The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 18, 1883, Image 3
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The Press and Banner,
AHUfclVILLE, S. C. |
Wednesday, April 18, 1883. j
Now Hjtel in Abbeville.
^ Mr. Thos. C. Seal has sold a half inter-;
o>t in the Alston corner lot to Mr. M. A. j
* C.won of llodgo*. The Alston house is
to ho rolled hack, and a new thrce-storv
brick hotel, with stores he low, is to lie
put lip, at :? cost of 310,000 ?>r $12,000.
This will add much to the town, and our
people will lie glad to welcome Mr. Cation's
money and enterprise which, together
with that ?>f Mr Seal's, will give
us a permanent improvement.
?
Ti?o Literary (Tub.
The Ahhevillc Literary Club will not
meet on Friday. The regular meeting ,
will take nluce at Major A. 1$. Wardlaw's, \,
inst., when \\. 11. riii Kcr, i-.-ij , ?m|
read an essay on "TIio Romantic Features [
of American History." I
Appkkciatino the fact that Abbeville i J
h:is no tailor, we have endeavored to sup- j
j?ly this felt want, l?y bringing on this (
spring a larger and handsomer line of j
ready-made clothing than usual. Our (
stock is unsurpassed, and we behove unequaled
by any in the market. Our ,
stock embraces hoys, youths, and gents (
business and dress suits ranging in <
price from ? "> to The house from (
whom we buy has been studying the |
Southern trade for twenty years, and the ,
lit of these garments is unsurpassed. He j (
sure to examine our stock. \V. Joel j
Smith it Son.
In l&W the winter was projected far in-: |
to summer months, causing disastrous I <
crop failures. Breadstuff*, tor the first!*
time in our history, were imported from j i
Europe. The financial panic of 1837 fol-n
lowed the general paralysis. No such ra-j1
1.unity is anticipated tins season or in thej*
future because of the enormous expan- jt
sion of the country since 1837, but our|
people will be sale from harm if they .'
olant plenty of corn in their bottom j r
lands. <i
Kkkp Co.-*i-.?Washington Street takes
the lead. Thomas McOettigan has re- "
eeived the first ice this season, for tnak- j1
ing cool temperate drinks tVc. The vim, 1
energy and industry displayed by himi1
in successfully furnishing his patrons j
who hail from all p:irls, with pure goods, ja
is winning for him an immense trade ut J1
the Palmetto Saloon.
i V
One of the largest and most complete! '
stocks of fancy and domestic dry Roods,
| notions, an endless variety, house fur-}
I nishiu^ goods, china, crockery, earthen- i
ware, groceries Ac. In fact nearly ever-! -j
vthing the consumer may want can be!
bad at Smith it Son.
Mr. E. Uoche, has so far recovered j
from his recent injuries, that he was expected
to be able to move home last Mon- I
day. lie received his injuries by a rutin-!
way horse, while visiting friends in thej
neighborhood of Lowndesville.
For tub Ladies.?A full line of dross
poods, cashmeres, silk warp, henrietta r,
cloth, tamese, embroidered dress pat- j J
terns, Persian, India and Victoria lawns,! w
dotted swiss with handsoino trimmings j'*
to mutch, Ac. Smith A Son. ?
Mr. J. E. Hunter, photographer isi"
having the shed room in t!io Alston House j
prepared as a photograph gallery. In ?|e
few days he will be in readiness to doi ft
choice work Jof any kind in his lino of, ri
business.
For Gentlemen.?Our stock of ready- nl
marie clothing, hats, both straw and felt, <>
hand-sewed shoes, socks, collars, cravats, f'
gloves Ac., arc uucqualed. Examine it.
Smith A Son. li
J.vcon Oray", a colored man living in:15
the employ of NVm. F. MK'nrd. and
Thomas W. McCord, died yesterday j ^
morning, of consumption,
m v Mrs. Mary Norwood, returned fromi^'
n visit to relatives in Texas, on last Sat- j
tirday. and is stopping with her nephew,! p
Judge Lyon.
Wooii! Wool!?10,000 lbs., wool want- t|
< ed by Quarlcs A Co. They pay the high-j
est market prices for same. T
Dr.h. Wilson and Thomson are off for ?
?;i ... ?!"* ?..?%ii.?l muittinip nfim
Alltcil, m Jim-nu mo 11.i....... ...w.wr,
the State Dental Association. ju
Messrs. T. P. Cothras and Thos. C.
Pcrrin started to Charleston last Monday j u
to attend tho Floral Fair. j
i Qitarlks it Co., have received their ?,
spring stock of goods, which they offer {n
low for eash. jK<
BasA balls, hats, ororpict, toy wagons, j,
velocipedes ite., at Smith & Son. j tl
The cheapest stock of shoes in town, ^
can he found at Quarles it Co. I b
The Itev. Jas. F. Gibert, of Lebanon, tl
i* seriously ill of pneumonia. L
If you want ?ood svrnp at oo cts., per, n
gallon, go to Qnarles it Co. I ?
Mr. Tiros. C. Seal is in Charleston, j j,
Summer is near and gentlemen must'|J
look to their comfort. N'o one with a ,'
proper appreciation of his well being will11|
neglect to supply himself with a straw i v
hat. A lieautii'ul assortment of white!"
and colored straw hats are now ready for ^ "
sale at tho store of White Brothers. j j,
White Brothers would call tho at-' v
tent ion of the public to the finest stock of *'
spring and summer goods they have ever 11'
offered.
White Brothers assortment of white I
and printed lawns cannot be excelled, j
They are verj' pretty and very cheap. j
If you want Hamburg embroidery,;^
Irish prints, Swiss trimmings and laces | J
in endless variety, go and see them at the
store of White Brothers. j j)
White Brothers offer a very desira-1.
I bio line of ladies neck wear.
Fon home and school dresses,
hams are all the rage. A splendik stock j
of them can be seen at White Brothers. I
I (J
1 Extra fine and extra wide linen table;
damasks, solid cardinal turkey red da-j
f~ ?- masks, linen napkins and doylies, towels: |
) of every size and kind. All to be had at]
> White Brothers. t'
Corsets! Corsets ! Dr. Warner's Cora- In
lino. <1, Dr. Warner's Stella 7."? cents, Dr. [ C
Warner's Brighton 00 cents, at Wardiaw )c
& Edwards. i
Lawns?Bishop Victoria. India and . *
Persian lawn* from 10 to 40 cents a yard ! c
at Wardiaw & Edwards. JI
A large assortment of towels, rans-jt
ins? in price fr?:? 10 tu 40 cents, at Ward - |
law A Edwards.
Fink Shoes.?Soller's button kid,'
opeia toe for ladies and misses wear, also:
ladies and mioses Newport ties and san- e
dais, at Wardiaw <fc Edwards. |3
Gent's tine shoes?a full line of Burt A!1
topv* Packard's tine shoes expected on every j1
train, at Ward law it Edwards. ; ?
Spring Suits.?We have them for men,!
boys and for children in varied styles '
and prices, at Wardiaw A Edwards.
Calico.?A beautiful lino of Spring *
prints at oj cents a yam, ai \> aruiaw oc
Edwards. " i1
Hamburg edgings and insertions in ir
beautiful styles, at Ward law <fc Edwards.:
Swiss ednings in exquisite patterns, 'J
and of best material, in 10 cents packages !1
at Wardlaw & Edwards. j H
Gents nobby sack suits in all shades ;r
and at all prices, at Wardlaw <fc Edwards. |1
Trunks of all styles and prices, both "
lor gentlemen's and lady's use, at Ward- j *
law & Edwards.
The Invention of the Aoe.?The'
{latent back shirt tor boy's wear at Ward- 1
aw <fc Edwards is the best. Price 85 a
cents. 11
The perfect fitting, patent back, re-en-;1
forced bosom shirt is warranted not to v
rip down the back, Price81, at Wardlaw j
<fc Edwards. I,
tf Every lady who contemplates buying <
B a sewing machine should look at the't
.. "Domestic,'' for sale bv K. M. lladdon
r
Four eases millinery goods received ;,
this week at 11. M. Haddon ?fc Co.
