Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

. * / 1 i'lis Vrsss and Banner. j J3r >< utr*i Wils?>ii and H. T. Ward law. Wednesday, .Tan. 10, 1333, The of WiUiu A' W mlJaw is iiiiflay i>y 1111; 1 c:ii cm.sen!. A! ; flniin* ilue )?v t!?o firm will lie pr?i<l l?\ ! Sir. Hush WiNcs, .Tr.. :sn the <)!:!( ' w i!l nt;tke payment i.im. liUt'JlI WILSON. Jk., H. T. WA KDl.A'A". January P;h, ... * ^ Card. i:i seven:!'; iny ? ??!? ? \v : :> tl?ri IVrx.v cud ii)>< )' I am overcome wi'Ii it J feelinpr kindred to that which a man feels in abandoning a work in which !iis Ivan : was placed, ami where hi< l>e--t e(i*or?>; were bronchi forth. I *!iall over a I lively interest in the success of the I Y(>\s <i?<l il'tnnrr and my lve-d wi>hes a'lend . Mr. WiUoi* in theeondm t of the pa; er. 1 I sun well : *smv.! that ! > him i* dan tIndeservedly hljih ftand that the 1'iwi <twi: Jlttnnvr has attained aniens the journals: cf the State, an 1 I am certain that he will e.mtimio I > in lint.wa the p ?>ii:-.ia which it has achieved. Tii niv brethren of (iio IVe?<, whom I Jin ve met i;i social intercourse, on many pleasant oeeasr.itis, I :t:n lir:n!y a!i je'ied. and I make my acknewledynien'!; to theru f'">r the courtesies ar.d considerations that tlcy have ever shown ?n?\ :iis-1 j I express my sincere irraii'mle t > the peo-: pie of Abbeville Cosinty for the many favors that liavo been shown t "> me by j overlookintr ami excusing my many er- i r?n ami indiscretions, and as.vnre them j' that whatever errors I may have fallen Snto, were made ia the cJl-irt t > tl ? the j' right. if, T. WAKP.r.AW. j Colonel V>"ar?lla'iv,.i YViiiiiiratv;:!. ji I know that my brothren of the prr-ss , w ill join witli me in the regret which I Express at the withdrawal of (,'olonel II. , T. Wardlaw from thceditoriai department of tii" 1'rcss and Banner. A boiler man. n higher toned citizen, < r a more able journalist is seldom found than bo who' retires to-day from copartnership in lhn , pleasures, the labors, and lite ili -coi;lavements that befall the lot of ordinary tuor- ;. tals who undertake so didicult a task as that of publishing a in wspapor for a peo-' pie so well educated a;-are the people of : Abbeville Counlv. Colonel Wardlaw h a sagacious and.' conservative editor, a graceful and interesting writer, whose safo counsels I have; always been glad to have, and whose! discretion and calm judgment will oftenbo missed hereafter lrom the editorial conduct of tho paper. As a counsellor in matters of tiillicv.lt solution, I have al- i ways relied on him and have never failed lo lind him in the right. In his absence. I shall be more frequently compelled t>> crave the indulgence of the read -vs of tho J'rcss and Banner for those indiscretions and errors which arc sure to be made without his presence. Hetwcen Colonel Ward!aw s:i 1 myself the best of personal feelings e\i>t, and i:i, bim I feel that I have as true am! as faithful a friend as T hope to prove myself to be to him. This dissolution ofe< partship: l:y Ih? readers ol' tlio J'<xsx <mil Banner wi>l tip the greatest losers. With a warm attachment anl an unnl-, terablo personal friendship for Colonel i Wardlaw, the co;iartner.sl.jp ceases to-j day. May good link attend liim all through life. Very Respectfully, , . llUtili WILSOX. January 9ll?, 1SS3. ykj IVhcre tlic 3Io;uj Went* The most interesting article in this i Xveek's IVfis and Banner is tiie annual. j ' report of the County Commissioners.!! Sjjt . Tho various items of expense and the;; names of the different persons who have j1 done public service, afford itemsof inter-jj est, and the figures show the uprightness J of claimants, and the closest scrutiny and , the strictest fidelity of the public oilicer*. As evidence of this in very few instances!1 have the amounts claimed ben altered iii any way, and tlie figures are a.'; often r.iis < tl as lowered. Where they ore changed ; ut all it was because of error cither in tin-, j dcrelmrgiiig or overcharging. '1 ho ccrsof the law chose to discharge their! public trust w iih fidelity to tlie public and honor to ti;c citizen. They made every & . man's account conform to the letter of: tho law. And if tho citizen made an er- i ror it was corrected honestly and fairly. \ Such conduct raises our csiimate of 1*a- . man nature and of ojrnMai integrity. Tlic; j correctness and definiteness w ith which i matters arc stated show the fitness and , competency of tho Clerk of the Hoard, j T:ie Railroads. j] Important movements ill Ka;!road cir- , ties arc being talked ribout. What it all i means we cic? not know, but it is a fact ! that several of tho railroads have dis-J charged many skilled laborers, and have 11 discontinued tho running of uorrni ol the;' trains. As a reason lor this, it lists been j surmised that the enactment of the Hail- ; road law and the a; poinlmeuUu a Uu^- ' road Commission are at ihe bottom ol it. < It is also said that the Kailroad connee- ] tionat Columbia is t > be cut oil", an 1 that 1 it is pos.-il.le to re-instate ; 1 io miserable* old arrangement which existed before;' the change. We h ive no information as , to the real cause of tiit* chan^ci which have taken place, and know not it' the talkcJ-ot changes will be made, but we ! take it that the roads will not discontinue ] ' t J lie running of trains as long as they can Ito made profitable. We presume as a matter oi course tli.it tho ll?.ilroads will i aiot s'.i.>w Charles on any s; <*cial favors m k. the future. Her iustruiuenlidity in work-' 4ng up public sentiment against the Hail ' *' }JIU> V?i>; i *,. > ll<illlliU i v^ill'.t .1 people who have been so inefficiently herved ami so highly charged byCharleston management wii 1 havo very little sympathy for Charleston iI" she ii;;s hurt herself in lighting our splonni 1 Kail-' V road. The Charleston Cott<n Exi lmnge which so recently made such gravo and unjust reflections on President MeCaughrin may yd he willing t>> befriends and bo willing to accord him lull credit i' r what he deserves in his able and most satisfactory management of the best Kail-: ro id that we h ive ever had. i For our own part, we trust that ho and the Company which he represents may disregard the Kail road Commission in any attempt which they may make to into; !' re with the Jn-t and eqniiable schedule of charges which ho has established. ^ We trust that he may appeal to that Court which will di?regird nek her the interests of the people nor thy rights ol the Kailroads. "In the Hands or God." j The llev. K. \s*. Home, of the IT'th S. C. Kogiment, was one of the best Christians, and one ol tha bravest soldiers that ever laced Federal bayonets. As a sol? <]ier Iio was admired, as a Christian, he was loved. In our exchanges we find tha following noticc*: Im.nkss ok Kkv. I'. W. Jlonxi:.?\Yc regret hovond measure to stale tiiat a second severe stroke of paralysis has bclallen tins beloved citizen of Edgefield?this humble, faitliiul, working man of Cod. At Kidge Spring, on Sunday morning, last, while busily engaged in the Union Meeting?writing?the pen fell suddenly from his lingers, and lm sank back, say lll? qiliuay i I iim III niv* iiruitia vi \ji\H4, His friends ever dread ism tno dread visitation, only knew t.?n well what the matter was. They bore him quickly ami lo\ iu^ly to liis homo hard l?y, ami on Sun^ day "afternoon he was still able to talk. i His paralysis is somewhat general, but more pronounced on the ri^ht side. A noble soldier ot his country, and a noble soldier of his Master. We pray earnestly gf ' that God may raise him up again in this world. If not, we know that He will raUehim high in the world above. Jtllijah Horue is a man ready to meet his .Maker.?EilycficUl Advertiser. Dkatsi of Kb v. E. W. Horni;.?Just! as we go to press the tad news eomes of the death of Kev. 10. \V. Horno, of ltulgo Spring. He was stric ken with paralysis on Sunday, while addressing the Sunday School, but lingered until Tuesday night, when the tin:d summons eanie. It may htcrully Le said that he died with the harness on. It will require an abi?>r pen and more time than is now jtt o'.:r disposal, to do justice to thy memory of tiii good and noble titan. The funeral bervices will take place on Thursday, at 11 o'clock A. yi.?Lilycftcld Monitor. ' ' i >? -S. - v rtrwwawBWMMc ? ?i Till: RAILROADS. T.-js::ts S(i!j>:Jf>'] and two Hundred] U;)iI.M;ul ;%;:ii>loy<*cs Disrharyrd. T!io I'ic!:in(iii>! and Pai-viHe combination k'.'Ijk to l>t- ::i :i J?:i?! vav . Tilt* day passenger i Irai'v; h. : v.cci! li'ii Innoitd and ha'lotto liavo, Ix'i 11 <1. < -'i .r./'iivi-i/ tili;;' < :' !' <. : .1*1 i *?!' li' iuhl trains on tin- i iK'i'ci i !>.i < :' II.c 111!'-, thi- I'.iltiliiliiil | a- j |fi * J? !! I.r I III- i'l" S'.IIH' i/.lll.V III- I I I i\t-s at ill" *ir?;.s In i 'ohniiliia a id tin-1 ul! !i I:* i v.