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ThA Press anyBaT17,ftr. .A. t3. S.C. | Wednesday, Aug. 29,1883. ! , " Death of Richard P. Qiiarlos. "I)r*th ha? cmno up into '"ir ?iiid<.? . ?, ami i? i ent**r<*?l int'i ?iir ['iliac* *, to cut ?ir tliv . . . vimni; ui'-n troin thi* stiv? If." Richard P. Qnarlos was horn Sept. 22, 1ST)0, near Liberty Hill, Kdjct'tield county, I .....i ,?r tftiiiftifl i'nvi>r nt Xinctv-Six. I August 21, 1SS.I, alter an illness of about four weeks. The funeral was preached i bv the Kev. If. C. Smart from the words, "Blessed are the d-*ad that die in the.' Lord," and his body was laid to rest in ' the cemetery at that place. Mr. Quarles held a warm place in the] hearts of his neighbors?all of whom '"did hitn honor at his death," and many are the expressions ol sorrow at the loss ' of so good and so useful a citizen. Mr. Quailes when quite a youth came to Abbeville as salesman in the store of J. Vr. Trowbridge A Co., and some twelve j or fourteen years ago he moved to Ninetv-Six where he formed a copartnership| in the mercantile business with Mr. John A. Moore, and continued in business! with him for several years, when the; tirm of Quarles, Moore ?fc C<>., was form-; ed, which latter llrtn was dissolved last! Fall by mutual consent, when Mr. I Quartos continued the business on his; own account. lie was also a member ot the firm of Quarles it Co. at Abbeville. During the whole of Mr. Quarles career as a business man ho was uniformly successful, and he was distinguished tor * ? .1? < -.?? : promiy in nit: inn mc.iMiii^ ??? ?iU If he owed a cent ho was sure to pay it. j and if a cent .vas owing to him he w;is; Very sure to insist upon tho payment.liy strict attention to hu?incs<t an I art tin- { swerving integrity he had gained thecoufidenco and good-will of his neighbors to such ?n extent that he was enabled in a few years to amass a considerable fortune in legitimate and upright dealings, and at! the time of his death he was regarded as one of the he?t and most .successful busi-i ness men at Ninety-Six. Tho assets of his estato, one-half of which is in real estate, are estimated at about ?40.0<>0, with liabilities it about $15,000. lie leaves no will. Messrs. II. v., P. Galphin and T. (>. Turner will be in charge of the storo until an administrator can be appointed. Mr. Quarles married Miss Lula Neville at Walhalla, in January, 1SS1. He had built a handsome dwelling in Ninetv-Six on,l r*f hi< most, nros pcrous career and in the enjoyment of the affection of a noble young wife. The summon* to depart came at a time when life wan most interesting to him, and when his hopes and expectations made his sojourn on earth more desirablo than , ever before. Outrageous Conduct at a Camp Meeting. As is usual at this season of the year with the colored people of this county, they held their annual camp meeting at Tabernacle Camp-ground about five miles east of Abbeville Court House, commencing on Wednesday anil closing Snndav afternoon. The ast'-ndnico was larger than usual and the display of vehicles and animals as they passed through Abbeville was better than on any previous occasion. The annual r<">w or fuss at this place was not lacking. Report has it that about twelve o'clock at night or later, while the devout brethren and sisters were at worship, some other men and women who were less religiously and devoutly inclined, were oil' in a secluded place, in the darkness of the night, except the light furnished by the moon, j Presently these secluded "parties were; joined by other parties wandering from the place of worship. It is said that some pretty tierce cursing occurred at that time, and that a little while later the dilfl CiuiV wiw initiwt'u 11vrii wuu | out several times with a knife and badly! beaten over the head with a pistol or stick,and before this little tilt was entirely over one man got a pistol ball sent" through the fleshy part of the thigh. The ? friends of the injured parties carriedi . them off the field of honor for repairs.;, Upon reaching their homes I>r. Gary, sewed up the man whose body had been ; so thorougel.v carved and who hail been : otherwise battered on tho head. Theoth-1 er man sent for Pr. Mahry, who exam-1 > ined the wound in his thigh, and did all < that a Doctor could under tho circumstances. There have been perhaps not as many as ten thousand versions of this affair, , but what we have stated seems to be!| about all that has the semblance of un-j ( disputed truth. Where tho fault lies for 11 all this fuss and talk is not lor us to say. I Rut wo do know that this community j does not endorse any such capers at a re- j ]i;rious meeting, anil if the preachers or i others having this meeting in charge do j not sift this outrage to the bottom, and j I i make som? effort to bring the truilty par- i i lies to justice, then they should aeknowl- i < ' edge themselves incompetent to conduct j I .1 o/ilifrionc nmiitiiur ! r/I NfllMlllli I ICt UGAVIIl t VIIHI'MI-' ItlVVVXtfkf j forever abandon what lias so often turned 11 out to be so slnmeful an assemblage.! i The fact is. somebody has been guilty ofj? f gross insult to the religious meeting, and ! < ^ somebody should be brought to justice, ' ?nd if the preachers possess the requisite |< degree of self-respect they will call upon i the strong arm of the law to protect their j. meetings from such occurrences in fn-;< ture. Of the wounded parties above re- , ferred to, one is white, the other is color-j fed. So far as wounds are concerned the , honors are about easy. , Five (Jcneralions. . Mrs. Thomas Aiken, of this county, \ formerly the wife of Colonel Douglass, is now eighty-eight years of age, a hale hearty woman, who has the appearance j< of being not more than sixty. She and < her family wore at Winburn's Photo- I graph Gallery last Monday, having a i k group picture of five generations of i ^ which she is the mother. Named they P B are in the following onh-r: " p * 1. Mrs. Thomas Aiken. ' 2. Her daughter, Mrs. Thomas M. Wilson. 3. Her daughter, Mrs. Thomas W. j Cooglor. 