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r The Press and Banner, s. c. Wednesday, May 16, 1833. <v^ TIIP Farmers airl l!i? Oojh. The crops of small grain are, or \v<?n* j until a few d!iyh as good hs heart j could wish, but tiio continued drouth is1 beginning to injure the oat ?*iop, an.il unless we have rain at an early (lav the J harvest will l?e a small one. The wheat; ami barley crop* arc good. (Jre.it si'tivitv h is prevailed on all (he ! farms for a month or more, and a verv ' large area of land has been planted.' Nearly all of the cott m n op has lieen i planted, an I tnueh of it is up, and a portion has been woiko.I. In s ?:ilo sections the stands are fine, while there is com-; {)laint from other sections. Within the; ast two weeks an immense amount of bottom land has been broken and made ready for corn, anu many rm|? been planted. Our farmers seem to lie workiny; with greater energy than ever, and it is to be hope! that their ? ?!"?riM j Inay be abundantly rewarded. The bene-; fits resulting last year from large crops of breadstuff* seems* to have given new lifej i to the farming interests. In some sec-; I tions there sufficient quantities of enrn j I and oats to supply every domain] for! I hotn.? consumption, and this, too, alter P thousands of bushels of o its were I L shipped last Fall to distant markets. As w ft rttlo onr farmers are not going in debt j V to any thing li.e former years. Our' T merchants are cautious a; to their risks, ' and as a consequence we have a town r full of solvent and reliable mercantile; linns. Dentil of a Centenarian. Miss Martha Wilson, of Wideman's; post office, died <in the morning of the* j 13th instant. From best information it is . believed that sho was over a hundred years old, and she is supposed to have) been the oldest person in this section of j the country at the time of her death. Sliej was originally from Charleston, but had j lived in this county for sixty or seventy j years. She was buried at the family j burying ground near Calhoun's Mills. | Rev. Mr. Davis preached the funeral ser- j > mon. Sunday School Anniversary. , The Sunday School anniversary of tho; Presbyterian*Church of Ninety-Six will ; take place next Friday, the isth instant, ' in the Presbyterian Church of Ninety- ' Six. Geo B. Cromer, Esq., of New her-I ry, is to deliver an address. There will j; be a pic-nie dinner in the church yard atter the morning exercise. Everybody is ; ( invited to be present and to bring well filled baskets. ... | iT?E Literary Club will meet on Fri-|( day night, at Mrs. S. M. \\\ Smith's. I Mr. S. C. Casoit will read an essay on! "Jefferson Davis and his Rise and Fall of j1 " ' ri. Tlio ,.s. j ino tniunirnm- .... say will be discussed under these two i huads: 1st. The connection of Mr. l>a- ' R vis with, and his views of tho United ? States Government. 2nd. IIis connec- t B tion with and views of the Uovcnimen'. ? of the Confederate States. Wk neglected to state last week in eon- < nection with the agreement of our incr- ' chants to closo at six o'clock that Messrs. < K. M. Haddon A Co. signed tlie agree- j I inent to take effect 1st of June?May be- j ing one of their busiest month in theu year, they could not close at (5 o'clock ! I without interfering materially with their j business. j j The young gentlemen in town met last j Monday afternoon to organize a base ball | club, and will go to practicing us soon as feuitabl<* grounds are obtaiveil. The following orticers were elected : L. \V. Per- * rin, President; J. Allen Smith, VicePresident; Thos. C. Perrin, Secretary j I und Treasurer. Tke stores in Abbeville arc now closed ; I at six o'clock in the evening. Last Mon- J day being the first evening that the st res j were closed at this hour the merchants! nnd clerks seemed at a loss to know what to do with themselves. They finally cn <' matte inspected Latimer's line Jersey. j ti Mr. Chari.es E. Hkuok has opened ' a shoe shop in the store room recently i" been pied by Messrs. P. Rosenberg Co. 1 He is as good a mechanic as erer worked I s at the business, and he will make it to!1 the interest of our people to call on him js in his new shop. Give hint unorder. f (J Mr. P. Rosenberg, of the firm of Ho- , son berg &. Co., has gone to New York in tho interest of their customers. lie will \ lay in a large stock of every needed arti- H cle, and buyers may look out for good 11 bargains. I *' Mr. Ross, of Charlotte, N. C., the gen- < I tleman employed to m.?ve the Alston !f I And will go to work at once. It' any citi- j i I 2011 has h house to roll, he is the man to'i F move it. 11 We are indebted t > friends for copies of'j the Shreveport newspapers eon taining the j* particulars of the killing of Mr. Wiihoj' Lyon, who was a native of our town, and j1 so well known to our people. 1 The branch in rear of Mr. Sa?sard's j j' residence is blamed for sickness in that' J locality, and a citizen suggests that theL town council should drain the stream. j ( Mk. Harney O'Conner is white wash- j. Ing the Court room and all the offices lie- t low stars,and Mr. Cobb is white washing!' the shade trees on the public square. j, Wm. IIill, Esq., who has been quite < 111, is now so much improved in health j i that he expects to come to town in a day ' or two. We congratulate him. j i Tiik vacation in the Abhevillo IIis*hl! School is only a month off, and scholars jand teachers* are looking forward with Is pleasuie to the pro.uised rest. 11 Capt. T. A. Rogers* death In Harlow , county, Georgia, is announced. 11c was , a native of Abbeville county, and left here some ton years ago. Mr. u. S. Barnwell is having a new ; roof put on his house, and otherwise!. beautifying his residence. Mr. 11. K.j< Buacham, contractor. |9 I L Miss Mamie, daughter of Mr. Jamosi' \ Taggart, received a painful hurt in the I f foot by being thrown from a buggy last i Saturday afternoon. | I)r. H. I>. Wilson will be absent from j' his office from next Monday until Thurs-j1 ilav night, fie will be off on professional;! business. Our farmers are much in need of rain, jj The oat crop will he very materially in- ; jured unless we have good seasons soon, i Yesterday was a blustery March- < like day, and everybody should have-i kept from under dead limbs of trees. j i Mr. W. J. Rookrs has returned from!' the West. He has made arrangements to !' sell goods cheaper than ever. Strawberries have declined in Abbe- , ville to ten and twelve cents a quart. Tlie crop seems to be abundant. Mr. J. S. Hammond will cot rich on his contract for removing tho dirt from the Alston