The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, February 04, 1885, Image 3

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t i ?Tni?r-? ?I imiiii 1 he Press and Banner By* irujrh Wilson. "Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1885. I.itprnry Clnh. Theresnlar monthly mretlns: of the AUiovillc (.Horary Clul> met la?t Friday niirht >it the house of.ludce Mc??o\vait. The l'rfsi-j lent and Vlee-l'rcsldent I wing absent, 0:1 motion, ('apt, .1. \V. lVrriit wr* called to iIts* f X'litilr. I,. W. Smith, lisq., Secretary; S. ( l*a?on. cs?j'l?l. , The sMtiJt-et nt the es?.ly \vn< disenssod un-j ?3cr two It0!?c1<?the ]ii(lnstri:il and I.c.mI Status of <Y"omail of tin; I'lllted States. The position wfts taken tlint there were no' , "necessity fur the numerous movements f>r.' llicemnnHpntion of woman so-called. That! the ctt'ori to thrust our woiivtt forward ;tndj Wins them into contact with the selfish side; ... . ... ,j,_ , ??ii_ spected" and honored in society, and wncre' vvcry right is guaranteed to her, tint in.-m I lia?, except?the right to vote. sho can ho'tl j property, In her own right. and make con- [ tracts, wilh the same security as man: that. * there was nothing to prevent h?r irom en-1 paging In any pursuit, in which a man j can engage. Judge Cothran thought that' with the investiture of the light to hold prop- 1 <ert.v In her own right. that her right of dower | should be limiteil to the real estate of which | her hushand might he seized at. the time ofj his death, and ttiat contracts for the transfer j of property from the husband t'l tlie wife,1 should tie held valid only when such transfers were made at the time when the indebtedness . nccrued. This, becomes by delay, a door left; open to fraud. Mr. l'arker thought the law I might very well stand as it Is. ('apt. Tionham I thought that there was no question as to her legal right to ungate in any pursuit she might ch?o*e; the only question was as to what profession society would tolerate in a woman. Jl? believed that ott er nvcmies to work j should tie opened to her. Mr. llanckel tools the part of woman and thought that she deserves the greatest honage front man. and that he should protect lierlroni the hardships I of lite. Mr. P.enct thought that a married! women ordinarily found enough to do at home; that the husband was the breadwinner. and that the wife was the bread dispenser. Messrs. I,. \\\ IVrrin, (ieorgc C. Ilodges. (>. T. Calhoun. .1. K. I,yon. and others ndded interest to the occasion by well-timed | remarks. The Xc.v Hotel. Arrivals for the week ending February "rd? James T. Prlnc. New York : A. V. Iloatwrite, j (Jeorgla; Juke Pinkussohn, Charleston; J. F.1 .lohnson, Ixinisvtlle, Ky; S. F. McCants. j: Kichmond, Va: A. A. llriston, T. T. Lohhitt, ( Baltimore; C.J. Payne. Durham, X. C.; W.s. I, Cothran, City; S L Miller, South Carolina; J 1! j Franks, l.owtidesvlile; J. M.Jordan. Mi*s I,. Jordan, \V. O. Calhoun. Bradley. S. \V. II. 11 Anderson,South Cirolinu; Joe Kahn, Allan-! ta. Ga.; S. Ilirssenger, I,o:tlsville, Ky; J. M. |! Gaines, (J teen wood ; K. S. Hale; J. C. Moore, i' I.. C. Head, \\*. S. Brmvn, Kmanucl K. I.cKoy, t' Itultiniore, Md; J. W. Cheatham, Kdgtlcld, S. i i'.; Stiles llotcliklss. New York ; M. B. Kills, I < K C.; J. Stcmheimcr, J. II. W'ier, Atlanta; ii Dwfght S. Iloberts, savatnah, (5a.; \V. Pres- i ton (Iravcs. James F. Neville. Ninety-six. s.' i (?. Jordan. Cincinnati. O.; J. w. Young, I New York: W. J. I.eavy, It. L. Bcntly, Balti-j, m< re; V. K. Pat ton. Corotmca, S. C,; II. <?p-j penheini, New York; s. M. Caldwell, Charles-1, ton; M. David. Columbia; Win. T. Berry, l?. II. Goode. Lynchburg, Va.; \V. JI. Kckford, F. C. Joiinson, Atlanta; ISill Pcoryear, Nash-|, viile,Tc'nn.: K. H. Ilartc.v, Baltimore; <?. A.|j Ilarksdale, J. H. Oldenham, F. A. Arnold, F. ! Arnold, J. T. Duckett. II. J. Kiley, \V. P. Mill-;, we?. Greenwood. S. C.; J. M. Palter. Lowndes- j' villc; John It. Moon-, New Market; Jessie: James, \V. IYak, W. K. IViin. .Met'ornucit. s. | < V.; C. 1>. Martin, Donaldrvilie; M. A. Cnson,)' Hodges; J. K. Todd,1)iio West; \V. J. Donald, i I A. J. Agnew, Donatdsvl'le; Ii. M. Moii'e, I Thomas L. .Mooro, Tho?. I.tewart, Ninety-N Six; W. C.SIihw, Lowndesvllle; W. I>. Mars,]; Calhoun Mills; Dr. J. I). Noll, James 1*. ("ros-Jj well, F. A. Cook, J. F. Wldoiuaii, Troy, S. C.; " J. A. Holler; SmlthviHc, s. c.; John f.yo:i, j South Carolina; J. F. Clink-cnles, South ; Carolina; J. W. Wldeman, M. !>., W. C. Brook,. [ Duo West; J. C. Trihhlc, Antrevillc. s. C.; W. |f J. Cunningham, I,ownde?viile, s. C.; J. liose, j <}. Weils Jtockor, Hall I more; J. \\\ S. Bird, t*. A. Noutror, M. D., Charleston; W.J. (.initios, 11 Augusta. (in.; Win. Bradley. Maplcton; F. A.: I Henries, Edgefield; J. C. Boll, A. 11. Traylor,| McCormlck; 1?. D. Merrlinan, K. C. (illhun.ii ( recti wood ; W.J. Mooro, Cokoshnry; F. 15.! J Oary, Charleston; J. K. Strom. South Caro- j lina; J. A. Homer, Cireenwood; J. W. Lipscomb, Ninety-Six; Dr. W, T. Jones, Cokos-| luiry; T. 1,. Haddon, Due West; W. Ab-j! liey, Mt. Carmcl; l<. Manhoin, Atlanta; W. ' D. Kamsev, Augusta; J. Ii. Uiley, I'ifkcns; Joe I .atluier. South Carolina ; M. L. Bonhatu, j I Jr., City. 1 Death of Jaco'i liurz. Mr Jncoh Kurz of our town died last Fti- ' day night, altera lingering Illness, agodi'.t, years. Ho was a native of Switzerland, emigrated j' to this country In is">2? landing in New Vork. lie afterwards settled on theSavnnnah sideoi 11 Abbeville county near Mt. Carmcl. whore he 1 tollowed the occupation of shoe-maker until the breaking out of the war, when he Joined ( Captain James M. Porrln's com puny, (Co. B. > 1st S. ('. Hi Acs. Orr's Regiment") Ho was a ' faithful and gallant soldier, always at the lH?Bl of duty, no matter whether In the vary- 3 Ing and trying scenes of war or in the peaceful pursuits of life. On the 3d of May, 180:2, lie fall at Chancellorsvillc, shot through i the lungs by i; minnle ball, and all supposed. Mortally wounded. But a strong constitution . nnd ail indomitable will, in a large measure, overcame the dangers to which he was subjected, and he was somewhat restored to his s normal condition, though ho always sutlcred from the etrects ol the wound, and It Is al- n legi-d that it had such et'eet on his heart and I lun^s as t<? cause bis death, even at this late j day--nearly twenty-three years inter rccetvIn: t he injury. Mr. Knr/. became aciti7.cn of Abbeville village, in !Kj7. where he lias lived ever since at pence with his neighbors ami enjoying tiieir c ?nthlcnee and good-will. He was the owner of a shoe shop iu town, and also owned the village tun yard. Active and industrious, ho leaves a wile and one son, and a step-son, all 1 well provided for in this world's goods. He whs a zealous member of Clinton Lodge ? of Ancient Free and Accept Masons, and bus ' missed very few meetings of Mint body within the last fifteen years, ami as ? mark of re- r i?peci. to their deceased brother. tlie members I ?