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The Press and Banner, ABBEVILLE, S.C. Wednesday, April 11, 1883. The Opcmuir at S:?ith & Son's. Yesterday was a liis day with the ladies in Abbeville. Nearly ail of them were Ht the iundsome store of Messrs. \V. J<>eI Smith (i Son's, where the most beautiful iroods were displayed in the most inviting manner. The stock ,v;n varied, and consisted of every conceivable variety of * * ?*%. ! ?lu? floods tll:U COllKI in? ui'siini, 1 m prices wore made to suit the purses of purchasers. The store was a most charming place, and was made doubtly so by the charming customers who constantly thronged the house from morning until night. Those of our friends who failed to go to the store yesterday, should do so at their earliest convenience. Capt. J. W. Pkkmn. Grand Di ctator, Col. J. T. Robertson, Grand Treasurer, and Capt. M. L. Honhain, representative 1'roni Palmetto Lodge. leave 011 Moudav next, to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of South Carolina, at Aiken, S. O. Capt. Perrin as Supreme Representative will attend the meeting of tlio Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor at Galveston, Texas, May 8th. The case of Davis vs. Railroad Company, which Capt. Honhain went up to Greenville to try was tried last week at Greenville. The Judge granted a nonsuit on the grounds that an employee enters the service of his employer subject to the usual risks of the business, and that Ihere was no evidence to prove negligence on the part of the Railroad. The case will be taken to the Supreme Court. The town of Abbeville is now thoroughly daubed with yellow paint. The Haines of vulger medicines stare us in the fa^e from every corner, and the names of the fools who buy such meuiciiios will never be known. I M.vjok Ward law has. just returned from New York, where he has purchased a large and splendid stock of goods. Call and see him. Do not neglect to el?ar and ditch your; * 11 ?* 1 1 ft* hnvA n rlrv VP,11'4 WO1 UOUOIII litll'i. II , will need to have corn on every acre of low land. Wk have new type on which to print j law briefs, and will he glad to do any | ^ Work in that line for the cash. Colonel H. T. Wardlaw, in ihenh-i scnce of Professor Hell, has charge of the; Abbeville High School. Mr. W. P. Widkman was in town last' Monday night. Good luck is in store for; him. There are some rafts in the stream, above the Dendy bridge on Long Cane. I Jia. Wm. Hill, who was so ill several days ago, is better now. Found at Last. The bast sowing machine on the mtrkot for the money. To see is to buy. No "agent's" fancy prices. S. B. Ilodges <fc Co., Greenwood, S. C. Ut Wanted !?Every one to know that Rosenborg Si Co., have received a lar^e nnd well assorted lot ot Spring ond Summer clothintr, which will be sold positively lower than can be purchased elsewhere. The best assortment of gents, Philadelphia make, hand sewed, low cut shoes can bo lonnd at Rosenberg & Co. Also machine sewed shoes of endless variety, and inost reasonable prices. Call on Rosenberg it Co., for your entire supply of Springand Summer goods. They are offering great inducements to all, and their stock is of the best and cheapest. Boy's can find base balls of every description, at Rosen berg <t Co., very cheap. White Brothkks have now in store an elegant assortment of gents line ready made clothing. They can lit almost any one. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wiiitk Brothers, wnen ouyins roous ; this spring, lr?d the boys of the county ^ in special remembrance, and now offer a ^ lull lino of boys and youths ready made I clothing:. They can tit boys of all sizes I from four to eighteen years of age. IIeiser's hand made shoes For gentle-1 men aro now offered by White Brothers. Those who have tried them know their worth. In style, tit and durability they are as good as the best. Summer is near and gentlemen must look to their comfort. Xo one with a proper appreciation of his well being will: neglect to supply himself with a straw hat. A beautiful assortment of white and colored straw hats are now ready for sale at the store of White Brothers. White Brothers would call tho at- J tention of the public to the finest stock of) spring and summer goods thoy have ever: offered. White Brothers assortment of white and printed lawns cannot be excelled. They are very pretty and very cheap. If yon want Hamburg embroidery, Irish prints, Swiss trimmings and laces in endless variety, go and see them at the store of White Brothers. White Brothers offer a very desirable lino of ladies neck wear. For home and school dresses, gin?-! hams are all the rape. A splendik stock of them can be seen at White Brothers. Extra line and extra wide linen table damasks, solid cardinal turkey red da-[ masks, linen napkins and doylies, towels of every size and kind. All to bo had at White BroMiers. Corsets ! Corsets ! Dr. Warner's Coralino. 31, Dr. Warner's Stella 75 cents, I)r. Warner's Brighton 59 cents, at Wardlaw Edwards. T.avv.vs?Bishoo Victoria. India and ! Persian lawns from 10 to 40 cents a yard at Wardlaw A Edwards. A large assortment of towels, rana ina: in price fr>m 10 to 40 cent.*, at Ward ? law A Edwards. --A- Fine Shoes.?Soller's button kid, opera toe for ladies ami misses wear, also ladies and inNsfts Newport ties and sandals, at Wardlaw A Edwards. Gent's fine shoes?a full line of Burt A I Packard's tine shoes expected fin every 1 1 train, at Wardlaw A Edwards. Spring Suits.?We have them for men, boys and for children in varied styles and prices, at Wardlaw A Edwards. Calico.?A beautiful line of Spring j prints at 6i cents a yard, at Wardlaw A j Edwards. Hamburg edginzs and insertions in : beautiful styles, at Wardlaw A Edwards. Swiss edgings in exquisite patterns, ! and of best material, in 10 cents packages 1 at Wardlaw A Edwards. Gents nobby sack suits in all shades and at all prices, at Wardlaw A Edwards, j Trunks of all styles and prices, both j for gentlemen's and lady's use, at Ward- j law A Edwards. Tub Invention of the Age.?The patent back shirt for boy's wear at Ward- j law A-Edwards is the best. Price S5, cents. The perfect fitting, patent back, re-en-1 forced bosom shirt is warranted not to! rip dow n the back. Price SI, at Wardlaw A Edwards. Every lady who contemplates buying j ? a sewing machine should look at the "Domestic," for sale by K. M. lladdon Al Co. Four case* millinery goods received ! this week at R. M. lladdon A Co. A beautiful line Langtry collaretts, i new shades