The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 25, 1883, Image 3

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r The Press and Banner, AUUEVILLE, S.O. Wednesday, April 25, 1383. Jir.l^c C\>t!ir.m at JI;>;ni>. Oar t<?wi?mi in, Jnd.ro Cothran, whoj w- . tin's heen <?H on the Cirenit, in the (lis- j * charge of his otliHat duties is auain at, home. Tlio Xcit\$ <ui'l makes til!*! following pleasant ol* him, :it the; close of ili:* ti-rni of Court in Charleston : . JroiiR Cornit.-vN.?'The Court of Com-; iiioii Pleas lor Charleston County was ail- ! jouroed on Stturd.iy after a Ion;* untl; iuisy term. A great deal ol business was transacted, much of it of interest to the I jmidic. as well as to the parties more <li- i eetly interested, on acemuit of the im-! i111 porta)it issues involved. During the| term no time was lost, un<l the pr<>mpti-i tilde and aliiht.v displayed l?v the presid-j imr.Jud.re has been the subject of general | commendation. This was JudgeCothrna's j first silting in Charleston. The liar and' tho people of this city hope that it will j Hot be his last. Death of Thomas ( . Euright. Mr. Thomas G. Fnright, died at his home in the Flat Woods last Monday, af- j ter a lingering illness, aged twenty-four; years. He was a native of Abbeville Village, and highly respected by those! who knew him, and was regarded us aj conscientious and upright citizen bvi tli >so who had business transactions with j him. For several years he has labored to' increase the church fund, and up to the' time of his death had accumulated a con-! siderablo fund from the rents of the; church property, and in his will he left' the greater part of his own estate to thoj church, to be built at Abbeville. It is: thought that by his will the church fund 1 will lie increased to about three thousand dollars, which would insure the erection of a Catholic Church in our \il-j lage. . The Storm. We had quite a storm last Monday : Inorning a little while before daylight. About Hue West it had the appearance! of a cyclone. For a narrow space along ^ the track of the storm some small houses and trees were blown down. Rain fell in B- torrents, and farm work is very generally i Y~"' Huspende?ton account of the wet condi-1 tion of the irround. While the storm was of considerable violence in many seclions of the Conntv, we have heard of no very great,dauiages anywhere. Abbeville Literary Club. The club will meet on Friday night, 27th inst., at Maj. A. It. Wan'law's. The essayist for the occasion, W. II. Parker,; Esq.. will read an essay on "The Roman-j. tie Features of American History."?a i very interesting subject which will re-1 ?r iiif> essayist's hands. Pay Taxes. Our people should not forgot that the'' Treasurer's office will be opened on first j lay of May for the collection of taxes. ;i All who can do so, will find it well to pay : up at once, and bo done with the matter.; j l Our merchants dealing in cigars will ! ?avc themselves much trouble bv com-1 plying strictly with the law relating to 1 the cancelling of stamps. Section .Tt7U ' makes it the duty of every person who J empties any stamped box, bag, v essel, j1 wrapper or envelope of any kind con-: taining tobacco or smill', to destroy the'1 stamp thereon. Section 3M> provides!1 that when any stamped box containing cigars, cheroots, or cigaretts is emptied, j the pdTson in whose hands tho same is i shul utterly destroy tiio stamp* theromi. [ Tlio law h not considered complied with j when the stamp-* are merely scratched.) They must be totally destroyed. j r ColonEt. Yakb Maddon is the cham-j, pion well-digger in Abbeville County. Jt'j any reader ot the Prex.<t a? d linniter h is a : well to fix, we think Yarb can do it a little I?etter than anybody e!s?*. He has.' fixed <ever.il for us. and h is always d me ', satisfactory jobs, and hence we say whatj we do of his merits. Mn. ilfnthit, the photographer, is , nicely fixed up in the Alston House. lie } in vitas the ladies to come themselves, i< and to bring ilieir little children. ^r?;j Hunter is well prepared for the business of picture-making, and we hope that lie!, may receive the custom which he do* < serves. I, Saluda and Broad Rivers aro said to j be higher than they have been for years. ' A portion of the railroad track between i 1'omaria and Hope station was under j I water last Monday morning doing some;' damage, but detaining the train only an|< hour or two. * j< JUST now the editor of the Press and; Banner is paying some attention to farm- ; ing. Ho has some corn to sell to any coi-p ton farmer who may be behind on bread.' ami is preparing to plant mure corn, to ; ?cll next Sjtrinir. ^ jj From reports received from all sections, i, tlie stum Sunday night seems to lmv??; ( passed over nearly all of Abbeville j County, though in s'hiio sections it wa?j| mucfi in ore violent than in others. j, Orit subscribers are paying more, promptly this year, than ever before. j They have nnr thanks, and we hope to'j serve them in a manner which will be j satisfactory. The scholars in the Abbeville lli^h S-h > d celebrated th-s liirtli of Shakes- {1 pen re lust Monday, by recitations audi' quotation*. The school house was decorated. Jessie F. Clvkland, a young man of 1 the most respectable connections, absconded from Greenville a few days ago being a defaulter to the amount of $0,000. Thk Misses Rlewitt, of Mississippi, left for their homes last Monday, alter spending two weeks in Abbeville, visiting friends. 11kv. Mr. Gadsden, of Anderson,i [ . > conducted divine services in the Kpiseo- j * -f- pal church last Sunday, morning and af- J ternoon. Thk storm Sunday night blev Mr. Jiines B. Agnr-w's buggy house bottom side up?turning two buggies over with! it. See the change of advertisement of the j Palmetto Saloon. Various new drinks t have been received, and are advertised, j Owing to the fact that the ground wasi too wet to plow, our publiesquare was crowded with vehicles yesterday. Mr. Oeoroe B. Sondley, once a tvpo.! ill Hk. P. mv nnil thinner ??lllc?_ honored. lit* with it cull last night. Learn j'our little children to danee.! See the notice of Miss I>owell's school, i and send vonr children. The streams in Abbeville Conntj* are as high as they have been this winter, i Let Augusta lookout. The name of the Long Cane Post Office; has been changed to Hunter, with II. E. Hunter postmaster. Mr. w. 1$. McCaw, of Yorkvlllp,j who lias been on a visit to Abbeville, le- j turned yesterday. Thk storm last Sunday night, blew: down the frame of'Mr. Jas. Brook's new j building. Mr. John B. Bakkr contemplates going to Bradley, to put up a carriage! shop. Mr. John T. Davis has more logs in his new ground than he hs*d in January. Mr. John Fkrouson has moved into ! his new house on the Warren ton road. Captain Bonham has commenced work on his new-dwelling. Miss Clf.lia Mathews returned from 1 Charleston last Monday. Gkoroe Evans, Esu., of the E ljjelield Bar, is in Abbeville. Mrs John A Brooks, at Barnes mill, j t.. ........ :ii i is ? ci j in nuirai. Tuk Aliltevillo visitors to Charleston , Hmr ureal I ba< k. W Colonel II. T. Wakdlaw is off fori 9 Augusta. Appreciating Hut fact that Abbeville has no tailor, we have endeavored to supply this felt want, by bringing on this spring .1 larger and handsomer lino of; ready-made clothing than ?isu d. Our Rtock is unsurpassed, and we believe un-j equaled l?y any in the market. Our J ;?loi'k ei n I traces hoys, youths, and gents | business and dress suits ranging in priee from $ "> to $:{.*>. The house from whom we buy h \s been studying the ; Southern trade for twenty years, and the fit of their garments is unsurpassed. Be sure to examine our stock. \V. Joel Smith it Son. O.vk of the largest and most complete' stocks of faucv and domestic dry goods,! notions, an endless variety, honse furnishing goods, china, erockerv, earthenware, groceries Ac. In fact nearly ever-j Vthing the consumer may want -can tie Viad at Smith <fc Son. Nuns veilings and other dress gw.ds ! in crushed strawberries, electric blue, i hawthorn pink, Florentine, mode, tan, <fee., with silk laces, buttons and other j trimmings to match. Full line of silks and satins. R. M. Haddon <t Co. For the Ladies.?A full line of dross ! goods, cashmeres, silk warp, heurietta cloth, tamese, embroidered dress patterns, Persian, India and Victoria lawns, dotted swiss with handsome trimmings to match, etc. Smith & Son. Just received, and will continue to receive every week,, the latest styles in millinery ana tancy goous. ran always get the latest fashions at lowest prices, by willing on R. M. Haddon it Co. Thb sunflower bleached homespun will compare favorably with the fruit of , the loom. Price only 10 cents per yard,) ^ for sale by Wardlaw <fc Edwards. New styles in ladies shoes, all numbcrs to be had at K. M. Haddon cfc Co. Lanotry lawn in beautiful shades. Price 61 cents at Wardlaw <fc Edwards. Frksh cakes daily?cakes made and trimcd to order, at short notice. Goto the Bakery and get the best bread ever baked in Abbeville. Dress goods ofall shades and prices at Wardlaw <fc Edwards. I "Tin: ureal Hanhoo'* corset, 5 hooks, j It. M. i(addon & Muttons! buttons, in all the shades at Wardlaw iV Hdwards. "Til k jrroal IVmiIkjo" corset, 5 hooks. It. M. iladdou it l Nrw si vies in mil'inerv just received, it. M. Ilii'ddou iV <">?. "Tuk srreut Hanboo" corset. It. M. !I.tddvi:i Jc l\?. Letter from a Practical Farmer. We are having rain, rain, all the while, too much even for small sjrain on wet land. I man-ijicd t?> tr?*t in I .'JO acres it|?t<> loth November, and most of it is verv lino. I sowed 1:20 acres stubble, with my Chicago seiv.v plow, when the land was like a pavement, by going over ilirw times, put it in splendidly. Now the grain is beautiful. The drivers, feed of ?ix mule-, cost per day ; ran go over lit to 2(1 aeres per day, ones time. Col. Miller put in iiO acres river bottom in eleven days, when the land was. so dry, hard as to track open. It did the work ell'eett ally, cost .VJ cents per acre. I adopted a cheap plan to manure land for wheat. In September sowed 10 acres then gravelly land in rye; grazed until March; last April, when it was ;> feet hiirh an 1 in bloom, turned under in May, planted in peas, appl vim; 100 pounds acid phosphate per acre. Harrowed twice across, ran with smoothing harrow, then plowed ? ver with sweep. Made ;i crop of peas, turned on hogs, m November sowed in wheat. The pulverizer cutting up vines and leaving them as a mulch on top. For such land, the \\ heat is extraor- j dinary. From present prospects, you bud he*t withdraw your forces from the valleys, prepare the ridges and hilltops for corn. ltiee might do better, in the] bottoms. C?. | 3I(,f'oniii(,k Dots. Mr. J. F(. Hritt, has received an April' fool which he appreciates very much, but; wishes to know the sender. It displays! a magnificent art of penmanship and art of drawing. We had the pleasure of paving Mr. Joseph Hritt a visit yesterday. and we can confidently say that his! magnificent place has n > equal in beauty in the bounds of Abbeville. There will lie a fishing party at Harkdsdale ferry t!io first Saturday in this month. The ; quarterly meeting will also be held at PInmbran?-h. nes?r here, at which the Ilev. \V. I). Kirklati'l will preach. j We hope every one will he able to he I there, ami hear what shall fall from the lips of the distinguished divine. Cotton is now selling at Oj cts., at MeC'ormick.: We look for better times. We had the; pleasure of riding with the prettiest girl j in Ahhevilie yesterday, of whom everv | one would readily say the same, conld I they hut feebly gaze iii her face. Messrs. j K. fi. Bar her, and Alonz* Chreighton, i whose services as salesmen are very! mneh appreciate:! and are as handsome i as popular. We hope every one will not forget the' Sunday school rally at Republican, the j ">th of May. The managers are Messrs.; J. Ti. Harris, .1. S. Mel/iin ; orators ofi the o-'easioj), Messrs. (\ W. Creighton, ofi the Edgefield bar, W. T. Slaughter, of; Willington, .fas. A. Harmon, of IJorrleaiix. Every one is cordially invited, md thoso living near to bring baskets. Farmers are busily engaged * in their farms and arc further behind than usual for a number of years. The school at MeOorinick is in a flourishing condition, under tho supervision of Miss Johnson, md Mr. J. S. Mcl/iin. The Baptist j [ hurch is now sp'.-edily going up and | will be dedicated the first day in July. All are invited to attend and hear someI ?f the distinguished orators in the Baplist denomination. Kitty Dki.l. Verdery Dots. The drummers were in town Friday. A good rain fell here Monday. Miss Marv E. l'errvmen, of Libertvj " > <r;^. T ill.. 1> I. ||,,?- ?r tn". I I l?.\ J!?1*, iUlll .Un'' ?J" ?? * ? "? , ' * wood, have been visiting relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Hmrh Wilson, editor Prcxs u?rf liairucr, was in town Saturday. Mark Frost" has not killed all the] "ruit in this section. \V? n >tiee a good unity pea-lies in some places. Fanners hero are irenenerally behind A'ith their work, owing to iho great ilmtidaneeof rain that has recently fallen. )?ly a few have planted any cotton. The jrain crop is looking well. A number of delegates passed here m tlie Kith in?t., on their way to Akien, 5. to attend a meeting of the Knights >f Honor. The corner-stone of the A. M. K. Chrch ivas laid at Mi. Ziott. near Verdery, last Siturday. Bishop Dickinson, of C 'liun!>ia, otlici-ited. lie preaches a splendid ieinion. The sinuimr was very good inlei'd.aml p'Ttcct order prevailed throughHit the entire exercises. There will be a Baptist Union Meeting >t Mount Moriah next Saturday and Sunday. On Satnrdav a number of essays iv ill be read, and n sermon will be preached by Uev. Mr. Miller. Perhaps several I subjects will be discussed. Kev. Mr, Smart wiil prea-h on Sunday. All denominations urj cordially invited to attend. A niimherof young folks went snipej I) ill) 111) IX lasi rriuiy evciiiuu. s"cui tri lii> sr*:ir?-?, a In i (it lie ri', as they did i ii"t see a silicic one. A y>?ung nentleman called <1110 evening! it a IVi'.'ti l's house t? see a voting lady.! His friend's family ex pre sscd themselves! 