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rhe Press and 3anner, \1IUWVILLE, S.C. Wednesday, May 23, 1SS3. c Pointer.* Declarinur the Direction of Public Roads. The attention of tht< Superintendent of Highway* on tin* r-? i?! between KvitnV Mill ami Morton's Mill, is asktiil to ilie following Suctions of the (ieneral Statutes * "Sei?. 10Tin* .Superintendents of , Highways slrtll canst' all the roads in their respective districts to ln? posits] and ' nuni'iiT'-tl, an:l,.it rich foik-of said roads,1 a pointer to lit1 placed tUvLirin.: tlm tii ec Tl'iii ni sa;;ii r<>;i i-i. Aim 11 ;im |ini-u >i persons shall rut down, burn, or deface any mile-post or stone, or pointer, eredod us aforesaid, In", she, or they, upon conviction thereof, shall forfeit an.I pav the sum <>f ten dollars, to b? recovered by indictment or inforiuatiou in any Court of competent jurisdiction. "Sue*. liHki. Ativ Superintendent of Highways neglecting to cause sai l r :uU to lie posted and numbered, and to have pointers erected as aforesaid, shall he liable to pay the sum of ten dollars for each and every such neglect, <o be recovered by indictment in the Court of General Sessions of the Comity wherein the same occurs, to be collected and paid to the Treasurer of su h County for the use of the County: Provi<lcd, That 110 .Superintendent shall lie liable to said penalty who puts up said pointers at suen times as he works his road division." The Literary Club. The Literary Club tnet but Friday nt the house of Mrs. S. M. ?V. Smith, ('apt. Bonhain in the Chair. S. C, Cason, Esq., read an Kssay on Jefferson IUvis, whieli elicited a lively discussion. Nearly all who <poke were nn|'iilili"l admirers of the Confederate chieftain, ami without reserve approved all his public and private acts. Jefferson Davis a 1 I all his Generals were great men, and the only division among the members being as to which of them was greatest. At the close of the discussion lion. Armistead j ? ? .1 I,*, !.? ,1;ir..-. I k liiirt e.\|iruMtm nn uMunK i<> im. .in . | ent members Tor tlieir kindly considern-' lion of his personal friend in doing him so much honor. Ho felt gratified to bear . tho friendly words of admiration for Mr. ' Davis. Mr. W. A. Tenipleton is the next orator, and will take "Cotton" for lxis subject. The next meeting of tho Club j will bo at tho house of Mr. \V. Joel Smith. !, I Petit Jury, Juno Term, 1SS3. < : Win. Hi ley, J. H. Townsend, j i J. I>. Coleman, J. P. Phillips, 1 I H. W. Haddon, W. P. Pickens, ' A. K. Watson, Louis M. Mooie, i 1 A. J. Sprolcs, Jits. Cothran, Jr., 'j * A. B. Ward law, Calhoun Butler, col. j Andrew Robiiison, W. H. McBrydc, j. Vincent Uriftin, A. G. Agnew, W. Z, M.-Uhec, S. 15. What ley. J. E. Sivcarciigon, This. P. Thomson,'. P.A.Cook, A. W. Sutherland, Jno. M. Cochran, K. S. Galloway, J. S. Cade, J. E. Lomax, I W. P. Kennedy, L. H. Dantzler, Luke Butler, col., J. W. Green, Alfred Garlingtou, Joel S. Bailey, r C. P. Roberts, Win. Cook, M. A. Cason, Jno. P. Hodges. (rood Bread and Splendid Cakes. ? Mr. Charles W. Jolkening, tho baker, how oilers to tho people of Abbeville the ! f choicest bread of every description at the 11 lowest living figures. Now when tlie[ warm weather is approaching our citizens f will fiml the bakery a great convenience |,, in the saving of tires and the ewqro ot j the burning heat which thoeook so often i fools from a heated stove. Mr. Jolkening! favored the l*rc** and Bunner with the I * finest specimen of his cakes, and it wasjj, not a little slice, the thickness of a knife ,1 Made, but a whole c ko, iced, and on t<?p > were more jigatnarces than the aver-i I aire inventor overdreamed of. The send- 1 or will please accept our thanks. sy Secession Hill. Secession Ilill is now one of the pretti- a est pieces ot ground in Abbeville county, and its crown is a favorite resort on Sun- \ dny evenings. Its owner, Mr. J. F. C. \ J>uPre, has spent care and money to make more attractive this naturally beau- ( Itiful grounds, and his la*te and skill at ornamenting the laud and in producing ' toe most excellent crops are acknowledged by all. Our citizens would be well I repaid for a visit to this charming place. Comfortable seats, magnificent forest ( shades, delightful water, and the finest crops, greet the eye of the vis tor. The . tinest oats in Abbeville couti y are to bo f f.niml 11 ere Abbeville Teacher's Association. I The Association will hold its annual meeting at Abbeville (\ II., the 19th and j Uflth July. A large attendance of teachers | is desired, aild the pitl?Iit* are cordially I j invited to attend. The programme of [ proceedings will lie published shortly. a Mr. Hugh Wilson of the and u Jianner, has been giving his personal at- ^ tentlon to his farm on Hard l^altorC'reek. ' A friend informs us that he was at Mr. . Wilson's scene of operation last week, where ho had thirteen ploughs running, besides eight or nine extra hands dear- I ing the land of tallcn loirs and stumps. Mr. Wilson is determined to be the expo- j nent of his doctrine, plant eorn ; and we predict ho will be the champion eorn j raiser of Hard Labor bottoms.?Sahnta I /bv;i?. Ours is a small farm?about one I horse?but our neighbors, seeing that we ? | wcro behind on plowing came in two j days, and sot ns up, all right. I Mr. J. W. Wells has rented the brick I vard from Mr. T. W. McMillan, and had I I commenced to make brick, when the I L moulder suddenly found out last Mon- r 9 day that he could not work for $1.50 si f ^ n.ty. fie jfiuiifu uie mriKfrs i??r mxnvr *B pay, and the work of making brick was PP?