht of sutlrage. ^'ill the foi ner lie victorious in trying to maintain It >rescnt reigning status; or ekeout h sbori ived existence? And shall the latter, bosu< essftil in reinstating Itself in the asceuden y? These are interrogatories Involving Is ues of inoiin-ntoiis niagnltuile. How linpoi nnt It. is, for Democracy to preserve he links Intact. Already much faction and dis ord have sprang up and are prevallln ilarmlngly. menacing breaches IrreparabU Discard additional measures that would hav he remotest tendency to bring about alienn Ion. Let chronic sore* be healed and not li itate them with a caustic lotion to gratify revengeful spirit, lie ware lest dismember iiieut be the forerunner of the stigma, dcfeal 'oncentrntion of sentiments and unity of at ion are Indispensable prerequisites in ordc o designate l.<s<? as a year of Jubilee. 1 pi t ;ume nominations fur consideration are no low premature. Iam reluctant that the can il [dates for Chief Magistrate of the State b vhittled down to Gary and ilagood. itreall; ippears.in this age of progress, that a deartl >f genuine statesmanship is prevailing. Goo llUllfriill I'T 111^ ? Ml IV.Ill I |'l ?M U *'I I r becoming apparently, quite scarce. Th iignsof tin* times demand wisdom of ex per snce. Integrity of heart, stability of pc.rpos md last, but not least, 11 nail 11 Iterate I consei >*ative statesmanship. To till this "bill" w mist go back in the rear ot this last ace an< iring to the front a personage that liasbrci ruly and well tried. I propose to suggest. 1 lie Press, either to endorse or ignore, a chat icter that inv pen is too feeble to eulogize o veil to give a faint sketch of his sublime rnei ts. Ills reputation is unsullied, it has bee; >stnblished longago; and defies comparison lis past record isamply sutllcieut to'mianuit, ,but his^iant Intellect is deeply penetratin ind devoid of all unnecessary Impetuous pri ipitaney. Truly he may be designated will lie appropriate appellation?Old Keliabli ['he blush of shame does not suffuse in, iheeks In mentioning to the people of th Uate for (lovernor the name of Kx-tJoverno t. F. I'erry of (ireenville. I hope the upne >art of the State will speak out and give in ictus to the ball in behalf of the great statet nan. Search theState from centre tocircun erencennd you will tlnd no individual bet er capacitated to assume the responsible di les or the Executive Chair. His hoary-ver rahle locks and care-worn wrinkled feature ?rt* 110 impediments, but, yea, rather,Indlce >f u matured intellect. U. P. 11. A >"ew Cotton Factory. [Spnrtotibiivij IIcraM. | The spirit of manufacturim; enterprise hat Is beineso sedulously courted all throuid he South just now has reached Spartanburg ind assumed tangible shape in a well deve >pcd plan to establish u Cotton Factory a iurricanc Shoals,on Pacoiete Klver. On las Saturday Mr. 1>. I-'.. Converse made a purchas >f the splendid water power and lands adjn cut, and, with the energy that characterize um. at once set about the work of orgnnizin l Joint Stock Company to utilize it, by pul ing Into operation there an extensive Cottoi "actory. The plan Is, to receive subscriptions to th apital slock at SUM) per share, and as soon a ilOn.uw is guaranteed, to go Immediately t vork, audits soon as it. can be done toincreas he stock to SUUO/HR Mr. Converse anil Mi I'witchc! individually, together with th lendaleCompany, have already taken stoci n the new company to t he amount of ?"J.'!.ihii dr. Converse Is meeting the hearty co-open ion of the monied men, and lias^ up to thl line received subscription, in town, with on ?r two from the county. to theamount of ovt W.000. The water-power is sutliclent to ru id.iHD spindles. The siteis one of the best 1 ,heState, and is nbont eight or nine mill rom Spartanburg and less than a mile froi he Air-l.ine Knilroail. It is thought tha *parlanburg alone will subscribe more thai iltXi.OuO to this Factory. Hoary Losses of Moat in Mocklonbur; Charlotte Obscrv<T. Keporis me cnumi; Huocaii* ?ii.i here will boun immchscamount of pork los n this vihintry this season on ncvount of tji protracted wurni weather. Many fanner ?IIIt'll during tlie colli weather we luul nhoii Christmas. anil before it was curwl t h" wnrr weather caino and has eon tin lied ever .?inci Sews reaches u? that some farmers imvo lo< nearly nil they ktiled. Many of them nr itill keeping their hogs in the pen watting fu the weather tugrow cold enough to itiltnit ( slaughtering them, and this amounts to a most, tlie same thing as losing Hie meat, fi they are eating tlielr heads oil', as ihe ex pre siim goes, and if Ihe farmers have to kee thfin much longer, tliey will have to buy cur to feed thein..Speaking of thelosstoMeeklei hurt; farmers yesterday, a citir.en who lm had considerable experience in slaughterin hogs said that many persons lost their niei by salting too .soon after the animal hud bee killed, and by packing the meat In barrels i boxes. He said that the meat should not 1. salted