4. Her daughter, Mrs. Eugene L. Wil-h aon. I ( 5. Her daughter, Little Daisy. t\ iiv-hvi iuumhjjiii n ui'iic injijjy j...i ij ( cannot be found in America. All are en-; j joying good health, and always look on! the sunny side of the everyday occur-1 ronees of life. We trust that this re-! J Tnarkable family may live an unbroken I household for many years yet to come. I The Casaday Plow. Mr. II. F. Perry, junior, will be in Ab}>ovillo next Saleday to exhibit the Casaday plow. Mr. Perry is one of the Greenville young men "who started to farm without experience or money, and he is,! after ten year's labor, not only one of the j best farmers, but is one of the most pros- j perous men in that county, and he attrib-1 utes much of thnt prosperity to tho tisoof j tho Casaday plow. This is a two horse j turning plow, with all the latest improve- J monts, and it would be well for our pco-, pie to come to Abbeville anil see it oper-j ate next Monday. It works beautifully i and oven if the citizen be not able to buy ' it, he will bo well repaid for coining to see it work. Two Catchers Behind the Bat. The match game of base ball between Cokesbory ami Due West came otf last j Friday at Cokesbury. Score -1 to l(i in j favor of Cokesburv. This was more " largely attended than any previous game, | and much interest was manifested by thej spectators. In this game the question of the right to h:ive two "ratohers" behind tlic bat was raised. Umpire C. A. V. Walter decided th;tt the "fielders" had a I right to place their men wherever they I pleased. |L Mn. J. F. J. Caldwki.l and wifo, Mrs. ^ John 3. Fair and farrily, Dr. 10. C. Jones' family, and Mr. Melviii Kelly, of New-l berry; Mr. William C'alder and family of I Atlanta; Mr. Oberlin of Williainston, j Mrs. Lou Hicks of Johnston, and others, I hre at present among the visitors at; Cokesbury. Judok Aldricii came to town last Saturday on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. j Bonhain, and left by Monday's train. He had been spending sometime at; Ciesar's Head, and called on his return to j Barnwell. Ho goes on tho Fifth Circuit next Monday. Wk loarn that Mr. Robert J. M'-Oaslan j foil from his house last Friday morning, breaking his leg above the ankle. Dr. Pressly was soon in attendance, and rendered the necessary assistance. Thk Abbeville jail now contains seventeen prisoners?eleven awaiting trial, j one under appeal, four underlying sen- j teneo. C>r the number, lour are wmie j and twelve colored. Eph. Scott, colored, who was ronvict- I ed at the February term, lHs-j, of stealing < oats l.-om Major It. A. Griffin is slill in jail under appeal to the Supreme Court j for a new trial. The exercis of the White Hall School I will he resumed next Monday, undej the ; direction of the Kev. It. W. Sevmore. i Buckle up your children and send them i on. Rev. W. n. Kirkland will preach in the Methodist Church next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Duncan will preach on Monday night. Dr. millwefe has bought the engine, cotton gin and other machinery belonging 'a W. J. Carr at Greenwood. Base Ball.?Trov and White Lick played a game lasl Friday at Troy. Score : 43 to 42 in favor of Troy. The Rev. C. H. Pritchnrd will not preach at Sharon untill the 3rd Sunday in September. <*4. Major Zeioler and his family have returned from their journeyingsto the mountains. ?! Now is the time to sow turnips, oats, iind barley. Don't neglect either crop. Barley seed for sale by W. J. Smith <fc Son. tf Sow all the available land in oats. Sow turnips.i ' Sow barley; 4 J c. wiwm???? .? ??! ?p???am Tin: stooplc of tho Baptist Church in Williamston was struck by lightning on Inst Sunday tiiirlit during a storm. Tliero | was no one in liio church, but services had been oyer only a short while. The i;<>t water cure h.\s made various I converts in this spetton. There are various persons who believe that there is nothing equal to it, in giving tone and vigor to 1110 stomach. Mastris citattl.tK IFammoxo celebrated his thirteenth birth-dav last Monday. Jnile a number of liftlr? folk were present ami helped him to celebrate. SkNatok isi'Ti.Kii's son, -who was so badly hurt last week by a falling horse, is improving. C'm.oNj-:r, J. \V. ]{. Ton:, of the fiRegister fame to town Monday afternoon, i Mrs. Mili,kk offers a splendid bargain in the rout of a hotel and furniture. Important to Auihitiaus Young Hon; ('apt. K. Cowan, School Commissioner of this county, hands us the following letter, which explains itself: CoM'Miu \, S. C? August IS, ISS;). I Hear Sir: An examination will be held at this ollico on tho 30th inst., to supply four vacancies in the number of Peaiiodv Scholarships -illowed this State at the Nashville Normal College. The examination will embrace spelling, rend-' i?nr iu>iiin-i kIiIii ii-i-.iiiim:ir ami analvsis i geography, civil and physical arithmetic, | algebra and U. S. History. It is deemed very important to till! these vacancies with the host material: available, and I would request, therefore, that you will sret your county papers to publish a notice of the examination ho that the State may receive the benefits, oll'ered by the scholarships. Ver respectful I v, A. CO\VAR!>, Stnte Supt. Education. Interesting' Letter from Cokesbury. CoKKsnritY, S. ('., Aug. '1~, 1833. I K'litor I'ri-ss ami Homer : Last Saturday morning the word came; here that .Mr. It. P. Quarles, of Ninety-i Six, \Vas dead. This was very sad news to the numerous friends and acquaint- j Alices of Mr. Quarlcs, and a shock to the ; people, as it spread over the country. j M.. it ?? i Ul.,1,.,11,! 1 HUV, .11 I . 