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i The Press and Banner. ABUUVILLE, S.C. | Wednesday, June 18, 1884. I The Dallas Factorj. Tho Dalian Factory on Little River near i Mct'ormlek, which whh burnt in March, | 1*453, is now being rebuilt. The house,1 which is 80 by 30 feet is nearly completed. Tho old water wheel, which is a tur-i Tjine, remained uninjured, and will drive ! the new machinery, which is being re- { ceived on the ground. The shaftings, J gearing and hangers were received last> Monday. The spinning frames, spool frames and speeder, ami drawing frames and four sets of cords were shipped from Philadelphia last Monday was a week ago. This factory will spin thread and will employ about ton hands, and use about a haie af cotton a day. The proprietors of this factory are Messrs. El- j lington Searles and Thomas I)allas. Wo ? :..,i?Khu,i ?d Mr. A. J. Asholv for the! aic niuvuwv. ?... . above facts. " I Corpse Floating iu Little River. I I>a?t Sunday while Litttle Kiver was! much swollen persons at Calhoun's Mills) saw something floating down the stream,: Which attracted so much attention that Venturesome parties embarked in a bat-1 teau to see what it might be. It was dis-1 (covered to be the body of a while child supposed to be about eight or ten years of ; age, but owing to the high water and the : swiftness and roughness of the current! and the fact that the colored men who went out were aomeweat superstitious i about taking charge of the body, it pass- I ed on down the river. Last week we were honored by calls' from representatives of the Columbia j, " ?? 4 '' ? ' Chronicle and\ litgisier ami nit ....y,. 'Sentinel, and also by a visit from one oi l the hardest workers and the printer of i1 one of the best country newspapers in the ' Suite, Mr. J. H. Hogan, editor and pro- I prietor of the Saluda Argun. Long may I thfl Argil* live and flourish under it'sj1 ^ (present able and efficient management. I f The Register is working with great ener- j i I _ J?y? antl 'I i* excellent paper, bcauti- j fully printed. The Auguxta Chronicle] and Sentinel in a representative pa|)er of1 Georgia enterprise, and is taken and read j by Abbevilte citizens. Reaping machines have been in useH in Abbeville county for several years,'. 41 " U:*W,A-J intra. 1 t and now iuw umucu uv?n , dueed. Any way it may bo taken, the > fathering of a large crop of small grain '' Is an expensive job. If the farmer buys; ? ? machine to cut his crop he pay* a price 8 enormously disproportioned to ils actual | Value. If ho hires bauds to wield the ! cradle and bind the aheaf, he will wish j the army worm had struck his place! when he* tries to feed a score or so of labors at high twelve of the clock. Mr. John \V. Sign, of this town, it is conceded, has one of the finest Jersey' cows in the State. He has the best ar- 1 ranged barn and dairv or milk house that " \ve have ever seen. His milk vessels are! t kept in a brick basin, which is arched f< with masonry, and fresh water from the;? well pas>es through it on its way to the * stock trough in the let. By this means 'v "* * 1 oitiifi.iiiir). r the mine vessel* ?icwu?ui,hii ed by fresh and cool water, and the milk : .4 is kept sweet. j * Iw some sections the oat crops are,n good, but upon an average, they are not I v abundant. It is thought by observant'? citizens that there will be none of this t ^ grain which should be shipped. It will, w f?e required to feed stock and to seed the; ground for another crop. The price | which the merchants will he enabled to ", offer will not be an inducement t*? sell, now. Our needy neighbors will pay a, a better ptice for the oats at sowing time. | o: Rkv. and Mrs. R. W. Skymour of Laurens county, visited their old home1 ti last week. They seem delighted with! h the new location in Laurens county. Mr. i Sevinour has received a present of a lot " i in'the new town of Waterloo on the * Greenwood and Laurens Kailroad, and i XVill build a dwelling house on it. By " the death or his father Mr. Seymour has a" recently fallen heir to a considerable es- jj tale, which will be realised next Fall or g. subsequently. j ol Therr is great activity on the farms, i The continued rains and the gathering ofi the crops of small grain have kept the! farmers out of their cotton and corn, and i as a consequence, all hands are actively ^ and earnestly at work killing grass, thln-iA ning cotton and corn, and planting their! late corn. Tuose who plant their stubble j Ixnd have no Litno for anythiug else than work. i?: I b( The Oaffney City Carolinian, an out- w Spoken and high-minded newspaper at hi tJaffney, has completed its secend year,1 p and enters upon the third volume with ^ increasing usefulness and influence. It oi speaks its mind, and deserves the sup- tv port of everybody in and around Gaff- ^ ney. May the Carolinian live a thoueand years. xIr. Hexrt arid a;eJ and d n^twi'ivH MtitMi ot liiiM towii. diod ir At tbe reiiilence of his son, Mr. C. V. ;'* Hammond. yesterday evening, after a naihful illness of many month* duration. J>ea:h was not unexpected to llitn or his lt. friend*. He was a man of sterling in- u tegriiy, and loft a number of sous who di ore en honor to him. | i Court adjourned last Saturday at one'm o'clock. The jurors had been dismissed g< on Wednesday evening. The business j whicd detained the Court Thursday, Fri-! day and Saturday was on the civil side of the docket, and some eighteen or twenty | w .judgments were taken by default, and F various orders in cases now ponding were | rt passed. ^ Mr. Tcsten of our town has an im- ~ mense amount of snap beans which he \ %ould be glad to sell on a credit to good farmers who would be able to pay for them irt the Fall. Those of our friends "-?'who may be in need of beans at reasona-! __ ble prices and on accommadatiug terms!' might apply early to him. j Thk work on the new hotel has been e suspended for a week in consequence of u lack of brick. The new kiln at McMillan's brick yard has been burnt, and as soon as the brick cool, the work will progress to completion. The building is how nearly to the top of the first storv. Mr. J. H. Simmons, tinner, Abbeville has a new fruit drier which seems to Work admirably. He had it on exhibition last Salo Day, and it was examined r. by many of our citizens. Those of our ] friends who may contemplate drying ti fruit this year should examiue it. ; A Rev. Mr. Finger of WilMarnston ? died last Sunday. He was the father of Mi*s Fiuger the teacher of Magazine ? Hill hchool. She received the intelli-JJ1 gence of her father's death by telegram, ! ? Und went home by Monday's train. | n Gkorok Fuller who pleaded jruilty ! ^ of larceny. Dock Weston who pleaded,y ??II*? Iawaam*# /V f I I OA li /-?