The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, May 18, 1881, Image 3

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-jg... I Ike Press and Banner, AB1IEVILLE, S.C. j Wednesday, May 18,1881. . The Weather and the Crops. j, "We have had unusually dry weather for (lie j last month. The early plant-.d cotton <*:ime 1 up beautifully and a good stand was secured 1 jit once, but the later planted coiton has not;' come up to a stand. The dry weather, how-11 ever, has been most favorable to the preparation and planting of lowlands. U'hile the!' yreat majority of our citizens care very little 1 f >r a corn crop, there arc nevertheless to lie ' fouiid farmers here and there who real./,.- ihc I ,adv?nt t(;e of raising their own eorn. This class of our farmer* have done much work in ' .,,,,1 i.litniiiur mm in low lauds. Tiie . < out crop is In.'i pretMriouseondition.and oven I < \\ ith the much needed rains would lr.* preatly :' short of mi average crop, ami without curly i1 ruins the crop will be oveednnrly sina.l. lii;' wery se.'tiou there is at present a great tic- 1 maud fir lino hands'. and even wit!; tin- favor- > 4ihle weather for stu-li work, many farmer* an- 1 hard pressed. our people are buying liberal- I ly from liie stores on the faith of their emps, ' r<nd seem to rare for i>i<t little except cotion, j? * 41-. lout; as they rati get corn, an.1 other Seres- 1 Maries from the stores. t?n aa aveui-;'.? there 1 sire perhaps two hundred mules and tl' e Iium- ' Ir^-d farmers and farm hand , a' Ah^evdle ev-J cry Saturday to huy what they should rai-e ; ^ *?ri their own land*. If the profits in farming ' jveii* no great they woul 1 ait go to the had la I a ve:y short time. If we.and allour printers. ' hud to go otr evi ry Saturday in u wagon t<> a i '-1st int paper mil! for our i;ext week's supply ! of pape", we vuulil he dea I broke t?. l'<>r< the Tir*-t of August. The protits on a farm are cer- ' lainly great, if properly husbanded. j Ordinal ion of Rev. T. 3!. Ualpfcin. Uev. T. M. (ialphin wis ordained to the isiim>trv ?? % ....... of Rev. II. i'. Smart. Ucv. I?. F. Miller, ami 1 the j.a<tor and deacons of the Ipti>t ch<:rch * Tit Abbeville. Th'1 candidate appeared betore j "t he Presbytery at tin- Rev. Mr. Pratt's su-lv f In tiie morning ami was examined as to liis ^Torsonal experience: his call to tln? ministry; lii< belief in the scriptural doctrines, ami I lie 1 ii*piiu,!ion of (lie Scriptures. His answers ' toeiiix satisfactory, the I'revtiy terv adjourned 1 to the church, where the ord'.nation .sermon ' was delivered by the Rev. II. r. smart. Af-J tor that the charge to the cir-.ie.ate was delivered by Rev. 15. K. Miller T.'.o pr< sentation ??f ti-e Bible was made by th.-Rev. Mr. Pratt * The laying on cf handt-bv thePresbytery. the ' orriinati.ui prayer by Itci'. Mr. Pratt, and tin- il benediction by the ne^ -nuule minister closed ' the exercises. In theHflcrnoon a iriass jneeMng of Hie sua flay School children was held. \* hen speecles were delivered by Rev. 15. F. Miller, ltev. T. * >1. (jalphin, Rev. 11. 'smart. , At nijh: the preaching was conducted by the Rev. Mr. (ialpbin. 3 ? i Scarcity of Printer* i:i Ablicvillo. < . Abbeville Is now scarce of printers. When 1 the .-liv/w* was started at (Jrconwood. . Mr .John II. Il ojrnn i"'il Mr. J. Feau esrard; J AVilson, went do>vu from tlii* place to inn the J oiliee, ami now Mr. ,Iaine? \V. Martin of our J 'iflice 1:0c* down to Join iii> services wmh , tlicirsln the work. Three such printers oucht ' ,to make a splendid paper for our <;reen wood ' friends and we have no doubt. the public ??f that community \vi!i srivc tiiem a ln*arty support. Mr. Martin le ivcs our office to !;o at a time when we oin i!l ailoid to sp:ii*o hi< ser- . vies hut stHI he g ios with our best widtys for the prosperity of the enterprise.and we ' Jiope thru iiis prolSts may be commensurate with his merits The fiilmlu Anjwt will row . luive time pool printers, who. with Mr J ltlley's assistance, will make it a success ; ? i; TIic Savannah ?tvs. !< For several days wo have been lit receipt of *v_. ?dally Savannah r-t ji ahuj Xttvx, and nre p much pleased to have it among our ex- t oh.nises. The A'w? is a flrst-e!:is? puper not : s only for Georgians. tint lor South Carolinians as well. It is ably edire'd. skillfully manured, j, and to cap it all. it is a friendly paper, and al- c wayshasa kindly ftord for South Carolina (and South Carolinians. Long ago. we rcci-iv- , ed the weekly, but It was not nniil recent!y j t!:at we have been honored by the receipt of , the dally. The .Vc/.s- Is a newspap?r In the t highest sense of the term and is truly ' a map of bu?y life.-' t ?*> i} The Temperance Qnestion. All clauses of our renders \vl!I find interest- { ?ivr f.MuU.irin fhr. iMih?r or I*c*v. Cyrus I lain- i lin of Mlddlebipy. Mi?Ine. to the Uev*. IM\ ? Atb/tT nf l'fmill-;(111 S I' It Is Wortli.V of pe- j ' i^l'V'iit the reader h.*? :ui ndvoeute gf^ temperomi'J"In* !m t ^' rfWrf-ro'iliat return'. > The ui;caliu;i of x prohibitory l:t-.? J> *,hc engrossing lopic in this Sta.e, and t)ii>> letter'f pi ve* many valuable/fads us lo the working . t of the Muiiic liquor haw. ? ? <w- j | The Judgeship. I* . Burins; the pust week, and w hile on our trip (. .we heard considerable talk a- to .Indue Thornfoil's successor. The unanimous verdict was , that Col. J. S. Cot It ran siiouM receive the up- | polntment. In case another should i?e up- t Vointed, It Is only u question of time us io j when ho will ho ele'te I. His eminent ability t nnd his lesjal attainments entitle him to the i oflc1. and We have no doubt he will receive j the appointment. j WIio Will be Solicitor ? ' { Quite a number of candidates are already In the ileld for theofflcc of Solicitor to tie made i " vacant l>y the expected promotion ofSolici'or t i-.vfi.mii 1.1 tl? . HI-n of Circuit Jii'lite. The . names of Messrs. Ansel and Whitncr of , Greenvllle, J. S. Verncr of Pickens. K. 15. ; Murray of Anderson, K., II. Gary im i F. No- " blfjr. we recollect to 1 a -'e been mentioned. We are not informed as to who Is ahead in ti?c race. ._ -?<-o Ninpty-Eijjlil Dollars. ) , The Baptist ladles realized by tii:'!r entertainment lust Friday uiirli'. uWmt -*<:? ?. sifi?r paying expenses. . T!ic entertainment was Riven in Kn ix's II,all, which in connect ion with the new builliu.: al]oii:ui? is bcin.; titted xijj for h hotel. When comp.eled tills will i be an eligible place rtnd wo have no doubt the new hotel will do a lino business. i For the County Commission f.i:s ? Somo o n', contiary to law, recently cut a tr-e ncros* Lr?n? fane CreeK Just a'? >ve where the l>?iidy bri lge now stands. Since then raits have collected against it. In a Utile while j t'ie?e rafts in aswolien si ream, will carry t le 1 lt>ti :u:;?iust the bi hU?% and in all probability the bridge will then be s wept a.v a v. and the county mulctcd In tlio price of a ninv ti.Jdge.: because of the unlawful act in cutting a tree ^ for a "foot lou" across tlio stream and ihesnb-' sequent negiec.t 10 rvnnnc n. .->ucn wjj.