11111)11-1, 1)1 .IIIU1.IIUV, |r. . ... .. | oil a very interesting sermon here yesterday to a largo congregation. This village is now being visited by a| considerable im m I>or of persons fro in va-| rums places, and is getting to be a place j of quite a summer resort, as it has the advantage of good mineral springs, pure atmosphere and is free from malaria. These special benefits arc now being taken advantage of. Mr. II. Odiorne, of Boston, is now here* on a visit and lias just bought a house! and lot and expects to make this his! home. Last Friday morning the base ball club of Due West turned up at Hodges to J meet a eliallenge that they had srnt to) the Hodges club. The game was played 1 in the morning and the I>ue West boysi came out a considerable number of scores! ahead, but the samo day in the evening' the Due West club played a match gamej with the Cokesbury club. The game was j closely contested for several innings. Inj the winding up, however, the Due West j club was defeated only for tlio want or a| few more scores in their favor. Tlioj games were social and pleasant to the spectators. The hot summer months and the dry I weather has had a bad effect on the gr.?w-j ing cotton and corn, and short crops will I be the result. Planters generally are at se.l, not knowing exactly how to calcu-l late, but they can't afford to bo idle, and arc now sowing turnip seed, oats and other grant extensively. It is s? certain fact that the basis of all wealth is agriculture. If this department j is neglected our country is in a deplora-, ble condition. W. A. M. I Pal met to Saloon; Read Thomas MeGcttigan's advertise-1 ment this week, lie has the largest anrtj best saloon in this part of the country,) in<t is improving it daily. Mr. H. K. Beacham is doing a beautiful job of wood ; work in the saloon and the Messrs. Jones j Brothers the painting. Those who hail | from all parts admire the taste which Mr. McGettigan displays in improving, selecting and arranging such a large stock >f goods and in seeing that his many patrons are treated all right. He keeps a jood orderly house.?Ado. Country Merchants. Now is the time to buy your Fall stock if goods. I will sell you goods at lower figure* than von can by them in Southern markets. Will ship to any points, on railroad, direct lroin North, East and Western markets. A. E. Rogers, O'Ncels Block, Abbeville, S. C. 4t Having determined to give up the millinery feature of our business we now of-j fcrour entire stock of millinery goods,! embracing many things that are pretty J handsome, and serviceable, at cost The ladies are especially invited to look] through our stock as they can get many! real good bargains. Be sure and give usj i ran lor we are suuiug wicse jjooos vki-j- i heap, as we desire to get them out of thbj ivav of our Fall stock of general and fail-' ;v dry goods, \V. Joel .Smith A Son. WiNiti'KN, the photographer, has been it Anderson, but he left there yesterlay for Abbeville, He made sev n thousand pictures in that place, all of which gave entire satisfaction. He will pen a gallery here at once with the fin-! ust and most complete set of photograph j' fixtures ??ver carried by any traveling man in South. This is the best opportu-i nitv ever olloicd to the citizens of Abbeville Any one desiring to go into tho millin-1 pry business would do well to examine| :?ur stock for they can buy many goods) that are staple in the line at very low i prices,"ami we also otter on millinery fixtures very low. Come ami examine our stock, unci we feel assure you can make some purchases that will satisfy even the closest buyer, *W. Joel Smith A Son. M it. Winiu'kn, the excellent photofira-' pher who lias been in Anderson for some months past, giving general satisfaction with his work, v ill take his departure next Monday. He isagentleman worthy of great success.?Anderson Journal. JrsT received l,i!(K) yards bleached homespun, Fruit ol the Loom, Pride of the West. Barker Mills and Caviudist, at 10, l'Ji and lo cents per yard. These are prices that can not be duplicated later in the season, K. M. Haddon <.V Co. WinurUN has a patent combination of| photographic sienery, and accessary bridge, balustrade!, window-swings, interior and exterior stairway and each of 11 beautiful changes. Special invitation to the lailics. A Hkai, Bakoain.?Tust received 1,(KK> yards bleached homespun, "farmers choice," full yard wide, free of starch, and the best goods we have ever ottered at 9 cents per yard cash, 11. M. liaddon & Co. Saddles, bridles, harness, traces, chains, hainestrings, backhands and a large supply of wagon and buggy whips, at Quark's & Co. Now is the time to go and get what you want at Quarles <fc Co., they are getting in a large stock ol goods. Ik you want nice homemade harness, go to* J. (.'. Newman's shop in Knox's building, at Abbeville. If Drink what the American's drink, the best tea in the market, price 75 cents per pound, Quarles it Co. The celebrated Harvest set comprises ten pieces useful tinware price ?1.25 per set at Parker it Hill's. tf Winitt."hn lias made photographs in 113 towns in the last twelve years, lie is now at Abbeville. We 1 ave the most complete assortment of men and boys hats, than ever before, j Ouarles it Co. 10 packages black cashmere from 40 to 7"? cents per yard, just received, It. M. Haddon A Co. Full line of goods arriving, covering everything in the gaocery lino at A. 10. J Rogers'. 4t A large stork of riMjons, flowers, | plumes, feathers, etc., at cost, Smith A| Son. Wiiite Victoria lawn at 10 and 12$ cents, just received, at II. M. Haddon A| Co. You can find any size milk pan ntid baking bowl you want, at Quarles A Co. Ice cream every Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the ladies confectionary. Millirery noods and millinery fixtures at cost, clearing out sales. Smith A Son. Don't foriret to go to Quarles A Co., for i one of those 5 gallon stone churns. Ladiks black hose, slill the ra-jc, just received at H. M. Iloddon A Co. Fienrh arrivals of eonfectioiicris daily! at the ladies confectionary. A larire stork of Kentucky jeans just reeeived, li.v (Quarles A <'o. The lidic-? enifecli-'iiarv is now open and ready for business. Comk to \\ itiburn's gallery and see! s miic lin? photographs. The hcst grad" Kuglish Island molasses at Parker A Hill's. tf Oreat bargains in millinery, selling off at cost, Smith <t Son. Giocerlcs and can goods of all kinds^' at Quarles A Co. Winburn will not stay with us long? ho travels fast. A full lino of tinware at Parker A, Hill's. tf | Tkli, your friends about Winburn. Corn for sale by A. E. Rogers; 4) | Winburn is in Abbeville. Lapiks call and see the bargains we are offering in summer silks, at R. M. Haddon A Co. A small l!ne of blue, pink, and cream nun's veilings, to be closed out regardless of the cost, at R. M. Haddon A Co. Thrrk or four dress pattern figured sattens to be sold at 25 per cent, less than cost, at R. M. Haddon A Co. 150 Bushels Rust Proof seed oats for sale, by Miller Bro's. ! j OBITUARY. j 1 Mis. CAllKFE MILLKK COZIiY was born j ! in Abbeville county. S. t.