- stopped. Si life tiion we learn that " tho moulder has gone to work at old wages. The laborers at work for Mr. Ross in in ?viug the Alston House struck for higher pay last Monday morning. They had boon receiving aeventy-tive rents a ( day, but struck for a dollar" and were not ^ struck back ag;iin. They aro now seek- ., Ing jobs elsewhere as Mr. R>sa refused j to incroise the pay. ^ Mad Doos.?A mad dow came to Mrs. i Calhoun's yesterday afternoon, and bit .1 several dogs. Ho inade his escape. A < few days ago a mad dog was killed at i Lebanon, and another dog was killed on t "suspicion." > The weather last Monday was cloudy ' __ ^ and unseasonable. It had more the teni- J peratnre and appearance of a winter day, ' while the winter winds "whistled bleakly around the shop." Mr. J. A. Weir, of Greenville, was in town last Monday on a visit to friends in Abbeville Alibeville is always i;hid to welcome him back to his old home. Ho*. W. P. Wideman, who so faith\ fully watched over the interests of the bachelors at the last meeting of the Legislature was in town last Monday. General Hemphii.l wont to Georgia last week, to bring Ins mother home. In his absence Colonel VV. P. Calhoun conducted the editorial department. Mr. Benet and Colonel Wardlaw went' on a visit to Troy last Saturday, and they I came back delighted with thcit trip to j the new to?vn. Miss Lizzie Chalmers, of the Due! West Feuialo College, has b"en spending h few days with Mr. J. 1). Chalmers'I family. I Messrs. Parker A IIill nre selling kerosene oil at fifteen cents a irallon. Send vour cans to them to lin TiIIpiI An interesting interview with Jeff I)a-1 vis may l?e found in another <-olumu of tho Frets vurt Banner. Read it. The work of macadomisins: tho street | from tho public squaro to tlio Episcopal | ^ Church his been commenced. Miss Kitty Pkrrin ami Miss Kato Calhoun wont on a visit to friends in Due; West last week. : Miss Nuna Perrin, after spending some time in Newberry, returned last Saturday. i A partridge was caught in Messrs.! Wallinyford <fc Russell's livery stable last t Sunday. Mrs. Anderson, tho mother-in-law of Mr. R. F. Smith is very ill. I J Capt. P. D. Mazyck went to Colum-| H bia last Monday. Success to Imn. IB The measles are prevailing among the H children of Abbeville. BR A finl lot of cents' pants, blue flannel H coats, alpaca and linen coats and linen MB dusters, just received at Rosenberg A Co. J ut most reasonable prices. I Quarles <fe Co. are buying wool and n mri cujr niriiinuiiK iiiwiiov. innv y\nir ^^9 wool to them and they will pay you the j highest cash price for it. Call at Dr. Hill's Drugstore and get 1 n glass of pure soda water. It's refreshing. tf j | Tns soda water fountain at Dr. Hill's is opened for th-i season. Call and try it.tf ( Don't forget the bargains in straw hats 1 Rosenberg A Co. are now offering. j * Just received by Quarles A., a new lot of shoes, dry goods and notions. Everything in the drug line can be found at Dr. Hill's Drug Store. tf If you want a nice summer coat for $1.25, go to Rosenberg A Co. A new lot of spring calicoes just re- 1 ceived at Rosenberg A Co. i Knitting cotton, assorted colors, in 4 hanks at Quarles A Co. /I Don't forget that Quarles A Co. are i igjF s.W buying wool. afik Ice cold soda at Dr. IIili'8. tf Go to Rosenberg A Co's for a nice fit- i ting and durable shoe, at bottom figures, i Jcst received, and will continue to re- i ceive every week., the latest styles in 1 millinery and fancy goods. Ladles can always get the latest fashions at lowest , prices, by calling on R. M. Haddyn A Co. I H ?? ?!.i?I? JU IlKME.Mni:n that Roseubcnr A To. arc .soiling !i line lot of .straw lints positively at Xi'w York ro.?t. A i. tit'.Ji: varifty of straw hats just received, which will he sold at Now York cost. 1\ Koscnberg A* Co. A i.AK.ii: and attractive stock of baskets, embracing all kinds, small. medium and larrfc sizc<. No lady is happy without three or tour baskets, an 1 tlicy are very j convenient and nice to have. A fall line at Smith A" Son. (jkxts don't f'or^et that we keep eon- I stantly on .1 and a lid I line of straw and j felt hats, Kiiihmie shirts, collars, cutis, handkerchiefs, cravats, socles, gauze j undeishirts, A-., at Smith A* Son. (?kxts SitoKs.?Kor style and finish j Hamster's shoes are ututpudled hy any! in the market, for durability and comfort as good as the best, at Smith A Son. A nice line of Persian lawns, mull muslin*, dotted swiss, ami other white goods, at Smith A Sou. Tin: l:iri;est a id linest stock of readymade clothing we have ever broiiirht on in the Spring suits, from $ "? to at Smith A s in. Don't forget t'? examine otir.-tockof dress goods, Smith A Son. Winik Buothkks have just received a new stock of black cashmeres, which arc very desirable ami cheap. IIkisuit's low-quartered shoes enn l>e had in great variety of style*, at White Brothers. " v I Whitk Hkothkrs hnve a full line of Zieglcr's, ladies and childrcns, shoes. These noods wear so well, it is always sound economy to buy them. Whitk Brotiikus' trade iti readymade clothing has been unusually heavy this season. They have still, however, a large line of children*, youths and mens' suits which are very attractive, and they arc oflered at very reasonable prices. Whitk Biiothkks' stock of white lawns cannot be excelled. Also, a treat variety of lacesand Hamburg trimmings. Whitk Bkothkks have now in store and offer at very low prices, one hundred and fifty barrels of flour, eighty barrels of molasses and syrups, forty ban els sugar, forty sacks entice, also, meat,, lard, fish, salt, Cokskts ! Corsets : Dr. Warner's, Caroline, ?1 ; Dr. Warner's Stella, ~.j , cents ; Dr. Warner's Brighton, 50 cents, at Wardlaw A Kdwards. j Lawns.?Bishop, Victoria, India, and Persian lawns, from 10 to 4:) cents a yard, j at Wardlaw it Edwards. A i.aitiik assortment of towels, ranging! in price from 10 to 40 cents, at Wardlaw j I A: Kdwards. j! Fink Siioks.? Seller's button kid, ( Dpera toe for ladies and misses wear, also , i u...) niLtn^ Vmvtinrf ties mill .Mill-! OI1M Ull.^v.. - r . ilals, at Wan!law it Edwards. SrniNtt Srrrs.?Wo have thorn for| moil, buys and children in varied styles ' ind prices, at Wardlaw it Edwards. * j' Calico.?A beautiful line of Sprint; J < nrints, at (5) cents a yard, at Wardlaw A j1 Kd wards. jj llAMi?r?to ed^ini* and insertion, inu joaulifnl styles, at Wardlaw A Edwards. j ^ Swiss edging in oxqisito patterns, and of j i >est material in 10 cents packages, at | Wardlaw A Edwards. | Gents nobby sack suits, in all shadest it Wardlaw & Edwards. I Thk Invention of the Aoe.?Tho 1 latent back shirts for "boys" wear, at t A'ardlaw it Edwards, is the best. Price jl 15 cents. Twnks of all styles and prices, both'g or geNt lemon's and lady's use, at Ward- j e aw it Edwards. The perfect fitting patent back, re-on- f1 breed bosom shirt, is warranted not to ip down tho back. I'rice ?1, at Ward-11 aw it Eil Ward-. li The Sunllower bleached homespun, j vill compare favorably with tho fruit of j b he loom. Pri?*o only 10cents per yard,) or sale by Wardlaw it Edwards. M; Lanhtrv lawns in beautiful shades. - - --.