111 delighted to have him visit them, I 'is lie had not called t'> ?v them before in | 11 long while. Alter a pleasant con versa-j tioii of a half honror more, he, the young; 111:111, learned that the .voting lady whom 1 lie had called to sec, was al sent. It was not long, however, after he had learned of | the young lady's absence, before he was! quietly making his way home. j O.sca y. j Railroad Meeting' nf McCortnick. The I'itixens of McCorinick met the! l!)th of April in defense of the Savannah j Valley Hail road. The Hon. G. W. An-i drews our Inteiidant called ti e meet-! ing to order, with the following mcin-; hers present, Messrs. \V. (). .Sturkey, I T. L. Sturkey, W. ('. Ludwick, A. A. : Tray lor, M. A. Branch. Several tnein-j b?rs were absent, which wo regret very' iiiueh to state. After the meeting was) railed to order by the Inteiidant, Mr. Jus.) A. Harmon, was called on to address the 1 meeting, which he readily did, showing) the advantages of Bailroads in general j and especially the Savannah Valley! Railroad intersecting al this place. Mr. j Harmon alter having addressed die meet-; iug, delegates were then appointed to attend a meeting at Liberty, which was to Iim nn |)r. M. A_ Trnvlor. I and Mr. Jus. Cothran, were appointed to , atten I the meeting on 21st. This was; just simply a culled meeting of t!ie eiti- i zens of this place, at which about &">00.()0l wore raised ami it it; the intention having | a general meeting hero, ami hear from I the strength of our country. The citi-i zens of this place are now high spirited' ond the Railroad she wants, and if oner- ! gy, will, and money can accomplish any-J tiling, all these are thrown in the con-j test and success must certainly he the re- j suit in such courses of our common citi- i zens in this prosperous country. All we ask now is for every citizen toi look to the interest of this road and after its completion we emphatically announce the Railroad will look to the interest of the people. Cash her now ami we can safciysaytliatshew.il doubly pay you for your trouble. Can Augusta, who is well able, sutler t ? see such an important feeder pass by and not dr'*p in her, trough one feed. We hardly think it possible. It passes through the richest pari: of this county along the Savannah River, where cotton can be seen slacked up by the one hundred bil.;s, ami will Augusta sutler to see this immense trade drill away ; from her. The country in general seems to be spirited in regard to its success. ( What is the use'.o pay for grading the road to where it is and then not push itthri'Ugh? This is useless and absurd. Dr. J. A. <?ibert, Caj tain Hester, Dr. Iiesterand President Latimer, are busily! engaged ill its behalf ami we wish them all the success, and hope their etfurls will prove to be a success. We hope every j one will soon see the necessity of this road, and go to work with the heart and mind, Verv Respectfully. JAS. A. HARMON, Seen tary of Committee. Letter from Ninety-Six. The town council ?>(" Ninety-Six, a few months ago issued bonds to the a mount of hundred dollars for tint purpose of making a survey of a railroad now in contemplation from Greenville to Port Kn.vul via Ninety-Six. This is a move in the right direction. The road will rnn from Greenville down through the fertile country between the Saluda ami Reedy Rivers, crossing the former near Smith's Kerry, and tapping the Spartanburg, Greenwood and Augusta Ruilroail and ('oranaea. Look at the map ol the State, and apply a little mathematics and logic, and it will be seen that the shortest, most direct, and most feasible route to "Deep Water" will lie opened for the granaries of the great West, uid, at the same time, tiier-e will be develoj>cd the tin est waterpower in this State, and, indeed in the United State*. Ninety-Six affords a splendid opening to any one wishing a judicious investment of his capital. House rent is hi jh and in great demand. If some enterprising capitalist would build half a dozen good houses here, they could all be let out immediately at good prices. A wellestablished and flourishing High School, !4 i? 1*17 fii'ket tin <r;ii>i?iiur vrilnmis :iml a prospective county scat! What greator elements and evidence of prosperity and development would any sane man wish ? Mr. J. N. Kin}?, 0110 of our progressive farmer*, took the second pri/.o, at the last State Fiir, for the best bale of cotton. He planted the O/.ier seed and raised 19"?() pounds of lint cotton on two a?*res ata . rost of 819.20, the two acres netting him j besides the seed, ?107..'50. If you were not acquainted with one of i Edgefield's Representatives, and were to . meet him alone in the road your first imj pulse would be t<? clutch your purse with I one hand and your pistol with the other. When you become better acquainted with him, however, you would chide I yourself for your big mistake; lor beneath that rough exterior there beats a [generous heart, aud underneath that 4 I shocking hat there is a level head. Ho is one of those characters, whoso strong, native wit "though bullied oft" will ever win. lit) is a good farmer as well as a good member of the Legislature. These two vocations, von will observe then, are ( not incompatible, at least in Kdgelield. lie his now in his granary about .'5,1'1'"' I Inishcls'of threshed oats, and eno'igh in | 1 the bundle to last him more than a year, j | lie raises his own farm supplies and has ] row enough baeon, flour, and corn to jsupplv his family and his plantation ! hands for two years. This is farming. 1 It is good sense, good fortune, ami inde. pondenee. lie surely must be a reader ol | tin* 'Corn Sermons" in the Pre** onrl ; /Ininicr. Have you any K's oil your list j of subscribers * It is said that Texas is a corruption for! i "Telias" which means in the Indian lan-' ' gunge "Paradise." That, big meteor story which we saw in the papers a few days ' I utrM itiiirlit t.\ ulVuvl l/i 1 tin I ill i If il n?ri <f :? j a p^u' on which to ham; a pretty consider-1 able doubt whether this is the) true origin ; of the wmihI. i A lew mollis ago Mr. J. L. Shumate I went to lied leaving forty dollars in his! pocket. On noini; to his sale tojdcposit itj next morning he discovered that it was jone. A" and his wife had just returned! frotn Charleston, and after supper before] iT"inir to bed. they counted the money. Its disappearance is a mystery to I hem. j A very fair representation of NinetvSi xians attended the Floral Fair in : Charleston last week. The boys ol the Ninety-Six High School are very diligent?at li.ise ball. A match <r.?mc is on hand. The Ilev. It. N. Wells will address lhe Sunday Schools of Ninety-Six on lhe.r>ih| Snndav in this month, lie is an eloquent j ami effective speaker, a popular preacher, and a good man. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. The May nmuhcc is f||'p<l with matter of the most Interesting and attractive character; the illustrations are profuse, ami the colored frontispiece, "The Little Mischief Makers" from Ulume's paint inc. is really worth more th in t he price of the mii'-'a/.ine. Anions the profit-e y illustrated articlcs'rre "' heSliad< ws which 'I'lireaten France," hy IlMiard H. Kitntia'l ; "Ko'ils and .le-ters," and "The Itrltisii ' Museum." hy N. Robinson : "Shall the Hnf | falo (in?" Keinl.iisccnecs <?t an oil! I'lltl'alo Hunter. "Frcihum" ; "Transit of Venus " etc... etc. The thrilling romance. "The ISeaufi- j ( fill Countess of l'lnri\lll?