>f Ihe Lixlge turned cut as a body, and paid 1 tiieir fraternal respects to him at the funeral and burial services. The bnrial services were conducted in the 1 Methodist Church, and he was deposited in ' Upper Long Cane Grave Yard, in the presence of a large company ol friends who will -s respect his memory. c In February, ISis. lie joined the Knights of Honor, at Abbeville, anu that, body will pay r to his family tin? usual fee, S'J.OiK), which that J fraternity pays to the families of its deceased ' members. ' A Prosperous Citizen. * Mr. 0.1*. O'Neall. of Greenwood, Is a prosperous lurmer, ami furnishes one more evl- | dence of wliat can be done iu Abbeville. Sev- t oral years ago he bought one of the poorest N farms in the county, and now the old hills, wiiicii were barren, blossom as the rose, and = the owner thereof is growing rich. He plant- | rd a superb orchard, including every descrip- ^ Hon of fruits, grapes, and berries, and noxv his shipments are large, ntid his vineyard t ycilds an abundance of the choicest wines, f lie brought samples of his wines to town last r Monday, and sotneof our citizens were so well! j pleased with them that they cave Mr. O'Neall i;( orders for liberal supplies. Dcsldes 1 jis supe- S| rior fruits, grapes and wines, Mr. O'Neall I i deals in stock, nnd can often tarnish h!sj neighbors with the best of ntilk cows. ^ Honored X nines. The names of Hemphill aud Calhoun have!;' >>e-n honored names in Abbeville County. J Tne former name was prominent in church 1 history, and "the lattor was prominent in the I \ noilLiejd hislorv of the countrv. and their!' dcseendentsjaro seeking joint fume and fortune in the law. IMn: con via :ed that there] is strength in Union, Messrs. It. It. Hemphill i ?md W. l?. Calhoun have associated their! names in the practice of the law, and their | nulled effort* will henceforth he made In tiehalf of every client who may sock their val-1 r.able services la solving dillicult problems; in the law. j Mr. K.vfait on hi* Metal. . Yesterday afternnnn while Engineer Syfan was turning his engine and shilling his ears,! he discovered that ens of the truck springs of the engine was broke* He Jack til up the machine, took out Hit* broken piece, and employed Lewis Hlchey, who can make iron turn all kinds ot shapes and colors almost at will, to hammer and weld the Injured parts, when Mr. Kyfnn returned them to their proper place, and took up the line of march for Hodges l)e- I pot somewhat later than the schedule time. The Knights of Uouor. j The Lodge of Knights of Honor was organ-' fced in Abbeville. September 1S7<S. Since then \ membership has been severity?only two names have been dropped from the rolls forj , Don payment of dues, and Mr. Jacoli Kurz i _^was the first loss by death. The present mem- j bership is50, eleven of the members bavin: I transferred their membership to oiln-r; Lodges. Mr. Kurz had paid ?!3'J In assessments for losses, and S'.M for dues. This lodge lias paid In assessments. Qreenn'ooii to llnvc Another Pnpor. "Carolina," a correspondent of the Chronicle,' writing from Greenwood says: "We are to; have another newspaper published here. In- < ginning about the 1st of February. It will! start out under more favorable auspices than : either of its predecessors did. The interest of j the town demands Its establishment, and the experience of our merchants as to the value of an advertising medium in their midst, in-1 luces them to guarantee a liberal support to ; the enterprise. Xot Here. In our notes of the last Court we noted the fact that Vernier Adams had business in that tribunal In reference to something "concern- [ lug of a cow." Ills sister. Hat tie Adams, to j make sure of his second appearance at Court; wentou his ball bond for s'hxj, mortgaging i 1 her house ami lot to secure the same." Ven- ! her Is salil to be prospecting for a good homo < In Florida, leaving Ills sister !n trouble. The Xcw Market .Mills. ilr. .W.H. Whltlock, owner of tbc famous |! New Market Mills vs more wheat, coin and pork on hand th. any man In Abbeville i county. His mills run constantly, yielding a ; large percent ol flour from ull grain taken lo : his mill,and in Ihe ginning season he beats' the world for good work, quick work ami profitable work. Lust season he ginucd {*57 bales Of cotton. The "R-h." Some mutton head has compounded medi-; clnes which he terms "Rough on Colic." ; "Rough on Corns," etc., the poor mircrablo!' crcuture proposing to steal an idea from "Rough 011 Itats," without ever knowing that ] by losing the alliteration, that the name "Kou?h" becomes a miserable cheat, and is meaningless. <iot Her Wnlkinjc ;i*nper*. Kitty McKinney, colored, of this town received the attention of the town couitci! one day last week .and received otllcial notification that, the town would hereafter undertake |i to get along w itiiout her presence, and there- j by excused her from further attendance upon our streets. Kiiox'm Hotel. This excellent hotel was opened last week under the supervision ol Mr. J. II. .Simmons,' who will give the travelling public the best of I arcom modalions, the best cooking, and the j best attention, at the most reasonable rates, j Oil' Tor I rein ml. Mrs. Small left Columbia a few days ago, nnd will sail from New York on the 5th for her native land. Safe journey to her. and a hapny meeting with kindred <"roin whom she has long been separated. ????? - 1 Stenographer Wyatt Aiken is at Mr. W. Joel Sinltu's. * til l ill? inuiiMriiii if niiuiM ii' ? (rood forneither sox?tending to hreak down J t he tru-tivlation between man and woman. As to in* legal status the cs^avNt thought! *thc law on the snhjeet of married womefi's I property should tie modified, so that husltand I Stnd wife could have no transaction with each j ?'tl?er In regard to their property. That it was i perhaps the desire to he notorious rather than i n proper regard f ir the sex tiiat led a few fe-1 males to desiro the right of sull'rngc and en-| gage in political contest. Mr. W. A. I,ee thought tliat South Carolina i* a paradise for woman, where she is re-! Badly Mixfd l'j> Willi a Housetop. i Oiir|fii<>nil M'\ .1. Krnnk Keller. who linv lately moved to (iiv'UV?Mnl from Srnittivill<was hailly m islu-tl l>y the faliin;: of mi iiiti|hon>oah\ntthroe weeks :i*_ro. l'r. Max^(li | thinks his lite is in no danger. I I tick ?i> nilc'iv. Mi?? Nnv:> K.-al nnd M:s< Mary M >!?ry hi;v" ro!':>ned to Ih;- Willinmston I em-ale (' ll?-sr". after n six wok's vacation. to enjoy the I'hristmas holiday- with friends at imiiie. j <;iiiuio Klnfribnlor. M ??srs. f'siiiiiiiisliiini A- Templeton have for sal:-the he?t gitalin distributor on the oonti-; nont. only throe dollars. Call nnd got it. J Knouglt said between you ami inc. I ted Fox. l>rs. Wilson ami Thomson, nnd Mr. \V. S. f'oihran, went Itimtin*r Tuesday morning,1 and caught (ho reddest kind of a fox. I Mi:. l>. 1". Yin:, of Crcenwood. lost at AI>-! bevillc C. II., on Monday, Sale hay in Feb-' ruavy. l<s:,. a straight, curly hickory, cane, I wilii silver Ih'uiI, and eyelet boles eovred with silver heart*. It i? u relic of -In year.?. 1 will liberally reward any person who lias the cane to deliver it at the I'rcxx mid Hitnnrr olliee, or any information given to me to get the slick. It is a noted stick. 15. K. Yoe. i Wk had the pleasure of a call on Monday) last from Mr. A. A. Traylor, of McCornilck. lie is a great believer In railroads and thinks: the equitable way of raisins the money is by ; taxation. He has submitted to taxation for' two roads, and doe? not regret it. lie dees not j miss the little money thus paid, and says he could not put an estimate upon the value of | the road which has been finished. M kssus. Cason ,v HonIIam have formed ai copartnership In the law, and a strong firm it: is too. Mr. fas,>n is an untiring worker. Is, levelheaded, has a good knowledge of the' law, and now lie brings to his assistance tlie , energy and vim of ('apt. Hon ham, whos.