-n .it lntlonsof the lawshould ho looked after, lest the public treasury sutler thereby. Wo have no idea that the tr<-e was cut with malicious intent, but the result may be all the saiue. Mr, J. T. Johnson will be at Hue West next Saturday, soliciting subscriptions for the revised edition of the Now T? suunent. Cire:it scholarship has been evinced in the revision of this work, and we take great pleasure in j recommending it to tiie favorable consideration of our friends. Kvery preacher in the i county is having a copy ordered. Mr. John-j son is authorized to ijrant certificate-; of agon-1 cy to applicants from cnch township, who will receive the reuular agent's commissions.; | Address him at Hodges Depot. Whks passing through Columbia recently we iiad the pleasure of meeting .Major John j Alexander, as true a Scotchman us breathes tlie breati'.of life. ?nd as fire a mechanic its ever put foot on the soil of South Carolina.!' For more than twenty years his name has been familiar to our citizens and the excellence of ' his Iron castings are known of all men in Al>- 1 m beville county. The demand for his machine-! W ry was never as great asat present. Rev. T. M. Galphin, who h.ls beet) in t town several days, will take his depaiture for ] Orangeburg next week, where he has a call to j the pastorate of a congregation In that town. , Mr. Galphin bas Just completed his course 1 i i the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 11 at- I.ouisvllle,Ky., and commences the work , of the ministry with the brightest prospects., j The fegtivai to be given by the le.dles of the 1 Kplsoopal congregation will take place at I Mrs. Norwood's on next Friday evening, 'JOtl~ ! I inst. Icecream, cake, coffee, salads. andoth-'1 er refreshments will be served, and an oppor- ' tunity given to all to secure a good supper > aud spend an enjoyable evening. UlK yoiinj; menu .m. it..... ( graduates tills month at Iho Normal College Nashville, Tenn. He delivers the Latin salutatory of his class, which is considered a special houor, and besides has been selected as orator of his Society. We thank him for, an Invitation to be present. The Ahbevillo Baptist Association will hold their usual filth Snmiay meeting at Ninety.Six, next Sunday week, commencing on thcSaturday before. Rev. Mr. Stout, who, Is soon to sail to China as a missionary, j i will be there, which will be his last appear-j ance before thai people. Mr. Georgk A. Gordon, of Lowell. Mass., I writes to us to learn something of the geneai-' ogy of the Gordons of this county. If any of the gentlemen by this name will write to Mr. Gordon as above th?y will confer a lavor on It both themselves and Mr. Gordon. Ik your buggy or wagon tires need cutting, ! be sure to take them to Mr. J. B. Hakcr. who! will reduce their size by improved machinery without cutting. He Is un energetic Hinl wurthy young man, who deserves well at the' hands of tue public. Reprkskn-tativk Gary has our thanks for a copy of the Acts of the last Legislature. l)r. ] Gary Is thoroughly nllve to the interests of i. l?is constituents, and was the author of several important laws. . The ladies will save (heir time and money | bv buylnst those beautiful white pique linen | and gingham suits, already made up Tor Misses' and Children, ut tlio Emporium of Fashions. J Skw styles In ladles' colored hose, embroldcred up tlie front for slipper*, lace tlsbchus, | lace scarfs, linen lawns, in beautiful de-J sigus, just received at tiie Emporium of Fash- j Jons. ||At Brcce's Saloon laecr beer, ginger ale,' soda water, and sarsaparilla, always on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed both in quality and price.?Adv. Two more cases beautiful millinery to ar-' rivo this week,and sold at great bargains, at j the Emporium of Fashions. Miss Annjk Weir, of Greenville, Is in ' town, on a visit to her cou.-fa Miss Meta Lythgoe. Bargains.?Barenlns In summer silks to close outat the Emporium of Fashions. Master Willie Bonham is on a visit to Ills brother Captain M. L. Bonham. The price of hoe hands lias gone up to sev-1 onty-tlve cents and board. Mr. William Lyon, father of Judge Lyon,; Is quite ill. Fdll Stock.?Seal <fc McTlwalne have Jus received by tho carload, Cincinnati Busbies, j'haetons and Dor.blo Sprine Wagons, which j thev will sell low down for the money. The-e ' ycliiole* are built of the best material, and in the latest styles. They are cheap, durable, | good, and worth more than the money that will buy th^m. No such bargains In this line , were ever offered to the Abbeville public before. Come quick, before they aie ta'ten. for, any fudge of good work und material will buy on sight. tf Tobacco ani> Cigars.?Mr. .Tames M. I.nw-I son has just reoelved a Inrcre supply of tbei best clears and tobacco, which he is retailing at low prices, lie keeps the headquarters for such eoods. tf Examine the date opposite your mine on the paper. If It lias 1X80 on It yon may be sure tbat you-owe.and that wo need the money. (Some people who are now reading the Pitusand Bannrr will cease to do so In a little while?unless tbey pay up. Those who do not wish to he dunned should comply with onr terms aud pay their subscriptions in advance. Rkmeuuer now is theseasoD to paint your houses Inside. Get your paints from E. II. McBride. tf Lots of trood novels always on hand, some croquet sets, too, at E. H. McBride. tf Call and see my varieties of mixed paints and kalsomine, at E. H. McBride. tf A good younsr milk cow wanted at the Preu and Banner OSlcg. < It is said tb?t if red oak bark is kept in the chicken trough at all times It is a surecurefor chicken cholera. As the disease is very prevalent at present its Gfflcacy caa be easily test The Cowpcns Centennial. [. ytl'Utiiniii iK'ir.t.j The fainonr bailie <>1" the Cowpens, in Spartanburg district, Soul h enrol inn, was fouuht i>etwirn the lirittsh forces under Lieutenant Colonel 'IVrlelon ami the Americans under lieiieral Daniel Morgan, on the 171 It of January, I7>1. Mild it had heen purposed to have celebrated 0>?; centennial anniversary of that event on thai day of.January last past, on which occasion a monument to * It in-ral Morgan was to have heen tut veiled. owing to various circii in stances, how ever, which wo detailed at. the t une in these columns, the colI'hratiop i>J this anniversary was po-lpoucd until the Il'h tnst. <to-day i, when it wi.i tali' place on t'H" scene of the battle, and the monument?which will contain tablets on which will be1n?cribed tin1 names anil coats of arms if the varoeis states whose troops pailieipa ted in iKr conflict?will he unvciied Willi a|>pi oprie.te ceremonies. This ba'tlc was one of the most decisive a> well as one of the mo-t important of t lie revjlutiorary war. Alter the ib-feat of lieiieral ia:es at I'ainden, an.I when his successor, ii-ner-d lircene. had reorganized his army lot lie .southern canii aiiru, Morgan, who I sail pre.i iMsly iloiie distinguished service in eomnaiid of a corps ot riih im-n, was made Itriiiilicr i Jem-nil, and witl* a detached command, iiviipit d l he country i>etw< cn the lineal and i'acolet river?. Cornwall!*' object was 'o be.it .iem ral (ireeiie's lurccs in tin* raroilnas in ictuil, and to eilect tins,sent. < 'oi'mel 'I'arb'ton villi i.l'ii choice troops and ,t?vo piece.- of arilieiy a-.Mil. st Morgan, with orders to lurue lllll I" liillU or !' H'ilii- nun .Mu i i i ;ir<>iuiii. ii pu:suaiioe of Hu so orders Tarietou pushed ^Sor^an to the utiiii<-i, determined either u> lestioy his corps,??r?Ii*lv?- it beime nun iTiirc;on)*ovor lima I river towards Kimi's Motinaiti. Pressed l>y i 'oriiwaliis on u!i.-sjiic and [V. I leton on tlie o' ;ier, Mortrall knew ami apireoia'cd lliu ureal embarrassments and dun.er to which lit* was subjected. aii'l i<l:i:i^to i\okl all acton, steadily toil li n k lifi'oiv Till'-1 I in, but still const atiI lyadded rein lore meats > I;is colt)malhI as la- rot reate I. < lu't l.c nioriioi tin* liilli of .laii?U'~y he put Iiiiiim-I: ami j .muni in lull motion towards liivad liver,; mi! oil the v?-nii>?^V*I" Ili-*t day the imiii|i lie* ibaml i*jtd was occupied liy 'I'a' I'-tou's 00:11n uid. while, ?>!l tin* s;iiii<; day. Col liwallis villi liissirmvarrivi-dat Turkey (reck. which lows tliroii.'.ti ('host or.e-unity,South Carolina,! ;ito Kroud river. Wo read in It uuToft's History of th<>I'ni'cd Jt itfS tin: loMow ing description <>: 11.t- ti< 1. viiieh was the scene oi tlio I'oiiowiim day's! onthe! : "in tin- genial clime ot Soul h ? ur- i iiimi. where the jmmvs is sp.-iiiaiii!? through very tnotiiii ot' winter. eattlo, i.i those day s, | :razed all tlie year round, never housed nor i ed hy the liami oi' liiii'i, bat driven, from time i t i hie. in to eowpeiis wli-'i e each inhabi Inut : * VI' sail to Ills hem, mm 111 ii neu i em iiji iii> avii. Two titiit-s Irom stieh an < ncio-iire, cm > i wiili' p'iiii? eovt ro?l wif 11 primeval j'imsaud hesttuits iiiui oak, about sixteen miles IVom >!>ai'laaimr:.\ si-vrn miles from the Cherokee; <> ! on lirtcid rtver, ami ? Ii111? ! ?? t iian llvoj uili's from the line of North Carolina. .Mor-i ;sin :or tl.o n Tins wiix til" scene of till' i>:itt!.->. Oem"t":Vl ! reene ha I left .Morgan to his diserellon, j <'t hail warned liim against. risking an , luas'U'es.t. iiiul Is is best oilhi rs now also j irccu him to avoid an encounter. II". how-, ver, ivsoivoil to nive lifitt!'