* a' <>! I wo mat'Tial trains mi tho ?'??- j 511. j !-.:? a i. ?l ?'I vi;|<- I la ill cad. anil 11 to iii?- j s-|.a"-:"I'l" it'o-v tl.an a hundred .-ks'lrtl woi kiiv n. u lit!' - t !\ !n?\ v111? raj ois i<t inir tntws l!.\l Hi" syndicato ha* sold I lie* Kal>ir? <?ap iiii ill" l ad 'IVnac.-sPi', Virginia and L'\Jcii.i'i> Ii:n!r;w.l J [ 1 -fn'iii Journ. Tu'o m- < M i!n- f 'iiinher- i 1:?i:?.* I:?| all'l t niea ij'.i'l'o i'l 111 la vni ? :' i hi* < b'tiriiK t'n 11 :: i'?i 1'illM t <>!" .W'V I I m k, i.i .! i ii | !.im ti-i'U ni! o- i ;i AlidiT- j >un >:i .r.ly 'm-oi,' tii.- Ii. 'aiays, i-ito ii Ins!' in or a a . jnacu.iiI.ix l a and i! e nt r ..II I." t .151 .Ji' ii.;' t > i'. iii? ii'|i:n -is ! .1'I| I I I'm'i:ii . i ii. ?. I "i i in i.i . I . ':.i .: | : i: !<-.i ii . i I :* *a> I i i 11 . :. > i ; : i.i ? i*>-. !:i' :*n ! tin-; f ! ?? \:11u ? ; ' i-.i: i..1 -; 'flu* .\ I liiiitIf an.I !i IVi-.ti \ii; I*:iii nad t"itiv. ol" Ni?:';ii i'jh'? I lia. "!i :-'iv:nn l;r..,nl a:.d A'l nii< l.'a.iw.t . i'niti; ;itiv. i i' >ni:lii i'a; lina. ill" l?M. c.;< M. *i"r?-?i:??n A;!?. II iiaili'oad < ? :?!II..nv. i>l S iilli I av.-iil!! I. im- .Mix', isl-i'.vi: as.il i'arnliMH u.iiiroai! < \i:i.|<m>v.i>i' to;uii'-?< < . t Mun i: town, I irn'n'i! ilid I Si:nl < ?.:!*? ro.id ? <nn;?ii!!\<it' I'-nia irnl the i'tiiu ii rl 111 1 Itaiimul ('itii!|i.my. ?it" Te!iiii"-*?e. |'ta> ('uiiMilliiuteil e??iiiji:.ii.V jiro'iiisi-* to ti<-ir".:i i I Aiivi n. s. i?.r A \ca<-!a. *?a., and |>n:s >e a !l I'.v \V>! iliii'i'ii 111 t!ll'iill-ll till' Sl.-ll'!" n|" >'1 i II > i' I ' I I ' 1 I. _ . tic. .,.,* situ) ncU.v in :i pirirS.v <!in < : line to i.Jiv ii'iiiilv r;i: 1 *>\:t v in or le ar I ii I iii> i >hi.? iii !v' !ilis?-l;y. :i :? > ?!I :iN 111 ill's. I n nr'ti-r ( > i 111 j > i ! n mil J .:< cnmj'ti- , ny have u sdlv <1 to i-.-ii.- in.'i ?:i lir-t mm ; se ' i |cmiI. bonds of -i.' D ' ?aeh, Ii> run ' years. oi.i'on* ( > he paid ^i-ini-!iuti'.iiil!y.:iii'i ; ill i>ii!' r r<> MVMi'L' vtid l.ollds have vivcM to ill.' IVrisMT's l.'i.ii and Trsi'-l < j?-iiiy. ?.f Nv'.V VirrU.:J Iil-I.!.:) I' of -lll.ti i i,n Ii oti I ill* mli'-: '< it isi.'i til '! > on the of tne load. 'I in- hull is to be !?i:t la' the rale <.f per mi! ?. and :h" ?'i inns piovide that mi III d !'iu I ti" made in ill- payment ?>r liif i:>tai;d |>ri:i?-ip:il of illI)niiii> t'lf company shail ??*vti, ritti :m l ii'. y Jlii' ! *":? !;* i?l l!i?.' ri> ul, itMil il'! li" . eomi any wed :iikI tpi y p.iv Iamount i::i.'iV.?t it'iil prii'einai ih :i tile mot't^auetin-.! inist slut i hi' VI>! I. "i !ii'>i' nioi'Pra V.s :?: ' h !:rr recorded in every ei.anty throti.h which tin1 i'l'iji ? : i iinc runs. Jin* \v|>o> tiling is (if ?-i? :s:i!.-;--il.:? > i'.;tii ii'iinci', as mammoth I'll lift ! !s 11 a VI' ||OIV:niolV l?VII I'.I.I i j > HI vi'i*v inm-il III" vtiui' |ii as l'i it !?:i- ! by litis ?.?; ! any. !t is in I lie enterprise \vi!! 11 juimSic ! !l;r.?li.'!i > llcc<"-~i'iiiy, au-'i that will.in tlic e.tr.y i'Vii:v. 'i'ln* t'li'l wi?:i'11 . prove of Ille.tletPahle Va.lic to tl'.is .- ! tic, lilid at Mi'- same time It w.atd ; :( iin ;;:'?at Smportatiee in I In-carry iin; nl" V.'oUrn product;, to t lie market S nl' t fit' U ol'itl. The same rnorl.'Mj:? was rt corded a! Ahhe''*c' ' ' A (ioor^Ia K.'Har n:i KarJv ."Ian the i' litcirf i' t'k- /i'i liift {>: !., . uivos 11 - iili-.i < :' til - liiari la .'c t.l j,io? n. ir.ilvcs" sil'li "j'Hlif'i.*" : ? l'niin\v>: Niiu'-ri litis-, i i" tl i* t::iIi:tj-i y ln irii.i cs llml uc.-tir iiii' iri'sit.i nf vn-"ii lin:i;sin r.ilvc- l> ini iiTovv -.i t i fiin at !?i^j" i:i tin mii-i.'ty {';ts:>i;o- v.i'Iiinu any yniiis on liic.n. I'ln-.v marry and liavccliiiiiro-. f >! l'i y ?! ? iii'Hisi.vliis: l!i".v ::rc ?a?!icr;o! t vins I ? *. i!l'Vi:u tin-p/niric'iirs nl t W.i |ia ir < !' |it!l!s. :.n i tin- l.tt!" .il ls i!i y marry arc nM wntm n I ciorc tlicj aiv twenty .v- ar.; nl I. 0'.'c.i?io?ia!Iy,.ii' cm- i.t t;:o-i' L'l's'i'.i'.- n:a: ria'/i.s turns out ;i'i ri'.'Iit. it Is a ? !r ?*-i.-oul' in !<. IT t'iciv was ;i I-?*.\ ::*;:i111<t voimiv aii'ufi?" ^;>arki'i i ami ! mat ryiiivr !>' ;' c.ii ail ot' iln.ir ic-tli, we : <ll|>pns:' i ill: lit:!i rll>.-c Wotllij cv:i !i- it in! Mime way; l.ut there oimht to he a M'lilimciit ! icaitist ii. il it; time cniiiift'ii !'i?r tiifse h.anlitms to tliinic of flntliii^ a |-tilti-i w in-n t':cyi have l;?i -?* ! tUDi.ey en.'U.'h l'i huy a hnntileol j liillis to hail I a In .i-hii'i^e. Put they -< en yirl i vvlni lu !;s running, anl they are afiaid that ' IhiTO i? llnl i:i^i ii> girls eliniull t'? g"! uroiiuil. ii'i.l !ii -ii they itc i-i to :?.'t in their! .viirk rt*:tl spry: nnl before they nri* a'A :ve (,f the sanctity of ?!! marri-ric relations, they rtri? hitched fur lii'". :i11 I. !? ! ?rt* they own :i : rook sii>vc or a hcdsi' a*!, th< ,V li:ive to 'jet up j in tie niirht and vo after thw doctor, so frightened <!i:?t t:iey run ttiriiiselvcs i t;( < ! lire.tth., and iil'ii-x.* 1 ho (Uii'lor Im'cv.iivi' l.c- 11<> s:i't ri: i J too; nn<l w'lvn tin* dm'tor vet< the*e there is i not < nongli I iHii in the ho.ise t> v;r;i;> u;> a j iio!l hahy.*' j Ttrri'ulc Aceidnit?Death of >'. IV liarnivell. (0>t"iufjri lirr.) Om Wednesday afternoon Master in Kinsty ' N. \V. I<arn well, in company with Messrs. |". j 'i'. I.i'vin, Montgomery and Daniels, were on j i!n ir way lo tin* foi mcr roliN'tn e of Mr. il a had place in I !!! road, three of I ho parties got out of the' which? and walked around i!. Onroentcriis-.', Mr. I.evin drew the Inp robe in. to make1 room for Mr. liainwi 11, who lia<l his icun In ; ono hand, while willi the o!l or lie v.-:is lui'd- j on loan iiou rod in the top i?r tir-vehicle. | The sun sjipp.:!, an.!, on ::11 :.11 t i11ir lo catch ! it, the :oi:e r< t entangled wj'li tl:c h e!; and the weapon was discharged. the I ?ad entering tli left ,'kiv ami ,ia?t nimvi: lii:- wrist, tearing away Ii iii't r?. and innwlcs, and Uniting, as isj supposi-d, in tin- shoulder. Mr. Ilarnwoli ex- j clasmed. "I am killed," and f?*!l hark,hut wasj caught liy .Air. Levin. The tin fort una I e man was taken from tho vehicle, an improvised tournhjiii t anplii d. and he was made as eoinft.rtahle :;s po.-sihic, A messenger wnstipspatched at (i!ii:e to ('olumliia l'"f surgical aid ; I.lit owing to a nii.suiii!e:standing pliysieiuiis diil not r< a-'h the wounded man until -lo'clock yesterday morning, twelve hours after the disaster. Serious apprehensions are felt for Mr. iJiirnwcl!. a* it is thouchf ini;*ov'Mb!e lor to survive an amputation of the arm. Mr. ilarnwoll l:as >iucc died. <*?*> r? - '| The Abbcvilta Inching. yci'.i and Qiuri<r. ~TTie iViic'Iiini of a negro in Abbeville or.un-' tv charged with Ihe every-dny ollcnccof theft iuid assault is a wroi.g and an injury to the, Stale. The people o| South Carolina t.oleia:? :i resort to "the higher law" only when Mich report is noei's-ary to protect,'heir women anil ; their homes. For crimes like these, lor of- j fences unment loiiable, which ran be a^wnjjed by no lejral process, I here is no law like lynch law. Only the swill anil certain reprisal of ihequick bill.et anil the hasty noose siitlices,, In n community like South Carolina where; mch vi.lanies are of race aijainst race, to | menace sternly a;i<l represseilcctua! lyeuever reai'y wave of kindred crime. Put there the line is drawn, and for all less [ vwful oilonc -sthe slower process oi' t!;c sia1 ute law suilicc. To l-.iieiil in-'H for steelin.': LMtlon ainl K?r following that lie.!'; with .is ca".ll!san outra. o unpardonable. The men who aid in it.i-v criminals without excuse, j \VeiniM, therefore, that immediate and vigorous eii'iTts will lie made toapj rehend ami I ui.is!i those who, on Sunday nisrhi, dis-, placed their community and affronted Hi<r,ue hy consummating the Abbeville lynch- j l:v?. 'l iierc shou'd be no pertunetory aelioii.; i l.e State and e unty ant hoi I11? s.-hotild i;m ite In the woik with a (ieteniiius<tlon to remedy.' :*s !ar as may he. tlii> alf ont to the law, lo j the State, and to iiun'.anily. A Practice tltat is ?i:ticcpnt In i!io Presence of Ladies?Some (iotxl Advice. The- woir.an who dors not require of a man the form of respect, invites linn to discard iIs _ <al'stnnee; and there is one vio'aiion of i h.* j ['-triii which is recent an I uross.and miulii t we: I be el led as a trils iie' 11! i:?t ra' ion In I he of inai ners. l! i-; 1 :v jiriu-iice of smok- j in.: it? the so.-iety of l.-eji'-s ill aii<! it; pi i v ate places ".v'x-i her olivine, walkim;. s ill-, i.r <>r slit ill.', 'i' J i; : i* are i/rriix<'ficvitlirr.i, who < ivouh! Ik* lioneMly amusid if they were toMI :!i--y did not behave like irentlempn, who, sit-; :iWilli a lady on a lint -I piazza, or s*i"oliiii!i in :i public p.n u: n cijf-r. I!