/. If UIACA uOtlf *1 guilty Ul laiuoilj ui mg o^an, nviv ovn v t to the penitentiary last Thursday in t charge cf Mr. L. J. Wilwin- Tliey will c be gone ayaar?that is, the prisoners, will be gone a year. > Caroline Calhoun, colored, died last Monday night after a short illness. She was quite old. She has remained with j her former owner, Mrs. S. M. Calhoun,' since freedom. Her husband, Henry' ^ Calhoun, has never voted any other than ^ the Democratic ticket. ' j Fountain.?Mr. Henry Burke, tinner;^ at H. W. I^awson & Co's. shop, has jUst; . finished a beautiful fountain, which is to f lieset up in Mrs. Lawson's flower gar- I den. Mrs. Lawson has one of the most attractive flower gardens in Abbeville county. Maj. A. S. Todd, of the And.er.ton Journal, called at our office one day last week, but in consequence of our absence, we failed to see him. We should ha\e been glad to meet bim, and shall hope fnr HattAi- limit th? nfltt tiinn h? calls. Heavy rains have fallen in oe.trly every section of the county within the last week. The ground and the crops are thoroughly wet. The last of the corn i crop will be planted this week or the ear-1J ly part of next Week. The Abbeville High School is beine' closed. Miss Young dismissed her class.' on Mohday, and Miss Penick dismissed;, hers yesterday, and Prof. Jones will Set | his class at liberty id a day or two. The colored people have reaped a harvest by reaping other people's small ' grain. Now the grain thresher is abroad ! in the land, and the shrill whistle of the i engine is to be heard on every hill. , Capt. Carwile's reaper struck a ] stump which was obscured by the surrounding grain, and a wheel went to flin- ' tiers. A blacksmith was called in to ' mend the broken part. Next week is Commencement week at 1 Due West, and a most interesting programme is laid out. Of course everybody from Abbeville will go. From the number of deaths which! have occurred recently hereabout, it J would seem that the Doctors are getting , Id a good deal of their work. Dr. Andrew Yates, died at Cokesbnry last Sunday, the 15th instant. He was a most excellent physician, and his will hn n ntihlta lnnn The crops in the Mapleton section arc ; promising indeed. The oats and wheat are good, and the cotton and corn crops are growing finely. Capt. M. L. Bosham will go to Anderson this evening to deliver the anniversary address before the Anderson Military School; The mill on Capt. Carwile's place owned by Mr. Cromer, isqnite an accommodation to the people thereabout who may need lumber. The farmers have about exhausted their liens, and they must now shift for1 themselves. The oat and wheat Crop will help then) out. Mr. Michael McCJee died at Due; West last Saturday. He was a most excellent citizen, and much respected by his neighbors. Miss Nannie White's school had a quiet reception yesterday afternoon, at which a number of friends and patrons Attended. Miss Mamik Lawson is on a trip to East New York and Brooklyn visiting relatives, and having a most enjoyable time. William Minor of the Mapleton settlement, died last Friday, alter h linger- j ini; illness, aged about tilty-tive years. Mr. ltor.T. N. Hotd, aged about sixty- ; livo years, died at his home on thoSavun- ! null Itivcr last Monday morning. Trade in town is dull and money is nowhere to be found. It seems to be gone otr on a journey. Correspondents must send their i names to any letter which they wish | published. Some of the creeks wero out of their! banks last Sunday. Much rain fell .Sat-i unlay night. Mk. James M. Giles has a cow which gave three g;dluns of milk last Monday J afternoon. A rut kvii.lk luis more fine cows than' any place of itHsize, n<>t excepting An-} der-son and Mr. Cray ton's stock farm. I jn r. Hammond bought one of Mr. j Sijrn's lino cows a week or two ago, for I $75.00. Mn. Tt/STEN has planted his stubble land in cotton, llis crop of barley was a ' inost excellent one. Mr. John W. Skin is building a handsome addition to his dwelling house in Mb. James Tacjoakt has groatly improved his h<>uso by a piazza ami other I additions. Shkriek DrPiiKE hns lioon sick fori several days, but is somewhat improved) now. Mrs. Jo?s T. LyoJc is improving,! though she is still in a precurious condi- Jditinn. :' Somk wheat has sprouted in the shock. ( Ph. Wii.son has returned fiom hisj recent trip -North. The B )levue Club will meet Saturday, 2lst inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M. Vegetables and Doctor's arts are , playing havoc with our people. Lono Caxk and Norris's creeks were;1 jreatly swollen last Sunday. Mns. James Cheatham of Donalds-1, fillo, died last Friday. ; j Save your fiUit. (ilass Fruit Jars at II.! IV. Iiawson A Co's. if j | Wf. ask attention to Tilden's letter in 1 mother coluin**. j the Knee fur Congress. Alitor Press and Jiannrr: j \ Messrs. IK Wyittl Alkt-n, of Abbeville, K. j Murray of Amlcison, I'ol. K. K. Howcti. <>! iio-.ror,. nhiikiiiim itf \'f\rln irv mul ' A". C. K?'lth, of *K\?nvo arc cmdMate* for , ontfress from this, the third, district. K j: :ounty has Its candidate and I lie questlm Is ' rhowill seenre tnomination In tile Coti- !l ;res*ionai CVnvtntion i " The votv ui thi.s Uisii Ic. Is as follows: Abbeville l'J ' Anderson It! vH'oncv >'' l*ickens t> Newberry, s 1 j Total ~ 1 I*. Is not iindei>t<MMi exactly why each conn- ? y sMonld put out n man, t>ut thi lr are vaiT- S( us minors Of a plait or combination to dele.it ol. Aiken. It is very curiam I hat. two of iiese candidates will have to withdraw lie a >re a nomination can be mud-'. It is also k ertain, that tlie only one who has any ] :i trength ouisliic Of nis own county is f?l n liken. It is very probable that I'ol. Kvilll i pill not run and in this ease. Oconee will vote j r Col. Aiken. We understand that Col; ilken is thr Mt-onil chancc of Aiulcis'ii ami I ery lifeeiy ??f Newberry. If Oconee vuiw for j '01; Aiken tills will jrive him eighteen votes s| gainst the field. Kvcn Should Newberry ! r? ote for M?J. Mutiny, lie would only receive j tl luhteen votes which would make o tie b<-| ?'ecn iiini and Col. Aiken; And Pickens i . ould have to decide the contest, which ItjM ou:d do in favor of Aiken. Col. Aiken has opposition, of course, In r nth Pickens and Oconee, but it is in the nil-! _ nrlty, unless them has' recently been u1 tiunge lu those counties. The impression prevails here that Col. ,lken will receive the notnlimlion in the face I f any combination against Iiini. The Only i nance that bis opponent* have is to call on ?ch meeting Of the Congressional Conven-1 ob and vote him out before his friends have j rc ad time to expliiii fully the situation. ?