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1 lie Press and Banner liy Hu^h "Wilson. Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1884. Death from Typhoid Fever. Patterson Fraser, colored, died in a house on the Alston house lot last Saturday of typhoid fever, after an illness of some two weeks, a^ed 23 years. He had been employed to drive Mr. Sign's hearse and was we'll known about here. In his death we are admonished to renewed efforts to prevent the spread of this disease, which, in reality has more terrors for os than Asiatic cholera. Let no II1HI1 lorKUl mat IV|MI-?IU u:\k-i i* um result of cause, mid let no man forget that that cause is too often the use of contaminated water. While we are examining and sweeping the face of our lots that they may present an agreeable appearance to the eye, let us not forget to go even beneath the surface in our effort to prevent the approach of this most dreadful disease. For the benefit of those who may rely too much on the neutralizing effect of lime, we would state that one end of the house in which FRiser died was and has been a room for the storing of lime, and immediately in front of that house perhaps hundreds of barrels of lime had been slaked and put into mortar lor the now hotel now in course of erection. From this it will be seen that disinfectants arc not an infallible safeguard when the cause exists. The house in which Fraser lived, and the well from which these people used water is near to a place which should have had attention years ago?not only from those inore directly interested, but from the town council also. Typhoid fever may be produced very easily. For instance, our neighboring town of Ninety-Six suffered from this disease last year, and upon investigation and after comparing notes, the fever was found to have visited only the houses where rats had been poisoned. The rats had gone into the ceiling and other places before dying, and the offensive smell which they emitted produced the fever in every instance. A damp or wet cellar, a few rotting potatoes or decaying cotton seed in the eloset, or even the lack of sullicieut sunshine and ventilation in any part of the house may bring the disease. Let every man clean his lot, air house, ana give special attention to me wen from which lie uses water. Typhoid lever conios in one of two ways, either from the water which we drink, or in the air which we breathe. It behooves every citiHeu to be on hi* guard, ami our friends in town or country, need not blame Providence if they neglect the well known Jaws of health, and death comes to their doors. Marriage. Mr. John C. Bailey, editor of the Greenville Enterprise and Mountaineer, and Miss Laura (Jaulden of Ninety-Six, were married last Thursday, July 31st, by the ltev. Mr. Lander, ol Williamston, at the home of the bride's father, Mr. John Uaulden, who is one of the most prosperous farmers in that section. The ceremony was performed immediately alter the arrival of the down train, and the bridal party boirded the up train, an hour or two later. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are off on a trip to Asheville and other place* of sight-seeing, and the guests have all returned to the humdrum of daily life. Of the bride and groom we hardly know which to congratulate most. Mr. Bailey's energy and pluck has heretofore enabled him to print one of .tiie best newspapers In the State, and with the assistance of so talented and accomplished a wife as ho has secured, the paper will henceforth be still improved. In that event we believe the reading public of Greenville county are to be congratulated as much as anybody else. Mrs. Bailey had been for several years one of the most successful and highly prir.ed teachers in the YViHiamston Female Col-, lege, and that, institution has lost one of I its main stays. The editor of the Press awl Banner J was present at the wedding, and brings home with him a sweet remembrance of tho pretty guests whom he met. Our Crops. The generous rains which fell in almost! every part of the county list week have ' * revived the sutfering crops and cheered the hearts of despoudinu farmers. While I there are a few exceptions to the rule, yet! the crops of corn which had been planted j on bottom lands have been at- j most totally ruined. The excessive rains i about the first of July in many instances : ruined everj' paiticlcof tho corn, while j small ^portions of this crop escaped: complete ruin. There was only a small, amount of corn planted on upland, but the small area will yield all that the land is capablo of producing under the most favorable circumstances. Tho cotton on! red lands is superb, while the crop which ; was planted in sandv lands is more ori ....,1 I ions iiijuicu cvcij n uric, aiiu in m?ui > 111* > stance's the crops on such lands may be set down as a complete failure. The oat; crop turned out well, despite the rains' and unfavorable circumstances attending; the harvesting. Th6 wheat crop was the1 best that we h?ve had for years, but much ; of it was injured by sprouting. Our lar-; mers, we think, will hereafter cap their! small grain in the shock in the Held, j Grain that was thus protected was noti very much injured. The result ol the whole matter is, that our merchants have credited out as inueh on the crops as it is safe to risk, except in ! exceptional cases. The majority of the} farmers will make enough cotton to pay j out, but laeir food crops will be exceed-1 ingly short in Dece.nber, but many far-; mers have already commenced to sow i, oats for another crop. Bridge Lotting. ? ?--The rebniidingnnd repairing of the va- j rious bridges which were washed away! or injured by the recent freshets have! been let as follows: Martin's Mill bridge to J Taylor $230. j Liddell's bridge to J. Taylor $2(>. Penney's Creek bridge to J. T. Bask in $124. Wardlaw's bridge to Frank Wilson $79. i Davii' bridge to Geo. Wilson $168. Causeway at Dendy's bridge to \V. X. i Ransom $60. Brooks' bridgo to John Brooks $89.50. Link's bridge to George Wilson $!K>. McGaw's bridge to A. T. Brown 870. Short bridge at Black's to James Truitt $40.50. Black's bridge to E. Watson $191. ^ Cannon's bridge to E. Watson $154. | Near Cannon's bridge to J. Truitt $32. ll'horln.i'o ?? nni^'ii o uuujju vn.w. Gully $6.45. Cochran's Mill bridge to Ed. Nicklcs $224. Gray's Creek to Pink McIIwain $30. Job's Creei; to D. C. Calvert $20. Pettigrew's bridge to II. R. Gibert S'220. j Bradley's Mills bridge to H. R. Gibert j $240. Ninety-Six bridge to Henry Purkerson $50. Fair's bridge to R. M. Pratt $31. Turkey Creek bridge to \V. C. R;tsor $39: Broad Mouth bridge to W. A. Kay $300.: Alewino's bridge to J. S. Wilson $70. ! Robertson's brid ,'e to J. S. Wilson $100.! Shaw's bridge to A. V. Rouse $9.2o. Millord's bridge to J. B. Burress $490. { Temperance Meeting: ftt Shiloh. There was a pic nic and temperance ] meeting at Shiloh last Saturday, which : was largely attended. There was a profusion of the good things in the baskets, and the speeches were able and impressive. Worthy Patriarch James W. lluckabee presided, and introduced the speakers in the following order: Prof. George C. Ilodges, of Ninety-Six ; Rev. J. S. Mattison, of Anderson village ; Rev. Dr. W. M. Grier, of Due West; H. G. Scudday, Esq., of Anderson village. The meeting passod off exceedingly pleasant, and nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of any one. About one thousand persons were present, and a