^!it it. iii:?l l>nil as ti':iii(]tii>ly as If ihcy were alone in :inir r<'o:i!S. Or a younc mm comes upon j !he df?:!c of a s!c mcr, ami blows clouds of to-' )'iCi o smoke i:i ilieir faces without even re-j marking tobacco ix disagreeable to some ;>eo-j 1'e. A man when In- iuic.>iieera'd!y shuts rn!sc betrays that Ji?- Ir s no ear for music;; t*!!-rsr,ti j.-tvrnnl.] Some of Abbeville county's iil-Jidvised oill-1 reus, ovi r aUNioUs to do voiiu-t'ilni; con:-p!cu-! ?;s, r tide 1 !!ie ( ttiit.v jail !;:>! Sunday nulit inl toi>i; Iherefrom l ave IJi.berts. colored, hurled with stealing cotton from !>r. II. ; Klmjh and commitiim; a dcsjn rate a?>;.uU i upon theilo'-tnr ne:ir ('okcsbniy a f*w v.-fcks. ince. nml I ikini their lucUle^-s victim \bout two miles fro in town they handed h.i i loa tr'-e. We liav'; had occasion los eak in Iclensc of ly m hl.it; a-, b"iii\r the o;u*ral ion of Llic higher but we deny that, tills recent 1 bed in Abbeville is lynching, it is mob law, j m l nothing more mr 1' ss. and llicie is some ; II!!1!* sa;i*>!ae!i<>n iii knowing that it meets j i\ iih imi v*rsal condemnation. 1/ I the prop- 1 r cU'ur's be mail'- to detect and punish the; [h . |'i*i'iiis (>i i;.< turn, :i:111 n iz:c,v pikkihi prow funk* it will I ,n?l to |?revu;t u tcpctilion ul mi.'Ii work it: !lit- future. The I'Miry L\vi". [l'!< ? .S' a'iii' /.] It h>c.l;s like i h his play for th<? I> .Mature to lix t ic late (ii ii!(ci<'>I :il < | f " cent, lull alee.v lit per o i;t. t.) liy peela! i ontrnct. Tii.'V inSjrht ui ',1 have ii\. ilthe U*::al rate at l'?; <T c ent, at hiicc, for noihin:: less will her*-aiu r I e char^-il. except. in Hire iiist;.iuvs. Tii siy that tin; law as i! now Maml- is e\a.le I' hy v.me i-: no a! jMinient auaiii'-t it, for I our laws are oVioii\l or vio tfil iii'iiciii' less. We think the law .slioiihl ha Vf si no I as ii was?prevent' nu I he chars in:: oj move than 7 p rceiit. 'I I.at law, since its enact mi nt, has h-in of irn-ut Im T tithe K'a'i-. Money has l.ecii .|u?t : s | le- litii! aii-1 a-> easily horro.vi ll:??it was i??-:?>:e the went. When r.i|',t.ili>t imii loan their money at l'i per e*-nt, they arc not so :i?it to hi vest ii in m..nufac!uri!>? or other esiii-rpris.-s that woul.i develop I ho inaici'lal i? sonrct s of the State. The Legislature .-ln-nM have let tin.' usury law alone. The Ciiroliiui, CiiHthi'rl.uttl am! Chioago IUUrontl, . I I'iW ('i'i~., j Wo were ph a<cil fo meet Ma!. Canipt-e!', one of the <iii< ci's of this lino, who is visit i 114 ourS'-e'l in in Hie interest of his ijne. Toe prospects for the le.-itlar prose, tt!ion of the! work are splemli'l. Work v.il! soon hei'ln in' dea'l earnest, in Son:ii Carolina, ami within 1 two ve. rs it iscxpoeteil that til" iva'l will he I eainp!e!eil to .\s!ii*ville. Four thousand ions j of steel 'aiis have In eu purelnisi <1. an.l u ill he J put 'low 11 hy spi i:. 1;. Kx-Cov. ih'jjno.l, ol South Carolina, l'ie?i?!e;ii. Is now yi\i!i^ his Ct.lilC ilth'lillon to till- pro:-eell i ion of the' work. Win n liui-h <1 the very shortest route! from Chicago to the Soulh Atlantic coast will I have heen established. It will make Ashe- i villa one of the most imp ?rta!.t ui.stl'ihulili^' 1 point* in the whole South. ?? ! Costsity Exit'uitiali.Mts. T'rof. .1. s. Monroe, of the Ontonagon'Mich,) Schools, says : "I am certain that 111" estahllshlilelit of the ? '.limy i nam iii I'.Aiumi.crs \\ i. i in- ii;o<ttictive iii" i.'1't :it mad. 1 li11 \v" iif tcachcrs have nojlfcfcd ti'cir stuiii' s IVir :t lomr lima, Ilia! i?ro ii'.v.- hard at wori; siiilviic: for the otwii'sox mil niimix. Heretofore,they lime depend* i| liirui ly upon tin; jjood-w: 11 "of I lie , MipfiintmalciiK fi r <>i>tiiiiiiii^ liilf.iti-s. j hut now i hey an* coiisc|<mi? thai Iiii*y must : possess nHiii* >olii* ;.l :iii in'-n:s. I a'n < < rti'in some of tin- fossils' will In* M-? I\t<I,' nial tenclieisof a. better jjrade will iiud their Way hiti) our schools.*' A consumptive, nuincd Harm-*, wenrsa silver tnl>e in his lum:*. 11 is In-t-rfc<l between t he rihs, and alinosi dal ly I here is a discharge of inattci lliroutrh it. Jl?s was declared incurahlcln ISI'i. out '>y t'ippini; in the clic.-t recovered. The same opera;ion was rrpialfil in bu'1. lie is a strictly temperate man ami t.ses i;o tobacco. 'ibis theory Is carried out liv a. case which oectirr-il in Columbia muuy years nm. l)r. I'arkulo,, a drtU'yi-t. who was far gone in consumption, went to Mexico with tlie Palmetto Jlev'iment. and was wounded In the I ire as t I >y a copper slid!?tlie hone l>eiiis stove in. TIk' sura*on who examined htm found matter exudim.: f'cuu Mm wound, which ho proceeded !<> thoroughly cleanse, ami then attended to she broken breast bone. I?r. Itarkulo recovered, returned lo Columbia, muriied, bwamc a widower, and then removed to (icorsia. w here he now resides?a , hearty niau.? i'/ic J!< Xow that the rjucMicn of sustaining the South Caroiina ColletM* ard the ('it-del Acad-1 emy I as b?en set r.t r< -t fir a year at least, it' is devoutly h>ped that tie- |apir; will "let' ii|i" on the subject.? Winnxbni-o .Yews r,t<l U rttld. This is only a poor litt!e |>nblic set ool t rgrin tar remove I f:oin the eei.t o' ai'< X'd eivIIiyat.iiin s lid the iel'I.ill" in! uenccs of tin; S:a"e Pierian mud puddle bat we veiy r.oety 1 use such tcimsas "let r.ji."? i.'nnni'V .Yew.*. j't.e lirM. ?|U?r t i nis, can C.e i.v l h- afford t'i have organs in l ei' pub ie schools; the si cond, woeld it not have in en more uraiomatic-. l for the "o!Kan" to say, "but it laMy uses j such terms ;io "let up"??XcuUcrry IltruiU. I <n>nr^i:i iii>;ir<M i. i no ? ;? <>i imi* i-iiiii;i;iu_i is ahout .V> ]kt cent. In imv par, ami s. me l;iii>\viinr ours express thrinselves as e.xpcetini: :i (Milapst* in the m-ar It*I?in?. II won',.! appear from representations imnio h\ railroad <>:!!< ::Iv la <*<>1 ti:nl>i i. thai llic tronhlina 11 :?* f. .V A. :iil"l I)i<> ?. Uaill'oads js ail :r.jJU local e ilisis, parflv owllic l<> Initial! n't' tn luisj n.-.ss hut matnly to I'oars of the mjw Kailronl i 'o;n mission. My TrnuiUc lied. As J rntnmn;re:l thron .'it tlie attic, l.isti-nfiii t<> Hp* falllnc tain. As i! bat!' : { I Uoivn tin* shingles A mi against the window p.m.*; 1 Vi'jiitl^ ov? !* OltOsts Illtll hoxes, Tiiat withdusi were thhd;l.v spread. S:-\v ! in ilf farthest foni'T What was once juy trundle bed. s.i I drew i: f-oni its r'ccss. White it *i:tiI rem titied so iontr, 11? :*flii?? all ! in' w hile the music t if my mot liar's voice in son:;; As *!?? suuir in sweetest accent:1, V.'ii:iis since ll'c'i I've often read. !!'ish toy !< if. lie still and slumber, I'o'v jiii<;r>!s ?_ ur.nl ihy hod." As I listen. 1 o|iect!oi|s. That I llion-h; lael hiM'ti f'i"2"l, (*oji:? witii11 tlic-jtisli of memory, Utt- iiin-r. ihimul:!nm to the vjtot : Ami I wandered hack to childhood, To those sunny davsof yore. When I l:mlt In s!i!<; my mother, liv this la d upon the lloor. Than it was with hand so^-ntiy S'lac-.l upon my infant l:<"i I, Thai she taic-hi my lips ;<> niter <"nrei'tilly the wojiis she; iiid : i N"i venr.u they be forgotten Peep ;;r<? tnev hi uii til' ry : i\on, "Mallo'.ved lie lliy name, <> Father, Father! ilion who art in heaven." I liiK she laudd me. then slit; told mo, ( n its iuteoi t irreat ami deep. After which I Ic.iin'-l in utter, ",\'mv ! Iny mo down to sleep." 'f il< il i' Wits Willi hands Uplifted, Ami in accents solt and luild, That my mother aski d our Father, "Failmr! do limit Mess inv ? !?iid Years liave passed. and that dear mother I.?iii^r I a - iiu-uhiesed 'i tenth t lie soil. And 1 I;now !ier sainted spirit l!eve!s in lli" liotne of :?:?!. Hut tint s<"-iie:ii summer twilight N.-v-r !isi? i'r?<in memory lied, And i: comes in nil it* freshness When 1 .see my tiundlo bed. So Tired. "Musi the rr.nd \< ind up hill ail (ho way? "i es. |o : lie end." So !i?-ed, I liihi wou'd rest, JJut, Fold. tlion I;n< west best. I wait on thee, I Will toil on from *l-iv today, i?esii inc my cross ami ouly pray, To ldl-.w tin e. So tired?my f; lend", arc gone. And 1 am lett alone? My days are sail. Ford ,I< s:is. I liou wilt h ?ar my It. i Along this steep and weary road, And make rue glad. So tired?my heart is low ; Shadows of comiin: Woo Around mo fall. And memories of sins ions wept? And hope* denied that long liave slept, Arise and fad. So tired?yet f would work for thee, For thee! I.ord. l-.aM thou work Fvc n tor me ? Small thin^?which others hurrying on In thy blt-si service, xiri/t and strong, Mi..:lit never see. So tired, yi t it were sweet. Some falierim:, tender feet 'i >) help and unide. Thy lit tie ones vhose s'ej.s are slow, I should not w: ar.v tiie.i, I know, No.