ribbons, Newportsashes, Ac., just received at It. M. lladuon A Co. A handsome line real roil plated jew-1 el ry, just received at It. M. lladdon A: Co! We have just received over 50 pcices lawn edgings in beautiful pattorns with j iusertings to match, at It. M. lladdon A Co. Tamnico corset, best in the world, at i ?1.00, Little Beantv corset, bost in the; world, at 50 cents, Bridal corset, Doctor j Warner's Nursing corset, all to be found at Smith A Son. An elegant line of bonnets, hats, flow er?, prims, pun puns, ivc., oiiuiu iv ouu. i If you want nice homemade harness,! tjo to"J. C. Newman's shop in Knox's building, at Abbeville. tf Seige silks and satins in all colors at Smith A Sou. Real hair switches at Smith A Son. Quarles A Co., have on hand a nieo line of summer goods, consisting in parti of cassimeres, jeans, cottonades, calicos,! muslins, piquies, Ac. Quarles A Co., always have on hand j a full supply of groceries, consisting of! bacon, hams, flour, salt, sugar, coffee, j rice, lard, soap, Ac. Mr. Hill, the photographer, will not j remain in Abbeville longer than tho 10th | of April, parties wanting work done had better call at once. Quarles A Co., have on hand a largo stock of stone churns from '1 gallon to 5 gallon ; also a large stock of jugs and jars. Just received a lot of the celebrated : 4,Star Guano," cheaper than over atj Quarles A Co. Go to Quarles A Co., and get a good buggy umbrella which will be suld cheap! for cash. Quarles A Co., have just received a nice lot of gents low quartered shoes. Flour ! Flour !?One hundred barrels just received by Quarles A Co. If you want a good well chain that will last forever go to Quarles A Co. Go to Quarles<fc Co., and try his "Ben Gravelly" tobacco. (Meeting at ML Moriab. M; ? The "Abbeville Union" will hold its next meeting with Mt. Moriah Church, i on Saturday before 5th Lord's day in this I month (April.) Rev. B. F. Miller will k preach the introductory sermon, and H. E C. 8mart, the missionary sermon. Es? says by Messrs. P. H. Adams and W. B. B Acker. B J. H. WIDEMAN, Moderator. H G. W. Collins, Secretary. ULlii?Juil ~r? ?11 r 111 I ? ?I I IIIII. | McCorniick Pots. Miss Xowell, of Charleston, is now vis, iting the Misses Taylor,of McCormick. { Onr Intend,mt the Hon. 0. \Y. Andrews j is having a well dug. J There will he a big Sunday School rally at Republican, the first Saturday in May, and all are invited to attend,and also to jl'iirnivh the occasion with asocial basket, | Mr. .'as. Cothran has just returned from I Augusta with hi* large spring stock, and j invites every one to see them. Mr. W. O.Stiir.;ey of this place starts to town this evening. Dr. M. A. Tray lor, whose presence we all appreciate, has recently moved in our town for the practice of medicine. Mis.s Julia Hosworth was recently married t<> Mr. Willie Jennings. Miss Klla (iriHin, of Ninety-Six, is vis' iting Mr. Henry lloughman, her uncle, living near here. Mr. J. T. Pate's wife is very sick, but hope she will soon recover. lie is now visiting MeCormiek. Verdery I)ofs. i Capt. W. K. Henderson is having a dwelling erected at Verderv. ?? It fJ-.rv \.f A l.l.pvil In pus-Gil here one day lust week on his way to McCormiek. i l>r. fi. F. K. Wenck, of Ninety-Six, was in town on last Monday. | Several bales of cotton were sold here last week. Two fruit agents were in town a few days ago. | Quito a heavy rain with considerable wind and hail fell here on last Saturday night. j Two couples were married on last Thursday in the neighborhood of White | Ilall, by the Rev. Mr. Sovinonr. Roth [couples were married at the same time with only one ceremony. A singing class will be organized at I Ashury on next Sunday afternoon at half past two oVlcck. All are earnestly requested to take part. There was a fishing party at the residence of Mr. S. 1'. Teague on last Saturday. Quite a large crowd was in attendance. The occasion was certainly a very pleasant one, and we hope it will be repeated. Verdery can certainly boast of her excellent huntsmen. The Messrs. Anderson killed, one day last week, forty-four squirrels, two owla, one 'possum and two rabbits. A eolorod rr#tn living on Mr. W. P. Devlin's place was attacKcd by a mad-dog about two weeks ago. The man caught I he dog when it sprang at him, him, and held it till some one came and killed it with an axe. Mrs. R. II. Devlin has opened a milli Vllin hoc iiisit ro IICI^V MIMV <1\J ? CMIUJ. kMiu J tr..,w . v ceived a fine assortment of goods. A young man told a young lady the other day that ho expected to* get married before ho reached twonty-one years of age. She remarked, '*Yon will do well to get married by the time you are fortv. OSCAR. A Letter from Georgia. It has been nearly six years since I was in Abbeville County, but I find that as the years go by mv attachment lor my native county and State grows stronger. In the six years that have elapsed since I left dear old Abbeville many changes have taken place. I have been through the college agony at Davidson College, in North Carolina, and I have had some two years experience in teaching tha young idea of the Empire State, of the South, to shoot. I am now a minister in the M. K. Church, South, and am on the Lincolnton Circuit, in the bounds of the North | Georgia Conference. Here I find some of the clcverest people I have met since I came to Georgia. j Lincoln County is a splendid county? i all she needs is a railroad to put her in I communication with the outside world | ?this desideratum seems now within licr| reach. The Augusta, Elberton and J Chicago Railroad is a necessity to a largei slope of country, ^pul I am hopeful that: it will be put in operation at an earlv day. Georgia still mourns for Governor Alexander II. Stephens. To me his death came with the force of a personal afllietion. I remained at Liberty Hall, in Crawford-1 ville, Ga., about two months in ISiSl, and bccamo well acquainted with the Great Commoner. Mr. Stephens was imminent ly homo e jilnriOu*. His charity will | never be forgotten by many recipients of j gifts from his hands. His whole life was | made up of kindnesses to all with whom { he came in contact. Those who recolleet j the cowardly assault Cone made on hitu | will no doubt suppose that Mr. Stephens always recollected it with bitter feelings, but heboid me that he never harbored an}' hatred towards his assailant, but that when Cone had him down cutting him, he thought, "Poor fool, you will be sony for this when you shall have had time to reflect." Mr. Stephens said Cone was incited