grap-beardod candidate says there were more pretty women on the ground than he ever saw at one time. Upper Long: Cane Grave Yard. Persons interested in this cemetery will meet on the grounds to-morrow to clean up and make the grounds more in accord with the requirements of the home of our dead. At this meeting it is also hoped that arrangements may be perfected bv which the grounds may be kept nicely. A sexton will probably bo elected for the purpose of digging the graves and keeping the groundf in order. In connection with this, we would suggest that arrangements be made by which the grave-digger shall also till the grave after the depqsit of the corpse. The practice of calling upon by-standers to do this work is objectionable for more reasons than one?none of which need be mentioned here. The grave yard committee will meet at Mr. W. C. Ben et's office at 4 o'clock this (Wednesday) evening. Death of Miss Douglass. Ono of the saddest deaths which have occurred in this village for a long time was that of Miss Mary Essie Douitlass, a most estimable young lady, who died last Sunday night of typhoid fever, after one week's illness. She was at church on the Sunday night before her death. She died as she bad lived, a sincere Christian, having been called hence after a very short illness. In hor death we aie admonished that in the midst of life we are in death, and that we should also be ready for the dreadful summons. Death of Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. George W. Wilson, nee Miss Mary Fair Marshall, died at Asheville, N. C., at 1 o'clock Sunday night, after a protracted illness. Although the event was not unexpected, it creates a natural sorrow and sympathy in the hearts of a large circle of friends. The deceased was a daughter of the late Hon. Foster Marshall, ol AfTbeville, and had resided -in Florida since her marriage, about eighteen months ago, until failing health induced her to seek recuperation at Asheville. MtfMHiflMMUiMBafca . ? J T^m<i i n ?w*Ywnrau , Meeting at Moutery. There was a meeting of the citizens of M on lory neighborhood near Mr. Edwin Calhoun's dwelling on ypst<*riluy, to! which some eight or ten candidates went. Messrs. F. A. Conner, R. R. Hemphill,! K. <?. (Jraydon, W. A. Moore, O. I*. Haw-1 tliorne, J. Parks, .J. L. Robertson, James .-v. Mcl'ord, James L. Lessly, W. j 1 I . Mann, are r-ported t > us as liavingj made speeches. M r. James S. Perrin in-' troduced the speakers in the most happy ' manner. There was a pay barbecue din-j . ner for the benefit of the Roeky River j Church, which realized for this good purpose something over a hundred dollars.! Quitea number ?>f persons wero there; from this village, and we regret that wej . could not attend ourself. Old Rocky River has a warm place in our heart. The Meeting at Hodges. The biggest meeting of the campaign was held at Hodges on Friday hist. A free barbecued dinner was furnished to j everybody. Quite a number of ladies! j were present. The Congressional and ! (county candidates made speeches. Some of them gained groudd, but somej others wee not so fortunate. Our peo-' | pie who attended this meeting speak of it I in the highest terms, and all were delight- < j ed. A Candidate in Affliction. Mr. Lewis Parker, son of \V. 11. Parker, Km)., candidate for the Legislature, j | is in (-ashier's Valley, lying at the point j j of death with typhoid fever. Ilis father! (wis railed to his bedside last Wednes! day, and lienec his absence from the re-j cent meetings in the campaign. The hist j Iadvices from Mr. Lewis Parker was less ; favorable to the patient, and his people have the greatest fears as to the result. The Abbeville High School. The Board of Trustees met Monday ; niirht and elected teachers for another year, as follows: Junius E. Leigh, of Richmond, Va., Principal; Miss Helen j Yonng, of t'amden, and Miss Nannie White, of Abbeville, assistant teachers. There were some thirty applications for' the Principal's place, and about the same I number for the Jther places. Worth Appreciated. Mr. J. Y. Jones of our own has received appointment from the (Jreonwood, ! Laurens and Spartanburg Railroad, as j commissary, and keeper of the time, tor j the hands which now compose the con-1 jstruetion force on thnt road, lie is in ev: erv way worthy and deserves to have a j j good position. Blown Down. The new dwelling house of Mr. II. P. Galphin, of Ninety-Six, was blown down ]' on the 31 st of July. The frame had been | put tip. Some of the weather-boarding!] had been put on, and the roof had been | i put on. Thixwill entail considerable loss j io *nr. uaipuin. ; Death of the Best Negro in Abbeville.) Robert Harris, one <?f the oldest and miost reliable colored men in this town, i died last ""day, after a lingering ill- J UL'?vvili?i funeral was preached vester- j day evening at tlie colored Methodist ! ehurch, and the old inan was laid away to j rest. Peace to his ashes. Public Meetings. We have had no regular programme for conducting this campaign, and we think I tho awkwardness of the situation is ap- , I parent to all. When we shall enter upon | another campaign, we hope tne County ' \ Club may arrange a programme, and an- ' ; nounce tiie same. ' The old trick of slandering a candidate on the eve of election seems to have been resorted to already. We say to the voters ; that there is not ono word of truth in any I one of the evil reports which are now beting circulated. Thoy arc falsehoods out [of the whole cloth, and should have no I force with*any man of sufficient intelligence to cast a Vote. Humors come to the | village of damaging reports being cireu lateu in Uie country against nearly every man who has any chance of hii election, and without being authorized to speak ' for auv one of the candidates, we pro- | nouncc the whole batch utterly and absolutely false?the voter may suspect the motive or the gullibility of any man who * speaks evil ot a candidate just before an t election. A. E. Rogers is ordering his fall stock J of goods from the North, East and West- i ern markets, and will continue to do so t as long as they have warehouse room 1 to store them in. They will ship goods direct from their different markets to any dep;?t in the up-country, and sell at same prices delivered that they sell at in Abbeville. Parties who wish to buy can select from samples any goods wanted, and .Mr. Rogers will sell them delivered at their nearest depot. Look out lor their { North, East and Western advertisement next week, I ean not get any good flour. I have tried all the different brands! Oh ! for some real nice flour. All right my friend, just drop in at Rogers wholesale store and ask for a biand of patented flour called "Peace Maker." If it d^es not give satisfaction reiurn it, and Mr. Rogers will make you a present of a r.ew hat. Mr. Rogf-rs is just introducing this flour in this market and has sample packages of 24 and 49 pounds, and will sell them at barrel prices to introduce it. Wiil sell this flour delivered at any depot in the up-country at Abbeville prices. This bridge at Morton's mill was a theme for discussion by the County Commissioners on Monday. The great im- , portanee of this bridge to the traveling ^ public was fully appreciated by them, and it was deckled to build a first-class bridge, one which will do credit to the county instead of the picnyj.nish affair that has hitherto boon almost as much a man-trap as a convenience. The public will appreciate this proper