\" is continued, and i, there are short stories, sketches, etc.. hy \V. .1. i Morgan, Dard IJcst. Walter K. Met'sum, Henry ('. Kwai't. etc. most of the points ate tastefully illustrated, and are from the pens of .Itila Coddard, John F. Waller, and other f.ivorlte writers. There is an abundance of hrief articles, paragraph*. etc., entertaining < and replete with information. A sin.-le copyji is mil.- ".'.j cents, or $3 a year postpaid Ad- < dres?, Mrs. Frank l.es|sic, Publisher,&!, Si and |, Park Plate, New York. jl PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. | IN THE ALSTON HOUSE. J. E. HUNTER, IS prepared to rnsike PHOTOGRAPHS in flic* licst -tyle. Those wauling work will tin well to call. A I'll! 23, INS2t "DANCING," I MISS DO WELL, will open her dancing class, Friday afternoon, at half-past five o'clock, at the Itille Clnli Hall. Lesson*. Thursday and Friday afternoon at 5-30 o'clock. < Night class, Tuesday and Thursday at 8-.'50 o'clock. Terms $2 for eight lessons, (in ad- ' vanee.) April 25, 2t. Early Cane Seed- < T7' AULV A tnher Cane Seed for sale l?v \ r< i i % UwuXA t I .# . I/, r'nwiir, \ wi'riitn .1, mmv:* nn iji Co., R. <'. Racked and delivered at Rail-11 roiid, 81.50 per bushel, half bushel ?1.00, i' peek 75 eont*. bv mail 25?;ts., per pound. I! April IS, 188:5*2!. , t N3TICE TO CREDITORS, I rpHB creditors of R. K. BKACIIAM JL are hereby requested to present their claims to the undersigned on or before the first day of May next, as at that time a distribution of iiis assets will j be made according to the terms of the as- ], sign i iien t. 4 BENJAMIN S. BARNWELL, Assignee. Buggy Bridles. IX every variety? smmre Minds, <>r round Minds. with Minds nr without Minds. with i plain j-hfrl; reins er over head cheeks, to he hud at tfic Cincinnati Repository. |s Til OS. 13 KG OS. ( April II. 1SS-1 K j T F you want oniething that will become jj 1 your horse, ao to the (.'in-biii itl !i?|??Tt??- i' ry. and uet one i,f those nice roundel bridles and inartin^ih-s. aim riding whips for both ladies and gentlemen. Til OS. KKGGS. April 11.18S3, tf o - i i/Oiiais. \XICE lot of extra lnveand heavy draft *.?l!:irx, just rccoi veil and Air Kale at tin* Cincinnati Repository. T1IOS liKGGS. April 11,1SK1, If J \I.OT <>r over checks I'or harness 1): idles! Ik,t'n flat axil rounded, rail soon at the Cincinnati Repository. thos. ijkggs. April II, left, If Notice of Meeting of the( Stockholders of the S. V. , R. R. Co. i 'I'llK annual meeting of the Stockholders of ' 1 the Savannah Vn:tcy Railroad Company will he In'ld at Lowndesville on Wednesday, 1 the Mh of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M, | I-'or the purpose of inti delegates to the said Convention of stockholders ihe'l'nx l'ay its of the Townshll'S that have subscribed to, the capital >toelc of the Company ure requested to meet as follows: Lowndesville Township, ut Lowndesville. , May ill). 3 p. m. Magnolia Township, nt Riley's School IIoti?e, May 5th, X p. in. Calhoun Township, at Mt, Curiuel, Mny 5th, '{ p. m. I By order of President. J. K. BRAZF.A I.E. I Secretary. < April II, ISSfJ, .It nr?i- - A - T C l 1 _ C:i1_ , j ne uzier juoim ompic qiiiv Cotton Seed. j THE finest >iml most profitable Upland Cut-1 ton now in culiivation. j Took the Premium at all the Fairs last Fall, ocer all other Jinc Varieties. KKKD PEIiKE<Tl,Y PUKE. nnd from seed purelutsed from J. I). OZIEK, of Corinth, SlWs. Try it and you will be pleased. Price, 82.00 per bushel. CUNNINGHAM A TEMPLETON. April 11.1883, 21 Sheriff's Sale. Geo. A. Trenholm A Son against Jolin M. I jcith,?Execution. BY virtue of an Execution toj c directed, in the above stated case, I will sell to Ihej highest bidder, at | ubllc mielion, wlihln the ley ill hour* of sale, at- Abbeville Court House. I hi Mondav, the seventh day ol May A 1). l'-tl. the following described properly, to wir: All j that trael or parcel of hind, situate, lyimr anil helm:on Lotn: t'an<* and Gray's creek, in the County of Abbeville, South ('nroMnn, and formerly known as the Williams Place, containing EIGHT IIUNDKED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less, mid bounded by binds of fieor::c Nlekles, Itob-rt Dniiu, Wm. Dunn, and tin*; <'m ilran t?rii k limine lauds and others. I.evIr*i 1 mi ami I??lie m>IiI as ihe property of .lohn j M I.elth to satisfy the aforesaid KxecUtiou mid i <i-ls TKKMS CASH. ; .f. K. ntrPKK, I Sheriff Abbeville County. : April it, iss-'l, tr I " ' Master's Sale. i I \V. S. Klehardsm airalns! Sumter I), l ay ?l al.?Uellcf. T>V virtue of an order to nif tMreeled. In tin* I *' ahoVC staled case, I will Sfll tothe lliulil^l I hlddi-r. at. public auction, wiihlti tlx; ltj?i| 'hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on ! 1 Monday, the seventh day of May A. I), is::, the lol:owiin: described property. lo wit : All that trad or puree I of land, whereupon sum-' t? r M. Day now resides, situate, l,\in-j.ai:d be injfin the County of Abbeville, Sou III Caio-j ; Una, and containing Forty-Four Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. J. , M. Hill, by the Anderson Uoad, and the Willi's Kerry Hoad. I T Kit MS CASH. M. L. BOXIIAM. Jit.. MiUster Abbeville County. I April II. IRSVIt Sheriff's Sale. Jennings, Smith A Co. Plaintiffs, against. Wll-' I llam II. IVakc, Defendant.?Judgment and Execution. T?Y virtue of Hie Judgment and execution In ' tin* ab*>ve sfated case, I will sell at public ft net ion wiiliin the lecal hours of sale, nt Ah-} beville Court House, on Monday. ili * seventh | daiy of May next, All the right, title, estate, | and claim, which the defendant Wiillam II. I'eakeln his lifetime, had or owned, of, in or to] [FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO j ACRES, J of lnivd, more or less. In Abbeville County. > 1 State of South Carolina. on Savannah Hlver. ; adjoining lands of J. C. Jennings and others. Also, ! All the right, title, estate and <<l:ilm, which the said William H.lleake in hi* lifetime. had or owned, ol, in or to, another panel of lund, containing i TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, j more or less, being t he parcel or tract of land allotted to Julia F. I'eake for dower, and bounded by lands of John Ilarmon and others. The two above described tracts being parcels of a tract, of laud levied in the life ; time of the said William H. l'eake, as his property, by virtue of the above mentioned judgment ami execution, and <lcscribed in Raid levy as FOURTEEN HUNDRED Acres,, "more or less." "bounded by lands of J. C. j Jennings," "Estate of T'cttigrew." "Savannah ; Ri ver"' and others. Levied on and to-be sold i as the property of the said William H. Peake, I deceased, to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and costs. TERMS CASH. J. F. C. JJuPJtE, Sheriff Abbeville County. April P, 1SS-7, -It ri i nwMiBiiniiiatjiinwiii IHMWI gm rr FOR SALE. We have 200 pounds of tliis Small Pica, wliieli we would well, or exchange for typo