-, tr?d curly i>?e | u'Xt mornim;, thi' irt.li of January, livar'ng | hr<.iu!i spies that TarMoti was approaching, ouscd his men, who nisiet.'y breakfasted ami iri'parcd themselves for thecontest. .At this init- his entire lorce consisted ofalrout one I hot.sand num. ami he lormed thitn in two' T:.c>, with s!;i;-ini>hei* in front. Two hmi-i I red anil eighty of the .\I:i>*yhi:id f.i^hl 'nfanry, commaM-ied hy I .sent. Col. Howard, loriuti the centre, two eoiiijaiiics of approved I'iruinia rif'enien were on each wing, and the! 'oiiintt crs Vrotii (tioi^ia ami the i'aiolinas, >v iniiuitnher, tinder l'iekeiis, were po.?ted in idvaucv to defend I he approaches. Of these I ixly sharpshooters of the Noitli Caroiimi vol- | inteers were Sonet assklrmishers on the right1 lank. 1-Vi yards in front of the'line, ami as 1 ikuiv more of the Georgians a! the same ills-, am c on the left. A regiment, of ibagnons, I insistiUK of eighty men, under l.ieiiten.inl 'oionei Washington, were held in reset ve,out! >f siuht and out ot lire. (teller;:! Morgan having tl:us disposed his irees,awaited Iaileton's approach, and soon . l.o I'.riii^l) ollher. with a command jue.itly upcrior, hotli in numbers and appointments,! o tlie Americans, mailt' his appearance, and ictum the a:.lack. '1 lie British were tlr.-t ic-j eived with a heavy and well di reeled fire | .otn tin- American skirmishers,and then from he whole ?>f l'ickens command, ami, though t hey gained a slijjht advantage at tir.-t, the! hie oflmttle \\s speedily turned. Morgan! irdire I thu Maryland li'.io to retreat flltv .'.aids nd form anew. The British, seeing tliis reed, thought they had won the day, and j ne.ss'd ioruard Impetuously. 'J heir Imprt-i lotisity, however, cost them d< ar. The Vli-j inl.i ri!leii:en ?(Uicl<!y formed on eaeh sltleoi lie e:.e:ny, who now found t :eni.-elves si;l> t-ele?l loan ol>ii(jtu- lire ?.f two companies of harp.-ho te.s o i ca'-h tlank, and a "lireet 11 re j iom the Mai>Jiui(leis in front. Thi? su ldcn > In^tiielc imBiion^o' a^airs e?m Me|y ml Howard, seeinit his advantage caargcd irw.trd on them f.niously, while Washingtin's cavalry, hitherto un.-een, al-o rushed up- j iij fiiem and they lied in eo:ii'u*io?. The vieory was complete ami decisive.. The liriilsii j Mtitinued their flight lor twenty miles, ha v-1 lit; sul'eied a loss often eommhsionvd . ers, and more t'ian a Imiidicd rank ami tile, ;il!ed, two hundred woumied. and twenty-, ij.ie commissioned oIKeers ai.d mote linn , ivc hundred privates, besides sescnly negroes, aken prisoners. Two standards, mote than a I itimtrcd horses. thiriy-tive wagons, clalit Imnired mu?kelsand twotield pieces, uhhli had )cen talteii from the li: iti.sii .*<i Saratoga; ami | t;ul hciii rcliikt'U at Camtltn, tell into tie lauds of th*; victors, while the Biitish them-! ?-|ves destroyed the iuimeuse ha; jj.ive of Ta! 1 eton'sarmy. The American lo-s was only. Wflve killed and sixty wounded. (icii'-nil Henry l.ec. inhis ' .Mcni^rs of the i\"nr in thesomiit-rn department oi !!'< I'ni* . >! SI.tli s," thtts \i rites rctriirdim; t!n> hattle: ' The victory <ii t he ('otvpens t > tliooulli ,vluil. lliut of BcnninfMon l::i<l I COtl t(? tlie j S'orth. (jeneml Morgan, whoso lormci ser-j kioes IishI Mm high in pnhiie estim.:ion, H'i< now deservedly ranked anion;; tiie' nost illustrious d-'fendcrs of Ills country.: Starke fi'iiniit an i:if<-rior, Morcnri u superior oe. The f'rmer<*olitond with a German eolps, lit: Itttter with the > air of t ho Sunt hern nrmy, :omr>ose<l??f British troops. hi n.iii a-y rep* itatioii tiie ci'isij'UT'ii* at Hie ( u\v| ens i?:i?d 'efore the hero of lfciininutoii." The United States luliy apprevhde I the val- 1 10 of this victory, tin: lame ot which spread n every direction; The state of Virginia voo-l Morgan ii horK"And sword in toMimonyoj' iM?nent service, and tlu- I tiiic l Slate* voted <> him a sold medal, to Howard and Woshnsfon medals of silver, and to Pickens and runlet. who had s-i simia'ly ai'ieit him. hnr.ilome swords, while t ieneml Greene ileelared n aene,-.J order that thon-my which won the nttle was composed of "(he finest fellows on tarth. more than ever worthy of |o\e.'* I he col' h rati on of the de.d* of the heroes of .! is iin|mmtatit and signal \k-ti ry at the Cow....... i...i..,- u-m I... m nuiiii i.i:i-itintr ami nemoraltit' event. All ih<> des<vn<lan!.s of hose iriillaiii nu'n from Virginia, Maryland, e irgia anil tlx1 I'arolinas wlio pariielpatcd :i ilii'coi.lliit.vlio <-:m t'ofO wi 1 of ciurse, litem!, and will feel a peculiarly personal in<?re*t in tlit1 scene,ami in rcmliiug the meni?ru'?!o actions of their ancestors-. Hut they vili not monopolize tlio illicit'*:! of the oeca ion. It will be an event of great u t tractiveicssto every perso'i in tlie country who to|.iy enjoys the va?t hlessinsjs which havcheen Miiferred on them ami llu; world, l?y the su?:e>vi'iil is.-uo of the '.vur for American indelendonee. . - - * ?r>- ? A IlIGUTEOrS JUDGE. lie Sends a While Man to the Penitentiary for Carrying: a Pistol?Three Cheers fur Judge WitIInee. Judge Wallace spnU'iiec'J Wills McDonald; iyoung while man of 2" years of age, under two indictments at tlie Feiniary term ol lite rViken Sessions Court: under one lor a?ault ivilh intent to kill, he sentenced Mclioiiuid, who had ?ho* a man, to three months, in imprisonment in the i oitntyjuil For tl.e other >S!'ci).?>e, ol carrying " concealed weapon, tl.e J ud're sentenced tlie otlendcr to litres mo . His' Hard ialior in the sts.e I'eniteiith'iy. This ....I.-. Ii>r,. I.i^Iiukv <111,1 if ttii^nVi.itllillirV'U'.MV if treating litis otlense is followed throughout theStaie this thingof carrying conccalcu Weapons will cease to be a holiday amusement. Many a valuable lite i crchunce, anil many a tieart-ache saved lo wives and molhcrs and Hie woliisli thirst for biood stopped in the and. Carrying weapons is not necessary now in .Sontll Carolina, it it ever was. If one man retries a weapon another must and tints we will ?0 armed fur each other as it we were a society of cut-throats. I,et. us depend upon the rigid enforcement of the law for protection mid not upon tiie bowlc knife and tlie revolver. Civilized soeieiy then puts on the complexion of bravely adjusted peace, when Ihe wicked must cease from troubling. An old-established commonwiaitli lilcc South Carolina should surely be above llie raucii civilization of cow-boys" and cut-throats. With such a rigorous enforcement i.f the law as Judge Wallace atlhiinlstcied in this ease, these revolver Jobs will beat an end. The prisoner was brought and lodged in the Penitentiary yesterday by lieputy Shcrtir JJolly, of Allien County.?ltcgUter. Startling if True. [ .-1 iidcraou JnUtllig^ncer.l There is some tnik? in fact, a strong probability?that an eil'ort will be made in Anderson this Summer to elect a dry tu-lrcf, and in view oi this movement we are informed that nvo wholesale liquor dealers residing outside of this State have, by their salesmen, promised to contribute from two to six barrels of whiskey towards controlling the vole in favor of a continuance of license. If suHi a policy be resorted to. it may be that the Legislature can be induced to absolutely close up the liquor business In the town alto.-ethe V As long as the citizens can express their will upon the quc?tlbn of license, there may be some pretext tor leaving the subject to'their decision, i.ut when a regular campaign is to be starlet , with partiesoutsideof the.Slate contributing the sinews of war to corrupt the colored vote Into subjection tf> their purposes. tlien it be comes time for vigorous uclion. not only by tin' te.iiperance men, but also l?y all citizens who-seslre the prosperity of tin; t"'\vu. We will not .submit to outnidc interference in otir municipal elections, and those engaged in (lie liquor business, either wiiiiln or without tiic town, lmd better not undertake to control those elections by contributions of free whiskey by parties on[.