The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 30, 1881, Image 3
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A1JBEVILLE, S.C.
Wednesday, March 30,1881. ?
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The Mule Market al Abbeville. ' r<
Il.nst Mi>iiil:iy won:i".Jim Cnlnnr! Wnliiiiur?>r,l
at tin' li very ? .<>!?, hi Kusscil ?v Waliiu^- ' (
Ami, anil tin- following iiumi .
V im. ..net* hundred inu:< > Imvo been sold in t,
this market to fanners oi :he county during h*1
rthe season just ciusins. Pii.-cs have ranged at
an average ad vanec. of about <m Tin- mu!e, (
over ami above tin- prices tc'chcu i??r tlie|,''
same grade 01 animal last season Two-! |
thirdsol' the mules sold in tips market during
tiie winter have been paid lor in lull, while
about one humlred have been soUl either part- fr
]y or wholly on aeredit. At present the d- - ':i
maud for plow mule.- istr od.asul llitf prospect 1>>
lb that others will yet ueso.d. lie has sold ??i
more or less stock everyday for the last two a*
months, and his annual >ales have increased i a
every year si nee he lirst eamo to this county, in
Vpon being asUed how the trade in stock at t!
^ Abneville ibis year eoinpa.cd with the trade ai
of the year before, h'-s it i taal lie thought that
ft, the sales ibis year Would exceed tlio.se ol tae
1 it
If previous vts'Tj ; i><>ni mil<i.?How
dw your collections tiiiv yearconi-' jj
pure with the collections of previous years? , st
A.?My collcctious have been very coud tit- n
deed, wri'i compare favorably wiili these of
any previous ye ir. Whi ethis is truv I rc.uret ^
to say liiat there area few per ons stilt ill a:-i
rears (or tlieir purclias. s. Were it not for the
J'act that 1 am waiting for the remainder of
iny money I would not no? he here.
i^.?Can you tell what ^portion of the ,
mulcts sold in this mark** .*> been purclias- !',
cd to take the place i i/iuios which have
died? ?
A.?I cannot lei! with any certainty, Init I '
liOtild estimate on? third, if not more ot the
it hi I ok si?ld in this market weie tor this pur-_ I'
hiiho. There arc in my opinion more one- a
farm* ttian ever heioi-e. hum ij.u..- .?
pB^R iiuhor of parson- have bought mu!C.s to c>- '
^^Kubiish such litriiK.
Q.?Wlinl Is tlu- average price 01 ilic mules h
B^PRold in tills market during tilC last fceaKyll ? I
A.?About sl vi.'n. jv
K <j.? What is t he difference between thecash ' f
B and the credit price* of farm i e
?3 A.?From fifteen to twenty-live dollars, ac- J r
cording to the value of ihe mule. i>
I Q.?would you object to making a stair- !v
incut as to your beli"f of the present linuucia! ,
condition of the county?
w A.?Certainly not. This county, it poems to j ,
? we. In steadily growing in matciial prosper!- ;'
^Lty. Labor and the agricultural interesiN.-eem )'
HHfe^ibc In a more settled and tin illy condition. ^
merchants ap.v tr to be doing bu-i- V
.-olid Your
ten dollars in [i.ikIuc
moiie.v viilnc, :is Indiana
rate at trom lii'tcen to nunored |'
B^9BK^Ho the acre. Your farmers si-s I
doing v\ cil at present, and I bo- j?'
eRMeHN^A'cou nty has an unbounded prosperity . I
lor I
a Northern man. what have you to;
which yon
our
SHHBM have only to say that I have been ! j
as any oilier luen <
< !. nt that any .
II gel I in- 11... .
tnl.l rtveiv.\ ev nth iiiyh be cauiefruiu
lining county in your own State. No
is ever referred to my nativity in a.n j
ant manner, and I am e.-i tain tluit no i
?atUo S'niiti will i>e ir.Mti-d otherwise :
a gentleman should "C trtii'.od, IT tie
himself. I have I lie kindest HJeliiiR lor 1
pie oi AM.evillc county, and shall almernbei
my sojourn here with pleas- I
esides being treated kindly by your <
I have always found them, as a rule, <
lie and high-toned la their business '
iion*. It is very raretball have lust
t? this community. <
ife8 for the Public Offices. - J
larce iron wife-; arrived on last Thuramissioncrs
.
In the ofProbate,
Uh cacti j
dou nils,
iierlfl's:
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Ivtrigm. ;
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? rec- 1
unty. 1
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his:;
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from
bales
. oin lu 1
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% d as a[
of lilt j
. that the! ii
.any ol our j s
..ot take them. | n
.lUhnvillc arc much i
*vcu jii subscription*and adver- .
an they were two or three rears I ?
apcrn ludlcuto the public prosper-, '
ijtilins? papers run testify to the
people of Abbeville county, j ^
llothotlist Organ.
Hit contribution at this pln'o.jJ
HR> divided on the (jiu'Mion c 1 v
PVTio church on-an. Ile etuioio.
il*ar the pu pit. l>ui recently it. was
li-k near tlie Willi, clo*e ti? theen- v
Ihe l>u!hUtig. A number of the eon-1
want it niovo'l I'lu'k toiisoM 'oca-'
te it was tiicrc more conveuS-niiy f
Ir use it) the Sunday School. I'lio e:
he n -w loe itloti we learn proposed |
pu- orjjan for the use of t.he snnd y 1
fee pres-nt or>j:iii w.is ullowe 1 tore- i v
IV it now is. This proposition w.is1
hpr<?cticublcby the other party.ami s
| U(>w rchtBoveru:itil the next meei-j ,
[ jtakti ptiici' abm.it a month 'hence.
tlSa&jB Kuirse^t n compromise of I
1,3,' Jjtfw c oruaii ue placed at the I I
front. j
Mirror. j '1
of a handsomely printed '
IpTLSI 'K edited by tlx* young! i<
EUHHnvi !e I'emaic College. As [
HQ?L>;lKr occasions, Abbeville
?. ?? > or si ii ieiits for all
r>-'~ 1 folicwin- paragraph froin ' ,
will show that t'ie lu lson Literary
' clone itself th>- honor in e'eci n:,c j
Io'k falr< k: and tv?.t ynuiit Indies ! ; b
?r their deliberations. The Mirru- |1
wlnp officers hnvf> lienn el.wfril !,? ! ,
Ii Society: I!
t?Miss Bessie Cothrnn.
sident? Miss af t)it> Fnrman. r
Miss Jaulc William*. I
Miss Georgia I,a<'oste.
t Editor?Miss Kinmn Pipkin.
Manager?Miss Willie Hudson. >'
? ? - - - A
Narrow Escape.
Ui child of Mr Win. Morrison, In n
e towns'iip, was missing for a lew
ast Wednesday. His mother in .
>r it, saw Its <(?.>{ proit'i Muk above
i tub of water in tlie yard. Annua-j
suspended from asuhyxia. >.ut tlie ai
'ort< of the mother restored respirae
child had spasms. l>r. J. \V. j),
i called and rendered thenecfs?aiy
Id, and the Infant is nil riuht now. .
nay learn from this circumstance a s1'
ut tubsof vater and children. Chllid
occasionally go in tubs, but the G
Wis circumstance clearly demon
1 mnrnnrloMr ... i *- - *
\J. un it ill ui'HU | JJ|
anee Lecture at Greenwood. I br
; i.)'
ftrswell, Esq., of Canada, tvho has
i reputation of being one of the
tive temperance lecturers in the l)
is been induced to leetureon Tern- V
this Ktuteand In Georgia. He will jib,
reenwood, s. ('..on Friday Hie 8th |
. m.. an<l on Saturday thei>th at 11 ;
['iirswell has been spoken of in the! ,
ins by the press generally, and lias j '
on need an entertaining. r|.<|uetit, ';
ited speaker. We have no doubt j 1
will have large audiences to hear ', ed
h occasions. j
anger of Wire Feuoe. l
.hat lit some eomitU'". where they ,u*
the old fashioned way >f f.n?-inir L
i Instead of their slock, various Dr.
Ijin.-wuiiT me >a em wire letieintr. | i
i will find this a very unsatisfactory jh
( wires bt-ltiK small a~e ?<>t seen by "
I tlie best horses and cows in the,'
y are often badly cut and seriously ;cn
the barbs. \Ve believe a man i V
liable for nti aetion lor damaucs. ers.
up it wire fenee ai?ntn-t which his
stock would ran to their great111- |
Lhe wire fence alone. ^
ltftlnicMT liftVe rccarded F.'Ai'ofl'-ld ^
ay off?much further ths*n'rhar!fs?r
tills reason wc havejitiit little iniltli
our nei'-'M.orK M.-Vf.. ? -
lnc tot It.- riiilroail, are so _
BHng^B-?,PMso,| r..ng/*77, tirin? ?s thlrtyor T,
?"'",Jtn Oiirlcston. ami as !<ir
SHB" 1 .'ithen be almost t here now., J'-c
IL/X'Hl.TM.". tlllt IKltlOlly tlHS I
BMBflMM0 v.-ilncld front tills county. If, 1"r
SnHBS3|Ha '/^lilroail, mill could mix a lit-'
MhH^V 'ytside world, they would make !lo,!