A beautiful line Langtry collaretts, s
new shades ribbons. New port sashes, Ac.,; <
i just received at II. M. Haddon it Co. i
[ A handsome line real roll plated jew-i,
! elrv, just received at It. M. Haddon it'"
I c?: j(
1 We have just received over 50 peiccs j,
I lawn edgings in beautiful patterns with (
| insertings to (natch, at R. M. Haddon it,
rCo. ;
Taconico -corset, best in the world, at |
$1.00, Little Beauty corset, best in the
world, at 50 cents, Bridal corset, Doctor)
Warner's Nursing corset, all to be found '
at Smith & Son.
Ax elegant line of bonnets, hats, flowers,
prints, pon pons. Ac., Smith A Son. j
If you want nice homemade harness, j
go to J. C. Newman's shop in Knox's j
building, at Abbeville. tf i1
Seige silks and satius in all colors at |
Smith A Son. jj
Real hair switches at Smith A Son. |1
Quarles A Co., have on hand a ni?*e
line of snmmtr goods, consisting in parti
of cassimeres, jeans, cottonades, calicos,)!
muslins, piquies, Ac. ||
Mr. Hill, the photographer, will not I,
remain in Abbeville longer than the 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 2 gallon to 5
gallon ; also a largo stock of jugs and
jars.
I
Just received a lot of the celebrated j
"Star Guano," chcaper than ever at
Quarles Jfc Co.
Go to Quarles <t Co.. and pet a irood- ,
buggy umbrella which will be sold cheap
. for cash.
V Quarlbs A Co., have just received a ;
* nice lot of gents low quartered shoes. |
If yon want aeood well chain that will
last forever go to Qnarles <fe Co.
Go to Quarles it Co., and try his "Bon
B Gravelly" tol>acco.
E The best tobacco in town can be found
B at Quarles & Co.
If von want a nffce straw or felt hat go
B to Quarles A Co.
on tilt; evening ?t Fri<lav March -7tli (
I
Important.
The members of the committco nppoiiitcJ
by the different denominational
to devise ways and means to enlarge and
build li'iice around Long Cane eemetary, l
will please take notice that a meeting of
sai?i committee, is called Is?r Monday,]
April 2:5. Meeting to l?e held at otllce of
Mr. W. C. linnet. at 10 o'el.ick, a. m. li
i* important f<?r cverv mem Iter to he present.
J. Allkn Smith,
Secretary.
Venlerj I*otv.
Rev. Mr. Knxhton preached an oxcellent
sermon at Aslmry last Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Cob S: Lomax have started
their saw-mill, and are now ready to furnidi
the public with plank at reasonable
prices.
Mr. John R. Kay, of Honea Path, was
ting iM'ends ana' reiUiVvev nr .Miis
iicighbood last week.
Mr. Denj. F. Ilouchillon, of Marion
County Florida, is visiting friends and!
relatives near Vcrdery. lie speaks in :
the highest terms of tho "Laud of:
flowers."
The Messrs. Anderson went hunting
igain 7lh inst., but owing to the inclem-1
ncy of the weather, only killed twenty- j
:wo sqniriels, and caughtone lox.
On the l<?th inst., a colorod child bo:wecn
fiveand sis yearsol aire in atteinptng
to walk a log across Curltail Creek ae- ,
. identlv fell in and was drowned.
A i)tmiher of the young folks of Verlery
mot at Mrs. Lipscomb's last Matur- i
lav, and proceeded to Heaverdain
.'reek where they spent the remainder of! J
lie day in catching minnows. Wo be- |
ievo, however, that fishing for minnows' i
was not the only kind of tishing that was
lone, as one young man seems to have
ost his heart. I
The singing class mot promptly at half
last two o'clock last Sunday afternoon. 5
inite a large crowd was present. The
iinginu; was tinnttsually good, yet there
s plenty of room for improvement, and
yo hope the class will continue to meet
ejrnlarly at half past ten o'clock on tirst!'
Sunday*, and at half past two o'clock on I "
hird Sundays.
Mario Anderson, daughter of Mr. I?
Andrew Anderson, has quitea tallent for i
nti sic. She is between five and six years
if aire and performs well on an accordeon.
!he has learned to [day sincft Christmas,
:nd learned without the assistance of a I
eaeher. We think slio ought by nil!
ueansto bo placed under the charge of a;<,
u tor. ' J i
A young man with very light mustache, J 5
sked the barber the other day if ho could |
(lack his mustache for him. The barber '
iiiiocently asked, "Uid you bring them
nth you ? use a u. j
A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. j
"he Charleston Presbytery Conclude '
That the Marriage of a Man With |
his Wife's Sister is not Forbidden !
I *'
in the Word of God, and the Con- j?i
stitution of the Church Should be j (
Changed. i?'
[.Veu'.t and fbltrivr.l j t|
Cor. i*M in a, April It.?A t tin? morulas met-' I
m <?f til- i hnrle-ton Presbytery to-ilay some j j,
aitlne business was disposal of anil Dr.
iicill's report was taken up. The report I
as elalioratc and able. It ooiiclucd as fol-| n
This m-itter Is brou'^lil up i>y the action of (*
iirown Southern Assembly 111 answer to an ''
vi'rtlire from Coneonl lresbvt-t.v. North '
aroilua. That overture was us fol.ows: "
The Concoid l're-'l?.vt?*ry overtures tin* (tonal
A*si*iiibly "t.? take >t"ps to have sirielciMi
inn our imok the prohibition of the murnine
ol a dcceasnl wife's sister and other ilorees
of alllnity, contained In the last senMice
of Chapter 2', Section-I of the Confeson
of Kmth. There are to o-.ir iniivls." the
vnriitro c-in Iniics. "ujniiy weighty reasons! v
tr this uc ion."
1. Ii iH practically almost a clo nl letter, 2.
A ureal many 'runnot be bronchi to he- |
eve thai tiiis connection is ?wn< from the .
lb*. '
3. It has been abolished by the United !'r?s- "
y(eiiai) Clinreh in .Scotland. and by the I'ro slant
Churches on the (.'on:ment of Etir<?|?e. f
4. Oilier denominations do not hold to the {
lie, or discipline, for the vlo.ution of it as tin [ J'
ll'ence. 1
5. None of the United Nt.itcs liuve such a "
roh:bilion on their it itnte books.
6. *1i-n of the hlR iest attunmcn'.K In the
nowledge of the ancient law and usages of
le Jews and of Talmud are against it. I
7. The Sepfcnigint translation of the Old |
esiament Is against it.
8. It Is impossible to lend men of common
nders'aiiiiini; to bi-lieve tiiat it is Incest in
ay degree corresponding to th? marriage of
man's own near kin.
In answer to this overture, the General As:r?bly
CiilU'd the special attention of l'resby,*ru*?
to the subject.
It is because of I his. that we as a Presby- J
?ry now are <-a leil to give our verdict on the
inject. In clo.-lntr, .Mr. Moderator,your comiit
tee, in view of the whole argument pre "I
;nte>l In this report?defective as may in* tlic ! *
tanner in whieii it is exhibited, and certain- ! n
. it is n->t us lull as it might have been?lb
link it c.eu: ;y demons:rated that there is no jd
i v in tin* Itib.o eoiidetuns such marriages. I u
hey. therefore, with due deterence to your'p
ett r judgment, reconimeiid the adoption of j c
lie following: j
lirxolvcd. That the Charleston Presbytery, 1
fter tii:iiure consideration. concluding that jo
lie ma'riajc of a man with his deceased IN
ife's sist-r is not In the Woidof GoU forbid* [a
en. give it as their judgment. In response to i
i the Aoiuf the General Assembly, submit-1
ing the matter to the dciberathm of the It'
'resliyterifH. that the law In question should jo
e era>ed from I he Constitution of the Church, i c
nulls, that we expunge from ourConstitulon
Hie last sentence of < hapter 21, Section !, |
h:ch is in ilie following words; "The ntan "
lay not m.iriy any ot liis wife's kindred '
carer in blood than lie mav of his own, uoriu
lie woman of her husband's Uiudiel tiea'erj0
i blood than of iicr own." There Is no pro-1 f
lsiou iu .he Constitution for a change of .
octrinal standards, and this will have flrstl'1
> be ma le. No discussion has been held on'J
lie subject yet. *
Mixture of Grasses.?Nature stig-: Jj
:ests in the natural and thick growth of ?