\. October HOth, 1S-I7. , die I in Atlanta, May 25tli, 1?8!. Her inauleti name was Miller. 8ho wns happily married to Mr. T. L. Cozny, l'ee. lotli. I 157,1. licr character wus a harmonious blend-! liiji <>f li.e rarest virtues of wife, mother anil fliehd, Dnrinj; the revival at Trinity church this! sj'i inir j?Ii?' knelt for the Mrst time at Die altar j for prayer. On reaching home the Milne night j she felt a conscious sense of sins forgiven. Tli?? <? viilmii*!* u'mk liriiiht *iinl lir.iii 11 f r f : i f ' i Joy anil peace. The next found her very I ill with congestion ??f tin; stomach and how-1 els. Her one desire now w;is (. > convalesce! Miflicienily to return to church and niiiltc un . o|>en confession of ('hrist us Iter Saviour. The 'disease became more fixed and violent. The j pastor was sent for and in the presence of her i family and a few friends she was formally rc. eeived into the church. } Her happiness though suffering excruelajting pain was supreme in the fullness of the | hlessed Spirit's presence. This was the first | instance j had wilnessed of a new convert in 1 glow of tlrsi love enquiring In such a conflict \ with suflcring ami death. The triumph of, trace was complete. She could Joyiully en- ; ijuire to the last Oh,death where is thy sting? j Klijah's translation was not more glorious. The company of Jesus end the Holy Spirit is! better than fiery chariot and flying horses. | i Arranginu with ealm saiislaetion every detail i of her funeral and burial, refusing then to; tall; of anything but (iod's love ami heaven. | she lived some days In the atmosphere of heaven yet on earth. At length bidding her loved ones good-bye, she went home Willi ...i ?r i? ir UUU. a. *v. Ik. White Hall School. 'IMIK exercises of the White Hall School 1 will he resumed on the first .Monday in September. U. \\\ SlCYMont, Jit.. Principal. August 29,1SS3. If State of South Carolina} Abbeville County. IX TIIK PRO BATH COURT. Kx parte \V. A. Lee, Petitioner, Kstate of Dr. J. J. Lee, Deceased.?Petition for Discharge. NOT It "K is hereby given that \V. A. Leo, ail* j! ministrator of I>r..LJ. Lee, deceased, has j; applied to this Court for discharge from his tiu*t. It is ordichkd. that Saturday. theSWh day of September. 1)>W, be tixed as the time fors^ttliusr this estate and discharging the ad minis, i tiutor. J. FULLER LYON, i Judge Probate Court. A ugust JO, IKS:), 1 m VALUABLE j hotel rmn ????? ] FOR SALE OR RENT.! i THE ABBEVILLE HOTEL, j' TUK ONLY HOTKL IN* AHHKV11 J.K KUI-ly flited up for the Hotel business. Ill has been repainted and refurnished. Will he H sold or rented, furnished or not, as parties may desire, l ull at the premises or address | MRS. JAUUH M1LLEK, Abbeville, S. C. Au;. L"J, ISM, (f 1 ELECTION j -FORa N c'cclIon for INTKNDAXT anil FOI'lt J\ WAltDKXS for tin* town of Abbeville, will be held in the COlJllT HOUSE on MONDAY, SEPT, 10,1803,; Polls will be opened at six o'clock a. m. and will be closed at six o'clock p. m. ' MANAGERS. The following named persons will act as managers: F. B. Gary, 1'. H. Speed, ti. 11. ? JJy order of Council. E. G. GRAYDON, j Intendant. Aug. 22,1SSI, tf ABB KV1 IjL, E HIGH SCUM,: i1 THE l?tt I SESSION of the HIGH SCHOOL will begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER M}f TIIOS. I>. LILLY, PIU NCI PAL. MRS. K. \V. PEXIOK, ) .u.kt,..ll< MISS HELEN M. YOUNG,/A6s,stanls? The Scholastic year will consist of Ion months of four weeks each divided Into two Sessions, as follows: ! A Paying Session of twenty-eight weeks fwlth fees as below.) and a Free Session of i twelve weeks.paid for by the Public School " Fund. Fiee Session to begin on the Ilrst MONDAY A PHIL, lsst. t FF.KS FOIl PAYING SKSSIOK. I Primary Department, $11.20, or 51.09 perl month. Intermediate Department, 521.00, or ftf.oo per > month. , Highest Department, 52S.00, or $-1.00 per 1 month. Few to he paid monthly and promptly, r None but pay scholars will be Admitted or V continued during the paying session. I TImt?' will he no extra charges made for Mathematics and Languages. Ji W. C. BENET, s President Board Trustees. t JoSES F. Mili.eu, Secretary. 1 August 22, ism, tf .j State of South Carolina,] Abbeville County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mathew C. Owens, Plaintiff, 1 Copy Sum against j mons for j. m. .Mcuryue imu u. .1. aic- | .Money uel$ryde,as cxecutois of the last } inand. will and testament of John Mcl-arcn, deceased, (Complaint Defendant.?. J not Served.) To J. M. McBryde and R. J. McBride, Defend*! ants In this action. \rol' arc hereby summoned and required to answer tin- complaint in this action, a! copy of which has been Hied in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Coinmon I'leas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their otllce, at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plalntltl' will apply to tlie Court for Judgment against you for the sum of Five Hundred and Seventeen and 55-11)0 Dollars. with interest at the rate of seven per centum from the lHthdayof March one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two and costs. BE NET, It ICE & SMITH, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated August 2?, A. D. 1SR.1. [L.S.J L. D. Connor, Dep. C. C. I'. To H.J. McBryda. absent defendant? Take Xotice?That the summon* of which above Is a copy has this day been tiled (with the complaint on a sealed note) In the office | of the Clerk of the Court of Common I'leas for said County. L. D. CONNOR, Dep. C. C. P. g August 21,1883, Ct TUNISON S i i i Matchless Historical Indext ed County and Railroad \ i t Of the United States and World, ( With Official Report of Pop- 1 ulation in 1880. i j i Prvrtraito nnri nistnrinnl Skfttnhfis nf! all the Presidents. Official Rates of Postage and t Growth of Cities. PRICE for single Map SI.OO. but subscribers will be lurnished single copies at &.20, for delivery In September and October. JED WARDS & DUDOSE, Agents for Abbeville County. August 22,1883, 4t SPECIFICATIONS ' For a Climl at Eocky River.' T\IMEXSfONR 4."