-I ... nr II..... t. l I, .'run? t?t coins per yarn, <11, nuiuion ?. M wards. Dkkss goods in bright beautiful shades, v it VVardlaw & Kd wards. Buttons.?Buttons in all the new y ihades, at Ward law it Edwards. Soi.lkk's ki<l button shoe is the best, '' i*e have them in all the numbers, at A'ardlaw it Edwards. I If you have wool to .sell take it t'? e iuaries it Co. ; they pay the highest cash n ice for it. tf I Keki'your head cool by wearing straw lats, a splendid line at Quarles Ac. tf j (Jk.vuink X. O., sugar just received by Juarles it Co. * tir.vur.Ks it Co.. have reduced their n ice on tobacco, they have a nice lot on ' laud which tlwv sell at a reduction of 8 sen is per pound. i; Ik you want a cheap and gooil shoe call -1 it Quarles it Co. Nuns veiling* and other dress goods >< n crushed strawberries, eleetrie blue lawthorn pink, l'l-?rinline, mode, tan j1, Cc., with silk l tces, buttons and other riuimiii?s to match. Full line ofsilksiti ind satins K. M. ilaildon it Co. h If you want nite homemade harness, 1; :.?to J. C. Newman's shop in Knox'* ? xiildiiiKi at Abbeville. tf ?? "Thb great Banboo" corsct. R. M. <g I addon it Co. h Xkw MtylcH in ladies shoes, all nuiii>ers to Ite liad at U. M. fladdon it Co. 1j( "TuKirroat Banboo" corset, 5 hooks. '< t. M. Iladdon it Co. "The great Banboo" corset, 5 hooks. i I. M. Haddon it Co. New styles in millinery just received.: ^ I. M. II add on it Co. Notice. ? The skatinir rink will bo closed after r o-nii;ht, Wednesday 23d. All persons lolditiir tickets unused, will have them edeeuied to the extent not used, by apdviug to the Secretary and Treasurer of a li9 Company. * ) M. L. BOXIIAM. JR., ' Captain Abbeville Rillos. J. A. 11.\ dais, Secretary uid Treasurer. . I Important Notice. j >< All persons interested in Upper Long " "?u?o Cemetery ?re requested to come for- i yard at once with their subscriptions to v ii?1 in building fence around same. The i * ionimittee have decided upon the plan of (l iction to be pursued, and it now takes U noney, cash down, to do the work. Mr. | * I. K.'c. DuPre, the Treasurer, will ro-jj eive any subscriotions that may be | ^ nade, or any other member of the Com-'s nittee. The Committee is now at a stand l. >till for want of funds. Come forward tumediately with your aid and lot this vork, in which so many are interested, \ je completed. ? J. ALLEN SMITH. Secretary. Card. The members of the Second Presbyte ian Church, held a congregational meet- { ng on Sabbath afternoon, the 20th inttant, and denounced in the strongest erms, the charge made against their pasor, Rev. E. W. Williams, namely, that le advised the A'otnen of his congregai?>n not to hire themselves as nurses. i.~ 1.1..* iirvor ^iiii'u lit? imv* iwrn in our iihuni, ms ho given any such advice cither l?y i >vord or example. Wo liope, therefore, | Jiut this general expression from our en- * ire congregation us to its inaccuracy may n some incisure, at least, counteract any )vil influence which may have resulted roni the report. Our pastor is a Christian gentleman and jives us none other than wholesome spirtual truth. "He preaches the gospel." j Very respectfully, GKO'iGK RICHEY, GKORGB HARK, I WM. I'OPK. . J L. 1'. RICHKY, G. W. SMITH. Real Kstate Transfers. ! ( It P Pinxon lo Geo A HarkS'iaie, iipi es I'd I UOH. ln<uiid?Ml by G M Jordan, Jolin .Mcl.ces, j IV li Mill-.vet* and others John < Crawford t-> HO M^Ailiun*, I! nciTs, i 2tii township. b-iiuidcd hy Joiin A t 'law-1 brd. It T Gordan :md others. John A 'raw lord lo Adalln>'Hill, 4 acres, I I'Jtli township. mO, bounded by John A Ciaw-i 'ord. A M Krvvlu nnd other*. j F M Pope lo John A Moore, that lot of land 1 .villi twoMorv brick bill ami itm* I..? ..r T anil known its tin* Hitonburn jut, 1st town- I dilp. *U><ki, hounded by Mooted* Quarles, K K j \!cCa>lan,?'aiuhrldite street and ,\lill*-r range. j K A Connor to II A Uwson, |:ff acres, >d' township, 3>i00. iMiunded by W '/j McOee, M I Jog.ins. < W Connor anil others. E W Campbell to J It H:ini|ilon, I-'i acres, ICtli township, 54(1,hounded by M and E \V Jampbe. and J B Hampton. J E Todd to Jus McJ>avld,80 acres, 5lh townililp, hounded by JC McLMlI, L>r Haw* .horn and J K T<*ld. J T Parks, Auditor to B W Barnwell, 24 icres, Hth township, 510, bounded by A Ej uavrton and John Ijiwton. Cynthia (iambrell to M J Mattlson. 4r> acres, ? Itli township, $270, hounded by T A Hudglns, I lohn K Calbiham and others. V Cyntlila (ianthrell to J 1' (i'linbreU. 07 acres, I Ith township, bounded by M Erwln, 1> Coleman and others. 1 Cynthia (iambrell to E (iarnhrell, 7.1 acres, Ith township, bounded by 1) Coleman, j Est. J C Caldwell. i J B Humbert to J K Wilson. 110 acres :td J township, 51,000, bounded by \V Z McOee,T Y | Martin. I John A Brooks to Nannie C Kelly and John J C Pursley, 1:V4 acres. Ilth township, ?M!J75,, bounded by Methodist Parsonage of Sharon1 I'hurch add others. t Nannie C Kelly to John c Pursley, }<Z undl- * vl'led Interest in 713acres, llth township, fcSUO, bounded by Methodist Parsonage of Sharon t I'hurch and others. I Mrs Eliza Butler to SM Wardlaw, &"> acres, loth township, $#K). bounded by Jas A Allen, Win Maglll, Sam Abies anil others. " Geo H Wardlaw toS M Wurdlnw. l.'t-'t acres, lOili township, STift't.7-r>, bounded by Thos Jack-i ton. Est Campbell McNeill and others. G M Kione to W E Barmore ii? acres, 4th township. ??KI7, bound'-d by W E Barmore, D: H Baldwin and others. Win KHey to s c III ley. ]/x Interest in 750 ] acres, Uth township, 81,000, bounded by Jus Ualhoun and others. I H W Lltes to Win C Robinson, 1 acre. 9th township. S"iO, bounded l>y Mrs L' Davis, It \V Lite*. K A ("O' k and I W Lyon. It W Lite* to Mrs Ell/.a Davis, 1 acrf, 9th i township. $TiO. hounded l>y Ft W Lltes, Dendy street. F A Cook and J W Lyon. It W Lltes to W t; ltotilnson and J C Davis, 1 ncre. 9th township, SoO. bounded by W C Rob- I Inson, It W Liies. F A l''?ok and others. J M Jordan to Wm Anderson. J H Anderson and I) S Wilklnon, 1 lot. Kth township, 5100, bounded by JasStelfer and others. UyntblaUauibreil to Manning Hull,74 acres, I . _ I i lili town-hip, Sill, bounded by P Coleman, J ! j ( ambrcil and others. j ! II A Nappei to J II nnil.1.1 I.inU.lO'J acres, I P'tli towiii-hlp, hounded h> Tih.s TUonip; sun, Mrs Ciatw.uthy and oth-rs. I T \V McMi.l iii to VV T ivnney, 1\y, acres. Ilth town-hip, So'l-l.tCi, hounded hy John (? Mdj | wards. Augusta road. T W MeMcMillati and ; W T IVnuey. i Win T Penney to TW McMiJ!?:n, 12 aerws, ' I'th township, hotmdi'd by John John j will, .las Bryant an.I others. ; M L lionhain. Ma-tor io f.itln Ci Ilo'l.ind. C! i Peres, isi township. Interest in real estate ofj lir John Holland. hounded by W T ilull, WIN i son's Creek and ntheia. A (' Hoi|iie-t to T <! Knrlaht. Interest In J 7'i2acres, Ilth townsh p. bounded by J K < alhouii, s J Hester and others. Jas F Williams to jas r I'ressly. 