, variety <>f grasses and weeds together
hat a mixture t>f vegetation may yield I
. larger quantity of vegetable produce |
rout any given area than can be ob-i tiined
from the growth of one species aj
(me. Actual experiment has shown j
hat a mixture of grasses is usually
nore productive than the cultivation i"
f a single one. An acre of peas andj
ais grown logeiuer win yieni uiorej
lian half an acre of each grown singv.
A Held seeded to timothy and
'lover produces nearly twice as much
s either sown alone. A pasture sod]
:ompost of orchard grass, timothy, red 1,
lover and Kentucky blue grass is iuj
:ood grazing condition from early j.
pring till autumn, the decay of the;
arlier ripening species furnishing')
>Iant-food for the species next coming:'
o maturity.?Ch icayo Timed. f
m ~ t
Springfield. Republican'. The just; I
sow popular woid dude, meaning an)
mpty-heuded, languid-mannered' t
roungswell who hangs his hair, proves ; t
o he no foreign ini|)ortationl hut Mke' t
natty another expressive term, to he of j
jood New England pa rent aire. Tne.(
vord pronounced in two syllables hasja
icen used in the little town of Salem, c
H., for twenty years past, and it is'^
Iwinied was coined there. It it, coni-j
non there to speak of a dapper young,
nanas "a dude of a fellow," ofunani-!
nal as "a little dude," of a sweetheart:
is" my dude," and an aisthetic youth
if the Wilde type as a dude. But how!
he word attained so sudden and wide-:
pread a notoriety puzzles Salem. Its!
evivala<New York is credited to a
INgusted Englishman who remarked
liter a rich club, that the young men j
vereall 'dudes."
Wanted !?Every one to know tlmt *
iosenherg it Co., have received a lariie '
Hid well assorted lot ot Spring mid Sum- ' (
ner clothing, which will tie sold p<?si-j,
ively lower than can be purchased else-}
vhere. i1
The bpxt assortment of gents, Phila-'.
lelphia make, hand sewed, low imii shoes !1
an be Inund at Rosenberg & Co. Also
nachine sewed shoes of endless variety, |
md most reasonable prices.
Call on Rosen!>erg it Co., for your en- j
:i>e supply of Springand Summeritoods.:
fhey are offering groat inducements to
ill, and their stock is of the best and
cheapest.
Boy's ean find haso halls of every do- \
scription, at Rosenberg it Co., very cheap..
Wiiitk K rot hers have now in store
in elegant assortment of gents fine ready j
made clothing. They can fit almost any |
[>ne. Satisfaction guaranteed.
White Brothers, when buying goi.ds;
this spring, hid the boys of tho county
in special remembrance, and now offer aj
full lino of boys and youths ready made
clothing. They can tit boys ol'all sizes!
from four to eighteen years'of age.
IIeiser's hand made shoes for gentlemen
are 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.
Persons wishing to buy molasses or j
sugar by the barrel will find it to their i
interest to look at the stock of these I
irtides now offered by White Brothers, j
White Brothers have received their I
Sprinie sto-k of Zeiirler's ladies and chilli
reus shoe*. These goods are so well
known in this county they need no recommendation.
tf
Early Cane Seed
EARLY A mber Cone Seed for sale by |
J. D. Fooshe, Coronaca, Abbeville
Co., S. C. Sacked and delivered at Railroad,
81.50 per bushel, half bushel 81.00, [
peck 75 cent*, bv mail 25 ots., per pound. |
April 18, 1883,'2t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.!
TIIE creditors of B. K. BKAOHAM j
are hereby requested to present
their claims to the undersigned on or bo- j
fore the first day of May next, as at
that time a distribution of iiis assets will
be made according to the terms of the assignment.
BENJAMIN S. BARNWELL,
Assignee.
Whips.
IF you want a good Itldln?, BtiR^.V or Wagon
Whip, call tit 11.c Linciniinit Kepos-Jtory,
Til OS. CEGGS.
April il, 1S83, tf
Buggy Bridles.
IX every variety-- square blinds, or ronnil
l>llmis. With lilimlsor without blinds, with
plain cheek reins or over head eliecks, to be
hud at the Cincinnati Uepotiiinrv.
TIIOS. 15EGG.S.
April 11, ISX3.tr
IF you want souielhlnx that will bironir
your horse, <;o to the I'ineinnall Heposito
ry. and net one of those nice rounded bridle
and niai tinualcs. iiKo riding whips for both
ladies and gentlemen.
TIIOS. BEGGS.
April 11, 1SS.1, tf
Collars.
\ NICE lot ol extra larirennd heavy draft
{\ Collars, just recoiveu ana ior saio ni me i
CiiicOinatr
TISViS. .CUtJGS.
April 11, lSS.-5.lf I
A LOT (if over checks Tor hanx-?% - In iill< s i
/\ both Hal niul rounded. "??:j .-.uon ul '
Cincinnati Repository.
TIIOS. IlEGtSS.
April 11, IfiSt, tf j
Notice of Meeting of the I
Stockholders of the S. V. i
R. R. Co. 1
1M1E annual mooting of the Stockholders of fi
the Savannah Valley Railroad Company
ivill lie held at Lowndesville on Wednesday,
theiith of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For the purpose of eh-cMni: delegates to the
said Convention of Stockholders thoTitx-Puy- a
. rsof the Townships that have subscribed to
lie capital stock of the Company are request- n
ed to meet as follows: t(
Lowndesville Township, at Lowndesville, N
Mny Itii. '! p. in.
Magnolia Township, at Riley's School
llou-e, May 5th, :l p. m. t
Calhoun Township, at Mt. Cannel, May 5th, I
! p. m. 3
lly order of President. {
J. E. BRA/KALE. 1
Secretary. I
April 11, 1SS3, St
Fhe Ozier Long Staple Silk
Cotton Seed. 1
rHK finest and most profitable Upland Cot- I
ton now In cultivation. *
Took the Premium at all the Fairs n;
la.il Fall, ocer all other fine ie
Varieties.
;KKD PERFECTLY PURE, and from seed
iiirchascd from J. I). OZIER, of Corinth,
liss. C\
Try It and you will be pleased. Price, $2.00 jc
>er bushel. | ?><j
CUNNINGHAM <fc TEMPI-ETON. ''{
April li. lfctt, 2t
Sheriff's Sale. ^
eo. A. Trenholm <fc Son aualnst John M.
Lclth.?Execution.
jY virtue or an Execution toj o directed. In
j the above Ktut"?l case. I will sell to the ^
lighe^t bidder, at. public unction, within tin* I
I'jtal hours or sale, at Abbeville Court lIou*e, 6
ti Mondav. the seventh day ol May A I>. l?s;j. m
he following described property, to wit: All
hat tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and
eincon Long Cane and Gray's creek, in I lie
'ounty of Abbeville. South Carolina. and forncrly
known as the Williams Place, contain- 'I
"o I
:iGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ? '
ACRES, A|
nore or less, and bounded by lands of George , ,
ickles, Robert Dunn, Wnt. Dunn, and the
'oehran iiriek house lands and others. Lev- *
Ml on and to be sold as I he property of John
I. Lcith to satisfy the aforesaid Execution
nd eo?ts
TERMS CASH.
,r. F. C. DtTRE.
Sheriff Abbeville County. ?
April 9, 1SS.1, tr m
Master's Sale. J
i'. S. Kichnrdson against Sumter D. Day
t-t ill.? Uellef.
>Y virtue of an order to me directed. In the
' above stilted ease. I will sell to the hinliest , ,
Idder. at public auction, wlihln the lejfil ^
ours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on ....