for from twelve to twenty hours aftc killing, in order to allow all the animal lie; to be lost, and then should belaid on incline piuue.s 10 avi riu <m me inoisiuro. We resrot to hear that. Mr. John H. Artge Jr., met with n very severe injury by Hi runnimr away of his hordes in Pendleton o Tuesday. J le wasthrown from his buggy nn had both legs broken. IIis accident is a ver painiul rtnd dangerous one, but we trust I will recover as rapidly and completely i possible. -Anderson Inlclliyaiccr. n! Tub Oai:i>kn.?Very early pardenlnsdoes l- not generally pay for the Irouhlt, luit now is l-l tin- tlnti' to manure and plow the Harden. The! if deeper y?m 11 reak I lie land the hotter. Peep! rultivation Jvnd heavy manuring will insure J, ion a line vcgi'tiililis Karlypeas, j I il.i'.'ce. early e.iooas, sniiiaeh ami onions . ber'anted now. n ?., ?iivs Hi tie trouble to p,>|(.C| these. 1 here are u...... varieties 1 a- peas tli.| \\>e have tried for years,' i >V(,,? have fount none that we prefer to them. , I i%e 'I'hey eonie it one after Hie other, and with I d.,two painlin?s ?ne may have peas six to eight'1 ,.s , week. Mel.eau'K l.ittie (letn. 10 inches high,!1 ; Very early , the KugenleII teel higii, and I lie! . ;t 'hainpion of England 5 feet. As to qmlllty |j i there can In* no iiiinroveineiit on these*varie-i; ties.?OnrnlinnS/ut,'tou. I 11>1 stoi.ks i 'ivrr in.?Mr. John Devlin !okI a hale: i I of cotton Salt* Day night. lie traced it to I ? : CJreen vllle, wtiere it hatliiusl hern so!<t liel'.ire. " nine oelock \Vednesdit.V morning. The thief | " e>eap<,djhnt his mules and wagon were seized. I " ^ The thief Is still at large. j! ??| .UAltK>.T KKI'OUTS. <f, CORKKCTKD I5Y T> n i* n o 11 <fc C o.51 a Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General j i u j Merchandise. !\ ] Aiuievii.t.k, January 1".?Cotton receiptsj t ' light. Market steady, the best grades sell lor i' jl.'ar.dlJ1^ \> j IIIKTI1S. ! At Abbeville, January 7,1SS0, Mrs. J. It. F. ^ j "Wilson, a son. i. II uI III III I I ! I.I l? ] HOTEL ARRIVALS. 1 ' , -wr.-TT- - - ~rJ c-i ckntkai. Horsrc.?I>r K 11 McBrldc, cltv Ii l- .K K Harden. Hiilcs!iurjr, S G: J t: >I<-mphiil, | IJ A ( alhonn, city; w jjj.'rinw, \\ h rrlnc. ' d ' WllliarnsUm; T \V Mars, Calhoun's Mills- II e | C Mosely. Pheonex; J c C Feathers ton, An- , I dcrson; Mrs Satmul Carter, Lebanon: J \V * s. I Murrah. Mtl ("amid; J K Hrmvnlcc, J F ft 1 (llnkscales, Antrevlllc: H A\ardlu w, \V S . i,' < othi'an. city: Win Mills, llos'on ; \\" T i-1 Turner, X Y: (' C D Allen, W S Alexander, ' is; J ] Calhoun. Mr anil Mrs \V T McDonald. J v I city; Hew Pritehard. Cokesburv; Dr \V" M 1 | Tasrjinrt, Monterey; solin I.yon. Little Monn- I* s tain; l?r.l W W'idenian, Wldeman's; J C ' Haven port, Hodges, J r" M ( ). II J. S. COTIIKAX, e; Ii. W. Pekkin, T. P. Corn ran. J Colliran, Perrin& Cothran ! 1! d attorneys at Law, J;I * ABBEVILLE, S. C. y [ .Tail. H, tf "i Dissolution. ? T'HK copartnership heretofore exlstinp tn l 1 I Ik* Firm name of BAItNWKLL it CO., Is tills day dissolved by mutual consent.# lf n. w. haknwf.ll, ' I!ENJ. 8. 1IAKXWKLL. January fi, 19S0, | I TUEOVESiD | ? -TO- ! ^ \ , BEQUEST S STORE, T EDWIN PARKER. * a j j:in n, issn, tf . 1 !;Notice, Annual Returns.' Administrators, kxccntorc.onnrdiano anfl Trustees a re hereby not I tied that r<v ' I turns for the past year are now due upon . ^ their estates. They are requested to make | them at an early date. Ill J. FULLER LYON, t Probate Judi?e. 11 Jun 1-J. 1S80, tf J I I Central House, i i- 'IMIK undersigned will hereafter he found at ( the CKNTHAL liOTfcX, and will five his 1 -1 personal attention and whole time to the in- 1 s ; I crest and comfort of his quests, and will do ' b. all in hi> power to ?ivp satisfaction to those i-! who may stop with him. , J. A. RAMEY, Proprietor. \ ' i January 14, ISS1', 1-tn The Unequalled j HOVASSA GUANO, j aad : >11 ii h c:tt\ titrrv^tirr a mn i s| Car Load Just Received. ejFor Sale at Prices of Last'] yj Season. S. BARNWELL.! \ i January H, isso. ? j . iA NEWFMi' i 0 I. I TAKK plc:tsiiro In announcing to the pubJ i 1 lie Hint 1 have associated with n?c as eo> partner In my mercantile business, Mr. <i. A. , -1 ViwitiskH, and that. now the business will be! r- conducted under the linn name of J'. KosKN- " s | UK'.IU *!'<>. Thanking inv friends and tlie I-1 jinI>11e gi nerally for the Uncial patronaue be>j slowed upon me and soliciting a continuance - of tlie aainc to the new tlrm, 1 atn - Very respectful I v, P. KOSKNBEItG. T [, Having formed a co-pnrtnershin for the pnry pose of doing it general merchandise business. . p ; Mwvr ? ?? "> utvnn?wn "J til! i*?n? |JV>| IIJJ nil- muin: j., to the public. Hoping by close Munition to business, CMrneslness of etlort, and alwnvs (lj having an eye to the wants of the trade, to !. | merit th? patronage of our friends and the I | public, we are i Very respectfully, r 1\ ROSENBERG, , 1 G. A. VISANSKA. t II J?n M. is*), -It t ijA New Firm. s e I i f ! 