regard for their interest ami safety, and will uphold the Commissioners* hands in this action, r The County Commissioners heard ar guments />ro and con, last Monday, on ? tlie petition for a now road in the Monterey section leading toward Rocky River / church. Tho matter was referred to Com- <? missioner Mattison to view the route of 11 the proposed road and report with such recommendation as he thinks best at the next meeting of the Hoard. Evkry farmer?rich or poor, black or white?should raise a mule colt. Fall colts are more desirable than Spring colts. The Fall colt lives all Winter on its t mother's milk, and is turned to grass in 1 Spring. A spring colt lives as the Fall .j colt does for six months, and is then forced to live on dry food during the cold ^ inclement weather. The people wore good to us last Sale- 1 day. One visitor left a package of towels on our table, and another furnished us y with all the ruta baga seed that we need. > As there aro no names on these articles 1 we do not know to whom we are indobt- * ed for the kindness, and we take this ' method of returning our thanks for the same. ' Voters should put on their tickets the * whole n.tme of tho candidates for whom I { they wish to vote. The friends of Mr. ti. j i Henry Moore, of Abbeville, wl.o is a can- j didato for County Commissioner, will I please remember this. Those ballots { which have not his full name will be thrown out at the counting. The colored base ball club of Ander- j son will come to Abbeville next Friday ; to play a match game with the colored 11 club at Abbeville at one o'clock. The game will take place at the Fair Grounds, and everybody is expected to attend, j The Anderson boys had better look out. t Abbeville plays a good game. As a matter of economy to the candi- i dates and of convenience to thevoters.it 1 has been suggested that, after the election J j next Saturday, all surplus tickets should I j i be turned over to the managers of the ] second primary election which takes jl place on Saturday, the 16th instant. Mack Reed, of Georgetown who was convicted of stealing chickens from a hen | coop, and sentenced '\y Judge Aid rich to , imprisonment for life, has been pardoned by the Governor, after having been in tho penitentiary sixteen mouths. . Tiie oat straw of this crop has been i [ generally ruined. Don't let a big pile of lit rot about your premises to breed ty-j phoid fever. Bettor burn it, or throw It'. j where it may do some good and no harm, j Judoe Lyon lost his arm at Atlanta. | He was a member of the 19th S. C. V. and j went through many a hard-fought battle, and was always at "the place of duty, unj til a Yankee bullet took off his arm. The presence of Miss KittiePerrin and Mr. Patterson Wardlaw, of Abbeville, and Misses Hello and Mary Miller, of \ Due West, are noted at the Teachers' Institute, by tho Spartanburg Herald. The painting of the handsome new church at Due West has been awarded to the Messrs. Jones Brothers, who will ( igive them the handsomest job of painting in the up country. Aftkr a few more patients have been ! laid in the tomb under a new fangled ' practico, it is to bo hoped that a return will bo made to good old fashioned ortho-1 dox practice. Thk work on the Greenwood, Laurens and Spartanburg Kailroad progresses. The track has now been laid to Simms' j Cross Roads, or within two miles of the i river. i Those who may be interested in Sharon grave yard are requested to meet at that place on Thursday, tho 14th instant, for ; the purpose of clearing the grounds. Tit o ninn Hinc witlinnf niH nn I inquest is hold over the body to ascertain i tho cause, but when Doctors have been! called in tlic inquest is unnecessary. Every man we meet wants to know | | who is to be elected to tho Legislature, while nobody believes that anybody will | ;| be elected County Commissioner. Mu. Thomas C. I'krjun*, who has been quite sicK for two or three weeks is now on the mend. With good luck he will be f on the streets again in a few days. 1 A protraci'ku'meeting will begin at 1 Kehobotb, North lCdgelield Circuit, on the '! Third Sunday in August, and will con tin* ue till Friday following. - - \ \'<r i-?r >;? artyva?tf>Wg aar~**n urni'M nil ** .ds.-aft** Mn. McMeiithy, tlio father-in-law to! Mr. M. Erwin, and Miss Sallie Erwin, j returned from Ireland a few days ago. | Mr. MoMertry will probably make this] his permanent homo We infer from a recent editorial in the dror.nviUc AVmvc, that Col. V. W. M(-Master is not the first choice of that paper for Congressman from that District. Kemaukaw.e Talent. ? We notice that an artist recently painted a good picture of a little girl with no other sight of her than a little roll of her hair. Theiik has been considerable fatality among the line cows of this vicinity during the summer. This is strange as they, are seldom pliysiced. Every farmer who can do so, should j fence more pasture land. Pasture land iSj worth nearly as much as the rent of the j cultivatablc land. | Ai.Tiioroii Miss Morse is very low' with typhoid fever, yet the symptoms are better, and ho;>cs are entertained of her recovery. Don't be in too great a hnrrv to sow oats. Wait a few days. After the middle of August is safer than earlier. IT is sojourn on Little Mountain seems to have improvoil his health. Wk had the pleasure of a hasty meeting with some of our good friends at Ninety-Six last Thursday. Mrs. J as. M. Eason, Jr., of Charleston, ison a visit to her lather and mother, j Dr. ami Mrs. Gary. It is generally conceded that wo sutler more from impure water than from any j other cause. Two Congressional candidates are supposed to be in the neighborhood of Seneca ! city. Thk frame work to support the roof of! the new hotel is being placed in position. J Thkkk is money in raisins; colts. If yon don't believe it, try the experiment.! Dr. Lowry has just returned from ai visit to home folks in York county. JrnoK Cotiiran isat home, and wason j the public square on Monday. L. W. Smith, Esq., returned from1 Cashier's Valley yesterday. Examink your wells. Eiltli naturally ' gravitates to low places. NoTHINO will pay as well as a pasture j fence. Sow barley after the first of Septcm- ! ber. Pi?ant barley patches for your stock. I Ai.r, the candidates are to be elected, j liio meeting at Monterey yesterday. i i>...... ..?it IV.1 II VUIU Sow turnips. Ik you want a nice fan at Now York cost, go to Cunningham A: Tcmpleton. If you want good now crop turnip seed go to Smith it Son. Buist's new crop turnip seed for sale by i Smith tfc Son. DUCTUS. At Abbeville, August 3th, issJ, Mrs. A. W.' Tones, a sou, At Abbeville, August Jd, ISM, Mrs. H. W\ Luwson, a son. ' i ALL public highways hi Ahbevllle county j mi.st be properly worked and put in Rood ; irdcr bv the 13th day (if SKl'TKMMKR next. Township Supertntendonts and Uoad Over-i iptjrs will take due notice and iiovern thein ielve* accordingly. The law will be strictly ! nfurced against delinquents. CJ. M. MATTLSON, W. T. COWAN, J. II. BULLOCK, County Commissioners. A iiit.icI ft IWttt .It ATTENTION! | STONE MASONS jEALED proposals will he received until 3 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, lS*t. for mildinga STONE PIER under Cade's Lower! dill Bridge. Specltications may l>e seen 011 j tppli'*ation to the Clerk of the Board. Th;> I cnt,-act will l>e let- to the must acceptable >idd':r, reserving the riuiit to reject any or all >lds. Bund and security will be required. *ioposals should be