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The Press and Banner, A.UUUVILLE, S. O. Wednesday, March 22,1882. Promotion. fAptoln M izyek, has Worn at IIodt?r>s f>r the last wtvk attend in:; In .Mr. Itowlelts business, who is absent at Washington Tor a time. During Captain Ma/.yek'sl temporary absom-e, the train from hero t*> Hodges lias been under the Hnrge "I j Mr. Tom Tasfgart, w?*l 1 known in this eommunity. Mr. Taggart lias been in the! employ of the Uiilroad. for only about live months, but lie went there for Inisiuoss and for work, ani he has done hard work, and this advancement shows that tho R*ilr>a 1 authorities appre-Ma'.o his enerirv an<1 hive <*.->tni ion 'e m m* < ;?!> ? ?- i ty. \V?? ihtire is hi^h prom >tion in storo f>r Mr. T.igjjart. ? Bra Hoy. The town of Bradley, now tho head of the Augusta and Knoxvilto mi I rod i-hound to bmnnio a town of note. It i* tho contra of one of the bcs agricultural comnunities to bo found ir 'ho up-country, whore there will lie always a go >d j demand for all kinds of m "uvhandise. It t will boa good centre for tho shipment of crops, and en?orr>risiu'.r capitalists who| desire to build and grow with its growth i should now bestir themselves. All the surroundings aro favorable to the development of a good town. First Honor Man. Mr. W. II. Parker, Jr., son or Mr. \V. H. Parker, of this ptaeo, was awur led tho first honor in his class, at the recent examination in the Charleston College. Abbeville h is a just pride in her sons, and they always do her honor wherever thev may j?o. and Mr. Parker has done himself and his h'irne creat credit in the hich position that he h is attained. We j congratulate him on his advancement, j nnd hop? he may climb in tho high Tern- j - " i pie 01 fame. Gone to California. Mr. James M. T/uvson of our town is off for California, where lie goes prospecting for a new homo. Wo predict that ho will lin<l n > better placo than Abbeville, and California will wc Iconic to hor bur-1 d*?rs no better man than James M. Livv- j sun. Mr. Lin-?>n is sure to uoiiio back, j (Jood Serin on. This week we reproduce a most excel- j ]ont sermon from the Uev. Dr. Tabnagei on the subject of Profanity. If it does [ not restrain you from this evil practice, j it certainly will entertain you for fifteen j minutes. Commence it, and you will boi ?ure to finish reading it. (Jnrllold ana Kosecrans. Wo jfive mtilth space to the fJnrfleldIVnoeratis troubles, and b?lieve the render will tiii'l it vvoll worth his troubl? to rea l it. As to the morits of the questions involved we do n>t apeak, hut as a matter of history, it is well to be informed. Poor rijburno. Read what the Governor savs of the! ease of J. J. Olyburno of Sumter, who lias been -entenced to be hanirod. It' seems that he was justly convfeted, and j that the Governor will not interfere to! prevent the execution of the sentence of douth. Greenbackers. Col. Samuel Wallimrford will spoak at Hodges next Saturday, and at NinetySix 011 the first Saturday in April. At I j o'clouk at each pla?*e. The people of Troy may expect a visitation from the same or ilor on Saturday April Silt. If the candidates il > not soon begin to ' end in their $ '? bills to announce their names as eandidate* we fear that wo mav ? I fjo miliary uus sprint; hiih ?uiiiiiu-r. i m-. ;;reat trouble* ?s, tlmt a very few, like toj lieeomo candidates. S >1110 of our people are so modest that they almost hide fr >m I public places, for fearsome office will be I shoved en them any way. This modesty j is bad 011 printers, and wo shall not here- ! after aid the election of any man who do-' rlinos to bofome a candidate. We do not j beliovo in thrusting honors on people' who do not want them. The A'idtr-tiii Journal seconds the nxninitioa of Mijor B. F. Wnitner as a i candidate for Attorney General, and I makes some beautiful spoliations as toj, how his fellow Imchelor editors are to hoi disposed of (matrimonially) in restoring} peace and uood will hetweon the North |! anil South, without onco saving what was | to become of the Journal editor the last acHMin{ wo had of him, he was visiting j "relatives" in Spartanburg. The Orangeburg Timet and Pcmocraf j has been recently very much enlarge! j' ami greatly improved. It Is now :m eigiit (vilmnn patent outside paper, ami the home printed inside is all tint skill and business taet inn make it. This is reall v i an excellent paper, and wo ?>re glad to i note th ? evidences of progress \\ ht<*h that piper is making. Tito people of Orange- I Imrg should be abundantly satisfied with I the 1 i/ne-1 and Druiocraf. The Loud Lovkth a cirekum, ' Givkh.?Mr. G. A. Visnnska has been re-! quested to make a collection of money for tho relief of needy immigrant Jews, who are fleeing from the persecutions of the Old World. This is a good cause and wo hooe that our people may find it in their hearts to do something for the "scattered nation." Miss Anna Black a lady of experience taste and ability will assist Mrs. Bowie at tho Emporium this season, and i she having selected in person their elegant stock of millinery goods, the ladies may rest assured of all tho very latest styles, and novelties being on exhibition at this establishment. Somk of our young men have bought patent churn dashers, and will henceforth i "churn a chnrningof buttermilk," when j they go visiting. One of these gentlemen expects to furnish every family in Texas with one of those incomparable back-aetion dashers?and Texas ts a big State, too.. (Jus Burst.?A stmt gun nn -st last Saturday in the hands of Willie Burkhead, a colored tenant on Mrs. Jones' place in Fort Pickens. The thumb was torn off arid another linger so badly injured that amputation was necessary. The hand was otherwise injured. Accidental Shooting.?Master James W. Perrin, son of Captain J. W. Perrin, while out hunting .last Thursday accidentally discharged his gun, srme of the shot! passing through one of his toes. The wound is somewhat painful though not of a serious nature. TnK Abbeville Medical Society is un-j der a debt of grntitude to Hon.* D. W. Aiken for the Official (Juzette, issued from 1 the patent office at Washington, I). C. It j is kept on file at Dr. Parker's drug store,' where it may be inspected at any time. Read the communication of "Antimonopoly." It seems that there are two sides to the tree question, and that there! is|more in the matter than we first thought. Wo hope to hear more from this corres-1 ponnent. Mr. Eugene Prather, compositor in' the Prex* and B'inne * olllce, is convalescent, and his boarding-house keeper is; alarmed at his appetite, though a new i shipment of turkeys is daily expected. ! Mr. Jas. A. Rowib of the Emporium ! K....S.W. IW.... rl.o 1 M?* >.K J..