House corner. j, There are nine prisoners in the Abbeville jail?seven for trial, and two undergoing sentence. Mr. J. II. Latimer received his five hundred dollar Jersey bull last Monday, j It is a beauty. Mr. G. Cade is now making his head-1 quarters at Mr. (J. S. Cade's residence at | Gibert's Mill. Mrs. Holcombe is very sick at the: residence of Mr. M. E. Hollinsworth on! Little River. Isaiah McCoppex, colored, is now in jail for knocking a negro woman down I with a gun. K Mr. G. A. Visanska lias bought Capt. i B Bonham's handsome dwelling <?n MagaR zine Hill. Up to this time about fifteen hundred | dollars has been paid into the Treasurer's Hf office. Hjr, Ol'r people are luxuriating on English! wf peas and Irish potatoes. Mrs. A. W. Jones has been quite sick ; but is better now. Mr. A. W. Jones was in town last; Monday. The grain crops aie promising. Remember that Rosenburir A Co. arcl Belling a tine lot of straw hats positively 1 nt New York cost. Go to Rosenberg <k Co's for a nice tit- i j ting and durable shoe, at bottom figures. I I A laroe variety of straw hats, just re- i I coived, which will be sold at New York I cost. P. Rosenberg it Co. B A large and attractive stock of baskets, I embracing all kinds, small, medium and I large sizes. No lady is happy without H three or four baskets, and they are very H convenient and nice to have. A full line. I at Smith & Son. Gents don't forget that wo keep con-: Rtantly on hand a full line of straw and felt hats, Eighmie shirts, collars, cutis, I handkerchiefs, cravats, socks, gauze undershirts, &c., at Smith <fc Sot). Gents Shoes.?For style and finish | Banister's shoes are unequalled by any in the market, for durability and coin-1 fort as good as the best, at Smith A: Son. j A nice line of Persian lawns, mull, muslins, dotted swiss, and other white goods, at Smith tfc Son. The largest and finest stock of ready-1 made clothing we have ever brought on j in the Spring suits, from $5 to &*>, all Smith <& Son, Don't forget to examine our stock of dress goods, Smith <ft Son. WniTE Brothers have just received a new stock of black cashmeres, which are very desirable and cheap. IIeiser's low-fjuartered shoes can be had in great variety of styles, at White Brothers. White Brothers have a full line of Ziegler's, ladies and child reus, shoes. These goods wear so well, it is always sound economy to buy them. \r. White Brothers' trade in readymade clothing has been unusually heavy this season. Thev have still, however, a large line of childrens, youths and mens' ! suits which are very attructive, and they I aro oflered at very reasonable prices. j ' WlJITE IJltoTII KI!s* stock C?f WllitC j lawns cannot bo excelled. Also. a great j variety <>! laces ami Hamburg trimmings. Wiiitk Bkotu l.ks have now in storv ami oiler at \ cry low |>rices, one hundred and lifty barrels ??l* Hour, eighty barrels of initialises and syrups, lortv liaricis sugar. t'nrJy sacks cotlee, also, meat, ! lard, tish, salt, ?Vc. f Cor.-'ETs ! r >rs"!s : Dr. Warner's Car ilinc, rd ; l?r. W arner's Xtcli i, 71 cell's; L?r. Warner's 1?< i^hto'.i, .>0 edits, at Wardlaw tt IMwards. IjAwns.?I'ishop, Victoria, India, and I'ersi in lawns, frn.n 10 to 41 cents a yard, at Wardlaw A I! I wards. A i.ahue assortment of towels, ranging in price fruin 1') to-JO cents, at Wardlaw ,t IMwards. Fine Shoes.?Soller's button kid, opera ton for ladies and misses wear, also iadies and misses Newport ties and sandals, at Wardlaw 4fc IM wards. Si'i!ino Si*its.?We have thoin for moil, boys and children in varied styles and prices, at Wardlaw A IMwards. ('AMi'O. -A beaiititul line of Spring prints, at (J.1 cents a yard, at Wardlaw A lvl wards. lIvMiimii edging and insertion, in beautiful styles, m Wardlaw it Ed>vards. Swiss edging iti oxqisite patterns, and of host material in 10 cents packages, at Ward law ^ Edwards. flKNTs noliliy sack suits, in all shades? at Ward law & Edwards. TlIK invkntmn ok tltk A(jk.?The patent hack shirts fur "boys" Wear, at Wardlaw it Edwards, is the best. Price S.'i cents. TM'NKs of all stylos and prices, both for gen I lemon's and ladv'.s use, at Wardlaw it Edwards. Tin: perfect fitting patent hack, re-onfoiveil bosom shirt, is warranted nut tu ripduwn the hack. Price ?1, nt Wardlaw it Edward-. Thk Snnlluwor bleached homespun, will compare favorably with the fruit uf the loom. Price only 10cents per yard, fur side by Wardlaw it Edwards. lanotky lawns in beautiful shades. Price (?,1 cents per yard, at Wardlaw it I'M wards. Dkkss goods in bright beautiful shades, at Wardlaw it Edwards. Muttons.?Muttons in all tho new! shades, at Wardlaw it Kd wards. Soi.i.kr's kid button shoe is tho best, wo have thom in all the numbers, at Wardlaw it Edwards. If von have wool to sell take it tV (fu nics it Co. ; they pay the highest cash! price for it. tf Kkki* your head cool by wearing straw I liats, a splendid line at Quarles ite. tf 1 (j Kxr ink X. ()., sugar just received by! Quarles it Co. j Qkarlks it Co.. have reduced their price on tobacco, they have a nice lot on land which tliov sell at a reduction of 8j scuts per pound. I; you want a cheap and good siioe call it (Jiiarlcs it Co. Nitns veiling ami other dress goods j n crushed strawberries, electric Mm? : lawthorn pink, Flordiiline, mode, tan j fee., with silk laces buttons ami other rim mines to match. Full lim; of silks Hid satins. It. M. lladdon A: Co. - j Just received, and will continue to re-1 reive every week., the latest styles in f nilluicry and fancy goods. Ladies can ; il ways get the latest lashions at lowest) prices, l?y calling on It. M. 1 (addon A Co.! Ik you want ni<e homemade harness, ;o to* J. C. Newman's shop in Knox's juilding, at Abbeville. tf j "Tun great Banboo" corset. 11. M. i laildon iV Co. New styles in ladies shoes, all nu infers to be hail at 11. M. lladdon A Co. I "The great Ban boo"' corset, 5 hooks. i. M. lladdon A Co. "Tiik great Banboo" corset, 5 hooks. {. M. lladdon it Co. New styles in millinery just received, i. M. lladdon A <!o? Sunday School Celebration. A grand Sunday .School rally came ofl j in /ith instant, at l'epubiican Church, lear Mapleton. Many persons attended, j i?v. A. <i. Harmon explained the object j' if the meeting, order of iheday, and saidj hat the object was not for a pie-nie nor j j ocial enjoyment, but was for the good of! he Sunday Sehool causej and after soj aying lie ollered up a suitable praver, nd alter it introduced as a sneaker on the j iccasion C. W . Creighton, K*q., of ICtlgeiebl. '1 hisgentleman took the Hour,and], ,> might have lieeti expeeted, delivered I cry ( loijiiently an elaborate, appropriate j ud excellent speech on the excellence.: itilii v ami imiioi tam e <>l Sunday Schools i >ii<i tJ10 instruction ami learning therein j ir thereby acquired, ami concluding was I dIlowed 1 >v* excellent vocal ami in?tru-j uciiial music, Mrs. 1*. L. Sturkev per-;' brining on her line organ, and she ami a iit it 1 mm- of others sinking melodiously, i1 'ollowing this Mr. Jas. A. Harmon ofl dnpleion, was introduced as another! peaker, and In* sit?