ielt with Mr. .1. C. Klugh, Jlerk of Board, on or before the above date. JOIIX JR. BULLOCK, County Commissioner. August G, 1V84,3t Searles Bridge jEAT.ED proposals will be received at this > i.iHee until THURSDAY, AUGUST 2^th. S-'-J, fur building a bridge at Searlcs Mill. The ! on tractor to build a good and substant ial irldge cither across the pond or below the lain according to specifications to be furnishdwltli ills bid, and to warrant the same for Ive years. The work must be completed by he 1st of OCTOBER next. Bond with seeuriy will be required. The right is reserved to . eject any or all bids. By order of the Board. JAMES C. KLUGII. ' Clerk B. C. C. \ August 6, ISfvl, 3t i State of South Carolina,' County of Abbeville. IX THE PRORATE COURT. n re est of John Giles, Deceased, Wm. A. , Giles Administrator.?Petition for Settlement and Discharge. J PAKE notice that Wm. A. Gl'es as Admin- i I t Tutor of the estate of John Giles de- t eased lias applied to be released from said rnst: It is ordered that Saturday, the 30th day of uscust next be fixed for settling the said state and granting a discharge to the Ailfiinistrator. < J. FULLER LYON. . Judge Probate Court. July 31, ISM. Atlantic Coast Line. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Wii.mington, N. C., July 10th, 1S84. I New line p.etween Charleston ' nd Columbia and Upper South Carolina. GOING WEST. ' .cave Charleston, S. C S 11 ft m ,eave Lanes, S. C 9 55 a m ? ,eaveSumter, S. c? 11 I-a m t arrive Columbia, S. C 12 % p m f irrive Winnsboro, S. c, - 31 p ni I Lrrive ("iiesler, s. C 3 45 p m i Irrive York vide, S. (' 5 35 p m t mi ve Lancaster, S. C 6 P ni .< arrive Rock ilill.s. C., 5 <<J i> ni . Vrrive Charlotte, N. C., 6 15 p m GOING EAST. Arrive Charleston. S. C., 9 55 p m Arrive Lanes, S.C., S 11 p ni Vrrive Sumter, S. C B 55 p ni ,eave Columbia, S. C., 5 30 p in . .cave Winnsboro, S. C., 3 4S p in .eave Chester, S. ('., 2 11 p iii .cave Yorkville, S. C. 1 00 p in .eave Lancaster, S. C., 9 00 p m .cave Rock Hill, S. C 2 00 p in . .cave Charlotte, N. C., 1 00 p ni i GOING WEST. I Vrrive Newberry, S. C 2 55 p m Vr'ive Greenwood, S. C. -1 53 p m Vrrive Laurens, S. C., 7 'iO p ni Vrrive Anderson, S. C., C 5S p m . Vrrive Green trilie, s. c., 7 50 p ni Vrrive Waliialla, S. C X 53 p m Vrrive Abbeville.S. C., < 3n p in ] Vrrive Spartani>unr. S. C. 5 37 p in Vrrive Hendersonville, N. C. 9 30 p in GOING EAST. ,eave Newberry, S. C., 3 11 pm'| .cave Greenwood, S. C 12 50 p m i, ?,eave Laurens. S. C 9 15 a m ! Leave Anderson, S. c? 10 15 am, Leave Greenville, S. C., 9 55 a m | Ijcave Waliialla, S. <:., ,"'.i no a in ! | Leave Abbeville.S. C 11 30 a m ! i Leave Spartanburg. S. C 11 SO a in !, Leave liendersonvllle. N. C.,... 8 00 a in | Solid trains between Charleston and Colum- < da,s. C I I. F. DIVINE, T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Sup't. Gen'l Pass. Agent. nun. MAJ. H. 6. ZEIGLER. Four reasons for voting for him : 1st. He is the best man in the county. 2d. He Is the bravest man in the county. 3d. He is as true as steel to his party. 4th. He is the most deserving man. So let her roll. By an Ex South Carolinian, i a, member of ("apt. Zelgler's company, now a resident of Alabama. lilllii, DUE WEST, S. C. The forty-fifth session of this: Institution opens on the first Monday In October. The Faculty is complete. Thorough College course. Preparatory Department in charge of a Tutor. Mr. L. P. Kennedy. Entire expenses for the year about SltJO. ?tr Apply for Catalogue to \V. M. OUIER, President. July 30,1881, lm N otice. Store House and Lot for Sale I FRONTING ON MAIN STREET. HOUSE . 5c feel by 20. Lot Situated rlirlit In liusiness cei'! : eof town of Due West. For terms apply Immediately to K. S. GALLOWAY', Due West, S. C. July 16,1881, If PATTERSON'S BRIDGE, ! ^EALED PUOPOSAT.S for ro-hiiil?linsr t 1 i will Ih: ri'Loiv?Ml till MONDAY,; AUGUST 18lh,lRSI. Kifi'ii hid inuft l>?; iiccoiii-; |tnnicil wnli Hit* bidilL-r's own xpocllicatlons; lor a llrsl-cliis't l?i*l?i^?- 011 tli?? plan i?l" tin; olil: oiio. The<,onl.rii<-t'>r\vlll hcallowcil to use th?j I i in hers of M ?> i >! I bill Il'c anil :il so I lit* ol<l I i in- ' lit rs of lJrartley's .Mills ISr'dgo, <?> fur as suitali U*. The con tract will lie let to the most a<v ' eentable bidder. limnl and security will In;' required. Tin' riirlit is reserved in reject any I or all Wits-. Proposals should I if left, with Mr. J. f. Klugh, I'lprk of the Hoard, on or before the above date. JOHN ft. BULLOCK, County Commissioner. Julyso, is*!, :it Tlia Georgia Pacific Railway.' NEW SllDUT 1.1X15 VIA Atlanta, Ga., and Birmingham, Ala. ?Tl> IMLXTS INi I.AMAMA. MHsIssMM'I, LOUISIANA.; i\ Arkansas. I'exas and the Wist and, Norlhwesi. The favorite route in the World's i Fair, New Orleans, l.a. ('oinnieneiii^ Hec.lM, Insi. li mbic daily trains?with elegant sleeping e..irs altaehed? for wlile'i tile low rate of SI.Vii for eaeli section is e'uirued. The lowest s eeping rar rates in die United States. Kcrths seen red 10 days in ad x a nee. 41/)* Sre that your tickets read from Atlanta via the Oeoigia l'.ieilie luiilway and liirmingliam. Ala. For tui titer Information write to, or eat! on Ai.F.X. s. THWKATT. Traveling 1'ass, nuer Ayent, Atlanta, U:i. I,. S. lUtoWN, ( I'lii'i'ai l'as'cnger Atrent, iiirminghani, Ala. I. Y. S.ViK, (!-nerai Superintendent. ISiriniti^hniii, Ala. Turnip Seed! Flat Initeli, I'otneranean (<lo!i<\ While Nor*, folk, SoutItem Seven Top, Large lion* over. Yellow Ahenleeiii Aniher (ilohe, audi i Hwisl's Improved Yellow lluta I5.n?a. All to he had at SMITH & SON'S. | July ::o, ISM, if Remember This !; ONK IVlt.l.AK f'ASII will liuy 11 pounds granulated suirar. One dollar easii will buy ll'.j pounds A su* j sra r. ?'!! U"l lill rilMI Mill 1111,1 l_ One dollar cash will buy l'J}t pounds yellow i sufitr At PARKER & HILL'S. ! i July :n, Inm, tf ] rr run Aiun Asrenls wnnfAl fnrnuLLL V El L A 1J U then tic en i til 111 nt his life, written ill his own home, with lii< ; crat I'>11 si ml a.-si?tance, by the renowned (Jood-, (iooilrisi'li. I.sirjtest, cheapest, handsomest,: best. Klesjantly Illustrated. (Josts more per j copy to manufacture than theothcr lives that, i arc sold tor twice lis price. Outsells all others ' ten to one. (iiieof our agents made a profit of: over S.-.0 the llrst day. A harvest ol gold will j be realized by every worker. All now Ue?ln- : tiers succeed jrrandly. Terms free, and tliej Most lilieral ever ottered. Save valuable time, by s-Midltiticents /or postage, etc.. on free > outfit, which includes lar.-e prospectus book. : Act quickly; n day ill the start is worth a; week ai the finish. It. IIAMjKTT ?V Co., i July W, IS*I, tf I'ottland, Maine.' Farm for Sale. ! MRS. K. J. TKIHIU/K "rters for sale?until S. til. l-t. l.-SI?her VAI,rAlli.K KAlt.M. ! si Mint *<! ncai' St i ;re v i 11 >, on Hot-Icy Hiver, In , Anderson county, Said I'arm contains :!10 ACltKS, uond dwelling, two tenant, houses, till j necessary oulbuihlinus.nud in a high state of; <-nl:ivatioii. Said place Is watered liy First | creel; and other branches. Address, Store-' vllie I\O..S. Jnly Si. iss-i, ::t " * I TO THE i Lowest Bidder THK HriM>IXf{ OF STONK PIKHS under Cade's I.owei" Mill IJridae will no lei to thei lowest acceptable bidder on TIIl'HSIiAV, .\U<?l'ST It, lsSt, at the bridge at eleven i i>'cloet? A. M. Specifications may be seen on application to Mr.Kliigli, Clerk of the Hoard, at Abbeville, S. C. JOHN R. BULLOCK, County Commissioner. July ?!, IKS.'