? bv :I2 font; from floor to ' 1 ) oellhiK 10 feet; 7 windows, 4 on one side, .'{on the oilier, is |ii:lils 12 by II In.; 8 doors. 2 1 In the end folding 1 liv S fret. 1 door In f-idu, byKfeet: 1 bay window Shy 8 feel, lij feet high with 2 windows IS llvlils 10 by 12 In. l'lu/.z:i ,,t II.i. Il?al >.n.l I! I....I i. 1.1? ...I,.,,.11.... II... I width of the house. The oiil framing lo lie used lor the now lion sr. Now weather hoard- r ink', new flooring and new ceiling overhead. The rafters of the new building to be the !! ssinil* length of tin- old. To be covered with wood he'irt pine shingles i1 drawn, or of l??*?t iinuliiy of cypress shingle, . Bids to !> handed in by the inth September. The Work to commence on the l">! Ii Soptem- j _ ber. The new cinireh to be built on the old V foundation. ' i'kti:k oibkkt. i Chairman Building Committee. | Auk. 1IS*.!, it. _ i Land for Sale.11 'I'HK undersigned being desirous of cluing- " I ing ids Investment, oilers the lollowing lands for sale: J 1. The Davis Homestead, containing about SIXTY ACRKS. In a high state of cultivation, and under good fence, (in this place Is a very desirable residence within two miles of AhbevilleCourt House, a good well of water and all necessary out- | houses, J 2. Owens Tract, containing .V>0 ACRKS. On this place is a large dwelling and several tenant houses. 1 3. Kennedy Tract, * containing 50 ACRES. both of those places * lire fine cotton lands, with tenant houses con- * veniently situated. ^ 4. Perrin and Wardlaw Lands, 1 i containing .khi auhI'A oi excellent Jjons n Cane land, SIXTY A('Rl'.S of the finest Um- t bercd land, with tenant houses thereon. t 5. Fell Placa, containing 12.? ACRES of good cotton land wlih 't'? ACRES of liottoni. On this place is ii small neat frame dwelling. 6. Gelzer Land, containing 2i}< ACIIES. 7. Four Building Lots it. Troy, specially desirable on account of their location. I would also ofTor for sale TWO COTTON , r;iNS, TWO WAOONS. 1 I'H.ETON AND DOUBLE HARNESS, SOME STOCK, 1,001) HUSH EIjS COTTON SKEI), und a full line of 1 l-'A IIMINO IMI'I.EM KNTS. The above property will be sold as ft whole ^r in tracts ami lots to suit purchasers. Nearly all of the above lands lie within three miles of Abbeville Court House and command high rents. Terms to suit purchasers with proper secuJOHN A. DEVLIN, ? Due West, S. C. \U?. 9.1SS3, t/ nSrotice. 1 \\ E warn the public not to trade for cer- 1 tain notes given by us to Wlzc, Wright 1 t f'o. The consideration for said notes not si jeing valid. simpson & link. fl Aug. 8, lSS3,3t n 100,000 CAEP FOR SALE!APPT.y to . \V. T. WOOD. Maunder, * Greenville, S. C. August S, 1SS3, It j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL riAifiurTaciTAV wfnn mi a urn l/UiUlUiOOI'Jll IttfiAl/IlAHl O'Neals Block, AIM, S. C. 1 UriLL keep In (stock meat, laud. hams u meal, corn. fi.ocr. molasses. ?uoar. coffee. groceries ami cancel) goods of every description. so a 1*8. 1 rOHACCOS. cigars. Merchants I will sell 1 ou goods at cost and carriage. A. E. ROGERS. c Aug. S, I8S3.tr ? M DUE WEST, S. C. U] 'a rilE EORTY-FOURTII SESSION OF THIS.', 1 Institution opens on the FIRST MON-1,, >AY IN OtTOHElt. I , Faculty complete. Thorough Collegiate t ourse. Classical school In charge of a Tutor,1 (. u connection with the College. j j, W. M. GRIER, !m I President, i Aug. 8,1SS3, Irn riv vnTirr i IM Plim ! Ln accordance with tiie act o raise supplies for the fiscal year com-! _ noticing November 1st, 1882, approved j December 23d, 1882, notice is horeby giv-; :n that tiio Treasurer's 0111 oe of Abbeville County will be open for tiie collecion of taxes Jatnrflay, September 1st, 1883,! ind will be open except the days in the | ichedule of appointments made below in his notice. The rate per centum of taxes is as fol-l 1 ? ows: V State purposes 4? mills. u County current 3 " Schools 2 " Deficiencies 1-10 of 1 " Total 9.85 " "j roll Tax Sl.uu. 1I11 all eases where the May installment'm las not been paid, a penalty of live per! J :entuir? will be added. Taxes arc payable in the following kind 1 |j >f funds and no other: Gold and Silver ir 'oin, United States Current-}-, National' Sank Notes and Coupons which shall bo- cs :ome payable during the year 18i>3, on the I ,'alid consolidated bonds of this State cnown as "JJrown Bonds," also Jury Certificates and the "por diem" of State witnesses in the Circuit Courts will bo re ei/ed for County taxes not including . school taxes. | Parties liable to POLL TAX and re- ' using or failing to pay the same will be )rocet'dcd against as for a misdemeanor | * ind upon conviction "shall be fined not'g nore than ten dollars besides costs, or by mprisoninent in the County Jail not exweding thirty days." All tjivoH rnnuiininer unnald 011 the wentioth day of October, I shall proceed o collect the same by distress or other- S vise, together with a penalty of FIFTEEN PElt CENTUM on the amount 10 delinquent, and if the amount of such lolirquent taxes shall not bo paid on or icl'oro the FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 18S3, then the same shall be treatid as delinquent taxes and shall be eolected by lease and sale of such real anil ^ jersonal property as is provided by law. In order to further the collection of the axes and to accommodate the tax-payers is far as I air able, I have arranged the 'ollowing schedule of appointments, and [ request the tax-payers will take due no ,lco thereof as the office at the Court [louse must necessarily be closed on liosu days. r Iu accordance with the \ct which re- U juires ihe tr attend at certain places for lie collection of taxes, I will be at the j, "ollowing places on the days specified, to j m tfit: I w Nhiotv-Six, Mon lay, September 17th, | n from arrival <>f down train until next ()| Jay Tuesday, IHth September, same hour. Greenwood, Tuesday, IStli September, from at rival of up train until same hour Wednesday, tile tilth September. Hodges, from arrival of up train Wednesday, September tilth, until sacce hour Thursday, September 20th. Donaldsville, Friday, September 21st. Due West, Saturday, Septomber 22d. I The remainder of the time I will be in | the office at the Court House. All information as to taixes will bo cheerfully given by mail or otherwise, ^ but I will not pay postago. n J. W. PERBIN, K County Treasurer. > August 8, 1883, tf I Baskets, Baskets, Baskets. N great varieties at 1 R. M. HADDON & CO. March 21, 1883, tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. 