-.iik'of the state. The people demand lair play on this question, and il they cannot secure it one way those interested may rest assured they will do so in another. ? The work of the Prohibitionists. Mil. Kkitoi:: 1'Iease allow nie space to report to your leaders that up to this time I had t ie piciu-uieof sending out o,i'>00 headings of a petition ask inn our l.i'gMntiirc to pass a law totally prohibiting the manufacture and sale ol ardent spirits as a beverage in our State. Tiifsc petitions are in more or less active circulation in nearly <-very nook and corner ol our commonwcal'lli; and I uin almost daily receiving encouraging reports from the various sections of the field. 1 will be gliul to send out as many more headings as can be used to advantage, and to reccivc occasional reports of progress from those utgaged in the work. Let lis give all our people tlicopportunlfy ol expressing their desire on this great question so that our law-makers may know to whate.v tent they can rely on the support of the pub lie in enforcing whatever law they may enact lluuibly invoicing the divine blessing ami the active co-operation of nil goi.d citizens in our earnest effort to rid our people of tiu curse of rum, I remain \ our*. S. LAMU'.R. Fkd Throcgji thk Skin.?A rcmnrkablf case of abstinence from food is reported al Hattle t'rei k, Mich. l?ist October, .Mrs. Hen ly Ingram had some teeth pulled, and thn brought on nauseam the sloniiich and itiahili ty to retain food. Ti e woman is still alive having eaten or drank nothing since October She is nourished by being bathed in beef tea milk,etc. which acts by absorption, theqnan tity absorbed from these baths being nearly n quart a day. She feels a sort of hunger, whlcli I is soon allayed by a bath, after which she fecit as if she had eaten. A bath of water wil ! quench her thirst. Her stomach Is said to bt | totally paralyzed. | Win. Henry Pricster, who murdured liis father near Allendale, in Barnwellcouniy, alexi ! days since, and for whom Governor llagooi offered ft reward of ilJOO, was captured It Greenville last Sunday morning, as he wai : passing through that city on his way to set i his wile, who was at her father's near Groen< villi*. His wife says It was known to his lam j II v that he was Insane for several months pre vi'ous to theatrocious murder he committed I but the family disliked to nave him contiuec In the lunatic asylum. Cnpt. W. L. DePass, of Catndoti.diedsudden ly iu Columbia, where he was atteuctitig tb< Supremo Court, ou Tuesday, A. k F. 15. V. R. R. Owing to tlie fuel that the report of the an; nual meeting of the stock holders of the Atj luntic ami Freneii lhoatl Valley Itallroat! Company was not sent to us sooner, we have some, what obihlgeil it, ami in compliance with request, cive the following, which we hope may be of interest: Uki.ton, Anukksojc fMnv .*>, 1XSI. The meetiusj Was called to order l?y 1'resi dent K. K. 15owi 11, who read his report of the m iniigemcnt of the Ko.ul during his term 01 Olii fro. At tlie conclusion of his report tlie President iiiinouced t!te meeting reauy for business ill'l vacated the chair. Col. .1. s. Cothran, of Abbeville C. II., was called lo preside during tl:e lnectincr. A eoimnitlee of six was appointed by tlie chairman to verifya!l proxies, and report 1 lie imomil of ,-t ?.:l; represented. The loll ><viii!* :i':itleinen composed the e mnmltee: .1. it. iiJos^ett, .1. I,. Thornley, \V. ('. Brown, 11. I. j Kpting, I,. \V. Wliile. \V111. Hood. 1 T!i?r iMiumitiee report tin- followinz number | ?f share* repi? s-nti-d, viz.: l'iok>'nsC. II. 10 >' Kisl.'.v 1 . William.-tou townsh!p:iti:!';, hue 1 West town::hip ^ ill. I,oiis Cane township"IWSjsj, Abbeville townsb'p Cedar Springs townT-s.iip mi, lli |!,in township MVj. Total ItiTS. VhUIC S'yf, ViU. | The report, of ('apt. \V. J. Kirk, General su1 penuieudcnt and Chief Knziueer, was then ! called foraiul subniit'ed as fellows: <?ti the "jtii day id'Ap: il, I >sii. Just I ! months I :iK<* to-day, ground was lirs; biokeil in t heconstruction of this Uoad. Kor thetirst lOmonths j of this period (he woric was roulined to a see; tion of (he II:.c lying i:i I'iekens county, be| tween the town of Kasley ami 1'icKcnsC, 11. The e'larat-li r of tiie country on this division is very rouuh, the to;.in ridge being bioken re ! pratcdly by heavy streams overlapping caeti I ill her. i >11 Hits sci'lio!! li.li miles arc completed.) | Kitty convicts were leased from tlicSomh Carolina Penitentiary on the 1st April, IsSO. In I'-ss ilian I> months their number, iroin various | causes, was reduced lo.'tt. This number formed lit.' average employed upon the work until 'ils: January. 1>M. On the 1st l?Ybuary, ISM, these convicts, their numberal that "*ime beimr riduecd by expiration of sentence to wove rcniovi il from Pickens county to Anderson county, and the work commenced at Williamson and carried 011 in the direction of l-'asley. 'i'heentire section between NVilliamston and Kasley is smooth and comparatively level, and thejjro-rressof the work Iiiik exceeded the ni<i<i| sax^ciuo cx| ectations. There lire now 1.1 miles ready lor the tics and rails, there being in this distatiec hut one Ine.tk of 12rifeet in crossing a small 1:1 vine. 12' . tnilfs only remain to he completed in order to join the work alicady done at. l-.Vv|oy. In the construction of 1 he road-bed I have ndlicrd strictIv ton uniform width of 1-1 feet for em hark men ts. Th's is sutlleient for till practical purpo>cs, even allowing I'nraloss, which sonic inies occuis. of 2 feet in width on embankments by washing a way before the earth tii.aliv settles. In the estahlislimeti tof the grades I have endeavored not to exceed the maximum of 00 feel to tlie mile. It has been found necessary, however, in order to avoid earth work of the In -iviest description, to go beyond tiiis lis-inc for short distnncesut i-eveial pointson theline in Pickens county, hut in every instance cure has been taken to place those steeper grades )n close proximity to the base of grades ascenditi!; In the opposile direction, so that in el'her ilirectiui that a train may he moving the resistance i-li'ercd hy tlie steeper guide will he more than compensated by the momentum obtained in approaching it, thus avoiding the; necessity of excessive use o( steam. The curves so Jar established are lluht. the sharpest being two ii3 curves, or curves with a 1 radius of l.'.Yi Icet. in I'iekens county, ami one 1? curve, or a curve with a radius of lt'i'5 feel, in Andeison comply. All oiliers are easier. I The following is the result of operations I from April 1. 1>VM, to May 1. ls??i ; Total amount expanded in I'iekens county, No. :liles graded, li.'i. Cost per mile, Total amount expended in Anderson conn-1 ly, 'd.-.'tl.'Ji. No. miles graded,-1.1. Total cost per mile, *:mw. WM. J: KIKK, General Snp't and Chief Ktig. On motion the election of ollicers was proceeded with, as follows: President?W. K. IhadU'y. Direct.>rs?J. I? Thorniey. John McKall, I>. 1). l)ean, W. C. lirown, W. X. Co-.'hrtui, it. \V Haddoii, Ij, V,'. W hite, W. II. Parker, A. P. Widemnti. General sjup't.and Chief Kiiglncer?Wm. J. Kirk. Treasurer.'.?.!. W. Perrin, Abbeville Co.. J. 0. Chnkscales, Anderson Co., G. W.Taylor, Pickens Co. It was moved, ard adopted, that the President have the right lo nominate an Advisory Hoard. The following nominations were submitted and comIIrnied: sain'l Mcgowan. Hon. Tbos. 'I h inisoii, Col. .1. S. ('othran, .1. X. Cochr.in.J. N. Young, Wm. Ilood. I>r. W. C Hrown, R 1'. 1 lean,.I. IS. Powers, J. < i. Ciinkscules, W. S. Pickens. It. K. Ilowen, I). F. Hrudliy, 1?. A. Snyth.J L. Pfc si' y. -~4^-^^;TTt!7^'TrTrrrT:>STm'!.! he nextiinnmil meeting of stockholders <-n lb'.1 flrsl^fhurtfJSiy* iu May. 1 Sil.at Abbeville C. It. Tiie following resolution was oKcrcd and unanimously adopted: Itr.H.lcnl, That the stockholders of the Atlantic ,v French liio.id Valley Kailrond I'om;: irv hereby express their sinceie thanks to the Hon. It. K. Howeii for the able, clllcient and sneers-ful manner in which he has discharged his duiies as President of tliK Colli puny for iwo years, und r the many trying and difficult circumstances which surrounded him by reason of the limited means til the command of the Company. speeches were then made by President W. K. I'.radley, Col. Co'h:a'i, Mi sk:-s. Murray, of Anderson, Hood and White, of Abbeville, ami others, senilis: to'lh the necessity for the construeti'iii of ll'islioad, the many advantages i! presents to the at large, the dotermination of those inle:?s*ed to hastt n. by every inits i:i iheir power, its speedy eonipleton, 1.ml the present pio>>i crous condition of lis illiaiicial atl'.iirs. Wm. .1. Kikk, Secretary. - Mr. Kdwin K<t wauls. ivm ("hcioreminty, n member of 11:??l'rc|<:ini1<*r> Department, died on Monday nizlit. Ills disease was I'licuim11 in. The case was aggravated l>.v a severe attack of whoopim; cough. from which llieyouth was just re--o wring." lie had been with us only shut* Kcbuary, but lu.il commended lilinscli to his teachers by liis respectful deporlnu ill ami attention to liis studies. liis mother was wnli him dut'lnt: thegrcaU r part of Ms sicknc.