!, It THIS IjITTIjK ij QUEEN SEPARATOR i . 11 TIIF. r.rrn.F. Ql'KKN has thirty-six square foot, of screens, properly arranged lor all < kinds'of train and xniss set.ds, etc., and will i ;i jim*f uit'iiii ami >?'j?.iiiiit: ?? n?*ai, j vrt.-. ISoiujs, llarley, Corn, Illicitwheat. Kye, Flax seed, i'lover, Timothy and Orchard (trass, '. Itlee, Coll'ee, and all other grains an<l seeds. W'c i-l.'i i m thai it. is tlx- JIKXT MA ('II INK ever; jflered to Farmers, (iruin iKuier.s nm! Kt-eds-' i nfii. ' It will separate ul! kinds of filth, foreign ' rmrtielcsnnd interior and undeveloped grains ! ind seeds, such as Oats, Hurley, I{;.? , Client, s While Cups, Wild onions, Simil, Cockta and ill lonl stulF thai may trow with any kind of. | train or seed. This valuable machine Is the ( inly perfect (Srader In use; and this til el ( iiiikcs it of ureal service to the Knriner when J le is preparing his seed for .sowingor for the n i 11. !/ LITTLE QUEEN will separate .in P.USII- t ',I,s Dcr hour. It isoneof t.ie most eotnpielc <!%I\\ KATOItK that has ever been on the!! 11:11 Is(M. 1'rlce S.'i'l. I am acting as agent for h his county. Call and see it work. A. E. ROGERS. I July 2?, ISPS, If , State of South Carolfna, Abbeville County. 'robatc Court.?Citation for Letters of Ail-' < niiiiistratloii. 5v J. Fi'j.i.kk Lyon, Esq., Pkoiiatk JrnriK:, [ la/HKHEAS, Mrs. Edna J. C'ox, has niadn ' VV suit to me, to fruitt her Letters of Ad-I 11111 ist rat ton of the Kstato and cllects of E:l-1 vln Cox latent' Abbeville County, deceased. Theses are therefore, to cite and admonish j ill and singular the kindred and creditors of] hi* Kitid 1?\lvvin I'iiy ilH*i*!ispif Ihiif. thev he md appear before ine, in the Court of Pro-> r Mite, to be held at AblievilleJ C. II., on Tups- 1 s lay the Mil day of August issi after publica* t ion hereof, atII o'clock in the forenoon, loj show cause if any tliey have A'hy the said! Vtlmlnisir.dioii should not he grained. Given under my band and seal. this 22nd! day of July in the year of our Lord one! , thousand eisrht hundred and eighty-four j and In the 1'Wlh year of American Independence. I ? Published on the S'.td day of.Inly isp| In he J-rvsn it in I /hunter and on the Court House j loor for the time required h.v law. J. MTIXKlt I.YnN, Judge Probate Court, i July 23, ItvSI. 2t If State of South Caiolina, ; 'i County Abbeville. I'robatc Court.?Citation for Letters of Ad-;, ministration. fly J. FtTi.t.kk Lyon, Esq., Piioiiatk Jcwjk: j WIIKit 1"'AS. \V. C. Belief, Ksq? has made Kill! to me, to grant him L.-ttersoi Ad[iiin!stralion of the Kslate and etl'ects of W. | [\ Norwood, SI. I)., late of Abbeville County, J leceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonish i ill and singular the kindred ami creditors of the said W. C. Norwood deceased, that they I be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro-1 bate, to la? bclil Jut Abbeville C. II., on Tues-, ' lay the f?th of August 1-vS] after publication | , liereof, at II o'clock in the afternoon, to show j rause if any they have, why the said Admin-; 1st ration should not be granted. Given under m.v hand and seal, lhis2'2ud day of Iuly in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four and In the lO'.ith year of American Independence. Published on the 2:5rd day of July issi in: the J'rrtt.1 and liminrr and oil the Court House j . iloor lor (lie time require*I i?y law. i i J. 1 TLt.KK I-YON, > Judge Probate Court. July St, 18*1. lit IMPORTANT Reduction in Passenger Rates! < Pout Uoyai. <fc Acccsta IIaiiavay Co.") GK.nkkai. I'asskntjkis I)ki'ahtmknt, > Al'<;i;.sta, Ua? July !>lh, l?si.) C/OMMKNCING SUNDAY, JULY i:*.th j round trip tickets will be sold oti Sundays be- j t ween all stations on this Hallway,at FOUR (I) ('KNTK per mile lirst-class. and TI1KKK AND TIIRKK-Q,'.'ARTKR CV^i CKNTS pe.mile second class. These tickets will not be food lor return passageuuless presented on or before noon of Monday following date of sale. .IAS. s. DAY ANT, (J. P. A. W. F, SIIKLLMAN, Tralllc Manager. July 10,1.SSI, It Low Rates of Fare To Eastern Cities, From greewood, S. O. by Steamer via Port Royal, Charleston and Savannah. To New York &I2 50. To New York and return.. (Mi. To Boston ?22 50. To Boston and return ? "!> 00. These rates include meals and sleeping' berths while on ship. Board and faro J are much lower, therefore, than by rail routes. For sailing days of Steamers and other, information, address i J. F. DAVIS, Agent Groenwoori. j J. S. i>. Davant, <?. r. A. Augusta, j | July 9th, 1581. It , ?>; . ; , v a -c~'^ CANDIDATES. FOIC COUNTY TREASURER.. J A CARD. T heivby respectfully submit my mime to the Democracy of Abbeville (Ytnniy for endorsement lo'r iv-appolniinent us bounty Treasurer at the primary election on the 9!h of August. 1 will abide the result of said election, imtl if successful pledge myself lo a coniiuuei! fail!.fill discharge of the duties of the ollice. * J. V. l'KRRIN. FOR AUDITOR. CARD, In accordance with a resolution of the County Club, [ cheerfully suhiuit my name to 11it- Democratic voters of the County for etidorsenu iu as Couuty Auditor, ] wlllabitf> the decision of the Democratic p:ir'.V, and I recutuiiiended will give, in the future as in tin1 past; my whole time to the faithful dls charge of thcdutiis of the oilier*. .?. T. PAcJ k's. We ate atithori/ed toaituoiince C-ipf. It. .1. Kt>BKICT.-?<?N oi 'l'roy as a candidate foi Coil illy Auditor. \Vr> are an'hori/.cd to announce T>AVfP CI{.\ WKt>i;i) as a candidate for <"->unly Auditor. CLEItK OF COURT. Wo am authorized to iinnoiuicc Caitian JOHN M. COt'illtAX of IHk'Wcki, us a candidate for Cleric of the Court. * M. (i. ZFItil.FK, nnr present Clerk Of Court is named for re-election by a citizcti of Abhovillo County. * FOR PROBATE JUDGE. Tito in mi y friends nf THOS. ,f. GRIFFIN of Bradley, be-* leave to place his name heforo tin* peonle of Abbeville Comity, as a candidate for tlie otlici! oi Judge of Probate. Wo ill''1 authorized to announce .finite J. Fl'U.KIt l.VoN as a candidate for re-election to the otllce of Probate Judge. FOR SHERIFF. The many Friends of J. F. C. 1)1 *PUF. respect'u!!y announce hlin as a Candidate for ro-ch-etion to the ?")I?Ic-r- of Slierill. Suiiject to [lie action of the Democratic I'arty. * We are autliori/.ed to anr.onnee Col. <i. Mel). MILLKIt as a candidate for Slieritl". * We are authorized to announce Capt. F. W. It. NANCK as a candidate for rshcrirt. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. The friends of DAVID 11. PFXNY annonnc" Mm as a candidate for the otllce of School Commlssloner at tiie cntnini; election? suhject to the siction ot the Democratic party. ? We nre authorized to nniiomtce Mr. JAMKS I,. I.Kssi.Y as a candidate for School Commissioner. The friends of Capt. SAMUEL J. IIF.STER respectfully iinnoiince him as a candidate for Sellout Commissioner. * C.KOIKiK C. IIOIXiKS is hereby nnnonneed as a Candidate for tli? Otllce of School Commissioner. * We arc authorized to announce CAPT. F. r'i\v ,\^ Jis ;i coiiMHiiiur mi imitxnuu m nic OMlco of School (!oain?is<ionorj * FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. W" aro authorized to nnnnnnop Capt. .T. II. jONKS as a candidate for County Coiiunls81 < HUT. * The friends of K. Y. SIIEPPARP, announce tiiin as a candidate for County Commissioner. Wc aro authorized to announce I lie name of (J. HHXRY MHOHK, of Abbeville, as a candidate lor County Commissioner. Wo arc authorized to nnnoitno'* JOHN C. POCCLASs Its a candidate for County Commissioner. We arc authorized to announce Mr. P. Ti. SMITH as u candidate for County Commissioner. We are authorized to announce Mr. J. ,T. II< illTON as a candidate for County Commissioner. We aro authorized to announce Mr. JAMES A. MrCOKDasa candidate tor County Com-j missioiier. * j We aro authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM WILSON of the Western side of the County for County Commissioner. ? Pit. 0. I\ HAWTHORN Js Iterehy announced as a candidate for Cotinty Commissioner at the enstilmr election, sut)Jeet to the action of the Democratic primaries. * We are authorized to annonnce Cai*t. W. p MANX, of Mountain View, as a candidate for County Commissioner. We aro authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM RILEY. of Mairnoliti, as a candidate for Comity Commissioner. Wo are authorized to an''onwc Mr. W. T. | COWAN as a eandMate f??r reelection to the, otiico of Coulity Commissioner. The many friends of .IAS. L. Ror.EKTSOX, rospoetfnlly announce him as a candidate for the oliice of County Commissioner at the' ensuing election. Subject to the action of the primary. The friends of JOHN R. IIULLOCJC noml nato him for re-election to the otlice of County j Commissioner. Subject to theactlou of the Democratic Tarty. Th<' -many friends of CHARLES M. CALIIi ill V \\ftr lonve In liomhiule Iiini for CoilliLV I Commissioner. * FOll TIIE LEGISLATURE. j Wo arc authorized to announce W. K.I III.AhKtis si candidate for the Legislature. The friends of ROIIERT H. IIEMPIIILT.! innounee liim as a (Modulate lor the House of. Itepreseutative?. He will abide then-suit of: Ihe primary elections, and support the noml*' uccs of the Deuujcsiitic party. ? | We n'e authorized to annonncp Dr. J. R! MOsEi-EY as u candidate for the Legisia- j litre. * i Many friend* authorize us tn announce T. I-'. KILEY of (iivenwood as a eannidute for he Legislature. * The I>onaldsvlllc Cnb pre-ent the name of 'apt. O. M. M.MT1SUN as a candidate for he Legislature. We are authorized to announced Captain1 IOIIX K. liRADLEY us a candidate lor the j legislature. Ma.i. .1. K. VAXOE. of Troy. I? hereby an><>u )<*? I as a candidate for the Legislature.' \lii.ev(!villi: County sent hint lo the Hons*- in I ii< youth, and found In Idm a faithful servant ind" true reprc-sentative. Let her try him! 'gain. * | We are authorized to announce WM. II.. WRKKR, l-:s?i. as a candidate for re-election | o the House of Representatives, at the next .ieneral Election. We are authorized to announce Colonel F" ; \. C()XXOR as a candidate lor the Legislii urr. * ; The friends o( Capt. W. A. MOORE, an I lounco him as a candidate for election to a leatln the next House of ltcpresentuivcs. ?i KM.IS (i. (JRAYDON Is hereby announced is n candidate forllic I.estl.slaturo at theen-l mins election. He will abide Hie result o-; lie primary election, ami support (lie uoinlf icesol the Democratic parly. * foil COIlONElt. We nrn authorized to announce JAJfKS A. iUIM.riO as a candidate for re-election of 'oroner. We are authorized to announce C'HAUI.KS ). AI-I.KN ok a candidate for Coroner ol Abicvllle County. Notice. A 1,1/ persons Indebted to the late firm of f\ QCAKLKS ik CO., must without fail nake immediate settlements with the underiL'ned.or they will find their notcsandacouuts in the hands of an attorney for suit. T. P. QUARLES. Feb. 0,1S8-I, tf 41 f INPOW and Picture Glass all sizes, by j ? > t lie box. dozen, or piece. Any size glass I :an be had that is wanted, also putty, at J. 1). CJIaI.MKits ?C CO, Oct. SI, 188.1, tf This is the Place I'O get your Saddles, Harness and Trunks, repaired, at short notice and on reasona>le terms. T1IOS. BKUUS. .March l'.?, 18*4, tf W.M. II. PARKKU W. C. McCiOWAN. PARKER&McG0WAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ABBEVILLE, C. II., S. C. UT II.I< pmcliec nl?o in the Circuit Conrtsoi ' I* /* ! ' ?i 111 ,?1 Wt'itnt fi?r vin n t \\ ^urnli MIL* Jan tV'wsO." J PERRIN & COTHRAN, .Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILiIjK, S. C. PARLOR SUITES. | X spun Silk and Plush, this suit Is the 1 latest stylo, and very pretty, no two pieces n the suit the same. One lllack Mohair suit rood style and durable, at J. 1J. CHALMERS A CO. Oct. :si,;iss:;, tr A. E. Rogers. WHOLESALE Commission Merchant, Broker and COLLECTOR. DEALER IN CORN. FLOUR. MEAL, MEAT 1IA.MS, LAHl?, SUGAR, COFFEE, Ml)LASSES AND GRITS. Any poods not In slock will be ordered roinptly when desired. 1 buy and sell on commission nil floods POT CASH on delivery. [April 10,18*1 - Due West FEMALE COLLEGE. XT EXT SESSION BEGINS MONDAY OC17 lOBEH fttti. Number pupils past year, 1ST. Number teneliers, 12. Ten pianos in constant use. Facilities in French, Music and palntlntr unsurpassed. W bole cost ol lizard and ri!?ul:ir liiliion f.>r year ?l(>5 int. For catalogue, apply lo Hie President. J. P. KENNEDY. July utb, IK'I. tf Use Darby's courli drops, they will bo found useful in roliovinjr all diseases of the throat and lun^s, and in valuable for public, speakers and singers. Sold by SpeoJ ?fc Lowry. A HOME FOR SALE. A HANDSOME COTTAGE-FIVE ROOMS ?newly l>mlt?in jilwiSHnt locality?nil neoessury out-houses?^nrdrn spot and everything necessary tor comfort of family. Price moderate. W. P. WARDLAW. July 80, lSSI.Hiu CI^CI^N'A.TI REPOSITORY ABBEVILLE, S. C. I)ERSONS \VAntjn G ]_ WAGON'S, mrotiiKH, IIARXE.SS, Willi's. HALTERS, i?i*ogV cushions, AXLE GliEASK, PLOW (SEAK, HIKING ItlUDLKS. iiamb stririos. &ci, Will do well to chII befol-e ptlrclmslng, ns I will ntit be undersold. THOS. BEGGS. fl.March M, 1S}?, tf Marble Works. \I71". haveon luinil twelve beautiful Cottage \V Monuments. Will be sold very low. The styles the best In the Uj) Country, half of them direct Importation from Italy. A complete line ot J lend Stones from SI .50 toS'2.00 per foot two Indies thick. The two Inch stock is lower limn Is sold in the up country tor same quality of marble, at J. D. CHALMERS Marble Ynfd. Sept. 10,1>>SI, tt MEDICAL CARD. DR. L. T. HILL HAVING sold his lntcrest;in thedrug store, will devote his entire attention to the ! Practice of his Profession. i OFFICE in rear of Speed it Lowry's Drug ;Store. At night may he found at the Uowic House. Dec. lit, 18.il. Something New Uunder the Sun. I WILL he ready on ant] after the 1st of March to do any REPAIRING which i may he wanted lo your SADDLES and JIAK1 NESS. Don't postpone the mutter too 1 long. The cyclone may couio nlonj;. He I ready Or the emergency THOS. BEGGS. Feb. 27th, 1SSL tf bridge Notice. rpiIE CONTRACT for rebuilding bride at 1 Lower Turkey Creek will be let at bridge : on the 21st ot July, at 11 o'clok, a. in. | And rebuilding bridge across Iirend Mouth I Creek near M. Erwlus, on the 'i.'nd Instant at ! 11 o'clock, a. iu. | Specifications Klvnn on (lny of letting. J i Uonii and sccurlety will bo required. G. M. MATTISON, County Commissioner. I July l6t. 1SSI. 3t :State of South Carolina, Abbeville Coucty. IN THE COMMON FLEAS. Rennett Reynold, Jr., & Co. Plaintiffs, vs. J. It. Wilkinson and 1L McJJ. Wilkinson. Defendants. To J. R. U'ilkiiucn arid it. 3teE; ll'ilkinsdn Defendants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and required tU answer the complaint in this action of which a copy has been filed In the oflluc of the Clerk of the Court of Common I'leas of Abbeville County, and to serve a copy of your answers on the subscribers at their om- c, at Abbeville Court House, .South Carolina, within twenty days utter tlie service of this summons on you, exclusive ot the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plalntllls will take Judgment atra I list you for thcuum of ninetysix .";6-luo dollars and costs. Dated, twenty-fourth day of June, 1SS1. LKE & BLAKE, Plaintiff's Attorney. To J. It. Wilkin-iov, one of the Defendant.