MR^^BE^K^csoi ve steps and would he sure
^^HH^^^Vstock law. As soon as the crops "l0
we may prepare petitions asking,
BSHHRlature to transfer Otoper and (Jra.v 11 (,[
B^^Bfl^^pIp* front Edgefield to Abbeville. We { W1'
BBH^Pry to he Instrumental in breaking up !ru
W&Umi'l lines an>l ohl associations, tut towii-|(*xI
j^VTps that are so progressive should be con- J','r
^^R-ctcd with a stock law county. s,ui
BH | r;i
rhi? popular notion is that heaven Is stereo- est
^HVped? that every thins; there is at a stand- the
Ktill. ltut there tire changes there a? well as pet
When-, constant progress and Improvements , tat
j ever going on, new attractions and new songs j V
and new activities and new sources of enjoy- ' i>oi
nvnt. perfect and ever improving.?Ax?iri(iie ( leiR
formed Presbyterian. If our re^p-'e'ed {tin
neighbor will stat'' hy what agency he receiv- it (
ed the above Information lie would gratify I for
some curiosity. If tiiat paper is men l.v guess- on
Ingat what takes place In that "undiscovered ace
country" he should say so. and not give Ids of i
conjectures as absolute tacts. j c?l
THE Marion S or tills twelve columns of that
pj'per with the trial ot the Jameses, charted s|.l
Willi tht; murder of liavid M Harieti, who ! ()(1
was killed last August, while going from his j no
store to his dwelling. The murder took place ; ,.v.
Piundowa and dark. Susuicion, as to tin
tratoronf tiie crime, ]>ointed toKich- |slj
s, Henjiimin James, :.nd I.ouis .lame.! a4j,
[?o were convicted, and Louis James 'sn'j
itted of the charge. The suprising p_(
e affair is, that a country tiewvpaper I p!ll
vote so much of its spa'**? to the ;>ub- }?..
f such interesting matter. * ltjr'(
l'|t>ile a wind *t<-rm yesterday af er- ' Prt
very little damave we.sdone in Ah-j mi
At Jlodges soiuc lil'.iu injury wasjwil
! x
It line just be<toa**r,a,ncd that thea^t Is
fcetive which authorizes the (Jbunty Com-j
issloners to order .in election into whether
e townships will fix themselves for the'
inline (,f the Atlantic and French lir.mil j
ilnKul, anil the Commissioners will not be<
>w t,r?ier the con tern phi ted election, but en
ill waif for thenect^iii.v amendment to the j,?
w by thv LvgwhiturP- Jt l?to|???rc?l how- .\fl
er i?? ao ihcail with the work by the aid of u,.
ivaic subscription*.
i'i i.l. Stock.?seal A Mellwnlne iijlve |nst IU
ci iv.-d by the flirloaii, Cincinnati Botch's, If
' tons ami iMiible .spi Ins: Wagons, which 1 f
-J..ica tor the in<?n?y. The-** 'M
*\v Will S? I| low M*'
hiclrs jin* built of t'1**nuwtruii, am. ...
e latest M.vles. They are cheap. <?ur;!hlc,
"?1. iiml \Vii,"t'li i>'ore than the money that /
ill 'my thfjii. So "it'll bargains in this line
' re ever <>fl.-rr.l to the Abbeville public be-M.
r<\ c.iine .|ui. k. before tlicy are taken, for/mi
i.v Millie hi" j;?kk! work and material will buy ,fij
'Mulit. ' i?i
Vkstkuday we hid Me pleasure of a cal]
ni Mr..!. I.. Mauldii".'epre.<cnlinif lh.it well/?'
nown ;mi,i r?iiaiile ho.ise of 1{ .hereon. Tay.
r A i'k., ( li irloJlon, S.Mr. MauJdin'is
if ni I lie It. S| ;,rtJ li ufi-t liio'.i in Charleston ,Vl
ni wr wish hint the greatest >tlrresS. Ho |4'i
native horn e.iUntryi'ia!) of ours, iiihI the |4H'
'irhanis of t |iis section SaiU'.ld five hira !s,<
fir orders. We vouch for all that lie ru*8 i,
id tlms, v I in
Tmk drainage law 1* one of theinost itopor.'cv
int on the statute book*. Areyoii observing i
* provisions? You aiellaHe to in.liotAio,,, Ki,
y"ii d.i n it remove the lo.-s, rnflsumi ob. 7
i;neri..iis fr..in vourstreams. An n'-Vieved
'ighbor mav not be willing longer to have }
iii'N injured through your neglect io comply
ilh Hie provisions of a plain law. .
Iiinlper Tar is warranted tc oarctntin}ls ^'e
"Ids, croup, sore tbituit, !nng dH'.'Ue*. t^e' Co
' Trv'it. If not ro; |>v
i,'.
IV ,ini|>? nu<?<. an.i trrl
??.! ?
c-.-t'/t. rtjjoKKP PkoI'M?Charlie;
hai-' v Adi'ins wj*marrl.d ,
il;i' kin:in an.I A? . , ? ThurM'y evening |s,
, the V M. K.fhuw? ltl'( }!insc onipa??y of, "J
y Ilio lt'-v. u.ort> nt t,j>e tin roll nprj . ul,
e",H' i *'
m-k uv' h:'pt 'L" tIIS NECK. - 'lay 'a*t jir'
ai.most HkokiH'^v. siirii wm rriuiuiiitc {,?
reck as. Mr. !]ers<>n eouaty. !i? liorso he- ;
rom a visit to )7r)1,)or <*i.e church.! p ,
an?e fri?hieiH'?J^v> P th(? buW iu,a thn-iv
Irl sS7t?uh?>ua will^'re"t furc0- ThiS
1 il's ,l "<irruUrT,f?l a^t Thur.'hy aftfmoon i'oi
At.MosT A ? IB- v jn prof.-Bsttr Hoo-l's hu
, sprii k fr<>M ft > ^y,.sl> fj'i' upon live roof. "
iwcllinK i'1 1 ! in a liitle wihc thekIiIii-M>p
i-liioh Was dry. r j l)tl( fi||. tl,c*tlin??ly ! P"
:irs wrr<" ln ;J'.j Jt,e j?:cili?g woujil have
lisfovi-ry ?>f the-" "1V " nil
iron il? ntr<>>t('" (lf y->\\} M\r>ct, was j 1
Mil. UI<miakd?A\|' .<i } . j ti,.
n town liist Thr"".'
0 very of that pUiwi 0/ his liund yi/cli had ,
ieen ?old nnder * execution/, wlii he was |
il?cnt from th county. , l|io isnow i.{ |Ct 1
lossessiuii, antif?r "u' P/rc>(cnt t? matter f 1
e>ts. j
The friend* t''f Atllantiofin French ! ou<
IromJ Valley U J >. rc<|im>t 1 noting of'... /
lie (VIcmN of t^iifrprislMn .11 tanships i
111 erected to in' , t'lef^our IIckc at 12 ' \v:i
?i-k salcdnvi Vuy. ?l:iU-rs clmport- i \
1 uce arc t>.> be |R("r
1 nvkmtehs \vl fl'?l artfrtuty f(>i- a '"o
;ood cn' -tioly i t.ic (.'ol- Ibul
miliia Factory.?'* vineint In nn-' of .
>' .< ; column. ( "" trids mean fine
juxiness. If y?bi>j-aoyclp them j con
md yourself toi lent:
ZFicr.Ku HitoiEits r^Hf . mnnn-! Wq!
lacturcrs of cnsli * *' t'** In the i
ountrv. The p'i* of^H j.ishols beyond I ?
le^eriptlon."them a I- j ^r'
to be U? '
w j ft,'"
11 i c'd V'BHlV- Uov
I lie iCor' I
"el. uoI^^^^Hnk ii
One Dlght
ret-urnlng fro?> ; life,
tiomo which n
Mr. joun a. r rnnua v
buffgy into ami* , con
We had the Wf n??f | fui
tl.'c ilnrlnir the n\ ;^HF " [ i wli.
Ninety-six. wh? -V, nB|KR! to thcj ^ \
printer luTCoff\ j the
t??i rt.it oj^ ^m' 1 w?*.nd liopo : fnti
,? , 11? Zur?tia>"m!>rr(nr* "'J' s,'t "c I Jl'ti
\r ^..,?!? ^\<W'? our <lch(|tients j ten)
v' HLu* C0,nrt,"'i ,o htop|!:f\c
T'.n.vn <> sujijy o/'thc ',0''1
k.ui h.?* Jiift rcvgy?.tlifh h" I r< t liltn- ' v:'"1
l,e~t cigars and '^^ii-licadu :irlers for lv'"'
[Xt low pnccs. Wat81? H.iriLi.-yiui j.(
KUi-h?o?nls. - sui>'
f 11<.?i% . ; 111II*
riyrc.1'^ ?f freights ln?t si
Ovvin.. to tit w .j ol,r ,ll)Kr for tliis! to m
W" i n.if nf thflT In we arc , l>r (
KvTua to u. Is..vi'?.tar .1,, !.. !
'?,?o.,.nne^rdrszrWJg
mitUc prcparatS?"1, n^v !u>d time "
&n<! out housr? " i. , t oplt*
spun; In beaut li<w home* well spent. ?"?