-'iunbition It is to hold no second place. Theirability and zeal in behalf of their clients will! insure lull rights to them. Dit. .1. V,*. \\\ Mausiiam. Is nn enterprls-1 ing tanner. lie has sent oil' for Hostrom'sj Automatic Level, as an assistance in laying] oil' the needed terr ices on his farm near Cal* j houn's Mills. Call on the Doctor and examine it. We think it is all right, and well worth tlie money which it costs. I r seems to us sis if the Anderson I,egisln-| live delegation feel indignant because their! constituents want lo know of their action on i the temperance quest ion. If it is the right ofj the people to petition, it seems that it Is tlirlr i right to know why their petition was illsre-! garded. Tiik / >/> O'ls^rrrr hits the nail squarely on [ the head when it says: "A man who owes subscription on a newspaper, and asks ihei postmaster to send It l>a<k 'refused,' would j put tat**in his hat when taking up a church collection, in order to steal thestnali chair/e." Tiik trade of <?reenwood i* increasing, and the town is building up. Among other new houses which arc being built are the dwellings of Mr. I). C. Dnl're, and Mr. S. I'. Hoozer. Capt.J. X. fJoodsey has just, finished two cottages. and will build others to rent. Cam. at the old reliable Palmetto Saloon j first class refresh men ts during Court week yon o;tn enjoy ? quiet (irinrc, aim \riii oc , waile-i upon liv Tom or his accommodating j clerk. Trie Palmetto Saloon is kept in first class style.?ad v. It was the rule before the war to have all , jorn crops planted by Court week in March, : which commenced on the third Monday. Ii >ur i'jtriners will plant their corn the last- of l-'ebruary or the first of March, the county , ivill be safe. ] liEv. Mi:. ltrnxtiKAn Ins delighted this oinnniiiity with his able and eloquent ser- : monsdurinir the last week. ile has promised i 10 favor this eoiiimur.ity again some time [luring the month of March. Mi:. Titos. F. Itu.ky, of Greenwood, honnred ?s with n call last Monday night. The latch sti lus: of our door is ul ways on the outdde of the door to him, and a cordial welcome remains inside. Mi:. J. 1'. Stkvkns died at Greenwood Inst , Sunday night, aged forty Ave years, lie had ong been a sullerer. and in feeble health. ( Insured in the Valley Mutual of Virginia for The Tort Royal and Augusta Railway have m sale at Greenwood round trip tickets to < the New Orleans Exposition at good lor 11 teen days, and good for forty days. Mi:. W. s. Cotiiuan has sold his splendid |!.Vi mnro to Mr. J. C. Hamblin ol Anderson. Mr. Hamblin will henceforth drive "Gentle Ynnle"?tho finest marc in the Slate. It seems to us that the Laurens papers give is very little information about- tlielr new ailroa l. We look first for railroad news and seldom rind any. Mn. Patrick RontE of this village nr.d Miss I.ulie Cheatham of Warren Ion were marietl last week, Father Monayhon performing ,he ceremony. Ma. Pkarce Anntsox, a mo?t worthy ; oung man of the Ninety-Six neighborhood, lied last Sunday of pneumonia, aged twenty- 1 Ive years. Thk trains on the Greenwood nnd Laurens ( ailroad are expected to make daily trips af:er to-morrow. All aboard for Laurens. Messrs. Cothkax it Pkuimn are enlarging heir front store room, and otherwise Improving their already handsome store. Cor.oNKt. II. T. Wahdi.av.' is all right?so far as D -autiiuI Hovers go. We liope to note further progress at a laier date. Mr. J. W. Ciitr.KSof Mlllway was In town , Monday. lie is a thrifty farmer and a most , >uostauiial citizen. "stonkwai.t," Jackson's war horse has i M'l'll M'Uk 11 ('ill liil'iiuimut nj nivi \ji- i en ns exposition. Mi:. .Ions T. Lyojt, of Abbeville, Is tlie ' ?wnerof a fill" Jack, which be ordered from S'ortt) Caroliua* Ik you want a coo l mule and one cheap, j rou should c;ill on Mr. It? 8. Galloway, of iJuc , west. ; jrnoe Puessi.y is at the house of his i 'rlenil, Mr. John T. I-yon. Rev. \V. M. Cimku, I). IX, of Due West, was n Abbeville yesterday. The saviours of Home were on the public iquure Friday night. JrnGE Cotiikan is holding Court at Xew* >erry. It is time to begin to prepare your garden. | Mlt. Rene? was in Columbia last week. < Solicitou Ouu isat l>r. Marshall's. i _ I - , The Lutnit Due West Iteri:*. t 1)1*k West, February 2, lSfi"). J We offer a premium to the lirst couple that \ Harries in the new church. Mr. \V. l\ [{addon bought a fine horse from , larpcr of Ilonea ratli. The young ladies nay now keep their eye on him. f Mr. T. <i. Mills one of our suave and gentle- j nanly younu men h:?*i his optics centered on , i new cut overcoat anil ivc may expect a loud ; s n style from this direction. j Miss Middleton, of the noted Middleton -j iunily of Kdgetield, entered the Female Colose last week. She is boarding with Mr. . lohn F. Calhoun. i The Foreign Missionary Society of the As- ( oelate Reformed Church meets next Thurs* j lay eveninz. Dr. Lntlian is President. The Ladies licnevoient Society held its t nonthly meeting last Friday afternoon. Al- t er transacting its usual business, the followtig olliccrs were then elected: Mrs. j X. L. Presley President, Mrs. Lou Brownlee j ind Mi's. K. II. IvIwards Vic-President*, diss Carrie Todd Secretary and Mrs. R. S. r jallowav, Treasurer. ( Rev. \V. I., l'ressley preached a most excelent and appropriate senium last Sabbath? j Irsi one in the new church. A largf audience | <Vit> lliv U'V will;. ? Capt. F. W. It. Nanee is the oflieial stenoirapher forjudge Sltton's Court ;it Due West. 1c (loos the business neatly and with dis>ateh. Our citizens hail the pleasure of hearing for he first time on lust Friday, Mr. \V. 1'. Callouu of tiie Abbeville H:?r on a case of tres>ass and damage coining before Judge Kitfon. s ivory one was pleased with liis gentlemanly j f mil courteous bearing. He is u good speaker. f nid produced a favorable impression. Mr. 1)., i I. M;isHI was bis opponent j <; We olio the following from the Ai*'K-intc () ieformrd 1'rvshi/tcri'in: "IUio West furnish- y id the following ministers: f L>. F. Iladdon, J. c. Lindsay, A. K. Ellis, C. f V. Young, James Ij. Voiinu, \V. AI. Orier, j tobt. A. Fair, \V. M. Sharp, David 15. Press-1 , ey, F. V. 1'ressiey, Laurence ltrownlce, J. ('. ialloWiiy, J. Ii. Hemphill, \V. I,, Prossloy, N. V. Agnow, J. S.' li'ier, \V. \V. Lindsay, S. \V. : laduon, II. 1?. Lindsay, <?. V. lion nor." We nay add l!evs. C. K. Todd, I Joyce (jrier, Hob-1 * irt Pratt. and T. f.. Young, colored. |Tho semi annual celebration of the Enpho- j" nian Literary Society occurs next Friday veiling. j' 'The P.ntlm Singrr" a now monthly edited;1 >y lie v. Foster ltradley ol Troy, S C., is to lie i I ssiK'd this week from the .1 iwi'ilc ItrfonwM ' '< frcxbylcrtan oilice. The pi ice of t he paper is'' iO cents a year. A correspondent has been so- j j urcd. we understand!" Irom every Psalm sing- < ng church In the world. .S.ltw copies nrt- to ' >esent out the first issue. So Abbevilloeoun-! I y is to be congratulated on having another | ' japcr. In look I no; over the reports of politics from) I ither States we notice that the mnjoiity of ' ;tatf? have the meeting: of their I.eeislatures : I n January. Would this not be a good thing!1 or South Carolina. There is less business;' lone during this month than any ether win- < or month. Its result seriously with the i 'armors who arc sent to the Legislature. The nlliction of a yearly meeting of the Legislature on a State Is a bitter pill any way, but it | night he much uiore profitable at this time. ltev. Robert Latlian, 