- roughly chide. f;o tired?I.ord, wilt thoucotnc To take mo to lii.v ho.no Si I'Miuilfs'lcil? i Only thy grace and mercy xnirl. That 1 may serve i*> the end. Though 1 tun 1 i red. - 43s> ? Ft auk Leslie's Stiu&ty Magazine. | The February number is promptly on our ' tabic, with its usual manifold attractions? liti erary and artKiic. Anions t!ic prominent ar1 Holes arc: "Whisperers" l?y the Kditor, Ilev. IT I'eWJit Talmaae; a rontlnu.-fWrjit-of He I Leon's I he American riJ^j/fit in Palestine," one of the most interesting ma'.'az I lie articles v.'e J.vive ever read; a continuation also of "iteligious Denominations in the United Stat cm? What- JsCongrcgelinnalism ?' Iiy Itcv. l>r. Tarbox; A I'reioti Ilervcy treatsof Htethoven, one of the "Sacred .Miisieians of the Ninth ('entiny," etc.-. etc. In the department of fiction .Justice Warren's Daughter" and "Weighed and Wanting" are continued, ami Julia 11. Thayer, Helen W. I'ierson, Mrs. Alexander and other popular writers contribute short stories. sketches, essays, etc. There are some excellent poems, many of them beautifully illustrated and in the Home i'ulpit is a eliaractcrlsti" sermon by Mr. Talmaae, "IIospitalitjWe can only refer generally to the abnn<binco of good things in this number, which is elaborately embellished. Single eopie-i cents; S't a year postpaid. Address Mis. Frank Leslie, I'ublisher, ill, o-i and 57 IV.rk Place, New York. ... v o?? * - ? Awrllcrinan Oxclirttige paper says: I discovered many years ago that wood eouid be made to he-t longer than iron in the ground, tail 'thought tiie proce-s so simple that it was not we'l to make a stirabout it. The posts ear. be prepared for less than I wo cents apiece. 'I bis is the recipe: Take boiled linseed oil and s'.ir in pulverised coal to the consistency of paint, I'tU a coat of this over the timber, and there Is not a man that will live to i-.ee it rot. Ti:f> .1 W.''T|'(V /Vr.tv mill D-imirr is on the ri.'hi track in giving publicity to tlie absurd adwtt'.dnjr propositions made by "old i.rul ri iiaii'e lirms and hn^in< s- m-n." Nearly eveiy mall brings us s.?i>o; absurd advertising I rip s-ii. 'iln.se kind hea;tid and thoughtful pe:^o:is uuist think that editors ate ii set of consummate foolsiind that each one keeps u l>',ok store, a dollar store and a junk shop.? Sfit'.en JitUi'H'il. I'rotiter I'rtUf, the I'aptist bisJiop at Abbcvl Je, spent <hi istmr.s wet k with relatives In || I.i.11 !I- Ins <I..1I..,| I >m.rn! I:t At . in vil>, :mil Hi" Lord has>'j;rcally blessed liis labors.?JiuptiM Count r. PC it ji-rios mid wcnk-km ?'d fiovornors, by faihii,' to iln ili' lr duly.are the direct eause of so much lynch l'iw lii'lng pr.utitvil in tlie country.? OhmIm Juurnut. THE rUliLIC SCHOOL?. Rules and Regulations for Conducting the Public Schools for Abbeville County for U<c Year lsS3. 1. The Public Schools for while and colored pupils respectively, shall be located by the School Trustees of the respective School Districts as conveniently ns po??lb!e, so that nil the children entitled to the Public School fund can punctually attend. Tl:o County Hoard rccoininendK that tin* Trustees place the Public Schools as Jar ns practicable from lli.e boundary lir.c of the County and School I 1 >istrids, so cs to prevent the transference of i pupils of one County and School District to \ anolhcr. 2. The pny of Tcaeherx in Public Schools; shall he according to grade of Certificate. First firad", Twenty Dollars; Second tirade, Kifti en Dollars: Third tirade, Ten Dollars. j !oi)*JC as tin; Public School fond will warrant. | 1. The minimum average ntimber of pui lis in actual aitnrlanoe, tlint shall entitle n Tcaelier to lull pay in the itual School Distiii-tsshall he liftecn; for incorporate towns! and villages, tweaty. In casts where the number falls below the minimum the Trusters wi.l pay a per capita share of the pay. 'I'll Tru-tces and Teachers will remember that the Scholastic'a^e of children Is from six Id sixteen. 5. Pupils transferred from one School District toanut her !>y the cons'*nt of the Trustees of both School DlMiicts will h:> paid for by the School Fund of the District to which they Wlour;, per capita according to the number of pupils altvndin^ the School. All Teacher.*; shall bo required lo eriter into contract, sinned by them, and all or a majority of the Tnt-tccs, before receiving pay from "he PublicScliool Fund. 7. The School Trustees of tlii respective School Districts will hold a meeting of tln-lr Hoard several days before the opening of their schools,at which time and place, tl.ey shall designate their Schools and elect their Tcachi rs. 8. The Selmo! Trustees will promptly notify the Teachers of their respective School Districts when the Schools are to close,and report the same to the School Commissioner. E. COWAN, C! :<>. C. HOIKJKS, n. X. Pit ATT, Examining Hoard. Jan. !, is.-::, tf KTotic? TJ-OI *~r\ A i K r 'X /** P A t 1 P ? /*% to LAriy mum. '('Hi: ln!l')\vin.' Statute I,:nv is published for 4 tin* bencllt of i u:i(l owners, witli regard to Iirs.iiiiiu** i>i Abbeville County: "All I and ?Iwneis of t iio t 'nun! ies of Anderson. r,c:iti!o: t. I'hcslcr, (Mc'ii villi', Oconce, i'ninn. I'nii "eld, I .ani ens, Newberry a in I Abbeville, i except Haul Labor end Wilson's Creel* in wild Iouiily,) slmll remove from the runuins streams of water upon their lands all trash, trees. rafts and timber, during tliej months of March and September in each I year. "Any person convicted of violating the1 fori r-'in^ Section shall lie deemed uuilty of a ! misdemeanor, and shell be punished by a lino! of not less ti>au I'ive normore than Kifiy I'olla;s. in the discretion of the Court, before! which I he case may be tried. "The cut tins or lei il natives across or Into any of the ruiit'iuz sMeamsof said Counties shall be deemed a misdemeanor,and any person or persons mi coiivleied shall lie punished by a fine of not less than Five nor more than < I'Wclily-l1 i v( l loliaiv nr ini|iri-oiiiiii-iii im inn. . Ii".s thuti T.'ti nor inure than Tli'rly l)ays or both :tt tlie ;lisi;rrtioll of tin* Coin t." Land ?'.vners in Abbeville County will no-' lice the above law ami imv, rn themselvesaccordingly. liy order ol' the Hoard. G. M. MATTISON, ' Chairman of Eoard. j Jan. 3, i!t ? I.-iS A. 1'iKK!XI? will resume her Mil, v I .sic i-In~- in A i'-i>f\II e .Ijniiary 'Jt, l.v*!. j Mu?lu room at Mrs. Hammond's. Class in Notation still con tin ucd, live of charge. Jan. 3, lob-, ~t ANNUAL REPORT ?or Tin:COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; For the Fiscal Year Com incur in;: j Novitmlicr 1, 1881, and ending October 31, 1S82. Statement of claims audited: amount. nnmnnt N"o. claimed, allowed. IJoads and nri?lj;cs. P? A damson, \\\ H S a IK) 5 00 isl All wine. V.*. M f?7.? a 7">' niii Anderson, r i i .?>> !iil Ashh-y, M. (' ) 0) 4 01. 270 I'.iwll. y, J. K. A- Co ir, no 15 o? '_T7 Hruriley. J. K. & <'O 277 I*) 277 (I') IlriKll'.-y, .1. K. it Co 45 00 45 00 1 1102 lirmUey, 1*. II MOT r,o oo, 10(5 K rooks, K. M 5 0:) 5 00 j '215 Itrooks, II. M 5 00 o 00 101 Culvert, l>. (', 17 00 J7 00 k>7S Cmle, <?. S 10 01 10 00 I ::o Client ham, 1*. A 7 0) 7 00 | -NO ("It?>:it li:iin, 1'. A 5 00 5 00 llN Chili s..I. W 15 00 10 (HI ! 51 Cll?ksea!es, M. H 15 SO !J 80 Coi-hrnn, .1. II 1 00 1 00 FG Coo!:, Win 2 00 2 00 1.12 C'or'ey, J. A 5 00 5 0) 31! Cowan, J. I? 15) 150 107 Cow:m, Mrs. T. C M 00 10 00 2"m Criiwfonl, J. A -I !'fl -100 (> Cromer, \V. (> 2 00 2 00 til I'a vis. S. .r 2 50 2 50 211 Djwm.II, <;. 0 5 CO 5 00 I im.oi., i> ti ??,i i i o- rm or. on 17 lHilCCS, J. II 3 00 .100 II) I'll I is, W. T 2 00 2 00 07 Frazier, Kihert 1'! 00 IS 50 Ios Frazier, Flhcrt fi 00 fi 00 IS!) flr.nliin.ll. T 12 CO 12 00 I (ij Hmlilon, I{. W. -100 4 00 ? > llmlUon, T. L. 30 00 30 00 235 llii'ldon, T. L 2 50 2 5') j 211 Hall, W. X 9100 9100 I 87 HlKiins, W. M 79 50 70 50 03 UlLton, S. A 5 0 ) 5 00 157 Hunter, Isain 2 00 2 00 !99 Johnson & Hawthorne 250 00 197 75 231 Johnson, J.J 8 50 8 50 201 Kennedy, J. W 20 00 20 CO 53 Kin?, J. X 23 75 23 75 j LD Klugli, T. 11. .t Pro 83 00 83 00 201 La timer, J. M 15 00 15 00 Hi Major, II. 0 5 00 5 00 329 Martin, J. S. It 10 00 40 00 110 M?t:U>n, Ci. W 2 55 2 55 17S MeAliistcr, J. A -10 00 40 00 215 McAllister, J. A 25 00 25 00 j IIS McAllister, Thos 15 00 15 00 I 102 Miller, Mooro & Co 8 50 8 50 231 I'inson l!ros 48 00 48 00 10(! l'ope, F. M 4 50 4 50 01 Purkerson, W. II 25 00 25 00 10.1 Rciri. Mrs. S. W 50 00 50 00 120 Itochc, I' 7 CO 7 00 .312 House, Allen 29 00 21) 01) 71 ltykarri, L. II 7 50 7.50 07 ffcott A Paskin 2.5 00 25 00 89 Scott, J. J 5 00 5 00 115 Scott, J. 1. 20 00 ?0 00 !^t Scott, J. L 7 50 7 50 i 175 Shaw, \V. C .31 50 31 50 1 05 Tharp. S. XV 1 00 1 00 190 Tolhert.S. H 20 00 20 00 IS Wenck, fi. F. K 9 15 9 15 33 Wilkinson, John 10 00 10 00 1311 Wilson, Geo 25 00 25 Oil 51 Wi kht, F. W. A Co 125 125 lin-r U-.