-s.?Aswi;lie Jtifori,led J'vcxbj/leVr.iH. The last lot of immigrants arodistribnteflas follows: Saluda Factory, Lexington t.'ouniy two families; Jacob Atiil, Ninety-six,six families; :ui<! 'lie I'o'lowing gentlemen tako one family each: 1?. 1*. Homer aiid 1'. T. li"rry, Mai ion ('minly; James I-;, (.'roslami, Aiken County; F. i?. l'icks, Allenton, Aiken County; Tims. Itialr, I'nion County; 1?. 1). Itarker. Sumter t oiinly, and M. M. l'uilgcit, KdselUid Oat my. l'Klli.MONT A Nil ITS TliAfUKKS.?President II.tunnel t, iii his annual ro| ort, thusspeafcs of our young friend, Mr. A. 10. Miller: "lie lias proved hln.sof a nni.-t ( Xi'ditnt teacher as well a< a most worthy and estimable young sentK*mai?." This is gratifying and, we are sure, a ilesrrvcJ compliment to one of Kiskine's rceent gradualc-'.?AzxocLitc Jir/oimcd i'Teubfyterimu We understand tliat the Presbyterinu chinches of Ninety-Six and (,'okesbury have invited I.ieeniiate \V.<f. Neville, wholiasjusl finished liis course in Princeton Seminary, }<> supply tliein Ir.r tiie summer \vitli a view to a , call. Mr. Neville enters upon Mils work about ! Ok; firsl of May.?.lsnoch.li: Reformed I'rtabjicn'ati. On nn<l !>ftof the 15th Instant, it is under stood, the Kichmond find I'anvilleand Atlanta and Charlotte Alr-J,lne trains will he consolidated and tun through fioni Kiehiiifcnd to Atlanta without chnugeof cars. Mr. T. M. Stokes of Jaeksonboro', a prominent citizen, lias mysteriously disappeared, Und no onr> knows of his whereabouts. His body l>a< sincc been found, lib committed suicide by shooting. OBITUARY. ! ol'IIKU.V (ilf.MKIt. wife of .James A. f!il mcr was born in ls-?:> find died at Iter home near Donaldsville, S. May S, 1SS1. She bad been married t wi'-e. Site first married Samuel Met-Iain, he lived nine years. She was married to the husband that now survives her in 1>W. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hughes. She joined the Haptis! church in INAT.and was a consistent member of the church until death. She was sick j only a few hours before her death, but she ofI ten said to her husband and others when she was in perfect health, that she felt prepared ! to meet her God in peace. She was an affectionate wife and a kind mother. The deeeas ed leaves many friends and relatives, besides ' husband, seven children, father, three sisters : and tour brothers ty sorrow, but not as those iidwt Itnixi iwt li/ittn f/?r In t Ito l?i l\?? lif??ro At" ( lin 1 poet, they may truly say, Not lost, thank <5od not lost, j My ilarlinc one thou bust hut cone before, I A n>l 1 shall meet I hoe love in that fair land j When life's brief dream is o'er. State of South Carolina, County cf Abbeville. IX TI1E PllOBATK COURT. ! In tlie matter of the estate of Lewis Covin, deceased. 1 Ex Parte I*. A. Covin and S. It. Mori ah, Executors and 1'ctllloners. Petition for K? 11 lenient and Discharge. XTOTICK is hereby given that I>. A. Covin ; i\ amis. !t. Morrsth. exeetiiors. as aforesaid have this day tiled tJielrp'.'t.itlon in this Court, praviiig for a settlement of, and discharge from thf ir trust. i it is ordered, Thai Tuesday the 21st day ol ! June next, be fixed for settling the said estate, and granting t tie discharge as prayed for, Given wilder my hand and the seal of tlili Cuurt, tins May lith A. I> I-'Si. J. FULLER LYON, Frouate Judge A. C. May 17,1SSJ. It I RAILROAD NOTICE, orRKCKIUKKS to the ciipitnl stock of the O Atlantic ii:h1 French Rroud Valley Rait mul are hereby notified that the first instal meiit is now c;illed lor. ; Prompt payment is required, as the work Is to he begun at oncc and will be pushed vlgeir o'i-ly. I'.y order of W. K. liradley, President A.am; jr. 1!. V.R.R. J. \Y*. 1'KUUIN, Treasurer, i Treasurer's Oflice, Abbeville, May 10, 1881. WAGON m BUGGY II '| ] J. B. BAKER, HAS just received an improved Tire Hcndci and L'r-Selter, which enables lillii ti shrink Wagon and Muggy Tires without cut tin'.', which strengthens the weaker places I" All work in this line will be done in a first . class manner at the cheapest rates. Consul your interest and take your vehicles for rc ; pairs to ij J. B. BAKER, \\ Washington Street. j Abbeville, May IS, l.-SJ, tf Kalsomine. EDWIN PARKER. ;j May IS, BSi.l't OILS! OILS! KEROSIXE OIL, Tanner's Oil, Maeliin Oil. SowingMacli ine Oil. -j EDWIN FAKKER. t May IS, 1SS1, '21 \ BOOKS ; A M. E. Hymn Hooks, Gospel Hymn's Nc , 1, Turner's Catechism. ?13WIN FARKER. I May 18,1881,2t 1 Assorted Paints } N 1 pound boxes, and Varnish llrushcs. 4 e. parker. " May 18,1881,2t ' German MILLET SEED. EDWIN FARKER. " May 4,1881,2t * Colombia mid Circenville Railroad passenger department. Coi.L'.mbia", S. C., May 11,1881. I On nr?J nftcr Monday. May Hi. Irnl, 1'assen, gor Trams will run as herewith indicated upI oti this Koadand lis branches. DAILY, KXCK1T SUNDAYS. Xl>. 12. Ul* PASSENGER. ' Leave Columbia A il 00 a m | Leave Vision Ji.7. 1'- 02 p 111 j Leave Newberry 12 5(1 p in ,) Leave J lodges 3 31 p in j Leave Helton 5 51 p in i Arrlveat Greenville C 20 p m XO. 13. DOWN PASSENGER. j Leave Greenville at 10 27 a rn Leave Bolton 11 65 a in Leave llod^cx 1 IS pin j Leave Newberry 3 54 p rn j Leave Alston ] } 4 51 p Hi j Arrive at Columbia p 5 50 p i:r; I.AIKENS HAIMIOAD. ' LeaveNewberry 4 fl] p n. ' Arrlveat Laurens II ti 50 p ni | Leave l^iurens ('. II ! 30 a ni Arrive at New berry 12 30 p in AHI1KVI LI.K ItllANClI. j Leave I lodges 3 35 p ill i Arrive at Abbeville -1 25 i> ni ; Leave Abbeville 12 20 a in Arrive at Ilodges 1 10 p iri ! 1U-CE KI1JGK ItAII.ltOAK AND ANDEltSON 1IKAXC1I. i Leave Helton 1 57 p n ! Leave Anderson 5 3-1 p n: Leave 1'endleton... 6 15 p ir Leave Seneca 7 20 j> n* Arrlveat Wallialla 7 45 p n. Leave Wallialla 9 25 a ni Leave Seneca I) " 55 a ni i Leave Pendleton 10 SO a in Leave Anderson 11 LI a in Arrlveat Helton . 11 40 pin roNNicnoNS. | A. Willi Sonlli Carolina Railroad front , Charleston. With Wilmington,Colunib'aand j Augusta Kiiilroad from Wilmington and all 1 points North thereof. With Charlotte,Col: uniblannd Augusta H:ii!ro:ul from Charlotte ' and all points North thereof. | 1>. With Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad for Spartanburg and ull points on the Spartanburnand Asheville Uellroad. j With Atlanta and Charlotte Alr-Llne i Hallway for Atlanta and ull points South and I Wewt. j 1>. Willi Atlanta and Charlotte Alr-Llne I Hallway from Atlanta and beyond. I K. Willi Spartanburg. Union and Columj bla Ha 11 road from Spartanburg and points on I Spartanburg and Asheville Kailroad. 1<\ Willi South Carolina Kailroad for ! i. IolLmi Wi i h \V*I lr*ilnrrtr*ti r'olnmliiilhiu] | Aujiu.stH Ilnilroad for Wfimlnnton and the North. With Charlotte, Columbia and AuI gusto Kail road for Charlotte and the North. { standard time used is W&siiiHgtoii, I); C? 'Which is llfteeu minutes faster thua C'olum! hia. J. \V. FRY, Superintendent. A. Poi'E, General Passenger Agent. State of South Carolina. County of Abbeville. Con IT OF COMMON PLEAS. W. S. Hiehard.'ou, | Plaintiff, j agtlnst 11!. K. Day. K. i>. Day, I ' I ; SJ-.MMONS t'OIt Rlil.IKK I Nathaniel Day and j I I (Oomp.'uint scrvcil.) others, heirs at law j and distributees of | Ely. Day, deceased, I I | I jterendassis. J j! m,?" T"? m T\ f T* I iu inr, iJi'n'ro in. i>. r. IIU.I, i-.i J>:>>". Nathaniel Day, llebCcca S. Moore, j Mary Sheppard: \.