1>. IK, preached a very excellent sermon in the Associate Keformed | :hurcli Sabbath evening. The Doctor is short:' iml direct. The acoustics of the now church is very ; ] line The voice Is distinctly heard over the:, large building. As diHoront figures have'), tieen published as to the cost of tiie church,! ivc give the exact tlgures taken from the treasurer's books, total amount ?'i.Iln.7.">. Mr. J. T. Mi-Dill, of the firm of J T. McTMll S Co., ami one ol our most courteous anil p*o- [ ressive young merchants, is booked for tl.ol1 Sew Orleans Exposition. We are not surei1 whether it is to be a bridal trip or net. Mr. A. I). Kennedy has been quite sick for a : iveek but is out again. Public Meet Ins. A mooting of the citizens of the town of Ab- 1 Seville was held in the Court House ou Saturlay night., January :>lst. On motion of Cap- i tain I'errin, Mr. A\ . H. l'arker was called to the Chair, and M. L. iionham, Jr., requested to act as Secretary. Captain I'errin stated , ihfii. the obicet of the mtctintr was to hear i Irom Judc Cothran hreport oi the meeting of?1 the Directors <if the Carolina, Cumberland ;l Liap anil Chicago 1 la II road, held at Aiken on j ijtli instant. Judge Cothran said lie had nothing definite j! :>r favorable to report ol'lliat enterprise. Kx- 1 cept tliat Mr. Scolield was still liopcfui of sue- J jess. And had made a contract with a steel rail company to lay down in Charleston, at the market price all the rails needed and take i payment in the bonds of the road, lie had i reason to believe that the South Carolina] lloiul wiuilU transport them without charge. |' He stated that a meeting of the Directors!; would be called in Cnarleston by the 1'resl-j ilent, within thirty days to confer with the;' Hoard of Trade and the Chamber of Com-r incrce, and be suggested that a committee be appointed to attend that meeting, lie bad this proposition to make; That tlie town ol i Abbeville issue bonds to the amount of ." ! percent, of its taxable property, upou the;; condition that Due West, Troy, Kdgetleld, j Trenton and Aiken take like action, and that , Charleston subscribe an amount equal to thatj thus raised. This money to be used in grad-i Ing the Koad from Aiken in this direction. Judge McUowan, Captain White, Colonel 1 Kobertson and other citizens concurred in ! advocating this plan, and upon motion of L'apt. I.. W. White, the following resolution ] was adopted: llcxolvctl, Ttint the citizens of the town of Abl>c vllle, in unimin with the other incorporated towns nlonu the line of the roa<l, pledge ourselves to issue; bunds to the extent of ft per cent, of the asssessed value of the property of our town, to aid in the con-j Btrticlion of the Carolina, Cumberland ti.ip and C'liica-1 go Kadroiul; beginning at Aiken. Provided, that the citizens ot Charleston subecrilie an amount equal to that raised by the incor- . porated towns along the line. On motion of Judce Cothran the following committee was clectcd to attended the meet- \ Ing In Charleston : Messrs. W. II. I'orker, L. W. White, W. Joel .Smith, T. C. Seal and J. S. Hammond. The secretary was instructed to publish nn i abstract of the proceedings in the county pa-1 pers along the lincofthe Koad and in the Sews and Omrier, and to give notice to the towns along the Hue and invite their co-operation. Ou motion the meeting adjourned. i W. II. l'AHKEK, Chairman. M. L. L'omxam, Ji:., Secretary. !A PRONONCIAM5NTO BY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER HODGES. the nii'Ii 8'rlcsl All?o>l"t' Iiir Sciinnln Main's Some ltcc<Vtiimenil?<ion* \Vliicli iiri- OhhI. him! Aflvanvcs !?iti'ic :<lras Viliicl) Scrm to lir l>eOrrjc:-: or Snioor. Commissioner AllllKVII.I.K fOfNTV. Akijkvii.i.i:, s. t'.. .1 tin. -m, iw. Inasmuch jis the l?a?l weather prevented a conference of the trustees of the public free! schools on tlieL'lih instant, I take this wsiy of tillering some surest Ions to them anil to all whom it. may concern. The County Hoard of lC\-nminors have aererd j that the monthly pay of teachers shall beae- j coming id graue 01 ecriiucaie, or 01 ; school, as follows: First (trade. Twenty Dollar-'. Second (Jinde, Fifteen Dollars. Tliinl Crude, Ten Dollars. That tlio in in t in ii in average number of pupil* per month that shall entitle a teacher to lull pay in county schools shall lie 1"?; in in1 corporated villages ami towns 2-1. In cases where the average number between thelites of i> aii<l lii lulls In low the minimum the trustees shall pay a per capita share of the monthly pay. liie la\v retinites (lie trustees to meet as ea''-j ly as practicable in the year, in order to locate the schools > in I elect teachers. This ought to. he done before the 1st of February of each year, so that by that time alt the schools of the district shall have been established ami all the teachers employed. No school ought' to be opened after I lie tlrst week in February j unless under peculiar circumstances. The! apportionment of the school fund tothesev-j eral school districts is made on the 1st of Feb-1 rnary, or as soon thereafter as practicable, j I'nless the trustees tlx some limit to the time j duriii',' which they will contract with teachers of public schools,''they cannot know the number of teachers nor their grade in time loascertain; witli the accuracy that the subject demands,the length of tlicschool term lor their district. The trustees, therefore, are urged to ascertain us soon ns the apportionment, is made t lie length of the school term for their district and report the same to all the teachers and it> tlie School Commissioner. The school term of each school of the same district, for the time it is operated ns a public free seliool, should be the same. The present school year began November 1, IS8I. If, then, the school term of any district is six months, and a school In tlml district has received pay for November and December, issi, such school cannot receive pav but for lour months in IS.--,. There has been a great defect In tlie administration of the school law in respect to the location of schools. In some places the schools ate located loo near each other. This distri-1 tuition of the forces and ellorts ol a eommunl-, ly, as well as the distribution of the public fund has had the ellect of shortening the schorl term, and depriving such unfortunate comniuniiiesof the iiillncitce and advantages of one good, well-paid, well-equipped and well sustained school. I recommend lo the trustees the sentiment of a distinguished commander, who, when asked the secret of his success, promptly replied, "I concvntrutc my forecM " In some places, on the other hand, the schools are too far apart. Thectieet has been, probably, morcdisastrous than Incases where the schools are too near each other. It has lessened, alarmingly, the attendance in the county schools, and, doubtless, smothered the spark of (renins In many a worthy yotim. This part or the school law is as difficult of administration as it is important. While the law requires the trustees to pay due rouard to miy school house already built, or sites procured, it also requires them to have regard to "other circumstance* proper to lie considered so as best to promote toe educational Interest af thedistriet." I am disposed to believe that there are schools in the county that ought to be removed from their present location, and established in places accessible to a larger number of children who are not now within a convenient distance of any school. Xo two public frcescnools for tlie same race ought to i>e within less than live miles of each other. 