1 JIAVE this dny associated with me In bung | I n? ss Mil. K. WIIXON and MK. A. 8. (l' O.SllOHNK and will hereafter conduct S A GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSINESS ri r . at my old stand under the firm name of ,,!JOHN KNOX A CO. . i ! i All parties indebted to JOIJX KNOX by account or otherwise, will conic forward and j, I make settlement without delay. t t\ JOHN KNOX. < ~ Abbeville. S. ('...Ian 7. 1RS0, 3t ; T0 MY BROTHER FARMERS. ' I-j i ,.| J)ESJiirc to say thnt i may now oe louuu ' on the corner with JOHN KNOX, and s j and would lie pleased to have my friends (il ve s I me a call for anything they may want In the I UUOCKUY I.IN'K. | I desire, also, to retnrn my thanks for their i libera) support In the Cotton Business, and ! hope they will find It convenient to patronize | me in this my new enterprise, and I can ass sure them their interests shall not suffer. H JAMES S. WILSON. |11 Jan 14,1S8U, tf Idry goods, ; GROCERIES, f! -AXD' PLANTATION SDPPLIES.!; r; njrpiIK undersigned will continue to sell n X good* at the old stand of liarnwell a Co. h W, BARNWELL, J Jun 11,1*!>U, tf ' I SERMON PAPER, \ E. PARKER. s Jan M, 1SS0, tf s| "GIRONDIST" ?r ! jQTSlNKECTAKT AND DEGDOBraER, !" Idwin Parker. J Jan 14,1SS0, tf .? F*or Sale. s! ?' ' ,r ' rpHK Greenwood Presbyterian Chapel and j lejJL tlie lot on which it stands, containing - t!T ? V1L A-H A T V A<'Pr-:s 1 j liinill j\ X .... , j | hounded by Stanley Crews, P. II. Ihickctt, i I Peter MeKellar, and n spring brunch. will bo I j sold 011 Saturday, tlie 241 h of .latiuarv, 1850. | l'KTKIt McKKLLAlt, Chairman. I r, [ .Tan 7. lWtf.Kl 10 | [ii Marshall P. DeBruhl ? Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. H.*S. C. Sheriff's Sale. James I? Speed against Thomas Daniels. ' Execution. BY virtueof an execution to me directed, in the above staled ease, f will sell to the ugliest bidder, at public miction, within tlie egal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, 1 )ii Monday, tiie "Jud day of February, A. I). SSO, I lie following described property, to wit: 1 ' M that tractor parcel of land, situate, i.vln},' V"1 Si inn in the county of Abbeville, South La in! in.., I, |] (i containing l'?1 l*H II t-v. UUKI? AXD XIXK ACRES, more or less, ana bounded by lands of S. S. Kuker, Dr. W'm.Tniijjart, u^urpe (imves, John It. Ailcu, ct al, and others. r.t-vied on and to l)i> sold us the property of Tnou. liantHs to <atlsfy the aforesaid execution and costs. 'l'KKMS cash. J F f DuPRiC, Slierill' A. ('. sherllTs Ofllce, Abbeville C. II., S. ('., January U, IS,St). Sheriff's Sale, \V. W, Golden against lid Hagan. Execution. I>Y virtue 01 an execution io nicuin un u, m. lf tin* aliove ftjitt'il case, I will sell i<> the lilirlicst bidder,at public auction, within the . ruI hours of sale,at Abbeville (,'ourt House, jn Monday, the i!nd day of February A. 1). 1S80 :he lollowing described properly, to wit: All that tract or pa reef of land, situate, lyng und being In the county of Abbeville, South (.'arolinu, and containing JNK HUNDRED AN I) EIGHTY-NINE " ACRKS, nore orlers, and hounded by lands of Robert I [lagan, Fayctt Howie, A. J. Melvee and | Jthers. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Ed ilsipan, to satisfy the aforesaid execution tnd costs. J TERMS?CAXII. .T F 0 DuPRK, Sherilt A. C. sheriff's Office, Abbeville C. II.,S. C'., Januaiy 9, 1?S0 Sheriff's Sale. sharp, Smith ?& Co. against George \V. Jones. J^XCCIUIUII. f>Y virtue of an Execution lo me directed, 1 ^ In the above stated case, 1 will Fell to the | jl^lic-st bidder, at public auction, within the I ('Kill hours of .yil?, at Abbeville Court ilou.se, >11 Monday, the'Jnd day of February, A. D. J sso, the following described property, to wit: ill that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying tnd being In the county of Abbeville, South Jurollna, and containing 1 TWO HUNDRED ACRE.", J nore or less, and bounded by landR of Jas. J. Kazor, Allen Uodson, li. C. Hart, and J >thers. Levied on and to be sold as the property of c iieorgc W.Jones to satisfy the aforesaid Ex- f xtitlon and costs,, c TERMS Cash. t J F (' PPPKE, Sheriir AC r Sheriff's Office, Abbeville C. H., 8. C? Jau 10,18S0. Sheriff's Sale. Wm. Whitlock against Tlios. Young. 13.1'. Norrls against Tlios. Young. Executions. [?Y virtue of sundry executions tome dlrected, in the above stated case, I will sell to he highest bidder, at public auction, within ht legal liours of sale, at Abbeville''ourt louse, on Monday, the 2nd day of February, V. i>. 