-V ..vu , markets is now receiving daily, bargains,! anil all the newest styles, in millinery and ladies goods generally. It is said, by experienced farmers that the fly in the oats will not injure it much, i that the oats are too far pdvaneed to h?! hurt by them. An abundant crop is pre-! dieted. Capt. L. W. White left for New Yor ; yesterday, where lie will buy a lartre' stock of the choicest and best goods, j Call at the store as soon as his goods arrive. Miss Josik LeGal, aunt of Miss T,eGal, of the Female Collesre, died at Due West last Friday night, after a lingering illness. She was recently from Raleigh, N C. Knox's hotel is doing an exeellsnt busi- j ness in entertaining visitors to the town.! Good rooms, polite attention, and choice eating, will tell in the hotel business. Those of our readers who may be threatened with the Texas fever ougH to read the letter from Dr. Brooks, which will be found in another column. Thk sale of the assigned goods of the Messrs. Norwood Brothers took place last Saturday. The ensrino was sold to Mr. B. K. Beacham for ?205. We havo had very little of the windy weather which wo usually expect in March. The winds yesterday afternoon blew for several hours. It is said that Mr. T. H. Walker will return to Abbeville for the purpose of opening a place at which the thirsty may slake thirst. A pair of English sparrows hive made their appearance in town, and taken quarters in a shade tree in front of the post office. Messrs. J. H. Hooan and J. B. Wilson proprietors of the Saluda Argun, were In town several days last week. Capt. J. W. Perrin, County Treasurer, left yesterday for Columbia to have a settlement with the State Treasurer. Dr. II. D. Wilson, will bo absont from his office, at J Hodges for three or four days from next Monday. A party of young men from Abbeville went to the Flat woods yesterday on a pleasure excursion. Mns. S. M. Calhoun and Miss Kate Calhoun, have gone to (ieorgia on a visit to relatives. Thk wife of Calvin Grant and Renta Bailey, both colored, died in town last week. Mr. H. D. Reesk has commenced the erection of his new dwelling on Floral Hill. Miss McCaw, sister to Mrs. L. W. Perrin, is paying a visit to her relatives hero. ! lT>e>ms (hnfct'eb'orshave forgotten the! j way to tlit; olllee of the printers hereof, j j Mrs. I'itari.otte HKin, widow of tbej i lute Kev. Henry Keid, is convalescent. j [ And now it seems that the fly, or bug, I or worm, is destroying our grain crops. j ; Titk \v-v l'arini: man has a light unto! I his feet, in front of Knox's Hotel. | Reports have it that the My has ruin ed the b.irlev crops about town. Wk now receive the mails t\\ice a dav '?at lj and Oi o'clock P. M. Messrs. A. M. IIii.i, it Sons have white washed their stable. Miss Mamie Zeioler went on a visit to Cokesbiirv la->t week. Mr. Clarkson, agent of the Register, was in town last week. The Florence. Timc.i wants a cotton factory in that t ?wn. Jest arrived a car of liny and wheat bran at Smith it Son. I TiiKitKwasa cottonseed oil drummer i in town last week. ." I,000 p?od brick for sale at Kurz hriek yard cheap. Mr. SpRorsE is getting ready to grind meal at the depot. Hrax ! bran! a first class wheat bran I at Smith it Son. Is the fly eatijig your barley ? It has devoured ours. WriKN in need of hay an J bran, call oti j Smith Son. IIay! hay! Timothy hay at Smith A I Son. Captain* Bon iiam returned last Mon-| flay. Tiie farmers arc still hauling ofT gi:ano. The sun shined warm last Sunday. Notes From the Town of ttradley. Editor* I'rc*s unit I!'inner : You have often asked me to write something for your paper, aUont the Augusta and Knoxvillo railroad, its progress and prosperity, and what I thought of its ultimate success. I always felt that I had an important part to perform. There: were plenty of mou to do the talking and | writing, while those who were willing to lend h helping hand to push on the enterprise were like angels visits, few and far between. Hut, Messrs. Editors, in the midst of discouragement and opposition of almost every character, and in spite of the prediction of false Prophets! the road readied this place on yestctdav, at 2 o'clock i\ M. To put a stop to the I useless clamour that has l?een Koinj; on | almost ever since the work eommeneed I will try and yivc you a correct state- j ment ol the condition of tiis ri ad at this j time, its present workings and future prospects, and first, the main thing is money, and of that important factor we have enough to complete the road to <*reenwood,all t!io timber necessary for its construction is oil the road and paid for, trestling and water ways are nearly all completed. Onr only trouble is getting the iron for the track with the neceshi'V fixtures and finding clamps, bolts and spikes. Whilst there may have been some mistakes mado 111 the fore part oi l last year in not laving in a good supply I of those things in time, for tho last four! or live* months I knotc everything has] been done that could liave been done to | net a supply and keep item hand, the fault does not lie for that period of time v ith theollieers of the road ; there is sr> much demand for Railroad iron that it is impossible for the foiimluries to supply it promptly. To show you wo can work when we have the necessary material to work with I will give you the result of one days i perations. On last Thursday (.'apt. Twiggs Superintendent and Chief Engineer, being in charge of the work personally, laid one mile and three quarters of track with the following force: One engine and train, one engineer and lireman, one Main hand arid lillv-eiirht hands i>u the track. The iron was hauled from seven to eight and a half miles ; the road bed was leveled op, the cross-ties laid on the track,three water ways put in. The material necessary to d> tlin was three hundred and eight thousand pounds, ten thousand pounds of spikes, thirty-nine hundred and sixty cross-lies, weighing over half a million of pounds, making an aggregate of eight hundred thousand pounds or thirteen thousand two hundred and twent-nine pounds to the hand. I guess it would be very hard to produce a parallel to this. If wo could ! only get material to work with, the road would be completed in a few days. The prospects of the road arc flattering. Even now in its half finished condition it is earning a thousand dollars per month over current expenses. Fine quarries of granite are being worued on tuc line <>i me r >a>i, a iow urns 01 itiuiiganese will coon be opened and ready for shipment. Almost the entire line of the road is lined with wood ready for .shipment, nil <>f whii-h finds a ready market in Augusta, livery few miles along the road little towns ami hamlet* are springing np; evidences of improvement and thriit appear on every .side, and what a lew years ago was almost a desolate ami uncultivated waste, is now beginning to bloom and hlossotn as the ro>e. And now, Messrs. ivlitors, let me say to you j ind through you, to inv fellow citizens: Let us not slack our hands I lit pres.