1 Two and a half miles is not too great a distance from a r/ontt self ml. A very tew only will be required to go even this distance, and they , can, surely, well atl'ord to do so, if, by having lower schools, we increase the length of the term rtinl the efficiency of those that wchure. it is a lamentable fact, known even to the casual observer, that In some sections of the county there is an increasing disposition, on the part of parents, to shift the responsibility of their children's education from themselves, where it properly belongs, to the public, where It belongs only In ca*es of extreme poverty and misfortune, or wilful neglect. I'liey demand that 1 lie public, which exacts from them a few dimes for school tax,shall in return educate their children, build and repair their school houses, ami even pay the Incidental expenses of the school. Thlsdisposltion ought to bo checked at every point, and especially In the matter of building and repairing s.-hool bouses. It Is a manifest Injustice to the teachers to take any part of their ulreudy too small salary and appropriate tt to building ami repairing school houses. The school house is a local mutter, and the community ought to build It at their own expense. The circumstances ought to be very exceptional Indeed, which would induce the trustees to appropriate any part of the public i fund to building and rep 11 ring school houses. I feel sure that my views on this subject will not be well received, but I believe them to be right, and that Is a sufficient reason for me to recommend them to tlie earnest consideration of the trustees. The trustees will please sec to It that the teacher's monthly reports are properly filled Hit, MIC ni:uuui V Wiilillli>ri<imi i o muiimim ?v port Is based upon these monthly reports. Any letter conveying suggestions ami recommendations to trustees Is essentially defective, that does not ask llieir hearty support in tho proper administration of the sehool law, In raisins: the standard of teacher's certificates. in Increasing the efllclency of tlie ?''!io'jls, In arousing an interest in the all-important subject of properly rearing and educating our eiiildren,an<t in making during the i ?hort. period of our olllce, unmistakable advances all along our own lines in the grand march of eiucation. Kespectfnlly, fSEO. C. HODGES, School Commissioner A. C. How to Sake n liljy Corn C rop. (Southern Cultivator.) I propose to tell how I raised twenty-flvc )U>hcls of upiand corn per acre. The plat nf.i and was in cotton last year, and contained! light acre-. About tho lirst of March I broke |1 tup with a one horse plow, using a long,! hree-incl) fonher. as deep as a horse could:, lraw it. On the 28th of March I had Ilie rows | Irawn ofT four feet wide (on a level as near as i son Id tie) and dropped two grains time feet ipart, having a hand to follow dropping a| i.andful of raw cotton seed Immediately 011 i he corn, to be divided on two hills, covering ,vith a double-looted plow with small scooters. The corn came up with a good stand. When iboutsix inches high 1 gave it the first worknil by plowing with same one horrc plow . ,vith a new three Inch gopher, putting It In main as deep as the horse could draw it. gong as often as nine or ten times In a row. L'hc next thing done was hoeing, thinning, ind re-planting. After about twelve days run i iround the corn with a side harrow; after i welve days, with a large sweep. I run five; I .lines in a row. being careful to make tho Inst 11 nrrow midway between the corn. I then! lad the red stock pea dropped, from five top light peas threo feet apart. The peas came tp with a good stand, and I never hoed them. On the l ltlt of July I laid by corn and peas! >y running around the peas with an oiehlecn- j i ncli sweep, which completed the whole work. My neighbors laughed at me about my wide ' inil serpentine rows, but they have ceased heir mirth since I gathered from the eight teres two hundred bushels of the best corn nade in the- neighborhood. I made but one iusiii'1 oi peas per acre, in consequence 01 uie I roil th. J. H. Shtcir. Iloirt Plow Them Fi?. fIstitrcns Merchant mul Farmer.] It is a great mistake to plow up your F*aU own oats liro;mso t lie stnnil is broken or you ear tliey arc killed out. Instead, sow down nore seed in February and barrow thorn In. i I not only does not injure I hose growing but. Iocs them good. Then you save the old crop j md take the chances of the later sowing,!, vhich rarely ever comes to anything. A|< liend farming rear Columbia has done this j or a ^-l ies of years with good and satisfacto- ! y result^. ; ??????? i UlRTUS. At Abbeville. January 21. 1583, Mrs. Jones F Miller, u daughter. The Abbeville Wholesale Store from this late will sell only for spot cash on delivery, md under no circumstances will they deviate [Vom theabove rule. Relieving that it. Is to :he interest of our customers and ourselves to ulopt this rule, we can promise that, in buyng our cash goods you will not have to pay .is n profit to cover our losses on other customers who fail to pay. We will therefore oiler rrom this dale a premium on every dollars kvoi'th of goo-Js bought from us. Our premium ivill consist of spot cash, the dill'crencc between our prollts 011 a strict cash basis and ivliat it would be If we had to lake chances of l>oor crops and promises you would make us .ipon the basis of promises made to you. We ivtll duplicate prices of any Southern tharkets 3ii goods kept by the Abbeville Wholesale store. Land roth's onion sets at Lnwson's. Fresh garden seeds of all kinds have just, boon reooiaod, come in and get supplied early j it W. Joel Smith it Son's. Onion sets. Onion sets. The host in town; both red and while, at W. Joel Smith & Son's. Itor.'ulus. We are ottering some bargains In winter dress goods tii elose out. Wo have :i few patterns in nice dress goods at loss than cost to make room for spring slock. It. M. Uaddon A: Co. A large lot canton flannel to bo closed out at ' New Yo.'k cost by 1\ Rosenberg ,( Co's. Remember that 1*. Kosenborg.i- Co will close out. their immense stock of overcoats, and suits at sacritlcing prices. All winter goods to be sold at reduced prices by P. Rosenborg it Co. Cent's woolen undershirts will be sold at cost bv 1'. Rosenberg it Co. Smoke "-Mary Lee" tobacco. I\ Rosenberg it Co. Farmers wishing to ^purchase tobacco in .r> rtr 111 pound lots or by the box, will find it to their interest to call on I*. Rosenberg it Co. ?f>,ooo pounds of bacon, 1,000 bushels of corn, _?(Ri barrels of Hour, liO barrels ol molasses?in stock nn<l to arrive. Parties In need ol' these goods will do well to examine our stock. W. Joel Smith A Son. Mlilcs! mules! A lot of very fine mules on hand which we will sell cheap for the cash. Smith & Son. A varied and extensive slock of nearly everything usually needed by the trade to be found at Smith ?