[outlay, the seventh day of May A. 1). lf?t.
ic following described properly, to wit: AH Ai.
lat Iruet or parcel of land, whereupon Sunt- |"
r D. Day now resides, situate, l\ Ina. and be- .?
tgin the i'ounty of Abbeville,South Caro- j,.
uti, and containing l(>1
Forty-Four Acres, ft,'
ioro or Ie?s. and bounded by lands of Mrs. J. *!'!
I. Hill, by the Anderson Road, and the ??
t'att's Ferry Koad.
m. l. noxriA.M. .TH..
Master Abbeville County.
April II. 1S83.4t
Sheriff's Sale.
ennlnes, Smith & Co. Plalntlf!*, ngnlnst. WM- J Q
Hum II. Peake, Defendant.?Judgment and lj
Execution.
virtue of the Judgment nnd execution In
' the nb 'VC s'nicil ease, I will sclI lit public
net ion within the lean I hours of sale, lit Ahevillo
< 'oni t House, on Monday. th-' seventh
ay of May next, All the Hunt. title, estate,
nil eliiim. which tiie defendant Wlilinm II. l''enke
in his lifetime,h:id or owned.of. In or to
TVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO
ACRES,
f land, more or less, In Abbeville County, p
late of South Caroilua. on Savannah Itlver, si
djoining lands of J. C. Jennings and others. |OI
Also,
AM the right, title, estate ami claim, which
he said William H. I'eake in Ills lifi'time. had .\l;
r owned, ot, in or to, another panel of hind,
ontalnlng
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
nore or less, being the parcel or tract of land
Hotted to Julia F. Pealte for dower, and J
Kiundeil by lauds of John Harmon nnd nth* J
is. The two above described traeis being Jg
in reels of a trai-t of land levied in the life
line of the said Wlliluin H. I'eake, as his
iroperty. by virtue of the above mentioned
udKinent and execution, and described in
aid levy as FOURTEEN HUNDMED Acres,
more or less." "bound*! by lands of J. (J. T)
enninsrs," " Estate of Petftgrew." "Savannah r
liver" and others. Levied on and to be sold
s the property of ihe said William II. Fen he,
lect-ased, to satisfy the aforesaid Execution
:n<t cols.
TERMS CASH.
J. F. C. DuPRE. "I
OlH-llil :VUUU\IUU LUUlll^, ?
April 0, m\4t
WARNING I
rO LAND OWNERS ! :
si
111
Office County Commission bus,
Auhkvillk, S. C., April 11, 1883. w
Various complaints having d<
>eon mado at this oflhie of tho failure of tc
and owners to comply with the provis- p,
ons of tho "Drainage Law" lieretofofe nI
mblishcd, tho following additional sec- si
ion of said law is now published for the n<
jenofit of all conccrncd : pi
SECTION i.ISI. II Sllilll DO thO (JUtV Ol
ho County Commissioners of the Conn- rc
its herein named to see the provisions of p,
he above Sections complied with, and in fn
:aso of neglect or refusal on the part of tj
my land owner to comply with Its re- ti
luireineuts, tho said County Cotnmislioners
shall, upon complaint bring made k
o (hem by any hind owner or renter interisted
in the enforcement of the provisons
of said Section, notify such land
>wncr to proceed within fifteen days to a
rotuply therewith, and upon failure to do
so, tho said County Commissioners shall
ndict, or cause the srid land owner so
H'RlectinK or refusing, to be indictcd un- f
ler the provisions of said Sections."
It will bo remembered that, while Hard j
Lubor and Wilson Creeks are expressly
xcepted from the provisions of said law,
ributaries of those streams are not ex eptcd.
All persons will take notice once
or hii, inai mo county i.onmusHionors,
ipon complaint lieing properly mado to!
hem, will do their full duty in tlie prem- 1
ses. IJy order of the Board.
JAMES C. HUGH, u
I)
Clerk IJ. c. C. A. C.
K
April 11, 1883, 2t jv
Ili
IK you want a nice hand sewed, low quarter i
cil Shoo, enll on CUNNINOHAM
it TEMPLETON. *|
March 14.18Si, If J
New Home Sewing Machine. a
ONE LEFT?price SVi. It In IT per cent*
lower than same klnil or class can be!
bought In town, at 1<
J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
March II. ISM, tf
$3 For the Twin Spring
IMPROVED, and an excellent article. Only
one light mattress necessary to make a
comfortable noiseless bed. For sale at
J. 1). CHALMERS & CO.
March 11,1SS3, tf
Looking Glass.
T? EST quality of good*. Looking Glass Plate s
*-* to till frames.all sizes. Toilet Mirror and
Hrickets. What Nut for corner and sides, at s
J. 1). CHALMERS & CO. (]
March 14,1883, tf
a
"Old Hickory" Wasrons l
1
fl'HEbcst In the world. Every farmershould
1 Imve one of ihi-in.
For wile l>> a
March 21, 1SS5. JOHN KNOX A CO.
For Early Spring. I
JUST RECEIVED?a very handsome line of, ^
Ijidlcs Neck Wear, Collerette. Kusslngs, s
Ibices, Embroideries, Everlasting Triminings, ,
Ac. It. M. HADDON & CO. 1
Feb. 28,1883, tf t
TBTSlii
STONO! STONO! STONO!
A CID PHOSPHATES AND GUANO. The
f\ tried and trusted friend of the Farmers.
See nigh analysis and buy of
BEN J. S. .BARNWELL, Agent.
Jan. 17,1882,2m ,
; y
s S>
FOR SALE.
Wc have 200 pounds of thii
Small Pica, which we would sell
or exchange for type of a stnallci
size. Price 35 cents.
Application for Charter
Lowndesville Academy.
To M. (r. Zrir/lrr, L-vj.. C'erk of Court of Com
mnn Pteat and General Sessions /or AbbcvilL
O'untu :
DEAR Silt?Wo. (lie undersigned do re
spi-clfiilly petition j'ou to srant us i
narlerof incorporation for the Lowmlovllli
\cademy. In and by the name of tin* ' Triis
i'c? of the Lowndesville Academy," with tin
riuht to acquire and hold real and persona
. stale.
W. F. KENNEDY,
J. J. KENNEDY,
TIIEOP. HAICF.lt,
.1. !!. MOSKI.KY,
? J. B. I.KUOY,
.1. I". VOl'.siV.
.1. .M. LATJMEK.
J ruKt'jcs.
April 11, 1883, -It
VfRS. TAGGART
I?EOS leave to Inform her old customers
3 that she i.s
itill in the Dress Making
Business,
nd hopes that they will nil patronize her.
Cutting ami fitting done at nil tIiiich hi the
lost reasonable rate*. Satisfaction iruaran;ed.
She may be found ut her residence In
e\v Orleans.
April 4,18ty. If
wrm
ON AND FROM
'UESDAY, APRIL 10,
lere will he on evhlbltlon for pale at SMITH
SON'S one of the handsomest and best sected
n8Hortn.ei.tB of
MILLINERY GOODS
er brought to this market. They have derinlned
to m:tke prices us low as they ean
insistently with keeping good goods. If you
sire to have your wants In this line supled
to very best advantage be ccrtuln to exnine
their stock.
V. Joel Smith & Son,
April 4, 1KS3, tf
Bridge to Let.
>HE rebuilding of the bridge at Pettlerew's
on I.lttle Itlvcr, will be let to the lowest
sponsible bidder at. the bridge on Tuesday,
pril 21th, 1H8-S. at II o'clock A. M. Spec!flea
jiijs mrnimihi uii uu.v \ti iwi
ust be prepared to complete his bond on the
ot.
J. R. BULLOCK,
County Commissioner.
April I, 1SS.1, 3t _
Bridge to Let.