* on I the good work. The Valley lload is yet] ' to be built and must ik* Imilt. so is t lie j ' Atlantic and French Broad, and so is the Spartanburg and Laurens, then let our; people cease their wranglng about petty ] lines and grievances, and with united hands and hu n ts to work and complete ' all these enterprises. There is no fairer land nor better country than old South Carolina. Let us go to work like men I and make her what she is capable of be- \ ing made?a model State in every re-1': speet. * j | I am often asked why I am so anxious i to build a road to Augusta. There ure several reasons. Her merchants arei pleasant and high-toned gentlemen, she is | rapidly becoming the leading manulac-m tilling town of the South. Thedayisnot far distant when she will manufacture all i the cotton that can be taken there, and it will bo much better for the producer to sell his cotton directly to the manufacturer than to a middle man and pay ex-| penseson it to Fall Kiver or Liverpool. Augusta has also the tine>t Hom ing mills j 111 t!ie Smith, <>ne <>f the great needs of our community, and with her presentj( rate of giowth, she will soon have a hnn- ! * died thousand inhabitants, that will give us a market tor everything, we can | rai*o IV->111 a bale of cotton to a black- | berrv. She is also in close connection with three of the best ports on the South Atlantic. ~ Charleston, Port Royal and Savannah?these are some of the reasons why I want to go to Augusta. P. II. BRADLEY. OUGUT TO DE MADE TO PAY FOR THE TREES. < C. & G. R. R. Co. Against the Landowners. Editor* rrcM <iyid Banner: The last issue of the Press and Banner contains an editorial headed "Needless Tears," which suggests the propriety of a short article, giving yon further information on the same subject to which y< u a lude. I am aware that editors kiii>w all! about "building railroads, organizing ar- j1 mies and commanding navies," as you i incidentally remarked in your comments! on the progress of the A.tfc K. Railroad, but still you must admit, there are some| tiling* editors don't know. The issue be-1 tweett the (J. A <i. R. R. Co. n.n<i the lan<!owners along its routv, is not one of sen-; tiinent to eventuate in "tens,'* lint it is. an issue of stern justice. I will notaf-l firm or deny the right of the company i here (in the absence of a tribunal with! jurisdiction competent to setlW the matter) toany given area, but I do affirm that it has no right to use private pn perty without compensating the owner theieior to the full extent of its value. The C. A <i. K. li Co. has assumed the right to cut down all timber within 100 feet of the 1 centre of their track and have entered J upon the execution of their work. They ' have gone through the lands of many of! those who did not protest, in some in-1 stances they have bulldo/ed the parties: into stibtuissii n by threats of suit if they i interfered with their employees but >n[ eveiy instance where they have met w.th it resolute opponent they have gracefully retired and left the trees unfelled. Now, | Mr. ICditor, if the com|>any greatly desir-1 ed this thing for improving the appear-j | mice or enhancing the value of their prop- , erty, which is tho only eifeet tli.it could j i rtsult from it, would it not have been I jiiiiieh more equitable and just to have ! lirst negotiated with the land owners for 1 a reasonable compensation for the priviI lege of cutting their timber? . Such, however, is not their policy. This tin ,vh i rantable assumption is an outrage on the j rights of private property, and the people j | are justly tilled with a spirit quite differ-, 'ent from that in which etfuses itself in I !"tft:irs." If tliM enmmiiiv wjw mailn to I>ay, as it should, ii round price for every j j tree cut, it would also have a more enli^hted sense of the rights of others?such a course would be a urood ir.oralix.er, don't | you think? There are some other matters about the conduct of Railroad com-I | panies which it is questionable whether! editors know, of which I will inform you i in some future communication. Anti-Monopolist. 1 ??a? mm BIRTHS. ] At Abbeville, Mrs. Kelly Bowie, March 11 ' lfcvi, a daughter. , At Walton, Vnnznn<lt county,Texas, March : 2.Mrs. K. J. Brooks, a son. Paas Dyes, Paas Byes. | WILT, dye egus, any material of woolen,; silk, paji'-r and feathers. Will riot dye | potion. Taper 5 cents each, (! papers for 2oj celt is. EDWIN PARKER. i j March 22; 1SS2, tf Hercules Glue. 4 I,WAYS READY ? mends Glass. China, J\ Crockery, Wood, Ac. ; EDWIN PARKER. ! March 22, 1SS2, 2t For the Many. RICHTER S HARMONICA'S, A. I). nnd C., | Russian Out Violin Strings, E. A. D.and 1 O.. Kiddle Tows. EDWIN PARKER, j j March 22, 1882, -It Machine Oil A NO ICEUOSLNE OIL. A EDWIN PARK EI*. .March 22,18fi3.2t Out of Library. WITHOUTpermission, Dimirlcism'sDictionary, No. l'J. 1'icasc ii'hirn ni inice. EDWIN l'AHICKIi. March 1S">2. tf Librarian. 50,000 G30D BRICK, ?FOU SALE CIIKAP!? AT KURZ BRICK YARD ! Maic'.t 1SS2. If Fancv Articles, Paper, &c. I.^ANCY Qaill Pen Holders, Dice, "The (inly" or lVncil HoMer, IVns, 11. It. Penells, KnMier lips. Pencils, while lips; Lfijal C'a|> Paper, in lit.; Lc^alCap. II lb. ami l'J U?.: Fine Linen Leij.il I'ap Paper.Trump ("onnneri-lal Note, li lb.; ilaillv's Note, lib.; Novelty V'ii'ii "ill. Tin. I," i > i w i lli't 1111 Vnl.i I! 111 Till Cream (H-lave Not'1. \'\'lilte Eitvelopes t(i match, Linen French Note, Envelopes to match, Sl<Hirniiit! Paper. Paper Pox. Paper and Envelopes, Pocket Photograph Album*. Kb WIN' PA UK Kit. March 22, ISS2, H i?otice. rpriK sub^riber will"be in his office to rcsi?t ter schools Claims on every Kaleday. and on Saturday, loth April, and Saturday, l.'jth May, IiK.'. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. March 22, ISS2, tr SCHOOL TRUSTEES -OFABBEVILLE COUNTY, 0 school district no. 1. J. FitANK CASON. .1. N. KINO. john k. mooite. school district no. 2. C. A. C. WALLKIt, T. F. It ILK Y. S. B. HOlJti i:s. school district no. .1. m. b. mcuhee, o. w. connk;:, M. A. CASON. school district no. i. E. L. WALDItOP, o. a. mooke, W. It. DUNN. school district no. 5. DR. J. A. ItOHINSON, 11. il. Alv.MS'fliONti, A i ? i U I Vi: wl A T i."^ school Disrmi-r no. g. FRANCIS IIKNRY, K. WESl'KIKLI;, It. II. UUGIIKS. school district no. 7. I). K. WILLIAMS, J A M KS MiLLhlt, W . A. LUM AX. school district no. s. II. W. KKYMOUK, j. m. inti'irr, T. J. llKAKsT. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 0. \V. T. ItllADLSY, GEO. M. slHhitr, S. O. YOUNG. school district no. 10. DU. II. DRENNAN, J. C. LI i lis, A. K. WATSON. SCHOOL DISTItlCT NO. 11. W. A. TE.Ml'LETON, J. KUWAL1JS, J. II. lJAUKSUALK. school district no. 11 DR. J. II. BELL, J. K. liROWNLEK, J. 1). A LEW INK. school district no. 1.1. T>U. 0. It. 1IOUTON, J. M. LAI I.MKii, Jit., ULO. K. lit'UD&TT. school distkict no. h. K. CALIIOUN. \V. A. LANIlJlt, \VM. UlliKY. SCIIOOJ. DISTRICT NO. 13. R. A. MciJASLAN, \Vr. 1\ KKNNhOY, W. 1<. MclJltlDK. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 16. J. ('. JKNNIXCS, JAMivS rOTIIli.VX. Jli., W. II. UllMT. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. March 22,1^2, tf HYMN BOOKS. UETHODISTS, I'UESHYTKRIAX. A. M* E. EDWIN PAItKEU. ! March 15, ISS2, 2t BARBERSHOP. O I ) ICIIA RP GANTT. i< now prepared to do IV "It ?? <>:k in his department in the i?c>tj nanner :u.dai rra-onaMc charges. Monthly 1 usimiiers siiavin;r, hair cutting and slmm-! )?roiiii 5i |>er month. Ka<oiv honed and put | n ttie best condition for 2i>rt?nts each. Shop under the Press and Banner otlice. March lj, 188J, tf DOG COLLARl! THE TOWN COUNCIL nAS pushed an ordinance requiring all owners ot DO(JS to pay a las of fiO ;KXTs tin each I>o:r. As an evidence that it hi lax 1? | 'it i it. um uoir.s inn*i nave on i.uii.Alt.S which can he >ec:uit'd from the [Yensarer FREE OF COST. J. W. PERHIN, Iatendent. T. I*. Ql'ARLES, Sccrctury. March 15,I8.S2, If Cliromos. A LARGE lot of new Chromes 22 x 28 and 2! x 80.) on e.\htOit'on anu lor sale, ai 1.15 each at W. P. WARDLAW. April 20, 18S1. THE BEST THING ?EVER OFFERED? For the Price! THE BEST TIRES BUTTON KID GLQYE Sept. 21, issu tr J L. CLARK, FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAF1 I HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE I whole attention to iny Shop. Ishallplvt it UOOL> ATTENTION. If any person wish cm to have his WATCHES REPAIRED Brine them in. I have all the tools nnd ir.a tvrlais to do it up in the best of style and a the lowest rates possible. If you want .voui clock repaired brinx it in and it will be dotu right. 11 you want your JEWELRY MENDED isnng non. n juu wuiiijtiui SEWING MACHINE MENDED This Is the place to get It done in the best o order. You can have any piecemade new, oi the old one repaired. If you wuiitynurgun 01 pistol ri'pnired this Is the place tQ have i done. All these articles will he repaired li the hest of order at the Lowest Prices. (Jive me a trial and satisfy yourselvesTEltMS CASH. JOHN L CLARK A. B. C. LINDSAY, DENTIST, Practical aud Operative HAVING attended the Lectures of th< Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgerj oilers hi * professional services to (lie puhlli as a Dent ist and Oral surgeon. Calls throng! the country attended to. All work warrant ed and charge* reasonable. Residence 5 miles east of Calhoun Mills South Carolina. June IB, I860. ' i nmmmm ? nji? ^ -ANDHAVB now in store a complete line of itll kinds ol" <;oo[)S. We cull special attention to our largo stock . Fancy and. Domestic Dry Goods, Flannels, Woolens, ! Jeans, Gents Underwear, CLOTHING, BOOTS m IIS, HATS AND CAPS, CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON. Nov. 16, 1SS1, tf PRESERVE YOUR BOOKS, , Darin^inalp "Women an oth? unH MnoiP liUlllKllUUlO, JL1UWOpupOl0 UUU IUU01U State, County and Railroad Officers and business men generally, supplied with blank books made to any pattern. \IJ, families have OLD HOOKS PERIOD-' 1CABS, NEWSPAPERS, Ml'SlC, ? I which thoy desire to traiiKtiiit to their posteri Ity, should | HAVE THEM REBOUND. Which will preserve them and will maka them took almost as well as new. Old Books.tte., should not only be rebound, I but the current literature of the present day j should be put in u durable form for preservation as well. I This can be done In the shortest possible! | time, with the best material, In the most! I handsome and durable style, and at a price which cannot bo duplicated anywhere, by | E. R. STOKES, stationnt. Book Bindf.r ani? Bi.ank i Book ma n i"factuickis, Mo. 155 Main Street, C OLUMBIA. S. C | IKT otice. T1IE whole of the line fence between Abbeville and Kdielicid will he sold to the highest bidder at the following places: White llall at J. L. Ward's on April 3 at 10 A. M. Indian Hill, at Milhvay on April 3, at 3 I\ M. Boideaux.nt Horn's Mine, on April 3. at 1 P. M Parlies claiming fenc? Will be required to exhibit written contract with Commissioners to that ellect. W. R. McKINXEY, J T. BASK IN. JR., county commissioners. March 7. ISS'.1, tf H.GT SCUDDAY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ANl>I21tSON, S. C. OFFERS his professional services to tlie citizens of Abbeville. Paitic> desiring to consult with liini, may do so at i-nch session of the Coin t lor the County,or by letter at Anderson C If. June 15.ISSl, tf BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! WE OFFER EXTRA BARGAINS IN ALL >v kinds of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, &C, Try us and you will buy your goods.cheap. QUARLES & CO. Oct. 10.IS81.1m J. Knox & Co. -AGENTS K>R? MR. TOM YOUNG' PURE CORN WHISKEY THE host ami purest CORN WHISKEY brought to this market. Juno 22, 18S1, tf Dr. H. D. WILSON, D ENTISTRY, Abbeville, C. H., S. C.j XjT Ortloc; Upstairs over tlio Post ; ? ? i WM. II. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN. I PARKER &McGO WAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, AflUEVILLE, C. II., S. C. \1 ILL prnc ire also in tlie Circuit Courts 0) thfl llnlt -d state* for South Carolina* UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE < j ttiik Wiin k kkwing machine, the : 1 best lii Hie Woild. It ha< ?n oscl!hit 1 ng t j Self-threading shuttle, a SolfB.-ttlng needle. ' j It Is adjustable In all its ucuriiig pans and ? I made iron) the beat of material, its bobins can be tilled without, removing work or attachments, it is no simple In construction and light running that ti child tan use It. It will do the greatest range of work. It has the I most complete set of useful attachments. It .! is far in advance or any other sewing mil11 chine. It has bi t n thoroughly tested lor four j; years In Abbeville county, it is warranted - i lor live years. Remember no machine Is Genuine or warranted only those sold by ouraulhorizcd dealers. And those pretending to seli our Machines. Needles or Allacliments outside of oar Agents are frauds. Mr. J. L. .Simpson is our only authorized dealer for the Counties of f t Abbeville and Laurens, and no Machines are . warranted except those sold by him or those r' whom lie niH.v associate with him In the business. Respectfully, iWHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, CLEVELAND, OHIO. THE ladies, and those persons who wish lo ] buy Sewinn Machunc, are respectfully invited to call at Mr. Harnwell's, where lliey will tlnil the only genuine, warranted and eheapI est Machines, samples of the the Machine's | work, needles and attachments. Oil 1(J cents j per bottle. >| All persons desirinir to communicate with ' ITll* fin I 111* Sill>jCCL, Will UUUIUP3 ||?U ?!? "VW r** J. L. SIMPSON. . July 13, ISSl. ly. , QXsary ...Rb S^S. E rAUKFK J?n. 4,1881,21 | SopsriiitenaeEts of HiEtajs. I I ,'I'lIK following nro appointed Riiperlntend1 ents of Hit'Tiways in the ro-pective townfillips us follows: 1. Ninety-six-J. Y. Pln?or?. 2. Green wood?J. T. McKcllar. 