Wvfih ill enrfth? ciish-1 advance rule jn^
.SsMl'ose the
? 'drfc %
mourn nas mr^^-?nr
Ir tills?houl<*f "'< eye of any mnnVoj "V
as borrowed ny- m'O'h ' itli<T<ilii<>r of flu-"**
v< ? <1,1 ft rr i i^T*M" requested t i return I liej'
unit?. -j
KxamiN'. \,nrBom>isite your name on I,
Iv paper. -jf it^Bl^iou it you nny hpiiirp ! ]
hut you owe.aJKrit we need tlie money, i.
Tic: <lol?tors!i?l creditors of the estate of;
. William Itni rtwiii will rim! a no! lee 't
i-ltere, which te.v would do well to heed. | i
Wk are ir!ad " *oe that Mr. Burt ts a;,"itn I 1
hie to ho 111 h.'ofTfo nearly evcy day. \V c}1
lish htm lonu'O't-invicd goodhral!h.
Tin; <.iiri?ti?"'HW rejrardeth thehe.ilth a'id |
omfoit of his'dmal no less than the pecuniry
ad van tnee f mowing millet. j
Some i>poi> who are now reading the
v<-.? auri Rni'r will cease to itoso ill a il:t:e 1 s
idiile?unlesshey pay up. ; h
Those wh do not wish to he dunned ,
'lould romp Willi our terms and pay th ir '
ubsc.rlptlon'fl advance. j (|
White lSiniKits have now in Rior<* and j >
it sale nt vp' low prices seven ly-flve uarr -Is; j
iloiasscsot legalities. (
Hiute's 1TKi. will from thlsda'c furnish 1
nca'v at '?> <>'s fi'-d lodging at ii cents. Ant! i '
lon't >ou f'J?"t it. j I
The npppttueiit for a communion at Prov- j J
Jence Iheirt't Sabbath of April has been j j
lOSlpfillC'd. . 11
The oat "P's reported as more promising r
han it wnJhougnt to be at one time during S|
lie Winiej jf
Mit.r.;.T,to;ood for row or liorse. Don't fall ?
n sow a |'.th. It will jiay better than any- 11
hiiiir cist, I1
Anytiu* 'hp line of Ueatly-Madc: '
lothing '? he found at the store of Whiten
trot hero." |j
Si'KfTAinducements are offered by White t
Irotherso parties buying Molasses b? 1'if } t
larrel.
Ci.EAsnt your creeks and branches beforeour
ne^bors attend to that matter for J'otl jt
Ik jWke good strong coffee, call at Miller j?
ios, j-A'buy some old Government Java. j j
Misjv/da Ta'Jhakt has opened her Dress ' 'J
lalciiJwjUo'.isi.i.i. ft at Mruce's Hotel. j t
I'k.'jn'Nek we regret to learn is lying, i
opellly il; at Ids home in Due n'est. 11
W'rIkI spine he-oMiful weather last we^k, !!
id rCJh work was done on the farms.
Wi-T UitoTHEiw are now receiving dally ' \
icir?<'nant slock of spring Goods. I j
Je Met iowan after having been quite |'
r a week is again on foot. c
I.EMHII assortment of Spring Suits for j I
men at White Brothers. I j
r forget tho*o Zei?l<>r shoes at White h
is; there are none belter.
O. A. VisanskA will have one of the ;
t vegetable gardens in town. ' 1
ho?. I'. CoTHitAN. Ksq., Is In atUndancC i J
>n the Greenville Court. i ^
Ik. K. i'atkii has been UotRg some repairs! r.
the Kpisco|-aI ( hureli. j e
ntE old Oovernriient Java cofTee at '
;ale by Miller Bros. ' ! t
?|)ks. Novels, Books, from 10 cents to 81.50,!
'r. K. H. Mcltrlde. ;H
lu-CiTAEMEiwofltrstiianyattractivegootls. 11
1 and see them. , v
aints?'Twenty-five beautiful colors, mix- t
at Dr. MeBride's. jal 82
[k. John Pratt, of Little River, was in j
ii last Friday.
}: sure to read Cunningham A Templetoil's'
.'ertlsemeiit. ! I
kst i limine oil, cheap enough, fur sale at: '
Mel tilde's. Jal W jJJ
11 it ::f: li u ii'lrctl more novels com in ir ntlJrJ<(
Bride's. jttl VJ i r
K sure to plant a preteh of millet for your a
i. t
,*k miiKt get pay from delinquent subscrlb- "
u. Jamkk A. I.owik asks you to liis store. = e
r.km.r, Ksq., Is ol! forGreenville. ie
ai.sf.mink 1") colors, at l)r. Mcllrlde's. |11
ins Is tiie season for sowing millet. j |,
>w millet.
Making Annual Returns. j"
lie nttei tion of executors, administrators | x
I guardians I* e,,ll<-d t?> the change made at tl
last session of tlie l.<gis!a:u'e ill the law y
egard to the time of making annual re- , n
lis. The new law rend- as follows:
I rrios 1. That Executors or Administra- tl
i shall annually, while any estate shall re- li
m in tied: it. re or custody, during the S
nths of January and February of each .<1
ir. p-nder to the .linlge of Probate of the t<
uity from whom lhty obtained probate of f<
1 iir letters of administration, a Just and '
e account, upon oath, of the receipts and'
?enditures of such estate the preceding cl
ir, which, when examined atul approved, tl
ill be deposited with the inventory and a;>lisoni^nt.
or other papers belonging tosuch b
at-, in the ofllce of said Judtto of Probate, d,
re to tie kept for the Inspeelioii of such d
sons as may be Interested in the said es- p
e. ill
V'hen an Administrator or Executor, np- fi
nted by the Judgu of Probate, shall neg-, b
t to make his annual return within the g'
leprescribed in Section 1 of this Chapter, t
hall be the duty of the .Judge of Probate n
thwlth to cite him or her to do st; and up- si
hiR or Iwr net'l-etor refus: | to rendersuch n
ount wi'lifn twenty days from the service 11
'aid citation, such delimiter shall beadjudR' U
in contempt, and the Judge of Probate Is ci
powered ami reiiuired to issue ills attach- d
Jit against such defaulters, and Iip or sin j;
ill purge such conlenipt >' rendering such
joiint. such defaulter ?IiH1 he fined in a sum n
'exceeding t went* ('-'"'dollars for each and e
vy day duing which such default may con- n
lie. Ar.d It. ease of such recusant Admin- c<
lator, he may further revoke the letters of ii
ministration: J'rovittrd, That noon goodand 1!
hck-nt cause shown befoie such Judge of ti
liale, lie may excuse the oii-.i-tiion on the h
rtof sucli Kxeculor and Administrator to i
,kt the return required in this Act within a
ie herein limited, and tlie said Judge of si
>?>ate may giv to such Kxeculor or Ad- li
nistm'or so in delimit a reasonable time tl
hlnvhicb to tile his return, not exceeding r>
lv<jl\js. ,n
,Jfii jM
greenwood ??otes and ('ftmcnl
0 nv uvid nunc "
II. C. Smart, who h;\R frr some
;,I it* correspondence with K. Carswi
iBui'', .grand worthy lecturer of the 1
J of lite ,-uns of Temperance of J
, erica, Is now able to suy anthoritat
It tJiis distitiKUishe 1 temperance udv
1 lecture In Ureenwood ut uii early
E has JuM completed a lecture tour ii
stern and Western States and will cot
f'.v of Atlanta to thl< point. Ileisinun
! H'l'uiar, an etlective orator in this
M t lie press every where accords hint c:
onal distinction.
If }<>u :i:e tiouhled wilhhawksgnl the
'Kh breed lianiarn?ttlter the first eat el
Wk 1> Ml HlOrillltrMv <1 ? l,%/? *
ilUiint "teeof his prey thcit lie never so
us 10 visu u"1.1 {j"uliry
Mr. Ail^er t'ulhoan visited (ireonwoo
unlay.
1 iipt. K. K. Hale, oneof Ahheville's best
civiui rcpic>etit?iuvi-8, was in town
W 'thin a month Greenwood will have
' l,s, business lint, a jeweler, a milli
iireanU i? nh-rcnntlle house.
MeKsrs. Ilitr<iln 'A H'tn k are applying
???' ! 1 capital white wash, lar
. .vi mating <ii'.nmicn ami superior tirn
.to their mill.
l'he Junior I,Horary Club had a lively
>11 at ilie residence of Iir. A. P. Booxer,
y evenlnsr. Mr. Hughey wa* elected j
ut arid Prof, lteid critic for the next <i
r.
1'he lovers of the novel took a lively ii
I in the outfit oi h stencil cutter that t
d ill upon Greenwood the other day. w
nsisted of a covered spring wagon, dr
a iiiijr of able horses, in whicli were 01
visible a cookiiiK utove, fuel, provisl
d clothing. doub!e-barreleu shot-gun, '
e complete furnishings of his laboral
(1 a doe perched upon a front seat, ns gi
a Veritanl .- Cerebus, who.se business it
make intruders nervous While tins
in mighi S inn force hotels into hankrti{
me as a forcible incarnation of i
icrty? self depende ?cc and telf indep
! lie church goini; population tlironsed
.ht's, i'huri'h Sunday morning, the o
IH'r'll.K li.-itur i.l,^n.l ll?<> II I' Sit
rucupil a very pointed an<1 condensed
:>t> m>on the vuhject of Justification,
tr 'J. I'. Hiley.whoiscngineerin'Zthen
per movement at this point, speaks '
nfldentiy of ii? success, The neces
in hand, the larger part ol wl
IU cy furnMics him^cll: the services
inposi'or familiar with all the details of
siness have also hecn secured.