'roljalo Court?(.'iuitlon lor Letter* of Administration. jv J. Fi'lj.er I.VfjK, Ksci.. Phobati: Jl'due. U'lIEltlCAS. Jtiliii R Mat 11 son, has inndi' suit :o nil-, to trriint tiliu I#citcrs of Aiitiinl-tm!Ion of tlr> ao'l eUVctsof Ellzn ilaMison, lato of Abbeilllc county, dcws.-d. "' 1 - ,.A i.? a rt/llilAtlltlt nil 1 llfM* nr.* fMlli; linu lUllllwilinii nil iml *ini;nlur lliv l.hidtfd iiiul creditors of tin; . I'll Kiiza M.'itii>on, dcci-iiscd, that they ho iii*l np| <vir b?*'oio ni". i'i the <'ourt of Prolate, n> >>? hold .-it. Abbeville ('. II.. on Tliurslay, I In* ilrtl of August. K-:i, nflrr I'lihlleiitinn lereo'". ni II o'clock In Hie foreiionii, to show :ius? i;' any t!?? >* have, why the *uid Adniln >1 ent-on should no) 1>i* granted. UiviT under my liuiid and sc.il, (Ills fitli day of AiikiinI, in the year of our I.ord one thousand eight hundred and eluhtyiliiv imd in Ihe one hundred and eijiiMi year of Aiin-rii'im Independence. l>uli!i-!?c<l on the lMi day of August, 1 ?< :!, n tin' I'r.-Kx tiu'l Ilmir.rr and on the Court Joiim- door lor t ! <-* Mum? reouired by l<iw*. .r. Krr.r.Kit l.vhx. .Ill ige Pmbii'.e Court. A?!j{Uitj<. 1^1. tf INSURANCE Ol'KK'E OF TIIK COMPTUOI.I.ER OKNKKAI.,) t'oi.L'MDIA, S. ('., April 1st, 1SSJ. / i I KK'l'Jr i j11a1 J. f. i;. uiriwv, ur icy I lie, Agent of TIIE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA ION, GEORGIA HOME, OEHMANIA AND NIAGARA INSURANCE COMPANIES, l;is com piled with the requisitions of the Act f the General Assembly, entitled "An Act to egulato the Agencies of Insurance Compn lies, not Incorporated in the State of South Carolina." And, I hereby License thesnid J. F. C Du'HE. agent aforesaid, to take risks and transt*t. all business of Insurance in this State, in he County of Abbeville, for and in behalf of lie Huld Companies. Expires March 31st, 1SS1. \V. E. STONEV, Comptroller General. Jun ft 2d, I?W, tf no r r r.Auv LrII. I . A a Unil 1 [ T AS moved to Abbeville for the practice of [ I medicine. and oilers Ills professional ervlces t<> tlie public. Call* (hiring the (lay niav be left at the ofce of Col. Eugene 1?. Gary or (it Jhe former wklenco of Judge McGownn, now occupied y Dr. Gary. Jun. 31,18t>3,12in I. C. NEWMAN. F you want nice homemade harness, no to' S. Newman's nhop In Knox's building, hhevilli!. S. O. May 2, IKS-'i, tf WM, II. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN. cAjxjLsijK & MCliU WiLDI ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ALUEVILLE, C. II;, S. C. ,\7 ILL prnolioe also in the Circuit Court* o> \ ? Hie United States for Soulli Carolina* Jail 7. I.S80. tf State of South Carolina, Abbeville Countv. robato Court?Uitntlonfor Letters of Administration. v J. Fcm.kr Lyon, Esq., Pkohatb Jrncr. ,\f IIKKKAS, <Jeo. \V. Abney lins made suit t\ to me, to grant hi in Letters of Adinintrution of the estnie and efleets of Mattle linev. l;i11* of Abbeville eoniitv. deceased.. These are therefore, to cite unci admonish I II and singular tlic kind red and creditors of) it; said Mat lie Abney, deceased, Ihnl tlicv bo nd appear, before me. in tin- Court ol Pro11 to, to bo hold at Abbeville C. II., on Thursity, the Kith August, bKi, after publication ereof, ill JJ o'clock In the forenoon, to show uise, If any lliey have, why the said A dial n* UmIIo.'I should not he granted. Uiven under my hand and seal. tills .10th day of July" In the y?*r of our I.ord one thousand eight hundred and eightythree and in the one hundred and eighth year of American Independence. Puhllsh<d on the 1st day of Auixtist, 1*S3, in i<: 1'rrx.i and limine.- and on I he Court House I L>or fur the lime required bv law. .1. KCIXKH I.YON, Judge l'robale Court. August I, ISS3, tf ciisrciN^isrATi REPOSITORY! ABBEVILLE, S. G. ' )KKSOXS WANTING WAGON'S, IUIGOIKS, II AH NESS, Willi's, HALTERS, HUGO Y CUSHIONS, AXI.K GKttAKK, 1M-OW CKAH, K! 01 NG IsniOI.KS, HAMK STRINGS, Ac., nil do well to call before purchasing, as I 111 not be undersold. THOS. BEGGS. March 11,18S3, tf LIME I LIME! IMIF undersigned begs leave to say to the [ | ublle that lie keeps always on hand a loil supply 01 fresh and well burnt LIME at is kiln iu Laurens county, at IlieG. W.Sulvan old kiln, i.'l miles west of Laurens Court louse, a miles from l-'ree bridge on, Saluda. '.'I illes north-castor Abbeville Court Jiouse,I liIfli I will sell cheap for cash. 2"i cents per usliel or So per ton. l'eisons wishing Liine tn net their orders tilled at any time. I also arrant It. to bp sis good if not better, than in be cot elsewhere. Lime Is the best fertil:er ever used. I have teams and enn deliver inic ut any desired j luee. Address J. 1). MASTERS & CO., lircwerlon, S. C. Sept. 27,1SS2, 12m ViRSTAGGART IfMivo tn Inform hf*r nlrl riiKlomori; J Unit bhc is till in the Dress Making Bnsiaess, iul hopes thai they will all patronize her. Culling and lilting done at all times at the lost reasonable rates. Salt* faction Ruaran:t!d. She may he found at her residence In ew Orleans. I April 1, lSi-J, tf Dr. H. D. WILSON, D PJ jSTTISTRY, ' Lbbeville, C. H., S. C. r#Ofllcc; Upstairs over the Post Office. Whiiss. F you wnnt n good Hiding,Itucg)* or Wagon Wlilp, cut! ill the (Jincliimi11 Repository. THUS. BEGOS. April 11,188:!, tf IWELLIM HOUSE FOR SALE. t VKHY convcnlout IiWEf.LfXf* IIOI'KE \ with oli?hi rooms, hull ami piazzas, hasei< nt rooms. pmitry, closets, A-c. Splendid irdi'ii. stahles ami other out houses, uood ell, and l>?>;iutii'iil flower s:nrdeii, situated ear the iinsinrsR portion of the tow n For terms?apply at the I'rcts and Banner Hire. June'JO, iss:?, "in I | [he Place to Get What You Want! IHRISTIAN&WILSON A IjWAYS in store, a cornpleto stock of , t\ FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED . ;<)f)DS and CONFECTIONERIES of . 