3. ('oke.-hiir.v--J. D. Pace. i 4. DiinaMtivillo?Uolioi t Maltlson. 5. I>n* West?S. ,T. Davis. 6. Lomr Cane? H. W. Howie*. 7. Sniiilivilie?G. W. Lomax. f: Wlillc Hall?1), W. Jay. !t. Indian Hill?W. II. Adamson. in. OilarSprings?W. L. Miller. II. AbWovilIe?James A. lteid. li Diamond Hill?K. I). Kay. li. Lowndesvllle?H. HoiIIn Allen. H. Magnolia? S C. Riley. I.1. Calhoun's?J. II. Latimer. III. Bordeaux?Jamest Ccrley. Trie Mipei iniendfiils are hereby r?quired to appoint overseers, direct them to call out han<lH and have roads worked by the 1st day of April next. W. T. COWAN*. Chairman. W. I?. McKIN'NEY, J. T. BASK IN, Jk. T. P. OoTintAN, Clkj:k. March'l.?, IS82, if EXCHANGE H0TEL7 GREENVILLE, S. . CI LEAN ROOM*. TIIGII CEILTNG. VF.Ni tllutlnn perfect. Servants polite aiul atfentivp. Hells in moms. Host rooms reserved tor traveling public. W. R. WHITE, Proprietor. August 10,1S81, tr BE, S.~ (J7 THOMSON, DENTIST, ABBEVILLE, S. C. ft3_0rKiCE up-stalrs Mellwolnc Corner."TE3 July 7, 1831. lyr. New mm mu W.P.Wardlaw ABBE VILLjE, S. C. j HAS opened a new Ftnck of FURNITURE over the Ptorc f?r A. M. Hill <fc Hon, ami, will ba pleased to receive a call from bis, friends. His stock consists of every variety i of FIJRN ITL'RK usually kept in a Ilist-cla0* store. All of wlilcn is utTered at priccs to salt the times. Feb. 23. RSI. tf W. 0. "rxr.i, Jas. If. Pice, L. Wardl-w Smith.' Alibuvlle. Mutty-Six. At bvvillo. BENET, RICE & SMITH. TIIK underpinned have to-<lay formed n partnership for the practice of law, under; the linn name of RKNKT. RICE & SMITH. They will practice In all the Courts of this Slnte.and In the Courts of the United States.! Utiles at Abbeville Court House, and at: Ninety-Six. W. C. RKNKT, JAMES II RICE. L. WARDLAW SMITH. Abbeville, S. C., Jan. 10,1882. me jonesI^S^ Vpntilatpd Trns^np^TTRvu^isrEDjp . E. PARKER, Azcnt. Jan. II, 1SS2, tf a. a: hill & SONS, DEALERS IN /lU AfTB? U T17C I -ANDPROVISIONS, CRACKERS, HAM, TEAS, TISH, SOAP, SYRUP, SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, FINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. Abbeville, S. C. Doc. 15,^1880, tf. 3". ZSltTKZ, .Boots ana snoes, Harness and Tanyard. BEST material used, fine workmen employ oil, custom work made promptly, nnd at tlic lowest lioltorn prices for cash. Hides n|. ways bought at the highest market price for cash or in exchange for leather or work. January 2S. 1880. ly. Garden Seeds FROM Lanflretl, Bnist, Him Sibley, AND JOHNSON & ROBINS,| -ALL FRi:SH AND GOOD.H. W. LAWSOU & CO. Feb. 1,1882. tf REMOVALTREMOVAL, I WOULD respectfully Inform my Humorous friends and customers, the EMPORIUM OF FASHION , i will now be found nt the store lately occupied I l>y Messrs. Cunningham A Tcmpleton. nnd with many thanks tor past favors would still solicit a continuance of their liberal patronage, guaranteeing everything In MILLINERY and LALIES GOODS generally, always at lowest cash prices, nnd wry latent *t.\ lc*. Respectfully, JAS. A. BOWIE. io toco : r J. W. SIGN, ABBEVILLE, S. C. J^EEPS on hand a full assortment of | IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFINS, | from the chenprst to the best. Hearse will | attend funerals, when desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of Buildings' He Is agent for the sale of Sash, Doors Blinds, Mouldings, Stalr-ralllngs, Floorings i and everything pertaining to house building | April 7, 1X80, tr 4th ResoMion of Board Directors. Amikvm.i.k C. TI., Jan. 17, 1882. UESOTjVKI). That the President. and the . several Treasurers in Pickens county, Anderson county, and Abbeville eou .t.v, be, and are hereby empowered t<> take steps lit onee for the immediate collection of nil sub* scripliotis due the A. & H. H. V. It. It. Co., using such legal means as they may deem proper to effect the same. J. N. COCHRAN,President. Wm. J. Kirk,Secretary. Jan. 18,1882, tf CHROMOS! i CHOICE lot of beautiful CIIROMOS of /\ the most attractive kind, Just received, I Qt W P, Wardlaw's. March 8,-iasa, tf W T McDO Nos. 350 & 35: ?DEALE VLL KTN'D"? OF GOODS STTITAPLE TO T occupy I lit* Inrse anil enmnviillmis sfoi( CQ. Giv? us a call and you Will tlnd our sti.ck LADIES, MISSES, CE We arc agents 3WINC- MACHINES, OILS, M When In want examine ours. Everything we i he Ittrre pntronaae bestowed upon us i?y our Ci . I.,.f fl,o l,v I.' All? IH'.M.IVi; nn, Resp March 22,2S82, tf, R.~w7a AGEN' Tozsr. Birdsall, Ames ary Portable OWF.EPSTAKES. FAR GUITAR AND CAR O AX!> BROWN GIN'S, FEEDERS ANT PRF.^SKS, (1 It 1ST MIM,S. Hl'OAR Mil,US M(.AVERS, FEED CUTTERS, COKV SIIELLl and all klnils of MITjIjING SUPPLIES. St Central Hotel, AbbevilU*. S. C. nwwwum MJILM nmmmmgmng We Have Excel- -.j |4|fl| lent Facilicies lor 1 1' | 8 8 1,11 Supplying the | f | fj || 1J L wants of Custom : fl j A l-'irri line of l)n. /bT Imcstics, WJ i Notions and Fnucv Goods, DE ALI GENERAL I a"d COTTON Linens and Ilonsc* ?AS keeping Goods, Silks nnd llibbons. GUANO Ij!nek Goods, rinnncls, Blankets ~ Complete Sti Woolcus, Cassi-J meres, Goods 01 Kid Gloves. | B. K. BJ 33iJLilcliiTs.ec C ?DEAL! DRESSED AND ROUGH SCROLL mil aa3 TOM SASH, BLINDS, DOOP April 20, 1SS1, tf. FOR SALE OR RENT,! 1MIAT very desirable residence on Magazine Hilt, recently occupied l-y Mr. t5 \V. Hum well, inclndln^ several aires of ground. For terms, &c., apply to BEN J. S. BARNWELL, March 1882, tl KNOX HOTEL TIIE nndcrslsncd have opened a flrs'-class hotel In the Knox Block on Main Street. It In In the business part of the town and lias a number of I a rue, well-furnished and comfortable rooms. Reasonable rates, uood fure and close attention to guests always guaranteed. J. KNOX & CO. J. H. SIMMONS, Manager. Dee. 21,lSSl,tf Tames c. klughT Attorney nt Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. | WILL practice in all the Courts of the State. [Jan. -1, ISM, 12m Clerks of Boards School Trostess: WILL be furnished with Itlunk Tuhool R?'- I ports, Mud 1'a.y Cerl Iflciie-, and a copy of the J School Law, by calling at, the Scliaul Commissioner's otlice. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. Dec. 20, 1881, tf Marshall P. DeBruttl, Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. II. S. C. "CHURCH MUSIi?r A RINGING CLASS will be open FEBRUARY 1st, for the exclusive cultivation of Choir Slniritiir. Session two months, three times weekly, two hours each Icsmiii. Terms $3, half in advance, balance .March 1st. For further Information sec I'ROF. BERG, at his Mu-ic Hull, above Messrs. Wardlaw it Edwards, between the hours of 9 and 1 A. M. and Sand 5 1'. M. Jan. 2.), ISS2, tf The Place to Get What You Want! CHRISTIAN & WILSON ALWAYS in store, aeomplete stock of FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds. The best and cheapest CIGARS and TOBACCO. The FINEST WINES and LIQUORS. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey For medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical purposes. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. PTT-DTCTT A TVT R, WTT SAV Vli.XVJ.U ill w ft i.1 y Abbeville, S. C. Nov. 16.1881, tf Richmond nnd Danville Railroad, CHANGE OK SCHKIHJ.E. ON" nnil after Sunday, Nov. 20. ISKl.Passentrer Train Scrvieo on the Atliiiiiu and Charlotte Air Lino division of this road will be as follows ; EASTWARD. Leave?Fnst Mall. Express. Mail. No 55 No. 31. No 53. Atlanta 3 13 p m 5 3J a in A It II l VE Gainesville 5 '!! p m 7 42 n ni Toccoa 7 25 p in Iv S 00 p m 8 10 a ni Seneca ? 3ti p m !t 17 p rn 10 17 a in i Greenville 10 (52 p ni 10 51 p in 12 15 p in i Spartnnb'g 11 17 p in 12 15 a ni 1 Hs p ni ; Gastonia 1 29 a m 2 50 a in 4 01 p in Charlotte 2 30 a in 3 52 a m S 00 p m WESTWARD. | Leave?Fast Mail. Express. Mall. No. 51. No. 50. No. 52. : Charlotte 12 10 a m 10 25 p m 12 30 p m I Arrive? Gnstonla 1 01 a m 11 20 p m 1 21 p rn Spartftiih'x 2 57 a m 1 50 p in 3 45 p in ; (ireenvlllo 4 16 a in 3 30 p m 5 03 p in Seneca 5 14 n ni 5 10 p in G 50 p in Toccoa 6 50 am (J 20 p ni K 00 p in Lula 8 14 am Blip in | (inlnsvillo S 42 u m 0 45 p in |i\i. uuii??* ii w a tit ?- <" ?? ?<i T. M. II. TAr.f'OTT. I (ifiictui Miiiiiij-cr. i. y. s.\<;i:.sui)'t. ! A. Tope. General rm>se?K'.'r a^cnt. Received This V/eek! Tiikke nkw and stylish walnut Chamber Suites ul bottom i>rlo< *, at W. I'. WAKDLAW. ; April 20, 1881. L. W. I'ruuin, T. I'.coxiinas PERRIN & C0THRAN, Attorneys at Law, AHI3EVII.LE, S. C. Jan. M1880, tf NALD & CO. " l Main Street; RS IN? UR WANTS OF EVERY ONE. V.*E NOW > hen?e form* rly ocej' ImI hy KAUNWEIJ. ft full ami complete. Many i-i'Og iods fu<' the [ILDEEN AM ALL. J for nil kinds o! IDLES AO ATTACHMENTS! ] sell riiariinteed a-i represented. Thankful for. f lends and tho pillule, we hope to ineiit a con- I i sntlCT ATTENTION to our business. 'cctfully, W. T. HcDONALD & CO. 5 &MN0M, \ 7 i> r FOR? 3 andBigslow, Station-!! \ and Traction V H^1A0? DWELT/ THRUSHERS. GULLETT, HALL ) CONDENSERS, SAW MILLS COTTON AND EVAPORATORS, REAPERS ANl) :rs, rubber and leather belting, -i jud for terms and prices. Office next <l?'>r 10 1 Jan. 18, (J l mw.rgjkfc'w1 mumii <;nn ,omatoca' \ 1 U ill 1 if Okia and Tonia* ||L Can Cum. *"n" ^ac'<cr?'? I U j?j Can Href, Jvill Can Peaches j f Can i'inc Apple, g o -jRS I~N~ Pickles, sauces, | P ERCHAMSEJ' B,rYCDC | U 1 tnjj iHolasnes,Syrni>s, B Choice Lot ol g | j Tamily Groceries B[r AGENTS, Llwoys on hand. |jt DCk of Fall i 1 a hand, | iACHA.il, < Contractor, ER IK- ' LUMBER, MOULDINGS, ( INSjS of every Dssrijtoo, IS, LATHS and LIME. j I mini if miiibi& n i m lUMHj,ji CONGAEEE Coumbia.S. C Agent for I CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPOBATOE.! ' |'luwui. \>uru\? wwii'i r.."5 i r.j J in 1S47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James < Anderson and purchased by me In the year I lx.jii, ami from ilial time till now carried on i successfully by myself. My friends amicus- I turners will bear witness 01 the large and stu- s pendotts jobs executed by me. It was at my works where ttio largest and almost only Job of its class ever executed in thisclty wasdone, viz.: the making of tiie pipes for the City Wator Works in the year IK5.S. In the branch of BIOLL FOUNDING, I can say that I have made the lamest bells ever cast, in the State, such as the bell lor the City Hall in Columbia. My stock of piltetns for ARCIIITKCTUUAl, WOISK. CtH.UJi.N'S for Store Irotits. Is | largcand various, and in KAIIJX(iS for Balconies, Gardens and Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most modern patterns; many of these are patented and I have purchased the right f*?r this state. In the machine line I c;in furnish inv'pnirons with STEAM ENGINE* and BOILERS < of any sizeand description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have rallied oil' the prize at every state Fair held lu this city, and lu their constiuetion I have taken pains to combine simplicity with the most useful modern improvements, and may Matter myself that my CIItCUl.AU SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who understands his business. The many orders I am steadily receiving for SUGAR CANE MILLS prove that the public 1 appreciate th<4 mills of my make, and soitls with my OEARING for III>RSK POWERS, (ilN WHEELS, GRIST MILLS and other MACHINERY. I have the manufacturing right of many PATENTS, such as castings for ROCK CUTTON AND IIAY PREsS and three or lour different FEEL) CUTTERS and other Implement*. I will be pleased to send my circulars to any applicant, together with price list or estimate. My prices are moderate, and I assume the pub-1 lie that they are lower even than tliose of] Noitiiern manufacturers, and that my work will compare lavotab y witli that of any other maker. Address oim Alexander, j fnxr.AitKK Ii:on WoiiliS. Columbia. S. C. !: I JJJaVE on build almost every variety oft CARRIAGES, : BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, I i j which ol?cr to tlieir customers on ttic| IlK'Kl UuV.intagi oils terms. !MAIM A SPECIALTY.;' Willi Hie best of workman In every branch of! our business, ami an abundant. supply rfj lumber, and other >u.-iil.ils. we are prepared , to do all klnd.s of lepairlug in the veiy i>c.-t | manner, at the shortest noti<-e ami nu the most accommodating term*. All work fully I warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Abbeville, Feb. 'J-.\ ISS'J, tf WALLIMORD ODSSELLJ WILL swnp little, rnuml, fat horses nnd mules forsomobiu thin nudes. from ^ to loyen re ol?l. thai will do to take Luck unU put oil blue^ra-s. WALLINGFORD & RESELL, Abbeville, S. C. Feb. 15,1$S2, nr |E. H. MCBEIDE, II. D.: ABBEVILLE, S- C. \ II.I, uivo prompt sitlrption to all prnet!? in town. (Hike lit i'risg store. August ;>. ISM, iJm MUSIC SCHOOL.! P' KOK. ANTON* HKIlf} will open liN school of Mn?-ie in .-VI?l?? v 11!t?. iieiohi'r 1st. In' Htnirtion <m ih>* I iano. Hipin nml Violin its 1 well as \*<!? :: I Musie. >?olo iilnl ill rla?