-i-rht I? VV .frlV? "II .?) "il 111 Si.o is ;>!) l'oor House. S3 Uonchnm. It. K 3 00 .TO) [205 l'cacliam, 13. K 3 00 .3 <)0 { I la nicy, J. A 1,(558 II ],<T>3 11 103 Rainey, L. A..... ....... 09 M ofl 00 j 2*3 I'amey, L. A 3 50 3 59 si,7:0 *!i Lunacy. ; 275 Rozetnan, Dr. J. J n 0(1 5 01 | 03 Calhoun, Dr. T. T, 5 00 5 00 1207 Drcnnan, I)r. H 5 C) 5 00 ! 152 Gary, Dr. F. F 5 00 5 00 | ?71 III1I, Dr. L. T. 5 00 5 00 '20S I.yon, J. Fuller 45 50 45 50 j 01 Mabry.T. J 5 00 5 00 j 111 Mabry. Dr. T. .1 5 00 5 00 203 Maxwell, Dr. J. T 10 0!) MOO | 31 McDride, Dr. K. II 5 00 5 0) 110 McRritle, Dr. E. II 5 00 5 00 i 203 Miller, Dr. .1. 1 5 00 5 00 i 105 MiIIwee, Dr. W. n 5 00 5 00 1117 Parker, Dr. E 5 01) 5 00 | 279 r.-csslcy, Dr. J. L 5 09 5 00 ' ?21 Tajrpart, Dr. M. <J 20 00 20 00 j2-"0 Walson, Dr. W. II 5 00 5 00 |2fi> WUleinan, Dr.A. T 10 0Q 10 00 . 2->1 Wlileman, Dr. J. W ,'.">00 5 00 i M Wlnstock, Dr. I. II 5 00 5 Oo $105 50 Public Buildings. "27 Cannon, K. W 8 17 fi 17 I It! (.'ator, E 3 23 3 2") 131 Devlin. J. A 2 00 2 00 110 Donglafs. J. C 3 50 3 50 | 5 Jones, 15. \V 1 02 1 62 333 Marshall, II 2 0.) 2 00 210 Morton, T. W 15 50 15 50 j 171 Darker A Hill 13 00 10 00 | si Parks J. T 10 35 10 35 ;310 Reese, II. D... 10 00 10 00 | 70 Sliillito, O. A 10 00 10 00 ' 135 Smith, D. D 3 50 3 50 j 22 81 el Is. W. E 1 50 1 50 I 117 }Vi:son, U ,T 3 00 3 00 ! 225 Wilson. I,. .1 2 50 2 5> ' 2!(j Wilson, D. .1 1 50 150 ! 130 Wilson, I.. J .4. 1 50 1 50 S!0j 29 Sheriff. 81 J. F. f. PuPre, Cicn. Ae.-t ? 07,S 05 2S1 .1. F. Dul're, Gen. Acct 703 85 1,332 80 1,382 80 i 7ti J. F. DuPro, diet in- Nov. \-P ].*? 33 j 77 J. F. C. IliiPrf, dleiing Dee. 'SI MB 7.1 j 78 J. F. C. DuPre, ; dieting Jan. '.vJ 103 10 70 J. F. ('. Dul're, dieting Feb. '82 170 JO | 80 J. F. I'. I)u Pro, 1 diet In- Mar. '82 187 05 2"G J. F. C. DuPro, dieting April "?i2 JS1 G.> 2*7 J. F. C. Dul're, dieting May '82 211 10 283 J. F. ('. Dul're, dieting June '82 177 00 2?'J J. F. t.\ Dul're, dieting July '82 110 10 290 J. F. C. Dut'ie, ! dieting Auir. V2 170 00 201 J. F. C. Dul're, dieting Sept. '>2 131 SO 202 J. F. C. Dul're, dieting Oct. '82 1">1 10 1,071 55 1,071 55 130 J. F. L'. Dul're, trans !Iia in }!? 1(1 285 J. F. Uul'rp, transportation account 2S1 35 2St 35 Mcl/ouuoll, J. II 1115 11 15 S'1,071 25 Court Expenses. 112 October Term, 1*81 ."I 50 : 113 November Term, MSI... 1 l.'t -10 'ill Iiccember Term, 1SS1.... 515 TO ,115 February Term, 18*2, 1,2810) ;i'S June Term, 1S82 052 10 '."09 October Term. 1832. 1,125 15 | ? 1,072 25 Clerk of Court. HH M. (!. Zi lgler 28 00 1150 p;0 M. (i. /eiiiler 131 SO 125 SO 1170 M. ti. Z< i?ler 170 00 ltf'i 50 201 M. (i. Zeigler 230 70 215 CO * 8525 10 Auditor. 1~ John T. Parks 500 00 500 00 Trinl Justices. 211 Calhoun, O. T 172 00 102 00 I Calve rt, A. F 35 SO 35 so I iJellrtilil, M. 1* 11115 HI 45 2fi'J Harkiic-ks, 11. C, 1!) SI 19 s) j Hoiljies, .1. F 171 05 171 (6 320 Kellar, \V. 0 Madison, (S. M 86 02 30 02 j MeCasInn, K. A ;!() W .11 20 Moore, John 11 100 70 100 70 Moore.'1'. 1 53 21 58 21 i Hansom, \V. X 7 40 7 40 1 Tarrant, .lol?n 11 48 50 4.'J 75 221 Tolman, M. (> 81 :10 SI 00 1^17 Watson, 1*.. W 15 50 15 50 2lt? Young, 11. M 02 73 55 10 ?911 07 Post Mortcms. 99 Bell, Dr. J. H 30 00 no Of) i 2"? Ilenson, Dr. D. S ;... 10 0') 10 00 51 Ciiliioun, Dr. T. 1 10 00 10 00 1?1 Calhoun, Dr. T. L 10 00 10 00 211 Calhoun, Dr. T. I, 10 00 10 01)1 217 Calhoun, Dr. T. I- 10 00 10 00; 50 Calhoun & Wlnslock... 10(H) 10 00! 50 Gary, Dr. F. F 10 00 10 oo! 223 Kcllar, I.r. J. W 10 00 10 00 j 27 Link. Dr. W. K 10 00 10 (H)) 212 Mabry, Dr. T. J 10 00 10 CO 202 Maxwell. Dr. J. G' 10 00 10 00 2 Mcllride, Dr. K. II 10 00 10 00 lt>:l Mlllwec. Dr. \\\ H 15 00 15(0 2s:j Muller, Dr. Samuel 10 00 10 00: 3 Parker. Dr. K 20 0.) looo: 22!) Watson. Dr. .1. \V ' 10 00 10 00 55 Wlnstoek, Dr. 1. II 10 01 10 00 Thomas. Dr. .1. \V l()0:l 10 (to 218 Wlmtock, Dr. I. II 10 00 10 CO .. J Vales, Dr. Andrew 10 00 10 CO ?23-5 Wj Coroner. Slillllto, J. A 70 20 79 20 Constables. 127 Allen,'". I> 11 JI 5.: U3 Allen. C. D 1.3 K") 1.3 10 ::ri Allen. V. I) 2 0) 201 .",2 AOiley, .1. If Sit) S 10 j ::: 1 Aslili-y,II 2 "1 2 1.3 217 I'akcr. .1. M I :!3 I ?1 Hell, <S. \V 11 W) II SO I !7:s 1:0||, (r. Vv "*l .il l.f Hell. n.AV 170 170 ::ifi s 5 to f, fio :n Uro.iks P. 15 J 85 4 K5 2ft Ill-own, John 0 ."0 <! ."ft 15 Culvert, J. I* ft 50 0 "/> !!.-> Calvert, J. I, 2 10 2 or, 20S Carlile, S. It 5 10 5 10 (!'( fiilhoun, K. n 1ft 05 IS 70 122 Calhoun, K. 15 i J:i ft", 12 75 222 Daniels, \Y. IT 10 10 10 10 59 orlilln, Chiip l oo looj 213 Criilln, flias 170 I 70 j 2TW Harris, J. S 2 20 2 20 2*1 Ilarvely, J. W 5 00 10 0<1 J 259 iro:icci?, F. n -i r,o i 50 I S IIHolies, C 2(10 2 00; ft Hushes, C, 10 15 10 ?; 17 Jones, H. I .1 2.*> :? il j 010 T.alnl, S. P & 00 -1 00 ' .117 Latimer, ,J. T ft 00 ft(0, 251 Madison, 11. K 12 01 1309 j 119 McAllisler, !. A 28 i'O 2-1 fti) | 173 McAllister. J. A 10 70 10 70! 177 McAllister. ,T. A 20 R0 20 SO ; MeCnslsin, T. M 2 00 2 00 110 McCaslan, T. M 7.10 7 ::> ' 1.S7 MeCaMan, J. W 9 10 ft 10 | 52 Mr I've liar, H. K 20 3T> 20 10 1252 McKellar 12 85 12 10; w T - A.-\ - ru\ : -I itioon*, >v . It t ?ru I Wj I 1!) Morrow, W. It 9 .7) 0 00 lf?7 Morrow, W.R 5 JiO I 1257 Morrow, W. R -I 00 4 00 i 102 Moselex. J 1? ' "? 1? -15 12 N1 Okies, W. F 7 35 7 35 135 Klckles, \V. F 2 25 2 25 69 Oulla.J. II 13 00 13 SO 1GI Piirkcrson, W. H 22 .V, 22 55 :2I2 Furkcrvon, \V. II 2li 15 2(5 15 170 Pnekctt, K. U 4 00 4 Gil 72 Shannon, J. D 7 10 7 10 90 Shannon, !. D 4 .19 ! so 02 Shannon, J. D 1)00 9 00 1-1 Shannon, J. D 7 70 7 35 1G5 Shannon. J. D ISO 180 1 Shilllto, G. A 1 00 1 Oil 20 Sill 111 to, G. A 2 50 2 SO j 57 Shlllito, O. A ... 6 70 6 70 82 Shlllito, O. A 1 75 1 75 I 171 SMIIitn T A . 9 If) 1 <ir. 232 Shilllto, J. A 4 50 4 130 Simmons, C. Y. L 71 35 70 30 ! MS Simmons, ('. Y. L 4 50 4 40 i 103 Slaughter, W. T 7 20 7 20 j 207 Slaughter. W. T 5 00 5 00 180 Smith, J. W 1 10 1 00 |20'J Tiirrnnt, .7. II. Jr, 5 00 4 fi t ! 154 Tlnsley, W. \V 4 .50 4 35 172 Tlnsley, W. W 7 35 7 35 41 Walker, C. O, 5 50 S 00 151 Walker, C. G 2 00 2 0i> 223 Walker, J. II 2 00 2 00 1201 While, C. A 2 25 2 50 260 Winn, D. H 5 20 5 2!) ?843 55 Stationery nnd Printing. Hemphill A Hemphill 181 fi'7 1S1 87 101 Perry, Edward 8 0") 8 00 270 Saluda Argus 05 00 0-5 (Hi 125 Stokes, E. II 71 25 71 25 Walker, Evans & Cogswell 70 75 70 75 ^yilBon a Wardlaw.... 100 12 Ififl 12 ! . $3(J-09 Jury Commissioner. | Henderson, Ed 117 00 117 00 County Commissioners. 12S1 Raskin. J. T.... 192 13 192 13 I:?11 Raskin, J. T...,.' s no s 00 | -'I'M Cowan. W. T 230 2) 230 25 313 Cowan, W. T 5 00 5 00 I "15 JJcKlnae.v, \\\ U 203 30 205 ."0 J3I2 McKlnney, \V. R 0 75 9 75 i200 Colliian, T. I\ Clerk... 200 00 200 011 8859 -15 Board ol Equalization. j.301 Ackor. W. R -150 1 5") 272 Rarnwell, R. S 3 01 3 CO j 250 R'aek, W. A -I 50 1 50 ! -19 lioyd, 11. A 3 90 3 90 (2fil Car wile, .1. M 4 10 ] 1291 Ilenry, Francis 3 50 3 50 j333 Jennings,.I. C . 5 0) 5 0i? 253 Mcfiliee, M. R 101 1 ft) j271 Robinson, R..T 5 10 5 10 j 201 Rykard, I- II 13) 4 30 j 331 Taggarl, W. M 130 130 j22I Tolman,M.0 4 -10 4 r? ' 320 Waller, C. A. C 8 3) f: .10 ?G? .'.0 Miscellaneous. 1203 Rellinot, C 2 00 2 01 j 251 Rcio/.er, A. M 7 2"i 7 2.5 :W1(? Chalmers, J. D 9 19 9 10 111 C. A ?. R. R. Co 1 9> I 9< 13G Colliran, T. P 5 09 5 0!) 20S mil, R. H 1 25 1 2". 295 I.owsoit, II. W. & Co.. 137 35 117 :t5 |105 McRridc, E. H 1125 112-3 , I2.S McRiide, E. II 3 30 3 2<> ! 159 McRildo, E. II 5 09 5 0.) j 310 Parker, Dr. E 31 25 .11 25 1331 Parker, Dr. F. 22 50 22 51 1,311 Parker, Dr. K S S3 S s'5 3)5 Parks .I T 15 03 15 05 j 3 77 Pen In Cothran ICO 00 103 00 3HI Qnarles.tCo 0 75 0 75 | 227 Smith, W. J. A Son.... 31 03 34 93 >301 Ward law A Edwards.. S3 70 ?5 70 319 White Bros 27 7 2 27 72 1121 Zclgler, M. C. 3 35 3 35 ?.319 20 Recapitulation. Ronds and Rrldges, $1,013 39 Poor House, 1,720 01 j l.nnncy, 103 .30 i iiijiii; i'j.l jy siierinr, .1.071 a*. Court Ex pen.srs, 1,072 2". Clerk of Court 533 10 Auditor 500 00 Triiil Justices Oil 07 Post mortcms, 2>5 CO Coroner, "0 20 Conslni* c s 01*5 55 stationery end Printing 502 !0 Jury Commissioner 117 00 County Commissioners and Clerk, F50 15 Board of Equalization, 60 30 Miscellaneous 510 20 816,721 01 Current Account. 1. To show the amount on hand : i To iim't collected by Treasurer on 3 mill levy $11,770 01 Toam't lines nnd licenses... 1,505 00 Tiy am't checks drawn on this fund 13,60S 2-t i By am't cash on hand 067 07 $10,575 01- 10,575 01 j 2. To show the amount of unpnld claims : To nin'tciirrentclalms 10,721 01 By am t checks drawn 13.60S 21 ! By ain't unpaid claims 1,112 77 10,721 01? 