2W ceres 1 ltii town-hip, SIX i, bound il bv Jotiti s Williams, Charles Kvalis, Jas Knox and others, Mrs Ma y Watson to John II Wt?lson,2! nces, lath town-Inn, $7.1, hounded by John and Jas l.inu.J H Wa.son ami others. S l>onaldsoii tn Mis Mury Watson, vp.i aero<. l'Mh township, hounded by J I, Iirciiuau, A I11 outior and otiters. T M t'ann to J SCann,71 norm, 12th township. iWiiO, hounded by Martin Campbell, 1* ' snb-r and other.s. M I. Hoitholll. Master to 1> U Joyce, .'! > aero ltii t'W'fhii , -s, b nil led iiy Diuld Joyce, K- s Win Mad<iu\ and oil,or-. ' .1 F ?' Diil're Hioiilt to J It Itohertson an ^ Frank K Taylor, .'tl.> acres, I itli township, S-'d) . . It. 'ii'.ilo.t l.v Mis l-t.-n p.irkor ii:ut oilier*. ! K M Pope t Mrs K M Krnzicr. I'M acres 1*< town-hip, sl.lb', bouuded l?y W H Frazier, Mrs M K sambTs and others. It \V Lite* to Amanda I.lies, 2 acres, Pth tow slilp. 5!i>. hounded by K W I.ites and Miisse< t ressweil. H \V Litps to Amanda Lltes, 1 lot, !lth townsliip. >i'l. hounded by Tims Jorics Main stic.'t, known a< lots 4 amiblock II. J F C ImPre, Sherilf to thick, Ilcflebower A Neer. ICQ aeres, "III township,"^*', bounded by \V A Lomax, J F Keller and others. II \V Liles to It (5 Johnson, litixlftS,nth township, S bounded by Twiggs street, Atiixu-ta street and sluan street. L M Tinsley to P Kosenberc & Co, 100 aeres lrith township. 8-Sao, bounded by P L(jlllebenu, M V I Inssey and ot hers. It A (irillln, trustee to A C? Hart. 1 aere, 1st township, i?l, bounded by It P Quarles, Janle A Roberts and others. (' II MeCormlck to J II Alexander, 2 lots, Kith township, ?100, bounded by No Hand 1">, block M. J Si'aim t??T WCann and wife 50 acres. 12th township, jaici, bounded by 1' Fergusou and J | s i ann. ! \V A Todd to Ja- F Fennel. 112 aeres, ."ith township, Sl.ifcHI, houuded by Est Jonathan Galloway, W A Todd and others. .1 F K' l ar to Wa-hltmton Wharton.fl"> acres Q 7th town-hip, S-fcVi, hounded by T F Hiley. Pe-j ? ter Lennox and others. j J F Kellar to Jas Whnrton, fti acres,7th E township, S-'fiO. bounded by T F Klley, II Gj ICIiU'h and others. Jas Kvans to John Evans, 110acres 14 Inter-1 _ est mill, lath township, J8.UW, bounded by Jas Evans and others. Ihwer 1, Williams to Edward F. Williams. 2<W acres, 12th t<>wnsllip, 31.1"". bounded by A J Ctinkseales Mrs Kay and others. P A Covin to Jno F Singleton. lllty! acres, Kith township, Ss":})7..VI, hounded by J A Glbert, CJreen Callahan) and others. S It Hodges to Susan E Oraydon, 1 houroand l#*t *M ftiu'iKhln Vi hniimlpil hv itreel and Mrs M A K Waller. T li llradey to W II Mays. I aero, fith town-1 <hip, SUM, hounded by I'll Bradley anil nth-] L-rs. tv I* II Bradley to W II Mays ami Mary Thorn- u is. JVIxllMI feet, 8th township, $75, bounded by t* l' II Bradley and others. Mrs I'' .1 Marshall to J F C 1>nPre, 2 3?-li>0 . icres, 11th township, 11!?, bounded by Alston 1] Mate, J KC Durreand Branch street. Isaa- Cannon to A " Wanl'aw and J (J Ed-' ivarils, 41 ncies, Kith township, Sil/O, bounded j >y J A Iievlin and J C Douglass. I.ula G Holland to (ieo A < Vomer, Itt acres,1 . st Township. Sill), bounded by (J A Cromer . md W T lluft. T0 M L Bonh ?m. Master !o Mrs E J Anderson. S 0'2% acres. 1st township. $V>7 XO. bounded by ^ Wilson's Creek, Geo A (Tomer and others. J G 1'ittH to T Ij Coleman, 1 house and hit. 2d i ownship. $40(1. bounded by Stanley Crews, I teuhen Evans and others. P II Bradley to E W Watson and J B Raker,' _. lot. nth township, SWft, hounded by A ?? K R : V I. P II Bradley and Main street. * .1 H Cat lisle to J L Wiles, HS-'O acres, loth nr ownshlp, ,S7iU0, bounded by J L Wiles and J I Carlisle. . Mattle C Chaney to Ransom Cltaney. 1-V) 1 ii-res, 1st township, love ami affection. tmundd by H McGowan, Ransom Chaney and olhrs. Cynthia Gr.nibrel and others to Enoch Oamirel, 17 acres, Ith township. bounded by 'ynthia ambrel. E Garnbrel and others, "j M ('arwllo. Executor to J B.Ione?. 1 '0 acres. 2th township, StfcNi, hounded by Basil Callalam.Jolm W Brooks and others. TCSeal to M A Cason. Interest In Alston louse and lot. 11th townsliip $-'!.00n, hounded iy Main street. Seal & Mdlwaln and others. : 'Louist T Qnln to R B Cade, 7(>l acres, Mth ...? own-bin. S7,i?t<>. bounded by J E Calhoun, Saan nab HI ver and others. 1 Win C Yeldell to I* I< Rturkey, 1 lot. Kith nwnshlp. <10>, bounded by No IS. Emma .I Anderson to Lula (J Holland. 102 j . ores, 1st township, KW, bounded by 1* W I)a- * Is. Mrs M M Holland and others. | _ Th.ic ITnniiiiin(r..r t * 1 !? II ( 'n j 1. t nncnc I'.lh I n\vnslilp,*l,SfH>, bounded by Mrs O T Porcher, j J Vin S MeBrido and others. R W I.lies t<> Susan P sinikins. 2 acres, Otli j nwnshlp, ?I20, hounded by II W Idles, Church j treetaud A & K H It. Rt. Rev. Wm. F. Dixon et al, trustees to H j I Owen?, Sft aeres. 3d township. Sl.UOO. boundd by Kst Joel \V Townsend and others. | L J C Kills to Sarah K Kills. 271 acres. flth *' r>wnKbl|i, 42,V?, bounded by J II Nlckols, N ,ln.' ' Mcllwaln and others. P II Bra lley to T F Riley and T II Walker. |,>r' r?xl'M? feet. Mil township. Sl'ii. bounded by j 1 lain street, Mrs 1) Thomas and others. | j'" II I' McUee to c I, Moore, \<, aere.oth town- " hip. &5M. bounded by W M tiiier, J N Young 11 lid others. H"1 W<? Kennedy and Joana A rites to DJ Tol- JJ? crt, 20 ae:es, Kth township, bounded by !11 |c Irs Susan Reauan. It W Jay and others. 1 '" n Win J Mil ford to J C C MilA,rd,:?KI aeres,! . 1 2th township,^,1*"1, bounded by Win Newell. %a' t! Can n ami others. j ""J J II Itavis to WJ Davis, .Wanfe*.3d townhip, Join, bounded by (i W Connor, John lief-; J >rman. W C Norwood and others. j M I, Bonhatn, Jr to Mrs M A Aldrlch, lio.isc . * nd lot, llth township. 5I.5?>0. bounded by S C asmi, Mrs V 1? l.ee, K II \Vapdlitw and others. Ml}1 M I, Bonham, Jr to S C Cuson. IS pules, llth ?wn?hip, "fl<?, bounded by M I, Bonham, Mrs.evj ; A Koberlwin, W \ Lee ami others, c"' Mary C Miller. Kxecuirlx to Carrie Cushy, f" 57 acres 2 roods IK perches, llth township,!or Hii.X bounded by Mrs M A Martin KstNich-l ' las II Milirr. j n'<: W W Rowland to Mnrlha Rowland. 3 roods 1 J perehes, 1th township, love and alleetlon., on (Minded bv A M l>od?oii, W M Ili^gliiH, t? Bj ' teid and others. Hi'.idley & 'l hoinson to J T Younublood, 2.">x ' V) feet, litli township. SI35. bounded bv llrad- He iv A Thomson, Main street ami alley. j It W 1,11ps to Trustees Troy Hluh School, R"i> et front-. Uth township, ?7o. bounded by It W j .lies, Greenwood si reel and others. rm llu-.'h Wilson tot; .v Visa nska,5-ifi acre,Illh [I t>wiisliip, 89m, boumini by J <: Grant, .