ot a smaller size. Price 3o cents. Application for Charter Lowndesville Academy. To .If. (,'. Z-v/Irr, C'rrlr nf Court of CciH- j iiio/i I'tfit.i mid rttl .Srutintix /or Abbeville : V?un ty: D1C.WI Kill?We, tho undersigned do rc-1 spi'Ciliilly petition you io untilt us n ! charier of m< orporation for the Lowndesvlllc Academy, in iiud by the name of the''Trustees of l!u! Lmrudesviilc Acruleiiiy," with tin- | rii;ht t:i acquire and hold real and personal CsUltC. W. K. K1CNNEOY, J. .J. ICKNXKDY, Til KOI*. ISA K Kit, J. ii. >1OSKI.ICY, J. I!. I.KKOY. P. YOUNO J. M. LATI.MKK, Trustees, i April 11, ISfi.1, It MRS TAGGARTi leave to inform licr old customers' thai she is Still in the Dress Making Business, :iiul hopes that they will :< 11 patronize lier. j Cut tin:: and flttiii!: done at all limes at the most reasonable intes. Natl'fartlon uunianteed. She may be found at her residence in . New Orleans. April 1,1&S3. tf ON AND FROM TUESDAY, APRIL 10, Ihcre will ho nn o\hibition for f-nlo at SMITH j it i-ON's one (>f t.'m handsomest and best selected assortn.ei.lS of MILLINERY GOODS ?vcr brought to fliis market. They l ave rleICnutned to make prices as low as they can on-istently with keeping gi od jrond". If y< u It sire to have your wants in this line supplied to very h> sl advantage be eaitaln to ex-1 inline llieir stoulc. W. .infil Smith & Son.! April 1,1883, tf Bridge to Let.; i i I'HH rebuilding of Hip brlilso at Petllircw's ' 011 J.11 tie lilver, will he lot to Ilio lowest'' ( sponsible bidder ut. the bridge oil Tuesday, I \pril wtli, ISS-'t. in 11 o'clock A. M. Spceitlciiloiis furnished on diiy of letting Contractor mist be prepared to complete his bond on the ;pot. J. R. BULLOCK, 1 County Commissioner. April 1.1881, St Bridge to Let. ^EAIiKI.) bids will be received until the 2'itii 1 * of Aj-riI Instant, for building a swingingj ircli hridue across Little River,at. Martin's dill. The bidding will lie closed after the ibove dale and the contract awarded In (lie < owest responsible bidder, reserving the u-mil ight to reject any and all bids. The eoiitrae- ' or will lie required to enter Info bond wish at cast two good sureties conditioned for the lno completion of the work within h specified line. Plans and specifications may bo had ' ... ......ir..,.li,,,, t? ii,,, f-l. t-L-,,r iIk. it,imrfl nil HI Oil|'IIV?KI*?n ? - V. - ? ?? ??t. ?' ? VbbevJIle nr tlie undersigned at Due Wosl iikI partie* may also send their bids to either if ut. W T. COWAN, County Commissioner. April ?, issn. nt State of South Carolina,' Abbeville County. IN THE PROBATE COURT. ISx parte L. T. Khl'ley. Administrator and lYli Honor. Petition for Sctlleint nt and Dischiirgc. V OTICF. is hereby Liven that L. T. Shirley, j administrator of the estate of Georjre j j <hlr!cy,'U-eeased. has applied to tills Court i or settlement and tllsebnnr?\ It Is ordered. 'I'bat Saiurdny. the ">th day of i May mwt, be fixed for settling itic said create j itid granting the discharge ns prayed for. | J. i-ULM-.K I,YON, Judge Probate Court, April .1, issi, it An Ordinance. P Mm to Intent Practices. ' I ! Tfti A\T? r% t TVPT? T>V 1* T.T TAU'V ' a * i'j i i ?./!?. i fx\ m j'ii/ *> i i mi ivi?4i i Council of Abbeville, this tin- sixi tcenth daj' of March, 1883. That if any! person or persons shall within the town lie guiltj' of any indecent practice of whatsoever kind, violative of the common propriety of life, or any such net licIng a breach of common decency, he or die may lie fined not less than live nor more than twenty dollars. He it further ordained, That any person j ivithin the incorporate limits of Abbeville, keeping a disorderly house, wherei lesclate and debauched persons assemble together, or gain their maintenance by! prostitution, all inmates of such houses' >r any persons frequenting such houses, j dial I be liable to a fine of live dollars and j not exceeding twenty dollars, or be iin- j prisoned ait the discretion of the Council. De it further ordained. That a single room shall bo regarded as a house, any person frequenting said room shall be lined live dollars and not exceeding twenty dollars or be imprisoned at tho discretion of the Council. Dodo awl ratified in council iMarcnj IGlli, 1883. I E. G. GRATDON, Intendant. i A. W. Jones, fli.s.] Secretary. April -1, 1883, 4t Il\ WE! i I | In accordance with tiie act to raise supplies for the fiscal year com-! meneinjr November 1st, 1882, approved, December 215(1, 1S8'2, notice is hereby j given that the Treasurer's olliceof Alibeville Count}, will bo opsn lor the collection of taxes TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1883, and will remain open until June 1st. The rate por centum of taxc* is as follows : State purpose? *1? mills. County current 3 *' Deficiencies 1-10 " ! Schools 12 Total 9.85 mills. Poll Tax 91. "The taxes shall be collected in two in- j stallments, viz: The lirst installment| shall be due and payable from the first' day of May to the first day of June, 1883, j and tho second installment shall he duo j 1 i.u ?ltn il?v i\f Knntnnri. I JUKI ?mir < ????i uiv ?. i-.v... . her to tho twentieth day of October, i 1SSV' Tax-pavers can pay nil in May if th?y ' desire to do so. j Taxes are payable in tlio following kind of funds and no other: Gold and silver coin, United States Currency, Nii-> tional Bank Notes, and Coupons which [ shall becomo payable during tho year' 1S.S3, on tho valid Consolidated Bonds of this State, known as "Brown Bonds," and the Bonds of this State known asj Deficiency Bonds, also Jury Certificates, and tho 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, 1833, tf <* , ?| PETITIONS FOR ROADS, NoTICE Is hereby plvcn tn nil whom It may concern that petitions arc pending before the Board of Connty Commissioners for | tho billowing roads, to wit: "linm! lending I from Razor's bridge on Pallida River to Interi se? t with roads leading to Abbeville C. II.f ' Hodges nisd D-mnldsvlllc, a distance of two miles," petitioners << B. HI ley, I>. V. Sharp let al. "Bond leading from the George Clink* I scales place l?y Kd Cox's X. E. Johnston's ete_ j to intersect Fair's bi idge road at or near Kcn.l. j ICay's," petitioners (?. A. D'HikIha*. N. k. Johnston, el al. "To reopen road leading I from Fork Ferry to Abbeville C. II.. through <}. I'. O'Xeall's and D. \V. Aiken's places to the public road at II. F. Fuller's," petitioner.-. O. IV O'Neall, J. S. Royd. J. I>. Fooshe, et nl. Road "beilnnliitf half mile east of Dr. W.JMillford's Lower Mills, through P.Ferguson's, Robert Stuckey's W. X. Hall's, etc.. and run lilnir into the Tucker bridge road at R. II. nails," petitioner* J. C. Mlin.nl, \V. X. Hull, Robert Stnekcy, et al. Ito:ul "beginnlnir near Martin's Mill and running In an easterly <11.1 reetion through lands of ,T. Townes Robertson. J. B. Clamp. T. L. Ilnddon, Robert Clink- j scales. Asa IIdwic, 15. II. Iiukln, etc., via GllRal Church,througe lands of J. M. Cochran, ete., terminating at the road leading from Due \ West, to Hodges, via Cochran's Mill," petition-1 cro J. T. Robertson, J. N. Cochran, J. L. Mil-! Icr.etal. "A highway from Bradford Boyd's | Mill via David Rampey's p!aee?J. M. Major's! place ulid Gabriel D. Buchanan's place, and tiii-iiee to Ore'Miwoo'l. S. C.. by tlie regular road," petitioners U. P. O'Neal. L. D. Merrlniaii, D. C. DuPre, <\ B. Parks, etal. Afier ninety (90) days from J ills date the above petitions will be grunted unless objec lions are (lied with the Clerk of the Board In ! the mean time. By ordtr of the Bo.ird. JAMES C. KLUGII, Clerk B. C. C. April i, law, tf fLYON&HEALYf lo & Monroo Sts..Chlcago.tfaa^/fn ?en?l nr*|?nl?l to*ny ivIdrtM thtlf p AND CATALOGUE, f jai '.