*OT* AT:E TIKHKltV KCMMONED ?n<l re-1 I to answer I lie complaint in tltisi action.ol' which :? copy is herewith served upon you. and to serve u copy of your answer to the said complaint 0:1 the subscribers and at their otliee, Abbeville ('. H.. within twenty i days after t'sc service hereof, exclusive of the 1 day of such service; and 'f you fail to answer! the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the;' plaintill in th'sactlon will apply to I he Court 1. tor the relief demanded In the complaint. I'AKKKIt & McOllWAN, PlniiitilT'H Attorney, j M: G. ZEIGLEIt, C. P. (L. S.) I TO NATHANIEL DAY, AIMEXT DEFENDANT. i TAKE NOTICE. That the summons ofi i which the foregoing is p copy, with coin- j plaint In the above suited ca>e, has been tiled I liT-Ujf.f. lerit's oltice for the County of Abbe" pAil i;Trn'it^.it?io\u.\ N> Jr Plait:tltl 's Attorney. ! April 19,1S8I, Ct The Best Engine in the World! j Jl ja.JB.JL4 JLM v.- ?LJi JL JK. m.j iBjt w | | W.R, WALTONasent AUGUSTA, GA. ALSO AUK-NT FOR TIIR Geiser Grain Separator, 'Saw Mills, and all kinds of i Machinery. ' nurrits to Dr. .T. A. fiibr-rt, I}. ('. Wall, and I Allen Moraine,of Abbeville. ! May 11,1SS1, Orn : Low Prices! ' . SUMMER CALICOES, cents, I COLORED DRESS GOODS, 10 ccnts, BRO. SIIIRTIXfiS, 7 ccnts, ^ I! 110. SHIRTINGS, 8]4; cents, j 15110. DRILL, 0 ccnts, ]{RO. LINENS, 20cents, HEAVY OSXABURGS, I2>; ceftls, I'LAID OSNAKt'IlGS. 10 cents, , COTTON A DES, ull prices, at ; &ay 11,1881. -ATP, ROSENBERG & CO. i WE have Just recolvod a full amt complete slock of GENTLEMEN'S YOUTHS AND ROYS' Head v-Made CLOTHING,! II.ITS In great variety and style CRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, of all descriptions. Great bargains in Mill,! '! A fl 11 (i lot of GENTLEMEN'VS Fl'ItS'ISIIING GOODS just received ut extremely low prices. Our Stock of GROCERIES, J -ANDPROVISIONS, I I I always full nnd at lowest market rutcx. We ; make a specialty In Tobacco which we ofler as low as it can be purchased: in the State. ; P, ROSENBERG & CO., 1 ABBEVILLE, 3. C. -j March 30,1881, tf ~ SPECIAL MEETING OF THK STOCKKQLBEKS OF THE SAVANNAH VALLEY 1 RAILROAD COMPANY. A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIIE STOCKholders of tlie Savannah Valley Rail, I road Company will be held nt Lowndosville '! on the 22nd day of June next, at 10 o'clock, I M. The Taxpayers of the following nnmtd townships in Abbevll'c County will meet at " :> o'clock, ! . M. oil the ISth day of June next, and choose not less than three nor more than UVe delegate* to said special meeting, to wi;: Lowuilesville Township at Lowndesville. Magnolia Township, at Riley's School i House. Calhoun Township, at Mt.. Carmcl. By order of the Hoard, J. M. LATIMEJt, President. J. E. BREAZEALE, Secretary, May U.18S1. '.'I m Spring Goods, Spring Goods .rw ?-p-?t-?x v?t ^ ww -m t ? mm * ttv w in mnii IIAVE RECEIVED THEIR FULL STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER GOOD? COASTING IN TART OF Prints, Lawns, Dress Goods, .Bleached Goods, of all kind Piques, Gloves, Lace Mits, an endless variety ? - ? * ? * ' ? i r* n a ' ^ Of Buttons, Pockets, lite. A spienaia siock 01 airaw Hats for Gentlemen, at OTJN"Nri]SrCHA.M& TE PI.ETOjST. April 20, I,SSI, tf is. k. i: i:\nmi. Building Contracto] -DEALER IN DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER, MOULDINGS, SCROLL WORK and TURNINGS of every Doscriplon, SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, LATHS and LIME. 457-Offtce? Over J. KNOX & CO S., store, Abbeville, S. C. April 'JO, 18X1, tf. TlMffTSI --OFFERA COMPLETE STOCK OF & Spring and Summer Goods fYUR stock is LARGE, embracing many thing that are TTRACTIVE. STYLISH and in SEASON. Examine oar stock and get your wants suj ?'B - J piieu* W. Joel Smith 4 Son, April 13,1^1. GrRAJMD Spring Opening -?OP Millinery, Dress Goods, Linen Suits, Childr ( Suits, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Wear, And Everything New and Stylish for the Ladies. All the LADIES are more specially invited to consu their interest by examining our elegant stock, the large; and cheapest ever offered, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS. March 2), 1S81, tf 1881 OPENING." 18: SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES MILLINER WE respectfully invite the LADIES to inspect our stock "Which we promise will be MTJCS LARGER AND MOR ATTRB('TIVE than ever offered before in Abbevill Many of our HATS AND BONNETS have been copied fro the lateit Paris impootations. The very latest styles Ladies' Neck Wear, Laces, RuiHings, Flowers, Ribbon Veilings, Jewelry, &c. Also, the latest styles of DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. R. M. HADDON & GO. March 2n.1SSl.tf : " iO." pakklrI it. m; hill, Formerly of Ilill & Thomsor PARKER & HILL ABBEVILLE, S. CABBEVILLE, S, C., January 10,1881. WE beg to inform our friends and the public general that we have associated our&elves under th firm name PARKER & HILL for the purpose of doi n ggeneralme nnrtfil a l>iioinoea of lVTn d fi'TJea 1 "R1 nr?!r O nr rxri vaubliw MV. 4.1 W ^ V ill VMIA M'UVttt V WA wtVVJHk ff J always fce found full and complete, consisting of Dry Good Groceries and plantation supplies. We take this opport nity to thank those who have favored us in the past and v respectfully solicit their continued patronage as our pre ent facilities will guarantee to serve them as reasonab as any house in our line. Respectfully, E. F. Parker, R, M. Hill. January. 12. l&SQ. . R W CANNON, -AGENT TORGullett Gins, Brown Gins, Bigelow Engine: Economizer Engine, Birdsall Engines, Sweepstakes Threshers, Far^uhar Thresher: Reapers and Mowers, Saw Mills. Grist Mills, Cane Mills, Hay and Cotton Presse Kubbe? and Leather Belting, &c. WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE, INCREASED FACILITII and special arrangements with soine of tlio largest manufacturers in l United States. I feel confident of being able to oiler buyers inducements that cam bo excelled. Call on mo or write for circular and prices. Terms easy to responsible buyers liberal discounts for cash. Jan. 1!), 1SW, tf * G. C. BRADLEY. T. P. THOSISO BRADLEY & THOMSON 5 DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE AT ABBEVILLE C. H,, AND BRADLEY'S MILL! -ALWAYS KEEP ON 1IANI) A FULL STOCK OF l-'IRST CLASS DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. HO HONS. DRESS MATERIAL, READY-MADE CLOTHING. HATS, BOOTS, SHOES AND DOMESTIC! ALSO FnmilJ' Supplies - CORN, MFAl, FLOUR, BACON, LARD AND fJRIST, CIIEE5 HAMS. COFFEES,TEAS. CANNED GOODS, SUGARS, MOLASSKS, FISH AND i;< FECTJON ARIES. AIpo a splendid stock of T015ACC0 AND SEUAKS nnd nil kind! I PLANTATION SUPPLIES. [.Ian. 1M8S9, tf , 'SfiMtMCfl Have in 6torcnnd tourrlvo. a * Larsre and Varied Stocls OF DIIY GOODS, 9 STAPLE and FANCY NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, A' ND many other articles, all of which wil be sold an clo.-c for CASH, nnd njton hi | GOOD TERMS nK any house In Abboville "# Give us a look and wo will give you u bar aaln. t5,.V/e ttlll ship your Cotton or buy ll.ta Marshall P. DeBrtiliL Attorney at Law, abbkviIjLE c. ir. s. <\ J. I). CHALMERS PARLOR and OFFICE FURNITURE, LOUNGES, CHAMBER FURNITURE, ? MARHLE TOP TABLES, Ac. A FULL stock of goods always on hand My prices will be i'omiil as low as any oth cr house sullinc smno quality of coods. I wil always represent goods just, what they are. Sept a), iiyil). r DAVID hT mAGtILL^ .Attorneynt Law, ABBKVILLK, S. C. | y^IT,L i>meUcc in all the Courts of tli( Jan'21,1880, if ATTENTION I FARMERS ] \VTKnre now prepared to furnish FAR * V ME11S with ail kinds of farming iinpic mcnts. : PLOWS AID PLOW STOCKS, | Trace Chains & Back Bands AXES AND IIOES. ?AI-SO ALWAYS ON HANDCorn ana Bacon, Flour anil Meal SUGAR, COFFEE, &C. QUASLES & CO. Feb. 9,18?l, tf | DE, S. G. THOMSON, DENTIST, ABBEVILLE, S. C. >? ! t^-OKFJC over Emporium of Fashion; u$ & July 7, lnso. lyr. ff. ZS.TjiES.SB, Boots and Shoes, Harness and Tanyard. |)KST material used, flno worltmcu employ I) ed, rtistnin work tnude promptly, and n the lowest bottom prices for c?i?h. Hides a I ways bought at the highest market price foi cash or in exchange for leather or work. January l!S, J8S0, ly. Have a large and well selectei stock of vDRY GOODS, I " I ?AND? GROCERIES, ?the newest styles of? 'READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ! Hats and Caps, U WHICH TMET SELL CHEAP. 