to do what he did by his (Cone's) friends, who told him he would bethought a coward if he did not resent what Mr. SM had said about him. I believe public opinion has about settled d< >wn upon Gov. Hoviiton as Mr. Stephens' suceesor. He is well fitted for the responsible position of Governor, and I hope, in common with many o'liers, that he will be elected to till the vacancy. The farmers have not sown as large an acreage of small grain as they put in for] the last crop. I am afraid King Cotton will get more than his share of attention this year. The large small grain crop of last year was the salvation of the ma- j jority of Georgia fanners. Hut they may i soon be in as bad a condition as ever by j planting too much cotton. The cotton | crop, to pay, must be a .surplus crop. I have tilled iny paper, and, no doubt, you aie anxious lor me to say an re voir. It. M. LatimKit. The Way to <?et Rid of Hydrophobia; Is to Kill all the Dogs?Yarlons Otlier Interesting Matters Discussed. Editors Press mnl Banner: W inter sc<*ms to ho reluctant in yielding to the gentle and bracing breezes of; spring. In spite of his persist en t sway, [ she is beginning to don a robe of "living green" to checr, animate, and adorn nature. Vicissitudes are the order of the day. lee and gentle atmosphere prevail alternately. Kainy and cloudy weather predominates excessively. The king of day, in his "golden chariot, drawn bv tierv steeds,"scarcely present his blazing appearance, reserving himself for a protracted reign eventually. Day or two ol warm sunshine has given much impetus to vegetation. Fields of small cereals are presenting an encouraging o itlook. I am fully, doubly convinced, early fall seeding down red oats (from the middle of August, not later than September) is tho most remuneratini: season. Farmers commit an error when they tolerate other matters to monopolize their attention to the exclusion o| plowing in red oats at that most opportune period. (Jive them ample time to secure deep substantial rooting and they will defy the severity of congealing weather to eradicate them. Barren nlaees will vield prettv fair liar vest independent of any special stimulus. 1 speak from experience, the best of advisers. Too much importance cannot be ill-advised upon this all-important branch of husbandry. I will desist in expatiating upon this topic, recognizing that I am encroaching upon your pet theme in expostulating with the "tillers of the soil.'* For the last ten days scarcely any perceptible marks have been made by the plow. Heavy, inundating, and washing rains have fallen in such close proximity, but lew hours have intervened suitable to stir the ground. Behind, is the general cotnpiaint with farmers. Nobody hurt yet, except "early birds" who have broken bottom land. The commercial king, as usual, is absorbing a largo share of devotion, much to the detriment of our home independent prosperity. Unhesitatingly, I endorse your local insertions, to utilize every foot of bottom land to guard against the ruinous necessity of incurring prodigious expenditures in obtaining supplies on "time prices." If a Vanderbilt would undertake to run a "farming machine" in this country, on the credit system, when pay day arrives, lie wouki nnu u a uimcim niauer, u> survive tlie submergence of insolvency. "Hog and hominy" should be legibly inscribed in huge letters upon everv farmer's forehead. Unfortunately for the hog, the no-fence system lias almost obliterated the last vestige of his whereabouts. The demand for pigs is not easily supplied. Milch cows are "few and far between," scrub's appearance, commands high exorbitant figures, scarcely obtainable. The old adage "scarcity of an article exhances prices," is fully verified. Nevertheless, I suppose, your doctrine is, tho stock law is the salvation of the country. "Over the left" in some particulars. Good and bad intermingled. I must observe taciturnity on this point for fear of an assailant. On last Saleday, pursuant to announcement, I presume, that terrible malady hydrophobia, was discussed by tho medical iraternity. I imagine, if they had adopted a resolution urging their respective neighborhoods to exterminate a hundred per cent, of the dens9 canine population, an incalculable good, would have been aimed at. The country is overstocked with worthless, superfluous dogs, entirely repugnant to the general weal of the people. I will merely advert to public roads and this meagre ramble will be terminated. I am partial to me oonoi mat puuiiu ui^nways ought not to receive general working during winter months?the rainy season. Working roads thoroughly now increases the difficulty ten-told. * 1 am an advocate of good roads and flinch not from such important duty, hut I do not coincide with the Commissioners' stringent order (20th March) to have them lully overhauled. I imagine the difficulty now of wading or pulling through mud knee-deep in newly worked roads. Defer full renovation until the rainy season is over. Have them worked thoroughly in August or September, and ditches kept free of obstruction during tho winter and a day repairing in May will be quam suffleit. I hope our efficient Board will not be offended at my intruding suggestion. . O. P. H. The best tobacco in town can be found at Quarles A Co. If you want a nice straw or felt hat go to Quarles & Co. Whips. IK yon want n good Riding,I.ngsy or Wagon Whip, call at the Cincinnati Repository. THUS. l;KUU8. April 11, IKS.'!, If Buggy Bridles. f N every variety ?square blinds. or round I Minds, u iih Mimlsor without 1 > 1111<Iwii li plain check reins or over he:ul checks, to he had at the Cincinnati Hep isitor.v. TIIOS. llKCJr.s. A pi II 11, is*;. t f !F yon want something that, will become your horse, no to the Cincinnati Repository, a nil net one of those nice rounded bridles uiel mart inhales, al?o riding whips for both ladies and gentlemen. THO*. I1ECIGS. April 11, 1-SS3, tf Collars. A -W( h lot <>I extra lame and heavy (Iran Collars, Just ri ivedand for sale at the Cincinnati Repository. THUS. BIXiGX. I April II, ISSi. tf \I.OT of over checks for harness bridles, both Hat and rounded, t all soon at the I Cincinnati Repository. TiTOS. UEOOS. | April 11, Isss, if Notice of Meeting of the . Stockholders of the S. V. j R. R. Co. 'IM1E annual meeting of the Stockholders of ' I the Savannah Valley Railroad Company | will be held at I,o\vndesvllle on Wednesday, I the !