1XS0, tho following describod property, o wit: All the Interest of Thomas Young n the Mill property, known as Young and . hivpr'? m ills on Rocky ltiver near Lownder- ; Mile. Consisting in part of Merchant Mill, ~ taw Mill. Gin House nnd contents, and SIXTY-THREE ACRES, >f land, more or'less, bounded by lands of klassalon Hell, Berry B. Allen, Rnbertllutch- j nson and others. Levied on and sold as the ' iroperty ol' Thomas Young to satisfy the iforesaid executions and costs. J F C DuritE, y A C SherlfTK Officc, Jnn 10, 18-SO , Sheriff's Sale. kVm. Chamberlain and Adeline Chamberlain against Cornelia Crawford. I Execution. DY virtue of an execution to me directed, in L* the above stated case, I will sell to the iluhest bidder, at public auction, within the ejial hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, in Monday the 2nd day of February. A. D. KSO. nil the interest of Cornelia Crawford 11 the following described real estate, to wit: TWO HUNDRED ACRES, nore or less, known as the Fed Edmunds i dome Tract, hounded by lands of J. C. Jcnlings, L. Searles, .lames Callabam and others, j ONE HUNDRED ACRES, ! nore or less, known as the Johnson Place, lounried by lands of J,. Searles, estate of Fed J Edmunds, deceased, and others. TWO HUNDRED ACHES, nore or less, known as the Fife I'lace, bound;d by lands of Win. Harmon, Harmon a Kdlitinds and others, all being in the County 01 Vbbevllle, SUUe of South Carolina, on waters if Little Itiver, waters of Savannah itiver, .evied on and to be sold us the property ol 'orneliaCrawford to satisfy the aforesaid ex eutlon and costs. TEliMS Cash, and the purchaser to pay for lapcrs, J F C Dirl'RE, Shcrlll' A C Sherl/Ts OJJlce, .Tnn ft, ISM) NOTICE TO CREDITORS I ALL persons having claims nralnst the Eh- j taw of AN DREW SMALL, deceased, | ' ire required to present the same to me with-1 11 thirty days from tlilH date. | . J. F. C, DuPRE, |; Administrator. Jan l.W, -It WM. II. PA UK Ell W. C. McC.OWAN. | PARKER & McGOWAN! ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, - i ABBEVILLE, C. II., S. C. t practice also In the Circuit Courts of | W the Culled States for South Carolina. < Jan 7, ltiso.tf I Notice to Overseers, i ? : LL Overseers of Itoads must have their Hi roads worked and put in good order by tie Istof February, next. Kach Overseer will >o held responsible for his section of road, ily order of the Hoard. G. M. MATTISON, I Chairman of Board. .Tan 7. 1880, 3t TVT ? i' I^HF- contract for keeping tin the Lino Toner for twelve months from the first of March lext, will be let to the lowest bidder, For Ninety-Six Township at Ninety-Six, ou .he ^7th of January. For White Hall Township at J. L. Wards, >nthe'.!8th. For Indian IIII1 Township at Chiles'Cross loads, on the iHth ; and for Bordeaux Township at Searle's Mills, on the \ KJtli of January. Specifications will be given on the day of citing?contractor to give bond and security. My order of the Hoard. , G. M. MATTISON, I | Chairman of Board. J Jan 7,lSS0,4t 1 10 Dissolution. ANDREW AGNEW having this day ro- I tired from business, the co-partncrtlilp lerelofore existing under the name of Agie\vs Jc Mattison, is hereby dissolved. All lersons Indebted will pleiuse settle and save :ost. 1 ANDREW AONKW, ' J. 1?\ AONKW, J. W, MATTISON. * Donnaldsvllle, S, C., January 1st, lifcsu. The undersigned will continue buslnessnt! he old stand, under the linn name of Agncw fc Mattlson. We beg to return thanks for patronage bestowed by our friends, and respcctrully request a continuance of the some. , J. ! '. AONKW, J. U". MATTISON. < Ian 7, 1860, at , PRESERVE Your Books, Periodicals, Neispapers and Music State, County and Railroad Officers aDd business men generally, supplied with blank books made to ? any pattern. 4 LI, families have OM> HOOKS PERIODICA I.S NKWSPA1'KltS. MUSIC. Ac..! which they desire to transmit U> their poster- , Ity, Miouli , HAVE THEM REBOUND, 1 \\ lUC.'l Will ;jrtT?tcrTi: iia-.a i??.? urn uii.ixv | them look almost a* well as new. OUT Books.A.-.. fhould not only be rebound, I but the current literature ot" the present 'lay should be put, U. a durable form for preserratlou aft well. TIiIr e?u be done In Hie shortest posriblej time, with the he.*I material, In the most handsome and durable style, and at a prlve which cannot be duplicated anywhere, by E. E. STOKES, STATtONKK, Hook UlNDKH AND BLANK Hook M a n t: i a e rr it Kit. No. 155 Main .Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. #4- WEND IN YOUK 0HDK1W AT ONCE ENTERPRISE GROCERY No. 5, "Washington Street Is Wlere YouW Finfl CM FLOUR, MEAL GKITS, RICE, COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, CIGARS, en/iD c At T ouaii uaui) BACON. LARD, CRACKERS and CANDY. i Wdl Selected Stock C CANNED GOOD! ALL of which will be sold low for CASH. Top or Murket paid for country pro?iuc Respectfully, ) R, MORRIS, AGENT UPLAND toi COTTON [HAVE a quantity of the celebrated Cot Cotton Seed for sale at low prices. The re the 3EST AND MOST PROLIFIC SEE iver planted In the county and the lint mai rom them sells from a cent and a half to t* ents higher to the pound than any other c< on Mold In IIiIh market. For further information cotton planters a eferred to John Knox. ft . L. II. RUSSELL. Nov 19,1S70, 5t H. D. REESE, Watcl Maker and Jeweler, ABBEVILLE, S. C. WILL be pleased to serve his friends ai the public with the best of work in I ineat the loweft prices. Call at the store Messrs. Barnwell it Co., where he muyi vay? be found during business hours. April 9. 