$< [any here do not like some of Col. Aiken's) jntlmeuts, but they chi'ni that they see no J leans of bettering themselves, Ju>t now,, tilth a change. * ' Whatever the true situation may be, the ice for Congress is getting lively and exciting , o ?i>oddeul of Interest. O Since writing the ab >ve we s-h? that Ocon?e _ is endorsed Mr. George Johnstone !or Cones*. This of course, leaves Col. Keith out r iht> race. CONTRIBUTOR. DUE WEST DOTS. " L Good nan Code?A Promising o Pr?itchrr ?; And Twenty -- three ! Yonng Lndirn. : ti Mr. Michael MeGe<\ of th'S place died Inst j al lobitlli morninjf about one n'cl'M-k. He has ol . en through si severe illness. lasting 8t?ni?*s:x | eefcs. Mr. McUoe wan an honorable citizen, id nn exemplary member of ihe Baptist j.' iiorch. His three sons, Mc?rs. James. It'-n- ) luin and Henry McGee were present at. his Mtlhi and saw ills remains laid away in {lie 1 trial ground at First Cre<-k church, some i ft reive tiiile.s from l?ue West. Rev. R. N. j ratt was the officiating minister. Mr. Me- J ee's malady was thought to be cancer of the i O omach. j o; Rev. W. C; McMorrls. Of the Semlniiry ntj ue West, preached a mo?t acceptable sermon >'f i Lindsay Hall last Sabbath. Mr. Mc.Morrls tl a promising youn^ preacher. ; ei Twenty-three young ladles Will read cradii- P ing compositions at the approaching Comenceim ut. out of a class of 27. Henieniher n: tat Rev. Coke Smith, of Columhia, s. l\, de- C vers the Anniversary Oration on Wednes- l> ?y 25th, nhd lttv, John T. Chalmers of 'innshoro', S. C, preaches the Baccalaureate j] irinon on Snphath, the 22d. These gentle- q iCn are both "big guns/* and It will do you . _ >od to hear them. A young tnan by the name ol Tusten, son i r ohr townsman, Mr. Samuel Tnsten, was| iken sirk V\lilleat work for Mr. Hicks,mid $ ?? brought hOino last Thuo-day and died on ; '( , rlday mid buried on Saturday; Tlic lie aved family have tiie sympaty ul ull.? !. zark (Ark.) Denvicrat. ' State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN* TIIE COMMON PLEAS. i 1 jhn R. Muttlson, Plaintiff, 1 against I. \V. Muttlson, G. W. Muttlson. | A J. M. Matiison, M. K. Muttlson, | I" Mary Scruggs, M. Q. Kay, D. 1*. Kay, Amanda Fool. 11. K. Nor-1 rls, Lena A. Brunnum, O. P.! Summons Kuy, i. N. Kay, B. M. Shirley, f for N. E. Crawford. Catharine Bur- Relief, rls, Corrie Muttlson, W. P. Mattlson, W. K. Fleming, (i. NV. Matiison, Margaret Clatworthyi Pairy MattUou, B. M. Mattlson, Defendants. J PO the absent Defendants?B. W. Mattlson, I G. W. Mattlson. J. M. Mattison. M. ?0. Mat-1 win. Mary Scruggft, M. C| Kay, 1). P. Kay, j .manda Foot, II. K. Jforrls, G. P. Kuy, 0. N. I lay, Lena A. Brannum, K. M. Shirley, N. E. Irawford. Catharine Burris: You are hereby summoned nnd required to : nswer the complaint In this action, whicli is led in the otlice oi the Clerk of the Court of :ommon Pleas for said County, and to serve copy of your answer on the subscribers at ; heir of lire, Abbeville C. H.t within tweiify ays after the service of this summons on] ou, exclusive of the day of ger\ Ice. If you fall to answer this complaint within he tune aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to he Court, lor the relief demanded in this; oinplulut. PERRIN & COTHRAN. PlaintlfTs Attorneys 1 June 18th 1881. M. G. Zeigler, C. C. P. [L.S;J ? i To, absent Defendant*: B. W. MnttlRon, G. V: Mattison, J. M. Mattlson, M. E Matilson. dary ScroRg-, M. Q. Kay. 1). P. Kay, Amanda ro<'t, H. E. Norris, G. P. Kuy, 0. X. Ka.\. I.? ua I Bran num, B. M. Shirley, X. E: Craw fold atharine Hums: : c rake Notice: Thut complaint In thisoase wu? lied In the office of the Clerk of < oinmon *icas, at Abbeville C. H., on October l'.th 1883. i PERRIN & COTHRAN, i PlalntlfDs Attorneys. June 18. 1884. tf d rncTD i\ Tin m iikuui iirv i k\j 11 Town Election. ; i Notice to the Voters of the Town of Abbeville. PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF THE 4DeA.nt.l.> n? ! m_ uunciidi awciuujjj samber 23, 1882, registration of all voters i' who have not registered, in the town of! Abbeville, of the age of twenty-one1 years, and of those who shall attain the age of twenty-one years on or before the second Monday in September next, will be made at the Town Council office < on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 26th, 27th, ahd 28th days of June, 18S4. All voters who fail to register at the time aforesaid will be deprived of the , privilege of voting at any regular or special municipal election that mrfy be held i in the toWn of Abbevillo before the next i annual registration. ELLIS 6. GRAYDON, Intendant. A. W. JONES, Registrar. June 18, '84 2t School meeting. A MEETING of the Abbeville School Association will be held In the Courthouse Friday, July -itli, at 6 o'clock, pi m. J. F. MILLER. Secretary. June 18th, 1884. 3t Marble Works. WE haveoll haftd twelve beautirul Cottage Monuments. Will be sold very low. The styles the best In the up country, half of them direct Importation from Italy. A complete Hue ol Head Stones frum 81.50 to82 00 per foot two lnrhes thick. The two Inch t-tock is lower than Is sold in the up country for same quality of marble, at J. D. CHALMERS Marble Yard. Sept. 19,1883, tt Blind Bridles. OF the cheapest quality and lowest price. THOS. BEGGS. March 19,1888, tf Now In Press. The Cash Family of South Carolina, a' graphic, yet truthful, unbiased history of the i Cashes of South Carolina, dating from tho early settlement of the family In Anson I County, N. C., down to the present time. Aj true account of the Cash-Shannon due), together with Col. Cash's other duels, murders I and nigger hangings; also Bojigan Cash's duels, love sera pes, his generous acts and rush deeds, a detailed aceount of tho Kielinrds murder, and the subsequent flight aud the killing of lloggau. Contains pictures of Hoggan Cash, Col. ("ash. Col. Shannon, Marshal Richards. Coward, Deputy Sheriff King, and posse, and much information never before In print. The most Interesting bonk of the period. Agents wanted. I'rlre 50c. Cloth $1.