>th of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. ! For the purpose of elcctinsr delegates to the i said Convention of Stockholders llieTax-Paycrsof the Townships that have subscribed to the capital stock of the Company are rc<juesl1 cd to meet as follows: I.owndesville Township, at Lowndesvillc, ; May -Mil. 3 p. m. Magnolia Township, at Riley's School i House, May 5th, :t p. In. ' Calhoun Township, at Mt, Carmel, May 5th, i :t p. m. liy order of President. J. K. URAZEALE. Secretary. April II, lSS-'l, :it The Ozier Long: Staple Silk Cotton Seed. TIIK finest anil most profitable Upland Cotton now in cultivation. Tool; the Premium at all the Fairs \ last Fall, ovcr all other fine Varieties. ' SEKl.) PERFECTLY PURE, and from seed 'purchased from J. I>. OZIER, of Corinth, ! Miss. ! Try it and you will be pleased. Price, $2.00 : . per bushel. ! CUNNINGHAM A TK.MrLKTUN. i April li. ISS-l, 2t Sheriff's Sale. ! Geo. A. Trcnholin A Son aualn.st John M. Leith.?Execnllon. BY virtue of an Execution toj e directed, In 1 the above stated ease, I will sell to thej ; highest bldder.at public auction, within the! j lejjal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House,) | on Monday, the seventh day oi May A li. lsKI,: j the following desert bed property, to wit : All i that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and | 1 helnjion I.oiil' Cane and Gray's creek, in the | County of Abbeville. South Carolina, and for-1 i merly'known as the Williams Place, contain: lHR I KIGIIT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACR KS, ! more or less, anil hounded by lands of Gcorrc . iNickles, Robert Dunn, Wm. Dunn, and tli Coehran brick house lands and others. Levied on and to be sold as tlie property of John M. Lei tli to satisfy the aforesaid Execution ! and costs. TERMS CASH. .T. F. C. DrT'RE, Sherifl' Abbeville County. April 0, l.S-S.", tf Master's Sale. W. H. Richardson against Sumter D. Day et al.?Relief. T>Y virtue of an order to me directed, in the above st:ited case, I will sell tothe hi>rb<*st. bldder.at public auction, within the legal] Iw.iipc #?f lmilii nt A Klmt'llln ( 'ntit'l I Inncn mi I I Monday, (lie seventh tiny of May A. I). ISs-'l, | (lie following described property, to wit : All ; that tract or parcel of land, whereupon Sum- j ter I>. Day now resides, situate, lylm:, and lie- ! ingin the County of Abbeville, South Caro-! Una, and containing Forty-Four Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. ,T. | M. Hill, by the Anderson P.oad, and the Watt's Ferry P.oad. TERMS CASH. M. L. HOXHAM, JR., Master Abbeville County. April 11.1SS.1, -It Sheriff's Sale. Jennings, Smith it Co. Plaintiffs, against Will liatn II. i'eukc, Defendant.?Judgment and I Execution. ! "OY virtueof the judgment and execution in ! * -* the ?b<>vo stated case. I will Fell at public ! auction within the leaal hours of sale, at Ah; lievWIe Court House, on Monday, the seventh \ day of May next. All the right, title, estate. I and claim, which the d< l'"iidanl William H.j PeaUe in his lifetime, had or owned, of, in or to I FIVE IIUNPHEP A X 1> TWENTY-TWO I ACHES, of land, ntore or less, in Abbeville County, IState of South Carolina, on Savannah Itiver, adjoining lands of J. C. Jennings and others.! I Also. I All the right, title, estate ami claltn, which I ; the said William II. 1'eafce in ld< lifetime, had : or owned, <il, in or to, another parcel of land, i containing j TWO 11 UN 1)1 (HP AND SIXTY ACHES, more or ie*s, wiii? u.e pareel or <r:i<-i 01 miiu i allotted to Julia F. I'enke for dower, and ! bounded bytandsof John Harmon ami otli-j eis. The two above described tracts being1 parcels of a tract of land levied in tbe lire[ 'time of llio Mild William ILl'eake, as his property, tiy virtue of the above mentioned judgment and execution, and described in *a!d levy as "F<>UU HUNDKEl) ACHES,".' "more or less,*'"bounded by lands of J. c. j ; Jennings," "Kstateof l'ettigre.w," "Savannaii j i Itiver" and others. Levied e.n at:d to be sold j (as the property of tbe said William II. I'eake, deceased, to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and ecsts. TERMS CASH. J. F. C. LUTPItE, Sheriff Abbeville County. I April 9, lSftt, 4t WARNING TO LAND OWNERS! j. Office County Commission's, Ajihevii/i.i;, S. C., April 11, 1SS3. j Various complaints having I been made at this ofTico of tlio failure of | land owners to comply with tho provisions of the "Drainage Law" lierotofore; ' published, the following additional see-, ;tion of said law is now published for the j benefit of all concerned : i "Section 1,181. It shall be the duty of I the County Commissioners of the Conn tics heroin named to see the provisions of . the above Sections complied with, and in , case of neglect or refusal on the part of any land owner to comply with its re-: qnirements, the said County Coinmis-| sinners shall, upon compliant being made \ to them by any laud owner or renter interested in the enforcement of the provisions of said Section, notify such land owner to proceed within fifteen days to I comply therewith, and upon failure to do | so, tho said County Commissioners shall1 indict, or cause the s*id land owner so \ neglecting or refusing, to be indicted under the provisions of said Sections." It will be remembered that, while llard 1 Labor and Wilson Creeks are expressly: ; excepted from the provisions of said law, tributaries of those streams are not excepted. All persons will take notice once : for all, that the County Commissioners, upon complaint being properly nunlo to them, will do their full duty in the prcm! ises. By order of the Hoard. i * JA>IES C. KLIGII, i Clerk II. c. C. A. C. April 11, 1883, 2t IK you want h nice hand sewed, low quarter i ed Shoe, rail on ] CUNNINGHAM <fc TEMI'LETON. ! I March 11.18-?, tr New Home Sewing Machine. ONE LICKr?priceS-V>. It is 17 per cent- j lower than same kind or class can be i ' Ijoiiiilit In town, at J. ]>. CHALMERS & CO. | March 11, 1SSJ5, tf j $3 For the Twin Spring t MI>1?nVl..n mwl iin nvfnllpnl nrtirln. flnlv I : 1 one llght'muttress necessary to make a comfortable noiseless bed. For sale at J. D. CHALMERS A CO. Mareli 11, lSSO, tf Looking Glass. 7)EST quality of goods. Looking Glass Plate ' *' to till frames.all sizes. Toilet Mirror nnd j Urrckets. What Not for corner and sides, at | J. 1). CHALMEUS A CO. , March 11, ISS-l, tf 1 "OldHickory" Wagons^ I'l'IlEbest in the world. Every farmer should j I have one of Iheiu. ! For sale by March 21, 1883. JOHN KNOX d-CO. I For Earjy Spring. J1 UST RECEIVED?u very handsome line of Ladles Neck Wear, Collerette. Hussings, Ijices, Embroideries. Everlasting Trimmings, ! Ac. It. M. 11ADDON & CO. j j Feb. 28,1*83. tf J I IT I 11A mil KTA f mil: ill in! STONO! STONO! STONO' Acid phosphates and guano. the tried and trusted friend of the Farmers. See high analysis nnd buy of HENJ. S. BARNWELL, Agent. Jan. 17,1852,2m 1 "Im* I ?MB? ? ****?