*, llrorI o' irli y iiui-.hi. Terms: Insii uiootiia' Aluslu 1 t wen i y iloi .ar* per si >sion oi ti vc imhi i |i~. I ?.r 1r. lei-i'iicr> tiiid I'urlher iiiloitnaiion, ti| j ly to 15. It. Uary. t.sq., utiomey ut luw. Sept. -1,1S81; tf 'HE 8L0 RELIABLE 1 OXE OF FEE IUT N 3 WAFERS IN THE SOUTH. JiSoMliGiiiffl! No Immorality! AUGUSTA Ilraicie and taiitatioialisL 1 8 8 2, SUBSCRIBE FOR IT! I JUIE CIinOXTf'LE AND CON'STITUTIOX1 al,i.->T is tlie oldest newspaper in the iouth.and perhaps ilie oldest in tlie United tales, having been established in lis.*t. Yhile thoroughly Democratic in principle, it < liberal, progressive and tolerant. Tlie :HRON'IcLK contains ll>o laiest news fiom .11 p.iris of the world,and Is recognized as a ir.?t-c!ass paper. As an advertising medium, it covers the j ountry in Georgia antl South Caroliualrlbif-j ury to Augusta. We endeavor to exclude sensationalism. Vc publish no iinicles of an immoral chaiacit. , TERMS: )aily, one year $10 00 j 'il.weekly, one yeur o W Weekly, one year 2 0C?i Address WALSII & WRIGHT, Augusta, Gu. | .Tan. 2"?, 1*82, tf "sTs ST ~ 1-HR eelebnited Indian Blood i?nd Constitu-i lional Purilley. EDWIN* PARKER. March I. ISS2, it Official Envelopes. 1ATI1 Room Paper. J EDWIN* PARKER. March 1,158:2.2t DKUGS^ r IVER RESTORER, Pharmaceutic-. 1 Prep\j nratlon. Fluid Extracts. Harter's I-Vver .!)>I Affile Cure, Harter's Liniment, Ha^t-r's .ting liaisani, Sheridan's Cavalry Condition owders?for elite of Horses. Cattle, Sheep ml Hour?ewes loss of app'-tlte, hide hound. | toy page of bowels or water, thick wind,; roi'ins. 'leaves. Ac, Parker's celebrated Horse! hd Cattle Powders-superior to :?.!!. "EDWIN PARKER. March 1,1SG2, St musicT ' i UTOPHONE," wllh 5 p'ecen of moMc; /V price jO.DO?every family slumiil have : no who hn\e no music In the hou-e?easily lerformed. EDWIN PA UK Eli. March l,1882,3t W.T ROGERS, MERCHANDISE BROKER. TO THE MERCHANTS: r AM corresponding with nil plncfi We ). I ilaily hunting up bottom prires on JRAIN, FLOUR, IIAY, BRAN. MEATS, iARD AND MOLASSES. Ready lo ulvc hotoin prices to my customers at Jtny hour. Al! iroducc guaranteed nouW'l. I wiie?ll orders alfii. Will K'.ve wire quotations In car lota. Jive me your orders. Olhce Cannon .Store, next door to Branch lotd. Respectfully, W. J. ROGERS, Agt. Feb. 15.1SS2,3tn To Arrive This Week. r ADIES NECK WEAR, In nil the i.itcst I i spring style-*. Mother Hubbard Collars n Lace. Linen and Silk, Sailor Collars, Lnco >nlnfu RllttllnCH. R. M. H.VDDON & CO. I March 1,15182, tf j SEW GOODS! NEW GflBDSl! ro ARRIVE THIS WEEK. | A rn-XES Cheeked Mmllr.s. 10 piece* [ J Cheeked and Stripe Piques, W piecesi ,'otton Kilglng*. suitable for irlinniiinrnprwis, i hildren's clothing, <?:, 100 gross Buttons mm Zc to r>0<- (JnziMt, I,in"ii Flo-s, Wiisli Nell, ri do/.cn Limn Towels, 10 dozen Linen )oylris, Tni)le Linen, White nr.il Colored, "rashes, Glass Toweli'nu'.s, B aek nnd Colore"! 'rinses, new Wcsiisns, Black Sjilk (the be*t we lave ever offered) nt SI, Black Satin, Bhtrlc jHshmere, Black Alpacas, Ac. These goods *111 all be In otorc by the Inst of this week. I R. M. IIADDON & CO. March 1,1882, tf ?TO? cut:* mm - TRY OUIlGUANOS AND AGIOS. STAR AND GROWN B.'AM \7'OU will f?ml it dry and fine, Just right, for drilling. Vou will tlnd ll prompt and jontlnnons in Its aciion. Y??u will 'Ind ii lasting in Its ofl'crts i.n the soli, f'uility mid standard gutt'iinte-1. No ?ne ca:i jo wrong In using ? ur FERTILIZERS. Tlicy have stood a lest of ye irs trial. QUARLFS & CO. March 1,1SS2, lin "Herbine." FOR Dyspepsia, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Fever and Acne or chills. liilliousn*>* ?Sr*. EDWIN PAllKEIt. Eeb. 21, It. "Vegetable Tonic.'' MIXTURE lor Dyspepsia, Nutt?'gin, Pain In Iliad and Face, I mm Aue. A\rue Cake &o. EDWIN PARKER. Feb. 21, R. "Wanted. BY n yr nng lady who holds a first g'-ale certificate from the Examining Hoard for Av 11 e t.'ouuiy, a situation an ? ununi public school. Address MISS LITLA I. f'AHOX, Calhoun's Mi.Is, S. C. Feb. i1Sn2, tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. IX THE PRO BAT COURT. Iii the matter of (he estate of John McCIaln, tle.-i-iiscU. Ex Parte Ezekiel Harris. P?t!tioner. Pot i I ion for Settlement and l>l?eharge. N OTICE is hcrci?y elven that. Ezeklei Harris. ns administrator, rum fentiuiieiito ?/?* iicm. of the estate of John McClain. deceased, lias filed his pelition in this Court |>r.>yiii!{ that a tlnal settlement maybe made of t lie s.iid estate, antl be discharged Horn *i?iil trust. Ordered, that the 3rd day of April next, i.o llxed for the settlement and discharge as prayed for. J. FULT.RR I,VOX, Jmij;e Probate A. C. ro Wli'lnm MeClafn.or his heirs,absent dedcfcmlanis. Til kit notice that the ptition In the above stated case lias tlii.-< <lay been illod in thfs Court. SAMUEL r CASOX, C?ark Court Probate. Feb. 1, 1S<2. Ot o rpHE SCALES on the Public Square are now 1 owned by Mr. J. s. IImit>no*>cl, who wHI bo found prompt, reilniilo,mill tvcommodaliiiL'. The piullic will Hud tlii.i the place to havetheirproduce weighed. Feb. I. Is*:.', It 3VEO"V"EZ5 'I'nE FURNITURE STORE OF .T. P. CFLVLI MERs Is mm* no Inn.or up-stairs. We occupy hull of Dr. E. PAiiKIIIt'Sflfli'C. where till of our be?t foods can lio >een. On the corner More at th Dendy Corner, we have it tilleil with i'UITvGK BEI v^'l'KA WS, I 'IIAI US. TAISLES, SOFAS, HUKEAI S, FRAMES, MOELDI.VGS. &c. I all anil see u<. We will >r-ll yon eoods a? city pricc* and upon their merits. Just what they mv.. Respectfully, J. D, Chalmors. 1" I, * * Window Shades 'I'lIAT ?iil l:i>i U>r lot* <>r twenty years? I l'fU'rs from >') ci iit> to I.- i. J. 1). I'llAI.MUKs. 1.l^J, If Looking- Glasses, IOOKIXli FI.ATliS :O- ti:I frame? j oi any >i/e. J. n. I ll ALMKIls. I-'cli. 1,l*s-.\ If New Goods! New Goods! 'I O arrive litis \uc!>?"i.e <a<" s r; jf w'.i J linery. II. M. iiAL'DoN a Maivli 1,1^2, tf Columbia and Crccnrille Rnilrorfi. PASjSNGEU pUVARXMEKT. Columbia, 8. 0.. Mnrch 2J>, 18?2,' On nnd niter iviondiiy, March <1, hW, l'nfi or.gcr Trains will run ns herewith ln<llc&t4<2 upon this Ho-.idatwl i:s hnuicheu. DAILY, i:XCi:iT SUNDAYS. oi. UI? PAS8?NGER. Leave Columbia A ..i.12 .10 p m ; Lhivc Alston 1 37 p in I/".?avo Newberry - '2 37 p lit L avcNin ty-.->ix 1 10 pni Lfiivo lio Ijius ? 5 Oil p nl ! OHvo liflt ?ri li 'JU J) m ArrlveaMJrocnviHo 7 51 p us xo. >!. down I'ASsrjrcnB. , Leave Greenville ul 8 41 n m i,i'uve Jreltoii 10 l] it nt ' veuve llod^o-i 11 3J piu j.'iivc Ninety-six ...12 45 p in' ,etive Newberry 1 50 p iH . esive Alston.. 3 M p nV arrive ill. Oolunihln I 1)0 pm 4 PARTAN P C RC, U III ON AND COI.UXUIA RAIL- . ' ROAD. NO 52. CP PASSENGER. . ,.-l ; Leave AlsVin I 47 p m Leave stroihfcr 3 on p i:v Leave She! ton 3 55 n r.r : [<vave Santne 5 01 p lit Leave Union 0 <X) p lit Leave Jonesviile 7 0."