'The {(elisionsTraining of Children"
the subject of the sel-mon at the next
Intmcni of Hev. \V. (Power in Urecnw
i citizen of Itarn well recently wrote
ike, making enquiries as to property,
etc., HiidudJed that <|?ite a number f
it county contemplate an early prospcc
It with the Idea of locating here.
i i.tiic son 01 ,\ir. hod .Major h nisi wee*
vi'd a kick from a mule, fracturing
tU. lie le doing well ami :he symptoms
oiable to a speedy recovery.
'he couuoil are putting the streets In tl
;h repair. An ordinance compelling p
y holders to straighten lip their fen
teh in many places monopolizes the :
Iks, would l>e a good thing.
Ir. l'hlillps, of the tirni of Phillip* ?t J*
i. ut Ninety-six, will on the llrstof|
nth, open a block of goods In the A1
Iding at this place, under the manugem
Mr. Mac Turner. Mr. Turner is a good I
ss man and has scores of friends in
omunity. Hacked by the skill and exp
:<;of Mr. Phillip-, he will enter the ra
h strong assurances of success,
lie regular monthly public review of J
L!?le Hrlght's music class took place Frf
ning at the residence of Pr.<K II. Calho
er the young ladies had verj^crfdiu
le through with the musical rrportoirc
;tor caught the spirit of song and brou
vn the house with a charming serlo-coni
i this day when the opinions of the pi
xtlitics, ethic-i. and all the questions
vedinthe problems of moral and so<
, are too of en subjective. It Is retreshlns
:tr Journal like the Ptcm and J {miner wl
ittrbiguity, independently declare lis c
lions. I'niler the control of the fearh
servative journalist the ,-ress is a pow
organism for the elaboration of truth, I
n plastic and subjective it Is an ininitl
very sphere, or it it sustain the semhlai
ii'e, requires constant nntheptics to air
canker anil keep the unbidden fctei
11 public nostrils. While Ihe l*rc?.i <
incv's unique and original views on I
pei'anee <)notion and th? Hill-Mahone
vlton, snmicsted this relteeii m, I say II
rhleh your stnine patro'iageisacariolli
t your paper holds a place in public
n lor lis manly, fearless and indepcnd<
vs ot -winch any jotirnul might well
iv I.
jrlvss than fifty dollars Ninety-Six pu
tantial ami ornamentul lat'icd enel
ot wry pretty design, arounu Us ptilj
P of.
Per.', of Coke-bnrv. a thorough m
in tin-art divine, has several students
ie at I his j l,;cc.
ie admirer.* of fine cattle should not f
:e Mr. J. \V. tircn's superior Ayrsh
d of iui!?*hprs. For quality and qiianl
nave h i superiors, they are hearty fei
small. vompjclly built ami kiudi.V disp
the much sought essential* in u dcnlral
ittie Duekctt, a very charming little cl
bruted the fifth annlver avy of her biri
on iast Friday, by entcrtaliilne her di,
ive guesl* In regal style. The Joys
r una' HKf ijic* invniurii'9 ui ?
\*?tr"iS" unkn<)wft'v.thJ4.
*Ir. W, H. Strickland. preaches at Nln
\ ittfhe forenoon on next Sabbatn an
II Jrshlp in (he ufteruoon.
MqWhitlock had the piuckanJU**rTTn"
< 'ipitul Inn brick gri^rrfffnTTiLw mill
w he bft* of seeing 11
f1 I i i mi ni Therein nmnl
nant capital in (ireenwood to huiid it
here was uny po>-ib'e way of starting
notion. Incomes from manufacture
a?tly larger iiikI more definite than
arse farms cneumliered with tax, with
>j>rtial areas in cultivation.
Tlw progress on the Greenwood and
a Kalroad is not e;|iial to the wishes
nost sanguine friends. The ratio of
nisst ce: taiii'y be increased if thi? po
f n-iu-d hv
?6>
"Saluda" Speaks.
'i'.iltm ranil Hunnrr:
Alt hough not a fanner I propone 'o gi'
i-'iii lie . s lve?n (Ms s -?rti* 11 wh:eh y?
ivu to your;-atruns if ?vu wisii.
I hitvejust been to a railroad meet!
hi mi roc* ami Arnold* I.ine eieek La
'ounly, I he obj?-et of s hi meeting is to
in ?? Knilroail front <?ret nvllle to a
ear w hen 'lie Spsirtnnbuiy anil Greci
JOii'l * 'o-si-s <ai i<l:t i.lver, anout forty
n mi i r lineiiinl !e\el ridge, > 11 the
\ rg between .-t.v.da and Kei dy I?
?Y in r<v< r to rive: isfrnin threeio live
lie Hoad is exp-eted todeveiope tin
va.i'r jower on both rivers, ami thin
uove will locate all of the niaehlnery ?:
.aureus side of Saluda river. Now
u.vs Abheviile to nil this vast mine of v
>:iEsln<; from her hnllds. And those fa
nv in vaiuv^i. i H'?> niuuuM- iwm uuu*
<1 t<> have a road. A t said meeting they
itl a Committee of five to wait ??n I he ri
tf Up'cuvillt* und tlic ail'horities of th
,ine Kali way to learn what they will i
lie new road. And I tlilnlc said eomi
liould have orders to wait on thecltiz
Augusta, Ua., and give thorn an opport
o compete with the citizens of (Jreen vl
he control of the trude of this rich sect
lonntry,
Mr. t?. I. Swain, an arcnt sent out b
National Government has been round
nspccting the water power of this river
I fear that our new itoard of Commissi
lave slipped into the deep ruin which tl
Joard left so far as the mads are conc?
['hey i**ne iirders to work la.; roads, t lie I
ire ordered out a: d -.hey pass over their
?ut working the roatis is a tliluu not k
>f in these parts. There are often ten 1
o the mile, out' half of which pay no ta
he poll tax, and I can compare our rou
>othing nearer than three deep cotton
wished out and the middle one from o
wo feet the deepest so that it is good di
f you pass some of t!ic> md not get ti
>ut in the mud. It wou he a Ood sc
his community if we cou.d have a Boa
>>mnilj)8l<ifter> that- would enforce the
aw# for on* term of otlice Just as you
Uhed them last week.
Ijist fall a good many of our peoplo
lown on our Hoard of Connni sloner
niilding a ti-st class bridge at Krwin's
yliat say they now when it Is all right o
nany carried oil'. I hope our present ]
ilJi replace ut. least one of them by Just
bridge so that we can get through wltl
vertasUng bridge building.
. would be Kind If some one would pi
he public tin* Items of what the brld
'alhoun's Mills has cost since the war
ee li It would.not have been cheaper to
mt up just fU^h a bridge as Erwln sand
he community and the travelling [
roultl not. have been without a bridge
licy moot wanted It. SALU.
? ?
About Dancing.
Panclng has lone been a source of tr
n the churches. I do not mean, by
hat it lias b( en an evil, a disease in th
tan body.but, tl.eehurches have been tro
y it as.'onie I'ajitist churches 200 year
bjeeted t<> singing hymns In their fi
rorship, and hence were troubled by si
ml some are now troubled by organs. ,
it knowledge of what dancing is.andof
liere is about i! that is smlul, would be
elief.
The dictionaries define danes to mean,
raly, "a ic-plny and f isklng about". A
oily, "a 1 aring or stepping with motio
ii?* iiikI.v adjusted to the measure of a
u. icularly by two or more In concert.
I ensured stepping to music."
When l>avid "danced before the Lord
li his might," (II Sam. vl; 14), he n
round with all Ills might In ICcel. iil:
iiiiviuuiinci: means u lime 10 siup. .
lv; 6, "The daughter of Hcrodian"
ic fwt" before Herod. I.uka vl; 27, "Re
eIn that day and leap for Joy," may i
o more than 'dance for Joy."
If what I have stated is" correct, what
:iat lssinful in thcdanccf.lt Ik not simply
ig or skipping. for tnat is about wha
avior told hisdlsciples todo for Joy when
tiould l>e persecuted for ills fake. TJi
miiot be mi measured stepping to ini
)r tiiisj is about what is meant by Ph.
priii-e him with ,he timbrel nnd dance
lies Ides, If t'.iis Is the sin, our c6i
liurch-members can hardly be guilty
ley don't know how.
A number of our young chnrch-i
ers were recently reported tothcchurcl
anclng, and they answered that
id not dance, but that they played "stei
artneiV and skipping across the room,
t conscientiously, they .saw no sin it.
ertainly danced by sklpplngacrossthe n
tit is that kind of dancing sltifftl* There
ood old Baptist sister in this coutrp tha:
rained to dance when she was a girl,
ow, sometime* when sne Is tired of sit
lie dance* merrily over the llor: but rei
o one will say that she fins by so clan
lit some klndsof dan.-ing are sinful.
>lcl thai some dances are so conducted t
itc and to express the passions. Such an
onbtedly sintul, and no Christian ca
is.itied in their practice.