(0. Address S. \V. Honly, editor of tin IIVitlcabvru ftilclliacitccr. Wadesborv. X. V. L't OBITUARY NOTICE. | I>ied at MulbeiYy, Franklin county. Ark p.. .Tune ft, ISM, ut -I o'clock, p. in., oi typhoid. uularial lever, 11 irum Tusieu, son of Matntiel Tusicn, iig'Ht 21 years, 1 inoutli ami 15 day*.? Uzurk \ Ark.) lh iu<icr<it. Died in Due West after u short Illness of ronjestion of the t>ra1n. Andrew i'iik'Hs, son of Sir. ,1 no. K. and Mrs. Rebecca t'uthouu, sureil tbiee years, three mouths and twenty ilays. Just ns a bird soars swlttly To the bright unclouded sky. And in morning golden hours Voiirs forth its melody, So I'iekens' joyous spirit. For awhile to earth love given. Until left the shadows all below, And sweetly sings in heaven. A FRIEND. : Mntium, copy. n a ivrrv r tv a mnc" rLKUK Or COURT. j Wo are authorized to announce CAi'TiAN JOHN M. CIHIIKAX of Hue Wctl, us a (Mil-! illJate for Clerk of tlie ('ulirl. * M. <?. ZEKJ LEU, oar present Clerk ofC(iurt' Is nann'.d for re-flection by u citizen of A olio-; vlllo County. j j FOK Till: LEGISLATURE. j. The friends of HOBEHT It. HEMPHILL* in in >ti nee li i in as a candidate for the House of j Ueprcsentiitivcs. He wllnMde I lie result of j :he primary ejections, and support the iioml-l ices of ttic Democratic party. * I Wc nre nuihorized to announce Dit. J. R*j MO.sEl tiV us a candidate for llio LcgiSla-j u re. * j ManV friends authorize us to announce T. | b\ KII.KY ot Greenwood as a cannldate fori lie Legislature. The I>on:?ldsv|lle Club present Ilie nnmeofi 'apt. (i. M. MATT1SOX as a candidate fori lie Legislature. We are authorized to announced Captain! (OIIX K. HKAPLEY us a candidate for the ! .ccisiaiure. Maj. J. K. VAXOK. of Troy. Is hereby an-1 uutticed jis a candidate for the Legislature.! Umcvevlile County sent him to the House In j lis \outh, and fouiul In him a laithlul servant i nil true representative. Let her try him gain. We are authorized to nnnouuec \YM. II. | 'AUKKK, Kkij. as a candidate lor rc-etcct ion j <> the House ot Representatives, at the next, ienerat Election. We are authorized to announce Colonel Fi i. COXNOU as a <aiulidute lor the l.enlslaj lire. * | The friends ol Capt. \V. A. MOORE, au i on tiro hihi as a candidate for election lonl eat in the next House of Represent illves. * j KLL1S ({. tJKAYDON Is hereby annoiinced s it candidate for the Legislature at the ennine election. He will abide the result oie primary election, and support the nomil ?es ot the Democratic party. ? FOR SHERIFF. The many Friends of J. F. C. IJFPRE rejeetfully iitln(iunc<* him afi a Candidate for ' election to the utiles of Sheift!. Subject to ?e action of the Democratic Party. , We arc authorized to announce Col. (?. lew. MILLER as a candidate for Sherltr. * We are authorized to announce Capt. F. W. . NANCE as a candidate for Shvnfl. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. We are authorized to announce Mr, JA MES j . LES-?1,Y as a candidate for School Com-| The fiicndsof Cnpt. SAMUEL J. IJESTKR ! '.siH'ctfuily announce tiim us a Candidate lor jliooi Coin in Is loner. * GEORGE C. HODGES Is hereby announced a Candida e lor tin? OHIce of School ColliIssioner. * We are authorized to announce CAPT. E. ilWAX as a condidaie for re-elcctloji to, the (lice of School Commissioner. * f OR COUNTY COMMISSION Eh. We are authorized to announce Mr. JAMKS . Mct'ORD as a candidate lor County Comilssloner. We are authorized to announce Mr. WILIAM WILSON' of the Western hide"ol the ounty for County Commissioner. Dn. 0. P. HAWTHORN is hereby annotirlc1 as a candidate for County Commissioner L the ensuing elect ion, subject to the action 1? the Democratic primaries; We are authorized to annonoec Cait. W. D I [ANN. of Mouninin View, as a candidate >r County Commissioner. ??'? ..tnnnn/iii Vn U'TT.. I t.AM RILEY of MagimltH, us u candidate >r Connty Commission or. Wo are authorized 10 announce Mr. \V. T. DWAX as a candidate for re election to the llice of Couliiy Commissioner. The many friends or .TAS. I,. ROBERTSON i _ !?pcetfully announce hint as a candidate fori 1 le office "of CounIy Commissioner al the I isuiiig election. Subject to (lie action of the J rlniaiy. The friends of JOHN It. IUTLLOCK nonil I ute him f.?r re-elc-ilon to the office ol County I itnimissloner. Suliject to the action ol the cmocrntlc l'arty. Tho many friends of CHARLES M. OAL-1 OUN ben leave to nominate him tor County ommissiom-r. * FOR CORONER. jWe are nutl-orlzed toannouncb JAMES A.j HILLITO as a candidate for re-election ol j droner. We are authorized to announce CHARLES I . ALLEN as a candidate for Coroner of AbL-vllle County. MARKET REPORT; COKltECTEI) WEEKLY BY PAKKER& HILL _ COTT0 N' B UVEItS iDd Dealers in General Merchandise: Adrevii.le; June 18, 18M. COt'NTItY l'JIODCUE; Cotton In irond dcmnnd. r Cotton, Middling (pi 10y3 L Coiluti, Good Middling IA4 " 10 1 LVtton, Stains " 8}^ li Corn " W I Flour 0:00 "7..j0 * Meal l"l.lU Fodder 1.00 " 1.23 Kiitler I5 " 20 Kgcs 10 " WX l?ca8 00 " 1.1(3 GKOCEUIE4. lincnn 11 @ Sugar 8 " 10 Cotlee 12!$ " IS Itlce 8 " 9 liii r J 12^" , Plow Stocks 1.25 " 2.(0 ^ Nai!? 4 " 5 ? Molasses 40 " 50 [' V 11 SU-I-III. 40 " l" Florida Syrup 8'J j* S-silt 1.00 "1.35 11 Si eel 1'Iowh U per lb. 11 DOM EST ICS. Stiihdard ?? Shirting 6'/? fifc " ? Stsiinliird Slilrtlng 614 "8 ~ Stiilidtird 4-4 Slilrtiiin 7J4 " 9 '! Sluiidiird I'liildH !? " 10 " Kxtiii lit'iivy I'liiltlH l:: " it 'J Hi>7. OKiiuiiiirK-' ll'-S " Vlx/2 | siundurd I'rlnt* IV, " k I" liood l*rlii t-1 5 " 6'/i ' , ___JJ Buy I Mason's Improved FRUIT JARS.; ?AT? PARKER 4 HILL. June llth, 1881. tf J ^ Ttstah?wmhead." ' The Star that Leads Them All." ? i TMU L#lUXll-XlUI*aiKU DOMESTIC. THAT it Is tlicacknowledged leader In the trade Is a tact that cannot be disputed. MANY IMITATE IT! NONE EQUAL IT! Hie Largest Arined, The Lightest Kunnlng, The Most IJeautlluI Wood Work, ?Aod Is Warranted? i ro bo made of the best material, . To do any and all kinds of work, To be complete In every respect. . FOR SALE BY R. tf. SADDON & CO.' Abbeville, S. C? As< nts wanted in unoccupied territory. Ad- i dress DOMESTIC S. M. CO., Richmond, Va; March 28,1883; If MRS. TAGGART BEGS leave tb Inform hef old customers that she Is | Still in the Dress Making Business, and hopes thnt they will nil patronize her. Cutting nud titling done at nil times at the most reasonable rates. SatU taction guaranteed. She may be found at her residence In New Orleans. I April 4,1883, tf | an>w>Han^??kcnM?aMiMw>dwaM Harness. ' 1MIE demand for second hnnd hamws bus been no yood that 1 am got out of muterliil. Come on now nil yon tbiit wish lo pxchnnge yinir old Immehd for new ones, we will be libera I Willi yon. T1I0S. UEUGH. JlMiu 4, 15M. State of South Caiolina, County of Abbeville. IN TIIK PKOBATE COURT. In Rc-eslatc of W. \\*. Kllenborjr, Dooraafd, S. A. S. KIU'iiImtk, Administratrix.?l'etltlon for Settlement nnd Dlsciuirgp. SA. S. Kllcnberc ns Admlnlstrlx having np, plied lor Kettiemeiit o' und discharge from -aid iriiKt. It is ordered 1 l\:it Friday, tbo COili dny of June next lie llx.-d fur settlement. and discharge us jira.) ed j. rrr.r.Kit I.YON. J udgc l'robnte Court. MtyCfi. 1<*l. It J. . SIMMONS, TinxrixnEs:^ Abbeville, C. H , S. C. Ha* jrsr otm:nki? his' siiop on the 1'uMlo Square, where lie is pre- T l<aroii luilnnil iuouncr?>C work In his line. |L A full line of TIN WAUK on hand. A larite 1' lot of LA.MI'S ..f beautiful design. 1.AM1' L'iil.MN KVS of all sort.