\1 B I hi vis, G A VNaiiskft and Depot street. H Martha A Aidrich lo G A Visanskn, house i nd lot. Ilth township, 31,'JO-i, liouiuled by ? laga/.incstreet, Depot street and Hugh W'il- a nn. MARKIED. MAItitlED, on the 7th inst , nt :V/U o'clock, t the residence of Mr. II. l\ McGee, Due Vest, S. by ltev. \V. M. Grler, D. 1)., Mr. J. 1. TAlTAN.of ttlngno:d,(;a., to Miss IDA j X I. McKAY, o: Greenville, s. c. X 1JFA I'll. il? - ? | nn MaJ. WII.LIAM DICKSON died at Ills D( ionic in Abbeville county, on the nth instant,! . tier a protiactcl niins-., a.ed --1 years and J? i 1 iiontlis. He was a native of Anderson conn- yj y, tint for Hie last :tu years resideii in Abbe- . 11 lo county. MaJ. Dickson was i|iiiet and re- I tlfl erved in his inanners, honorable in ills deal-1 ngs. true and aithiul In friendship, gentle ' nit lirtn in character, an exemplary <'liris- IB Ian, a kind neighbor, an allcctionate father. I X "oni daughters and many relatives Hint1 rlends mourn their loss, with him"todle sgani." His remains were laid away in the H)1 jttle Mount Cemetery after an itnpios.sive ervice conducted l>y Kev. J. O. Lindsay, D. D. ' Just Received. lo. I canifl* or .Millinery, new styles Tor Hum- , mer anil very clienp. H. M. IIADDON & CO. May 23.1883, tf , Just HeeeiYed. 4 N entlr# n< w line of I^nutry Collnrcttf, A MynuMi Uicu Klschues, Huflllngs, Fiuim, ' rasolN, Ac. R. M. HADDON & CO. May 23, 18S3, tf 9tf KEROSENE OIL. J an REMEMBER ?hut Furfcer A Hill are wiling iM, th?> best KEROSENE OIL at 1 j cents per* alion. 1W May 23,18*3. tf lILil? tir If KKP ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE sh [\ stock iif everything in their line, IK tli Consisting ?f H" STOVES, STOVE PIECES pf -AND r!; HOLLOW-WARE, 5ldiii M Japiiti Tinware, -ANDLAMP GOOD , v ilassware, China Sets anfl Pita, J Kerosene and Machine Oils, N Fresh Garden Seed, School i % III Books, Stationery, Fly Traps lie ind Fly Fans, Bird Cages. si* Galvanized Iron Buckets for Bored Wells, &c.. &c. ? We pay the highest market price for Rags and Beeswax, wi mi Give us a call. 1!* H.W, LAWSGN & CO. Abbeville, S. C. A May 23,1683, tr j R. W. CANNON, ?agent for? rtussell & Co'8 Steam Engines and Grain Separators, Tczer's Engines, all sizes, Birdsall Fngines and Saw M'lls, Farqu-i iar Separators, Saw Mills, Hay Rakes and Grain Cradles.! Llso, Feed Cutters, Corn Shellers, Sugar Mills, Evaporators, lay and Cotton Presses, Cotton Gins, Rubber and Leather Setting, and all kinds of Agricultural Implements. Always on hand a full and complete stock of Confection;ry, Groceries and Provisions, Dry Goods, Shoes, &c, Give ae a call or write for prices and terms. amy /, ISM, 4in TO BUILDERS ! If you anticipate Building give me a call. You can save loney by getting me to order your Sash, Doors, Blinds 'looring, Ceiling, Lime, Cement, Shingles, Laths. MouldlgS' B. K. BE1CHAM, Agent. May 2,1S83, 8m BARGAINS ! petitions for roads. XT li OTICE Is hereby given to all whom it may 17 E will place on our counters TO-MOR- concern that petitions aro pending be? HOW, some teal bargains in Hue , _ , * _ . . . , * fore tiie Board of County Commissioner!? for tESS GOODS, tho following roads, to wit: "Road leading .?i..nAtr>cncn niemrPDM I from Iia/.or's bridge on Saluda River to Intcr5MBROIDERED CASHMERES, ... . , ?, ? IT [ sect wllh roads leading to Abbeville ('. II., SATTEENS, NEWTORT SASHES, Hodges and Donaldsvllle, a distance of two rMDDmnrnpn ,,rnvt'u miles," petitioners G. R. Riley, D. V. Sharp EMBROIDERED GLO\ ES, , , _ *' ,' ctal. "Road leading from the Georee Clink MULL EMBROIDERYS, I scales place by Ed Cox's, N. E. Johnston's etc IRISH POINT EMBROIDERYS, j '? "'.^cl bridge road nt or near Ben/ Kay ?, petitioners G. A. D'>ngl?R8v N. L. BLACK AND WHITE IJsLE HOSE, j Johnston, ct ill. 44To reopen road leading d many other desirable good*. Wenredc Jf.0* ,^errv !br?Uf mined to close out tin* remainder of our U. P. O Neull s and I). \V. Aiken s places to NE WOltSTEDS and In order to <to so have the public road at II. E. Fuller's," petitioners trked them down regardless of eost. ; P o'Neail, J. S. Boyd, J. I). Eooshe, et al. "R M TTATlTimVr fo en Road "beginning half mile east of Dr. W.J R. ill. u.n.uuvr* OC | Millford-H Lower Mills, through P.Ferguson's Jay 23,18X3, tf I Robert. Stuekey's W. N. Hall's, clc., and run. EVERYBODY'S DOCTOR Hall's," petitioners .1. C. Milford, \V. N. Ilall. ; Robert Stnekey, et al. Bond "beginning near BY ROBERT A. GUNN, J.I.D. ' Martin* Mill and running In an easterly dl* . rectlon through lands of J. Townes Konert ! Hon, J. H, Clamp, T. L. lladdon, Robert Clinic1 VERYBODY'S DOCTOR contains GM oc- As? Bowie, B. II. Kakln,etc., via Oilpil i tnvo panes, and i> printed on fine paper Church, througe lands of J. M. Cochran, etc.? il handsomely hound. It Is sold at the low terminating at the road leading from Due Z It wit"?..'ui? n^'ii ot^VC,,,,y' S? U" l? Wes' t,( "'"to?.l'" Coi lirail's Mill," petition'ho work ditt'ers from all other books on era J. T. Robertson, J. N. Cochran, J. L. Mil;n -stic Medi'-ine in having t.l'e diseiwrs ?> s- jC|. .,1. highway from Bradford Boyd's mitieaily arranged,according to their elassi- . , t> , . ... if Ion. Everything Is described in ihe n? David Ilampey s plaee, J. 51. Major a ii lies t possible language, and the pr< scrip- place and (Jahrlel D.Buchanan's place, and iih are written out in J;;in EnglMi, so that thence to Orcmwood. S. C, by tlio regular y^enn be employed by any intelligent r,)lltlj- petitioners O. P. O'Neal. L. I). Merrill u.:gisis will tlnd thl? book ol groat ad- j man, D. C. DuPrc, B. Parks, etal. ii!sir<> in aiding them to f;'*e advice when j After ninety (00) days from thin date tlie ted to do so. . .... .... . JenliMs will find much Information in H nb,,vc Petition* wBl bo jrrnnted unle?s ohjoc11 will prove valuable to themselves and tlons are filed with the t'ierk of the Board in sir patients. j Hie meantime. acheis w ill he better prepared lor the per- r) . , ? mice of their duties in the school rowiu by j Bj order of the Board. adits'will tlnl It n reliable ndviwr In ] JAMES C. K LUG II, srj thing relating to the rearing of their I Clerk B U. C? -very family can save fifty times the price Apr'N, 18tt, tf the ho ik every year, liy onsulting il. " ^ _ t Incomplete in all lt? i?rL?. and Is the VAM1.UCI V-A ?st recent book of t he kind puidl-hcd. ! I wliotiiBAL T ? 