1879. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS OK ALL KINDS AKE NOW FURNIS! ed at the lowest prices by WHITE BROTHERS. October 1 ltfTO. "THE FIRSTGFTHESEASOI \\J IIITK JUtOTHEKS have received a i \y ?.r NEW CHOI' N K\V* OH LEANS M LASS IN, also SKLK-ItlSlNU BUCKWH K. KLOt'K. Nov ID, 1 >>"!!, CVIIICIAI TIPLETOI Have opened some of tiik large Hud attractive stock of GENERAL MERCHANDIS1 AXI) are reeclvinjr fresh additions every di rii#y are anxious to Mum* their uoods a ivlll not tie undersold, they have a cotii]>li issortinent of r* T1 \TMlin l.HTn VTTC 1 TT "\t/">1 trim s l1 UltiMDllliMj consisting of leans, Cassiires ui Worstat if the ladies will call they can see n splem iclection of CLOAKS & DOLMAN jofnre lliev are picked over. All WOl :K?iCIfKT SII.WVI.S a? low as 51,50. (Jo vll) GIiOVKsu|l shndenat75e, Balmorals and Wool Skir In abundance and low in )price. Americain Maims, lommencing at I-],i cent* per yard, and s Ins rapidly.' Sept. 21,1S70. If. f Don't Forget PO look for Black CasMeres ai Alpacas WHITE BROTHERS. Oct. 1">, Cheap Store. niLD&CI TS mry vuttuii and 3ELL THE BEST GOOD ?at the? ' Lowest Pricei FOR CASH! OCR GOODS wore purchased In Northe market* Foil CASH and selected \vl are. (live lis a will and we guarantee Gou ?fiil prices. We ke ep u General Stock. Sept. 21.1X7!I, tf J, L. CLARK For The M if Tie Craft T HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE ^ L whole attention to my Shop, I shall ui It GOOD ATTENTION. If any person \vh 2S to have his Watches Repaired Bring thein in. I lmvonli the tools ami 11 terisiJs to do it up In tlu* l>?\st ol style aim llio lowest rates posslIf you want y?i slock repaired lirlnj; it in and it will be du right. If you want your JEWELRY MENDED Bring it on. If you Want yonr SWING MACHINE MEND! This lithe place to gel H uone in uic ncsi order. Von cun havcatiy pi ere nuule new, Die old one repaired. If you wuntyouriiun pistol repaired this is tlie place to liave done. All these articles will he repaired the hest of order at the Lowest Prices. (iive me a trial and satisfy yourselve TElt.MS CASH. JOHN L. CLARK January 22, 187J. tf. i % ?? anmI??'xuuauj.ujpmjuj jlijw A.11E NOW RECEIVING '' AN EXTENSIVE. AND ELEGANT BIS? J OIT bin mn uiiifen rmons iffilLL J1I1JI vfHi 1 fill mm. fpHEIR Stock is Complete in all Departments )fI An inspection by the public is respectfully ^'solicited. Prices are low and with such a Stcci *jol Goods as they offar, all in search oj Mer e.!chandise of any kind can be satisfactorily sup plied. !7Wa?CW*a?'iTrfc 4*A W nil Hi JSUUTUISttS. Oct. 1, ISTO, If "FOR SALE!" SC :D iV LARGE ASSORTMENT OF tic ~eui tin uivm Mine -1 JlLL illlll it lit I lilt UUUUi), BY W. JOEL.:SMITH & SON u ..... rul ^ ' SitjrrE RESPECTFULLY ask the inspection of our Stock It embraces nearly everything usually wanted b; J the TRADING PUBLIC. We have bought largely. We ar 3 selling at reasonable prices. We do not propose in our ad vertisement to represent every article known to the Me] cantile profession. Nor to raise the usual cry of "Cheap Cheap! Oh! so Cheap!" But we do wish in soberness an ti- j truth, to call the attention of all those wanting TALL AN] WINTER GOODS to our Stock, which i3 new and attractiv in many of its features. " AS TO CHEAPNESS, LET THE PEOPLE KNOW IT ' WE GUARANTEE PRICES ASLOV AS ANY IN THE lot "i MARKET OR MONEY REFUNDED. ? Our Stock of DRY GOOES is larger than ever befori Our Stock of DRSS3 GOODS, substantial and reasonable f"TrtTnTWfi. tita Cnn v f aa lo vn'/s o?/l m n cl Ito < 1 VS U1 U tuun UI UJUV JL JUVXJ.V U ) *V Vs IV/Ui ty V X CCA ?2 (VUU XXX ugu yu *s? V A Kentucky Jeans and Fancy Cassimeres over seventy-fiv pieces, prices from 12'to $2.00 per yard. Boots and Shoe from $125 to $9 00, embracing Ladies' Fine Slices; Gentle man's Hand Sewed Gaiters and Batchellcr's Star Boot an Brogans. Hats and Caps from 25c to $4.50, Full line c Groceries and ProvisionsI.nnk through our Slock mid see it.. It ninyl><? \vi> cnn jiivo yon satisfaction, certainly i cllbrt on our part shall l>u spared to do so. i I I^lioU market, price given lor colloii and a wayH in Hie market1 Very rcspcctl'tilly, ' W. JOEL SMITH & SOU. iy. Oct. 8,1ST0, tf * C. E. BEUCE, AGENT. ' BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAUEANT 4 MAIN STWI2ET, ABJ5I5VILL13, S. CA Fresh Stock of Goods Always on Hand I BRKAI). CKAfKKKS, \>-ft'TOMATO CATSUP, C/lllU.UKINti, STAKC'I S! POUND CAKES, -.SARDINES, SALMON, o;FLOl'K, LTCE, i fruit cakes, o ciiow chow, zz. mkal, chits, ijinher cakes, !,?jelly, citron, ^ coffee, sugar, ir I TEA CAKES, 1! A I SINS, CUHKANTS.lOjHUTTEIi, CHEESE, wl'si.'CAIt CAKES, ! 'SEEDLESS RAISIXS, (/} MLACKWELI/S SM( i DROP CAKES, PICKLES, NUTS', :_>! KING TOBACCO, . ! CAKES OK ALL KINDS, ri PEPPER SAUCE, mjA REST CHEWING, tSj GINGER SNAPS, ;s> PEA NUTS. ^.CHiAUS-NO HETTE CANDIES of all kihds,!"'