-. o? i A Good Stock of Crockery, md A Supply of Cooking Stoves. J. H. SIMMONS, March 12. 1881, tf Mri * * 4 Tf\ M 68 M ? jl 52 ? s S O ja ? a u : fig . w ? o g 3 ?s H BC ? j K S hj.eHEfi g S ? p-i 2 ~ t?= I f?j IS g -S . -a H M W 2 ? ? s _ 'S S ? ?s5 ?J aa ? 5 M> 9 .2 7w f Q) O +J 2ko S M .t3 ? 0 ^ s >< A 6 ! ? . & o fi A ' ? =8- 1 > *3 eS L ?* S i ? 3 < ! I Lumber! j Lumber! i IRESSED AND UNDRESSED.ji j AI DRESSED FLOORING, c Aud Ceiling, 82.00 j Wcatlirrbonrding Dressed,... i.60 ' < i NUndressed, : : 1.25 ^ csl I will Say down LUMI.KIl nnywhere Id In le Town. i iu B, K. BEACHAM, < Abbeville, S. C. = March 26, 18?4, tf DRUG EMPORIUM, i, v Paints, Paints, Paints. r UST rccelvcd a lars;c lot of paint*, oll? and ?, I liruslicK. which will he Kohl ui the lowest.' ~ ish prices and only for c<mh. Persons expeel- ? iu I'j improve iheir homes by painting llieir ^ ou<es wiP ISiid It prcaiiy to their advantage 1 M >call upon uS i>eiore buying. an wo have 111* est of facllltiuH and will nol be undersold hy ?y one. Diamond Package Dyes. 'At (lit- Drug Emporium you run always nun | lart-e i???i linont of lln-so Justly cclohrstlod I jos, u lili li dye wool, silk, haski-t <vorK. fany work and wax work o<|ually as well ns it < . 8 cotton, and all It eos?* Is lucents a packBe, at I lie iJrug Kmpoiiiiiii. 3e Merciful to Your Beast. Ity callincat the Drii|? Emporium you ran J ot either Heard's, Font/,'* nr Marker's entile, owd- r> lor 'J.'i rents and I lieiehy improve the i f ondlllon of your cattle .V) per cent. M Tobacco, Scgars, Snuff. Try our QuaoMlrosK, the Ikikh Kepar of the own, I inrtiiini sinok Inc tohaeeo. For chewnu try our Natural I<eaf. Mallpnny, Uravely, Tallin, iVo., at any prleo from 10 eetitK a iltiK lo .Vi roiitH, ill I tic ItriiK Ktiiporjiim. Why will you lot t ho eh 11 Ik sliako the life out if you, when (!.<!.<'. Ih warranted lo euro horn. If It don't hrlnp your hot!lo haok aiid et your money haok,and nil Item-In Im one lollar a hot lie. Fresh iiioiIIoIiiom of all k Itidn, aiioy poods, fruits, confectioneries. Are., eon- wl tiintty arrlvliiK at the Ihuir Kn porlum. in 1'rcHcrlptlon* filled at nil hours. SPEED & LOWRY. Ij April 2, JKXI.tf xv __ . _ oi If Hill ISRHTIIIiliS A HE low prepared to exhibit an elegant. otOck of SPRING & SUMMER, GOODS. AM departments nro lull, and persons In a*nlit. of imy nrtlele, have only to cull for It Milt )>< Kllppllcd. In regard to prices, a great many goods are nowsold below the cost of proiliictioti. Satisfaction guaranteed. Lot every one call ind .see for himself. WHITE BROTHERS. April 16,1884, tf QUARLES & THOMAS ( General Merchandise. ?successors to? QUARLES & CO.. j ARK ,iiow prepared to servo their friends on the most liberal terms. QOARLES & THOMAS. t. r. QUAkiiES. d. vr. thomas. ] Jan! 7, 1881, tf ME GULLET! MAGNOLIA FEEDERS AN"ID < THE MOST HIGHLY IM1 \OKK NOT BREAK TIIP; UOI.L, IX fUNNIXC, f fcvorcHl tovt. 4iIiih last, clestns the *ci'?l pint. Ciiiuruntecil In all respects. C.ill una see 01 WARniAW & abbevil: Jane I, 1SSI, If Thomas to 'HOMa.S Mc<"5F.TTI(?AX having "old out (ho ( First ClassTntlU* ut the Norwood Hroihcr'n Oi ,11 politic uticulloii to the SUl'KlliOIl liUAIJT ,* mjjc? iincl used as a Itcavcrngt* nnd Family Mcdl li'if'd Malt, is iiH?ii1ut<;lv I'l'ItK, nnd It is hi JN1C and as a IXVIUi ill ATI NO JIKAI.TII > KVKItAGK It Is unexcelled. and only to bp luid n The proprietor has on hand a Fine Stock or Mil. IOI.TI VOM HRKIi at only Id rents a liotilc. COOL THMl'KUATK DIUNKH put up In First loon of the up-country. n m ? 11 i ii uive lorn a tan at tn PALMETK And all it Mity MM), 1SSJ. School Books! 2! We have on hand a Lar^e Stock of STATE BOARD 01 FOR TIIE KEX'I We -Will E lmnst any Books used in the schools her iite of Statioi SLATES, < H. W. LAW* ABBEVIL Nov. 1 J, 1VM, tr W. 1 Ml IXVK Just oponeil ii now ami ptrgantly fitted Corner. under the 1'rcx.i wul Uunnrr office, an eelvc tl:i tlibir stock Is complete a full lino of rags, Medicines, Chemi so. nil the popular 1WTF.NT MKDICINFS kept irrant to he fresh nnd jjood. IiV ?. iiImj oiler a well selected stock of FANCY 01 olognesj Fotfeign and Domest ir> frr&nt. vari#?t.v. TTnnriftntr ")nr Uno of Bltl'SHKS AND SOAPH Is simply co ML, FLKSlI, SHAVING AND SHOE liUUsH t. MU. JOHN T. LYON, whose longexporlenco w & Lyon, >-o well known, will !>< constantly in lly conn ounded til all hours, under the aupervlsl Jet. 17. ISM. if B. K. BEACH FOR THE SA Sash, Doors, Blinds, Si ig, Ceiling, Lime and Forking Machinery. Oct. 10, 18S3, 12m Seal, Tl Mcllwaine & Co. ji JaVKoii hnnd nlnumt every variety ol :arriages, \* BUGGIES, ... 3 I) A N J > WAGONS, lilcll I hey othir to Minlr rtiNlntiiccx on Mm onb I?<I wim Iililin, [ EPAIM A SPECIALTY. ; ' 11 li I lio Intnl. of workmen lit every hrnnrh ol ir I?iikIiteNH, imil mi (humlitiil Mipply of inlier. mill oilier iniilerliiN, we n.n jnepiirnl lo nil It IiiiIh of re|>nlrliiK in i In* very Im*kI milter, itl lite Mliortimt nollee. mid mi the ost ueuotniitoilitllnK term*. All work lully itl run ted, SEAL & McILWAINE, j "Washington Street. ITTENTION FARMERS ! \;k iiavic now in stock a him.kn(lid line of 'arm Implements, Nails, ' Horse and Mule Shoes, | Harness, Traccs, Bridles, Plows Stocks, ' Plows, &c., &c. | JUARLES & THOMAS Feb.fi.ixfti.tr | J WM. II. PAHKKil W. Mc(JO\VAN. PARKER &M0GOWAN t ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, nw __ Co' ABBEVILLE, C. II., S. C. 117 ILL practice also Inthc Circuit Courtsoj xla \M the United States for South CarolinaJau 7, ltftJO, tf J Fimpmed L GINS, DON"DEN"SIijRS. PROVED GIN MADE, i ynn \vflt, it ciioke under tjtei iTect.ly. nnd priMluow ii superior staple of ir t-pt'clmeii tax now on IihikI. EDWARDS, LE, S. C. m\IT CENTENNIAL HOUSE and f*?t.ihllKhed n il Klnnd on Washington street, dexirus to V of his KiNE ot.n LFOUOKS SoOned chic. It Is manufactured from carefully sfhl.v recommcniled l?v medical men as a 'LVrAtXJ.Vii and STltKNfJTII HlVlNO .t the I'A'L.MKTTO SAI.OON. iNVAUKEK STEAM BKKIt. also FIIES1I Class Style to suit tiie trndo ut Ihc leading e old 2 SALOON. costs is a dollar a bottle. School Books! School Hooks adopted by tho F EDUCATION. ? 30 DAYS jxclianse utofore. We ulso keep in stock a Full nery, &c.? &c.? SON & CO. LE, S C. gStore Hi k (0. up DRUG STORE on tlie Mnrslinll ITousfd are now receiving and will coutlnue to cals. Dye Stuffs, &c. in a tlrst-clasH Drug Stoic, all of which we coiislntlng of ^ ic, Handkerchief Extracts le Vases, ti&mps, &c. niplele. Every variety of HAIR, TOOTH SOAPS from the llnest toilet to the cheapIn the Drus business In the firm of Ward attendance. All PRESCRIPTIONS care on of DR. THOS. J. MAURY. [AM. Atrfinf ?n r,E OK? [ingles, Laths, Floor all kinds 6f Wood lsure Your Property -FROMnap Ij Fire and Liiltniiiji THK ( ONTINENTAL INSURANCE OF New York. J. T. PARKS, Ag't, Abbeville, S. C. in.no, lssi, l'Jm V. L. MILLER,! V-ltomoy At Law, a mii'lv 11,1,1:, s. c. i!i> fornii'il.v ni'iMipli'il liy .1 Tliompnon re. -JI, IMtt (inioN ? . 