-|?j??-.l forward ami de- j ivered in Mclhulie style and with stciito-1 'iau voice a good, suitable speech in lavor j >t tin; Sunday School cause. and timing! ill to rally, ami in>-i?.Ti?? .? .-uomily on the riris an I ladies to attend the schools, and j ill their seats regularly ami assuring: hem that hy so doing th'-y would coi tains' cati-e the hoys and men to attend and ill the seals lor them, and having said his ho closed hy sayimj that Bishop iVightmnu said that "when one wa out if ammunition it was time tor him to Iuit shooting" Music ensued, and endii*5, Kev. .las. Harmon, of .McCormiek, kvas lutrodu.ed and lie took tin1 Iloor and nade a very til speei'it in favor of Sumlav ] Sehoois, lint sullic i it to say that the Npeceli was a good one, very interesting, j iml pleased well and being ended music) uisiied, and this ending was followed hy he introduction of Mr, P. L. Stnrkey, who stepped forward and said that if he ?poke it would he his lirst speech. I'ro:eeding with his task, he said much in praise and for the good of said schools, ?nd gave hoth the pupils ami teachers <01110 good talk about their reading novels ami trashy literature and neglected t>?j study and learn their Sunday School les- j <ons. His speech and zeal for the good of; Lhe said school ciuso deserve for him! inucli praise. Kolimviiig his speech was rnu>ic, which ending was followed uy tlie i introduction ?f Hov. Mr. Brown who; irose and said that the audience was so 1 vitiated with good speaking and a good linnor that lie ivonhl only say something j ibout childhood, and so lie proceeded and ; read much that was good and useful ibout this, and closing he was followed liy music, and this l?v prayer and bet eliction, and these by a dispersion of the t*sembly, who appeared to have enjoyed j themselves so well all day. Now, if notj r?nt of place, we beg leave to say here that | Lho behavior of tiie whole assemblage was excellent, or unexceptionable; audi we think that everybody had plenty o! something good to eat, Ac. G. \V. M. | A Week in I)ne West. Last Wednesday evening the fith instant, a lawn party was given at l>r. lirier's under the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent Society. From o$ to 8 I'. M. the scene was one of life and merriment. The old and young were there to enjoy the happy repast furnished by the ladies. The Cornet Band did its share towards the enjoyment of the evening. Proceeds amounted to about f'jO?substantial proof of its success. Wednesday, the 10th, was observed as decoration day. At the ringing of the church bell the citizens assembled in thej village cemetery to pay their tribute oi l respect to the Confederate dead. Dr. (Jrier, in a short speech said, it was not to foster a snirit of resentment that we had assembled, nor to rekindle sectional animosities, but to do honor to principle; u principle for which Lee and Jackson fought; a principle in devotion to which so many, even fn in our midst, sacrificed their lives. If the principle that animated them was just and true and which we believe to tie so, then, since the cause was lost, it is no less our high and sacred duty to cherish and honor th t principle, to inculcate it into the teachings of our children and trai.siuit it to the most distant generations as a sacred legacy. Prof. Hood then read the Roll of Honor, designating the soldiers graves and the ladies in their quiet and meaning way scattered their lloral oHerings. This is communion season in the Associate Kcfor"*ed Presbyterian Church, llcv. W. I,, l'rcsslv preached the opening sermon. He spoke of the Judgment. Noticed the standing argument iu favor of future judgment drawn from the imperleet distribution of rewards and punishments in this life. The time although unknown is fixed even to the hour. "Of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven. It will corneas a thief iu the night. Christ is seated upon a throne of grace now, on that day He .vill descend frqjn the throne of grace, lay a.-ide His mediatorial robes and ascend the throne of judgment. He will judge the world in the presence of an assembled universe. No one shall escape. We shall all appear." His words were spoken with great soberness and ean.cstnest. Dr. Sloan preached Saturday and Sabhath. We rejoice at his coming. A grand callsthenic display will be made on the campus of the Female College next Friday tight. It will be publie. ' > K. Frank Leslie's Smulay Magazine. For dell-htfu\ edilying mid Instructive rending tni* magazine Is not excelhd liy any ofII* <:<iitl>mpoii.rle>. mid the June number, m i these respt cts, we think, could seanel.v be sui |ii8?'d. The following admirable iirileles tire pioiusely Illustrated: "What Ik the Baptist Church ?" by He v. Dr. Chambllss, being a continuation oi "lieil^lous Denomination* In the t'nlted States''; "Ainot.g the Natives of theNorih " (No. II.) by Llelitenaut,Kchaw. atko; "The Other Side of Uieek II 1st ?ry. Ancient and Modern," By Itev. Wilbur F. Ciafts; "Saeied Musicians of the Nineteenth Century," by Allrcton Hervey ; "The American Pilfir in In Palestine." l?y K. I)e Leon. etc. 1 here are articles by the editor. Dr. Ta I matte, on the laie Alexander H.Stephens and Peter Cooper,and a sermon In the Home Pulpit, "The t loudle-8 Morning." There are also arteles, essays. Btories and poeins by Adelaide Stout. Ida Hervey.Olive M. Blrrell.Iiev. W. W, i eliuri, S. T. li., Mrs. W. Faucett, Kev. E. Payson Hammond, etc., etc. and a most Interesting miscellany. Price 25cents,or f3a year, postpaid. Address. Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publittler, 53,55 and 57 Park Place, New York. ' * Verdery D;>ts. Farmers arc vigorously pushing their work. A li?rht rn.n fell here Friday morning. Miss Kiiza Foster returned home from Il-inea Path last week, after a pleasant | visit of several months anions friontls an.I relatives. An excursionist from y 'Ut!i Carolina, l stepped <ni a (jetiruian'H font the other lay.u li 'ii toe latter said, '"Mister, 1 wish j von would please take your plantation oir ! my It ill* acre." ! Tlie colored hand from Ilradley paid our town a visit last Friday, an I ph.ved several pieces lor us. They perform W"'I indeed, coverim; the short time since lliey bewail to learn In play. A colored man jumped oil' the train 'near Verdery, a few e\enim;s ago, while i! was running at a rapid speed. I' was an unfortunate leap. ho? over, as he leil and In-like the cap of his knee. Dr. II. Drcnnau is prepare) for the ap I >i~< 11 ii I narve^ wiifin, >? t- i "miins a till! supply of scythes and cradles oil hand. There is a (l.nirisiiiii j Stndav School a' \\*1151: Mali. This Sunday School wakepi alive all w inter, and no dmbt muen of its success is owing to tlio energy and promptness of its Superintendent, Mr. Yinnie (iriOiii. The excursion to Augusta last week over the A. K. Railroad was <piite a success. There was, perhaps, between six and sev en hundred excursionists on the train when it reached Augusta. The behavior was unusually good. Mr. Duncan. the" conductor, is an allable gentleinan, and deserves great eredit for the manner in which lio condueted th.fi train Jon this occasion. OSt'AR. McCormick I)ols. An excursion passed through here the 8th instant, and was very much crowded. Some of Greenwood's charming young ladies were on board, among whom were | Misses Oldham and Mcrrimau. At the Sunday School Rally the house wat taxed to lis utmost with ladies and the gentlemen could not get in. We would suppose that not less than seven hundred pe< pie were present. Buggies ami vehicles were crowded around every window listening at the proceeding* of; the rally. The McCormick School underthe supervision of our noble friend Mr. J 1*. L. Stnrkey marched up and took seats I close to where the speaking was going on,; and we feel pleased to say that both schools | did themselves much honor on the occasion. The McCormick School will have! another some time this year ami a uni-1 versal invitation will be extended as in ! the other. In absence of Rev. J T. Rate, i Rev. A. <i. Harmon conducted the meet-! ing. Mr. A. A. Traylor i* still crowded with freight at McCormick. The farmers am very much behind planting in this section. The grain crop in souk-sections is looking well and pluu-j tors arc hurrying on chopping cotton. j Kitty } A Had Investment in a (Jodi> Hook. ? A New York letter .says: "Tliev are! selling editions of the revised Now Testament now for whatever it will bring in ' ounet's Usui pounds in New York. It was a stupendous failure. No one would read it, no one would buy it. llo(?ksellers\ have had enormous loads of it that they cannot earr.v, and as it was not worth a! c ent ir the market, it was sold as old paper to be turned into the vats in the paper i mills and soaked into pulp. A fair edition was sold when tl e book was first issued to people who were anxious for curiosity sake to look at It. but as soon asj their curiosity was gratilied the sale stopped short, and it has never started np| again. Haifa dozen schemes have been | tried by the book publishers to fret rid of: their useless stork, and unreal many havej waited patiently in the hope that.some; genuine interest .vould be manifested by! ililde readers in the new version; bnty they have all betn irrievously left. The book is eomtnercially good for pulp and I nothing more." Wheel Barrows ' i (V\N be bought cheap at the Cim-lnnntl Re-1 i po?itory, THO.S. BfcGGS; | Miiy l?j, tsxi, tf 1 Call Soon. TO m:it;c wny for a F;dl supply nl every kind 1 of IIAHNJvSS, t will sell my present! stoel; at n-jit'y reduced prices, at llie * inciii-! .):itI liopositor.x. TUOrf. HEGGS. May Hi, I MCI, tf A Bargain. \ I.If;HT family ttnronoh. sllvhUy dnmaueil.canlip liou^iit cheap l?y calling at llie ''liicinnatl Repository. The damage will mil il:t< rtVic Willi tile Wear or i:. TIK'S. IiEGGS. May Ifi, ISSft, tf , Fnr Sake nf V&riet.v. ONI" r.ivivsti-r Sltii* Har IJuwy, ono Tltnp-: kin liar lJiisji.v. with si ??! axlo* a cl I'ir. K.ax j?noi| a< tlip bi'Nt h.'is I'fi'i) addfil l(i j Ihc stork of tlie Cincinnati Repository. I'n lj soon if von want Minic'hiiijr nicc for aSiuri-, Hi?*r evening drive. TliOS. iiKGGS. May 10. l\s?, if THE TIME TO STRIKE; -ISWHEN THE IRON IS LOT.I IT IS NOW Til \T I*. I{< ?SKNI5KlvG & CO. i have on hand u full and eoiii|?!clti Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,! -CONSISTING IN PAItT 01tients' Youth's and Boy's Suits, Iland and Machine Sewed Shoes,! ?of every dowription and quality? D0MES1ICS, LAWNS, PIQUES, CALICOES, NOTIONS. ETC. which are of the Tiofacf and at most reasonable prices. Wc arc constantly increasing our slock of rogers- triple plated silver-i WARE, in the latest design*. very suitable for wi dilln^ present*, and a great necessity lo the household. Also, HREECII AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT (JUN's, 11AN.IOS, VIOLIN'S, ACCOltDEONS, and other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TRUNKS. SATCHELS, JEWELRY. CROCKERY, HARDWARE. G R 0 C E R I E S AND T 0 li A C C 0. in which weolTcr special lndiic*ntenl?. Wc have just received a latye assortment of STRAW HATs in tin* latest, styles, wlih'h will lie sold positively at NEW YORK COST. Call early and net one to suit yon. Yon will save time and money bv calling at once on P, ROSENBERG & CO, May 10, Ifi?.*; tf All the Rage. AMONGST the stock nl vehicles In the I Cincinnati Kcposltorv is a twit wheeled j iiiid I'liacton. It only wants a trial to tin lie, j It the most desirable one horse vehicle in use. Tllus. IlKtitirS. I May -?, ISSt, tf J. C. NEWMAN. IF you want nice homemade harness, i?n to J. Newman's shop in Knox's l>uihlin*r, j I AM'eville. S. (!. J May !. *:?, tf Bridie at Ciie's Lower HilL 'I'lIK contractor Iriviin: failid to comply I With iIn- tc tn? of his Mil, tlw contract to ri-lxiilil tIn-it'iovi" ti'i'l e will In- re-!cl at 11irl*k to the Io?e-t r- sp!in?ih:c bidder at tinlirK'ci <>n \\ C'lne-'hiy, May V"d. I?'!, at II j itVloek A. M. Spccitieal ions furnished on (lay of h'tlitii; contract"to complete his bond in iliiulili tic ainoniit uf hi- bid with ' two appro veil suivt ics on I lie same day. J. R. BULLOCK, Couuty Commissioner. j May 2, 1KK.1,3t Collars. A NICE tot of extra larire and heavy draft Collars, Just ret-ei v'Cil and for sale ul the i Cincinnati Repository. THOS. BEGGS. j April 11, lt'S3, If A LOT of over <hc<k8 for harness hi Idle, hoth flat and rounded. Call soon at the i Cincinnati IU-pository. ;l THOS. BEGGS* ; April 11,188.1, tr 'i $3 For the Twin Spring IMPROVED, and nn excellent article. Only one light mattress necessary to make u i comfortable noiseless bed. For sale at J. I>. CHALMERS <fc CO. I March 14, 1883, tf ? IIMMI?till. , a 12 W f <?