^ POTTED 11AM, ^.GUARANTEED II.' CANNED GOODS, {J\ TOMATOES. REEF, VANA FILLED, A PIE, Fill*ITS, ! GINGER, MUSTAKD, Call ami see them A PINEAPPLES, ZL FRESH CARAMELS, J?(yourselves. apples, peaches, salt. soda, -<[ , Ail the above Goods Guaranteed FSESE. ? Atlirusi i:i, 1ST!', if f II ai gT 0 c\ si i fl isotick II |j Hi ^ {|^ j TO SCHOOL TEACHERS j ! THE PU Ii LIC EXAMINATION j p just receiving, a complete li?l of TP! ci 1* ; / YI*' all '.vim ilrsitv in Ii'ch'Ii In t!n> l*ul?! Family Supplies. , <> * >'>?>...ni,,,?. ?/ Jl A < ,vi*sir I**!, w ill tulvf place lit too loiirt Hous I OH11-.K, >1 < AU, 1?A( (iN( I.AItP, MAI K* While Applicants on Wednesday lltliJ.tj ijillKI., HU 1ST, MKAf. ANH I'l.Ol'H, | nary. ' CKAi.'KKHS ol all kindH. S\ l<1 I's, i colored Appllcants on Thursday J">; MOl.ASSJvS, V lM HiAit. a ml January. t large lot of 1\K KLhS. 'Cllc (..viniinallon will begin punctual) each day at I a a. in. anil close a!p. in. I^nnn a/5 Applicants innsl come provided with Jic: uallUUU UUllUbi ink and paper <a ijiiai lcr ((litre lo.tl.M'ap.) None need apply for examination all or tl: I PINK AI'PT.KS, PEACHES, SALMON, respect ivoda Usstaledabove. Thc S,,t>jt,rts ol 12*ain hint ion? Will boas before,?spolllair, Writ ins;. A rill JIT ' - _ __ J T I inolie, (Sooi;rapliy.<Si'nniniar, History. W1H8S ana LlQUGIS, I The Ones .siorKxamlualloi,. rsp.clall * j I'or eli'sland Soeoad tirade < Vrtilicalcs, \vi ^nro hand-mndc Mountain COHX Wills- '"i . i., KKV, from S*J> i?. a gallon, purest and , '/"i;'1' V'* r !?,Ts place. Si) it\'a'l U !n! a I id*' v a r 1011 s *0! h or | ",r:t'v<,a,H' wilhout ,x,in S! ki nil's of Corn ami Rye. A lame !collcclion of ( ? utire WINKS Grade,jjmid lorl!.vimin. pure \? 1.MV5. | xiiird Grade,;:oo,I for I vear. _ , , I DAVID CI\AWFOIJD, Tobacco and Cigars, | jy.r. hkxot. A superior lot of 5c CIGARS, ClIKWING ! Irani of Kxainisicrs. gj AND SMOKING TOliACCO. 1 Abbeville, S. C., Hull Dec Fruits & Confectionery, Hecei?ed APPI.KS, ORANOKS. T.KMOXS. RAISINS. NUTS. CAN Hills Ac. * ? H.I.INKRV, Hals, Flowers ami IVathei ill Hie newest styles, gj Apple Butter, DEESS GOODS,. Something new and nice in 51b Cans, 5-1,"-! > a Zephyr shawls, (Monks nuil many oilier lie CJU1> ami desirable cooils. 1'ersoiis visiting t!i Sept ?l 1ST!* If Kairnexl week will liml our siork very a ' ? iractiveaiid prices loMiiribeiiines. 1 R. M. HADDOM & BO. Oct IM!>, tl .. Happy Christmas! ? - _ , to all!! White Bros., v C'iSS ?JS'iraS w&tos?"' "* X? consisting in part of Citron. Raisins. ,,nj Nuts of all kinds, Candies and Canned SPLENDID STOCK OF I Goods, Pickles, Currants, Jri\, A*e. J llW'"l'er'r'ls7!l- , jESevtS, ?t3Q.<3 ?!(--iunxin(!Ham * th.mim.kto^ j Ready-Mailo Cloilli 1!g, Hate on lmml a spl? nilM assortment of j Clfirtks, Shawls, l'Vlt Skirls, and Dross I,7. is-,. Eeady-EIfido Skirts, 3ljj si CARPETS ? i:AKl TABLE OIL CM?!! !jPAEIE!VS s?l fVAUTlKS In nccil of the above tan be sup- T"w* l'A>*'V !.< ?X l>. Itoii !.vi>i;'o jorix 1 plie.1 by 1 ami N i'Ai.Ms. AVliito IBrotlievs- r . -juwm rinker. OctMicr I, 167$. ?l ' I - - in iuiumi hi h pi WBBBgm tgm SgSgfc^SBSBf^S? f TRY HOME FIRST. ' ^ CONGAKEE Columbia, S. C. i 5 * ; l^iOl^RITCTOI*. ?j . R3DUGEU PRICES: i VERTICAL CANE MILLS, J .List of iPriccs^ I 2 Hollers, H? inchcs diameter, So.* 03 2 " J.' ' * 4.'? 0') r\ 2 " 14 " " .V*> no | ;{ " in ' " ?ii) nit :! " 12 " " ">< tiO | -j 3 " II " * " 80 00 I . Above prleeseomplete willi Frame With oil" i Frame,slu lesson eaeii Mill HORIZONTAL?3 Eoller Mill ! for Steam or Water Pow- ' er, $150. r | |' Seal. Yonr Orfiers for Cane Mills AND Svrap Ketiles rrn A u D. B. SMITH, Agent. j^3 d #j W' E fire now rcceivinsr our FALL STOCK of LAPIK.S' GOOi^.S, which h;is been bought in the e'He* M & Baltiiore Markets. [. I At priccs which will enable lis tosell ?s cheap 1 'iiKany house iu the up country. In const. Iquencc of tin: LOW PRIt.'K OF COTTON, " j our entire Stock will bo sold at the Lowest CASH PSICES, d| [) If our friemls, nml tiie public generally will flv/> 116 (i Irinlr tvit fiml r/itiHilonf flint. U'O Pnn a | convince them that OLD ABBEVILLE is j tlieir best market, and , ifi Mi HAOOQN & 00,, .1 i tlie best place to buy, MILLINERY | ta Set Mb ill!!:!!, d' Black & olored Silks, Silk & Worsted i j ej Fringes, Ladies' Cloaks, s_ Sepiyr Shawls, Nubias ' i d Laces, Silk and Lace Ties, yf f I | Riiep, Real Hair Mete, 'j" j1 And almost everything a Lady would want Bespsttfully, JB, H, HAS50N & CO,! j Sept. 21, IsT'J, tr | atop Chewing Tobacco OR it niiiy kill you. Use Lance'* Plug, r substitute for tobacco, lOet a i'lu,r ut Edwia Parker's. i Nov. 12, l.s'Tf. JjpiJESll ARRIVALS THIS UEEF j > T ir.T.TXKKY, Dross Oooils, Kill Gloves, 1 i'l Fancy Buttons, Tiinimiriir silks. ;-*ilk 1?' scan's. Jabots, Zephyr Woisietl, ?Jcc? cheaper j than ever. j T7? -AT THE? Q I ill MPOT1IUM OF FASIIIOX O. Nov 12, JS7?J, If trunks" n I A LL sizes for Italics'and*Gents, can now . XJl . bo foiuiil. ai Ihi' l-i EMPORIUM 0? FASHIONS. j Nov 12, 1ST!), If >r! o - V7? ; Bewmg JL?J.iiunmea. IN < idcr to reduce our sioek of .