<>0 *10 hr.|(T**iiiei I lutrniaenU. Suit#, Cnp?, "/yCZ.\ pons Epinl'U, Cnp-ljru|iv Jk Drum M?]nr'i St?(Tw ?di1 , Surnlry thud 0'iihU, H*r?Hi>j // 13 rrt>l?, *1-0 Ibc1iii1?? tnilrucllon ?u.l /r^willl i fnr Anutriir UiQdj, toil a Cbftiet ItaaJ Mule, State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. Ex Parte Dicey E. Simmons?Petition for Ilomcstcnd. UJ H HUE AS, Mr*. Picry E. Simmons, wife of C. Y. L. Simmons, riccnisril, has made petition to me to luive set oil' to her ami lier minor children, of tin* pormir.nl | ronnty if tne Mild C. Y. L. Simmon*. deceased, the xcmiill'iti allowed l?y law as homestead. N<?:li-f! H hereliy nlven of Hie Intention of tlie s nd Mrs. DIccy K. Simmon* 10 rlnltn ^lch exemption for hersell ami minor cliililren. and Monday thrSutii day of April, ISS.'i. Is Uxed for tlie appointment of appraiser*. M. L. 120NHAM, Jit., Master A. C. March 'IS, I8S3, 5t MAWIT THE HEAD." The Star that Leads Them All." THE LIGlIT-ItUNNINO DOMESTIC. THAT it is the acknowledged lender In the trade is a tact that cannot be disputed. M A X Y IM IT ATE IT 1 NON E EQU A LIT! The Largest Armed, The Lightest I<utinlng, 'i'he Mn?t lirnuiiiul Wood Work, ?Anil is Warm n I eel? To be made of the best itiiiicrl.il. To do any ami all kimN of work, To be cmnplete In every respect. KOK SALE BY R. ffl. HADD01T & CO. Abbeville, S. C. Agents wanted In unoccupied territory. Adircss DOMESTIC S. M. CO., Richmond, Va. March 28, IS33, tr Dress Making. II' K have seeureal the services of Miss Kate \} L'oi.jiday,a laity of tas:e and e.\pctiL'nee. to lake eliargi-of our Draws Making LeIinI'tiiici't. Prices moderate and work uuaium Leoal. U. M. IIADDON & cO. .March 2i, 18S3, tf Columbia and ( rccnvillo Railroad rASSENCKU DKT'A HTMKNT. C'ot.CMKlA, S. ('.. .March 12, 1XS3. On and i>l'ter .March 12, l>tPI, the Passenger Trains will run us herewith indicated upon tills I toad ami its branches. DAII.Y. KXCKIT SUNDAYS. o?, tr i Leave Columbia A- " 47 ? m Leave Alston 1 i'2 |) in Leave New berry 2 II pm Loive Niii'-ty-Slx.... .'I JiS p m Leave I lodges 1 oil p m Lcmvu lie! ton C22 pm Arrive at tireenville 8 -T> p in NO. DOWN l'ASSK>GF.K. Leave Greenvilleat. 10 :!ii a in Leave Helton 12 Id a ru Leave Hodges 1 II pin Leave Nineiy-Six..... 2 ">9 p in Leave Newberry 4 ;I3 p in Leave Alston ,r> 42 j> ni Arr. at Col urn bin I?' 7 Cm p ni SPAltTANl'UKO, UNION AND COl.CMllIA RAILKOA I). NO. ">2. UI" I'AS.1EX?KR. Leave Alston I in p m Leave strolber 2 2s p in Leave She; ton 3 W p in Leave Sun Hie 4 40pm Leave 6 Ji> p in Leave Jonesvl.lo n ."9 p in Arr. at spartiiiibiirx H ji"> p ni KO. o't. DOWN PASSKNGKIt. LeaveSpartanbnrir It. & li. tlei ot 1110 10 n, m j I.eavoS; artaiibui';{S.U.&C'.dei ot (i 10 2.*> p m Leave Innrsvlile 12 05 p in Leave Union 1 1(J p in Leave Sanluc 2 02 ji tn Leave .shellon 3 22 p ni Lia\o Sirollier 4 10 p in Arilvent Alston 5 35 p in IJDUK UIDUK KA 11> 1(0AD AND ANDKKSON nilANCIl. Leave Helli n 6 2/1 p m Leave Anderson 7 48 p m Leave l'cndletou 9 (i# pm Leave Seneeu 0 1" P m Arrive at Walhalla... 11 0"> p in Leave Wallialla .. 7 loam LoaveSeneia I.) S ii a m Leave Pendletrin 0 M7 a m Leave Anderson 11 10 am Arrive at Helton, 12 W a m I/Al.'ltKXS UAILROAP. Leave Helena -J .V) p m Arr. at Laurens C. H h 40 j> ni Leave Ijiurens II. 8 -S/i u m Arrive at Helena 12 27 p in AIHIEVII.LH HRANCir. Leave Ilodues 6 Oil p m Arrive at Abbeville.. <> 12 p in Leave Alilievllle 12 2-t ji m Arrive at Hoilges 1 3-"> p in CON N KCTIONS. Willi South Carolina Railroad from' Charleston. With Wilmington.Colunib'nand , Augusta Itailroad from Wlliiiini'ton and all points North thereof. Willi ( liartotle,Coluiiibia and -'.ugustu Rallmid from Chuilutte ami all points Not th thereof. J3. With Ashevlilts and Spartanburg Rallrcwl for points in Western North Carolina. (J. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division Richmond A Danville Itailroad from all points South and West. J), Willi Atlanta and Charlotte Division Rii'hmond iV Danville Kail load from Atlanta; :uid beyond. K. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division | Kirhmond and Danville Haiiioad from alii points South ami West. 1<'. With Soiitli Carolina Railroad for| Charleston. With Wilmington,folumhlaand i Autiusta Railroad for \\ llniinuton and the North. With Charlotte, Columbia anil Augusta Railroad for Charlotte und the North. (}. With Asheville and Spartanburg Rail rtiiiit imin iit*iiiiiTKi<nviiic. 1*1. Willi Atlantamul t'hnrlottR Division j Mii'liniiiixl mul l>iin\llle Kuilroud from Clr.trloltr iin.I I'eyoml standard limo ns?*d Is Washington. I?. which is liltcoii iiiinutfs faster than Columbia. J. W, KKY. Superintendent. M. SLAUGH l'KIt, Gen. I'assengiT Agt. Special Notice -TO HAVING purchased a lareer stock than our store is capable of holding] ami in order to supply t lie wauls of our: entire custom, \v? have opened anotherj store in one of I'otliran's new htiildiui;s, | where goods of all kinds can ho found at the lowest prices Strictly for Cash. Resides Iho very immense stock always lound in our old stand, let all those in want of men's or bovs' CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, TRUNKS, DOMESTICS ?f ewexry, I GROCERIES OR HARDWAJj give un a call and hp convinced that money can he saved hy purchasing their Fall and Winter supplies from us, for wo liavo bought our goods extremely low and expect to give the public the benefit. Satisfaction guaranteed to all. P. Rosenberg & Co. October 4, 1882. - 7 - . '-v;* 7 "-*0; "" Tf-* 3?^1 mm ??fct?waw?? T. M. KNOX ? CO., TROY, S. C. n AVIv opened .a Unr-Room In "-if place, ! ! where till kinds of Whiskies, Wl ics. unci I Fnti'-y Groceries may bo hud nt tlic u.o.->t reasonable priecs. T. M. KNOX & CO. j March 21.1W?, Im * IW W SPROUSEj I TROY, s. e? ] t GENT for the sale of till kh-dsof Mtuhln ! rV ery,Including A?rli iilsiiral Jtii| loinerit.C'upo Mill*. I'laning Machines, C'oltoii Gins. Threshers, Engines, <??%. itc. It will Im? to tae Interest of purchasers ti call on hltii,Hs ho is a practical inachlnis and Is familiar with the workings of the inn chlnerj which lit seils. 1-Ie guarantees all machinery to Lie as represented. W. W. SPROUSE, Troy, S. C. March 21,1583,3m T W " ?J?mT (i, w. K3.s.urra, ABBEVILLE, S. C. J^KEP.S on hund n full assortment of IRON CASES, PINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFINS, from the chcnpest to the beet. HcnrBe will attend fuuerals. wnen denired. He will also Contract for the Erection of BuildingsRo Is ntrent for the sain of Sash, DoorsBlinds, Moulfllnirs, Stair-ralllng*. Kloorlnjr.' and overythlnir pertaining to house bulldiny April'. im tf AGEI^t ^^EDII S' B **? I*, filca or.fi Vi *t" on c*:-<ry and commission, (or _ t-iiamfeers' DICTIONARY of Universal knowledge. 