>%/? ?V ? AGEfl Russell & Co's Steam Engine; Engines, all sizes, Birdcall P har Separators, Saw Mills, H Also, Fesd Cutters, Corn She] Hay and Cotton Presses, Cot Belting, and all kinds of Agr Always on hand a full and < ary, Groceries and Provisions me a call or write for prices a Mtiy 'J, lss3, 4m ~ TO BUI If you anticipate Building { money by getting me to or< Flooring, Ceiling, Lime, Cem ings, &c. B. . >lay 2,1S83, 8111 t i v TSim I/IA MIIM1I Ix ACCOIIPAXC'E WITH TUB ACT to raise; supplies lor the fiscal year commencing November 1st. 1KH2, approved December U3il, 1SS2, notice is hereby nlven that the Treasurer's ofliceol Abbeville Cotinfy, will be open for tlic collcc- j lion of taxes TUESDAY, MAY I 1883, mid Will remain open until June 1st. The rate per centum of taxes is as follows: State purposes -12 mills. County current 3 ' Deficiencies 1-10 " Schools 2 " Total 0.;S5 mills. I Poll Tax ?1. "The taxes shall he collected in two installments, viz: The tir*t installment shall lie due and payable from the lirst day ol May to.uie nrsi nav 01 .nine, i.nv>, ami the second installment shall lie duo and payable from the first day of Septcmlier to tho twentieth day of October, 1883." Tux-payers can pay all in May if tliey desire to do so. Taxes arc payable in the following kind of funds and no other: Gold ami silver coin. United Slates Currency, National Bank Notes, and Coupons which shall become payable during the year 18S3, on the valid Consolidated Bonds of this State, known as "Brown Bonds," and the Bonds of this State known as Deficiency Bonds, also Jury Certificates and the per diem of State witnesses in the Circuit Courts will be received for County 'faxes, not including* School Taxes. J. W. PERRIN, County Treasurer. Trkasi;i:ijn's 0ffice, April 4, ISM, tf 10,000 POUNDS OF WOOL. WANTKD ? 10,001) POCN'DS OK WOOL. Highest cash price paid. QUARLES & CO. May 2. IRS*?. If Notice T UK COUNTY AUDITOR HEREBY Rives notice thai returns of Real ami Personal Property, subject to taxation, also all transfers of Real Estate since last return will he received at the followirg places 011 the days designated below, viz : First Division. Ninet.v-Six, 1st, 2nd and 1th of Juno. CJreenwood,5th, (Hh and 7lii of June. llodfjes, Ktli and Uth of June. Due West, 12th and l:Uh of June. Donaldsville, 1 -1111 ami 15th ol June. Verderv, 18lh and l!Hh of June. Bradleys, 20tli and 21st of June. Troy, 22ml and 2.'?rd of June. McCormick, 25th and 2<>th ol June. Second Division. I ? It ill., f tl 1.1 l.. r-.ll, ,,( 1 ,i nit j II 111* V I I II- V . ii., I-.1 1.W a.>>11 ......V.. iil^al, 1*1 Ii til" .1 line. | Cedar Sprinns -"tli <>! June. I (.*.1111 >11u'm Mill,-M ami 2-iul of .lime, j I letter's SlDr(>, I of J line. Mi-Kelt rick's Mill, 'J">ih of Jump. Smith's X (toads, 'J(itl) of June, Wick tills, ami -s!li of June. Mountain View, _!H11 of June. I.owndusville, .*!(Kli of June and -ml o| J uly. In addition to the above appointment the otliee wili be open at Abbeville (J. 11. from the 1st lo'JOlli of July. Fifty per eent. penalty to be added for failure to make return of personal property. J. T. PARKS, Auditor. May 2, 1S83, tf I F von want Koinollilnjr that will become 1 your horse, i:<? to I In; ('Inetii 11:11 i Repository, and i:H one of those nice rounded bridle* anil tutu tinuales, also rilling w hips lor bulli ladies and gentlemen. TI10S. 15 EGGS. April 11,1.W, tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE creditors of B. K. BliACHAM are hereby requested to present their claims to tho undersigned on or before the lirst day of May next, as al that time a distribution of his assets will be made according to the terms of tho assignment. BENJAMIN S. BARNWELL, Assignee. Buggy Bridles. JN every variety?square blind*, or round blinds, with blinds or without blinds, wit I: Elnln cheek reins or over bead checks, to bt ad at tbe Cincinnati Repository. TH6S. BEOGS. April II, 1883, tf i m mm mi phi ii i i i i *i i in i , i I 11'1'tl. IV. .u. u. <-?-<. Mllll'll Jl, ISA, tf Columbia and ( rccnvillo Railroad I'AoSK.NCKit I)i:I*AKTMKNT. Col.I*M 111 A, S. f;., Apl ll IT, ISKI. (in nnil niter April IT, I-Hi, the I'aswiiftcr Trains will run as herewith Indicated upon tni.s Jtoinl it nil its hraiiclics, DAILY, KXfhl'T SUNDAYS. No. VI. vf i"assi:nouk. Leave Columbia A? ll J~ >1 tn Leave AIkIiui 1 i'"J p in Leave Newberry "11 pin I.iave Nlii*-t.V'.s|s 3 :.S p in Leave 11 inl^cs 1 oli p 111 Leave Iii-lion 0 i'i p in Arrlveal (Srcciivilin 8 (Jo p in no, down I'ASrfEMlKIt. Leave (ircenvilieal. 10 :JU a in l,cavc Helton 1J lit a in jii'iive lloi!t;os 1 II pill I .cave Ninctv-six 2 fill p in I ....... V..... I . .1 -i'i I, lit J.? ;?vt* Alston r) IU |> in Ait. lit i 'oliwiliiii ]<* 7 On ]> in SI'AKTAN lllTK<?, UNION A Nil COI.l'MUIA ltAII/ItoA I). NO >{. I T l'ASSKNGKIl. 1.1! ivi! A 1st -II 1 J > P m J,i ;i \ i* Mroi Iter 2 01 p in l.iavi* si if Ion 2 p rn I.iuvi-miiiIIII- !T> p in J.ciivo I'lilol 4 (III p in I.iMvc.Ioiii-SM.le 4 .'W i> in Ait. hi sparliiiilmr^ r> !: j> in KO. 'fi. 1M)\VN I'ASSKNUKK. l.raVi'S) iii liil'l ni'(i li. A' I). ili | ot 1112 n III I.Ciivi'S; iirl;iiililii'i;K.L'.iVC.ilvpot (j 1 HI p in l.i-iivo li'insvnli' \i OH |> in l.eavc I'll 'J 17 p iii I .rnvi- S:iiii lie ;J :?i) j> ni Li-iivt* Miclli.il 4 'J) p in l.i mo sii'olIiit 4 51 p iii Arrive nt Alston f? 118 p iii ULUli IlIlXiK KAtl.KOAlt AND ANDEKSUN HUANCIl. Leave I'i'ltoii C 22 p m I.eave Anderson 7 HI p in Leave reniilvtoii 7 iii p m Leiivi1. Ketieea C', 8 III p in Arrive at A\'jilli;ill;i... I) 0.') p in I .I'M vi? U'm I hn I in li :t."i ii iii Leave Setici a ] ) ID 07 h 111 Leave Pendleton 10 4S it in Leave Anderson 11 :tj am Arrive iit Helton 12 10 a ni I.AUICKNM KAIJ.ltOAI). LeaveHelena. -1 50 p in Art*, at Laurens C. 11 7 HO p m I.eave 1 .aureus r. II. 0 45 a in Arrive at Helena 12 27 p m AUI:KVI J.I,K UKANCH. Leave 1 Indues 5 On p ill , Arrlveal Al?l?ovlIle.. K I'- p m Leave Alilievllle 12 ?1 p in , Arrive al Hodges 1 .V> p in ( ON NIC HONS. A. Willi South (.'iiriiUim Hall road from Charleston. With Wilmington, Col unih'aand Augusta Kailrnad from Wilinlnuton and all I poinls North thereof. With ( hariotle,C'oluiuhla and Aunusta Railroad from Charlotte aim all points North thereof. Ii Wit h Aslievtlle inwl Siinirtnnlitirir Itnll road for points In Western North Carolina. (J. Willi Atlanta mid Charlotte Division IMcluuond & Danville Railroad from ull points South and West. 1). With Atlanta and Charlotte Division Richmond & Danville Railroad from Atlanta I and beyond. I'? With Atlanta and Charlotte Division Richmond and Danville Railroad from all points South and West.. 1<\ With South Carolina Railroad for Charleston. With Wllmlneton.Colntnhlaand Auuusta Railroad for \\ flmlncSon and the North. With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and the North. (J. With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad from IlenderKonvllle. H. With Atlanta and Charlotte Division Richmond and Danville Railroad from Char' lotte and beyond 1 Standard time used Is Washington. D. C?, which Is fifteen minutes faster than Columi bla. i J. W. FRY. Superintendent. M. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Passenger Agt. /AMMON, IT FOR? 3 ana Grain Separators, Tczer's ngines and Saw Mills, Farquay Rakes and Grain Cradles, lers, Sugar Mills, Evaporators? ton Gins, Rubber and Leather icultural Implements, complete stock of Confection* 5, Drjr Goods, Shoes, &c, Give ,nd terms. LBEEB! | *iye me a call. You can save ler ycur Sash, Doors, Blinds, icnt, SliiEglcs, Laths, MouldK. BE1CEAM, Agent. | PETITIONS FOR ROADS. ^ OTfCT. Is hereby given to nil whom It mny concern Hint petitions are perilling before the Board of County Commissioners for tho following ronds, to wit: "Road leading from Razor's bridge on Saluda River to Intersect with roads leading to Abbeville C. II.t Ilodges and Donald.sville, a distance of iwo miles," petit loners (J, 1!. Itlley, I). V. Sharp etal. "lload leading from the George Cllnkseales place liy I'M Cox's, N. K. Johnston's etc to intersect Fair's bridge road at or near HtnJ. Kay's," petitioners O. A. Douglass, X. E. Johnston, et ni. "To reopen road leading from Fork Fcrrv to Abbeville C. 11., through < <5. I*. O'Neali's and D. W. Aiken's places to the public road at II. F. Fuller's," petitioner* <J. 1'. O'Neall. J. Sj. lioyd. J. I). Fooshe, ct nl. P.ond "beginning half mile eastof Dr. W.J Millford's Lower Mills,through P.Ferguson's" Robert Stuckey's W. X. Hall's, ete., and run. nlng into the Tucker bridge mad at R. II_ Ilall's," petitioners J. C. Milford, \V. N. Ilall, Robert Stnckey, et al. Road "beginning near Martin's Mill and running In an easterly dl" 1:.... I. I...T T...u l),,l,opl. son. J. B. Clump, T. D. lladdon, Robert (Jllnkscales. Asa Howie, H. II. EaUin, etc.,via Gllga) CImrch, tliroU'.'e lands of J. M. Cochran, etc. terminating at tlie road lc:i-!In?{ from Due West, to IJodgrs, via Cochran's Mill," petition* . ers .1. T. Robertson, J. N. Cochran, J. L. MilI Icr.etal. "A highway from Hra<lford Iloyd'K 1 Mill ifin David llainpeyV p!n<-e, J. M. Major's : place and (ialirlel I). Huchanan's p!ac<\ and lhence to Ore-iHvood. S. (.'..by the regularI ' >.?>.i c i? n'V?.il r. T) Mnni man, I). I>nl'r<\ f. H. Parks, etal. j After ninoly (90) days from tills date the | above petitions will be grained unless oi-Jetv ; tloiisnrc tiled with the Clerk of the Hoa:d In j the meantime. j L5y order of the Ilo-n d. j \.nrs C. KM (>II, Clerk B. C. C. ! April I, !?<?. If i J^LYON&HEALyS State & Monroe Sts..Chicago. t3v Wii!?c,nl prejtfld to any addraw their i K& BAND CATALOGUE, f ^xSS lift* 'wr *-(nJ !'*"* *'10 r.iifmvlnnA | fflqfiof i iwlrutnenU. SulU, Cap*. *'IKjtk\ faj3nBBh>mp??ni, EptnleU, Cap-Law j*, i fyX Drum .Maior't SufTv end / / \t I // v3*'HU, Sundry lUini OuthU* KepaWnf // 1\\ //jf ji/MtlrrinU, *l?o intliides liutiaction and Ex~ /f Ij } ^ i for Attnlftir Haud*, aiiU a C4UJo?u?^w?^^Jf Kuiii Muiic? ^ j"IT STANDS AT "THE HEAD." i 'The Star that Leads Them All." THE LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC. TIIAT It Is thcarknowlcdgpit leader In the tradn Is a tact lliiil cuiutol be disputi d. MANY IMITATE IT! NONE EQUAL IT! The I.mgi-1 Arinod I Tlit* Llghli-st Running. 'J Ik* Mn-t Hcuullful Wood Work, ?Ami Is Warrant" d? To be made <if tlio host material. To do any and nil l;iiid?nf work, To In: complete* In every respect. | FOR SALE I'.Y S. M. HADBON & CO. Abbeville, S. . A Rents wanted In unoccupied territory. Add less nnwcvrpTf c m rn kJKJiULJ'J ??VJ V, 111. O vy., Richmond, Va. March CS, IW, tf Dress Making. \\* K have sccuml the services of Miss Knte \\ i ci!ta<lay,u luily of hiNic niiil n.\peiietiee, to take eharp*of ??ur Dress Makiim l.'eliiiriinent. l'liccs moderate a ml work mm: nu iiw mmt T, M. KNOX k CO,, TROY, S. C. nAVE oppncl a Tlnr-Ronm In fli.it |>lnc<\ \vli? ro s? 11 kimUof W'tiNkii'h, Willi1#, jiikI i Kaiiry Uioeerit * may Lo had si I tlic mo.-1 leaT. M. KNOX & CO. March 21. i-W.lin W W.SPROUSE, i TEOY, S. 0,, I * GENT for tin* sn'e of nil klriN of Mavhin | (\ cry. Iiici'idiii'.' Aiii h III u":i: Itnj U'iiiP'iis, ji':iRC Mi 1?. 1 i.>if11 ir Mud'1)10, Cotton Gins, i 'i lircsh'-rs, Knjiiic-:, (t<\. ?'i<\ It mil l?c to li.t lulcrot of ptircM-iscis In citl on hl:o, )< < lie is u pmcMi-iil imiciiitilsi. iitiii is familial'Willi tlic workingsof the iii? | hincry which in. soils, He iruaranloes all 1 iiai-liiiicry to bu as reprociitcd." \7. W. SPRCUSE, Troy, S. C. I March CI, 1CS1, "ni !j. w. sign, 7 ABBEVILLE, S. C. j on baud a full assortment of IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFIN'S. j from thoohwipest to the best. Ilcurse will attend funerals. wnen desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of Buildings. ' Fl? Is rt/'mit for Ilir> snlo of Sash, Poors Blimls, >1 m!<1 i 11 .Htuir-rnlllngs, Flooring* and every tiling purttilning to liou.se buildini: April 7. HS-). tf AGE!. i'EDM c > ' .jrS&ga r 100 r\ a Cj . ,-^m TT ttSMtBtt b ' vmm e"? : b$0stta B' 0 =ca :. CD 3^* Lieu'.V . * romn;Lalont for DR.'; IARY or | Uaivcr? ' knowledge. Jntt *?'?.; i..I Compact Lit | t-rnry ?:? * .;/?. n.? no cwn? i pc! f t- ! . ./ cauls not Led. S-..,: . .i . Address our .. i .. : erg & Co., b,\ : ' 'tlnnta. Ok. U . . i W Willi i Icnar.ir.teo SUItlNEIl'8 INDIAN YEKMIFUGE to \ W3& destroy and expel Worms 1 from tlie It u man body, ?S?xvlioro l!:ey exist, if used f.": n.TnrdioJT to the direemw\P-: tions. It is a safe and rejftattfe* liable remedy. FOR SALE BY AIL DRUGGISTS AND STORE KEEPERS. &$$$ . David E. Foutr, J'rop. u2-??V; " * t.TWORE, BID. Z o 'X' k5Jl3 I HORSE AKD CATTLE POWDERS Jrnbv ^v^^^FOUTZl FOUTZT hXg&Sl \ Y v>v ;^TM|S I cfea/to No n^n^n will die of roi.ir. t^-ts or Lrso FeYER, 'i Iu'ii^'k I'ov.derj arc n?.-'i ' (into. 1 f'-i Ivwirmvt.'"!'-. i.:i?l . ! ! llL'ornoj.KRA. J ; ' < I'owlcrs v .' piTvcm'.am-- iv F?wia I oii! -'- l" >'v>rs w ill In'rcn the quantity of mllit and twenty per ccnt., ai.il make tUo butter fina auil l-ciiu's Powders will rur" or prevent nlmont eykp.t Drps.A^r to wiilch lim-o* niKl ( ntrlnnre eubjoct. l'CfTZN [' !" !