'he book will be went free by mail or express r&gfti S'.Mn & Monroo Sts..Chlc?go./flffi receipt of three dollars. Wlllitnri pitMll In ?ny uMm* theirF LddrssS, ,M BAND CATALOGUE, f Nickles Publishing Co., /jafr , WSP^^roponi, E|?iuleU, Cup LaJupa, \ ND KOK (JlKC'L'LAK. ?0i * <IW ItroadWn.V, /lY&.HUndi. Dram Majort SUIT). ta4 ffxi -AGENTS WANTED. NKW VOKKCrrv. wv^BauoyiB^it?uo?.?Wc^ //J{ - - Uei for Am*u*ur Uaodj, and a Caialof bf Chnica iUud Aiiuic* ^ w iniii ii ? at the hm" The Star that Leads Them All." THE LIGHT-ItUNNIXO X ACCORDANCE WITII THE ACT DOMESTIC.! raise supplies for tlifi fiscal year com- npHAT it Is the acknowledged leader In the encinn November 1st, 1SS2, approved ' trade In a tact that cannot be disputed, scember 23(1, 1882, notice is hereby MANY IMITATE IT! XOXE EQUAL IT! wet? that the Treasurer's olficeof Abbe- Tlte Latest Armed, lie Couiitv, will be open f,>r itio colleo- Tht' 1*!{f/,,ll:*jS'f,itliit"uin 1 Wood Work. in of Laxes ?AiuI Is Warranted? I To bo made of the l>ent material, To Jo any ami all kirn!" of work, DESDAY, MAY 1, 1883 , ? 2. M. HADDON & CO. u will remain open until June 1st. wvr? The rate per centum of taxes is as lol- Abbeville, S. . *'8' gents wunted in unoccupied territory. AdState purposes 43 mills. ress DOMESTIC S. M. CO., L'ounty current 3 ' Deficiencies 1-10 " Richmond, Va. Schools 2 " March 28,1883, tf mtai o!sT mills. Dress Making. l> ll TnV oi \IT E have sfcured the cervices of MIfs Knte i on i<ix fi. \\ Coiladny, a lady of taxle and e.xpvri-1 I'Tlip taxes shall bo collected in two in- euce, to take climgeof our I)ress Milking I'(-* , j ne laxes snail no (.oiiccicu in iwoin ,l|irtineilt> iviireamodemte and work mia:a?. I illments, viz: The tirst installment teed. t It. M. IIADDON ?k CO. all be due and payable from the first March -1'18*}' tf y of Mity to the Mrst day of June, 1883, d the second installment shall bo duo ?""^"?""5 d payable from the tlrst day of Septenir to the twentieth day of October, mu mivmrrno i sisr w""M"3'ir ""v ID im\ IM5! raxes arc payable in tho following ml of funds and no other: Gold anil J ver coin, United States Currency, Nil-j mal Hank Notes, and Coupons which i rp all become payable during the year i-HE COUNTY AUDITOR HEREBY S3, on the valid Consolidated Bonds of ! giv?s notice that returns of Heal ami Peris St?'e, kii'iwn as "Brown Bonds," sonal Property, subject to taxation, also d tli?t J4"juls ol this State known as | all transfers of Heal Estat# ninee last re ficiency Bonds, also .Jury Certificates | turn will ho received at the following d the prr diem of State witnesses in i places on the days designated below, viz: e Circuit Courts will be received for j unity Taxes, not inclitdiu" School First Divi ion. ix es. Jrvr PT?TJT?TTff Ninety-Six, 1st, 2tk1 and 4th of .Juno. * Vw . i?a X i Greenwood, 5t!i, 6th and 7tli of June. 1 _ Hodge*, 8th and !Hh of June. Com:ty 1 reasursr. i>u? west, uui and i.nh or June. Dotialdsville, 14tli and 15th ol Juno. TrkamjkKit's Ol'KicK, Verdery, ISlh and 10th of June. April 1 l.ssrt tf Hr*dl?y?, 20th and 21st of June. ' ' Troy, 22nd and 2.'5rd of June. ( _ _ ^ Wi%<? McCormick, 25th and 26th ol June. 10,000 POUNDS OF WOOL. _ . . . Second Division. /ANTED ? 10.000 POUNDS OF WOOL. awxwxa, IllKlicKt ensli price pull), QUARLES & CO. lsl 10 of J"""- . Hay a, 1883. tf Oil?al, ISth of Juno. Cedar Springs, 20th 01 June. . Calhoun's Mill, 21st and 22nd of June. , OTICE TO CREDITORS. ??rvsrr^':fi""c; ! Mckettriek s Mill, 25th of June. IIIR creditors of B. K. BRAC1IAM Smith's N Roads, 26th of June, . are hereby requested to present Wi?kliil's, 27th and 28th of June. ' eir elainis to the undersigned on <?r !>e- . re the lirst day of May next, as at Mountain View, _.)th of June. at time a distribution of iiis assets will Lowndesville, 30th of June and 2nd ol I made according to the terms of the as- juiy. I * ' In addition to tlio above appointment BENJAMIN S. BARNWELL, the ollieo will bo open at Abbeville C II. from the 1*1 to 20th of July. Assignee. Fifty per cent, penalty to be added for j failure to make return of personal 1 Ldministrator's Notice t,r?i,erty- ? LL persons indebted to the estate of Ron- T f PAPKR i ben.Jones, deceased. will make payment thout delay,and those having demands uinst said estate must present the same to a i before the day of i>ettlenient, April "111, Allfl ttrtT IT. G. ZKIOLER, May 2, 1883, tf i;. l. r. ana Auminisinuor. I * March 7,188:), tf 1 ; Buggy Bridles. Tinner Wanted, IN every virlety?square blinds, or round , , ...? blinds, with Windsor without blind*, with G001> Journeyman Tinner can get a Job ,,i?ln cheek reins or over head checks, to be L by application to had at the Cincinnati Repository. II. W. L\WSON & CO. * TH6S BEGGH ! Ybbevlllo, S. C., Dec. 'Zl, 18#2, April II, 1883, tf UUSl j ' ' \ y T. M. KNOX & CO,, TROY. S. C. nAVH opcne-l a Bar-Room in pine, whe re all kinds of Whiskies. WIiich, iiii>1 , Fancy Oioccrli-a may Lo had at the niu.?l reasonable T. 31. KNOX & CO. March 21.1*83,1m * W W, SPROUSE ' TROY, S. AGENT for the sale of all kinds (if Ma'hln I cry,Including Aurh ul u:m IniplouieMl*,' ' Ciinc Mills, I'liinli'K Mm-I.lties, Cotton Oius, Threshers, Entires Ac.. Ac. It will he to ttio Inierei-tof purchasers to call on liliti, as he Is a practical machinist, and Is familiar with the workings of the tnnhlnerj which lit soils. He guarantees ail uaehlncry to be as rcpi-e?cnted. W. W. SPROUSE, I Troy, S. C. March 21,1*83, J. W. SIGN, ABBEVILLE, S. C. j^EEP.S on hand a full assortment of IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFITSTS, from the cheapest to the best. Hearse will attend funerals, when desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of Buildings. fie I* acont for the sain of Sash, Doors minds. Moulding*. Stair-railings, Floorings and everything pertaining to house building Apr11 7. IS*!, tf A /~1 T ^ -? ' i ^ K. > tA on-nTiklsslon, tat ..rs' ' h. v. , A R Y of Fii?" "nowledge. .?" 1.1 Compact Lit i v <1. Hm no ?>ra' rat tit HOtktd. iiiiirett oor -r* ? Co., M.-inta, Oak. T cm waatw WHTj i dentroy nnd expel Worms * f:om tlic human body, ^$?iyn&i Where they cxl?t, if used $B par. aeonrtlinc **ie 'p iSseijy. (ionM. I* is n =sfo aEd *** HaMc remedy. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS P^gy AND STORE KEEPERS. Xfj&k David E. Foutr. Vrop. ' "?*TIMORE, 1KD. ^ w u TZJS HORSE AKD CATTLE POWDERS ^a2?v7V otfrzr| No 17 the will die of Colic. Pots or Lrxo Finn, if l onte's I'owdcrs are iM ! > time. I row<li-rs willnirennrt vri- t:i 1 ii>o "nnir.r.A. 1 u:* JWrt-r* will prrvn.t (iii'i-. i\ Fowls. Fi/.i:z < l'fiwdrra will In.-rrn c tli<* quantity of milk and cn-:i!