\\ ha; arc we todo with the dancers? I
nlyt>. ask lor intormation, shall we i
rimlnaiely condemn all dancin??or wo
I be b. ttcr t<> condemn only that whl
nfcssediy ovii?>ome or oir ncoplecom
II sociable parlies and say, "It is all wr<
tul we know that ourHaviour attended
os. and a reC'ptfon w.tK made special 1;
lm (Luke v; L1-j. The professors m our
nary used to give receptions to the stud
nd we know that young people most
ime recreation. They are you nif and f
fe, and there is danger of throwingar
Item such restraints as to make relUio
ulslvc. and we should bind on them r.
ec-s-sarr burdens. 1!. O. Covjf.ivi
S. About this time look out for mnldan*, done
up nl a ifaml Miillrr, with broad sun hat,
cloved hand* and hl^h-heeled shoes, scratching
around the flower beds in the front yard,
tlmo Just after hreaklast. with rake or hoe, dotnp,
,jl tlf: In an hour about as much execution amongst
)lvls- woed? as mi old rooster would do in f?n
s'orth ' m'nute*. Still the aforesaid maidens make
ivoiy i Pre,t.v pictures; far prettier than If they were
oeatc 'n tl,r vegetable garden, hoeim: potatoes, or
day. I <I?wn on their knees weed Inn onions.
n the I .
'HiColumbia and Lexington
?!! WATER
1 t h<? i
3 POWER COMPANY,
>d on
cr?m- j
'aht | 'PIIK b<x?kn for mibNcrln'lon to tlir rfinllnl
? . , 1 htooU of tlu'VOM'MiilA AN1> I.KXlNO-'
adil-I t,-)k wa'IKll row KK COMPANY, will he*;
"el> j opened at tt.ie ollli-e -f IhcCiilumliln ?Ir.s Light i
! {'onitinnv in thr? < *? 1?t 11 N:itirmnl UnnL- *?r> 1
print- ] Thursday, March ^t M. at in o'clock a. St., anil;
nous | Wn| |,ck"*i't <>pcn from the hour of 1<? si. to]
nan- n ,, M for len day*. Persons wishing lo
take block ** 111 arply at theoiliee.
??*- \V. H. STANIiKY,
Fr * W. A. CI,A UK,
,rcs'- (J K<). A. Nil IK I. IIS,
lus'r- .1. S. ( Ol.KS.
r. A. McCKKKUY,
i'or- N. t. BAlt.VWKl.I,,
' J'lJ- .1. < SKKliKKS,
Kxocutivo Committee,
awn persons 'jt Abbeville caiinty dcsiritii; to
fii*""* | subscribe t:> tills enterprise will find an opIons,
] Tiortunity to do so by applying to I lie ollice Cf:
with 4 J. W. PKI'IUX,
i?ry, | County Treasurer. I
ru".s March 30, 1881, 2t
CUS- I m
HSTotice;.
end- j
the ' rpHKRK ^111 be a meeting of the tax-payers
ther j 0f the Savann.ill Valley Railroad at liellnart
view, on Iho Uth of April at lOo'elock a. m. A I
ser-ifUi| attendance is requested as there will bej
business of Importance to attend to.
rws-l TAX-PAYElt*.
very I \r ><-/.>> in icui
??' } ! "
';S 3NTE3"W
i iiLLiB m
ting
:;r -INtiie
s GREENWOOD!
10CK#
side
? MRS. J. P. STEPHENS
1'iui OKCJS leave to Inform the citizens of Green
er|. I D wood ii^d Kiirroundinir country thatnhe
uks j ,ia8 week opened a full line of
i MILLINERY,
tlic !
5? -AND- i
I FANCY GOODS,'
on.; nt lier residence, next door to S. H. Hodces
P8S Co. Her st"t;k comprises LADIES' HATs
er-!-*-ND HONNKTS In nil the lntfsl. ft.vlos and
[>uL ' novelties, tnlnmod to order. TOILET AHT1- _
Ion!CLKS AND FANCY NOTIONS, of every J
?ce Htyle and variety, LACKS AND LACK I
oaf . (JO* IDS. SWISS and hamhukg kkingks
,0h 1 ANTIQUE. ('AlioI,INF. AND LANOIJKUOC
LACKS. ( Hrr.rmF.N LACK CCI'S AND
[Ijc'HIIJS, .LINEN CUFFS, COLLARS, Ac. In
al-: fact every thins kept In n flrst-oliiss establish- '
:iat | mcnt. lionds all fresh and stylish. Prices to
iry suit the times. lie sure to give her a call bees
1 fore purchaslm; elsewhere.
?nt | (ireenwood, S. March 30, 1881.
* 1 ^ ' 1
Mill *T |J
ire |
IIP. ROSENBERGjMT
I \
"of! hoi'*-' jiwt received a full and onmnMr i1
liei ?Vv^Toork of GENTLEMEN'S Vorilisl,
| AND B0V8' jj
'fir ^0*^^ ; i
Tlencl V-Jnde j;
l|CLOTH^'i
iii? if /
it in {
is arc jj yxs ill great variety and stylo
from I
..piDRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
of its
hit 7s nt n" descriptions, (ircat bargains in
u can j ^ 5
' A fine lot of GEXTIiF.MKN'S FrnNIPHlNO
.urens 1 <jOODSJust ri-eeivtd at extremely lott* prices,
til)I HI !
C? J 1 _ _ J?
.woo.ll wur OLOCK 01
^GROCERIES.
; vast I
Viikl ?AND?
n-ulth !
IPROVISMS,
n I tied I
cim of always full and at lowo3t mnrkct rates. We
unity mako a specialty In
lie for
Tobacco
liere which we offer as low as It can be purchased
'oners 1" the State.
I!P. ROSENBERG & CO.,
tiown
5TS? ABBEVILLE, S. C.
rows March 30,18S1, tf
ne to ?
S3 Marble Works.
rd of A LL kinds of Marble kept on hand. Work
road I J\. done In best manner and at short notice
pub-1 We have the best of workmen, and all kinds
j of work done from plain to the most clnbowere
| rate. Several hundred design* on hand to
s for make selection, pur price always ns low as
Mills, same cluss of worlican be bought In the cities
nd m> J. I); CH.U1IERS,
Usnch March 3?.18M.t{
\x tills MEW AND BEAUTIFUL CIIROMOS
ve to 1"
go at New frames and new subjects. Inst received
and nt J. 1). CIlALMKKS.
have March 30,1881, tf
j?S Boston Student's Chair
A SPI.GNDII) ClIAIIt at a low price. A
/Y real comfort, fall and sec them. Will
arrive In 5 or(> days, y dozen of the Louisville,
Ky , Chair; solid and substantial, at
ouble J. D. CHALMERS.
thin \f n.v>i. t/i iuei if
?"S New Styles.
n.JlllpIpIIIUtttKN CARRIAGES. DoU Carriages,
v'befc ' ^ "?y WuK?in?. The Carriages are new
_l?V i styles, very handsome, and lirst clasH (roods.
* ; J. 1?. CHALMERS
8omej March .TO, 1SS1. tf
gon- | ~
ro Moiicp ai Pictnre Frames"
"A 1?ULL line ?f the above always on hand;
1/ prices low.. Also, all kizcs of <JIuh? krp'.
with lor piciures anu oiner purposes. j,ooKin,<:
loved <41ass, LookingGlassPlate to (III frames when
"? the glass are brcken out; nil <>n haiicl
^lt- J. D. CHALMERS.
jolcn March 30,1881, tf
Jlcau l*lie Woven Wire Maitress:
?r ?' T)KIi'K now 810 to ?12- They are noiseless
t our : * flsist!C, soft or hard a* you may wish, will
. thev I lasl a life tune, with proper uhhc* they are
e tip ' almost indestructible. For summer use ean
isle" sl""eud 11 hlanltcl and sheet which will give
j you a cool eomf'>tablc bed, at
* J. I?. CHALMERS.
jntry March :!0,1881, ?|
fur SPItINii
BEj>S AND WOVEN
WIKE MATTRESSES.
* I We havethe most complete stock of Spring
y j Hods in the up-country. Our Spring lieds
alln? which contain 110 and 151 spiral springs all
. I chained together and clinched on tiicir slats
ino>* are oil per cent, cheaper than any Spring 15cl
offered to the people?price of 110 springs' SI 60
j u I price of 151 springs Sa.tH). Don't buy any
t was spring 15ed until you seethe 140 and 154. It IS
ana jUstas stated above, at
J. I>. CHALMFflS.
elng" March 30,1881. tf
i""1-! SHEET MUSIC,
s ??-] \1 USICAL BOXES from 9?to?3.T0, 2 (o gal*,
.it bo Guitars from SI tojSO; will be ordered
I when desired. EDWIN PALtKEK.
write March Si, 1?S1. tf
lulls
"hfilTO ARRIVE THIS WEEK.
lemn
^|F0R SPRING AND SUMMER.
Semlents
rPHE largest and most attractive stock of
have I Ladies' Goods ever ottered in Abbeville,
nil of I Dress Goods, Dross Silks. Trimming Silks,
ound I Mack and Colored Satins, black and Colored
ii n. | Fringes,Cords ami Tassels, Fancy ISultons.Ac.
i in. JR. M, Hadtleu & Co.