>' US YilI.L (ilVK SiHBFACTInV. SoM c.tryuiicr*. ZAVZD r. mi'?:, rroprletor, BALTIironr. MD. : ; TT AVE on band almost every variety of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, which thoy ofter to their customer* on the moat advantageous terms. MPAIEIHG A SPECIALTY. ! With I lie be?t of worltmon In every hrnnch of jour business, anil an qbundmit supply ?f j lumber. mid other rnuterl.ils. wo nic prepnreil to do all kinds of repairing in the very in-st manner, at the shortest notice, and on the most aci'orn modal lug temu. All work lolly j warranted. I SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. Abbevll e, Feb. 22.1SS 2; NRW GOODS ?AT? j j ^ -AND- ^ ^ | I Ijrft PIECES of nil tlic latest stylo prints j j CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. J i r n PIECES Rlcnclicd Muslin, at lowest ; OU prlws.nl CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. A'jAUGR assortment of Jeans and Cass I mens at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETONS. BOOTS, Shoos and Hats In lnnumeratilstyles anil Prices, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPI-ETON'S. T' UUNKS. Trunks. Trunks.Trunks, nt CUNNINGHAM <S: TEMPLETON'S. READY-MADE CLOTHING, all the latest cuts, nt CUNNINGHAM & TEM PLETON'S. E' VERYT1IING in the grocery line?Sugar, j Codec, Tea. Illec. Molasses, Tobacco,) I Cheese and till shelf goods, ?t CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON S. TRY our 8 pound to the dollar C#iree. You will tlnd it excellent. CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. FiOAL Baking Powders, the purest made, at I CUNNINGHAM <5: TEMl'LETON'S. T' UV. hpst Shirts nnd Collars we have ever kept. Complete In all i arts. at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON S. ! rvRESS GOODS in rarle I styles. U CUNNINGHAM ?fc TKilThEXUS s. | Sept. 13,18>2. tf I W DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. Estate of N. A. Caldwell, Deceased. i i LIi persons Indented to the estate of Mrs. j A N. A. CAUiWKLL, luU> of Ahbevllie County, deceased,are hereby notified lo make Immediate payment, and nil who nave claims i against s ilil Estate must present them by or ' before the 2Sth April proximo. M. O. ZEIC.LER, Administrator. j March 28.1S83, at Gloyes, Gloves. HO.SrF.UY, HOSIERY. We have given special nttention toRlovcxnnd Hosiery. , Can hIiow fi variety of styles In this line tiiut has never been shown In this market. R. M. II AD DON & CO. | March 21,1883, tf i Still the ''EageT7 LADIER ana Misses Block Hose. A splendid assortment at | . R. M. HADDON & CO. ; March 21,1883, tf lamu I, i 1111 n 1111 ii<I mum himi ii n r i SPRING J lJ/H rr>* rtnlly rrcelvlnz our innnimouih slot; VV bar.ulns ill nil lliKS. " DRY C I T!ilm.l"pnrt:pon( is now p.inuii oomilcio. ooi | i.'i i .".s ( .ii.mi. h us "rnic! cil I.mih ?irr.V."' | -M M i>!i!*ii(il Sl.Oi tlhijM ciitii'i'lv frrn from diV t>/e.>s Mi.iiliiiN line t incut. O 't cents. OL.OT: I Our stock of riotMnx Is we ever !> MKNs. VoL'lHS. lit) r,.i! a on your c'.ii:(!rc:. and have tlicsti Ii11eti sr-T; I'vcr.vt oriy l-.a>! Iieird of our Men and I'oy not t" rip in tli<* ti:u-lc. A flue n-sort hi en! o*' TRUNKS H ATI HI KIT*, Try ourexeuik-nt TEAS, put u;> in one pound sir We luive Blinds a' all prions. Lmlios nnil (i?'t "oMer-t .t '<>. Would you litnl oui how 'aa f-S villi* it I'O. Dont full to cull ou us. WAS April 23.1S63. tr THOMAS m ISWE1.I. PRI\P ARED TO SUPPLY HIS 1 for. lie is dally adding to liis large stuck tl Sasson's and Mum's ( Wines and Brandy. ] Jamaica Ecu), Bavarian Beer, En ikisii r Aluo a flr.e stock of CIGARS AND TOBACl will also lluii coul temperate drinks ut the Palmetto ! April 25,1883, 3m HAVE RECEIVED THEIR LARGE AND ' sitting ill purl of Calicoes, I Homespuns, I Muslins, Lawns, Cambricks, Swiss muslin, Piques, GIVE THEM AjS March II, 1?S3, tr . chiles: SOLUBLE GUANO, highly ammonlated; DISSOLVKD HONK, lil^li. si crude; ACIL) PHOSPHATE, for coin A ^ II I." I l.'M V I' M.O.I """ genuVnk i',K(i t lie Mil: GENUINE FLOATS, of highest cradn. producl iSMALL GRAIN .sVlSCIFIO; cotton and cor (j ROU, Sprclnl Formula* nisule to order. Special liiJniM'tiieiitH for rash orders. For terms. Illustrated Aluninucs aud cards: Dei:. 'J), lsyj, (iin TI PACIFIC ii! I OFFERF SO L OB PACIFIC GUANO. 'PURSE guano* are of the hlghnst crude and t I iiiony o!' sill our eiisiouier* lor the p:<st 15y i nkou'lw.vfl \ulll cnhwtfl n I hi I p P\?r tni'lllS It mil V I ' E. H. FROST & C Dec. 13,1?S2, 3m HART AND | HARDWARE I j SOLE AGL LA DOW PrLVKHIZINfi DISC IIAKKOW.T i'L'LVDKIZIXtJ HAW HOW. I. AXE MA WIKE, UUKKA LO S'J AGENT Genuine Farmer's Fri< EOK ! S'lKKI, lUT.r.TONTilTS. smnTFns. TW.'s'l Fi I.L I.:NK OF < AIi! : >"!'i:Rs. .MA> in." tuui.s, !ii:i:s, stokks STAT K AG I KEMP'S KAKUE E I D (( SHOWS SI'UEADEIl WHILE DRIL EAST & paa?cM?M SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY!) HAVING withdrawn nil agencies and placed our buslntss on a strictly Gish basis, TIIIJRKBY SAVING AGENTS' COMMISSIONS AND LOSSES BY HAD DEBTS, , wo are enabled to sell our well known fort III- . Z'Ts. viz: Wilcox, Glhbes & t.'o's Mnnlpuluti d Guano, Wilcox, Glbbcs A (Jo's Super- ! phosphate direct to farmers and merchant* i ut VERY LOW PUK ES by the single ton, | car load, or large quimtily for the cash. WILCOX, CI HUES & CO., Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Go. Jan. 17,1883, If To Arrive. A HANDSOME lino of Plaid Glnahnms, Shansbys & EverrettSuiting from into li crnts per yard. Splendid trooils tor bouse dresses. It. M. IIADDON & CO. Feb. 28.1S83. tf "Old Hickory" Wagons 'I'HE best In the world. Every farmershould I have ono of them. For sale b.v March 21,1883. JOHN KNOX A CO. STOCK I TIM PER! UofPp In;,' goo Is, and arc pre; are J to offer, JOODS. | i-Mln;rln part of nil the different shades of I'-p ii'iifs liicath." "shrimp piuii;" Jtc. s.-uiz 10 te:;ti. EZING o:ij?ht to tills IlliirlfPt. consisting of Vs AM) fll IMjKKX. ...? I?. t.,| .,t lltt*in UTS. s, Patent DttcU reinforced Shirts. Warranto! j hlid VALISES. > tins. )KK it-- Fine Slio'H from T?nrk & P:icl<arfind S. D. j ?v dollars eua go? buy Shoes manufactured by ; SLAV & EDWARDS. GETTIGAN CUSTOMERS WITH WHAT TIIEY CALL lie best brands of every country. Ihampagnes, Calio i i Best French Brandy, M A e, Scoich Whiskey anil >ORTER. CO. Call and see Ills mammoth stock. You Saloon, Washington Street. VARIED STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, CONHats and Caps, Dnnto end CVinoe JJ u VJ no UUU WUVVO) Crockery, Groceries, Clothing, Table Linen, Huckaback, r EARLY CALL. H?E53T L'UJN, S. U. pnstln?; ool Moats, for Cation, (Jrnin nnd Peas; 1'Or.DHIALl. KAJNI r. imported direct from icm In Germany. ai d warrauted pure; . of the Due Ato;nlxcr; N COMPOUND: N'D DRIED KISlI AND BLOOD; GROUND RAW BONE; N. S. LAND PLASTER: COrfON SEED MEAL. iddrefs the Co. ?ila 11 U V Villi ilxI 1 OR SALE PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE. irv l<ept so w!ihnntrp';ar(1 tn cost, m the teatlear* in litis Mint a. (jporula. North Carolina anil :o the tigcuU In tho various towns or to 0? Agents, Charleston S. C. COMPANY, MERCHANTS. ;nts Foil IIOMAS SMOOTHING MAR HOW. TIIOM \S UKOW. AMi:i:r("AN EARLtED FENCE WNDAIiiJ SCALED. s roit end r.nd Avery Plows. SALE SfTOVFLP. . 