-..vv iM. >1. CHINKS { \\ ill oiler bargains fur :;u i?i\s. Machine t needles, Oil aiul attachments consta..u\ on J . 'hand t ' n. >:. JI ADDON it CO. jto make mouey i., riutisaiitly and fust, aireiit should address j FIN LEV, 1IAIIVEV .* CO., I j Oct. 2, "S, lyr. Atlanta, (in. j ' UEENVILLE A COLUMBIA UAILItOAD Ijr j WINTER SCHEDl I.E. ! On ifiul after Monday. November .1rd. 1S7U, . ; tlx: l'.is>eiiavr Trains will run as follows,f "" daily. Sundays exeepied. le i c, | L I-. : f.oi'v* Columbia at 12 W m i ii- r.i-avi- AI>ion 1 :'i |) in J j Leave Newberry 2 ;> ni i Ii Lcnw Undoes "? !') P 111 ! ' Leave Cellon '> p m | y Arrive at lireenville 7 12 p in j IKiWN. ' Leave C!reenvl!!eat 8 ft> ft in I.i';ive Itellon !? I") a in I , Leave.- Hodges I? :>N a in : Leave Newberry 1 11 p in ! i Leave Alston a !> >" ! i Arrive at Columbia ; 3 10 p in j AHHKVILLE UUAXCII TKAIXS. y ' Leave Abbeville at 0 ?,0 a m j II | Ai rive at Jlodyes 10 ! ? tv in n i Arrive at Abiu'vi'liV..'. ..." ?> 10 p m ; , !AX!?K!WUX HI'AXL'H AND !;. 11. U. ll.l 1" I fl* TKA1X. ] Leave Helton - *0 40 p m j ! Leave Anderson 7 "Al p m | j Leave Pendleton >i I'- p III [ i Leave Perryvllle S _I7 p in i Leave Seneea City S ">1 p m i j Arrive at Walhalla !i -7 p in DOWN TKAtN. ! r.eave Wallialla 0 fO n m j l l.eaveSeiieca City 0 :?:J a in 3 ; Leave l'erryville ?i 10 a in i Leave Pendleton 7 -0 a 111 * ' Leave Anderson S lit a ni | Arrive ai Helton ?s 47 a in i 'sj I.ALKKNS BliANClI. j Lanrens Hraiieb Trains leave Laurens 71 | at, 7."t'a. m. ami Xewberry at i.UU p. in., dal | j ly exeent Sundays. t 1 lie up and down Trains on the main! 1 stem make eloseennneeiionat Ctilumbia willi i'_ die np and down lie.;, Pawiicer Train* 011 ! MIL' "omit i aiuni'.i 'I .urn nun mtj tlir?>i!f!li FreiylitTrains, with rassi-naor fjiri i attaclii'il, on I In' Wilmington, ?'oluinl>in and I lAiiuustii 1 la ill' tail, and at Alston wilii tlioj - j trains of tin- spat laiilairg, I nion and Colutn-1 I Ida Haiiroid for Union, Spartanburg, llcn! dersonvlllL', .Vslicvillc. ?tc\. ?Vi\ W. 11. TKMPI.K. a 1 (o'noral sui'triiid'adenl. j .1. P. M.ttiKntTi;, M istrr TrausiioHs.lion. i I \lir:/. Noitrov, Ju., ! -inTal Tictfit -Vjcut. ' hi mm. i! The Dost hi the Market! : i 1 il'ii! ]"i;' rii'lm ISiSil! j J. W. E02EETS0N, i ! J * lv<-M\cil i*. c;i" It >:l< I of th''Ni- ivlt'j ' 13 w;i^oli>, v liu-li In- Is ullrl ill,IT Jit I I ii>\v All trciii out* to lotir ttuoc* , M" : !-?? Iii'.*- Iin^uif 1 .-ml U:is'iU'.v>. 1 OctxI.iT ! >, I s!l, .I II. :NS? GOODS! MW RW!!1 i Received and to Arrive. - ry.IFS : titx.Jv--, Iihicli t'AslIMl.KKs, t.IucU ! U \;.|'A-. \S. l itii .{ liiMcatli* AI.I'At'ASl '^ Ik :t 11 t V?.->:i.i I'KI.Ni.l.s, Triii miirI;im-\ ".I. 1"l'??Ns. Ac. ' ; 1 I Ill M' }:> HllS. II HI. Ha'.!d0D & C* \ Nuv- -' mmJWUBa Hwmwm?w?w SUNBEAMS. A light employment?Cleaning windows. Transported for life. Tho man who , mai-ries happily. "I'll take the responsibility," as Jenks said when he held out his anus for the baby. The most sentimental exercise yet known is said to be women's awimmincr In tp.nrfl A stupid exquisite, at a recent wedding, wished the bride "many happy returns of the occasion. Rheumatism is always a joint affair, and yet thera is only one party to it. Vermont conundrum: If all things , are for the best, where do the rations for the second best come from. The Postmaster-General's new fast train is called the "Widow," it fetches the mails so much quicker than any other train. Bystander: "Keep the lid on, old man, or you'll make it weak 1" Milkman: "Nofear; reckoned on rain, and brought it out over proof." * A New York vagrant, who had been fined regularly evkry week for begging requested the magistrate to find him nv tJio ven.r at. rodn<v>H rnt? ! "Was not her death rather end-. den?" said a condoling friend to a boriaved widower. "Well, yea, rather, for her." | "Mllllgan, be oareful how you s^ap nags with that thar man: he'll cheat Iou." "Nev6r do you mind, Squire; guess I am a judge of hoxttpiialtty." "Alfred, darling," tenderly observed a young Milwaukee wife to her husband, "I wish you'd take your ears down now, Mariar wants to dust the ceiling." | "Isn't your husband a Httie bald?" asked one l&dy of another, in a store yesterday. "There isal a bald hair in his head," was the hasty reply of the wife. Itinerant photographer (from under the clothV?"Will vou keen auiet? How do you suppose Subject (who 1b evading the focus) ? Be jabers, man! will I ak still to be shot at!" ! Samuel Bowles saye that If he were captain of a canal boat, and} a lame wopian stood on the bank arid made fun of him, he would munl?r her if Iiq knew that she had twenty orphans to support. I There is a married woman with four legs in Connecticut, and because she won't have two of them sawed off, her husband is obliged to work sixteen hours a day in order tp keep her in striped stockings., . ? . i "Was the crowd tumultuous?" inquired one man of another who had just come from a mass meeting. "Too