7'".'T!ti! ? . f -,1 -?nil Compact Lit eriivy *11-' A?s. H:uj no corapfLili rs. !,. I . -\!nl cards not in d. Sviii! A:r v.Vrr. Atidrtss our li'"'-" ' V. ' I )?in1:rr* <b Co.. SV. ! ' Ml.inta, GaC TcnnraiiteeMrlRlNER'S lf/ff wv INDIAN VEUMirrOE to ' destroy and expel'Womm from the Imrnnn bo<ly, w],ere tliey exist, if nsed iaM fi."' m-cordlns to the direc lions* 11 in n ??liable remedy. Pl^VriJ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG6ISTS ~mjr AN0 ST0RE K??P?RS* David E. Foutr. frop. rA J.TIMOR E, MD. ~T7_u~:Xr2":rS HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS No n^RPE will die of four. P"tr or Lcho Fcvkr, 'I I o'ttz'a I'ov.flers nro iwil ! > tii-ie. 1 -i:t < 1 'h'vIits w j!)rare mi'i -'< in I:oo<"ik>l*ka. I ? |*>iv.-rVrx will prevent c-.U'1? iv Fuwia I r vni't* will ln< rc:i m t!<e qunntiry of milk set! r.rer.m i?eiity per cent., ami make the butler firm 411(1 SV.'fi't. K-'UUj I'nwlcrs will mrc or prevent almost kykct Disrusr to v.-iijc!i I!orsrs:.n'l 1 nttlc ?re subject. Kof'rzN i>- rs wiu. givk Satisfaction. 6cU everywhere. rAvro r. rovTs, rroprietor, BALTj^OZr. MD. JJaVEoii hnud almost every variety of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, which th^y oftcr to their customer* on the most advantageous U'rm*. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. With the best of workmen In every hrnnch of our business and an <tbuii<lniit mppl.v >'f lumber. ami other materials, we are prepare'! to do nil kinds of repairing in the vety !? >t manner, at the shortest notlre and i>n the1 most accommodating term.'*. All work fully j warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Aouevn e, r eu. ioo -y NEWGOODS ?AT? -AND I - I jrPIECES of nil the latest style prints; CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. j ert PIECES Weached Muslin, at ,lowest OU prices, nt CUNNINGHAM <fc TEMPLETON'S. A LARGE assortment of Jeans and C'ass'HUTCS Hi CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. BOOTS, Shoos and Hals in lnnurueraM slyli's iiml prices, nt CUNNINGHAM ? TEMPLETON'S. TRUNKS. Trunks. Trunks.Trunks,at CUNNINGHAM ?fc TEMPLICTON'S. READY-MADE CLOTHING, nil the lates i cuts, at CU N NINGI1A M TE V PL ETC N 'S. | EVERYTHING in tlio grocery line?Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Molasses, Tobacco, Chee.se and all shelf goods, nt CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON' S. TRY our 8 pound to the dollar CufTec. You will find It excellent. CUNNINGHAM d: TEMPLETON'S. ROAL fink Ins Powders, the purest made, at CUNNINGHAM Ai TEMPLETON'S. | TUV. best Shirt? and Collar* we have ever i kept. Cnni|.IeN' in all i arts, lit CUNNINGIIA 51 A TEMPLETON'S. DRESS GOODS 111 rlOfl style*, nt CUNNINGHAM A TEMPLETON'S. Kept. 1.1, 18->2. tf TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS, i Estate of N. A. Caldwell, ' Deceased. ALL persons Indented to the estate of Mrs. N. A. CALDWELL. .lite of Abbeville , ('ounty,decease:!,sire hereby not 1 fii-d to make i in met) i.-ito payment, ami ail who nave claims against sul'i Estate inu>t present them by or before the i<tli April proximo. M. G. ZEIGLER, Administrator. llafeh 28.188.1,5t Gloves, Gloves. HOsrKRV, HOSIERY. We have trlvcn I Special nltentlon lo Glove* and Hosiery. Can xliiiw a variety of styles In this line that > has never been shown in this market. tt. M. II AD DON A CO. March 21,188.1, tf Still the "Rage." J ADIES unii ilisses Blnck Hose. A splen- i j did assortment at . . ^ R. M. HADDON <fc CO. March 21,1863, tf X '/ Wjfg -: $ v ; . -:^5| ! SPRING STOCK I8XIC0IPLTE THAN E?1 WE nrc (!?i|.v receiving <n:r mnmxonlh stock of Sr-'lng goods, end aro prepared to offer | bargains in all IIihs. i DRY GOODS. This department Is now nbont romplele, consisting in part cfall the cilfTorent shades o^ i Dress (ioixlx, such sis "cru>iitM strawberry,'' "cicpluiiuMs breath," "shrimp pink," do. < 4-t HlouclirU .Shcctli'_gs entirely free from dressing 10 cents. Dress Muslins fine assortment cents. CljOTMIMC^ Our Ktock of Clothing Is the finest wo ever brought to this n^nrkpt. consisting of mexs, youths, hoys and ciiiujkkn. Urlrg on your children and have them Titled up handsomely und at little cost. ^T^rri?rPs4 k.J J.JL L L V Jl. K-.:? | | Everybody lin<* hoard of our Men and Boys, Patent Back RoiaforceJ Shirts. Warranted not to rip In the haelc. A tine assortment of TRUNKS, SATCHELS, nnd VALISES. Try our excellent TEAS, put up In one pound tins. SHOES. We have Shnrs at nit prices. I,miles and Gents Kino Shorn from Bttrk .1 PnckaH, nnd S. D. ol'er^ a ro. Would you find oui how far a few dollars can go? buy Shoes manufactured by S illurs <& Co. ; Dont rail to call on us. WARDIAW & EDWARDS. April 21.1883, tf FiLiim mil! THOMAS McGETTIGAN f IS WELL PREPARED TO SUPPLY HIS CUSTOMERS WITIt WHAT TnEY CALL . J lor. lie Ik dally uddlnu to hl3 large Rloclc the host brui.dn of every country. 1 ' YTasson's and Mum's Champagnes, California j Wines and Brandy, Best French Brandy, ' Jamaica Eoid. Bavarian Beer, Enclisb A e, Scoici Whistej w IK1SH PORTER. ! I Also a fine fctock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Cull aud see liis mammoth stock at the i ? Palmetto Saloon, Washington Street. , April 25,1833, 3m ? J CISI1HI k TIPLEW nAVE RECEIVED TIIEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF SPRIXG GOODS, CONshting In part of Calicoes, Eats and Caps, Homespuns, Boots and Shoes, Muslins, Crockery, Lawns, Groceries, I Cambricks, Clothing, Swiss Muslin, Table Linen, Piques, Huckaback, GIVE THEM A. 1ST EARLY CALL, | Miirch N," 1SS3, tf CHMLESTON. S. C. SOLUBLE GUANO, liivhiy ammonlntcd; DISSOLVED HONK; highest irnide; ACID PHOSPHATE, for oompostlne; ASH ELKMEN 1', madeot Moat*, for C-itlnn, Grain and Pens; GENUINE LKOPOLDsHALL KAINIT. imported direct from the Mln?'x In Gernuinv. and warranted pure; GENUINE FLOATS, of lilL'host grade, product of the Due Atomizer; SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC: COTTON AND d'OUN COMPOUND; GROUND DRIED FISH AND BLOOD; GROUND IlAW HONE; N. S. LAND PLASTER; Special Formula* made to order. COTTON SEED MEAL. Special Inducements for cash orders. For terms. Illustrated Almanacs aud cards uddrees tho Co. Dec. 20, IHS-J, oin THE OFFER FOR SALE SOLUB L PACIFIC GUANO. PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE. 'VIIESE guano* arc of the highest credo and nrc kept so without rejanl to co?t. as the tosllI iimity 01' nil 0'ir customer* for the piist 15years In this Sintr\ (tpon-ln. North Carolina and tlsewheie will t>ub>tautlnte. For terms apply to tho agents In the various towns or to "R H. FROST & CO.. Ae-ents. Charleston S. C, Dec. 13,18S2, 3m HART AND COMPANY, HARDWARE MERCHANTS. SOLE AGENTS FOR LA now PULVERIZING DISC HARROW. THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW, THOMAS ? PULVDRIZING HARROW. LANE HAIlKoW. A.M ERICAN BARBED FENCE WIRE, BUFFALO STANDARD SCALE*. AGENTS FOR Genuine Farmer's Friond and Avery Plows. FO It SALE STEEL T:i*LLTONnrES. SCOOTERS. TWISTERS, SHOVELS. FULL LINE OF CARPENTERS, MACHINIST. COOPERS AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS, HITHS, SPOKES. RIMS, REFINED AND SWEDES IRON. STATE AGENTS FDR KEMP'S MAKUKE ED im(K HIT . SHOWS SPREADER WHILE DRILLING. IT ALSO BROADCASTS. t HART & CO., Charleston, S. C. c SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! J L, CLARK, < FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAFT HA\ ING withdrawn nil agencies and **?