EALED bids will be received until the 25th i
?f April Instant, for building a swinging
cb bri'luc across Little itlver.nt Martin's
III. The bidding will be closed after the
nve date and the contract awarded In tlx*
west responsible bidder, rrsprvlnu the usual
flit to reject any and all bids. The eonlraer
will be required to enter into bond wllh at
ist two good sureties conditioned for the
le completion of thework within a specified
nc. Plans ond specifications may be had
application to the Clerk of the Hoard at
jbevlile or the undersigned at Due West
d parties, may also send their bids to either
w. T. COWAN,
County Commissioner.
(Vpril 4,18S3, .It
/i * .*"/ * 1
tatc (it South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
t parte L. T. SM'ley. Administrator and
Petitioner.
Fetitlon for Settlement and I)lf.eharge.
TOTJCK Is hereby uiven Ihnt I* T. Shirley,
f administrator of the estate of (ieorire!
ilrle.v,deceased, has applied to this Court!
r settlement end dlseharue.
It is ordered. That Saturday, the Itli dn.v of
ay next, lie fixed for settling the said estate'
id granting the discharge as prayed for.
J. Kt'LLKIt LYON,
Judge l'robatc Court.
April 3. lS&l. -It
in Ordinance.
rtaiii to Meceit Practices.
3e it ordained by the town
Council of Abbeville, this the sixenth
day of March, 1883. That if any
?rson or persons shall within the town
j guilty ?f any indecent practice of
hatsoever kind, violative of the conilon
propriety of life, or any such act beiK
a breach of common decency, ho or
10 may be fined not less than live nor
ore than twenty dollars.
Be it furtherordained, That any person
ilhin the incorporate limits of Abboille,
keeping a disorderly house, where
solate and debauched persons assemble
igether. or gain their maintenanco by
institution, all inmates of such houses
any persons frequenting such houses.
iall he llahJc to a line oi live dollars and
it exceeding twenty dollars, or bo imrisoncd
at the discretion of the Council.
Be it further ordained, That a single
>om shall be regarded as a house, any
jrson frequenting said room shall be
ncd five dollars and not exceeding twen'
dollars or bo imprisoned at tho discre011
of the Council.
Done and ratified in Council March
ith, 1883.
E. G. GRAYDON,
Intendant.
. W. Jonks, TL.S.l
Secretary.
April 4, 1883, 4t
m \DTim
ft jL * 1 *. 11 U ft I V ?J 0
Lnt accordance with the act
i raise supplies for the fiseal year comloncin^
November 1st. 1882, approved
ecember 23tl, 1K82, notice is hereby
iven that the Treasurer's office of Abbeille
County, will be open for the collecon
of taxes
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1883,
nd will remain open until June 1st.
The rato per centum of tuxes is as loldws
:
Stato purposes 4J mills.
County current J
Deficiencies 1-10 "
Schools 2 "
Total 9.85 mills.
Poll Tax >51.
"Tlio taxes shall ho collected in two intallments,
viz: Tho first installment
hall be due and payable from tho first
lay of May to the irst day of Juno, 1883,
nd the second installment shall be due
nd payable from the first day of Septemier
to tlio twentieth day of October,
883."
Tax-payers can pay all in May if they
lesire to do so.
Taxes aro payable in tho following
:ind of funds and no other: Gold and
ilvcr coin, United States Currency, Naional
Bank Notes, and Coupons which
ball become payable during tho year
883, on the valid Consolidated Bonds of
his State, known as "Brown Bonds,"
nd the Bonds of this Stato known as
)eficiency Bonds, also Jury Certificates
nd the per diem of State witnesses in
he Circuit Courts will be received fur
bounty Taxes, not including School
?axes.
J. W. PEERIN,
County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office,
April i, 1883, tf
'''''
JI . . - PETITIONS
FOR ROADS
*
I* | ^ OTrCK Is hereby tjlven to nil whom It mn;
eoneeru that pot 11 Ions are pending bti
fore the Board of County Commissioners fi>
tho following roads, to wit: "Rond leadin
: from Razor's bridge on Haluda Rlvfr to Inter
soi-t with roads lendlus: to Ahhevlllo C. II
Hodges unci Donaldsvllle, a distance of tw
mllcF," petitioners G, B. Riley, I). V. fihar
* ot nl. "'Road leading from the George Clink
seules place l?y Ed Cox's, N. E. Johnston's et<
" to int'-rsect Fair's bridge road at or near Km.
1 Kay's," petitioners G. A. P-Hiijlags, N. 1
Johnston, el al. "To reopen rond leadin
J from Fori; Ferrv to Abbeville C. H., tiirougl
(J. P. O'Neall's and D. \V. Alltcn's places I
the public road at II. F. Fuller's," petitioner
G. P. O'Xeall. J. S. Bovd. J. D. Fooshe. et a!
' Road "beginning half mile oust of I)r. W..]
' MlIIford's Lower Mills, through P.Ferguson'*
; Robert Stuckey**-, \Vx. >? .UuUJj. /Uc,,nnd run
uing Into the Tucker bridge rond ftl it. II,
Hfill's," petitioners J. C. Mllforil, W. N. Hull,
Robert Stuckey, et al. Road "be^llining near
Martin's Mill and running In an easterly di.
rectlon through lands of J. Townes Robertson.
J. R. Clamp, T. L. Iiaddon, Robert Clinkscales.
Asa Bowie, B. II. Eakin, etc., via Gllgal
Church, througo lands of J. M. Cochran, etc.,
terminating at the road leading rroin Due
West, to Hodges, via Ci>chran's Mill," petitioners
J. T. Robertson, J. N. Cochran, J. L. Miller,
etal. "A highway from Bradford Boyd's
Mill via David Rampey's place, J. M. Major's
place and Gabriel D. Buchanan's place, and
tiience to Greenwood. S. C.. by tho regular
road," petitioners G. P. O'Neal. L. D. Merrlinan,
D. C. DuPre, P. II. Parks, et al.
Afier ninety (00) days from this date the
above petitions will be granted unless objections
are filed with the Clerk of the Hoard in
the meantime.
By order of the Bo.ird.
JAMES C. KLUGII,
Clerk B. C. C. '
April 4,18S3, tf
J^Alyon&healyS
State & Monroe Sts.,Chlcago.^A?. .flu
WllWend prtpuM to any lAdrm* ihtlr
)S BAND CATALOGUE, f
/W for 1W3. '." X) pwo, ill) fcugTOvtiipl
MBaol loitrumtnU. RulU, Caps Jsm\
tiSBlNunpens, EptuItU, ftp*Lampt, r^|
/iMA Sundi* Drtim MijocS Sufk and
// Na'lUu, Sundry Hand OutbU, KepaWnj /# ll
?Uo ledum I as Unction and it- /f^Uf
iP^HIrclin f?>f Amateur Htmii, astl a Cslsiogue^w^^ljM
jf Cbnlca Baud >icuk?
State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Ex Turte Dicey E. Simmons?Petition for
Homestead.
WHEUEASj Mrs. Dicey E. Simmons, wife
of ('. ^. L. Simmons, deeeasrd, 1ms
miulo petition to me to have set nil' to lier and
Iter minor children, of the personal | rnpeity
of the said C. Y. ii. Simmons. deceased, the
exemption allowed by imv as homestead.
Notice is hereby given of tlie Intention of
the said Mrs. Dicey K. Simmons to elaim
Midi exemption for herselt and minor children.
and Monday the .Tilth day of April, 1883,
In fixed for the appointment of appraisers,
M. L. BONHAM, JR.,
Master A. C.
March 2fi, 1KS3,5t
in AT THE HEAD?'
'The Star that Leads Them All."
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
DOMESTIC.
THAT It i? the acknowledged leader In the
trade in a fact that cannot. be disputed.
MANY IMITATE IT! NONE EQUAL IT!
The Largest Armed,
Tlie Lightest Running,
The Mot Beautiful Wood Work,
?A-nd is Warranted?
To be made of the bent material.
To do any and all kinds of work,
To be complete In every respect.
FOR SALE BY
R. M. HADDON & CO.
Abbeville, S. C.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territory. Address
DOMESTIC S. M. CO.,
Richmond, Va.
March 28, ISS3, If
Dress Making.