* FOR SALE. "We liave 200 pounds of this Small Pica, which we would sell, or exchange for type of a smaller size. Price 3.0 cents. ; Application for Charter Lowndesville Academy. To .V. <r. Zri!/lrr, I.xq., Cirri; of Court of Common J't' ius and Ventral Nrnxion.i for Abbeville T~vKAIt Kill-Wo. (he undersignod do rely sportfully petition you to eranl us a charter of incorporation fur the I,o\vndosville Academy. iu unci by the name of tho Trustcosof tho Ijowudcsvlilo Academy," with the ritiht to acquire and hold real and personal ! estate. W. K. KKNNKDY, .1. J. KKNNKDV, TIIKOP. HA KKit, J. B. MOSKI.KV, J. H. I.KltoY. .1. I'. Vt)l*N<; .1. M. LATIMKIl, Trustees. ! April II, issn, It MRS. TAGGART BKfiK leave (o inform her old customers that she Is Still in the Dress Making Business, ! 'and hopes that they will all patronize her. I Cutting and fitting done at all times at the most rca-otmble rates. Satisfaction gunnm I teed. siic may be found at her residence In 1 Now Orleans. i April 1, ltftf, tf j Mill1 OK AND FROM [TUESDAY, APRIL 10, there will boon exhibition formic at SMITH' A SOX'S one of the handsomest and best selected assortments of MILLINERY GOODS ever brought to this market. They l'.nve determined to make prices as low as they can j consistently with keeping good goods. If you disire to have your wants in this line supplied to very best advantage be certain to examine their stock. W. Joel Smith & Son, April -J, 1883, tf | Bridge to Let. 'PIIE rebuilding of the bridge nt Pettlgrcw's' 1 on Mule Itlver, will be let. lo tlie lowest! responsible bidder at I he bridge on Tuesday, I April 21th, 1?8-1. al 11 o'clock A. M. Specific.ilions furnished oil day of letting. Contractor I must be*prepared to complete Ins bond on the spot. J. R. BULLOCK, County Commissioner. April 4.18S3, St Bridge to Let. SEALED bids will be received until the 25th (if April instant, fur building a swinging arch bridge across Little River,at Martin's Mill. The bidding will be closed after the nbovp date and the contract awarded lo the lowest responsible bidder, reserving the usual j right to reject any and all bids. The cont rae-' tor will be required to enter Into bond wlih at least two good stiretles conditioned for tlie due completion of thework within a specified time, l'luns and specifications tnny be had on application to tin" Clerk of the Hoard at Abbeville or the underslpneil at Due West and parties may also send their bids to either of us. w. T. COWAN, County Commissioner. April 1.1SS.3, .11 State of South Carolina,! Abbeville County. IX TIIE PROBATE COURT. j Ex parte I-. T. Shirley. Administrator and ; Petitioner. Petition for Sctllcment and Discharge. N OTICE Is hereby given that I.. T. Shirley,' administrator of ihe c*lat<' of CJeor/e Shirley, deceased, has applied to this Court j tor settlement and discharge. It is ordered. That Saturday. 1 lie .r>th day of! May next, he fixed for settling Ihe said estate, and granting the discharge as pinyeil for. I J. KUIXKU LYON. Judge Probate Court, April 3, ISSt, <t An Ordinance. mini to lnttecem rraciices.; i i Be it ordained dy the TOWN .; Council of Abbeville, this the six-; toenth day of March, 1RS:1. That if any person or persons shall within tho town i be guilty of any indecent practice of j whatsoever kind, violative of the common propriety of life, or any such act being a breach of common decency, lie or she may be fined not less than five nor more than twenty dollars. lie it further ordained, That any person j within the incorporate limits of Abbo-j villo, keeping a disorderly house, where i desolate and debauched persons assemble| together, or gain their maintenance by! prostitution, all inmates of such houses or any persons frequenting such houses, | shall be liable to a fine of five dollars and j not exceeding twenty dollars, or be im- j prisonoil .'it the discretion of tiie Council. J3o it further ordained, That a single room shall be regarded as a house, any person frequenting said rooin shall be fined five dollars and not exceeding twenty dollars or be imprisoned at the discretion of the Council. Done and ratified in Council March 10th, 1?S3. E. G. GRAYDON, Intendant. A. \Y. Jonks, [L.S.] Secretary. April 4, 1S83, 4t Tl\ Iflll! <? I T J JLN AU'UKUAiNCli V\ I I 11 llll'. to raise supplies for tho fiscal year commencing November 1st. 1HS2, approved December 23d, 1S82, notice is hereby given that the Treasurer's ofTiceof Abbeville County, will be open for the collection of taxes TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1883, and will remain open until June 1st. Tho rate per centum of taxes is as follows : State purposes 4] mills. County current 3 ' j Deficiencies 1-10 " Schools 2 " Total 9.S5 mills. Poll Tax SI. "The taxes shall ho collected in t.vo in-' stallments, viz: The first installment shall bo due and payable from the first' day of May to the first day of June, 1SS3,1 and the second installment shall bo due and payable from the first day of Septem- j ber to tho twentieth day of October, j 1883." Tax-payers can pay all in May if tiny desire to do so. Taxes are payable in the following' kind of funds and no other: Gold and silver coin, United States Currency, National Hank Notes, and Coupons which shall become payable during the year 1883, on tho valid Consolidated Bonds of| this State, known as "Brown Bonds," j and me iiuiki.i 01 1111.1 omiu Deficiency Bonds, also Jury Certificates and the per diem of State witnesses in: the Circuit Courts will be received for County Taxes, not including School Taxes. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, April 4, 1883, tf - PETITIONS FOR ROADS. IS OTICE Is hereby Riven to nil whom It may concern that petitions are pending beforu the Board of County Commissioners for' tlio Jnllowing roads, to wit: "Road leading | from Razor's bridge oil Saluda River to intersect. with roads leailins to Abbeville C. II,, Ilodppx and Donaldsvllle, a distance of twol inilcF," petitioners (J. H. Riley, D. V. Sharp etal. "Koad leading from the fieorge CI InkReal es place by Ed Cox's, X. E. Johnston's etc to intersect Fair's bridge road at or near Utn/ j Kay's," petitioners O. A. D-iuglass, X. K. Johnston, el al. "To reopen road leading from For It Ferry to Abbeville C. II., through <?. P. O'Xeull'8 and 1). \V. Aiken's places to j the pub lie road at II. F. Fuller's," petitioners I <1. P. O'Xenll, J. 8. Boyd, J. I). Foosbe, et al. I Road "beginning half mile east of Dr. W. Jj Miilford's Lower Mills, through P.Ferguson's ; Robert. Stuekey's, \V. X. Hall's, ete., and runir.ing Into the Tucker bridge rond at H. II. ! Hull's," petitioners J. C. Milford, \\\ X. IInllt I Robert fStuekey, et al. Road "beginning near i Martin's Mill and running In an easterly dl.l rection through lands of J. Townes Robert-1 j son, J. 11. Clamp, T. L. lladdon, Robert CllnkI scales, Asa Howie, H. IT. Eakin, etc., via Gllgal I Church, througe lands of .J. M. Cochran, etc., terminating at the road leading from Due , West to Hodges, via Cochran's Mill," petition- j ! ers J. T. Robertson, J. X. Cochran, J. L. Mil| ler, et al. "A highway front Bradford Boyd's ; Mill via David Rampey's place, J. M. Major's ' place and Gabriel D. Buchanan's place, and | thence to Greenwood. S. C., by the regular ! road," petitioners G. P. O'Neal, L. D. Merrl! man, D. C. DuPre, C. B. Parks, et al. After ninety (90) days from this date the above petitions will be granted unless objections are tiled with the Clerk of the Hoard In the meantime. By order of the Board. JAMES C. KLUGII, Clerk B. C. C. April 1,1SS3, tf JALYON&HEALYS State & Monroe Sts.,Chicago?-Aa^^ft Will trod pr?r*ld to *ny addreu Ihtlt j BAND CATALOQUEt a for 1583, voo pujes ilO EnpaTlnpji SiT'-'jBB, of InitrumtnU, Suits, C?p?, fielu,^ ~MKb l'oropon?, EpauleU, Cup-Lsmpt, -dl?Sf\ Standi. Drum Major*i SlalTi. and /"rTrf llau. Sundry fUnd Outfilm KepsirinK II 11 Matirfoti, olio Includtt Initrnctlon and Ei- // ^-1H erclm for AmaUur Band*, and a CatalojBa^*"^^2jJy lit Cb?li;< ilaud Mulo, State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. Ex rnrlc Dlccy E. Simmons?Petition for Homestead. \\T IIEREAKj Mrs. Dicey E. Simmons, wife i\ of C. L. Simmons, deceased, Iihs made peiition to me to have set otr to her and her minor children, of the personal property of the said O. V. 1.. Simmons, deceased, the exemption allowed by law as homestead. Notice is hereby given of the intention of the Saul Mrs. Dicey E. Simmons to claim such exemption for hcrsell and minor chi' (Iron, and Monday thrS'lth day of April, 1883, is llxed for tiic appointment of appraisers. M. L. 150NHAM, JR., Master A. C. March 28,1883,51 '1T STANDS AT THE HEAD." ' The Star that Leads Them All." THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC. THAT it is tlie acknowledged leader in the trade Is a (act that cannot be disputed. MANY IMITATE IT! NONE EQUAL IT! The Largest Armed, The Lightest Running, The Most llcautliul "Wood Work, ?And is Warranted? To be made of the best material. To do any and all kinds of work, To be complete in every respect. KOll .SALE BY ?. M. HADBQN & CO. Abbeville, S. C. Agents wanted in unoccupied territory. Ad u i *. DOMESTIC S. M. CO., Richmond, Va. March 1'8, 1SS3, tf Dress Making. \\7 E have secured the services of Miss Kntc > V Col!u<l:iy, sv lady of lustc and experience, to take charge of our Dress Milking Department. 1'rlcc.s moderate and work Kiifirnntied. It. M. IIADDON & CO. March 21,1SS3, tf Columbia and Greenville Kailroail I'ASSKNCElt DEPARTMENT. CntXMRiA, S. C., March !2, IS&1. On imd after March 12. IsjvS, the Passenger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon thi.sltoad and Its branches. DAILY, KXCKIT SUNDAYS. no. ">2. re I'Assknoki:. Leave (lolumhhi A? H ''7 a m Leave Alston 1 02 p hi Leave Newherry 2 11 p in L'-ave NinHy-Six.... 8 S8 i> m Leave 1 lodges ! .r>?S p m I,eave Itelton li 22 p m Arrive at Greenville S i<5 p m no. -vi. 110W.N I'assknfit'lt. Leave Green ville at. 10 :-W a in l.cilvt. Ill 1,1)11... I. ll> II III Leave llodge-" 1 !1 pin Leave Ninety-Six 2 51) |> in Leave Newberry ^ :>:i j> m Leave Alstun 5 -12 p in Ait. :it Columbia i<' 7 0(1 j> in SI*AUTANl'UKti, UNION AM) COLUMIIIA HAILKOAI). NO. 52. VP I'ASSKNGKU. T.oavo Alston 1 lt> p m Leave Strut Iter 2 2S p in Leave Sbelton .1 .'id p in Leave Sunt lie 4 40 p m Leave Union ii 40 p in Leave Jonesvillc (i '!!> p m Ait. at Spartanburg 8 25 p in XI). *> '!. DOWN I'ASSENGKK. Leave Spartanburg U. & I), depot J-110 10 a in i Leave Spartanbuig S.U.&U.depot (?10 !i5 p in j Leave Imiesville 12 05 p in j Leave Union 1 10 p in Leave Santuc 2 02 p in Leave Shelton 3 22 p in Leave Strottier 4 Ifj p in Arrive at Alston 5 '! "> p in IILL'K ltlDUK l(AIMtOAI) ANU ANDKU.SON UKYNCJI. Leave Belton.. 0 21 p ni Leave Anderson 7 48 p in Leave Pendleton 1) 06 p in Leave Seneea O 10 2(i p in Arrive at Wallialla... 11 05 p in Leave Walimlla 7 15 a in Leave Seneea D 8 25 a m Leave Pendleton 9 :17 a in Leave Anderson 11 IH a m Arrive at Helton 12 0!) a ill l.Al'liKN.S KAIIJtOAl). Leave Helena 4 *>0 p m Arr.nt Laurens C. H K M) p m Leave Laurent C. II. 8 45 a 111 Arrive at Helena 12 27 p in ATtFlKVIf.liK ltKASril. Leave Hodges 5 00 p m Arrive at Abbeville.. G 12 p m Leave Abbeville 12 2:{ p m Arrive at Hodges 1 lio p m CONNKCTIONS. A. "VVitli South Carollnn Railroad from Charleston. With Wilmington, Col uinh'a and ' Augusta ItniIroiiil from Wilmington and all, points North thereof. With rharlotte, Coliitnbia and Augusta Hull road from Charlotte anil all points North thereof. 13. With Asheville and Spartanburg Kailroad for points in Western North Carolina. (1. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division IMchmond A ]>aiivillc Railroad from u 11J points South and West. I). With Atlanta and Charlotte Division itit'hmoud t<fc Danville Railroad from Atlanta! and beyond. 1"). With Allan!.', and Charlotte Division j Richmond and Danville Railroad from all points South and West. ]<'. With South Carolina Railroad for Charleston. With Wilmington, Columbia and .\uunsta itaiiroad K>r Wilmington sum uie North. With Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and thi* Norih. | (i. With Ashcville and Spartanburg llailroad from Hendersonvlllo. H. Willi Atlantannd Chariot In Division I Richmond and Danville Railroad from Char- j lotto and beyond Standard lime used Is Washington. wltich is llftci-n minutes faster than Columbia. I. W. FRY, SuperintendentM. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Passenger Act. Special Notice -T0nAVING purchased a larger stork than our store Ucapalilvof holding | ami in ord?