11 Oct ii, iwio, tr st PRESERVE YOUR BOOKS, I Periodicals, Newspapers ant losn _ j State, County and Railroad Officers 1| and business men generally, supplied with blank books made to any pattern. I i I.T. families Imve OLO ROOKS PKRIOD A JCALS. NKWSI'Al'EUS, MUSIC, -C!, I which they desire to transmit to their poster Y! ify, should ;HAVE THEM REBOUND *" i Which will prcscrvo them antl will mak j thorn look almost as well as new. j Old Books,<fcc? should not only be rebound I but the current literature of the present da; I should be put in a durublc form for prcservt Etlon as well. This can be done in the shortest possibl time, with the best material, in the iiios e. handsome aijd durable style, and at a prie | which cannot be duplicated anywhere, by mi E. E. STOKES, Stat jnkh, Hook Binhkii and Bi.a> Book M a n l- v a err it Kit, - ? No. l>i Main Sthket, S: COLUMBIA'S. C ! GREENWOOD! I :MBS. J. P, STEPHENS BKO.S leave to inform the citizens of Oroou wood and surrounding country tliutsii ly j lias tiii.s wuvk opened a lull line of SSQLLINEBT, ill s; ?AND? FANCY GOODS. c -1 nt her residence, next ('nor to S. I?. Iiodsres Co. Iler slock comprises LA 1)1 KS' IIAT; k| AND HON'NETS in all the latest styles am ! novelties, trimmed !o order, TOILKT A i IT I CLKS AN1) FANCY NOTIONS, of ever; i?i.. ?i ? i \/ !.< ,\ vn T.vci |8(VIU UUU UIIIVI?, GOODS,SWISS AND HAMI!l*K<; FIHNOK: ANTIQUK. CAROLINE AND LANGUEDOI LACKS. CHILDREN LACK CUPS AN! 1UHS, ,LINEN CUFFS, COLLARS, Ac. Ii fact every thing kcj?t in a llrst-dass establish niciit. Goods nil fresh and stylish. Prices t< unit the tilues, liij sure to give lier a call be = lore purchasing elsewhere. Greenwood, s. (,*., March 30,1831. SPECIAL NOTICE. rpO ARRIVK THIS DAY! 1 rase mil I in cry I embracing many new styles of smia Hats,also something ENTIRELY NEW ii I Ladies'neck wear, l or the latest styles eal Slot i It. M. H ADDON ?? CO. t March 2, 18S1. Marble Works. SA LL kinds of Marble kept on hand. Worl ? J\ done In hotmanner and at short notlcc We have the best of workmen, and all kind of work done from plain to the most elab' | rate. Several hundred designs on hand t> | make selection. Our price always as low a SI same class of work can be bought in the eitle i I J. D. CHALMERS. | March .10, ISfil, tf ,.s | Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Railroai 'l'! CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ' Ati.anta, C?a., .li'.nuary 17, 1SSI. 1011 i'AHSKNtSKIt 1>KI"A I4T.M KNT. I On and alter January 10th, trains will rui or on this ior.d as follows: l)ny I'dsm-mjrr Train, (EASTWARD.) _ Arrive at Seneca S> 12 a. in "* Leave U 13 a. in N. (W ESTWARD.) | Arrive at Seneca, 7 IS p. in Leave Seneca 7 ID p. Jii NuiUT l'Assf.M<ii:i! Twain. (EASTWARD.) Arrive at Senega S :!7 p. tti I Leave Seneca, ,S p. m (W ESTWARD.) _ i Arrive at, Seneca, 7 in a. ill | Leu vis Seneon 7 11 a. in *.l 'jOuai. Fiti:nsitr Tkain. *pl (KASTWAUD.) I Arrivcat Seneci, (i p. ni j I .cave Seneca, 7 '?) p. m (WKSTV.'AKD.) I | Arrive at Seneca, I'! n .m I j Leave Seneca, :,o a. n; TltRot'filt FitKKiti r Ti;aix. <EA -TWACD.) Arrive at Seneca, to 1V? p. ni Leave Seneca 10 p. in (WESTWARD) Arrive nt Seneca '! <'ii a. in cave Seneca " '"i a. in Connecting at Atlanta for all points Wtb and Southwest. v* ! Connecting at Charlotte /or all E.u icr: J I ! poi.-ts. ; Through Tickets on sal" at < ..ilncsville.Sec | eca City, Greenville ami Spartanburg to <tl vt' ! points East and West. | '? J. FOREACRK, General Manager. ' of i W. J. Houston*,General Pa^eti^crami'i Jcfce Agent. '^ w.sizcsrr^r I ABBEVILLE, S. C. Fr EKPS on hand a full assortment of CftFk. FINS?from tlio cheapest to the best. Ilearso will attend funerals, when desired. He will also C?ntract for tlie Erection of BuildingsIIo 1* ase'nt for the sale of Sash, Poors blinds, Mouldings, Stair-railings, l-'loorlncs and everything pertaiuing to house build I lit' : April 7th HH tf COLOGNES. WOMAN'S NICKLE COLOGNE 1' rout:; per Iiottlo. Taylor's Premium Cologne 23 cent*. Monumental. Cologne 25 cent* nnd 1 30 fonts. Fellow's Extract 25rents. Fellow'ft Superior Extract 3<) cents. Toilet So?>;s 10 cents to cents. EDWIN PARSER. Fcb.23.13S!.tf ' JD ELIN QUENf" | Treasurer's Office. i Arrkvim.k. February 4.1W1. i TIIE following clrcti'.'u from the I'omptrnn-j cr (ieucral Is published for the bcnctil of I the few Tax I'ayers In Abbeville ('ounty who j have not pahl ilie taxes on their lands. i J. W. PEBBIIT, Treasurer Abbeville County.; ; Executive Department, Ol-FICE OK ('OMPTIJOI.LER-GEN Kit A L. [ Cni.ujusrA. 8. C., Jan. lf<, l.xSl, [Ciimti.au No. 4 j I In the matter of Delinquent I-aml Salesyou j will obey the Instructions contained in t'iicu- j -! lar No. 3. recently issued from this ofiice. -I 1UU Will llCliilt'l Jill > VI I JOV II?H * * il ?l?I .J *11 those land* which were to have been st>l I on ( (lie ilr.-t Monday in February next, bnt in j lieu of siiitl advertisement tin? County .Treasu-j, ! rcc will cause a notice to be inserted in one of! ! his county patters to tlie e!h ct that all parties I; [owing or having nn interest therein n:ay re-j > deem all lands ttiat havo not become as-et* of I i the State in ohartre of..the Sinking Fund <.'oin-1 j mission until the May .'list, ISrtl, as provided | for iu the A. A.approved December tilth, lcXO. 1 JOHN ESATTON, |. 1 Comptroller General, i; "SEALS M1LWAINE f HAVE all the grades of Buggies from Die! chaepi'st to the best, whlcu will be sold j | ut the lowest figures. I Dec. h. isao, tr 1 RUBBER BANDS, AUTOMATIC PENCILS, Paper and Envelopes in boxes, j EDWIN PARKER. !' March 2, 1RS1, tf The Following Ordinance was Pass- j* cd in Regular fllcetiug ol CouucH. j' t yr TIIAT ALL PERSONS ARE IIERK-j - A.I.* by prohibited from throwing into tin? ;! r streets trimmings and brush from guidons at;d any rubbish whatsoever, and that the flue for violation of this Ordinance shall be i five dollars for each offeneo. j By order of Council. . T. P. QJJARLES, j, 11 Secretary Town Council.jj Just Received. TWO CASES or .MILLINERY, i ?... It. M. HADDON & C0. I April 20. ltfBI, tf STEREOSCOPES AND Stereoscopic Views of all countries. Architecture and Landscapes, Mountain ] Valley and Streams lor sale n't J. D. Chalmers. . I March fl. 1881, tf _ \V. C. Bknet, .1. II. Hick, Abbeville, S. C. Mnety-Wix.S. C. i | BEXET & RICE, I i! Attorneys n t T^n w' i!)'E liave rormed n pojtn.'rship for llie-prjie-! 1 \PJ I,,.- A.ill ....,,.1 1..,. (i. ..II f lir. -L Courts of the State. BENET & EICE. ] Feb. 23. ISSl.tf '! "YONG PLAITEE." . I j rPIIECclebratod "YONG PI.AITER." Every i lady should hitve oue; almost iiidispeuni-: blc In making drosses. For sale ny It. 51. IlAUDO>' & CO. i April 20,1S-SJ, tf Chromos. A I.AROE lot of new Chromes ?2 s 2*: an-'! l 21 x 30.) ou exhlbit'on* and for s.ile, at! 1! ?1.15 end) at j LAWSON <? WARDLAW'S. April 20. 13S1.__ A Fina Young Bull FOR SALE. HAVING two on hand I Wish to sell o i<*. | lit? Is a solid ci.Jor. 21 months old. weighs : -111X10 pounds and has taken three first pre- ! ,,1 miumsat o?y Stn'.e Fair. Price, Address M. ERV/IN. Booea Path, S. C. j ui April 20, 1S1. 2t j, yj Received This Wee^i---^ T !I REE NEW AND RTYLISlfcAVALNUT Chain ber .Suites at H-_lmri-l)riecs. at il' j LAWgfjX A WARDLAWS. e April 20, 1S81V " . ! YJICTUJJE frames and moulding in many 1. styles and varieties at . LAW'SON ? WAUDLAWS. i '-r April 20. ISM. jXotice to School Teachers, i * j ? rpilli teachers of Cellar Spring township. 1 will send in their School Reports to Dr. 1 ; 71. Drennan immediately. F. rOWAN, 'i Schcal Commissioner. ^ May 1, InSI, tf State of South Carolina, ' | Abbeville County. COl'RT OF COMMON TLEAS. Ex ParteT.ee A* Sloan, Petitioners In Re J. N. j I Kay, P aintiU". v.;. Amanda Kay. ? Com-1 I p aint for Partition, Ac. k.| I>V .in order of ills Honor Judge Thomas j ; Thomson, made in the above staled tvse i on 2?th April, JSXl, tiio creditors of Use estate j i of A. .J. Kay. deceased, are required to prove j I their claims bcf?rc me on the 2-th ds\y of May.; ' j 18.il. M. L. UONHA>U Jk.. I 0 j Master A. C. | May MS'I, it gp]L 3C3 | REWARD! i i # Jills?? i pflill M tefe&A v S pJ *? r-rATH (If-- Sol'TH CAROMXA, r.XK.rtrrivK Cir amuck, Colum in a, February 3J, 1SSI. I . lYMlKItKAS Information has been rccciv-! ij * * ?