<K- I MitH. t. 1?}J. II
To Raise SuppTT^U|H9n9
Town of AbbevJ^^^H^^RH
Year of 1880^QHb^HH
! [)! : IT OHDAINKI) TilK
aino, that
mid ussL-.-sfvl fur Hie usrs nml ]Ui^^H|^|^H^H
wi.WI lim-11 f..r l)u. ij.i-nl vi.nr
October. 1S80, and Octo^^Hj^HBHH
I. On every one hundred dol1^^EBE^^H|
Cftsli value of all Ileal find I'crKtJ^Hw^HBHj
within the incorporatelimits of the
of Abbeville. the sum of twenty cents.
II. On eacli doc the ssitn of one dollar. I
III. On each liiMiard Table or Ten-Pin Alley,
kept for hire, to pay the sum of Twenty |
Dollars on lirst lahleor alley, and Fifteen I'ol-1
,'ars 011 eacii lauie or auey more man one.
fV. For each Hern:?*' to retail and soil sj-lr-.
(tubus liquors the sum of one Hundred and j
Fifty Dollars for the year, eomnicitcini:.Ian-j
nary 1st, 1SH1, and ending December :tlst, 18*1.1 i
to be paid In advance. Apothecaries' license
the sum of Filty Dollars, payable in advi'tice. till
V. That all males liable to load duly shall j
be required to work on the r"".dsand streets ?tD
vvMhln the incorporate lliuitsof the town, five j
days under the direction of the Council. The|
commutation for such road duty or tax, to be j
the sum of Two Dollars and Fitly Cents, from
each person litis liab;e, to be p'aid at the time i ' \
of payment of other tuxes. I *
VI. For licenses ( > itiiierant peddlers or Jj e
Itinerant auctioneers not more than Twenty-! 0 \
Five Dollars nor less llian Three Dollars per j
ilfiy.
VII. For rlr."UR and all filter shows not [
mo ft: than Twenty-Five Dollars, nor less
than Five Dollars per tiny or night. I
VIII. That all the I axi s levied and assessed j
n?'.der this ordinance shall l;c. paid to the
Treasurer of Town Council, on or before the
Ilrst.day of April; 186!. \
IX- Th.-tf. Fie Intendant and Wardens he
exempt from payment of taxes.
X. That all ordli anees or parts of ordi-, FB^
nances conflietini: with the foregoing be, and j fi
are hereby repealed.
I tall (led in regular meeting of Council this j
tbriSth February, IS!].
H. T. TUSTEN, AT
Intendant. Ma
T. P. aUARLES, th<
Secretary Town Council. T
March -, 1S81, tf
\t? I? If t-.vt ??. ?. I If Uifu I
Abbeville, S. C'J > incty-Si\, S. C. I
33E7STET & BICE,
attorneys at LatvlirE
have formed a partnership frr theprne- Ma
W lice of law. And will prauticc In all tlio rr~~
Courts of tlie SUite.
BENET & RICE. S
Feb. 23, ISSl.tf fcJ
T^TPT T"!SZT ATTTTTV T*
Are
TltKASritKK'a (IKKICI", I SUB
A nriKVii.i.K, February 4. Ins], i
pill* following circular from t!???('oiiiptroll-1
l._ er (iencrsil is published for the benefit oi'l
ie WW'&uJ'ayer.s in Abbeville''onnty who i
ave not pal J toe taxes on their hunts.
J. W. FERRIN, [
treasurer Abbeville CourJ^A
.. . DBPART??;NT,
UFF1CE OK COMITKOMjKK-GKSK.KA 1, I
Columbia, S. C'., Jun. If, lsJl. I
[<"iu( rjr.Aii No. -1 J ^ 1 m
In the matter ot Delinquent I,nn<l Sales you I
vill obey ttic instructions conts'not! In rircu-| *'
tr No. recently issued from this office. I
You will neither advertise nor sell any of; ??
hose lands wliieli w<?ru to have been sold on j
Iu> l!r>t .Momi.iy in coorunry imsi, >uu in i
ivM of km id advertisement tin* ('minty Titrsu-I
it will cuiife (i Police to be Inserted In one oi l
iin county p ipers to lln: clli e: that nil |?:.rties
iwlng orluuingnn Interest therein may re- \
Iwiii all lauds tiiat have not become as-ot-> of !
,l.e Stnte in charge of the Sinking Kuml i om-1
iiis?lon until .'list, Ivi, as provider! I
I rur ntTiiCXiippr?NefrT^^??;r uttli, ls.v. j
J<HN :3RATT0Sf>f _
i| CciptrolWr General.
| Feb, fciSl, tf J ^
COLOGNES. tlia
ILOMN'S NICK1.K COJ.OOXK 'Si orntv p/s]
I VV p bottle. Tai lor's I'rerilinm Cologne!
Monument.I Cologne i"i cents ami I 0_
j I .VI etjik Fellow's F<trael ?> cents. Fellow's! CRD
I Supirio Fx tract .'Dcei.ts. Toilet Soaps 10' ?
IttiitiMwnjfc^ | aiW
! .LJUWIIY
Fi*h.nssi. tf j trro
i '?lOO rll
^ WARD! b
j
1^' j ^ ^
kl
HTtTE ol- So il I'A UOT.IN A,
V ? I to til
h.\KC IVE ( IIAMItr.U, |
('oM'Mn, February -G, issi. i
I'nnd
i V?/11ERRAS li lormtin lias been rrceiv-|a
| '? rd ut tlilH Di'pnrimt tliat an atrocious incirfr
| murder wan committed Abbeville county, j
I Mouth Carolina, o;i tl night of Friday i
eighteenth day of Feb?ry, lHsj, upon the | cigh
| body of Caroline Fuirovi/ one William l!??e j jy()|ie
l Martin,and that the saiVillhim Bee Mur-j
tin has fled iron) Justice, | flitUl
I Now, therefore, I, .Tohnn Ilagood,fJovern-1 ttdlii
lorof the State of Soutbarolina, in ?ri,or|no)it
j thnt justice may be dom?id tin- majesty of]
i tin; law vindicated, do hjj-y offer a reward | llJllH
j of one hundred ('5101) jjs for the appro-} (j0jj,
ihenslon ami dollvery -the sherill of the
county iu which the alii 1 crime \va> com- gl'OOl
i mitfed, of Ihc suld Willi lie.- Martin. : OCrif
Said Martin is de.scribeas being about 2ii j
| year, if age, f? feet II ineih'^h, with dark j
iii(j(,tiiju nvigiioiiuuut j'iDniiius.
In text I moiiy whereof j-nve hereunto set
my hand and cau.'Tthe Oroat Seal of
the State to he afll' this'jiili day or <T?l
! [l. h.] February, A. I>. lM>?t < 'oluuibla, and '
in the one hundre<and fill i year of
the Independent*!' "the t'nltet States
of Ainerl<a.
JOII> >N UAGOon,
! It. M. SIMMS, , (iov-rnor. !
I Secretary t?f Ktrue. :
j
bracs.
Gentlemen nnu Ladi..
EU'IN PAKMvt. Q_.
Feb 2Ti, 1S81, tf k? W
Pond's F.tract
AND Roman Eye Dalsai. -tur[.
5r\vrN TAUKEH. i TWTi
j March 23,1S?|, 2t , ataa.
- i
Trot lives.
Fishing lines and h>ic?. -iit
KWIN TARKKit. Yy
Mn:>.li ?1,1SS1, tf ? " T,
_ . ... .. Tllt<
MRS. fiAJDOH 153
! 11 ir? r:
"TTTIIiL bo assisted by MIS ADDIE TV LEU | f;lI]
a lady of cultivated tiste and skill; who j has
l?i<l si\ years eNpcriciie among I In- most ~
fashionable Milliners of fall I more and New l?.C
Y'irk. She Is therefore'nvpared to suit I be (1
taste nn<l supply the wmsofall wFjo may; i
patronize her. < |
II. fll. J addon A Co, ! Ja
March ??, IXSI. tf
J.D, CHALMERS M
dealer j*'
i Furniture, Fine Pare Frames, j)
Window Shades,
; Mouldings, Fine 0;il Pictures, Chroaics,
Steel Engravings, Ac.
I^BBEVILLJU.S-C. jjJJ
RECEIVED this week Four Vow Chamber '11*
Suits, new lot of SpringHeds, Mattresses
' Chairs, Safes, and ;tm)low price lieds. Allsol?l *
as low as sold In tin; State.
J. D. CHALMERS,
| Doc. 1". iw. t~ j
111 tlie LADIES consu!
sir interest by examining1 our elegant stock, the large*
d cheapest ever offered, at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS,
I If 11 I o I v I1
381 OFISIM Ml
?O &a J?
'RING m SUMMER STYLES MILLiERl
VE respectfully invite the LADIES to inspcct our stock
'HUESDAY, MAEOM 31st
v men we promise win De iviuun LAituiiiv awjj diuk.
TRB< TIVE than ever offered before in Abbeville
,ny of our HATS AND BONNETS have been copied fror
i lateit Paris impootations. The very latest styles
lina' Wnav T.nrpc. Pnfflin<rc nwprs. T?ihhnr?:
A'-* A1 V/ VM> w ? VM* | ?-*VVV WW J M- *-** *** * '? v ? ? w* - J ./ V V**V
Veilings, Jewelry, &c. Also, the latest, styles of
BUESS GOODS AND TPJMMINGS.
r. m. mm & eo.
rrti '.st, issi. tf
pring* and Bummer Goods!
j -% _ i i. z. -r oT?"nTim j
now opening incir large assortment ci srr.irj \? unr
1MER GOODS.