& Son's. The Abbeville Wholesale Store did a fine Lit siness last week, as its cash sales averaged one thousand doilais per day, and one day's sales were lilt ecu hundred less six dollars. This worried Mr. Ilogers more than all the other sales, wishing for only one customer to turiiisli the six dollars to make his cash sales fifteen hundred dollars that day. This is just like human nature, the nirre we get, the more we want, never satisfied. Five hundred pounds of eandy at ten cents a pound. T. Rosenberg & Co. oranues, bananas, apples and all seasonable fruit, choice and fresh, at Parker ?S Hill's. Choice uncanvassed hamsat Parker A Hill's (lo to Miller llaothers and supply yoursel with a good clock for ?1.35. Say! look here. Don't you need,a real nice hat? If you do there Is no excuse why you should not have one when Miller Brothers are selling them so very cheap. Northern apples at 88.13 per barrel at Parker vV Hill's. Citron, currants and rosins, fresh at Parker ? Hill's. When In need of croekcry if you will call and price our huge stock before you buy, we assure you it will be to your advantage. Mills rot hers. Calico, IVj, 5 and cents per yard, at P. Rosenberg a (Jo's. Kosenberg A Co., arc oflerlng clollilng at greatly reduced prices. Ginghams,5 cents per yard, at I*. Kosenberg <? Co's. A word to the wise is sufficient. It is a sad fact I am badly overstocked on corn and meat I have no place to store it. Therefore I am compelled to sell for the next ten days at less than Western prices. Merchants and farmers now Is the time to buy these goods from the wholesale store. They will be higher in a few days. A. K UogcrtJ. jState of South Carolina, i Abbeville County. COURT 01' COMMON PLEAS. Kzelciel Hani*. Plaintiff, 1 J mi ins Martin. :'il admin* | viu.i Ustainenio i c S,lmmn;;s ii 11 iiu.no oi tlie estate oi | ^ p.. Win. Unherisoii. deceased, ) ' ' Leila Hticluciis (ialnes.Sal- l'?'1'. ' ly T. Mnrllii, Win.I,. 1'nnt, ftclNLUdevisees of said Win. Robertson, deceased, Defendants. . j To tin* Defendants Junius C. Martin, T.clla Hudgcns (Jalncs, Saliy 1'. Miirlin, Win. L. I'IIIM. \70l7 arc hereby summoned and required X to answer tlie complaint. In this action, of which a copy is HIrcl in the Cleric's ollice, and toservcu ropy of your answer to thesald i com plaint on the subscribers at their office at < Abbeville Court House, within twenty days ' after the service hereof, exclusive of ttic day ' of Piicli service; and i I yon fail to answer the . complaint within the time aforesaid, the piaintiirin this action will apply to the Court , for the relief demanded in the complaint. 1 Dated January 'JTth, A. 1>. ISM. ' ( ) M. U. ZKMSJ.KK. C. C. I'. L.S> l'AUKKK it McUOWAN', I ?i I'laintiU's Attorney. To absent Defendant, Wm. I* l'rntt: Take Notice?That n summons <>f which the | above Isa copy, with the complaint, has this day been tiled in theotliec of tint Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville county, ? nnd Iliiit unless you appear, answeror demur to said complaint within twenty clays alter j service hereof, exclusive of the day of service, j and file your answer Jn t he said cause as re- ( (|Hired by law, Judgment pro con/cuso will be , entered against you. ? I'AHKFU A Mi-GOWAN, 1'lulntiIPs Attorney. Feb. 1,1W, fit Wpeeintendents s OF HIGHWAYS. ! ft M Tl 1 UK following persons have been appointed Superintendents of Highways for their re; spectlvc townships, to wit: Xlncty-SIx?W. II. Frazier. r Greenwood?J. R. Sample. Cokesbury?Win. Martin; \ Donnaldsvllle?H. F. Mattlson: " Due West?Harvey Olinkscalcs. " o Long Cane?Andrew Mcllwaln. Smithviiic? S. F.Cromer. White Hall?Thomas T. Cromer. Indian Hill?W. II. Adamson. V TOR 1885. T rrilE following Is tho amount of money nt J- the disposal ol' the Hoards of Trustees of the several School Districts In Abbeville county for the year I8.S5. Section 1WJ, of the School Law, 'provides that the School Commissioner "shall annually, on the 1st day oi February, or as noon as practicable thereafter, apportion tlie Income of the County School Fund among the several School DistrWis of Ills county in proportion to the average mini- " her of pupils attending the free public schools r in each districtr District No. 1 81 275 00 1 District No. :! I )<>!? 00 District No. .1 1 5iK) no District No. 4 7S7 DO District No. ;> 1 If-f) ID District No. 11 fcW 1*1 Dist rict No. 7 1 ?"> 0.1 t District No. S CHI IK) I District No. 0 71.0 I District No. 10 43) I'll District No. II 1 210 no District No. 12 70') no Dist rict No. l:J .'xio ui) District No. U ?"S 00 District No. 15 S"7 ffl District No. 10 1 :;ici (m) (iiio. c. iiodg:;s, _ School Commissioner. j Feb. J, 1s-:G. It lBSSBC.il,; ] (aooilell A- WbIom v I.. J. Moultrie A . ISro. C T">Y virtue of power of Attorney given tome by UOODKLI. & WATKltS.'the lnort- , gagees herein, I will sell to the highest bidder 1 at. Abbeville <\ IF., S. C., on TlU'ltSDAY, the 1 1'Jt.h of February, the following machinery : One Planer and Matcher, surrendered by the mortgagors above named to satisfy pro tunto the said mortgage and costs. Sale at II o'clock. TKKMS?CASH. 5, K. Beacham, Atty by Power for Goodell & Waters. Abbeville, Jan* 27, 18s.?. 2t Dissolution of Partnership ^ rpiIE Partnership In law heretofore existing 1 underthu ilrm 11:1111c (if 1JKNET, HICK it SMITH, lias tills clay been dissolved by mutual consent. \V. ('. HEX KT, JAS. II. HICK, L. WAliDLAW SMITH. Jan. 2S, lKS.j. Formation of Partnership. \ V The undersigned have this day formed a partnership fur the practice of law at Abbeville Court House and in the Courts of thIh State and of the United States; middl* the lirm name of BEN KT ?fc SMITH. W. C. 1IKNKT. L. WAUDLAW SMITH. Jan. 28, 18tVi. 3t HOUEHT R. IIEMI'IIIM,. WILLIAM T. CATjIIOUX. ? HEMPHILL & CALHOUN,? .Attorneys at La\Vj AHBEVILLE, S. C. Will practice in all tlie Courts of the State. February l, 1SS5. W. L. MILLER, .Attorney At Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Ofllee formerly occupied by Judge Thompons Dec. 2tf, ibsj. I Cedar Springs?Sam'l Able. Abbeville? Richard Sondley. Diamond IIIII?X. E. Johnson, Lowndcsvllle?M. T. Ilulchhison. Magnolia?AW N. Calhoun. J Calhoun?John Gray. Bordeaux?'\V. II. Brltt. Tbcse gentlemen will enter upon the dls- r charge of their duties immediately. Allronds J must be properly worked and put In good condition by the 15tn day of March next. J, A. McCORD, WILLIAM RILEY, W- T. COWAN. 1 County Commissioners. (1 Feb. 4, 1SS3. 4t Bridge to Let. THE contract to rebuild the ISLAND FORD BUI DUE over Little River will be let to the Lowest responsible bidder, at 1 lie Bridge on Saturday, l-ebruary 21, 1?S5, at 12:80 o'clock p. nt. Specifications made known on day of letting. The contractor will be required to "] give bond with approved sureties. The right J Is reserved to reject any or all bids. William Siley, County Commissioner. Feb. 2, 18SI. St The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. I: IN COMMON ri.EAS. ( Jemima Dukes against II. M. Spikes. f PUllSUANT to the order of the Court, bearing date January ?, ISS5. I will sell lit public auction, at Abbeville Court House, on o Siilo Day In March next, the following ltcnl fi Estate, near Ninety-Six, known us 1 lie Dukes tract, to wit: That tract of land, situate, lying and being in said State and County, coutaining Two Hundred and Fifty-Six Acrcs, more or less, on waters of Saluda Itiver, . bounded by lands of Madison ltlcliardson, Kobert Calhoun, Estate Richard \Vutt? and others. TEKMS?One-half cash. Ilalnnec on nine 1 (!i) months, witli interest, secured by llond ' and mortgage of purchaser. Purchaser to pay " for papers, M. L, BONIIAM, JR., Master. Feb. 1. 