\\7 E have secured the services of Miss Kate
11 Cotladay, n lady of tjiwe and expert
cncv, w? iiikc uiiiUKi: iii tiur 171 i--n .uiumiik i/epsirtmeit.
Prices moderate unci work guarai)tee.
I. II. M. HADDON & CO.
March 21,1KS3, tf
Columbia and (>reenvillo lltiilroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Co i.i'M hi a. S. (\, Mnreli 12, 1?83.
On mid nfler .March 12. li>S3. the Pucsonper
Trains will run as herewith Indicated upon
tliisltoad mid Its branches.
DAILY, LXCKPT SUNDAYS.
SO. 52. UP PASSENGER.
Leave Columbia A- II 47 nm
Leave Alston 1 p in
Leave Newberry 2 11 pin
Leave Nlin-ty-Slx.... 3 CA p in
Leave Hodges 4 .56 p in
Leave Helton (1 22 p in
Arrive at Greenville 8 05 p m
NO. 53. DOWN PASSENGER.
Leave Greenville at. 10 30 u in
Leave Helton 12 1U a in
Leave Hod pes 1 41 pm
Leave Nineiy-SIx 2 5'J p in
Leave Newberry 4 33 p in
Leave Alston 5 42 p m
Arr. at Columbia 1?' 7 00 p ni
SPARTAN PL* RG, UNION AND COI.UMHIA KAILROAD.
NO. 52. UP PASSENGER.
Leave Alston 1 Hi p m
Leave strother 2 2S p in
Leave She!ton 3 ;U) p m
Leave Santue 4 40 p m
Leave Union 5 40 p m
Leave Jones vllle G 39 p in
Arr. at Spartanburg 8 25 p m
NO. 5i. DOWN PASSF.NGKK.
LeaveSpartanburg K. A I). de|Ot HIO 11 a m
LeuveS; artanbuiK H.U.AC.depot (*10 2."> p m
Leave lonesvllle 12 0o j> in
I.eave Union 1 10 p ni
Leave Santuc 2 02 p m
Leave Klielton 1 3 22 p in
Leave Sirotlier 4 10 p ni
Arrive lit AlRton 5 35 p m
BLUK III DOE ItAILUOAD AND ANDEKSON
DKANCli.
Leave Ilelton 0 2(5 p m
Leave Anderson 7 48 p ni
Leave l'endleton 9 0# p in
Leave Seneca 0 10 20 p m
Arrive at Walhalln... 11 0-r> p in
Leave Walhnlla 7 1-5 a in
LeuveSeneca D 8 25 a m
Leave Pendleton 9 37 a in
I^eave Anderson 11 18 a in
Arrive at Helton, 12 09 a m
I-AUHKNS H AILROAI).
Leave Helena 4 SO p m
Arr. nt Laurens C. H 8 40 p m
Leave Ijuirens C,'. H. 8 45 a in
Arrive at Helena 12 27 p in
AII11KVI I.LK UKANCH.
Leave Hodden 5 00 p m
A nt AhkMllln ft IO t> n>
Leave Abbeville 12 21 p m
Arrive at Hodges 1 a> p m
CON N KCTIONS.
A- With South Carolina Railroad from
CharIcnton. "Wltli Wiliiilngton.Columb'n Hncl
Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all
poinlx North thereof. With Charlotte,l.'olmnblii
and Augusta Railroad from Charlotte
ami nil point* Noith thereof.
15. With Ashevllle and Spartanburg Railroad
for points In Western North Carolinn.
I (}, Witii Atlanta nnd Charlotte Division
' Richmond <fc Danville Railroad from till
points South and West.
i U. Willi Atlanta and Charlotte Division
! Ith-hmond & Danville Railroad Irom Atlanta
and beyond.
] '? With Atlanta and Charlotte Division
Richmond and Danville Railioad from all
points South and West..
1?\ With South Carolina Railroad for
Charleston. With Wilmington,Columbinand
Aimunta Railroad for \\ llmingtou ami the
North. With Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North.
(}. With Ashevillc and Spartanburg Rail!
road from Ilendernnnvlllc.
H. Wlih Atlantaand Charlotte Division
' Richmond and Danville Railroad from Charlotte
an.I beyond
i Standard time used Is Washlmrton, D. <'.,
' which is iiiiccii iiunuii's msier inun uoiumi
blu.
J. \V. FRY. Superintendent.
M. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Passenger Agt.
Special Notice
-TOmmm.
HAVING pnrrhnsed a larger ntoek
than our store is capable of holding
land ilk order to supply tno wants of our
| entire custom, we nave opened another
t!uwru in une (>i uoiuraiVS new buildings,
whore goods of all kinds cun bo found at
j the lowest prices
Strictly for Cash.
Besides the very immense stock always
found in our old stand, let *11 those
in want of men's or bovs'
CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
TRUNKS, DOMESTICS
J" ewelry,
GROCERIES OR HARDIAhE,
give us a call and be convinced that money
can bo saved by purchasing their Fall
and Winter supplies from us, for wo have
bought our gofxls extremely low and ex{>ect
to give the public the benefit. Satsfaction
guaranteed to all.
P. Rosenberg & Co.
- October 4,1882.
. T. M. KNOX & GO.,
TROY, S. C.
| I AVE oponod a Bnr-Rnom In that p)nct\
" i* wlirra all klmls of Whiskies, WIiich, ami
Fancy Groceries may bo hud at Hie most rear
I soliablc [d ices.
-I T. M. KNOX & CO.
gj MarnbSl. lS8?,lm
:|W W. SPROUSE
U TROY, S. 0.,
* A GKN'T for Iho RiiIa of nil IHnrly nf Mrwhln
i\ cry.lneimllni: Agrieuliural Implement- I
p Cane Mills, Planing Machines, Cotton Gln> J
li Threshers, Engines, Ac.. &c.
o 1 It w ill lie to tlic interest of purchasers !
call on lilni, an lie Is a practical maciilnis
anil 18 familiar with the workings of the in:
t. chlnerj which lit sells, lie guarantees a'.
[ machinery to be as represented.
'.! W. W. SPROTJSE,r
' Troy, S. C.
' March ?1, If83, 3m
J. W. SIGN,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
J^EEPdou band a 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 BuildingsHe
I* ascot for tho sain of Sash, Door>
Rltnds, Mouldings, Stalr-ralllngs, Flooring
and everything pertaining to house bulldlnc
A r%**( 1 *7 tO *'
I I I I , 4'JOVf, 1,1
AGENTo wANTED!!
Lion of Al-i""f~ otl Wniy (Hid eommlulon, for
(timbers'
DICTIONARY or
Ua ivci'sa! knowledge.
Just rut. Tl:i* X. .-!* .* 1 unit Compact lilt i
ernry .! . >;:i*v.*:r.i*iii of u? A<T?. It:w uo com- |
pCIiU'rs i.'" or filial cards nottefJ. I
for Ju.l / ; ' !?. :ir. A tidrtst onr |
liniiwt n,.. > ,.,? ?.?. <'i:niii1<rrs & Co.j
d't. !.<' Atlanta, G*>
IcmarnntceBWRIWERS j
INDIAN VERMIFUGE to |
f. destroy nnd expel Worm* j
from the tinman body,
?j'' whore (Jioy exist, if used I
^Kw3Q. tA' n''cnr(Uny to the direo
WW& ttoTiM. It Jo a ?afo and re- ,
liable remedy.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
AND ST0RE KEEPERS*
David E. Foutr; frop,
l?o *#(/. V rn i.rniORE, 3ID.
J.-u" rr z* s
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
V<~> n^p.fsK will die of Cnr.ir. P'vrs or Lcso FeTSR,
'( 1 < !!*'? Powders nre ti*M I** (Imp.
i l'dtvlvrs will lire pk<I <.' iiilluorirni.rRA.
1 p.nvrtrr* will prevent Caj"-- in Fowl*
Foist/'h !Viu<!crs will iriTc.-i e tlte quantity of milk
end crcnr.i twenty per cent., and make the butter firm
and sweet.