10,721 01 To sliow ainonnt deficiency: ! To amount on hand AGS 07 i By unpaid claims 1,115 77 To dcllcicneis 118 10 1,11.177- 1,11.1 77 Statement of Post Indebtedness Account. Consolidated prior Nov. 1, 1X77 2S o* ! Unpaid 1S77-"S 11?2 .V? ! I'npald 1S7-S-7!) .10 -0 ' Unpaid I.O-SO '."J!) 10 Unpaid ISM)-S1 G.UOti 3t> Unpaid fence IbStKit 012 13 7.S2S 12 i 1. To show the amount on hand : ! To am't on hand Nov. 1, '51 MS 8-3 To am't oolltrlcd V.Z inlll 7,402 C2 , l?y ain't pnltl fence claims 430 .10 I Hp am't paid past IndelHI edness 1SS1-N2 0.177 32 I!y ain't on liand 1,2)7 03 7,SCO til? 7.NGJ 8.1 j 2. To show amount unpaid claims: To lotal ain't past Indebt! cdnoss 7,S23 12 By ain't checks drawn 0,177 .12 By ain't unpaid claims.... l.fttl Id 7.S28 12- 7.S2S 12 .1. To show the amount deficiency : i To amount on hand 1,217 (KJ liy arn't unpaid claims 1,(551 10 To dellcicncy -101 07 1,(131 10? 1,(551 10 [ Estimated expenses 1SS2-S!. HI.OOO iK> :i mills on ?5,0i;?,!tl0,(HJ 15,122 S2 Total deficiency n... 5ri2 17 1-10of 1 mill on 57,010,010,00 501 09 T. T. COTIIKAX, Clerk Board C. V. A. Co. Jan. 91h, 1SS3. MILLINERY RECEIPTS! i \l,TIUTi: and Black Silk Beaver Hats at 25 '' per cunt, less Ihan former pi lees. K. M. H ADliU.N & CO. i Nov. 20, 1.S.S2, If | At Cost. ClIIBlsTMAS anil New Year Cards, Polls of i the larger sizes, Vases and Toilet Sets. EDWIN i'AKlvEK. I Dcc. 20,1862, tf AS PREDICTED! L. H. MISSEL'S KEV BRICK STORE XS linil'linjr npa profitable trade. Mr. Ku.ssol'.s long experience in ilio LIQUOR TRADE j Hnables him (o distinguish the fJIIFATi I)IFFKIt!ON(T. between good and in-j Conor articles. ' lie always Iniysdirect from the Mannfiletnries, thereby saving tlio profit thatj goes to llio middle man, this ho gives toI his customers. Farmers will find this a good plaeo to buy lino SWEET MASH CORK WHISKY! I Direct from the Mountains of Nnr ! Carolina and as l'l"I'K as the WATER that docsond from tlio 151 no Ridge. FIE IS ALSO FITTING UP A SPLENDID j EillianM Feel Parlor. Remomber tiie NEW STORK 11 door to the Court House. April 2(j, 18S2. ^ 0 rH 1 P3 w o s ^ fc> ^ ? g ^ P & i? iii? pj ? c3 ^ . w ? Tr fe rd ? ? 2 ^ fep gg : o EJ * ps a "AV'ANTED" j 10,000 LBS. HIDES! ! f TAfcE Oils method of Informing the peoj I pic of Abbeville and snrroundini? eoan; try that I am prepared and will pay the highest market price for all kinds of 1IIDKS, !SKINS, MOLH-sKINS, HKESW'AX. and everything in thai line. J. MOUU1S, 1 Knox's Unildinif No. j Nov. 1, ISS2.12m " MFHIfiAI, TnTIilF, I nl-.l'. i, >M1 t'ili.'ll iniiiirii "i i?;wi L.i.i.t; I.-I ten pin alley kc-j)t fur liiro the .sum ol I Fifty Dollars <m tho first table or alloy ; iiikI Twonly-livo Dollars on each table ot alloy moro than 0110 kept by Li us s:itno (owner. Oil each bagatelle table kept lor | litre tho sum of fifteen dollars. S! :?*. 3. For each license to retail spirituous liquors in the Town of Abbeville I the sum of Two Hundred Dollars for the I year, beginning with tlio fu st day of Jani nary 1&S3, and ending on the lirst day ol | January, 13S4. The said sums payable {quarterly in advance.said dealer or deal1 era to give bond and security for payI nicnt of .said sum of money, and if at : any time during the year the snhl dealer or dealers should go out of business the | wholeiimoilnt of Two Hundred Dollars shall immediately become duo and payaj bio, and any person or persons doinp , business the whole or any part of the I year shall pay the whole sum of Two i Hundred Dollars. j Skc. 4. That all male persons between .the ages of sixteen years and lift 3'years, j except those physically unable to earn a support, are liable to road duty and shall be requited to work on the roads, sidei walks, and streets within tlio incorpora| lion of tho Town of Abbeville live days tinder the direction of tho Town Council. 1 ill* cuiji iiiiiiaiM'u i\)i phu.u umj ?,u 1)0 the sum of Two Dollars to ho paid :ii j the time of payment of other taxes, to I wit, on or before the lir.st day of March, j All persons refusing or failing to work ; tive full days to be accepted and approved ' i>y the Council or pay the above cominujtation shall ho liable to pay such line and : penalty as the Council may impose. I Ski1. That all itinerant auctioneers, I peddlers, and other transient persons, except venders of farm produce, ollcring at 1 retail any goods whatsoever for sale, shall j pay a license of not more than TwentyI live Dollars nor less than Three Dollars per day. I That all circuses shall pay a license of One Hundred Dollars for caeli (and every exhibition; and all other :shows, including what are commonly j known as side-shows attached to a circus, shall pay u license of not more than Kilty nor less than Two Dollars per nay or ! night. Six*. 7. That all returns shall he made under oath on or before the lirst day ol February, iss;t, and all taxes shall be paid on or before the lirst day of March. l?s:i. If any person or persons shall -eI'use or neglect payment of the taxes [herein levied within tho time .specified [the Treasurer of the Town Council is J hereby authorized and required to add ' ? i * i :i' j twenty pr.r ccumm pcinui.v, ami 11 im> ui.\ | willi tljt! penalty is not paid wit'iin thirty 'days thereafter,it shall bo tho duty of ! the Treasurer of tho Council lo issue executions therefor immediately* and collect the same by due process of law, as jm>j vided in the charter of said Town of Ab! beville. i Skc. s. The Town Council or a quorum ! thereof shall constitute a board of as*ess\ urs to allix the value of property returned for taxation. j Skc. {>. If any person or persons shall refuse or neglect to make a return of J their properly for taxation within Iho j time prescribed herein, the return of last I year with twenty per an! ton added shall J iie deemed and taken by tho Treasurer to ' be the true value of their property for taxation and it shall be assessed at thai : rate. I Done and Ratified in Council and the j seal of the Town Council allixcd this secOlid day of January, eighteen hundred [ and eighty-three. [ ELLIS G. GRAYDGN, Intendant. A. W. JONES, Secretary. .Jan.ivm, ii Very Low. AWIIKKF.KIt & WII.SU.V IMPI'OVKl) No. H Sewing Miirliiiic, In elox- out lot at WAUDLAW &. KDWAILLiS. Jan.ISS:;, tf Press and Type. PARTIKS ha vine a lianil prp.*s ami tlio materia! of a country jaiiiilne olllcc for sale, would do well to couiniuiilcate with S. II. JKH'KRSO.V. Abbeville, S. ('., Jan. I?'J, 2t Dr. H. D. WILE OH, T> 1ST T1S T 11Y, i Abbeville, C. H.( S. C.1 C^OHlcc; Upstairs over the 1'okI 0111ce.~{b0 j _ ; '# 1883 OflillS IHjj ^^LTjlLa AND WINTER RracjWBWM VQI tUCTWS"^ MiJWJJIJSJil, MIS, EBENEiS, Flowers, Ribbons, ItufHings, HaA. .PIheI, Yslists, Satis, Sills, DRS3S GOODS, Drss Trimmings, Kid Giov.~3, Tabular Braids and Hussar Loops. jWEMESDAY, Septsiiter 27th. Ft. M. HADDON & CO. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! OI7U stock of Millinery. Dross (Jooils, Dre?s Trlinininjjs.silfcs.siilins and Ladies Furnishing (JooiH Kciicrnlly is now complete. We have spared neither juiins nor expense in tiio selection of our stock and can say without boasting it surpasses any we have ever olferrd. In Dress Goods?we have n full line ol Sliooda Cloths, V. netlrtti C'lolhs, Persian Cnxhiiier"*, Uroeatclls, i'olka Holts, illuminated Cashmeres, Illuminated Flannels,.Satin Khndino, Brocade Silks, Plain,Klack and Colored Silks, with Trimmings to mutch. TS TJT A. fifi IMABKY & HILL. I 11 f r lmi?n flit? ?lrtv fnrmnil n nnnni'l norsihln w In liio practice of meiiicinc' Ofllceat Dr. Hill's Dniu Store. T.'.T. MAURY. Jr. D. L. T. HILL. :.f. I). ; Sept. 1, HS2, tr i CHSOMOS. ! i cnoiri-: lot or ix.-mMuii nrnoMns m | /V tlic most attractive kind, Jti.it received. W P. Wardlaw's. I March S, l.W, tf I ;An Ordinance j To Raiso Supplies for tho Town of Abbeville, S. C., for the Year 18S3. I>B IT ORDAIXI2D liY THE INy tondont ami Wardens of the Town of Abbevillo, S. C.,in Council assembled, land by authority fit' the same, That a ta\ | for tho sums and in tho manner hereinafter named shall Iu? raised and | aid into 1 the treasury of tho Town Council I'm* the j uses and jnirno.scs thereof for the year I 1SS:5. ' Suction 1. On every one liundred dollars of the* cash value of all real and perisonal estate within tho incorporation ol !thn said Town of Abbeville tho sum oi XI, Hi.. ?~?n.3ju\jix Uj \j\j, Sept. 20, 1882, tf CLOSIHB OUT f CKSifiOUT! At Oost ^ ?OF? MILLINERY, AND ? LADIES GOODS, AT THE? EMPORIUM ? OF / lONSlSTIXO IX 1\\HT OF-Ladies an. ;" j Mioses Trimmed ami I'd:rimmed Hut*ruinl>), Jewelry, rialr switches. Hosiery Gloves, I'ndcr Vests, Zephyr shawls, Dresi Goods In new kiiiI pretty stylo*. IIlack Cash meres. DrossTrimmiiiirs.Silk Frinm-s. Whiti (inods, Hanilnir',' Kd-.'ings, White Trimming and Ilulllin csof a'l klr.iN.Calicoes In harnl j some new styles. Whiteanil Colored Flannels Co:ton Fianmls, Ulcaclied and ISrown Home spnns, 1 ?riIit?t*s, sheetings, Ginghams, alsi Ladies mid Mis.