>i twenty per cent., nnrt niuko tUc li'uttar Arm and g'vect. FcntzV Powder* wilt enre or prevent almost mir Dl3nA?r to wliirh llor?cH r.nrt i ottlcnre snbjcet. ForTZ'S I'n"T?t n<J WlLl OtVL tiATlbT ACTIO*. &;U tupry w!icr?. 2iV;p r. rovrs, Proprietor, __ BALTIICOItE.JID. mu iniiwu UUilLi W) ill 1U1111111U JJ aVE on hand almost every variety of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, which they ofter to their customer* on the most advantageous terms. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. i, With the best of workmen in every brnnch of' 1 our business, and nn abundant supply ft I lumber, nnd other materliils, we are prepared to do nil kinds of repairing in the very hot manner, at the shortest notice, ami on the; most accommodating terma. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. ( Abbcvll e. Feb. 22,188 2; 1 NEW GOODS1 ?AT? CUOIilli -AND- 1 Truni rrrnii'd IIMIlil IP A PIECES of nil the lat?st style prints CUNNINGHAM & TEMPI.ETON'S. pa PIECES Blenched Muslin, at lowest ?E jU prices, lit "i CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. AfiARGE assortment of Jean* ami Cass B meres at fe CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'H. BOOTS. Shoes and Hats in lnnumer*l>l r atylf* and prices, at rf CUNNINGHAM & TEMPI.ETON'S. | TftTIMis. Trunks. Trunks.Trunks, at ? 1 CUNNINGHAM & fEMPLETON'S. m READY-MADE CLOTHING, all the latea' Ps cut*, ftt H CUNNINGHA M & TEMPLETON'S. S EVERYTHING in the grocery line?Sugar,| Colloe, Ten, Hlce, Molasses, Tobacco, Jheese (in<1 all shelf goods, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. rRY our 8 pouml to the dollar falTee. You will llnd It exeellent. CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. ? i ROAL Unking Powders, the purest made, at CUNNINGHAM it TEMPLETON'S. n rUV. brst Shirts and Collars we havo ever |j kept. Complete in all parts, at CUNNINGHAM & TEMPLETON'S. DRESS goods In Tarloi styles, nt CUNNINGHAM & TEM PLETON'S. J Sept. 13, I&S2. tf ,* rO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. jj pj Estate of N. A. Caldwell, DerfiaRGd ALL persons Indented to the estate of Mrs. N. A. (WLHWKLL. late of Abbeville Jt 'ounty,deceased, are hereby notitted to make in mediate payment, and all who have claims tKftlnst said folate iitnrt jir*>ent theni by or jeforc tlie SSth April proximo. M. (4. ZKIOLFU, Administrator. March 28,1*SS, St i Gloves, Gloves. ,V, HOSIERY, HOSTKRY. We have ?lven *1 eclal attention tof.lov** and Hosiery, an iWiow a varieij of ntylw in Mils ltne that ins never been shown In itils ti.ft>-lcH. R. M. II AD DON & CO. 1 March 21,1883, tf Still the "Rage." 1ADIES and Misses Black 1 lose. A splen- 'I i did assortment at R, M. IIADDON & CO. March 21,1883, tf SPRING Wl" ;iro "hilly rrcolvlnsnur ninrninou'li hu biir^ulns in all lim-H. DRY ? Tliifl dopnrtmrnt Is now n>"?ni o<>rn| lpto, o Ijp es < iou(|>, Ktii'h iiK "cru.-lip.l Ktrwwlwrr.v." ' Ittoachcd sh?< tli't'H I'litirely frrti from d; Dicm? Muslins fine assortment 0 , con's O IjOT Our stock of C!ot!)lng Is tlio liiiost wo ever m r..*? i wt j ij."*, ii< Urii yon your children nutl have them J! t f SHI Every' ody lia* lie.>>;l of Mir .\Ji*n kiuI Hi, n<>|. in rip in lIn* Itiick. A IliiC assort ni?n! o: THUNK-*, NAT1'HKI; Try ourt*xcell* ni VJiAs, put up m one pom SIT M'f Imvo Slinks a* nil prices. Laillo" itiul Oi -olfor." <t <"o. Would yuu Hud out how far a I S-iUnrM & t'o. Donl fall to cal! on us. WA] April MS3, tf THOMAS 1 IS WFT.T, PUKPARKD TO PTTPPT.Y ITIJ J for. lie Is dally adding to Ills largo stock Vlasson's and Mum's Wines and Brandy, Jamaica Rim, Bavarian Beer, I ikish : Also n line stock of CIGAR.1* AND TOBA will also 11ml cool temperate drinks nt the Palmetto April 25,1883, Sin Sdhm 1 o HAVE RECEIVED THEIR LARGE AXI staling in part of Calicoes, Homespuns, Muslins, Lawns, Cambricks, Swiss Muslin, Piques, GIVE THEM AT March I I, Iff<3, tf ASH CHARLES SOLUBLE OUAXO,hlulily ammonlated; DISSOLVED HONK, hlchrnt sirado ACID J'HOSl'HATE, for 001 ASH ELEMENT, ni( OENUINE I,K the M LiENUINE FLOATS, of hichMt grrndf. produ SMALL UKAIN SPECIFIC; cotton and co UHOI Rppcinl Formula" made to order. Spochil imliicfiiifiiitH for cash orders. For forms. Illustrated Almanacs and card? Dec. 20,1SS2,0m rpj PACIFIC m OFFER 1< !0LUB PACIFIC GUANO. 1'HE.SE guanos arc of (hp highest eradp and inooy of iill our customer* for t lie piist 151 lsowherc will substantiate. For tortus npply E. H. FROST & C Dec. 13,1882. 3m HART AND HARDWARE SOLE AG! jADOW PULVERIZING DISC HARROW. 1 PULVDHIZINU HARROW. LANK II/' WIRE, UUEFaLO .S \ /"^ TJ* XT TI nvjijix j Genuine Farmer's Fri FOIl teet, nrr.f/roxot Es. scooters. twik FL'LL LINE or ( AKPENTEHS, MAi'HI TOOLS, HU1JS, SPOKE? STATI5 AG KEKP'S KAKUEE EI (( SHOWS SrilLAULIt WHILE DRII HART & AYE MONEY! SAYE MONEY! IAVIJfO withdrawn all agencies and placed our business on a strictly cash isls, THKKKHY SAVING AUKN'lS* ( OMISSIONS AND LOSSKH BY HAI) DEBTS, e nre enabled to sell our well known fcrtlll rs. viz: WllC"X, (ilbbcs & Co's Manlputf d (Juano, Wilcox, (Jlbbes A Co's Super- | loxpbate direct to farmers and merchants VKKY LOW PRICKS by the slnglo ton, ! ir loud, or large quantity for the esush. WILCOX, GIURES & CO., Charleston, S. C. Savannah, Ga. in. 17,1883,tf To Arrive. l HANDSOME line of Pljild fiinthnnis, \ Shambys & Everrelt Suiting from 10 to celts per yard. Splendid !'<.ods for house ' esses. U. M. IIADDON A CO. Feb. 28.1883, tf 'Old Hickory" Wagons 'HE best In the world. Every farmer should have one of them. For sale h? Mar*b 21, 1SLSS. JOHN KN^X .t CO. I STOCK 1 TIM EVES1 nkofSp Ins,' goo .la, anil arc prcja'.ci to offer GOODS. . "j nn*l-tln;r In of nil the ?II(Ti r<>nt shades </ ' t Icp'-iitiifs timi'.h." "slirirup pink/' <*?. rcs.-nr.' 10 fputi. 1 -L C3r bxn:{clit t> ti ls mitrkcl. cofHsllns of uvs ami i-'-ti-x il i!|i h.Hiil?oii:ciy :.nd t lllt.'ccost. UTS. : >ys P.uont I>;ic!: Reinforcc-l .Shir's Warranted S ?n<l VALLSEm. j nl tins. I OKS. - . ! ' nt< Fine sho's from Htirk A Pnoksrnn<l S. lX fovv d j-lar.s can go? buy &liue? manufactured by j SDL AW & EDWARDS. jsr, cGETTIGAN f =i CITSTOMERK WITTI WHAT THEY CALL the best brands of every country. Champagnes, Califoni Sest French Brandy, IbeM A e, Scotch Wbisley anil PORTER. CCO. Cull and see lils mammoth stock. You Salonn. "Wa Rhino-ton Rt.rflfit.. ! < f 1 c 1I1PLE0I' ) VARIED STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, CONI Eats and Caps, 1 Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Clothing, Table Linen, Huckaback. sT EARLY CALL, iX-asrsr ITON, S. C. i inpnslln?; uleof Floats. furCitton, Grain and Peas; ;<>POLDsHALL KAfNIT. Imported direct from Ines in Germsiny, and warranted pure; ct of the Due Atomizer; RN COMPOUND; JND DRIED KISH AND BLOOD; GROUND RAW HONK; N. S. LAND l'LASTER; COTTON SEED MEAL. i nddrofs the C'o. 2E I MM! ? 