multuous! oh, nb; jurt about multuous enough to comfortably fill the hall." | Smart, those Frenchmen. One of , them said to another who was making fun of his ears"My ears may be ! of unusual size for a man, but you mnat-. r/infpR?. ulr-^thflfc yours are ex trexnely small'for ah ass I,r . i A gentleman, questioning a little , flB boy said: "When your father and mother forsake you, Johnny, do you * W know who will take you upr' "Yes, . sir," said he. "And whot" asked B the friend. "The police," waa John- fl iny's reply. -W I We are told that It Is $100 ?ne to . ^ hold a Wisconsin girl by the neck and kiss her on the ear." But at long as ' the price is not raised for holding hor . by the ear and kissing her on the neck, the Wisconsin young men will not emigrate. A happy thought that never occurred: Mother (In continuation)? And so the wicked Pharaoh ordered that all the baby boys should be killed ?Madeleine ? But, mammal didn't any of their mothers say they was girls 1 Charivari tells of a negro named Domingo in one of the French Colonies, who, speaking of the advantages of the Christian religion, said: "There wae a time when I knew nothing of God or the devil, but now I know and love them both. Two bosoms with a single thought discharged themselves of that thought as follows: "Araminta, pet!" "What, Charles dear?" "What dreadful cows, lovey!" "Eh, sweetie?" "I said, what dreadful cowb, d&rlingl" "Oh, : did you, my own?" MYes, duukey!" i Chicago Tribune: A John Bull recently came to Chicago, and was ad| miring all he saw of our enterprise and sagacity, but, "didn't think he'd settle here, as there was no law securing tne ngnt ot sentan." "Ah," said his friend, but you ehouid try one of our cocktails." I A Yassar girl wrote home: . Dee Paw-paw; we study Latin fo' owaha a 'day. Fwench'seven up and * science ievan so loung. The good matrons nevah let us go owet. Won't you send me my leggins and skates for a pdo' little girl who lives la the Tillage Don't forget the heel straps. "The other day when a Detroit ! grocer spelled sugar "s-h-u-g-e-r" a ; friend pointed out the word and remarked: "That word Isn't speiled i quite right." "Ha! I see," laughed the grocer, "one would think I had no education." And he crossed it out and wrote s-h-u-g-o-r. I A furrier wishing to inform his customers that he recast their old furs into fashionable styles, wound up his advertisement as follows:?"N. B.? Capes, victorines. &c., made up for ladies in fashionable styles, out of their own skins." That was an Irreverent and ribald youth, who, to his aged parent desiring to retire from the retail trade and take a Government position, said: "You in the post office 1 Nice old party you'd be in the post -office. What could you do in a post office except to stand in the doorway with your mouth open for folks to wet postage stamps on your tongue?" . * A Silver City (Nev.) young lady, who has a passion for pretty babies, to a little four-yeur-old angel who has a bran-new sister: "I say, bub, won't vou give me your baby sister? I love little babies." Young hopeful: "No, I tant." Young lady (winking at her young man): "Wny, sonny, why won't you give the baby to me?' Hopeful (indignantly): "Fy, he'd 'tarve to death; your dress opens bej hine." Painful silence for the next fifteen minutes. ?L?D PKIXTTXO INKS. Mr. Tichborne, ?. C. S., has thought ft Worth while to examiue the printing-inka v of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, with a view to discover the kind best suited for printing books or works of art which are to be long preserrod. The ink at present in use, he says, consists of carbon in a fine state of division, ground up with a mixture*of oils, soaps, and a substance called printer's varnish, which in all good printing-ink is linseed-oil,special! y prepared. It is l>y means or this oil,when properly prepared, that the ink or pigment adheres tiriuly to t'uo papor. Mr. Tiehborne has examined specimens printed in different parts of Europe, and finds "that the older privting-inks are more easily eapouiiied and washed off by alkalies,than those of the last century.' In their general character." he remarks, "they agree; as . carbon neema to Lava been tho ba?id of printing-mli from the t*u? of Johann Faust, ami for this reason ju in'.eJ matter will bear the action of aci'l o*;iiiis?rs, or > i i :?i. : jinf ?mnv. if not IJll'Ut-bUI'B \*UU llui'im..., -... , ? ill, the jiiiutiuy-iaka uf tLu fifteenth rai l sixteenth centuries are moro or les? sensitive to the uctiou of alkalies. Some nra to extremely sensitive, that un Jutitcli.j\i? them to a weak solution of mrnoni*, the characters instantly tlo.it olf the surface of tLe ]uj<t>iyJlhomrk t!uy may I.avo previously withstood th<i action of u r<uw! erful acid bleaohiiijf bath. Tlio o :ly ex| [ ianalioi. I eau Dud'if, tba* the oils uted cs vehicles wvr.? not formerly submit e I to the boiling pro-ess whi. h, in t is I modern Liks-, has thoroujjh'y KJuiSwd ih-iiu."?C.'.uiuler'n J, nrr.j.!. 4