-es Fine Shoos. Our numerous customirs and the puMii irencra'ly are invited io eoinooarly iindsnpplj themselves witli above goods at cost prices whieli they may not get a chance io do soot again. Respectfully, JAS. A. BOWIE. Sept. -0,1SS2. CUNMNGHAM imimi ?1IAVK RECEIVED TlfSlR? j Spring Stock, ?anil are prepared to serve the public? [DRY GOODS, | CROCKERY, O&I>0C/KE1$]S, CAPS, BOOTS km SHOES April . ), I'-SC. If ' ILCLARK, FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAF] I HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE I, wholeattention to my Shop. I shall t'ivi I it GO()l> ATTENTION. It' any person wish I es to have his \\\vr<*11 ks nr.PAiiiF.n llrinx them in. I havenII the tools and ir.i teriais to do It up in the best of style and a the lowest rates possible. If you want yom clock repaired b'-inu it in and it will be (loin right. If yon want. your .1 EWELRY MENDED Rrlnx II on. It y u want your Sr.WING MACHINE MENDED This Is the place tofjet. it done In the best o order. Von can haveany piece made 'iew, oi the old one repaired. If you wantyoui join o! pistol repaired this Is the place to Pave i d'?in'. All these article.* will be repaired ii I lit* best of order at the Lowest I'riees. tiive iiu' a trial and satisfy yotirselvcsTEliMs i'AsiI. JOHff L CLA2K. IkHliinoiul mid Danville KuiJroari, ciianon ok sciti:dc!.! :. I ami uf'cr . utHl.iy, Nov.-JO, issi, rnsf-vn i \ / l'r;iit? Scrvl?.o on tin; Atliiulu ntu rharlot'e Air Line division of this ro;ul \viS lie as iuiiuu -: eastwa i:n. Leavb l'ust Mall. Kx press. Mull. No. No. 01. No Atlanta :> I'? i> in :>0 a n A ict i v:: Gainesville ") "51 |> in 7 12 a li I'oeci>a 7 "I |> in Iv S DO p in S in a u Sim-fa t! :ti> p in ! 17 |> in in 17 a in Greenville* Io ii--' p in io .li j> in 12 l i p in spurtutil>'g 11 17 p in 1'.' I"> a in I :! > p in Gastonia I 'J!? a in 2 a in I Hi j> n (,'iiui lotto - :?0 a in .12 a in o ro p in \vi:sTW*Ai:i>, r.F.AVE?Fast Mail. I-'xpress. Mail. No. ;*||. No.No. .*>2. Clmrlotto I- 10 a tn 10 2-i p in 12 :iv p m A ICttl VE? Gastonia 1 01 a m II 20 p in 1 21 p in S| artanii'x 2 07 a in I .V) p in :< l'> p in (ii*tellvilic I Hi a in :S .">o j> in i*.'l p in Seneca ii II a tn ."i |!i j) ni (J .V> p in Toccoa i> -io a in 0 20 p in s 00 p in I,ula s 11 a in ? 11 p in (jainsvillo H 12 a in !i 45 p in Ar. Atlanta II UU a in 12 n't a in T. M. II. TAI.COTT. General Manager. I. V. SACK.sup't. A. roi'E, General Pa-sen^er A Kent. . >Stafe of South Carolina, Abbeville County. ou itT tn*' ruoiJATi:. I >f. a. Zeiirler, ns Administrator, riaintifT. t against Klllt'lc Uobert.son, Kli/ri Kobcrtson, j Henry liobcrtson :uul Kli/.a Kubei t.sou, Defendants. Summons f.ir Hellef. (Complaint not Served.) To the Defendants above named, who are absent from I lie State: >,'()!' are hereby .summoned ami required to iilbtti r the complaint in this action, of whleh a copy is tiled In the I'robate Court, and lo serve a eopyol your answer lo the said complaint on 111'- subscriber at his otllee al Abbeville t'. H.. S. ('., wllhin twenty days ai| t-r lhe serviee hereof, exclusive of the day of I -null service; and If you tail to answer ihe [complaint willim the time aforesaid, Ihe plait:I!II" In flu* action will apply to ihvCouit for the relief demanded in Ibe complaint. I Dated l>ec. -ti. 1n>-. J. i ri.r.KK LYON", Jud^e I'robate Court. Dee. 'X, lSs-2, tl WANTED. A yoko of Heavy Oxen. S. C. Cason. Doc. 2ft. If Tinner "Wanted. i (i()t)D journeyman Tinner can gel u job iX by application lo 11. W. LWVSON CO. Abbeville, .S. Dec. 27,1S82. Hil l Maili JTr?gWgWBP???? 1883. Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Weekly fit the liciu! of American illust1 weekly journa s. Hy lis tini>artism [position isi politics, (t^ admirable illustrations,"Its ruiciiiily chosen si rata, short stories, sketches, and noeins, contributed by the foremost artist* and author* of the day, it I carries instruction and entertainineiit to thousands of American homes. It will always he the aim of the publisher* to make J lor jiff x Weekly tho most popular and attractive litml'.y newspaper in the world. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year: ' HARPER'S WEF.KiiY SI CC HAHPEU'S .MAGAZINE 4 M ' HARPER'S BAZAR I OC ! The THREE above publications 10 OC Any TWO above named 7 OC HARPER'S YOUNR PEOPLE.. 1 51 ! ilAltri'.ll * JIAIUAl.M!. 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ILLUSTRATED. This popular J itirnal is a rare combinatlor of literature, art, and fashion. Its stories i poems, ami essays arc by the best writers o I Europeand America; its engravings posse*! the highest artistic-excellence; ami in oi matters pertaining to fashion It is universal iy acknowledged to be the leading authority | in the land. The new volume will coniaii many brilliant novelties. HARPER'S PERIODICALS, Per Year: I IIAKPER S BAZAR 0 ! HARPER'S MAGAZINE ...... 4 0 I HARPER'S WEEKLY 4 0 |Tho THREE above publications 10 0 ' Any TWO above named 7 0 ; HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. - 1 't , HARPER'S MAGAZINE t sft I ; HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE / 0 w HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY, One Year (52 Numbers) 40 0 Postage Free to all subscribers In the Unite* States or Canada. j The Volume of the B'izar begin with tin | Hrst Number for January of each year. Whei in) time K mentioned, ft will be understooi I that the subscriber wishes to commence wltl | the Number next alter the receipt of order. The last Four Annual Volumes of Ilnrpcr', I Pizar, In neat cloth binding, will be sent b; I mail. postage pa id, or by express, free ot ex I pen so (provided tlie freight does not exeee. ione dollar per volume', for 37 00 per vol unit ] Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable fo binding, will he sent by mail, postpaid, on rc ' ccipt of si 00 each. j Remittances i-houid be made by Post-Otflc ; Money Order or J?raft, to avoid chance of los> | Newspapers are not lo copy this advertise rrunt- without the express order of Harper i Brothers, , I Addr. ss HARPER <fc BROTHERS, Nov I j York. i| Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. "! TI-trper's Maamlnr begins its sixty*fxth vol * j unto with the December Number. It is no * only the most, popular illusiiaied periodica 3! in America and England, but also the larecs Jiu its scheme, the most beautiful in Itsuppeai II anee, ami the best magazine tor the hoine. i * new novel, entitled "For the Major," by Con 'i stance I'Vnlnioi'i! Woolson, (lie author o 1 "Anne," was beiMin In the November Num i her. In literary and artistic excellence th ! Mtr/azhif Improves with each successive iiuiii l?i-r. Special elf'oris have been made for th ! lighter entertainment of Its readers throug! ' humorous stories, sketches, Ac. HARPER'S PERIODICALS I'pf Year: harpers ma?a:;ine $4 c i II ARPKRS WEEKLY 4 C , j harpers bazar : 4 c 1 ! The THREE above publications 10 fi ( Any TWO above named.. 7 ( I I! VRi'KliVj YO!."N(i PEOPLE... ? 1 Z I HAiHMIK'S MAGAZINE I , HARPER'S YOL'Nti PEOPLE / 0 l | HARPER'S riUXKLIX SOl*ARE LIj BKARY, One Year (o2 Numbers; 10 C i Postage Free to all subscribers In the Unite States or Canada. The volumes of the M>inaziric begin wit the Numbers for June and December of one i year. When no time.is speHfled, It will b ' j understood that, the subscriber wishes to b< gin witii the current Number. The last. Eiyht Volumes of Harper's Magri tint-, in r.oat cloth binding, will be sent b mail, i oslpaiil, on receipt of $3 00 per volume I < loth Cases, lor binding, 50 CJi.ts each?b ; mail, postpaid. | Index to Harper's Mao'izini', Alphabetic^ I Analytical, a rid Classified. f< r Volumes 1 to <2 } inclusive, from June, JSV), to June, l.SsO, <n j vol., 8 vo. Cloth, $1 00. Rcmit'ances should bo made by Post-OHir Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of Ion ! Newspapers are not to copy this advertlsi j rnent without the express order of Harper i 'Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Nei ' York. . 1883 mm YOMG PEOPLE I M An illustrated Wcek!y?-1G Pages. ; Suited to Boys and Girls of From Si: loSixten Years of Ago. Vol. IV. commences November 7, 1S32 {j Tho i'vui;i J', ';}>! has been from the firs i i sinvt.wiul beyon?i'aniici:'Ulion.?.V. Y.Evenitu, t i'" f. Ji, hasa distinct purpose, to wliicSi It stead I ly adheres?that, namely, of supplanting th vicious papers I'.ir Hie young witli a pu pent ere attractive, as well as more wholesome ?lion!on Jounift/. I Kor-neatness, elegance of engraving, am r 1 contents generally, it. is unsutpassed by anj r J | i)l)!ic;ition of tlic kind yet brought to our uu l t i ee.?J'itt.ibiifyli Oazcti<\ TERMS. ! II \RPEll'SYOUNti I'LOPLE] g. 5( j l'er Year, Postage l'rcpaid, j ' i Single Numbers, Four Cents each. --- Tl,rn, II1CI1 COJiy M'lil Ull JCVVIIK AMIV. (VuC*. Tin; Volumes of Hurjxr'.t Young People fo KM and is.su, handsomely hound in Jlltitnl liiiteii Cloth, will bo sent, i?y inuil, postage pro jpaid, on i?