11 kinds. . The best arid cheapest CIJAKS arid TOBACCO. The FINEST VINES and LIQUORS. >weet Mash Corn Whiskey ^or medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical > urposes. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHRISTIAN & WILSON, Abbeville, S. C, Nov. 16,1881, tf ?-? -- PALMETTC No. 4 Washinsrton Street. ON 'IWE LARGEST AJCD BEST STOCKED HOI 1 goods. Mumm's, Masson's and An Mountain and Sweet Ms Whiskey, Mountain G; ker and Paul J< Whiskey, Old California, and I best in the market. C er best brands of Wine, land Rum. English, Scotch, Mm aai Trali Beer. Als HAND MADE OLD RYE 1 Belfast Ginger A. THOS. McGE Arij,'. 22, TO. tf HEADQU The Best is BY contract In writlns with the Mnnufactur Counties of A.NDEHSOX, ABBEVILLE f DANIEL PRATT'S BED FEEDERS AND Wc guarantee to sell at Manufacturers' pi for no pay. More l'ratt Gins have been sold In our tcrri combined. TEIIMS EASY. Send for Circulars. McCULLY & June 27.1883,3m S. 3VI. 3D ?MANUFACTURER A Cotton Gins ai All orders lr.trusted will he prompll; NINETY TI1E DAVIS CONDENSER Is now Inconstru superior toany In the market. Tlieadvmitn VI vlI It L'linnlii {11 nmiuf riwM IdTI it M11 l<i llfl Second. It Is pelf-regit lut lug adapting itscll < Third. It does not choke. Fourth. There are 110 cogs or gearing to get o Fifth. The top roller can be reversed either t .Sixth. These Condensers are made to lit any Every machine guaranteed. 1'rlcc 75 cents a The Gullett MAGNOLIA C feeder .ajntd WARDLAW&EC Abbevii CBE WHAT IH'YKRK, SKU.EltS AND St about the MAGNOLIA GINS nndconcult We, the undersigned buyers, sellers and ship] In recommending the Gullett Gin as being tl luriisoutKnioothcrundcleanerCotton. with les Garrett & I,ntimcr, .1. M. Burdell, A. Pniilliiin. Porter Kleiiilnsr. W. F. Alexander, S. M. Whitney, E. I). Kelly. Geo. \V. Crane, J. T. Armund, J. K. Kvnns, Franklin Bros., Kusscll it I'olter, Nowell & Franklin, M. ODowd, W. Daniel, O. H. I'. Scott, July 4,18S3, tf ntTiTiTiiTnif l at (I1III1!< Have received tiieir lakge and slstlng ill part of Calicoes, Homespuns, Muslins, Lawns, Gambricks, Swiss Muslin, Piques, GIVE THEM AN R Wl( ?AGE1T Russell & Co's Steam Engines n n r? ElDgllieS, Uii B1ZUB, JJ 11 U?(IU X L bar Separators, Saw Mills, Ha Also; Feed Cutters, Corn Shell Hay and Cotton Presses, Cotti Belting, and all kinds of Agrii Always on hand a full and c< ary, Groceries and Provisions, me a call or write for prices ai May 2,1833,4m ' -n nn? > SALOON! rorwood Brothers old Stand.) i UnL lillw Lr^UU^lUl. AUU I~ O * lerican Champagnes, Stone ish Copper Distilled Corii ap, Gen. Bob Lee, Barnes XXXX Rye A.pple, Peach, 'rench Brandies, California and all oth- I Jamaica and New Engand Irish, Porter and Ale. a Beer 01 draft, fresh aM cool. WHISKEY A SPECIALTY. le and Club Soda. TTIGAN, Proprietor. , I AETERS! the Cheapest. ers, we aro the only nuthnri/.ed Agents In the uid OCONEE for the sale of rOLVING HEAD GINS, CONDENSERS. lees, and will kIvc perfect satisfaction or ask tory in the last flvc years than all other kinds TAYLOR, Anderson, S. C. iAVIS, ND KKPAIKER OFid Condensers. y filled and satisfaction guaranteed: -SIX* s. c. ction nnil Is considered by those uslns It to he <:e.s claimed for this Condenser over others, are: it of draft. fllhcr to u thick or thin batting. ut of onlcr. o the right or left lmnd. KW. (Aug. 8,1393,201 Light Draft 'GTTGN GIN, CONDENSER. WARDS, AGENTS, iLE, 8. C. UPPERS OF corrox IN GEORGIA, SAY | your best interests in buying the best goods, rcrs of Cotton in Augusta, lake pleasure ne best Kin known to us, for the reason that it s nnp.nnd consequently is worth more money J. J. Doughty ,fc Co., Wm. SI. Read, S. E. Bowers. Sr., S. Lesser, W. T. Dortie, M. P. Slovali. Roberts A Morris, Benson &. Hilt, J. J. Russell & Co., R. W. Heard. Wood Bros.. K. V. Bunleil, W. II. Walton, R. A. Fleming, a VAKIED STOCK Of .SPUING UOODS, CONir.i. J n nats anu. Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Clothing, Table Linen, Huckaback, EARLY CALL 3ANN0N, | r FOR? and Grain Separators, Tozer's igines and Saw 3 Farq y Rakes and Grain Cradles.! ers, Sugar Mills, Evaporators an Gins, Rubber and Leather cultural Implements. omplete stock of ConfectionDry Goods, Shoes, &c. Give id terms, -v ?" SPRING MORE COMFIT! ? f i I ** f I WE are dally receiving our momroouth stock bargains In all Hues. ' . DRY G This department Is now about complete; oorfo I)rc>.s Goods, such as "crushed strawberry,"-"ole 1-4 Bleached Sheetings entirely freo from ilresi % Drew Muslins line assortment (l'{ cent!),. CLOT] Our stock of Clothing 15 thejlnest we.fiver bro MENS, YOUTHS. ROY! Brlrgon your children and have them fitted u SHIT Everyhody has heard of our Men and Boys, not to rip In the back. A fine assortinpnt of TRUNKS; SATCHELS, c Try our excellent TEAS, put up 1ft one pound 1 SHO We have Shoos at nil prices. Ladles and Gent Rollers a Co. Would you find out how far a few Sollnrs A Co. Dont fall to call on us. WAR] April 25; 1883, tf A. M. HILL & SONS, DEALERS IK GROCERIES, -ANDPROVISIONS,1 UKAUiiLKS, HAJJ1, ' TEAS, FISH, SOAP, SYRUP, SUGAR, STARCH, SPICES, FINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. ; Abbeville, S.C. Dec. 15, itiO. if. ] J W. SIGN, ABBEVILLE, S. C. litre on nana a iuii assortment or IKON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFINS, from thcchonpest to the best. Hoarse will attend funerals, wnen desired. He will also Contract for tlie Erection of Buildings. Ho Ir acrent for the sale of Sash, Doors Blinds Mouldings. Stalr-ralllngs, Floorings and everything pertaining to house building April 7, 1880. tf $ ? S <g s ? a s ? w . &0 o 2 * ^ o ^ Q 03 l-T M ^ a 3* 4 ?o pg o ? ? g 2 o ^ pq Q ;^5 ? J ' -all M IH ? * ? . H-I .2 O ? ^ M S ^ o QQ "5 ? a p H 3 0 bo ?1 .5 ? Ss5 fcwdi o <i> 73 S3 w> O ? >> a rj ^ to B ?- ' 1 & s * -. O >h , ef ?. . cj O CD o ? to ? iLiiii JTaVE on lmrid almost every variety ol CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, which thoy ofler to their customers on the most uilvaiHagcous terms. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.1 With the best of workmen in every brnuch of our business, and an abundant supply of lumber, and other materials, we are prepared to do nil kinds of repairing in the very nest manner, at the shortest notice, and on the most accommodating terms. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. | Abbevll e, Feb. 22.183 * 2; "IT STANDS AT THE HEAD? 'The Star that Leads Them All." THK LIOIIT-UUNNING DOMESTIC. THAT it Is the acknowledged leader in the trade Is a fact that cannot be disputed. MANY IMITATE IT ! NOSE EQUAL IT! The Largest A rmni, The Lightest Kjnming, i The Most Bmutluil Wood Work, ?And N Warranted? To be marie of the host material. To do any and all kind* of work, To be complete in every respect. FOR SALE 15Y R. M. HAD20N & CO. Abbeville, S. C. Agents wanted iu unoccupied territory. AddrCiS .. ?? 1 DOMESTIC S. M. CO., ; Richmond, Va. ] March 28,1SS3, tf Jg^LYON&HEALYft State & Monroe Sta..Chicago. /K Will f?nd prtmld lo toy addrtw tbitr ? bauHAatai nnnr f . IMf J, 183J, ?V0 pvfo. ilu Eupavingji of ImtrumanU, SulU, Cap*, K?lu, V ~/3&i Pomponi, EpanlaU, Cap-Umpt, ^BJ? SUo<l?. Drum Majort Stuflk. and ^^/|\| HaU, Sundry Band OultiU, RipaWng // (1 MaUriali,al*olnc)u<la liutrocUoo and Ex- /1 *si\ || 1 ercUet for Amsleur Bindi, and a ?(Chok? Band JiniJc, ????.?- I 10,000 FOUNDS OF WOOL. WANTED ? 10,000 POUNDS OF WOOL. Highest cattb price puld. QDARLES & CO. 1 May 2, ISS1, If ' ^ -Jrp I nil EVE 1 of Spring goods, and are prepared to offer ( lifting In part, of ill I tii o <llfTm,nt rhnde? o phant'* breath." "shrimp pink," <tc. |H E3HKTCS- M uglit to this market, conslf-tlnij of 19 H AND CHILDUEN. H p handsomely and at little coat, r . 1 Patent Back Reinforced Shirts. Warranted ?JM| tnd VALISES. s Fine Shoes from Burk & Pnckard, nnd S. D. dollars cud go? buy Shoes manufactured bjr :zs^m DLAW & EDWARDS. MB WONDERS? MR lilt 1 AND the rreat bargains to be had at RO- ' JBI M! SEN BERG & CO.'S are still on the In:rease. They will sell on and after the 25th of June; ' ./JjH I lmtr on tiro stock of? 3prini Cassimere ClotSiEi at \lso a large lot of PHILADELPHIA HAND* 1^3 9 MADE, LOW-CUT . SHOES AT COSikfl [n order to close (hem out At once. MR. SEN'DEUG will rcmnln NORTH all MER for the purpose of -buyingGOODS jreat bargains for CASH, unit con8equoDt^ESMU|H ivill enable us to sell otir G00D8 at trie vp^ErBsB^I LOWEST FIGURES. Wo have Ju?t receivHg&QBH \ large lussortmcnt of CLOTHING af every description and qullltv.boughtbv H about one-half Its value. And which villi ?old accordingly. Our stock of other J* SUMMER GOODS J&i is complete nnd at prices to sujt the timf tma We make a specialty of \ Tobacco' m&M nnd Any one wishing to buy should ccrtalnJBflgEN|^H give us a call. Don't forget Hint a single trlflVXj&^BH will convince you lhal we mean what we rimes me dull and we must reduce our 8to<jH||mHH P. ROSENBERG & ? Juno 27, 1883. tf BUttM ''Hlisl 53 a 0 f^ 1 J '^9H 2 ? o'WiBfl <Ph f s ^ 05 EH | ^J %ir ?2 ? ? _ . . & | 1 * ^ ^ o n'S'SjPfS Pn ? -- H i - ^ m P? H 3 o ? 5 I ' k^rf t> t~i > # .S ? ? ? ?H ? '2 I tn ? ai ft 3 ? > * n HP-. ** P 0 ? -S ? PM > JI S ?; ? 3 O ? 5 W > 5 53 , Jj _, Q O ^ s ^ ,fi ? <J OS ? ? .S3.' ? *-< vlS a ? ^*J3 - . ?i 'JiS Columbia and Kreenvillfe ftailroad Columbia, S. C., June 4, 1883. Ou and after Monday, July 18,1883, the Pas- N ! jenger Trains will run aw herewith indicated '*> upou this Road and its branches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. NO. 53. UP l'ASSENGEK. Leave Columbia A- 11 60 a m . Leave Alston 12 55 p m Leave Newberry 2 07 p m Leave Ninety-Sis... 3 55 pm .%' Leave Hodges 4 38 p m Leave Beiton 5 45pm Arrive at Green vlllo 7 15pm : NO. 52. DOWN PAS3KNGEK. Leave Greenville at. 10 .50 a m I,cave Helton 12 15 a m Leave Hodges 12.5 pm S Leave Ninety-Nix 2 32 p m Leave Newberry 4V7pm -fLeave Alston 5 25 p m Arr. at Columbia F 6 30 p m "JuS?5 SVABTANUL'HQ, UNION AMD COLUMBIA RAIL- ' M KOAD. '? >o. M. ur PASSENGER. -<S I,eove Alston 12 55 p m Leavo Strotlier 1 31 p in M Leave Slielton 2 CO p m Leave Santue 2 3?i p m Leuve Union 3 u3 p m Leave Jonesvllle 3 55 p m t'f Arr. atSparU?nbur?f 5 IM> p m HO. 52. DOWN PA8SENGE11. '.i# Leave Spartanburg K. A L). depot H 1 CO a n* ' 4 Leave Spartanburg H.U.dC.depot Cr 1 1" P m 1 Leave Jonesvllle 2 14pm , Iieave Union 3 00 p m ^ Leave SHnlue 3 31 p ra .< Leave Slielton 4 12 p m J Leave Si roiher 4 39 pm Arrive at Alston 5 20 p m BLUE KIDGE KA1LUOAI) AND ANDEUSON buanCh; Leave Bel ton 5 49 p m J; Leave Anderson : C 24 p ra , Leave Pendleton 7 03 pm Leave Seneca 0 8 00pm '"* Avrlvp nf WnJlmli u ?*> Leave H'ailinlla f) Tji a m LeaveHenwa D It o" a m Leave IVndletoii JO -17 a m Leave Anderson 11 a in ai Arrive at Lei ton 12 13 a m LAl'KRNS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry 4 i'0 p ns % Arr. at Laurens C. H 0 55 p m Leave Ijuirens C. II. y 50 a m Arrive at Newberry. 12 :i2 p m akbrviIjLR nRANCH. Leave llodf-es..... ...... 4 -15 p m . Arrive at Abbeville. 5 45 p ni Leave Abbeville 12 30 pm 1 * '? Arrive at Hodgea 1 20 p in CONNECTIONS, Carolina, Railroad from a!c"?V)'-. u-f. i V!|n' 1 n(?fon.Co11Iin 1 >'nan<1 ?r,?? ?. nwi ?rc?m w iirawgion ami an polnw North thercor. With Charlotte, Col- , umbln and Augusta Railroad from Charlotte anil all points North thereof. H. With Ashcvlile and spurtanburar Hall road for points In Western North Carolina. O. "W ltli Atlanta and Charlotte Division * Richmond A Danville Railroad from all points Sou Hi and West. L). With Atlanta and Charlotte Division . Richmond A Danville Kallrcad from Atlanta itnrt beyond. K? With Atlanta nnd Charlolto Division Richmond and Danville Railroad from ell points'Son to and West" p. Willi south Carolina Rnilrond for Charleston. With Wllmlnsrton.Colnniblaand Augusta Rail road for Wlliulnpton and the . North. With Charlotte, Columbia and Au- ' jusla Railroad for Charlotte and the North. , G. With Ashevllle and Spartanburg Rail- , road from Hendersonvilli*. H. Wilh Atlanta nnd Charlotte Division 1 Richmond and Danville Railroad from.Char- " lotto and beyond *' Standard time iwed is Washington, D. C., wliIcfi IsHfteeo minutes faster than Colum- , ula. . ? ' v* ??? J. W. FHY. .Superintendent. . 21. SLAVUHTER, Ocn, IMtscugcr Ag*< -jgB