*: Take notice that the Summons In this action of which the foregoing Is a ropy has been 11 led In the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of Abbeville County, on the 2-1 tli day of June, IPS I. I.EE A TILAKE, Plain tiffs'Attorney. July 2ml, 1881. If oui. ~r cu..*i. n i:. ouuu ui ouuin uciruiiiici, Abbeville County. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Bennett Reynold*, Jr. & Co., Plaintiffs vs. J. R. Wilkinson, Defendant. To J. /?. Wilkinson, Defendant in this action: YOU are hereby summoned and required to aimwer the complaint l:i this action, of wlilcli a copy lias been filed in the office of the Cleric ot Court of Common Pleas of said county, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their office, at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days alter the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day ot service. It you fail to answer tills complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take Judgment against you for the sum of nlnetys'x irJ-KH)dollars, with Interest nt the rate of seven percent, irom the first day of October, one thousand eight hundred scveuty*nliie and costs. Dated, twenty-fourth day of June, 1884. LEE & BLAKE, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the defendant. J- It. IVilklnxon : Take notice that the Summons In this action of which the foregoing Is a copy, was filed In the office of Hie Clerk of Court of Common Pleas, of Abbeville County on the i!4th day of Juc, 1*31. LEE <fc BLAKE, Plaintiffs' Attorney. July 2 185J. Wallingford & Russell Have added some nice buggies to their livery business, which together with GENTLE HORSES, they propose to A M MAM ?VVM VI un-ij'it run hike, rartiCK needing anything In this line would do well to cull and sec them. [Prices [Reasonable;. June25.1881, tf QUARLES & THOMAS General Merchandise. ?hrCCKSSORS TO? QUARLES & CO.. A HE now prepared to serve their friends 011 the most liberal terms. QUARLES & THOMAS. T. P. Qt'AIU.KS. n. W. THOMAS. Jfin. 7, lKfl, If Lumber ! Lumber! DRESSED AND UNDRESSED. ?o? 1 numpn flaming. i U UlUWMAIV * ?ow w 1 W| And Ceiling, $2.00 j Wcntlirrlioariliii? Dressed,... 1.00' Undressed, 1.25 1 will lay down I.UMBKK anywhere In I lite Town. B. K. BEACHAM, j Abbeville, S. C. 1 March 20, 18':1, tf State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN THE COMMON* PLF.AS. John R. Mattlson. riulntlff, Hgnlnut : R. W. Mattlson, G. W. Mnttison, ! J. M. MfUlison. At. K. Mallison, | Miiry .Scruggs, M. Q. Kay, D. 1\ Kiiy, Amandu Foot, H. 10. NorrlK, Lena A. Hnmnuin, O. P. Summons Kny, l\ X. Kay, H. M. Bhlrley, for N. E. Crawford, ( fiihtirlnn Bur- Relief, ris, Corrie Mattlson, W. P. Matlifon, \V. F. Fleming/ G; W. Maiticon, Margaret Clalwortliy. Parry Mnttison, B. Mi iMnttison, Defendants. , 1"*0 tbo absent Defendants?B. W. Mattlson, G. W. Mattlson, J. M. Mattlson, M. E. Mattlson. Mary Scruggs, M. Q. Kay. D. P. Kay, Amanda Fool, H. K. Norrls, G. P. Kay, C. N. Kay. Lena a. Branntnn, i). M. Shirley, N. E, Crawford. Catharine Burrls: You are hereby gammoned and required to answer tho complaint in this action, which la filed In the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on (he subscribers at llii-ir office, Abbeville 0. H., wltllin twenty days ai'ler the service or' this summons on you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fall to answer this complaint within tho time aforesnid, the plaintiff will apply to lint Court, lor tho relief demanded in this complaint. perrin & cotiirax, Piaiiitlirs Attorneys. June 18th 1SSI. M. G. Zeigler, C. C. P. [L.P.J To, absent Defendants: B. W. Mattlson. G. \V. .Mattlson, J. M. Mattlson, M. E. Mattlson, Mary ScfnpK", M. tj. Kay, D. P. Kay, Ama?v'a Pool, 11. E. Norrls. G. P. Kay, C.N. Kay, Lena A. Brannum, B. M. Shirley, N. E. C'rawlord Catharine Burns: Take A'ohdr: That complaint In this ease wa* tiled in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, at Abbcvillp C. IL. on October 12th 1883. PERRIN A roTIIRAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys. June IS, lffl-i. If BOARD OF EQUALIZATIONThe cot:n*ty board of ecjUalizalion will mi-et In I tie Auditor's office on TUESDAY, the first day of .JULY next, at 11 o'clock A. M. to equalize Property Valuations as nmon? the different townships, and to hear and determine all petitions ami appeals. J. ?, PARKS, Auditor June 25.18P4. P. ROSENBERG & CO, i TM? Mrnr nfThrl ntr fh*> nnhll/* n frmnrl Anrl A. cheap assortment of * SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS as arc usually fotihd In a first-class store of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, They arc deteHnihed to make rttofii fat ii'^1 y-n-' usually extensive FALL STOCK, arid are now offering many great bargains. GENTS M Made Shoes at NET COST. A FIXE LOT OF CLOTHING to be closcd out at WHOLESALE PRICES, ALi'ACA COATS In all sizes and at very low figures. .Special bargains In SSXXOESST of all kinds. Their stock of Dry Gooils, Gems Farnishini Goods Hats, Trunks, HARDWARE & GROCERIES is complete in every particular. All that is] asked Is a trial, and you will be convinced: that tlicv mean what tbey say. June i"i, 1681, tf Din MB ARE now prepared to exhibit an elegant stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. AH departments arc full, and persons in want of any article, have only to call for it anil be supplied. In regard to prices, a great many poods are nowsold below the cost of production. Satisfaction guaranteed. Let every one call and sec for himself. WHITE BROTHERS. April 1G.18SI, If MDllif, Y\7 E PREStrME that the fact Is generally V? known that we keep constantly on linnd n full supply of the purest Drugs, Drtipclst SuixtrcH, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Paints on, Fancy (ioons, stationery, xooac- i co, Separs, Ac. Ficsh poods constantly arrlv- ! lnp. To be sold Hi prices lo suit the times. I special 11 cures to PRACTICING TUTSI- I CIANS. Would like to call the attention of i tlio loral and country Doctors to the fact that 1 we keep a full supply of Sharp it Dome's Elixirs of Calysiivn, Iron and Strlehntn, Iron Quinine and Strlchnla, Pepin Bismuth and Strichnla. The>o lire the best tonics sold. You know what you are taking and we guarantee every hoi lie lo he as represented. Pleasant and nourishing food for the sick, i Sea Moss Farina and Lieblg Extract of Heel. At last we have pot a cure for Neuralpla? Freligh's Hemedy?surc cure for Neuralgia, Rheumatism and other painful aflcctlons. DEATH % THE INSECTS!: By lining tltc Persian Dalmatian Powders you may free your animals, fowls, houses and plants, of bed blips, moths, tiles, worms, roaches, mosquilos, ants, fleas, bird lice and other Insects. It makes them skip. Harmless to mankind and animals. Have Just received a lurpe, varied and penorally selected lot of Tooth Brushes. Any style and price from 10 cents up. Hair, ShavInp and Infant Brushes, Soaps, Soaps, Soaps. Colgate Palm Soap?Elder, Flower and Rose? the cheapest and best Soap housekeepers can use. TurkNh balh 50 cents a dozen. Colgate Palm 2.) cents a pound. Russian Bath, White Hose, Pansy, "th Regiment, 5 cents a box. Give lis a call and don't forget that you can gel a delicious drink of Ice Soda | for coniB a uiasK jii. me i/in u ^uunitiu. If you don't believe It try It. SPEED & LOWRY. Junn 2.">, 1W?I, tf Just Received. A LOT of elegant LINEX LAP ROBES. Will be Rold low to cash eustomerw. Jim.: 25. 