'or sale PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE. nre kept snwilhonf re','ftr"I to co?f. as the te?tireiirs in this stole. Oeonrlu. North Oiiro:lna und ' to the iigents In the various towns or to JO., Agents, Charleston S. C, ? COMPANY, MERCHANTS. ents rort WOMAS SMOOTHTXO HARROW. THOMAS iRRoW. AMERICAN BARBED FENCE i TANDAI? D SCALES. ? I'S I'OU end and Avery Plows. SA LE TERM. STIOVELR. N1ST, "'OOI'KRS AND BLACKSMITH i. IlIMS, REFINED AND SWEDES IRON. * KNTS roil r o a (i n j r 11 r j /11 r . 1 .LING. IT ALSO BROADCASTS. CO., Charleston, S. C. j J, L. CLARK, | FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAFT j 1HAVE CONCLUDED TO GIVE MY whole attention to my Shop.. lehaiisrlve it GOOD ATTENTION. If any person wish-! es to have his WATCHES REPAIRED RrlnR them In. I have all the tool* and mn rr terials to do It up In the hcst of style and at .. the lowest rates possible. If you want you 1 y clock repaired hrlnjr It In and it will be done fie right. If you want your .IKV.'KI.RY MENDED I fil rirlng Hon. If you \vin>f your 1 SK\VIN<; MACHINE MENDED 1) Tills Is the place to get It done In thebpst. ot order. You can haveany pieceii'jitle new, or ?., the old one repaired. If yon want yourpun or pistol repaired tIjis Is the Hace to have It done. All these article*-- will be repaired in' tlic best of order at the Lowest Prices. (iive nie * trial and sat if ty yourselves? n TKUMS CAHII. J J0H1T LCIABR- 'n For Early Spring. 1 Jl'^T TiEf'FIVKf*-# vorj' i??im?>onie line-of j; I.ndle* Neck TV ear * ' ll'telfe. I'ii vim-*. T.nccs, Embroideries. Kvr'aoirif' Trlwii'lnirs, Ac n. M. IIAI'DON A < <>. , I>b 2S, 1-8.1. tf t IT-' you wnnt n n'ce band ?ewi d low Quarter e< I Shoe ?n' 1 on j Cl'NN INGHAM A- TKMPLKTOV. March H, is*r. tf tr READ THE t ? Following Certificate |1 AND ronsi'ilf y ?r<?rn interestsby .-v'.it'Mi.i.K S. r. Fetuaary 16&. Aftvurs. WtrrMtw <? ICdwcn ita? fl| Th' Ml<idle:6ii Higli Grade Kenlllz'-r. v'SH t.oujihtof yon lnct yeur. jriive yroBU wi(l*fa~ tlon i.nme:iu<l tomy lioltfMmis It b? vhdti' ' V-jM lis iiniiiO Iniji'fte--. ? "IljL'li </ri'Oc". ditkjf't Indned I n".'?i & Itiho hcxi I over u??'d. lions speak londor limit word*. Oar olub <9 kIiouk its f litli hy rotjitcMliiff yoa to order fur' hi nt once ont! oir Iffsid of llif MIddlt-toil Hiylf '-fjS 'ifridc ?nd wc n?Hy wai:t ^ DTICK CONG A HKE ;':Jg| Coumbia%S. C * Agent for ? ' CHAPMAN'S WM PERPETUAL ETAFOBATOjH PHESE WORK8 WERE EPTABMHHD^^SB 1 in 1^47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and Jnmeff \ndcrnon and purchased by me In the ye*t -MffljB H.W, and from that time till now carried on iuccc8?fully by myself. My friends and cuv . -/<<? .omerc will bearwllnesu of the large and vtv- -:9I >endousJobs executed by me. It was at mjr t5SiH vnrks where the largest and almost only Job >f its class ever execnfpd In this city wtwdoirt^ * , 17..: tlic making of the pipes for the City tf&U ft'ater Works In the year 1SW. In the branch'9 ?f DKUi FOUNDING, I can say that I have. nade the largest bells ever cast In the State, ' fflmm mi-h as the bell for the City Hall In Columbia. My slock of patterns for ARCHITfXTU!tAL WORK. COLUMNS for.Store frotiU. t? t 9 urge and various, and In RAILINGS for BrU-* onlcs. Gardens and Cemeteries I have the 'JaB anient variety and most mrxlprn patterns; " S nany of these are patented and I have put* ..'jiM ihased the right for this State. In the machine line I enn furnish my pa^ " rons with STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS' :-%m >r any size and description. My CIRCULAR <AW MILLS have carried off the price at ev- ''-;?sN| ?ry State Fair held In this city, and trr thell* construction I have taken pains to combine ilmpllclty with the most useful modern lm*'-r ' .jgsKm jrovemenls, nnd may flutter mvsolf thntr my : JI ItCl; LA R SAW Mil r.S flml'favor with ev sry cawyer who understands his hnsineiut. fl The many orders I am steadily receiving ft* i iTTtJAK CANK mti tu ~?- .U-. AW r- limb Hits PUDIIO inprrclnte the mills of my mnke, and ?o It I* ~ villi my (IRARING for HORSE POWERS* "5# MACIIINERY9' G1U'ST M1LL?S nnd othep ' I have the mannfnctnrlnj? rlxht of mtmff ** -iuHl PATENTS, mich as cnallnjra for R(K-*K OOT- ' [ ON AND HAY PRESS nnd throe or Mbr llfTerent FEED CUTTERS and other ivptfr* 'fl I will be pleas.-Hl to nend my drcnlaro to any mplleant, together with price lint ore*tlmnto. Vly prlri". me ino<lernte. nnd I assure the pub?, -jj lctnat they nre lower even thun ihokr -in ' I <01 them iiiHnnrnc-turem, end thnt my WfcfK vill compare favorably with that of .any otb* . r maker. Address '-SM John Alexander, 1 Coxoarke Iron Works, Columbia, 8. Ci . SPEAKE& BRO. I \ r!FVTQ t?AI) rntTt> w i Eclipse Traction and Portatable Engines! . J rHE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE SEPAHA' 'M TOR. HAW M1I,I>S COTiONGlNS. Al- -/H 10, THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRYEE. Pa." 'S*3M .Sen wishing tlio above, addreiu SPEAKS & ?R0.. ttinard'sIT. 0., S. / 1 Mr. JOHN KNOX Is onr only azont to Ml lie Kclip-e Kmlnes nnd Hopuiutorn and. 'V-pBM linerlcuu Fruit Driers in Abb-vlilf County. m tJPKAKK & BKO. 'jjM March 20.1882,12m | a. m. hill || & sons, h DEALERS 1 GROCERIES, I -AND- 1 PROYISIONSU CRAKERS, HAM, I TEAS, FISH, SOAP, 1 SYRUP, SUGAR, j STARH , SPIE3 , 1 PINE TOBA 0, I GARS, WINES, Ml LIQUORS, &c.- I Abbeville, S. C. 1 Doc. 15, lc80, tf. I "mi acidri 'fl "lUANO! GUANO! forsnl<\ I T Ql'ARLES & CO. -JrasM Feb. 2H, 1883, tf I mm gmhm J ARIA* ROSE IRISH TOTATOEP. PEER- 1 le>> Irlhh rututnc nnd Ot'ion Setti?. tor I U\ ( QUAhl.tS & (0. J Just PprfivoH 1 l Fl'I.f. Iliifof sinplp vtj r-Jc ami Fnnojr I i I'uuons, Trlmnili.pH, Ac. J K. M. UADDON & CO. jh 2S, AS PREDICTED! J H. RUSF,EL'S' 1 SEW BRICK. STORE % M 'S Buildinjr npa proHtah'i? traile. Mr/ M . Kus!?il'? long ?Aporie nee in the A LIQUOR 'iRADE , 1 d,is' ttio GRFA'l' I if rhHLNtl" U jineeit sroiul anil In- 1 irior artiolPH. | iiu niwn.vs whj-s direct from the Manu.eturios, thereby miring the profit that )CM to Itio miUc! je man, tills be gives to 3 is vastomerf. Farmers v. ill ftod (Ms a good place to uv tine -~ * WEE! \W% CORN IMF 1 .1 iioo' frioi tlf AS* mi aiiiH of Nr?rtb -J ino'imi and ?> PI'UK as the W'A'I Lit M hiw uewend '.he IJUie Hidge. K IS AI.SO r-ITtlXG UP A Sn.l NDID M MM aii Pool Parlor. 1 1 Tioniemher llio XKW STOKK uix* M or to the fourt liinise. fl April 2'i. 18 -'. M