> j> r.i ' Arrive Sp irtimbiirt: R. <te I). depot J? 8 35 p hi XO. i). BOW'S PASSENGER. LenvcSpartanl>onr it. & D. depot J-JIO 50 a m Le:iveSpartanburgS.U.AC.depot (JU CO P ni lj<?ave I'lnosviik' 12 p in Leave Union 12 37 p n> Leave Snntuc 1 07 p nx Leave shelton 1 1-j p nt Leave Sirollicr ? 2 13 p in *' Arrive ut Alston 2 50 p ru LAt'REN.S RAILROAD. Leave Newberry 2 50 p m Arrive at Laurens f\ H .... C 23 p m Leave Lauren* C. H U 15 a mi Arrfre at New h^rry 1 00 p u* . AltBEVILLE BRANCH. Leave Tlodsres 5 12 p Hi Arrive at Abbeville 6 02 p m Leave Abbeville ?..10 -'JO a m Arrtveat Hodge* II 20 p m BLUE RlDGii RAILROAD AND ANDERSOX ; < BRANCH. - ? , ' Leave Helton 0 32 p nt f.eave Anderson 7 00 p nv? Leave Pendleton 7 .r?2 p nr Lenve Kenccn C} 8 58 p m .? Arrive at Wallialla 9 23 p ilk Leave Walhalla i 20 a ni x. LeaveRenera I> 8 08 a m Leave Pendleton 8 43 a m 9 11 UJ . Arrive at Helton 10 00 a m v CONNECTIONS.. '< f A. With Smith Carolina Railroad frorri Charleston. With Wilmington, Columb'n And Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all poinls North thereof. Wlfh Charlotte, Col- mnbld and ittL'iista Railroad from Charlotte and all points North thereof. 13. With Ashevlllc and Spnrtanbnrs Rail-1 ' road for points In Western North Carolina. (7. With Atlnnt-i and Charlotte Division: PHimond & Danville Railroad from al! point* South and West. L). With Atlanta and Charlotte Division Richmond A Danville Railroad from Atlanta : and beyond. With Atlanta and Charlott*.Division ' Richmond and Danville Railroad from all points South and West. p, With South Carolina Railroad for' Charleston. With Wilmington,Columblaand Atiuuala Railroad for Wilmington and the North. VV'ltli Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and the North. (5. Wit'i Asheville and Spartanburg Rail-' rowel froin Hendersonvlile. H. With AihinSitand Charlotte Division Richmond and Danville Railroad from Charlotte and l?oyond Standard time used Is Washington. D. C.v w'lich is tiflcvn minutes faster than Columbia. J. W. FRY, Superintendent. T. M. R. TAIjCOTT. Gen. Manager. A. Pop::. General Passenger Agent. THB FOLLOWING GOODS -ATNewYorkCost FOR CASH. CLOAKS, BLAKKETS, DOLMAHS CANTON FLANNELS, HATS in all Styles, Embroidered FlanneJ, Win er Prints, Novelties, AT CUNNINGHAM & TEKPLM Jan. 25, 1831, tf IT STANDS AT TEE HEAD! , 'I'lIK Light Running, Underbrn'.der, Domes* 1 tic Sewing Machine. For daniHIIty/ lljrlH running and simplicity, the Domestic standi at ?lie head. For sale by It. M. HADDON & CO. Feb. 1,1882, tf AN ORDINANCE. TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE? TOWN OK ABBEVILLE 8. CM* FOR THE YEAR 1882. Bo it ordained by thelntendenf *n<f Wardens, of the town of Abbeville 8. in Council assembled, and by autbority of the en met That a tax for 1 he sums and In tfier manner hereinafter named, shall be raised and paid into the Treasury of Town Council for the uses and purposes thereof. Sue. 1. On every one hundred rfoN jlarsof the cash value of all Real and ! Personal estate within the incorporation of the said town of Abbeville, tb? sum of twenty cents (20 cents). Skc. 2. On each dog the sum of fifty cents. 8i:c. 3. On each Billiard Table or Ten-Pin Alley kept (or hire. Fifty dollars on first table or alley an<L. ?? aaaII iweiuy-nve unimia un cuvu muic u? alley more than olio. yi>c. 4. For cat-11 license to retaif spirituous liquors. in the town of Abbeville, ihe stun of one hundred andL and fifty dollars for the year beginning with tlie first day of January 1882, Apothecaries fifiy dollars per annum I payable in advance. Skc. That all males liable to road", duty shall be required to work on the road s and streets within the incorporation of the town of Albevilte eight days, under the direction of the Coui>-i ! eil. The comnuition for such road duty to bo thesuiu of three dollars, t<> I be paid at the time of payment of pther taxes, (by the first of May) all peiwons refusing or failing to work I work or pay the above commutation,' : shall liable to pay such fine and pen-alty as Council may impose, I Sl-rc. 6. That till Itinerant Auctioneers l Peddlers and all transient persons of! I'ering at retail any goods whatsoever i for sale shall pay a license of not more I than S2o, nor less than S3 per day. Skic. 7. That all Circus' and all other shows shall pay a license of not more j than Sol); nor less than $o per day or j night. Skc. 8 That all Fire and Life Insura nee Company's, and all Sewing I Machine Agents, transacting business in Ihe town of Abbeville shall pay a licensof lived liars per annum, and tlie Southern Express Company shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per au: uuni, in adva&cp. Sf.c. 9. That all returns shall btf made on or before the 15th day of March, 18S2, and all taxes shall be paid on or before the 1st day of May 18*2, and if any ner*on or persons shall refuse or neglect payment of the taxes herein levid within the time specified tin. Tii'jisnier of the Town Council is hereby authorized ami required to add t wenty per centum penalty, and if this tax is not paid within if irty days it shall be the duty of the Treasure!, of Council, to issue executions therefore immediately and collect the same by i due process of law. as provided in tho , : Charter of said town of Abbeville. Skc. 10, That the following named" v persons shall constitute a heard of AsLessors, to allix the value of returns for . .. taxHtion in the town of Abbeville and j they shall receive as compensation for I their services for the year, the sum of j ten dollars, each, B. S. BARNWELL, JACOB MILLER. ...., K. E. HILL. , Done nml ratitied, in Council and', the Seal of the Town Council affixed j thereto this the 13th day of February I A. D., 1SS2. J. W. PERRIN, Intendent. T. P. Quarles, Secretary, r To All Concerned, A recent net of Legislature perm!l? dh.v <?l mortices of One Hundred Dollars or lev' !. > Ik (filed as liens at a cost of 10 cent*, besi ilie pobato ot *25 rents, which must be <?" before it is } I! wit>>lo by raw l'or tntilss to i >j made l?y ( Icrksui i'ohii. All e?>iiirari> blnilinu jirn] erty In pcfnai < ' isii nee are rtt|Uiivd bv law lo 'bj- |i:oven* | loio t l<-i Us ?f Court or IfeuistPrs of Me Conveyances, are allowed to | |; ec them n] > I leeord, tbiis ii>akin^ lite el'arges of mi Ii I ino: t-.--.s of one htiuori'd dollars or less. ? ; <n nis?~J> ccnls f? r probs.ie, a; d l"t <-entt> I f I < _i ir.v?insit'Ml Hi * npreioiorf. . > ! Ii HL-r in oIIkt iiKM'U'iii;i's, ik'cds, and otl.> r vcrJ>. M. ZKUiLF.R, ?\ r. and UiyiiicrMi-xne Con. j !'i'b. >, i-.-.', ir PREPARATIONS." ; A<II> rnospHATiv t i "i.nti<;li "ii U "iiiu tor's Iior Tc. * (? ; c.itfc, ];?<! An tinr. Edwin Parker. I' Msich i'\ 1S-J. 2tj