1ST. i"OOPKits AND TST.A^KSMITn . It I.MS, ItKKINED AND SWEDES IUON. j :nts for ri1Cl HIT flIT/112. && v.'LING. IT ALSO BROADCASTS. | CO., Charl ston, S. C. , I I r T A AT/ d> L. LLAH1\, FOR THE GOOD OF TBE CRAFT T HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE MY I whole attention to my Shop. I k1i:i11 trl ve ! It GOOD ATTENTION. If any person wishes to have his WATCHES REPAIRED Bring thern In. I have nil the tools and mat terluTs to do It up In the best of style ant] at|, the lowest rates possible. If you want youi clock repaired bring it In and it will be done right. If you want your JEWELRY MENDED Bring It on. If ymt warn voutSEWING MACHINE MENDED This Is the plaeotoget It done In thebest ot order. You can have any phccmade new, or the old one repaired. If you want voureini or pistol repaired this is the place 'to have It done. All these articles will be repaired in the best, of order at the Lowest Prices. Give nie a trial and satisfy yourselves? TERMS CASH. i J' H T I CIAEK' _____ I For Early Spring. JUST RECEIVED-a very handsome line of 1 Ladles Neck Wear. Cut!erelte. Kn-sinus, Ijices, EmbrolJeriis. Kvcrlastim/ Ti homines, &c. i'.. M. liADDON & CO. Feb 28, I^S3. tf IF you want a nice hand fewed. low quarter cJ Sho.'. call on CUNNING1LVM A TEHPLETON. : M ircli li, u mmn CBH --- rJIII HEAD THE [;|||11 Following CertificS^^ffl| AND consult y 'Town Internalsby IffH the best goods: . A.iu ^ February Meirrt. Wardlaw d> EdMXCrO*? g Tb>' MUidleron u>!i Ura^e P"er 11 tioujrhtnf you last >Citr. jfuv? grout tion'tn me mhl to my neighbors. It is vWk' ->KK^8 its inline in?:i' iiio-, ii "nluli Onide'* I> Indeed I fMMWil tr tl.e I <?v<>r ' ASS lions sprnk louder limn word*. Ourn^H H shows It^fmli liy if;()iie>tiii(i you to oidwSBH. *.^4 B| us ill onre out." r.'ir !o:id (if tin- MlddletOll Uld) '' B Grade and w e may wnnt more. J. E. ULDRICK. I concur In 11:e a'livo ? ?> L- NEWELL. t t'u. xi, lilW, II CONGAREfi ||H Cournbia. S. G JjjSB Agent for ; 'J|fB| OH APM AIST'S jfl^B PERPETUAL E7AP0HATH| rpriE8E WORKS WERE E8TABLT8M I J In 1H7 by Mt-hsrs. Geo. Sinclair and JhSB'^SSe^O Anderson and purchased by me lu the IMi, and from that time till now carrled lnjefl^^H hiiccc.s'-fii 11 v by myself. My friends nndoM tomeni Will boar witness or the-large and W petitions Jobs executed by me. It wv at9Kfi?||H| works where the target and almost only of its oinssever executed in tM? viz.: the making of the pipes for the CUy Water Works Id the year lte58. In the branch' of BKM FOUNDING, r can nay thet I have' made the laruest bells ever cast In tb^Rtate; HiK-h as the bell for the CltvHdllln Columbia. / My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTU* RAL WORK. COLUMNS for Store front*. 1* lnrtreHiid various, and In RAILINGS for Bat*, conies, Gardens and Cemeteries I have the lur^est variety und most, modern patterns!" many of these are patented and I have purchased the right for this State. 11; the mnchlne line I can furnish my p?i trons with STEAM ENGINE*and BOILERS / Wk of any size and description. My CIRCULAR ' -H SAW MILLS have carried off tbe prlte at ?v- f ery State Fair held In tills city, and lit thsIC t construction I have taken pains to combine Si simplicity with the most useful modern lmprovements, and may flutter myself thafmy CIRCULAR SAW Mil T-S And favor with ?V- *cry sawyer who understands his business. '-U The many orders I am steadily receiving for V ^UGAR CANE MILLS prove that the publlri - '-4 1H appreciate the mills of my make, and go It with my GFARING for HORSE POWERS*!- H ULN WHEELS, GRIST MILLS* and olhe^,^ I have the manufacturing right of many . PATENTS, such as castings for ROCK COT* TON AND HAY I'RKSS and three or four- . fl different FEED CUTTERS and otherlmple-' . m?nls. I will he pleased to send my circulars to any ?' V-?^H| applicant, toeei her with price list or entlmetaj^JaSB My prices are modern to. npd I as*ura the pah? .> vM IP-tliat they arp l>wer even than IBo?e-or ''^jlW| Noithern manufacturers, and that my wbrfc will compare lavorab'y with that or anyoth- ' er mukcr. . Address John Alexander, CoNfiAREE Inox Works, Columbia, B.C. onm -uw tm ** ' srtARt & BHU- m ?AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUSEclipse Traction and Porta table Engines! fl Tmhe waynksboro eclipse separa; | TOR, S.' w MILLS. COTiON GINS. Al- 1 so, THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRYER. Par- . ties wisblug tbe above, address SPEAKE & BEO., I Eihard's'.T. 0., S.. I Mr. JOHN KNOX Is onr only ?ent to s?li the Eclipse KdkIdcd and sepnrnior* and American Fruit Driers iu Abbeville UountyivrNS3H SPEAKE & liBO. March 29,1882,12m wj a. m. hill|| & sons, ia DEALERS |;JB groceries, i| provisions^ CRAKERS, HAH, I TEAS, FISH, SOAF, I SYRUP, SUGAR, | STAR H, SPIES, I FINE TOBA 0, 1 I GARS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. U Abbeville, is. C. If Doc. 15, 1S80. tf. AS PREDICTED! 1 ? i L. H. RUSSEL'S f NEW BRICK STORE fl| IS Building up a profitable trade. Mr? Kus>tTs long experience in ilie J LIQUOR TRADK : 1 Enables him to distinguish the GRFAT DIFFERENCE between good and iu- fm tenor articles. a^S lie nlxvsiy* bnysdireet from the MantlI'acturies. thdeliy saving tlie protil thii^' noes to the middle man, this be gives--to -j: his customers. Farmers will find tbis a good place to buy fiue ! SWEET MASH CORN MM ) Direct from the Mountains of &ortllr Carolina and as l'URE as the WATER that descend from tiie Blue Ridge* HE IS ALSO FITTING UP A SPLENDID Billiard ani Fool Park : j Remember the NEW STORE next door to the Court House. > j iipru -o, iooz. g ?CID! ACID!! I Ci UANO} G IT A NO! for ssilr. fl I ^ 1&3 tf QUARLES & CO. LAKDEETE'S &AREES SEED. J ? A 11I.Y ROSE IRISH POTATOES. PEER* ?' le.-.s 11i>l? 1 otatu?-? and Oi lon Setl*. lor QUAK1.ES & CO. Feb. 'J8,1SSJ, If Just Received. j| AH'" 'In r-r>f r to ?t> jie Blld FflPPf Buttons, Trimmli.gw, <?c. R. SI. liADDON A CO# . Feb, 28, ises.tr