Kona'* rowders will nirc or prevent almost mrzrr
Dl5? *s>? U? wlii'li Horfc-t mi'l < attlanre subject,
l oftz-* r<.vi.. ?s will oite Satisfaction.
Eoltl every wiusro.
D&ViO r. rotTTC, Troprletor,
EALTISIOHr.MD.
mTiimra
DUilUtN/lU ILIIJUIi
JT aVE on hand almost every variety of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, |
AND
WAGONS,'
i
which they ofler to their customers on the
most advantageous terms.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.!
With the best of workmen In every branch of j
j our business, n?d an abundant supply 01 ,
lumber, and other materials. we lire prepared i
to do nil kinds of repairing in the very in-f-t J
manner, at the shortest notice, and on the ;
most accommodating terms. All work fully
warranted.
SEAL & McILWAINE,
Washington Street.
Abbevll e. Feb. 22,188 2;
NEW GOODS
A T1
-ANDIIPLE1T
i C A PIECES of all tho latest style print- |
CUNNINGHAM &. TEMPI-ETON'S. '
Cf\ PIECES Blenched Muslin, at lowest J
UU prices, at 9
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. j
A LARGE assortment of Jeans antl Cassl- '
meres at
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S.
BOOTS, Shoes and Hats In Innumerable
stylos and prices, at
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S.
TRUNKS. Trunks. Trunks. Trunks, at
CUNNINGHAM <fcTEMPLETON'S.
Ready-made clothing, an ihe latest!
cuts, at
CU.NMMJIIA u <S Hi.* rLk. 1 uN ?.
EVERYTHING in tlio grocery line?Sugar, |
Coffee, Ten, Rloe, Molasses, Tobacco,
Cheese and nil shelf com Is, nt
CUNNINGHAM A TEMPLETON'S.
TRY our 8 pound to the dollar Cwffee. Tou
will find It excellent.
CUNNINGHAM &TKMPLETON'S.
ROAL Bnklne Powders, the purest innde, nt ,
CUNNINGHAM ?fc TEMPLETON'S. j
TUV. best Shirts nnd Collars we have ever!
kept. Compute In nil i nrt?*. nt '
CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. .
DRESS GOODS In varied stylei.nt
CUNNINGHAM A TEMPLETON'S. I(
Sept. 13,18V2. tf J
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
Estate of N. A. Caldwell, !i
Deceased.
ALL persons Indented to the estate of Mrs.
N. A. CALDWELL, late of Abbeville!
County,deceased,are hereby notified to make, I
Immediate payment, nnd all who have claims ! J
against suld E.-tJite must present them by or; *
before the 28tli April proximo. i
M. G. ZEIGLER, 1
Administrator. |
March 28,1883,5t n
Gloves, Gloves.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY. We have given
special attention toGlovcnnd Hosiery.
I t.'nn show a variety of styles in this line that ,
hns never been shown In this mnrket. J
11. M. HADDON ii CO.
Mnrch 21, 1883, tf
Still the "Rage."
I ADIES and MI?<os Black Hose. Asplcn- '
1 j did assortment at '
R. M. HADDON & CO. ll
March 21,1863, tf
. i
f t ave received their large and
I I slating In part of
Calicoes.
JSTotiyi
Muslins,
Lawns,
Cambricks,
Swiss Muslin,
Piques,
GIVE THEM AM
March H, 1S83, tf
PALMETTO
TKOHAS M<
tnvites ma friends to call on hi:
i?ew 13 o,
on Washington Street, where tliey can And a g
^F*TTT=gT^ Xj>:
including everything kept In n first-class Rnlnc
CO AND CIGARS. including the ?im?t populai
You will llnil tO.M and his clerk MR. JOllI1!
At. t.hft Pnlmfit.tn
Jan. 24.1SSS, 3m
1 BIT SUIT
TO MAKE 1100M FOR, SPUING OOODS
CLOTHING lo correspond \vlrti the low pi
at very low tigtires. Inspection ioliclted.
You will find n fine lino of GENTS' SHOES. rr
beat styles und at rock bottom figures, it will
"WG
Taken in excliansofor goods at
WAS
Jan. 17.1S53. tf
.A.SES1E3C!
hosp
CHAELIiS'
SOLUBLE guano, lilchly nnimoiilHtod:
DISSOLVED HONH, lilalusteriulo;
ACID PHOSPHATE, for con
ASH ELEMENT, iiih?
GENUINE Li-J
the Mil
GENUINE FLOATS, of lilirhost grnde. produc
SMALL U It A IN SPECIFIC;
cotton and con
ullou
Special Formula* mode to order.
Special Indiircniects fur eusli orders.
For terms. Illustrated Almanacs and cards
Dec. 20,1SS2, Km
mj in
PACIFIC 1
OFFERF
SOLUBL PACIFIC GUANO.
'fllESE ptianr><; are of Uio hlglirst nudr and i
1 niony of till our cn?loiner< for tlic psist 1.5 y
elsewhere will fcub>t?ntinte. for terms apply I
E. H. FROST & C
Don. 1.1. 1SS2. 3m
HART AND
HARDWARE !
SOI.E AGE
LADOW PULVERIZTNG DISC HARROW.T
PULVDRIZINU HARROW, LANE HA
WIRE, BUFFALO S*.
AGEN'J
Genuine Farmer's Fri
FOK
STEEL BULLTONGUEs. SCOOTERS, TW1S'
FULL LINE OF (CARPENTERS, MAf'H I]
TOOLS, 11U US, SI'OKE!STATE
AG
KEMP'S MANUEE IT l(
SHOWS SPllEADER WHILE L)HI1
HART &
B. K. BEACI
?FOR THE
Sasli, Eoors, Blinds, E
bers, Builders' Hardwai
Plaster Paris, Shingles.
& Water's Wood-Workii
Atobevi]
March 7. 1*83. I'm
SAVE MONEY! SATE MONEY!"
HAVING withdrawn n11 agencies and
placed our business on a minciIy cij-Ii
)asls, THKKKBY s.WIN*; AUKNTS' COMUlSfSlONs
ANI> I.OSSKS HY 18A I? DKHTS,
vc are enabled to sell our well known ferflll*
;i'rs, viz: Wilcox, Cihhcs iV l o's M.inipunt<
d Guano, Wilcox, (Jihhes & l'?'s super*
ihospkatc direct In farmers and merchants
it. VKRY LOW PRICES h.v the single ton, ,
air load, or large <iu;?Btity for the ca.-h.
WILCOX, GIU?ES A CO.,
Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Ga.
fan. 17,18Sn, tf
To Arrive.
* HAXPSOMK line of Plaid Olnirhnnis.
r\ Shnn>bys A Kvcirett Suiting from 10 to
5 cents per yard. Splendid roods lor liousv
iresses. K. M. IIAUL'ON & CO.
Fob. 2*. 1W1, tf
..
Mi ' >*? iyw"yy
VARIED STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, CONHats
and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
^^Crockery,
Groceries; %
A1 il
uiotnmg,
Table Linen,
Huckaback,
r EARLY CALL,
cGETTXGAN
SI IN III3
v 3E$.o orso.,
:ood Assortment of
IQUORS,
>n. lie also lins r flnp ae*nrtment of TOBACri.ran.lH
GIVE HIM A CALL,
r fcSCALLY uccorumodatihg to nil.
Saloon, Washington Street.
STiWiiil
m\ ill fLUAUlllU i
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN PRICES ON
lejj of COTTON, ami are offering choice goods
WARDLAW & EDWARDS.
tarte to order, especially for tills mnrkot, of the
l>ny you toexainlne these goodu before buying.
)OXj
1DLAW & EDWARDS.
3L-sihla"^?~
Lditj6 *0
TON, S. C.
ipoflllnc;
If oi Floats. f?r Cotton, Grain nn'l Pons;
)l'OLD>HALL KA IN IT. Imported direct from
tios In Germany, and warranted pure;
t of the Due Atomizer;
X COMPOUND;
nd dried kimi and blood;
GROUND HAW BONK;
N. s. land 1'lastkr:
cotton seed meal.
ndJrejfl the Co.
on SALE
PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE.