*< ?*}j>t of 0) each. Cover foi . I y<K'iiff I'l'iith- lor 1&>2, '! } eel's; postage,! I cent* ndiiitlonul. I Momittances .should be made by Post-Ofllci I Money i iriler or Draft, to avoid chance of los* | Ni-wsp ipers are not to copy I ills ad vert Ise ; ineni without tlie express order of Harpir?l 1 r thers. i Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Nev , i Yo, !{ :! H. G, SCODDAY, ;, Attorney aiid Counselor at Law, ANUEKSOX, S. C. il ?">.KFKRS his professional services to the clt i \J izens of Abbeville. Parties deslrlns t< e. nstiii with hint, may do so at each sessioi of H e Court for the County,or l>y letter at An I di'isoti C H. i June 1">, Insi, tf IjBARBER SHOP. J 1)ICIIAIII> (JAN'IT Is now prepared to df JI a'.l vvoik In liis department in the l-e.-i ! manner and at r? a-onahlc chaises. Monthly ,cu<toiners sliavlntr. luiir culiiiii; and shamIproinii sj per month. lJa^ors hoiu-d and pul hi tl.e best condition for *J5ei-ists ?aolt. i i.i'iiu, /?.-/ w iimi i hi a HI'f dtHee. I issi'. tr* { <3". ZSLUJjElZS7 ;Boots and Shoes, Harness and Tanyard. 1)KsT manorial used, fine workmen employ > cil, custom woik made promptly, and at 'I lie lowest hot torn prices lor cash. Hides always bought at the highest market price for cash or in exchange for leather or work. I January is. Inmi, |y. ^ JAMES C. KLUGH," Attorney at Law, AB1U:V1LLE, S. C. WILL practice in all the Courts of the State. '* l.lan. l, ls,sl, iJni lFIN? MARES! , i LOT OK RKAL KINK MaKK.s ON j\ hand, which will be sold low for the ca.-di, or exchanged for mules on the best of terms. WALLINGFORD & RUSSELL. ! Sept. 13, IKS.', tr | Motice. TIIK School Trustees of Abbeville county will meet the County J'oard of Examiners at Abbeville C. II. on Monday tlrst day of January, l-v.'t. a full alt<'iidaiice Is earnestly requested as Important business will come bctore the meeting,'. E. COWAN, School Comtnisslomr. j Dec. "JO, 18e-\ tf , Columbia and Greenville Rnilr< pa38en0er department. Columbia, 8. C.t Novemher 4, 18 On and nfter Monday, Nov. 6,IW2, the ] songor Trains will ran na herewith lndlc upon this I'vOfulund it* branebe*. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. ' no. 5-1. up pax8kngeh, I Lpave Columbia A - " *2 | l.ruve Alston 12 at 1 Leave Newberry 1 65 Leave Ninety-Six 3:W ! Leave Hodges 4 28 ! Leave Helton ...? 5 57 I Arrlvefcit Ureenville .... 7 30 | no. 52. up passenger. I Leave Greenville at... 11 15 i Leave Belton ....12 63 ; Leave Ilodges _ 2 17 I lieave Ninety-Six 3 25 I<enve Newberry 4 CO Leave Alston 5 55 Arrive at Columbia f ... 7 00 spartanpurq, union and colcmuia b road. no. 63. up pafmenoer. Leave Alston 1 03 II Leave Strother ~ 1 s3 I Leave Khellon 2 10 II Leave Santuc 2 54 ! Leave Union 3 27 I i Leave Jonesvlllo ~. 4 02 I; Arrive alSpartnnburs ? 6 02 . I so. 52. down passenger. Leave Spartanburg It. &. D. depot H 1 85 II Leave Spartanburg S.U.&C.depot C* 1 45 | Leave Jonesvllle 2 47 Leave Union 3 29 i Leave Suntuc .............. 4 02 ! Leave Shellnn 4 43 11 Leave sirolher - 6 19 Arrive at Alston 5 W LAURENS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry _ 4 58 , Arrive at Laurens C. H_ 8 16 Leave Laurens C. H ...... 9 00 Arrive at New berry- 12 80 ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Leave Hodffps 4 35 . Arrive at Abbeville 6 35 Leave Abbeville- ?..110 r Arrive at Ilodges.- ? 2 10 BLUE KIDUE RAILKOAU AND A SDK BRANCH. It Leave Bel ton 5 57 , I Leave Anderson 6 V i Leave l'cndleton 7 2 , I Leave Seneca C ? 8 08 i Arrive at Wulhalla ....... 8 8c i; Leave Walhalla ....... ...10 Ot . | LeaveSeueca D - 10 38 '! Leave Pendleton ... 11 11 , Leave Anderson 12 0i Arrive at Eclton -. 12 4 CONNECTIONS. With South Carolina Railroad Charleston. With Wilmington, Columb'. Augusts llailroad from Wilmington at points North thereof. With Charlotte utnblaantl Augusta Railroad from Cba iiml all points North thereof. 13. With Aslievillcand Spartanburx road for points In Western North Carol! (3. With Atlanta and Charlotte Dtv Richmond <St Danville Railroad froi ) points South and West. L>. With Atlanta and Charlotte Di* f] Richmond & Danville Railroad from At s:and beyond. ll K. Wlih Atlanta and Charlotte DIt . Richmond and Danville Railroad fro r points South and West.' i p. With South Carolina Ratlroa Charleston. With Wilmington,Columbi Aujjusta Railroad for Wilmington am North. With Charlotte, Columbia am gustn Railroad for Charlotte and the Not G. With Ashevllle and Spartanburg road from Hendersonvlllo. I H. With Atlanta and Charlotte DM Richmond and Danville Railroad from lotte and beyond. Standard time used Is Washington, which Is fifteen minutes faster than C 0 bta, 0 T. W. FRY, Superintendent. M. SLAUGHTER, Qen. Pngsenjei D. CARD WELL, Asst., Gen. Puss 0 Agent Columbia,! j COISTG AREE c ! Coumbia. S. C e Agent for CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAFOBA' rpiIESE W0RK3 WERE ESTABLI J in l?47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and Anderson and purchased by me iu th l.<jn, and from that time till now carr , successfully by myself. My friends ai " tomers will hear witness or the large at , pcndous Jobs executed by me. It was ! works where the largest and almost on , of Its clnss ever executed In thlsclty wa viz.: the milking of the pipes for th Water Works In the year 185H. In the 1 \ of IibXL FOUNDING, I can say that . made the largest bells ever cast lu the * stu b as the bell for the City ilall In Col e My stock of patteins for ARCHIT HAL WOHK. COLUMNS for Store ft* I lareeand various, and In RAILINGS! " conies, Gardens and Cemeteries I ha largest variety and most modern pn many of these are patented and I hut chased the ri^ht for this State. In the machine line I can famish r , trons with STEAM ENGINES and BO of ar.y size and description. My CIRC SA W MILLS have carried off the prlz< ery State Fair held In this city, and li lfl construction I have taken pains to c< iO simplicity with the most useful mode provements, and may flatter myself ih : CIRCULAR SAW MILLS find lavor w cry sawyer who understands his buslm iO I The many orders I am steadily receh SUGAR CANE MILLS prove tnattbe : apprecliite the mills of my make, nnd if,! with my GEARING for HORSE TO |GIN WH1'KJ;S, GRIST MILLS and | MACHISfcHl. K) I have Ihe manufacturing right of ! PATENTS, such as cnstings for ROC J TON' AND HAY PRESS and three ilillerent FEED CUTTERS and other nient*. 1 will be pleased to Rend my circular) [ npplicunt, together with price list ore* " -My prices Hie modernte, and I assure t v lie that tliey are lower even than t - Noithem manufacturer*, ??r>d that m, will compare favorably with that of a ? er maker. Address John Alexande ( Conoakee Ijiox Vv'okks, Columbia : NEW GOOD! fc at the " fl ? j ArCII Top Looking Glass, Bj American Picture Gias*, h .; Bureaus 14, y.and ruu Marble, H tj Bedsteads sz25 to $15 eacb, H 1 bedsfrings and Bed Bottoms h c Chamber suits, H r1 r d L hairs?all kinds and prices 1! ClIROMOS?large and sn.aM, j Cornice for windows, h i Frames Oval and Souarc. |^| j French Picture Glass, H *j FkexcH Plate Glass, B J Hall stands, J r H at Racks, 91 l\ Mouldings for Frames, all sizes, ! Mattresses >4 and full size, mM B Picture Nails, picture nooks, | PaNEL Pictures, Picture Cord, 6 PaNKL Frames?beautiful, rj Parlor suits, ib ! RoCKING Chairs, Cc.no Peat and B^H I RocIvING Chairs, Upholstered, I Roi'KI>" G Chairs for Children, i Screw eyes, j Stereoscopic views, j^E ii ^TPnFnsrnPKS. 9 ! Steel Engmvinjrs, HBh j velvet Card Frames, i VeLVET Cabinet Frames, banJson^BB >| Walnut Frcnch Dressers, ^ Walnut Bureaus, [ j Walnut Bedsteads, 1W .'.LNUT Sideboards, W A LNUT Glass Front Wnrclrobc^^J A LNUT Fine French Chamber I W alnut Chairs, Cottage and Dln^^B , WHAT NOT tor Corner and Sldo. Hfl ! Tlie New Home Sowing Maehln^^H found for sale at our store. Call and^^H J fore huylnu. You will (lnd It equ^^H . machine ottered for sale. As It Is oi^^H latest kinds, it has some Improvements no other has. |HH Respectfully, |H J. D. CHALMM ! Sent. 6.1882. tl WM. II. PARKER W. C. McG^H i PARKER & McGOh j ATTORNEYS AND SOLICrH ABBEVILLE*. C. II., s. H| \T7 ILL practice also in the Circuit^^H 1 V I (lie United State* for South | Jan 7. ItiSO, tf | 6. F. ANDERS(fl i Bricklayer aid Flastfl OFFERS his services to the pco^^^l bevllle. liis prices ure reu-oii^^^fl ills work is guaranteed to he good. a | Oct. i, 1S82, Qui

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