T111: Y II AVIS
PRINTS, in all styles,
CLOTHING, in great variety,
- DRESS GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES, all kinds and prices,
CLOAKS and DOLMANS, in varied styles
rn?nPT'T3Tk<c rs?Af?xrr'DV Rrn
Vl/Vi)
KjnTt^VrwMi^. CALL-gS . '
it.H, 188i) tf ^ .. i:.
F. PAIililiU. ' - II. 31. Illf?V,7
ForirciU- of llill^ ^Thomson.
PARKER & HILL
ABBE VII,!LTt\ S. C.
v ABBEVILLE, S, C., January 10,1381.
rE beg- toin^onn our friends and the public generally
t v;c have associated ^/selves under the firm name o
iXER & KILL for the purpose oiling a ger aimer
tile business at No. 4 O'Neal Block. OuYSftoek ;
">?" V> ^ CniMirl -full n t? r? no^inloto Ofllieicfinc r\ f Tll'V fr/W/lS
liy O U t/ 1UUUUIU11 OrliU vvax^xv IVJ vvauiwuiUj v* jwa j v? vvv^y
ceries and plantation supplies. V/c take this opporiup
to thank those who have favored us in tlie past and wc
pectfully solicit their continued patronage as our presfacilities
will guarantee to serve them as reasonable
my house in our line. Respectfully,
S. F. Parker,
K, M. Kill.
.nnarv 1 \ lv '.
E A CARD. 1881,
TEFL A SKA SOX OF Tit ADE WHICH HAS liKKX I'XPARAL
leled in tin- history of Abbeville, we desire to rentier sincere thank!
0 people <;!' our native County for their kktd liberality towards us. Wt
Lje totheni our best ( florts to merit a eonlinuanfe of nunc by giving ^(.ix
s, honest weights, ami thie attention to business. Will) an increasing bus
1 ami augmented facilities, we feel we are .-afe in promising to any one, ii
of merchandise, entire satisiaeimn. j he year cigmccn iiui'meu am
ty, with its joys and its sorrows, is now numbered with tlie years that an
. Let ns all profit hy its experiences and lurii with piophetie eye to tin
ro, being animated by a bright hope and .-u.-taiiied by .. high resolve t<
eve more than we have done in tin1 past. Tin* times are pro,.iiioi:s. "i::
ieal horizon, at least for tin present, i< clear. J'rosperily, v. iili jreiicroiii
I, is passing through the land. Let e;.eh and every one of u- i>e ::i? am
g that she may not pass him by. We ex'end to each ami vvery one li'.i
linfs nf .1 hnnnv New fear with very lu -t \\ i.-!to/ their i"tsi?.r: j:
" * " * 0 " 1 I !
yVery
Respectfully,
W. JOEL SHITH & SOI,
?. f>, 1SS1, If j
R W CANNON7 I
-AGENT FOF-?
llelt Gins, Brown Gins, Bigelow Engines,
Economizer Engine, Birdsall Engines,
eepstakes Threshers, Farquhar T.ireshe.s,
"Rooniirq Qr>f] Rnw Mills. Grist
V/L M W^. wa?WJ >? ?. ?
lls^ Car.e Mills, Kay arid Cotton Presses,
Rubber and Leather Bolting &c.
rrir smvkijat, ykaiis' r: x i m ! i i sj-:i- i-v.cn.rnr.s,
ami special iirraiiji'iiicnis with sihih.hI' :;i.-I u . ?: iiiu.it>.'. -! r'rs :u tin
h1 Stales. I feel confident of bein;; able Ik oiler buyers indiieements that ean.ioi
C coll I'll.
I on inn or vrito for circular and prices. Term?? ea-y i.i respon>ible buyers 01
d discounts lor eadi.
i. lit, lssn. tf
. HKADLKY. T. V. THOMSON.
IRADLEY & THOMSON
9
DKAI.KP.S IN (*KN Kit A I. MKIifl' * il>*SK AT
SEVILLE C, H, AND BRAJLEfS MILLS.
?Ali\v"AYK Ki'.Ki' ON IIAND A I I 1.1. sTnfK ??! * KIKsT CI.Ass?
RT GOODS. FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS.
DRESS MATERIA L,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ITS, BOOTS SHOES AND OO^ESTIOS,
S(? Km mil pijcs ? < <>!tN. MI'Ai.. KI.'ilMt. I i A <"<?>.', I. \ I: I' Wit f.!!l^'l'. < 'MKINI .
II \Ms. i i ^ j. j.;.ti--as, (\\>;% { ;|?t; iu|>| i; A lis. Mni \ss:>. I !--:i \\;> <<>:%
1 |i t.\ \ N I. A a -Iii.-Ihli I stueii wl !' >11.\? ? A N i' >K< i A !>' a:i I : :I I.iri'-.f
NTAl'mN*- I'fj.tKS I", i- . I'
\
HBmfflHpr Tn p >7
HnMHynii'' i> in
^HHHK^^^iii-'. in
HRH^^^lIfi'i^s. I'
i aMii:i:s<i.n
WlrCilVC I 1 t ? >!1 .... "> r?'I I' III
I 1 ].? ) Vl! A l.lliT"*')!! li "I |> III
I I ,i-:i \ * 1 11 ?-f??! i 7 li ]> I'l
I ' i.rjiw Ci-nyvi 11? T il j> in
I i I," ;?vc S-ii!r;i ( ' ~ |> Hi
L. A rri V<M>I H';i i! :iI;;i S'J-i |i In
t l.<'iivi! V. ;tllisill:i ft " *> it in
I.im :i ; ) ft I" a 111
:r i.t-avi- ivnyvi.io !i :;i a m
L<-:iv?' 1 :11!> I' 11 !'i J.'! a in
I j/ave AiiiI'm>'jii !t iv n m
Ar;i\cat iVUuli II -111 ji in
i <>:;Ni:crii NS
\. Willi Sniit'i 1 "nr? !i?in l?:il!rr>;><! frnrii
' CJi;ir.i*>lu:<. Willi \Vilr: int'toii.i'o'linili'iinnil
An^'ii-tii liai!i<>.i<l f: ..in \v" i I in i tin toil iiiiil all
[kiiii's Nwtli l!:<st<>l'. Willi i liarUitlr. < '??!
. it in t >!; a:ul : iiunM;: Uniao <1 li'oin I liuilollu
' an-1 all pi.liiis No. Jli tinic.i".
fl j\\ iili Sji:ifcr itiliiitv. I'lll??n nii'l CnliiinH
i.ia K'lilin .'l r-ir s;-ai I.iiiImiu a:.il all p.iinls
31 on iln'Si.i.riaiiliiii-.'iir.'l A*':c. ille Ki.iip.a I.
^ (', Willi All; iila atxl i "lis.fl?.1!? Air-Lino
llailwav lor All .n.'a aiul all I >oi i i t - South ami
; W' -I.
I >. Wi?l. Athnila i'i:ar! .tt ? Air-Line
j La: I way from Afiur.la ?n<l li*\vnn<l.
_l |*'. \\"i:11 Sj.iiri:inl?iira, 1'iiion aiul CoMiiii/
Ma l;.iil:u.:tl t: ?>ni >i- i ta:il 11:1: ill til I oints nil
(I s|?ai'ls;iil>i:iij :i 111! Asl.eviir !:< 11 r< :? !.
j Willi Suiiiii Carol I i :>i i 11 < n<l f"i<'Ii4!rlv?tiin.
Willi Wl!!>!iii!rto(i,f'i?limil)(fiiiml
j .\i:;iil?;:i Itaiiro'.'I 1.>f \\ i:>: iii _I >11 :m<l Hi'NuMh.
Willi <"<>; :TnIfi.( nail Altj
Uiivlii Kaiiinii'l !i?r I iiaii..|lc an>l tin- Norili.
! Manilitul Mini' ii-a i? is \? astiitr.'toii, I).
u'lich is iifltvn ii,inull's lat-toi- than Coluni!
Mi.
J. W. KIJT, firii.Titi r*up- rii.lfiicloat.
t ! A. I'orK, t kir.Tal l"Sijisrr.jr<T Agi-iit.
j lluvo in ?ton?nrul loarrivo.a
Large and Varied Stock
of
>? m:v cno:?s,
i ST A PI. K .ml FANCY NOTION?,
CIMCKHIKS, II ATS, CAl'S,
r.UOTS, SllOl-:^. HU NKS,
S NI? ir.tin.v othrr.TlIcl's ; !! ??f wliicli ?vil:
! t\ !> ' Si?!i| as I'iiiri* lot* ' A> ii. .'It rpoll s
]<!' TKU.MS as ittiy in .it ;(Jiv>*iis
.1 iuuk a!i?l \?i> w'.'.i give you a li.ir?ai:>.
Wi. will !i!p y- in Ci'tina ?.rbi:y it.'wti
Marshall ?. BeEruM,
Attorney at Lav/,
a n.i.i: c. ir. s. c.