,_o
ire kept so without regard to cost, as the tout!ears
In this Siiite. Georgia. Norlh Carolina and
to the agents In the various towns or to
0., Agents, Charleston S. C,
"Company,
MERCHANTS.
:nts for
iiomas smoothing HARliOW. THOMAS
urow. american BARBED FENCE
rANDARD SCALED
's for
end and Avery Plows.
sale
FERS, SHOVELS.
s'lst, f'oopkrs and blacksmith
rims, refined and swedes iron.
ENTSFOR
,11 cn tup firr/np.
.LING. IT ALSO BROADCASTS.
CO., Charleston, S. C.
JAM, Agent.
SALE OF?
cragli and Dressed Lnm
re, Lime, Cement, Lat&sj
I
Also, Agrnt Gcodell
ng Machinery.
Lie. iS. O. !
J L, CLARK, |
FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAFT;
I
I 1IAVK CONCLUDED T<) GJYE MY
I whole attention to my Shop, I shall give!
It (HIUl) ATTENTION. If any person Wish-:
es to have his
WATCHES REPAIRED
Bring them In. I have nil the tools nnd ma
terialstodo It up In the best of style and at:
the lowest rates possible. If you want yotn '
cloek repaired bring it in and it will be done
right. If you want your
JEWELRY MENBED
Bring it on. It you want your
SEWING MACHINE MENDED
This Is the plaeetojr'-t it done In thebert ot
order. You ean liaveany pieeeinaile new. or
t lie old one repaired. If you want your trnn er j
pistol repaired this is the ptaee to have It
done. All these articles-will lie repaired In j
tn<> host of order at the Lowest 1'rlees.
nive nte a trial and satisfy yourselves?j
TElOi-S CASH.
JOHN L CLARK' I
Hh
HEAD-T1TE |
Following CertificatJsB
AND consult y or own Interests by baylnJBB '^;-3
tbo l>i 6t Kood*:
Ahbkvilt-k. S. P,. February 1889. MysMH
Wurdiau' <fc Edwardf?' ?
'lh* Mlddleton High Urftdte Penuireri ^
! I'on^'ht of yon l:?f-fc ye?r. p?v# freft
11ton to meand t<> my nolRbbflr/ it I* whtf~jrisB|'
jit* tmmo lnVI?(?!?, a "Jllgh urnea'' arttolelSgH v'
'Indeed 1 regard II. tits b<St I ever lined. Ac^gBBM
! lions eponk louder than word*. Oor Haw;: . *?&
slioifK ft^ fxilli by requeuing you to order forffiBRMll
us sit once one ctr loud of tlie Middletou
(Jr.idc and wc may want more.
j. ij. ULDnrcK.
I concur In thfc a^nvo
I). E. NEWELL -\j
Feb. II, 1S83, tf , ' " Xm
| ; J
CONGAEEB iM
Coumbia.'S*
Agent for
CHAPM AN'S'' f|||
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR? j
rPUESE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED '31
1 in 1M7 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and Jamw , *$mk
Anderson and purchased by me In tbe year "\
185H, and from that time till now carried ottf '.
successfully by myself. My friends, and'; .C/5H
tomcrs will hear witness ol tbe targe and stu* : >3
pendoiis Jobs executed by me. It was at mr - SB
works where the largest and almost only Joo * of
Its class ever executed In thlsclty was done, . '"^fl
viz.: the mnking of the pipes for the City > <S
Water Works In the yeur 18&. In the branch' *i!28M
of BELL FOUNDING, I can wiy that I hav?. . f 'J%M
made the lurirot bells ever cast In the State/
stieh as the boll for the City Hall in Colombia. ' *
My stock of patterns for ARCHJTECTU- <H
RAL.WOUK. COLUMNS forStore front*, is < >3
large nnd various, nnd In RAILINGS for BaW z
conies, Gardens and Cemeteries I have tbo.
laruest variety and most modern pattern#; / V-iJ
many of these are patented and I have par*' . "n
chased the riuht fir this Sttnt/v -<-?SI
. - - r >
lu the machine line I can furnish my
troll* with STEAM ENGINE* nnil BOILKRfMgftjpP
of any size and description. My CIRCULAX^K$m
SAW MILLS hnve carried off the prize at ev^KjflH
cry Stnte Fair held In thin city, and In thei^K*Km|
construction I hnve taken pains to comblniffi^SHs
simplicity with the most useful modern ImCHaSK
provemcnts, n?d may flatter myself that m?l Mt
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS find favor with gvBM
ery sflwyer who understands h i*.business. fflj
The ninny orders 1 am steadily receiving foeR/EOSa
SUGAR CANE MILLS prove that the Publl<MB%Sg<H5
appreciate the mills of mymnke.and so It
with my DEARDCG for IIORSE P0WER8?MP;
MIN WII EELS, GRIST MILLS and ottfefil ?
MACHINERY. ' ;
I have the manufacturing right of manJSB ffl
PATENTS, such as costings for ROCK COT^B^$B
TON AND HAY PRESS and three or
different FEED CUTTERS and other imp?W*l!OT
menlp,'. .
I will he pleased to send my circular* toan?P$8H
Hpplieunt, together with price list or e*tlmat<2^13?H
My prices are moderate, and I assure the pubffSG jfflj
lie that thoy are lower even Ihnn thorns
Noithern manufacturers,*nd that my worWK v&Mm
will compare favorably with that of 'any otiuCSK&ga
er maker. Address
John Alexander, mt
CoNOAttF-E Ikon \Vorxs, Columbia, 8. f'M
SPEAKE & BROM
-AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS- - . '.
Eclipse Traction and Porta* ' -':M
table Engines!
The waynesboro eclipse separa* * '"r^s
Toil, SAW MILLS. COT ION GINS. al- %
so, THE AMERICAN FKUIT DRYER. Fartics
wishing the ubove, address
SPEAKE & BRO;. j/SSk
Kinard's T. 0., S.
Mr. JOnN KNOX is onr only agent to sell
Ll?e Eolip-c Engines nn<l Sepunitora ?nd -;hH
American Fruit Driers in Abbeville county, ' ;fl
SPEAKE & BRO.
March 29,1882,12m
A. M. HILL
& SONS/ J
DEALERS 1
nnnrrMhTn/i ?i
UJWUU JUAB, III
PROVISIONS, I
CRACKERS, HAM, I
TEAS, FISH, SOAP, j|
SYRUP, SUGAR, g
STARCH, SPICES,
* FINE TOBACCO, |
CIGARS, WINES,
LIQUORS. &c.
Abbeville, S. C. ^
Dcc. 15, 1S80, tf. ^ r
:m
AS PREDICTED! ?
<f; > f
? ?
L. H. RUSSEL'SI"
NEW BRICK STORE JH
IS Building up a profitable trade. Mr. - r
Russet's long experience in the 'g
LIQUOR TRADE M J
Enablrs him to distinguish the GRFAT
DIFFERENCE between good and in- .'ffSgA
fermr articles.
He always buys direct from the Manu-"
faclurios, thereby saving the profit that SBf/<
goes to the middle man, this he gives to MRi
his customers.
Farmers will find this a good place
SWEET USE CORN WHISKY J|
Direct from the Moun'ains of North,
Carolina and as PURE as the WATER
tbat descend fr( m the Blue Ridge.
HE IS ALSO FITTING UP A SPLENDID % |
Billiard and Pool Park .jjfe ]
Remcmlior the NEW - STORE next Jj
door to tlio Court House.
nCID! ACID !!l|
t'AXO! GUANO! for sn|o.^ I{T ^ ,<|H
I'cb.2S, 18S8, If JRfl
umm mm seed.1I
1 * AIH-Y ROSE IRISH POTATOES. PEER-^ft^M
lo.-s, Irish I'otatoe* nnd^OHon Settp^for
Just Received. afH
A FULL lino of Sinple Staple and Fnricj -TX
Bullous, Triu)inl..i:M> Ac.
l'eb **> IfifS tf R' M" H'VT'D0;?f