2 ? fc; " /i> C/O ? sb V UU ES So! H OL- J5 J " j ? 533 1W Q S ?i g s a Li , . , '! <3 5 a H uul /: . cn D fsal] -j /? ^ : d ? 1 ^ ? S H : ^ J j | "3 I (5 > ui ? ; L j i| p| 3 j? ; rl] j It S S ! * 1 ?2 p! a t i. j 7< ~ -j H . ii ei Fd I ? ^ ?3 ^ a| V UJ JJ ^ i! - i ? m fi, \i i \ H UJ I ?? s ! R I? ^ Is * j KEiller's Hotel. ABBEVILLE, S. C. IIIS IIOTKI. lias boon oponod by theundiTsimicd, Willi will bo glad to iioodiiiiiiol.o 111'- travelling public nn tlio tnosl iviimhile tonus, l'orsiins having business at the urt would do woll In kIvu iiio a call. I have, id roonis. plenty of KorvautH, nnd luinish , r table with tlio host tho inniiu'L alloriln.' tes reasonable. i W. L. MILLER. ! an. 30.1881. tf ' i WARDLAW & EDWARDS. VOW HAVE THE PLEANl'RE OJ 1\ unnouuclnj; tlie urrlvul oi un uuwctltLino uf FINE SHOES. Consisting of a full assortment for Men's, Ladies's and Children's wear, in all the Latest Styles. .Muri h l>>4. tf J. W. SIGN ABBEVILLE, S. C. J?EETS on hand ft full assortineht of IRON CASES, FINE BURIAL CASKETS, COFFINS, from the cheapest to the best. Hearse will attend fUiivmlH. when desired. He will also Contract for the Erection of BuildingsHo l? airent for the sale of Sash. Door? Bllmlx, MoiiNliutiK, . stalr-raillnps, Flooring* and nvcrythlnsr pertaining to house bulldln; April 7. ISM), tf Dry Weather, SHORT CROPS, ?AND ? HARD TIMES, IS THF PP.ESEXT CRY. CUT THE WAY hi which d DntXMDiTDn p. nn I i SUOLtlULlIU QSj UUi Intoili] soiling their GOODS this FALL AND WINTKR, will compel |i?'t}|?le to drop that subject to woiiUi-r why th?y cat afford to give such great BAltOAINH. 'J'h?-lr rrltteii are such tU to supply the wants of those who have little mon<-y Mid a prreutdeal to buy. MR. KOSU.VIiRlUl bus remained North all uinmer and has selected with fjreat cure a iiio><t complete stock of everything In their line Hii'f nl such prices as to enable tl.tom to give entire satisfaction to nil who favor then) with ihHr paiionaxe. Il'c has In th >st Instances bought direct from the nitt uiaeiory, which has enabled thein to secure a great many goods much below their market vnlut ami which will be tsoid by them w'ceoidlngly. Constant auditions arc being made to their stock,and It will pay any one rocail 011 them and examine It before purchasing elsewhere. I'hey can positively sell goods of svny kind In their line as chr?p as nny mnruct ic the South, t it her WIIoLKSALK UK KKTAIL. Their stock consists In pait of GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND HOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING, gent's furntsiiing hood", dry gooih, notions. hoots. shoe.-, hats, cal's. trunks, vallsks, jkwki.ry. ko?jeiw TRIPLE PLATED SILVEitWARF.tr. thclat^st designs, <,'ROOKERY, HARDWAKE, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. a'*o have on baud a ctmiblete Block of GUNS, both BREECH und MUZZLE LOADING and PISTOLS of ail qualities. Tbey make a specialty of Totoacco The above goods are Ruarante< d to give tatlsaction In every respect. Give them a call and 8ive money. P. ROSENBERG & CO. Sept. 12. 1883, tf PERRIN & COTHRAN, AttorneviS at Law, iunpv.ir t v . c r* PARLOR SUITES. IX *pun Silk and Plush, Ibis suit Is the luteal ft.vie, anti-very pretty, no two pieces In the suit the same. One Black Mtihntr fiuU good style and durable, at J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Oct. 31-1853, tf . -c O- CJ JL'SS3 S HORGC AND CATTLE^POWDERS No IT-TfK \rt!l .tie of rnjrr. Pit? or Lcxa Fxv^R, ! 1 fov itcr< nro ?>*.J ri tiice. .i'Tswiilrr.r?-:in>iw-v . lU.oCnotxR.v. 1 hiVllrH will p"<-viii; ix Fowl* rr-'ti'fj-ni w:U lin ri-i ti c quantity of milk vjiI i-roity per cent., an<l maLe the batter firm .I'll l out's fnv.Vrs will rnrr. or prevent almost xvrBT )\.k:.sk to v iilrii l>nr>r<in:i.! i ivtt!>r nre wibicct. ?*S I' I-II-.P* WII.L OtVK L-ATIirACTIoK. KolJ evi.ryu!.i-rp. IAVID r. rcUTZ, r'roprlelo?,' r>? ??-? RUPTURE rainbowrWuIreuefscum The oolr elmple-. safe, relluble and pjrfectBupiurs 2ih .? j 7?rld'. 'Tl3 NOT ATRU88. Worn witheawand comfort fcay orNlfht and itapreaenc? forgotten. Hare boon told for 20 yean. &end foroironlaraabowing hundreds of testimonial* from SmMsrasmnMis: I jpnnrantee KHRINEB'S INDIAN VERMIFUGE to \ \ldestroy and expel Worm* 1.from the human body, where they exist, if used j nllaLflr Mcordln; to the direo* ^ tlons. It in a safe and re? liable remedy. FOR SALE BY All DRUGGISTS jj?jgp AND STORE KEEPERS. Oavid E. Foutz, Prop, ! ^ffqrsli Baltimore, hd* j f - /SriRdft QfTONIC "Will purllV the OLOOD. rcfutH fll l.ite Clio LIVER una KIDNEYS, If ~ am! UK^Tulili Till'. HEAXTH m^A mid VIGOR of YOUTH. Dt?UMmh pepsin, Want of Appetite. InwHflb illvirsiliiii, I.aok or Strength, ami Tlrtiil Keellnir absolutely curoil. Hones; muscles anil nerves receive new force. Enlivens llio mind and " - ? _ _ etipolicn Hrnln l'ower. 1 A | 1 I ET <2 Snfl'crliiKirom complaints mm L# I Ei W peculiar to their si x will tlnd In DR. HARTER"8 IRON TONIO n ?nf* and speedy cure, (ilves :i clour, heiilihv complexion. Frequent attempts at cnuittcrfcitlujt only mid to the popularity ol'thu original. Do uot cipcrlmellt?pet (ho OllUllNAI. AMI ltKST. Kt-Lonis. Mo., for our"iniEAM 1SOOK." B \Fallof stniowu uail useful tnlorniullon,froo.^ jTknox & Co -AllKNI'S I-OKMB, TOM YOUNG'S PURE CORN WHISKEY' rpilK l?>Ht iunl puro.st CORN WIIIS-I I. KKY hrnuplit to this mnrk'ot. .Inlie ISM, tf 1.1 H m' ... ? I ^ t A COXGAREE \ mail u nnize! nun nwiin.v Coumbia.S. C. Agent for f CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR PHK^n WORKS WURK EStAhLT.CIIEI ] I In 1M< by .Mi-s.sru. iiwi, .Sinclair ami .InitioVndrrMon hihI piirchafcd by me in tl?c ycwi ' S-Vi, uml from ilml time till now carrivri or urn-H-fully liy inynclf. My frlomlH uml ens- . ..liners will li? ar wiliu'SH ot ilie mid ?tu.ivi'doiM job* oxmited by inc. It at ni> .Vorks whore the largest and utmost only Joi if It* elans cwr executed In thlftrity wrxlonc. viz.: tin making of the I'lpi-n for the Ciij Water Work" In the year l>..">s. In the brnnoi, ?f HKLL FOrvt>ING. I run wiy that I hitv? nude the Inr?e?