>r to snniilv the wants of our; entire custom, w# have opened another' store in one of (.'nthran's new huilditiirs, 11 where fronds (if all kinds can lie found at, the lowest prices Strictly for Cash. , ! Resides the very immense stock al-j. ways found in our old stand, let *11 those ' in want of men's or bovs' CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, TRUNKS, DOMESTICS; Jewelry, J GROCERIES OR HARDWArJj ' I give us a call and be convinced that mon-:. ey can be saved by purchasing their Fall,{ and Winter supplies from us, for we have; bought our goods extremely low and expect to givo the public the benefit. Sat- . isfaction guaranteed to all. P. Rosenberg & Go. : October 4,18S2. im'mfm run-*- " T. M. KNOX & CO., TROY, S. C. nAVE opened a Rnr-Room In that place, where all kinds of Whisk las, Wines, and i Fancy Grocurk-s may he hud ut tho most reasonable prices. T. 31. KNOX A: CO. March 21. lS&?,lm * W W SPROUSE, j THOY, S. 0., \GENT for the sale of all kinds of Maddn cry, includlni; Acrirultural Implcmt-its, fane Mills, l'laning Machines, Cotton Gius, Threshers, Engines, Ac., Ac. It will be to the lnterestof purchasers to call on him, as he Is a practical machinist, and Is familiar with the workings of the machinery which he sells. He guarantees all machinery to be as represented. W. W. SPROUSE, Troy, S. C. March 21,l.cS3,3m T W OT/N1T (JP. W. Diurn, ABBEVILLE, S. C. J^EEPS on hand ti full assortment of IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL GASKETS, COFFINS, from the cheapest to the best. Hearse will attend funerals, wnen desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of Buildings. He Is agent for tho sale of Sash, Doors Blinds, Mouldings, Stair-railings, Floorings and everything pertaining to house building April 7. 1SS0. tf AGENTS v'/ANTED!! M g HQ ItfllfllB g? ? l?ac? Men o?Ja!:" * ;~* '* - ">' and commission, for DICTIONARY or Uni yen : uowledge. Just rut. Tli?- : (?: i .:>.! Compact Lit evary Avl:>i'Y":;u-:-.t .. . "rr. J:ru-i no competitors. ;VV JJ. ..m ' > > .. cm-is noticed. BcmJ h:a?;> .'or /til * ;</. r c. Address onr hour? .'(/ /v/*.v; i- :,-j. & Co. EX. :,OJr < A:i;inta, G*. 1 Wj ' I sssfe puaamraEiaai! ?ro?rsnt.tl?nKlM?'? ! INDIAN VEBMIFCGB to j s\jg^y^k destroy nml expel Worms < & from ?!>e human body, , 'tffe w where they exist, ?' 8e* L Mm tf oeeordiwsr to the dlreo\|} Hons. It is a sale and roi,llble remedy. for sale by ail druggists gsteyr and store keepers. David E, Foutr, frop, iff-m'fj. ?jl ijaltinore, md. tf1 O TT I1 23 3 Q HORSE A?JD CATTLE POWDERS No hriksr xvIII die of Coi.ir. Tlr>r<! or Lrso Fkvan, If I'omI/'b Powder* are t:?e>l I < time. 1 1'owlrn.u iilci.rcaiKt ;.rc' -i:l Hug Cholera. i I'ovrtcnt will pivvcnt (JaI'Ks iy fowl4 Foe!/'* rii>v<!ors will Incroii P tin: qi'nntlty of milk end crciim twenty p?r ccnt., ami make tho butter firm OE'l t'Wffrt. I'O'.ii/.N FowVrR will ettrc or prevent almost kysbt uiWA: r m iviijph Horace r.n'l < nttleare subject. Jonz's ro'.vi?i i:s wi:.l civ* riATibrACixoif. EoM cvcrv where. L AViD r. rOUTZ, Propriotor, BALTIMORE, MD. ( JJaVE on hand almost every variety of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, frhich they ofler to their customers on tho ' most advantageous terms. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY., With the best of workmen In every branch of | our business and an ibundant supply of I lumber, and other materials, we are prepared | to do all kinds of repairing in the very best! , manner, at the shortest notice, and on the I most accommodating terms. All work fully . warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Abbevll ~e, Feb. 22, 183 'Jj NEW GOODS a m i J*.? -AND ICQ PIECES of nil the latest style print* |j CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. S Cf\ PIECES Bleached Muslin, at lowest OU prices, at a? CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. Cf A LARGE assortment of Jeans and Cassl- 9 mures at i CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. BOOTS, Shoes and Hats in Innumerable styles nnd prices, nt CUNNINGHAM it TEMPI.EH IN S. TRUNKS. Trunks. Trunks.Trunks,at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPI.ETON'S, j , F> EADY-MAPE CLOTHING, nil the latest j 1 ClltS, M t CUNNINGHA M &. TEMPULTO.VH. ! EVERYTHING in the grocery lin*?Stifpir, Coll'ee, Tc:i, Itiee, Molasses, Tofc-icco, Cheese and all shelf poods, al CUNNIN* ill AM it TEMPLETON*. TRY our H pound to the dollar OfT'ee. Toll will find It excellent. CUNNINGHAM & TkMPLKTON S. ROIL finkinc Powders, the purest inad?. at ? CUNNI XGIIA M A TEM PI.tToN S. V TUK best Shirts and Collars \?e hate ever kci*. compute In all i arts. at * CUNNINCH AM A TEMl'LETON'S. i J DRESS GOnps III varied styles sit CUNNINGHAM A TE.MPI.fcTON'fl. i Kept. 13,1SS2, tl' i TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. _ Estate of N. A. Caldwell, S Deceased. A LI/ persons Indebted to the estate of Mrs. T N. A. CALDWELL, lute of Abbeville, | .'outtly, ileee.iM-il.nre hereby not I (led to make' lu inmeiliiite payment, nml nil who have claims; M gainst said Estate must present them by or! w jelorc the 2-Sth April proximo. r.< M. O. ZEIGLER, 1R Administrator. pi March 28, ISM, ">t at Gloves, Gloves. HOSIERY, HOSIERY. "We have Riven special nltentlon to Gloves and Hosiery. -'?n show n variety of Htyles In this line that ms never been cshowrt In this market. ,Ir R. M. II AD DON & CO. _ March 21,1880, tf Still the "Rage." . LADIES and Misses Black Hose. A splen- C did assortment at V' R. M. HADDON & CO. dr Mftrcb 21,1883, If 0 nilSGlI HAVE RECEIVED THEIR LARGE AND sitting in part of Calicoes, Homespuns, Muslins, Lawns, Cambricks, Swiss Muslin, Piques, GIVE THEM A3 March 14,1S83, tf Hii THOMAS III TNVITES HIS FRIENDS TO CALL ON II] jXTexv Ba on Washington Street, where they can And a PURE L including everything kept in n flrst-dnss Salt CO AND CIGARS, including the most populf You will find TOM and his clerk MR. JOH At tie Palmetto Jan. 24,1833, 3m I lilil'U M TO MAICE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS CLOTHING.to correspond with tlio low p it very low figures. Jnspectlou solicited. it winni m ill 11 11111*1411'11 i'ou will find n fine line of GENTS' SHOES, n jest styles and at rock bottom figures. It will *wc raken in exchange for goods at was Jan, 17.1883, If ash chmles SOLUBLE GUANO, highly ammonlntcil; DISSOLVED BONE, highest gr.ulo ACID PHOSPHATE. for cor ASH ELEMENT, nia GENUINE LK the Mi GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, tirodui S5.M ALiIj (i It A X.N Hl'M Il" n;; rorrox and coi G1101 Special Formula* made to order. Special inducements for cash orders. For tortus. Illustrated Almanacs and cards Pec. 20, 1X82, Gin PACIFIC i OFFER 130LUBL PACIFIC GUANO. IMIESF, guanos are of the highest grade and mon.v of all our customers for the past 15.i .'isewiitTC win hiiUMHiuiHie, ror icrnis n|>piy E. H. FROST & c Dec. 13,1382, 3m HART AND HARDWARE ! SOLE AGI j A DOW PCLVERIZINO DISC HARROW. 