1881, tf THOS. BEGGS. Notice. A SETTER OR POIM ER, well trained for wild turkeys and birds, a good retriever. By J. F, KELLER. June 25,1884, tf J. H. SIMMONS, TINNER a vi :n ^ n tt c n ! jtiuucvmc, v. Jul , a. v. ??? ii Has just opened itis shop on J the Public Square, whore lie is pre- j pared to do nil manner of work In IiIk lino. A full line of TINWARE on linnd. A large* lot of LAMPS of beautiful design. LAMP. CHIMNEYS or all Hortf. A Good Stock of Crockery,' and a Supply of Cooking Stoves. J. H, SIMMONS, j March l'J, 1SSI, tf '-*r i- : "~iTiT? ABBEVI Is now prepared to ftirnie ed Lumber, and is ready to. Work of any kind, at the ve most reasonable prices. .Tdnc 15,1S81, tf THE GULLE1 MAGNOL FEEDEEg ANI THE MOST HIGHLY I Does not rreak the roll in* oinx Everest to*t. Gin* fast, rlenn* the lint. (Junrunteed In all rum>e Ls* Call add hi WARDLAW I , t ? ABBEVI June 4, 1S8', tf liiisi TIIO.Mas McGETTTGAN having cold out Flint Cliwx Trade at the Norwood brothei call public attention to the SUPERIOR OU.1 by age, mid tiaed a? a Rcuverago nnd Family ] Kt'lerted Malt, Ih absolutely I'UItE, an<l It TOXIC and an a INVIGORATING IIEAL1 BEVERAGE It Is unexcelled, and only to be I The proprietor lias on hand ? Fine Stock of COOL tl VOI.I IlEERatonly 10 rents a hotlle. COOI, TEMPERATE DRINKS put up lu ] saloon of Ihc up-country. Give Tom a Call at PALMET1 > . .. 4. And al Mny 14th, 188 J. NewDri ft. i mi HAVE Just operied a hew^ind'elpganlly fli Corner, under the Prrsii aid Bdnllkf rtfrlc receive till their stock Is complete a full Hoc Drugs, Medicines, Che Also, nil.the popular PATENT MEDICINES warrant Uj b'fi frrtilt and j;ortd'. ' " Wi alM> ofl'er a well eclected stock of FANC Colognes, Foreign and Pom in, gfreait variety, Jland Our line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS U xltm NAIjj, FLESH,, SllAVINO AND SHOE BUI CM I. MR. JOHN T. LYON, wiiose longoxprrl law & Lyon, no well known, will be constant! fully compounded at all hours, under thcsupi Oct. 17,1883, tf B Tf HTCAf! ?1'Oit Tiiii Sash, Doors, Blinds, ing, Ceiling, lime an Working Machinery. Oct. 10, .18o:>, J2m . .. . - - ......... Seal, Mcllwaine S JJAVE on liand nlinoot every vttrWtyof CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ?AND? WAGONS, which thrv oflor to their customers on the most advantageous terms, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. With the best.of workmen In every branch of our business, and an abundant supply of lumber, and other materials, we are prepared to do all I; Inds of repairing in the very best manner, at the shortest notice, and on the most accommodating term-i. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. ATTENTION FARMERS I WK HAVE NOW IN STOCK A SPLENdld line of farm Implements, Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes,' Harness, Traces, Bridles, Plows Stocks, Flows, &c., &c. QUARLES & THOMAS J^eb. G. IS.% tf THE OHLT TROB V /s?1ron ca tonic "Will pnrilV the E?t,Q0l>? regn ill lata thoLIVERand KIDNEYS, imd Bkstoue THE HEALTH WH tmd VIGOR of YOUTH. Dr?pcpsla, Want of Appetite, Indigestion. Lack or Strength, and Tired Feellngabsolatelr cureil. Hones, musclesana nerves rccefve new force. Enlivens the mind and B _ __ _ =r* ciipplits Uralu rower. I A n I E7 ^2 P11fri rf 11 l.- from complaints " Lr I Ei peculiar to their sex vlll Cad in DR. HARTER"8 IRON TONIO a safs and ipcrdycurc. Gives a clear, healthy complexion; Frequent r.ttempls at coiitiUTfiltlnx only add to the popularity oft ho original. Do not export* tnent?gettlie Okioin.w. AND JJKST. ^Hend yournddreMtoThpDr. HartnrMed.Co.% St.Lonln. .Mo., for our 'DREAM BOOK." | \Fnilof straagu naJ useful IMorxaUon.frti#.^ Miller's Hotel. ABBEVILLE, S. C. rpHIS HOTKL hos boon nponoil by t!so ?it 1 (li rsljriii-fl, who will In-ssli"! t<> iiri'oniiiiodate I In- triivi'iiin^ politic en t l:o most reiininiiblc terms. t'crsuiis having business at the < 'our! wiiulil d?< well to itivo mo a mil. I have roMin4, plriitv Hi" s??rvfints, and furnish my lable with ilu l>et the nunketnrtbrds. iti'itvs reasonable. W. L. MILLER. . Jan. r-i. tf \ . i ' M ITS, LLE,S. GV ...... , ,,.. / : h all kindsof Bough or Press', 011 all orders for Carpenter ry sHofte&t notice and at the v. fT IMPROVED1 1 IA GINS, ; > COlSTDElSrSEBiS. mmmmmt iya, NOR WILL IT CHOKE UNDER THE * *A ;d perfectly, artd product* a superior staple of our epeclmen GIN nd,w on band. t EDWARDS, IaLii?, S. C. ? 1 EEff liAi?1 ^ ^ the CENTENNIAL HOUSE and eatabllnhtM * j 9f*s| '? Old Stand." on-Washington Street, de*lres to tm-'Ms* tLITY df hlfi fc"4NE CTLD LfaUOKS Softened . M8|H Medicine. -It 1m manufactured /rom carefully "1!| Is highly rreotnmended by tWdlnnl menu* a II SUSTAINING midiH-TREN<iTH GIVING/! had a'tli<> PALMETTO SALOON. ' MILWAUKEE STJJA#. I^EK,, tilao .3FRESH^ K&H h'lrHt ClasM Style to suit tlio trade at the Muling : '|$m| the old ? Vm. ro SALOON I \ \i posts is a dollar p..bottle^ 5 ;||8 lgStore 1 '' Raffia tted ttp DRUoVfTrRE oh ftieMnrstiai'T ttonaft ' ~M io.^dnd are now receiving and will continue to ;? micals. Dve Stuffs. &n. :M kept Jo nfl raj,-clu*f Drug Store, all of which w? Y GOODS, conKlstlne of . " "'/i 4 yj3aB estjp) Handkerchief Extracts same Vases* Lamps, &8. . >3| >'y complete. Every variety of flAlfc, TOOTIt" ' '-CM. L'.SII SOAPS from llic finest toilet to llio cheapetico In thf Drug business In tho Arm of Ward * y In attendance. All PRESCRIPTIONS care jrvlflon of DR. TIIOS. J. MABRY. ; HAM, Agent RAfjfi OF Shingles, Laths, Floor, ?| d all kinds of Wood1 ill ? ? 2." g*" 't ^? -tr- rf "5 ? uj ?? IS ?, ^ ^ ?s | WK, ^ ?I ?5" = CJ == 6:4 ?? 5 W cf g ? di { br 5 H w? w ^ ^ ^ ^ s $ j ^ j || ?: s ti'isl III 1 "j ir' i *1 * I ; -? ? te si 2-11-. Hi -w iTj ? ** ie .' mm ? =? P I | fl - .Tt nSSSw I iraiirflntM :|M" MIDI AS VERMIFTG* *? i ZmttW*. destroy ??4 fKm the how?" 1]MF whei-e they exist, If ? < wfllV , Accordin( to tho direo?. af'MICK ttons. It la i? m* VuIrS liable remedy. _!> fc^crLJK FOR SALE BY ALL 0RU66ST8 AND STORE KEEPERS.. David E. Foutz, Prop. IPaSw^ BALTIMORE. ID* "?'UXJTZ5S^:! HOME AND CATTLE POWDERS No will (lie of <v>t.tc r<vrs or Lrxo Fivtck, k 1 arc nerd In lime. I-iMifi i^witcnvurnVroend*tv\ entHooCnouiM. -*fi~ To-f/* J'itvfvn n-ili prevent Oai's* nr Fowl* r-mx?. - r "vM-rj will tnrre.ve the on.mtlty of ml!* ind (ro>.^i ??vntr per cent., awl make the butter Arm nod nT.*<-?i_ , CoaajiM Koutz's Com .Vrs will pure or prevent almost zruvi i '-rkSmftSK. !?T3- ?Sv l? ? l|ir!i H.ir?M nil'! < Httlonre kllbJcCt' ' ' r..- !> ks mu. gitk as.ii*rixniox. So!< 1 ncrv wiif re. Si DAVID r. rOCTZ, Proprietor, ? BALTT1T02E. MS. ' :-<Mgj?9| Tt^ o^MiHlMi'Jr?lbbl? tn(fiJtocUlur'uro ' Opr? in the world IT IS MOT ATRU887"Ofa. with mw and comfort Sir or Kignt ?nd 1U pre*- , - . voni eooe forcotteo. Hire been ?old for SO rear*., Bend ...v?ja forcirculars ?howing hundreds of testimonial# from \ ';3qm mtefal sufferer* cored by this appllMC* AddreM; ; j CmiUUMEOICAl & SUBCICAl IKST.. ST. UNO, Insure Your Property ?rnoM? Damage by Fire and; ti|liii!ii: 1 t:N Tin-: f ONTINENTATj rXhl'KANCE OF I New York. ? -> . J. T. PARKS, Ag't, j ^ ^ Abbeville, S. C. W. L. MILLEK^iS 1 Attori i <\v A t. Luw ; ABBEVrtfJS; 8. C. jh , occuylod by Judge