-> t ' >? ! In over cunt In the State. ?ueh as Llicbi-ll i?jr the City JIalt In Columbia. My H!oi:k of )> it terns for ARCHITKt.Tl*RAL Work. COLUMNS for Store front*. Is lurpMind variolic, and In RAILINGS lor Bui vii/nnaiiii iii iinu i rineieries t nave llli largest variety unil must modem patterns: many of lliese are patented and 1 have i>ur- \ chased the vil'lit for this State. [, in tlie line* I ran furnish my pa- a irons witli STEAM ENOINEM and 1K>Ii.I-IR!of any size and description. My CIKCULaE SAW MILLS have carried oil the prize at ev- f. ?ry SU;t?.'Fair lie'd In thU cliy, and In tliel* A construction f have taken pain# to comhlu* Isimplicity wish the most useful modern iinproveim n's, and may (hitter myself Hint m\ CIRCULAR SAW MILLS find favor with evcry sawyer who understands his business. ^ The many oidem I am steadily receiving fo( ^ SUGAR t'ANE MILLS prove that the public >, appreciate the mlllhof my make, and so it. If with mv GEARING for HORSE POWERS, GIN WFIEETiS, GRIST MILLS and othci .MACHINERY. r( f have the manufacturing rlpht of many PATENTS, such a-< castings -for ROCIC (.0T- I' TON AND HAY PHKSK and three or foui p different FEED CUTTERS and other Implement*. H I will be pleased to send my circulars to any i | iinpllcant, together with price list or estimate. : My prices are moderate, nnd I assure the pub- " I lie that tliey are lowor even tlnin those oi p Noi thcrn manufacturers, and that my work will compare favorably with that of any oth- C er maker. Address A John Alexander, ' , r? CONCiAHEE Iuo:< Wokks, Columbia, S.C. | The Improved z WHITE j Ml 1, sc With its Improved Attachments is King Over all Machines. } I rpHE VtTHITE sttinds In the front. Ulead* til ; I the world In poliit rif_.durability, lit tei:t^ II ! ures of mechanical conRtru/tibn, In new and el j valuable Improvements. For llaht running ! tjufilltli'8 itnU for great range of wurit wi h thf embodiment of oil the latent lmprovemtnts ! known to Sewing Machine mechanlMii, with elegance of design and beauty of llninh the r White stands without a rival. Thciinpiovcd C White Is the Machine of the (ulure. THE WHITE Is manufactured by an old company who have had an expc-lcnce of over thirty years in the manufacture of Mewing | Machine* J THE WHITE Is the mrgt simple construct u ed Shuttle Sewing Much-lie made and adjusti- N blc throughout so tlmtany lost motion can b - < taken up In an Instant. < THE WHITE Is the lightest ruunlti;:, and ma-le from the best material. THE W1UTE rni'ies lest nol>c th:in an? other Sliuitlc .Machine, and has u latbi-r spticc under the arm. THE WHITE l?ns an oscillating self-Jthrcnd- t ing shuttle and a self-setting needle. Ii has h i J strong feed on both sides of the needle. | THE W11ITK ?1 1 do all kinds of work that, 1 any Machine cmn do. The Whlto will do work J j that no other Machine in the world can do. h I THE WIIITK hems, and sews on lacc, and tl I itiscrtrt bins ti imiuliib' ul head of heio nil In si i one operation. | THE WHITE docs welt cord'.nj?. and scol1 lop hindlnir. i THE WHITE dors dress trimming, fo!d i malctn?, coat binding, and tlieor.ly Marbini in the world 1 but does heiu-ntitehlm: without j { ! the use of paper. The heir, silt.-h attachuieni i ' rediet'd from ?1^.00 to $1.00. % THE WHITE lms an nutoma'lc bobhin winder?eve:y liobhin wound as smooth a* a : h pool of thread, end an automatic UiUe up and ] is soli-bandlug. j THE Will I E ruflles betwrtri two hand* on the edge of si garment, or through the cent.e of n garment. With the above and other V j rung'-* of wo: it too numerous to mention the WHITE stands without a peer. THE WHITE Machine has been tested In g I ffWievillefcunij.t? over soven years and Is war-' a : ranted from r.vettf fifteen-yearn;- TtiL-.ghuttlr i carrier is lined and warranted twenty-live years. In order to demonstrate the above I now challeng anv one of my competitors to : meet me in a i ubllc contest. I THE W.Hi'IE Machine cm be run success-1 ij fully by ele>-rtelty, an advantage that every I delicate lady will appreciate. With the bhis! j fold eulter, b'ltton-hole attachment aud elcc- ' 3 trlcal motor combined witli the above the *> WHITE Is kins? of MachliWA. . I % The Machines anti sampl2 work may be seljn at the More of Miller Urothei-s, Abbeville, S. C. Uespectfully. i J. L. SIMPSON, Agent. \ P. 8.?By order of the White Pewlntr Va- ^ chine Company I would warn all partiesI against purchasing the White Machine nee- . uin urnniii uiMuiim irim nuj whc cal-vpi. mc j m Company or their authorized auents, as such I wjutube frauds. The Company would take * ;l' ?sa favor If parties wou.d report to tl'em ? dl.c* t'.y any or all persons outside of their ** agents who' olfer their nt-cdl-.-es or attach- v meats lor sale. J. L. H. k | Jan. 16, l&l.12m fl NEW CARRIAGE, ] BUGGY, AND a WAGON SHOP, j ] M ' M E Repairing a Specialty.!' I XT ?( >? \l i< ? a 1 nftvp ni nnnci a rrisi 1.1:1911 .->upi"j t-j ? Matci I II from the Bf.st Market and will continue to receive until my stock is complete. All \Vi>rk done with Short Notice,and low: * Prices to suit the times. 11 W. 6. Chapman, MUX STllEKT, AIIllKVILLE, V. H., S. C. March. ISJtli, ISSi. 9mo. j( The Place to Get What You Want! 1 e\ I THOS. M. CHRISTIAN!; HAVING bought t'>e interest of Mr. I bi JOIIN WILSON in the business;?' formerly conducted by them jointly will] keep always in store*, a complete stock of j FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS and CO N ! ' KCT ION K RI ICS of hK kinds. Tim best and cheapest CIGARS nnd ToRACCO. The FINEST WINES and LIQUORS. jj Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey: For medical purposes a specialty. Also, i Choice Liquors of any kind for medical1 ? purposes. J liive him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed J All persons indebted to the firm jP of Christian ?Vr Wilson must nuiko imme-i l< diato payment. ! t( THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, j Abbeville, S. c. Feb. 1.1.1834, tf Wagon Bridles. ! WITH or without Wind*. For thosewhoi j '? ar?aideand willing to pay for a good j* Larth-lo, home inadi* anil hand stitched, I will > kt'i ji a supply on hand tor sale. THOS. HKGUS. | | March rJ.Itfl. tf Dissolution. [ rpifK TIIIM OK QUAIvtlES A CO. IS f A. this day dissolved, anil thn old Ihih- ' iitoss will In; sotllod by T. I*. QUARLHS. Mcllwain Cornor. j (H'AULKS <{ C'O. Jan. 7, 1>S4, tf ,j Make Your "Beds" Comfortable. MATTKKSSKS at ?::.<*>, ami ?t <-> i: Spring IU*<N>iI prirp* lr?>in t'.?.iiii t > f'.M") siiliii' of t lli'lii w i! I l.isl ii 11IV I illli". Nit1i r#> <>uo 1'i-r each l?c?l mill llvr l.nigo'-. !" r ml?' at t. 1>. t'U A I. M !.!;> V CO. i Oft. "I, Itt :olombm and flreenrlHe Rnilroall' 3N nod af?r May 11, 1684, Pa??engef Trains will ran ui herowlib U;dicut?d > pon this roml an t rts brunche*: 1 >S DAH.Y, KXCKFl" SUNDAYS. NO. C3. CP lMSaeKGXB. Art vi? Polnmhi'i A ) ^ 1* 85 A Wk .'yfl ,e?>e Columbia A-j c.&(i. r>cpot l2 M a m 5 irrlve Alston - 163pm' *4| arrive Newberry . 