*'r rnvn to ptvt mv I placed our business on a strict ly cash I HAVE CONCLUDED TO Glyfc, Mil basis, THEREBY SAVING AGENTS" COM- . *bop. 1 MISSIONS AND LOssKs BY MAD DEBTS, 11 GOOD ATI EN fJON. If any person wish-, we are enabled to sell our well known ferllll- ; cs to nave Ins ? i,i-t>\n>m-> K'-rs. viz: Wiicox, Glbbes & Co's Manipu- I " ATCIIES HEI AIKLD lati d Guano. Wilcox, Glbbes & Co's Super- i Brine tliein In. I have all the tools and mn phosphate dlreet to farmers and merchants : terials to do it up In the best of style and at c nt VERY LOW I'll 11 ES by the single ton, ' the lowest rates possible. If you want youi j par load, or huge quantity for the cash. j clock repaired bring It In and it will be done I right. If yon want your WILCOX, GIliUES & CO., j JEWELRY MENDED ~ t, . Bring It on. It you want your Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Ga. j SEWING MACHINE MENDED Inn n iwm tf Thlslstlie place to get it done In thebest ot ' ' jmler. You can ha ve any piece made new, or i _ the old one repaired. If you want your can or' pistol repaired litis Is the place to have It t , done. All these articles will be repaired In ' Tn Arrive. I me best Of order at the Low est Trices. j Hive mo n iruu anusausiy yourselves?i A HANDSOME lino of Huld Olnsrhnms. TEKMS CASH. Sh:iii>bys A Kverrntt Suiting from 10 to . li cents per yard. .Splendid l-imhIs lor liotisu I T A TT W T A^TT' Ireuses. U. M. HADLtON &. CO. dUIl.ll Jj trLilJCVA ;J Feb. 28.1SS3. If J .. I j For EarJy Spring. ; j ' 'ni/l UinlrAvw" TSTrs***.-*** IUST RECEIVED?a very hmidsomMlne of 8 Ula rUCKOry WSSfOIlS J Indies Neck Weiir.Collerotte. Hu-slii!!*.1 ** ? Lnces, Embroideries, Evorlnstlnif THinmlnirs, ' 1 Ac. n. M. HADDON & CO. Feb. 28, IS83, tf 1MIE best In tlie world. Every farmcrsliould i f you wnnt n nice band sewrd. low quarter have one of ihcu). X cd Slio?. call on For sale by CUNNINGHAM ?i TE.MPLETON I March 21,1833. JOHN KNOX A CO. March 11,18S3, tf I READ TUB v; M Following Certificate AND commity nrown Intercsuby buylntf thebi st i?ood*: . 4 Ahbkvilj.k. R C.. February 1881 J Maura. TfarcUci" <i- luZuxu-cU? \.'5B The M I< I<1 Icon il^h Grade Fort I liar, j3 imugbtof yon ln?t jftir, (fuvo grpot nuiurni- -m lion t4?rno>Mi(l U>rry ncltrlii>onr. Ji Ik wiiul ' .-*1 lt? nnmo Indicator, a "Uliih firrdo'' mtlolo, ' '-"V-l Indeed I regard U thc.txnt I ever iimhI. A<*? -.^SB lions snonk londer Uiftn word*. Our cloli -?;f| diowti Its f.tiili liy rc<ji"icstlnjt you to order tt)f A is lit once one ?>r load of tin- Mlddlcton Higti Jnide and \vc limy want more. J. E. ULDP.ICKr ta I concur In the above 1). E. NEWELL. fl Feb. II, 1883, If r_SH irsiffi CONGAREE "itS Coumbra. S? C Agent for ' r CHAPMAN'S . fM PERPETUAL EYAPORATOiJ PHESE' WORKS WERE' ESTABLIBgEPrffil J in IS47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and Jaroej 'jM Hotf, ami from that time till now carried on >??? iucc!08sfiilly by myself. My 'friends and coBjv?Bm ,nmers will boar witness or the large and sendousJobs executed by me. It was at mr y^Sjaij ivorks where the largest and almost only >f Its closs ever executed In thiswiiy wa*doni?,"';5^j ,iz.: the making of the pipes for the City ; ?{S Water Works In the year 1808. In the branch-S3HI ir BELL FOUNDING, I can say that X have *$Si| nade the largest bells ever cast in the Stat*, .-'/sa ui'-li as ihebell for the City Hail In Columbia^, aM My stock of patterns for ARCHITECT 17- JSpM RAL WORK. COLUMNS forStorefronU.tr --3OT lane and various, and in RAILINGS for Bal-. . jam :onles, Gurdens and Cemeteries I have the- \3ffl aruest variety and most modern owtteras -hS3 many of these are patented and I have por- -?#1 jhased the ri|*ht for thlaState. In the machine line I can furnish Lions with STEAM ENGINE* and BOILERS ^Cl^ ?r any size and description. My CIRCULAR^mSB SAW M11. LS have carried off the prize at ev-_ fjl ?ry State Fair held In this city, and in tlwl^Oiga construction I have taken paltts to combine ,>,ae ilmplk-lty with the most useful modern hn?- .<??53 jrovemcnts, and may flatted myself that my ".j'Jm CIRCULAR SAW MII.LS find tiivor with;~|H ;ry sawyer who understands his business. 0?j9H The many orders I am steadily receiving foet1'gB.^ ?UGAR CANE MILLS prove thut the pttbllc '.,^^ tppreclatc the mills of my make, and soltW with my GEARING for HORSE POWERS, -vM ilN* WHEELS, GRIST MILLS and other v*3? MACHINERY. I have the manufacturing right of man/z^pl PATENTS, such as eastings for ROCK COT-- '.'?H fON AND HAY PRE^S and three or tour '-sH iifterctit FEEI> CUTTERS and other lmple* ggM I will be pleased to send my drcolarato Any . ippncnni, lotreiner u nn priop ii?t<>re?ttnmi*. vja My prices sire moderate, and I assure the pobj/t2jP l<*tliat Miry nrc l nver even Ihnn those of- :j S'orlliern niiinuracturorfi, ptkI thnt my work a III compare luvurab.y with thut of, any oth^ -3 J >r maker. AU'lres*' ' John Alexander, faj Cont.akee Ikon Works. Columbia, 8. C. SPEAKE&BRCM -AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUSEclipse Traction and. Portal table Engines! THE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE &EPAOA I TUK, SAW MILAJa. CUT 1UK Oi>a. Also, TIIE AMERICAN FRUIT DR??R. PaN ties wishing the ubovo, address m9Ib SPEAKE & BHO., MM Kinard's T. 0., S..* V|B|| Mr. JOIIN KNOX Is our only Agent to tlie Ecllp?o Engines nnd Separator* and "iSSM Amerlcttu Fruit Driers In Abbeville ConDl>v5fy^ SPEAKE & HBO. g&J March 29,1832,12m A. M. HILL 'j & SONS, J DEALERS' GROCERIES; PROVISIONS,| CRACKERS, HAH, TEAS, FISH, SOAP, SYRUP, SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, . .sfS FINE TOBACCO, J CIGARS, WINES, | LIQUORS, &c. Abbeville, S. C. 1 Dec. 15, 1880, tf. ' /'vl AS PREDICTED! ] L H. RUSSEL'S | NEW BRICK STORE [S Building up a profitable trade. Mr. -/ ltussol's long experience in tlio LIQUOR TRADE Enables him to distinguish the GRFAT L JIFFKRHNCE between good and in- . 1 erior articles. 1 He always buys direct from the Manuaeturie*. thereby saving the profit that A ;oen to I lie middle man, this he gives to ; J iid I'listnniprs. fli Farmers will And this a good placo to M >uy Hue fl !?EET MASH CORN IHMfJi direct from tho Moun'aina of EToVth ' Carolina and ns PUKE am the WATER iL hat descend from the Blue Ridge. IE IS ALSO FITTING UP A SPLENDID Billiard M Fool Parlor. Rememljfr"the NEW STORE next loor to the Court House. April liU, 1?82. ^ .fs rtCID ! ACID!! 1 4 . ? va rf-.r* VAI ?!? . ' r 1 l ;\.>U IVJ %. [l QUAFLES 4 CO. I- cb. 2S, IS*:?, tf - . [iMRITIS GASBEN^SEED. g L~ AKI.Y ROSE IRISH1 POTATOES. PEEK- ^ a ? )e>s IriMi. Potatoes and Ot>|on .Setts, for a If. QUAKLES & CO. -jg! Feb. 28,1883. tf VS? Jus? Received. .'t J A FUI-L llnp of Stnplo Stnplc and Faoey J tx Buttons, Triiumlt.c?, Ac. . ? It. M. HADDON & CO, 1 r?t>. 2P. l$r3. ?f 1 * ?