J.D.CilALMEKS;
PAULoU ami <;; TK'K Fl'ttNI'iUUK,
LUr.V(M;s, ( JIAMUKIt ITJlNTITRE, '
M A It ill.K T< )V TA lil.KS, Ac.
A' Vt'I.J, stock of rlwnys on i
Mv j rici s will bo ibi'inl as low n? iii-v ollt* j
! cr ] oil scIImil' s:i?;c i|ii:ility of floods. *1 v. il !
ultMiys n jiw-fiit goodsjust what Uicy art?. j
LV, iV".
| DAVID H. HAGILL,;
.A-ttovney nt T^nw, ,
aijisliyiLIJ:, s. c.
WII,L practice la ull the Court* of thef
.Slut?\ ~r*~ ?I
fl Jan 21,ltiS0. tf ?- - - *%.
ilMTlON I FARMERS "!
\17 K tfi'o liolT propntu) to fiirnlvli KAUW
MEHS wilii a'l kiii'K til'1'ii!iniwp
I men!:-.
i PLOWS AND PLOW STOCKS!,
, Trace Chains & Eack Bands,
a.\i:s am) i:oi:s.
- AI.SO A I.WAYS ON IIAND
: Cora and Eacsa, Hour and Meal,
rj SUGAR, COFFEE, &C.
f| QUAELES & CO.
? I'cJj.P, lv.|. If
I DE, 8. G.' THOMSON,
-! DENTIST,
V -'.wii* i* im-i i",iiijjw;iuuj uj i tuition, I
, .Inly 7, I\r.
soluble hayassa com
An Established Favorite
Wheresoever Known.
Amiiioniii 2.7*i to 3.00 per eent.'
' I!oiie Phosphate of I.line 30.'w lolU.mi perecnt. |
l'otu.-h to'-VJO per cent.!
nayassa acid fhosphtae.;
("V>>"TA ININ<i 11 I'l'^e noreenlareof Bono!
j I of I.imi-tlinii tiinsf other si in*1
< liar K.wil. rit for ?;uii!po.?tiiiir;
\vir11 Cotii.ji il, M.ibie Ahaiure and other >
* W^i* a'?l" A! 11 i".
. 'I'lu* :iliov<- \> i-.i-iinown are oom*
po-eil "i tli im?t viiiti.iMi' materia!* known
to .Arinul I'lwiniMry, are thoroughly |
" prepared :i : I reni!er< il Si litMeniul contain 1
fiuui^h Aintiioilia and A'l;:dit)i*.S'ii:s to m;iK<*
1 them uriiw- -tiiin;laiit< to till BrowiiifT crops,
i and i n<'i*pli !!oii>' i'iio-i'lialc of l.ir.ic. not 0:11
ly i v a?"ii-iiii. It'll to n-ndor a |>rn:is?iiciil
liiMti-rit to ai:y land-, tj v liicli tlu-v may be i>|>
];l! '(!.
The Eavassa Phosphate
*!'!;i - ('rudr I'l.ositlialo tl'.v la i- of t tii' hVri !t|*
irt-:s* K oMiiinf'd from .\t!W ?a I: lai>d, ill t !lc
V'f! i in I i.-*. and is tif it, | -i'i-i. < < ;o
? ill! < : in-; . I.e. it ti .It - it I'll tfV | ( ft'" TI
:: t> I 1>:' >? ii >. n- Aci'1 11 an it!r i >lii r I
I till;: I ' !'!. II 'tl ii . ||: li r, I'.i.J, CXCI Ji. TI! ' .
ii.ii'.! !' -. !i vi': u !: !i :!: I>*J
m*? ? !. 1 i i r i. ..r J!i i il.i.-i-li it < '
?Vi4 : if'in I' t?i '.1' in'ri'i'lit. I'ii iuT
. :(, .! m\ ?i r.t*'1 isviwaHy uvcil,nii<(
t - r>-'- ' . :i Vii>* u liy tit? A naly>i>? of
ii i r'i* ! !: .?< \l Mi > ? !: rtro :? |"?*rc**i 11 stirt* '*!"
uiu- l r:"..-; !. ! < ! I I. if. i? ? m* iv.<"ti
tii- Njiv-sv 1 Vi-rjiuv rs oxcpI ?o many
?ii f i:i il i i-niij'.iif'i;! la unfile ill' y ci >ht*-r
up' i: i'.ic m?:1< uj'>n uliicli liicy htivc been j
: NAVASSA SUAK0 CO. I
1BENJ. S. BARNWELL,!
'! Agent at Abbeville, S. C. j
Jan. - i,*V>i. if
?f" a s T W
Eoots and Shoes, Harness
and Tanyard, \
1 >l'.sT inaicriit! iim'iI. fit.? wunuiirn ?u?|?lov
i> ?il. Wui U plulMplly. iii!(l lit
ttie liiw i"?| tr.i: I.>!i! i' jri > I'nr i';i>n. 1 i i I s ;11\vnv>
l)i>ii_'(il il i'.ii-11ii >l markrt |ni?-i* fur
? !.: !l :if iii |'.\1''||i!i!!u i*'!' jci?' lt v
.luiiii: i v is, Js'.i. !
A. P, C. LISBSAY,~
. Practical and Operative,
IWAVINli a!!f il ! I thf I . rtmvs of Hie
i i lV,iiii\vl\a,)ia uf Ivnial Sundry
uil' i> iii> |>rufr>>>iuiiii| s.'i vici * iu tin- I'tiMic
as a I Vnt i>( aial i Mai f-nui. < 'alls llirutK'li
i Hi mmr,v atii'iali'il tu. All wurk v.anaiit.
,1 !. I > aat.;.-.
I: i.l, i:r. .'i iriilv; cr;-: uf t 'r.ilior.n Mi'ls,
Si>ii!h i 'an 'il'a.
.1 ma* 1... l.-'ii.
FAMILY BIBLES.
rJMi;\!'i; S lAYKi I! i - M. A. M. I'. Mvrid
I Huuks. K|i\VI\ l'AIIKi 1',
1 .Man-li l>i. I<*l. _'!
II l) l-EESl'v
Wflif.lira9W,|. pr.i] TpwnVi1
a t Tii:: st mB,
W. Barnwell,
t \ f 11.1. : l\va v?. Iim vo mi |ia!'..| a variiMv ??f
W ? ! ? K- a,,' V. AT' I;: > , ,r A J
la I? < I: I:?; i'.. r ?>l i :..? I ? lui I:> a!.- tiaiiy
. .j .1, I ail I! :a.
i ) ' in'.' i t>-1. vairliiznHil
;J.- fur a 11 i it..i- . i ! |.?'iT::ji-- j
j 1881.
Si ?3^*1
?.& D^?7AU1JLUJLU.
New Stock of
i
i General
i
| Merchandise.
j I %or. 2fl ISSO. tf
niiiiilij fill,,
I iiAVr; A J.AUGE AND WELL SELECTED
! n itork ut
DRY GOODS,
I ' ?AND?
! ROCERIES,
-ami the surv^st style.* of?
REABY-MABB CL0JBIKG,
| BOOTS, SHOES'/
Hats and Caps,*
WHICH TliF.V SELL CIIEAF:
(-< 1 1.1. *-<), tf
SPOOL COTTON.
LSTADLISHED 1812.
rf^^ray
' \^\MAR K /?$?*/ '
rworxn ov "Wiutr Si'drrc.GEORGE
A.CLARK,
sou: AUK NT,
; 400 IICOADTCAY, KETF T0B?l
i Since the iulrodnetion of this Spool Cotton
1 into the American market, its success has
been unprecedented. No other brand of
i thread h;<? ever met with the same amount
| of public favor in the sane space of time.
The "0. N. T."' manufacturer} were tho
fir.it to recognize tho importance of the Sewing;
Machine and to make it six-cord cotton,
i which has ever since beta the recognized
standard for machines.
All the improvements ia machinery that
i the inventive gonitis of the niiietopum ccntury
has produced have been adapted by tha
I manufacturers of "O. N. T." *
"^T^rrfcLtho great International Fairs of the
world, has b.eu awarded the
Jll^UCOb UVUUl.J. ^
The " 0. N. T."\>"itoriw at Newark, N. T.
and rftisloy, Scotlan^. tmploy ;>r200 operatives?raalzo
hiflicienA,thread to ?0 cround
the world four | '' >'
Consume 140 tons of co.il , v
Tlio m anil fni?f lirprj of "D K. T "
largest manufacturers of Spool Cotton iu tlrt
world.
A full assortment cf this Spool Cottou cuj.
be lu.d at wholesale nud retail at
Wardlaw & Edv/ards,
AND
Cunningham & Tcmpleloii.'
Feb. , lini
J.S. CornRa.n*,
L. \V. PCUUIX, T. P. C'OTHRAN.
Co; 11ran. Pen in& Collintir
A ttovnovs n t !Lp. w,
amusvillj-:, s. c.
.Inn. !!, i ' il
WM. H. r.AHKKIl V.T.'c: .v-oov.vv
PASSES & SIcGOWAK
?TT"RN'EVS AND SOLICITORS,
At-BLVlM.ti. C . II., S. C.
U- II ? meticp u!?'i in ( iivr.it Courtsoi
|li" I'lilt"."l M;ite> in:' Eolith Oll'itiihU*
J:tc T. 1-Sni. If _ .
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