2 55 p m irrlvo Nin^ty-SIx 4 is p ni "(fa kjrlve Hodges b 'SI p m \ litIvb Delton 8 35 put/ 7^ LrriveatGrceoviUc 8 00 p w UO. 62. DOWN l'AS3Z> QEB. ' ' 'J ,eave Orcfliivllle at 9 65 a m- 'J? ixrlvo Belton 11 21 a m'' irrivf Hodges 12 34 pm.' -< .rrlve Ninety-Six 1 2\ p nt, ..1 rrlvo .rrlve Alaton;., 4 12 pin J 'five Columbia A"{ W C.i'AJun! 5 30 p in i'AHTANBUn0,UNJ0j^M> COLUMBIA SAIL-^TH NO, 53. CP PASSETrtfRIt. ,eiive Alatnn - 1 Up'nt*^fl .rrlve Ktrutner 2 84 1> ut'^'Sxk .rnvo Ktiellou...;. ? 3 00 | .rrlve Sanluc a....i 3 87 p ir? ' JgR .rrlve UiiI ju.. J> i *5 pttk .rrlvc Jonesvilie "..........: 4 47 p ML-aaWi ,rrlvi*sparuuil?uri,JS?U.&C.ilcpot- 6 :>7 P ni'.'ga .rrlvespartuiilHirn, K.&I) depot B . 6 47 p m ' ;| U ?. 5-'. UOWN PASiBJJOEE. ,citvcSpui uinl ui g H. Al>. depot 11 11 50* m' I eiiveS; art?r>bur? S U.&C.depot O 12 JW * **?* J3n ,ir!ve ( mi-Kvllli- I W p '?>1 .rrlve l;nlo? l a& p m ' iaBl ,rrlveSuntue 3 'it P >4* >381 .rrlve Slulum 3 00 pnif-yH .irive Sirollier 3 .TO p hi . -tan .rrlve nt A Intot 1 4-lfr p ntf'*'S|I LITE KJlyGE itAII,UOAI> A.NIl AMUEKSOK * BRANCH. AM ,e;ive Helton r. vt ? .rrive Andcnwn " 10 p .rrive Pendleton 7 68 P ulv .rrlvic KrtHMV .... 8 87 P m^SW rrive at WfittiaUn 8 &V ?Jf ?ivc Walhalla..'. 8 40 >' rrlve Hen era ...... J> <*> a &* /3?M .riive P?'iidlvt?n ?? 9 o0 a lU^,*41 .rrive Andermni 10 40 ft PVr .rrive at lid ton 11 15 ? LAL? UKMrt UAILKOAir. . -"IJSftM tflve Newberry 3 W V*'*" > rrive Ht Lftarciw <?. il ...? ... 8 45 p w "; 9 rave ljiureim <\ 1I._ 9 IS a M j. .irlvc ut Newberry 12 25 p u* : ABUEVILLK BKASCn. f /Sj ,eavr Hodsron 5 30 p m ,ii Iveu. Abbeville 8 TO p ill T ?.ivo Abbi-ville 11 !#> a m .Tj? irtvci.t IiodgOx _ Li 30 pin J NCOS N KCTIONS. .yl Villi South Carolina Ilallroad from ,*AJ1 uai l^ton: With Wilmington, Colurolji?an^*-jH ilailhiad from W llinlngton and aft . 1 oints North then of. With Charlotte, C?!i ' 1 nibin and iujjmin Railroad from Cbarlolt# A 9 ndall pointts North thereof. J ]}. with ASh?\Illp ti?d .Spartanburg Knil*! >?>m ja<t for iwlnt* In Western North Carofinn. (J. With Atlanta and Charlotte Divjaion ' 1 iehinond <& Danville Kallruftd front *U 1 obits'South and West, . .... . D. With Atlanta aud.ChilrlQVty \ .C-a .ulunond & Danville Kail road ftt>ra AUaot?? lid beyond, . V?VMM 10. With Atlanta nnd Charlc?t? Division irhmond anil Danville Uuiir'oad from.all: I ointa South und Went. - JXm K. With s<?n<h ** " _ ? ?_.! i?iiitu. nan rood Imrlofton. Witii Wilmington,Culumblaanq' . u'^ustu lk'Ilroud for Wilmington and the orih. With Charlotte, C'oipmbla und At*.'SHI tsUi Railroad for Charlotte&nd the Norlb. oSM (t. With Ashcvlllc midSpartanburg KallfjajSM >:id from Jleticicrffonvllle. If. Wiih Atliintimnd Charlotte DivislottjSj^H iclimond and Danville Railroad from - I >lte an.I beyond ' standard time u-jp'1 Is Wii?hlnirton. I>. C.t r -3.J hicti is tltlecii nUuutcs faster tl;au CoIouj* u'. K. TALCOTT. Ac lm RdfXTlnjcndcpti "'""I M. rii.AVQGcnur.il Pasac-giT lOMANsTBUTLEi^ ! AVE opened a BIACK8ilITH SHOP osr'::*sl 1 the Alston Uonxe lot, next door to U|IkJ| i Bon'* Livery stable, where they will leaded f> nerve the public in the mo?-t flatly ciorv wiy. Any work on C irrla;es, War* ' V^l is mid Rugifies or homo shoeing will be dope "?.1 1 a workmanlike manner, at the inoaj, r?f-'".~?l >nable pr ces. xticHARD ROMANS, HUTSON BUTLER. " 39 April JO, 1881. ' ' Drs. Mabry & Hill* ':im \\J E have thlsdny formed a cpbrtner'talp , 1 \\ In the PRACTICE OF" MEDICINE la .1 II lis hntnehe*. In eH^ex where the Atten> .?afl on <>f botii of 11a mny be needed nt> e*tm t?uruo will be made. T. .T. MA?HV V D. Maaeh 1?, 4884, if * D' ? ., Jj Something New Uunder the 4 Sun. " % *>o ready on nnd oftcr the !at of . March w <!<? A'?>* REPAIRING which ,r'i .k> i>c wanted to your RADDLES jnd IiiS. Uun't postpone Unf matter fo?? >np. Tht* rrctnne may come along. Be wUy for the emergency* THOS. BEG6S. ':M Feb. lh, 181, tr jSzS? taking Arrangements, : ; 7 ^R I lie brtioflt of persons who.wUh fo^5 . economise by having ihelr SADDLEtt^AS id HARNESS REPAIRED on and vt?ry ) ' Ut. of March. I will be r?*?dy to dj ail acU wurl! wilb neatness fttid Ulnpatcb. - -.Jf THOS. BEGGS/*1 .ieh. Ijlh, 1?8I. tf iAMUEL C, GASOKr Attorney At X&Wy^jSB ABBEVILLE, S. t\ ' No. 3. O'Neal's New Law Bcimho. ; rM'l practice la all the Court* of the ai&te "J BLISffil J45. Illustrated Haad-Bock tSU.. For ths Farm and Garden, lsdycfij* AO llltytratlona, ant! a beautlfal Colorrd n*t? ' jjfl f Klo rver*, tflli Wlutt, Whe* #wl XIow ? il plant and i< fall of inliiramtion invaiuable fo all fl V- Intercfted In pintmlng. 3 tailed a?r <? '"J to tover powagc. " Illustrated .KoteUr 14*$*'. jfl B In ill i ill II i ml il mlnril tlawm, thiiimii. L. /DnPDHOW ,nd have on 7hen you want to >! ,1^1$ $1.00. >ti| ) packets choice Flower Seeds (our ttUetiari), to- ,9 iiclinff WILD G.tRDK.'V SKED8 (a mix tare at 10 varieties of Flower Seeds), for $1.00. I VEGETABLE GARDES FOR $1.00, 1 1 20 pkts. Choice Vegetable Seeds (our sdtctUm'*, . I 1 Including Blip's American Wonder Fea, for fl. '-1 OTH the above for $1.75. Gcdener's Hand flffl ook telling you how to growthem, sent Fr*? with "is. K. bliss & soNSj patents! UNN 4 CO., of the Scizsnnc Axtricxw. eoa- * >39 nno to act as Solicitors for J'ntents, Caveats. Tram. , ; 3$j| arks, Copyrights, for the United Stats*, Canada. I njland, France, Germany, etc. Hand Book upw I stents sent free. Tblrtjr-xeven roars' experience, . Patents obtained through MUNJT&CO. arenotfoe?. I i the Scientific American. the largest, best. iu . I io?t widely circulated scientific paper. C3.20ayear. Weekly. Splendid enpravlnjts and lntemUnc tot'. I >rmatlon. Specimen copy of the HdrailH A? :an sent free. Address MUNNiCtX, SciUHJM ? .BltKIVA*! UUlWTi Ml 0iV/?un?;i *'?? *v.? 'y X KTotice.? I A LL persons indebted to the Into fifrtt *3M of QUABLiCS. A CO. will make .M umediate payment tb me. I T. P. QDABLES. j Jan. V, 1SS4, tf I \IL PAINTINGS, Oil Chronica, Stereo-' M J scoplc Views, StereosroprA,Just rwelved, l J. D. CHALnfiKS & CO. .-iJ Oct. 51, 1S83, tf J_ .. Just Becived. ^ >v|i l NOTHER lot of Orrc.Twyo and Four Hor*?. I \ Wagons, nil Iron Axloa, the hen wil I islpst running Wagons In ihccountry, which I will sell cheap for cut h. * I TIIOS. BEG OS. ^1 Sept 4. 1S83, tf ? >' >*? ~ Collars. X)R mules and horses, that won't hurt IfV : 1 ' fil?n?rlf fltind. ITnve nitr on Ihe domb rute^ that you are to dependent upon. For , ile by THOS. BEQGS. u March 19,1884, tf ' ' Tjkj GLOBE v.| HOT B Ii,q Augusta, Ga. 3 ; RECENTLY RENOVATED and Imroved, with Table of Superior Excel )ncc, offers rtrst class accommodations > Visitors to the city at moderate rates. B. F. Brown, Manager. May 14th. 1384. tf -1, , . * J laving laid in a Large ; ITOCK. of .. . TIN SETS, ;Tul having bought them Very MIEAP we arc now selling ilTCIIEN and HARVEST :iN SETS at $1.00 per Set ' All other Sets chcap ill pro ortion. ' -.,'^1 H. W. Lawson & Co, '-1 Misr-li . :i > /