\1 nt tliis repsirtinent that an atrocious : 11 murder waseommilteJ in Abbeville county, | South Cartd'na, on the night of Friday! ' eighteenth day of February, ISM, upon the' i body of Caroline Fairow by one William l!ec Martin, and that '.fie said William Bee Mar-; I tin lias tied H orn Justice, 1 ! Now, therefore, I, Johnson TTnftood.dovorn>. or of theStiite of .South Carolina, in order i '>! that justice may be done and the majesty of J 1 the law* vindicated, do hereby offer a reward ! 'of ono hundred (M(K>) dollars for the appro-' hension ami delivery to the sherill of the J county In whieh the alleged crime was com-! i|Uiltted,of the said William l?eo Martin, j Said Martin is described as being about 2t>i years of a?e, 5 feet 11 inches high, with dark1 u hair, and weighs about KK) pounds. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto setj my hand and caused the (.treat Seal of '*,' the Slate to be allixed this 12<ith day of ' [t.. s.J February, a. 1>. is<1, at Columbia, and i. [ in the one hundred and (nth year of '* j the Independent of ttiu Fulled Stales ; of America. 1.1 ilACCOl), | , u. m. Simms. Coventor. | \\ secrelary ?>f State. TO ABEITE THIS WEEK. t for mm AiiB mm; 'jm1f. larjci"' ."in! must alt motive stock of. 1 1 i ,;!>!' -'( ioi .Is evi'i' of 'i cti in ,\ b|.,'v;i!r. i. incss (.onds. Dnss ^i'hs. Trimmlm.' >!.):>, i!lack and ('o!ored Satins, i'lack and <'<>!? tied i. ! riii^t.-.-jijordf*an ita-><i ;s. i- .m y i'uiton ..v<\ ' It. 31. (laddon \ Co. '. Mafch si, i-m, . f j Hew Styles. 1 j /-IHiI.DKKX C.\IjniAfiKS.-HoM Cnrr!:.i.'es. i \j Toy Waiion*., the i'a.'i iaei-s are ??e\v , !styles, very handsome, and tir>t e!a>s vo> <t>. 1 j. 1>. chalmki.:.-. ' M. ,rcb?". I.?S!, 'f rr* ?;&JV ?!&*' A He?/ lot Or PRETTY PRISTS, Cream Crowd** >-OT 4v:uKiins, Dress Goods ai?d other uoilitf bia gooiln.ju'-t receive*i, nt :Iip or fashions. . * ilay 4, Ijfel.tr _ Tw.o Gases , ncaimrur. jtilmneiiy. f:ov.p-s. tmv L> li'ine, r.nco Soiiri", Kti'-blng-s silk Faru>iu'.s,.)u>t i>t iho R-iu'oftitu or rA^moxs." .Vny -J, 1-S1, tf fnulnifi Toflfl uiui/:au a IJ. prices and. cheaper than over, offered > Pi at ti.o . ' >?-3 k;.ipoi:il'51 of fashions.' Mayl.lS31.tr . State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. COL'IiT OF COMMON PL.K.YH. , ' rfSjfj r,x Parte J. L. Hrools. PelltJoner Iji Re J. N. Kay vs Amanda lvay, ct ul.?Complaint for, > \ Partition. v . / ,.&]%? p\' an order of his Honor Jud^e Tliniang TSiomys>n, made In the above'case April ? J7, l?d, t'i<> eretJUois of tlio est'i-e of IK M. Kay. rt'c 10 io prove their claim? before r.:c o:j tiiC -.til Jr.y of May, Ml. M. L. HONilAM. Jr.. & M . ! I.VT *t Master A.C. ' Violin'?, Violin Egzcs. * JVAVS, Biidges. Strings ar-d l'o;'s. ) EDWIN PAP.K12R: Feb. 23, IS?I, If . ' A. B. C. LINDSAY; ' ll DKNTIST, Practical and Operative,; ;i HAVING attended the I>-etnres of Hi6 ? -?$3 Pennsylvania College of Doutal Surgery- "ri3g oilers lii?i prolV-Klonal service* to the public ,s~ Ifff iih a DentUt and Oral surgeon. Calls throutrli, ' ' 'Wix the country attended to. AH work warranted and charge* reasonable. * "r'-USk P.i!?iile)ice '} miles east of Calhoun Mil!*: .'V South Carolina. June 10, ISM). SPICING KKiiS ANO WOVEN WIKK MATTRESSES. . ' 3 We Jiave most complete st?e!c of Spring Beds in ttic up-rountry." Our Spring bcdH which contain i 10 and 151 spiral springs a l-.-" V'sjSS chained together and clim bed on their slirts "'*5 per <e:u. cnonpor inan any spriinf ma)i!' i s d lo tlx-1 eoplo? prire of 1:0 spring* $i50 ' price of IH srr!:i^s i-'.OX Don't buy i;ny Sprltitf IJetJ until yon seethe 1-10 and lot It la- - j, lus'.as stuted above, at ' J. D. CKA-LMEKS. March :j(?, 1331. tf ShECT MUSIC. . M MITSICAh BOXES from SS to ?S*>. 2 to Culiwu & Guitars from SI toSSO; will he ordmil when (I (-si rod. EDWIN PA UK EH. March SI, 1*81,? ioltop and Piste Fraines-: | i^ULL lino of the ahorc always nn lisrid ; ..v 3 prhea low. Also, al! sizes of Olnsx kopt * or pi^turm arid other purpose*. looking *- ; iJlass, Lookin*<ila?splate to till fiames Whtsii '~vj32 the glu<s are broken out: all tdze* on hum! " , :'-t& J. D. CHALMERS. March 20, I.SS1, U - '? . Boston Student's Chai?: ? SPLKXDID CHAIR at a l<*w pilce. A veal eoiniort Call and see them. Will irrive in 5 or (J days, .1 dozen ot tic Louisville, [ ly , Chair: solid and substantial,-.it . J. D. CHALMERS. M?>ch no, 18S1, tf HE3. EADBOil . -J \\riI.L be assisic 1 by MISS AD DIE TYLER . ii isuiy <n rt.uu iWM lawie tuu "ku: j ?vdo hgnb| ti.is had six yvnr* experit inc siruui'C Ihc most i: shioi jii'l-i Midiuc;-* of Bnltimi.rounci Nev Jfvrfc. h'he is therefore | r.pur.d to t-u(c tho H * ;. & UiKtu n.-.il supply tli$ wunjUufall who iimy R. M. Iladdcn & Co. ' >?w_ ^ ^ JfaLtTj 8 . TJEEP, Cod, I/tvcr Oil and PcpMne; a vnlua" lilt-ionic, flcsfll ffeuci Jlo. and no! Uliplfivdtnt t'> the ^ E. i'AULliil. Syrup^oi^Tar J'XTUACT oi-MUTinX; for idi uHmetiU I 2 oi Hi'? IKndder end Kjdnoys. ^ ^RKE't^ barber Shop. B '3'Hi; undersigned rcspcctfully informs thb ' ' . I :-iiiujc lliat ho J'.us i cvnily removed hi**. , - ~j i'oris-1i:\j r;niporiui.i th? ball j.Jwve Xor- . wood Brothei '* t- ro, wi-vte he Is prepared to nwoi?itoo?|j??e hi* cu<trtH|t,r?, and tl o pittite f'-jf? '-} .:r in iali.v in i ;:!r ctittt:i^. ;,-,:;:jXK,ii!tr. .sliav-. Uii. oyoii.K,io il.e i>e*i styfo u,.d at'reawm-..'?:>i aide prices. T<mis p r month for hall- ?-utt!ns, shampoohijj and ''haviiis, only it.tfl.? licsj c-t'uily, ,y<S Ilicliard Gantt.. "HERBIN "A How ?g." "A WiiiiSt*\ CTHS FOPTALLMalarial andJffliouGDiscJXEes; AC.WF^WU FEVEI?. COMPLAINTS, J /BILIOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA, REMITTENT -ANDBilious Fevers/ I CONSTIPT ION. -.1 I up Ives general satisfaction and those who. use 14 lUJit t "IT IB A GOOD THNG1 IT IS A ffiMl Veieialile MEBffiM EDWIN PABEEE, AGT. JN"?V. 17, I t f J LCLARK, " | FOR TOE GOOD OP THE CRAET I 1IAVK CONCLUDED TO (JIVE MY. I wholenttfiii! ? ? t<?ni? Shop. ] hJmli zive it GOOD AT I L NT I ON. 'If any person wish* >.*.? to liUVu iUH W'ATCIUIS REPAIRED firing llx !n in. I ""-.I nv\? !'; lt>;-'als ti> <!ii il > } :ii ti:c* ! < >! ?<:' b'.? i?.* Mini nt. I... -.. ,1^ ??..??1. i.. Ii" I .111 rlM-k re;-:;ii':<! liriiiu it in n:iil It v. ill L'-j uuuo rij'lif. l! y<'? winit your JEWELRY MENDED Driug It on. If you want yovr SFAVING MACHINE MENDED ; This is the place to pet it tlf.no In ihcbrst of order. Y??ti can have any piece madi- new, or the old one repaired. If ,vou want your gun or t-' pistol lepaired this Is the place to have it done. All these articles' will l>e repaired in ? tne best of order at the Lowest l'riees. Give nie a trial and satisfy yourselves? TERMS CASH. JOHN L, CLARK. * ; Januarys U>7V. tf. , Mourning Goods. n EXRI ETTA (T.OTIW. Tainlse and Elaek Casluutres: a splendid assortment to bo i ... i> m iMiiiw.v i. ilMIJU iH Ji. 4l|, uai;j, , , Aprils). ISSl.tr * '.'Scf' yTI1IS WEEIC ?1 "THE DKXTKU" KOCKINtj CIIAIK. They arc light, bright. siron'r, duruhlo and hand?o:nc, at low prici s. "SPRING BEDS." "TIIE PEERLESS," 'THE CIIESCEXT," "THE CHALLENGE." Tho nhnvo I'EDS ar- Woven Wire, lo-.v price. Just the Hcil fur Sunimor a . Willi light nuittress llu'j' can In mrule .-<>![ :is tenth?*rs. They arc noiseless and < n't fi t out or order. Xow lot of L<>1'NtiivS !' h:'tut, this Week, CAHI'ITS A N l? IIKP.S. We have on hand < >ne 1 i iiiulj-i il I'.Ki is i'K.\: s t prices from Si."*1) > .'.7'., S'MM, tfl.W. " i.t'.i, j7.t>J. tS.W. ;10t W to fiW.O", at J- D, Chalmers. |'ii! Is I > -1. a Ayer's Hair Vi^or. MDWIX PAUIvEI!. A pr'! CT, .I, Ct Fresh Arrivals. J^VKHY WKKK in s?!l ?!:. inUs* *fyj.?, <,f * j Ji.'Hin-s, !\. 1-,>c'S iiiui I'liUulcii ^ itills ;ilid t'OlUK*! , ?i( t t::?iiMV{i:r.'i or rA.sniorfs. April ,';, 1 t, if V/Ii-t-XTct-i, r% I! \: I Y.u:;es< i>'V I'.ir Pictures, "A"in Lj iI';W iiv thel/nX at low prices, nl. ' i'. (.:ial>.ii:I5S. April I I, IvM. TROT LlifES. *7'^'i?Xv.' l.lXlis and 1 EU \V IX PARKES. March ir;. issi. if Has Poison. JJ| Oi'tSK. r'.it!le ar.-l Mm's Liniment, I.iprht 1 i nif.tr I.iii'ment. s?.\viug Machine Oil, very line, Xervcatid Hone Liniment. l'DWIX PAUKKIt Vn*-!' ! ! >!_ *