7 FULVDRIZINU HARROW. LANE H'A WIRE, BUFFALO S AGEN'J Genuine Farmer's Fri FOIl HEEL BULLTONODES. SCOOTERS, TW1S FULL LINE OF CARPENTERS, MACHI TOOLS, II CBS, SPOKEJ STATE AG KEMP'S MANURE KD (( SHOWS SI'UEADER WHILE Dili J HAftT & ' B. I. BBACl ?FOR THE Sash, Doors, Blinds, H >ers, Builders' Hardwa >laster PariSj Shingles. I Water's Wood-Worki: AtobeVL Mnrc!) 7,1S8H, 2m ATE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! T A VTV/I if(<lw1Mnn.? .>11 I I placed our business on a strict lv oasii J Isls, THEREBY SAVING AtJIlNTs'(OMISSION'S ANI) LOSSES I'.Y DAD DEI ITS, e are enabled to soil our well known fertillfs, \\z: Wilcox, GHibes & Co's Mnnlputed (5unno, Wilcox. (ilbbes Co's Superlosnbate direct to fnrnierd and merchants VliltY I,()W I'UICES l>y tlie? simile ton, , ir load, or large qiuotlty for the cash. WILCOX, C.IIJBKS & Ctt.. Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Ga. in. 17,1S83, * To Arrive. i HANDSOME line of l'lald (JliiRhams, k Shansbys & Everrctt Suiting from 10 to cents per vard. Splendid poods for bouse esses, K. M. HADDON & CO. Feb. 28, lS80.tr Aii h +?i?-i ir .1 ri win k llPllTf ? V A HIED STOCK OF SPRI>'U GOODS, CON Eats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Clothing, Table Linen, Huckaback, J EARLY CALL. ill! cGETTIGAN [M IN HIS ,r* Room, good assortment of IQUORS, ton. Heolsohnsa fine assortment of TOBACir brands GIVE HIM A CALL. N SCALLY uccoiumodutiDg lo all. Saloon, Washington Street. 1K HUM! WE HAVE MARKED DOWN PRICES ON rice of COTTON, and aie offering choice goo-is WARDLAW & EHWAEDS. i k EDWARDS' nade to order, especially for this market, ot the , pay you to examine these goods before buying. >OIi IDLAW & EDWAEBS. L.BY Al TON, S. C. npruline: Jooi bloats. for Cotton, Grain im'l Tons; uPOLDSHALL KAINIT. impound direct from nes in Germany, and warranted pure; it of tiie Due Atomizer; IN COMPOUND; JND DltlED FI.'-.II AND BLOOD; GKOUND P.AW BONK; N. S. LAND PLANTER; COriON SEED MEAL. ad'.lrei?s the Co. 3E3 ' lift mum re nu i ujir i.il Oil SALE PACIFIC ACID FEOSPEATE., j t ?i i.' .>? l _ are kept so without retrnrd to cost, ns the testl ears In this state. U eon: hi. North Carolina and to the agents In the various towns or to 10., Agents, Charleston S. C. COMPANY, MERCHANTS. CNTS FOR HOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW, THOMAS .KI{0\V\ AMERICAN BARBED FENCE TANDARD SCALES. L'S FOli end and Avery Plows. sale * TERS, SHOVELS. NIST. COOPERS AND BLACKSMITH S, KIMS, REFINED AND SWEDES IRON. entsfor 31TCR 5IID SIPIillE. 1 .LIXU. IT ALSO BROADCASTS. CO., Charleston, S. C. 1AM, Agent, j SALE OF? i \ ough and Dressed Lum- < re, Lime, Cement, Laths j. Also, Agent Goodell} nor Wafchinprv I1 "J J | Lie. S. O. J L clark7 ' FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAFT; I HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE MY j I wholeattention Li> my Shop. ] shall give, it GOOD ATTENTION. If any person wisb- . es to havi- his ; J WATCHES REPAIRED i Bring thorn In. I have all the tools unci ma! terials to do it lip in tlie best of .style and at the lowest rates possible. If you want .vout eloelc repaired bring it i;i aud it will be done ] right. If you want your [J JEWELRY MENDED Hringlton. D'you want your M SEWING MACHINE MENDED I J This Is the place to pet It done in the best 01 r order. You can have any piece made new. or, the old one repaired. Ifyouwantyourgun or; . pistol repaired this Is the place to have It: done. All these articles will be repaired In the best of order at the Lowest Prices, (live nte a trial and satisfy yourselves? TERMS CASII. j JOHN L CLARE' lJ READ THE Foil owing Certificate jfl AND eonnnlt y nrown tnfcrrstsby buying the beat goods: AUBKVXLI.R, S. C.. February 1883. * Mettrt. warclluw <! ICdwardt? Tb* Mhldletou lllgh Graile Fertillzw, . thought of you InK year. gave great Kutl*fa<Hon to mound ls> my neighbors Jt 1* wlmt * lis name Indicate*, a "Iilgh Grado" artlcle.' jj^^B Indeed I regard It the best I ever u*?1. An- V V^H lions speak louder than word#. Our clab v<,^H shown Its fa I Ui by requentlng you to order M us nt once one ear loud or the .Middlcton High lirade and wc may want more.J. E. ULDRICK. I concur In the abovo ^ . ".?? D. E. .NEWELL . ^ ? ^ *" oq I Hi r?i ? " B| ^JO f :|| ^ g | co i ?al o f; ila FH ? v 1 ffi I1 I Sept. 27,1882, Cm SPEAKE & BRO. i -AGENTS FOU THE FAMOUS- '* >jg&8 Eclipse Traction and Port^"l)|B table Engines! THE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE 8EPARA>* djjl TOK, SAW MILLS. COTTON GINS. Also, THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRYER. Par-.?HH tics wlshlDg the ubove, address .jaBffW SPEAKE & ?R0.. || Kinard's'T. 0., Sriji ' .MSW Mr. JOHN KNOX Uonr only agont to tell ' the Ecllpsc Engines and Separator# and ' j^E American Fruit Driers In A bbevllo County. SPEAKE & BRO. - * March 20,1882,12m ? A. M. HILL I & SONS, I DEALERS 1 GROCERIES, 1| -AND- j PROVISIONS,? CEACKEES, HAM, j TEAS, FISH, SOAP, i*p|| SYKUr, SUGAR, . - t&M STARCH, SPICES, -r*M FINE TOBACCO, * -|| CIGARS, WINES, >| I LIQUORS, &c. Abbeville, S.C. i Doc. 15, ISSO, tf. AS PREDICTED! | L. H. EUSSEL'S % KEW BRICK STORE ; :.-M IS Building up a profitable trade. Mr. 1 Russet's loug experience iu tlio A LIQUOR TRADE *, | Enables him to distinguish the GRFAT H DIFFERENCE between good and tnerior articles. | lie always buys direct from the Manu acturies, thereby saving the profit that , ,,J joes to the middle man, this.he gr??s to? ^ hJ lis customers. Farmers will find this a good ptiace to M auy fine tot mm m ihmy A J I I U UA JliMMM VVAkAl rr Direct from the Monnrajiv* of North Jarolina and as l'l'RE as I tie WATER 3 hat descend frcm the Bins Ridge. HE IS ALSO FITTING VP A SPLENDID I Billiard ai Fool Parlor. .. is Rememljor the NEW STORE next [oor to the Court Iloiiss. April 26, 18?2, , j* ?CID! ACID!! I ... . . ig UANO! GUANO! fo? <snJo. .3 k T QUARLES & CX). l-'cb. 2*. 1S-S3. tf m mmm ciuim sm - jniii/iiuiii u ujuijumi uiiiiii, 4 , .zq L*AIM-V ROSE IItrSH POTATOES, PEER[ i Jo>s Irish I otutoes and Onion Setts, for ? ..... .. QUAULES.& CO. Feb. 2S. 1NS3, tf ?- i Just Received. A FULL line of Staple Staple and Fancy J1 ;X. 13uttons, Trinimli.iin, A-r. I H. M. II.VDDON <t CO. I r<:l). 2$, 11' I