1.W. It The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. IN COMMON I'l.KAS. F. W. Wacener ?fc Co., Plaintiffs, against W. | M. 11 Iggln*.?Foreclosure. I}ITItSUANT to the order of the Court, in this ease, dated Slst October ISiit, I will sell ut Abbeville Court House, at public auction, on Sale Day in March next, the following Heal Estate, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Abbeville county, in the town of Donnalds, containing Ouc Acre, more or less, and bounded by lands of A. M. Dodson, \V. \V. Rowland, G. 1). Iteid and otliers?being the I logins Lot. TEKMS?Cuf-.U. Purchaser to pay for papers. E M. L. BOMIIAM, .hi., I Master. Feb. 4, 1885. It "apportionment * OF T1IK PUBLIC SCHOOL FUi\D > i LAW CARD.! WE have this day formed a partnership for: tli" puicik'f <ii l.iw uml'T il??? lirin nniiic n: UVSOX & licNIIA?.!. Mr. Honhani liasj rolir?Hl from th?.* Master'^, OtJIee and ui:l ilc-j villi.' !ii? wii(?!o ntU'iition lu I lie practice. ?j-0/!lce U'Xi-iil Hangc. SAM'L C. CASON, W. L. BQNHAM, Jr. January 2i, 1SA"?. tf The Temperance Worker. (Honored from Columbia.) A I.IVK, temperance paper published semimonthly In Sumter liy X. J. Osteon uii^ | lor the editorial management of Rev. II. K. .'Iircitzliorg, < . W. C. T. of I. (). (5. T. ol ionih Carolina, assisted l>y an able corps ol writers. Terms GO cents per annum. State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN TIIK rnonATB COURT. Zx parte T. J. Rowen. Administrator and Petit loner.?Petition for Settlement ami Discharge. \TOTICK Is hereby given thatT. .T. nowen, [\ as Administrator of the estate of .1. II. t.innister, deceased, has applleil for settlenent of said estate and tinnl discharge. Orlereil: that Friday, the (lilt day of I'ebruary icxt he set. apart for hearing the petition and :runlliig tho relief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON*, Judge Probate Court. January18>5. Situation as Teaelier Wanted 4 LADY having a first class certificate and t\ with several years experience, desires a chool. Good reference furnished. Address, ost < mice Hox No. -J, Abbeville, S. C. Lee. '24, l.Sfvl. 4t rilK srnsC'RIHKR oilers for sale his dwell1 ing house and lot containing about 1J? crcs in tile town of Abbeville. Also his farm in the line West road two mlies from Abbelllc, contain in); TWO HCNIHtKD ACUKS. riorc or loss. On the premises is a frame louse with six rooms. HOWARD NOHLE, SR. December 17,1WI. tf Law Partnership. rlin undersigned have this day formed a partnership for the prnellee of law under he firm name of GRAYDON & GRAYDON. \'e will practice In all the (Courts of the State nd In the United stuleS Courts for the Dlsrict of South Carolina, and will give prompt .ml careful attention to all business placed in mr hands. ELLIS O. ORAYDON, WM. N. GRAYDON. Jan. 21, 18S5. If ANNUAL RETURNS -T0Profeate Court A DMINISTRATORS, Executors, Gunrf\. dlans and other fiduciaries in list- make eturns on their estates before the first day of larch. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. Jan. 14, ISM. 3t Eattie Adams [S still In business at her RESTAURANT I on the Dend.v Corner, and is prepared to urnlsb excellent MEALS at all hours of the ay. [Jan. 11, ltjfH, tt rhe Place to Get What You Want! MS, M. CHRISTIAN HAVING bought tlie interest of Mr; JOHN* WILSON in tho business urmcrly conducted by tliem jointly will ;oep always in storo, a complete stock of 'ANCY GROCERIES, CANNED J00IKS and CONFECTIONERIES of 11 kinds. The best and cheapest CIrAllS and TOBACCO. The FINEST VINES and LIQUORS. Jweet Mash Corn Whiskey "or medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical mrposes. Give him aeall. Satisfaction guaranteed p.if All persons indobtcd to the firm f Christian ?*. Wilson must make immeliate payment. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 13. IS8-1, tf , Halters. PEHSONS buying homes nn<l mules, can bp supplied with halters cheap by calling n T110.S. BKGtiS. Doc. 17, 1SS-1, tf temnt wmmmm COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF. )00BS,SASH,BL!NDS! IOULDINGS, BRACKETS, fellow Pine Lumber, Etc. Estimates cbccrfully rendorod. Address Perkins MannfactnriBE Co, 51G Calhoun Street, Augusta, Ga. Oct. S, 1S8-1. Cm. fALL AND WINTER GOODS. ?:o:?:o:? ? TTn v* *1 n jULLS tail try uu jjl a nuo a Large Assortment ?of? Dry Goods, Motions, Domestics, Hats, Nothing, Boots and Shoes, Jroceries, and Nearly Everything "Wanted >y the Trade, , ,y, JOEL SMITH & SON, ' Abbeville, C. H., S. C. Oct. 1, 18S4, tf "ciNciisnsrATi REPOSITORY ABBEVILLE, S. C. dbrsoks wanting I WAfJOXS, IIAUXKSS, "WJIIPS. IIALTKR8, uror.v rt'ftiiioNS, AXLK (iKKASK, I'lJlW (iKAH, KIUIXG HUIIU-KS. IIA.MK ST1UNUS, Ac., VIII do well to call before purchasing, as i rill not be undersold. TEOS. BEGGS. March H, 18S3. tf Drs. Mabry & Hill. 117 E have this dnv formed n copartnership y\ In the I'HACTI(.'K OK MKIUC1NK In II Its branches, in cases where the attrition of both of us may bo needed no extra hurifc will be made. T. J. MAHUY. M. P. L. T. IIII.L. M. 1?. Maach 12, -1SK4, t f WM. II. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN. PARKER & McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ABBEVILLE, C. IL, S. C. WILL practice also In the Circuit Courts oi the l ulled States for South Carolina* Jan 7, ISso, u I lllilif iHL, Abbeville, S. C. JUST OPEKNED ANI> HEADY I'OR THE acbuinrmidatiou of guests. MRSi E. KELLY, Proprietress. 0. WITTEE, Mnnapcu January 7, I*si. tf For Sale, By virtue of an innato desire to supply the demands of the trade, wo will sell that large and desirable stock of I Ready-Made Clothing- and i Overcoats. * situate in tlio town of Abbeville in the upper part of the Dry Goods establishment of \V. Joel Smith & Son, and bounded on tlio right by their well known and extensive stock of Fine Eats, . , and on tho left by their immense reserve stock of Boots and Shoes, \ bounded in tho rear by a barricade of L Saddles and Trunks, surmounted by an armory of Breech load- j tng, single and double barrel Shot Guns, i and in front by a continuation of that sanrio immense stock of Clothing till you i reach the rock wall of low living prices. : Sold to sati-sfy the demands of the trade. ' TERMS?Reasonable. ( Smith & Son. MerchantSi < Nov. 2rt, 18f*4. tf ; Notice. i ANY on*lmvlnsrluminous with tho School Commissioner can flml him In his offlcc on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wrdnesenys. Thursdays, and Fridays, from .1 -ocloclt, 1*. M., lo 0 P.M. Un Saturdays from 10 A. 51. to (1 P. M. GEO. 0. HODGES, School Commissioner A. C. Jan. 11,1881, tr ( mabry, , Attorney and CoHnsello'r at Laisf; ABBEVILLE; P. C.' Office formerly occupied by Judge Thomson. Hoc. 24, ISfW. tf \ TiOno- IVfiftdprl Want, \ SUPPLIED. ; MILLER BRO'8., J 1 RE AGENTS FOR AVAXXAMAKER & ! /\_ llROWN, Merchant Tailors, the largest ' house of the kind in the United States, and 1 arc prepared to take measures for geniiemcn's stilts of every description. Over two hun: ( dred samples arc on rjxiiU>ltltin at. the store of ? MILLER BROTHERS. December 2i, 1881. 1 Wanted I TO*SELL | WITHOUT PROFIT! ; ( t 1,000 Bushels White Corn. ^ 100 Barrels Flour. < t 50 Barrels New Orleans j Molasses. < 50 Barrels Sugar, 25 Sacks Coffee. AT PARKER & HILL'S, 1>CC. '24, 1881. liraifl Wans to Hire. AAV. SMITH hns a fine tenm of mules, which he will hire on the most favorable terms to haul or to plow. lie hns a good wngon. and all the necessary agricultural Implements. ITo works cheap. Try him. Dec. 10, 188-1. tf School Claims! ALL persons holding School Claims will present them to the County Treasurer for payment at ouce. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. Nov. 20th, 1884. tf VALUABLE ?LAND? I For Sale. I i Q A 1 ACHES IN "MONTKUY," LOWNDES \ J-* I vllle Township, t wo story frame house t with six rooms and necessary out-houes, and 11 line well near the house, fil neres fine bottom j j land, :!0 acres virgin forest and li"> acres in L cultivation. The remainder In tine timber. For particulars apply to NOBLE A. NOBLE 1 or J. T. PAKICS, Abbeville, C. H., S. C. 1 Nov. 18S4. am. I FOUTZ'S , HCRSE AND CATTLE POWDERS t "'A , T^~ ?><-?, FOUTZ j) 4^^^ | No JIorst? will die of foi.tc. Hots or I.VXO Fe- 1 tkr. If Frame's I'owdprs nre nwl In time. ? Fontr.'* 1'owders will enrp and prevent IIooCnoT.*i?a. Font/.'* I'owders will prevent (JaI'K* in F'owt.s. 1 Fomz's Powders will lnrrpn?p ttip qnnntlfr of milk find ereani twenty per cent., and make tlic butter firm and sweet. | FontzV Powders will pure or prpvent almost r.TKUT i ( Dicvack to whleli Horse* and Cattle are s'il>iect. , Foi'tz's 1'owncr.s will oivi; Satisfaction. Sold everywhere. DAVID E. FOTTTS, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, MD. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AHBEVILI.E. IS TKR PROBATE COURT. Ex pario O. 1'. Hawthorn, Administrator, Ac., t Petitioner.?Petition for settlement nnd Discharge. Or. HAWTHORN as Administrator with I f , Will annexed of Polly Hawthorn,de-j ceascd, having petitioned for Settlement and . Discharge, i< It is ordered: that Thursday the fifth day of | February next be fixed for the settlement and J j discharge as prayed for. . J. FULLER LYON, , Judge Probate Court. t Jan.-j, 1SS.), j. _New Goods! New Goods!! , 1K> ARRIVE THIS WEEK. Black Imnt- J . Inns firr spring dresses. Jersey Jackets in black and colors. Bleached botneipun*, Col- . ored canton llanncls for e?rtaln?, ?te. It. M. IIADDON A CO. Jan.'21, 18r5. * In Stock and to Arrive! | 25,000 pounds JUacon, ' I 1,000 bnshels of Corn, t I 206 barrels cf Flour, 4 GO barrels of Molasses. PARTIES IN NEED OF THESE GOODS wiil do well to examine our stock. < 11 \V. Joel Smith & Son, Jan. 14, IStt. I _ t Yarb. Madden, ] Flit.ST t'J.ASS UI'.M. BlVCiER, 1 AHHEVILLE. S. C., i /"\FFEIIS lils services to the people of AliliP-i J 1/ villi? county. He lms never made u fall-1J lire- Prlios reasonable.Jan. 21, laSa. sm J. II. SIMMONS, , TXIVTISrEiEl i Abbeville, C. H , S. C. ? i J Has just opened his snor ox ' llic Public Square, where lie is pre- 1 pared to do ail manner of work in his lino. A full line of TINWARE on hand. A lanre lot of LAMPS of tioiiutiful design. LAMP CHIMNEYS of all sorts. A Good Stock of Crockery, , and a Supply of Cooking Stoves. , J.H.SIMMONS, 1 March 12, ISM, If PARLOR M, AT THE If 11 Sill -OFJ, D, CHALMERS & 00, ABBEVILLE, S. Ci PaTU.OTI SUITS, In Mobnlr. Molinlr mvl t plush hands. One net iii CRIMSON PLUSH. CillAMlIKR SUITS, In WALNUT, CHI3R/ IIY and OAK, latest styles. pIJA.MU.ER SUITS, Painted ill beautiful U colors: FINE RIDE HOARDS, and CHIFFONIERS, ' SAFEP, rto. HAf.L STANDS. mill ITAT RACKS. The llall .Stands arc new anil beautiful goods. WARDROBES-MAHOGANY and WAT.- < '? NUT-wlth flpo.FUKXCII GLASS In ' he doors; Splendid goddi. i (\ BUREAUS rnnjrlnR In prices rrr.m S.'i.OO ( i U to SWO, all with the best of glass. IRA BEDSTEADS at prices from S-V>0 to } iOU ftiO.OO. Hot torn tlgurbsi J a rn chairs-parlor, caxi-:, and i -JOU WOOI) SKATS, at prices Horn 71 :ents to ?1J.W) each. |4,f ATTRESSES?all sizes. SPRING BEDS LVJ and CUTS. We sell a good Spring Red or Sl.7">. 11 llICTURE FRAMES?In VELVET, EHO- ? V NY, and GILT. from CARD sizes to CAB- v .NETS, and PANLLS. Flue Assortment. Fixe picture frame moulding on hand, from tlie lowest price, to best, all il7.es. can be put up In best manner. PICTURE CORD and NAILS. , WIXDOW SHADES, In "DADO" styleslatest and host?.fust, to hand. All sizes. Jail and see them. Very low in prices. I'O ARRIVE in a few days?The handsoniJ est lot of WALL PAPER In the uji-coun,ry. Wo are going to sell It at city prices. THE ABOVE AXXOUNCEMENT wl'l tell you of a part of the goods we have on land. We will sell them as low as the lowest prices. Respectfully, r J- D CHALMERS & CO- ? October 20, 1S8-1. An firdiTianfifi' s To Raise Snppllcs for the Town of Abbeville, S. C., for the Year 1SS5. Be it ordained by the ixtendant and Wardens of the Town if Abbeville, S, C.,in Council assembled, md by authority of the same, That a taS for the sums and in the manner hereinifter named shall lie raised and paid into :he treasury of tho Town Council for the .ises and purposes thereof for tho year i 1885. Suction ]. On every one hundred dollars of tho basli value of all real and pertonal estate within the incorporation of lie said Town of Abbeville tho sum of tifteen cents. Skc, 2. On each billiard and pool table i 5r ten pin ailey kept for hire the sum of Twenty-five Dollars on the lirst table or illey and Twenty-fivo Dollars for each :ablo or alley more than one kept by the <amo owner. On each bagatelle table kept for hire the sutn of Fifteen Dollars. Sec. 3. For each license to retail spirtuons liquors in tho Town of Abbeville :he sum of Two Hundred Dollars for the jrear, beginning with tho first day of January, 1885, and end ins on tho first day of ranuary, 18W6. Tho said sums payable in hrce equal installment in advance, said lealor or dealers to give bond and securi- r y for payment of said sum of money, ? fnd if at any timo during the year the J (aid dcnleror dealers should go out of justness the wholo amount of Two Hun- 1 Ired Dollars shall immediately become v luoand payable, and any person or persons doing. business the whole or any ( lift of tljo year shall pay the whole sum >f Two Hundred Dollars. Sec. 4. Th.at all male persons between lie ages of sixteen years and fifty years, j jxcept those physically unablo to earn a i support, are liable to road duty and shall 30 required to work on the roads, side- ; valks, and streets within tho ineorpora,ion of the Town of Abbeville five days under the direction of thoTown Council. The commutation for said road duty to jo tin sum of Two Dollars to bo. paid at .Kb time of payment of other taxes, to ivit, on or before the first day of March. Vll persons refusing or failing to work ive full days to bo accepted and approv !U uy tne council or p.iy inc auyve cumnutation shall bo liable to pay such fine ' ind penalty as the Council may impose. Sko. 5. That all itinerant auctioneers, } H'ddlers, and other transient persons, ex:ept venders of farm produce raised in * he Cou 11 tj', offering at retail any poods vhatsoover for sale, shall pay a license of lot moro than Twenty-five Dollars nor j ess than One Dollar per day. Sec. (>. That all circuses shall pay a icense of One Hundred Dollars for each md every exhibition; and all other ihows, including what are commonly cnown jis side-shows attached to a circus, shall pay a license of not moro than Fify nor less than Two Dollars for each cxli bitten. Sue. 7. That all returns shall be made inder oath 011 or beforo the first day of [ 'obuary, 1S8T>, and all taxes shall be due md payable on or beforo the first day of March, 1 SS.>. If any person or persons (hall refuse or neglect payment of the axes heroin levied within tho time speclied the Treasurer of tho Town Council s hereby authorized and required to add wenty per centum penalty, and if the ax with the penalty is not paid within hirty days thereafter, it shall be tho duty >f tho Treasurer of the Council to issue jxocutions therefor immediately and colect the same by due process of law, as irovided in the charter of said Town of Vbbevillo. Srco. 8. The Town Council or a quo- 4 urn thereof shall constitute a board of issessors to atlix tho value of property T *eturned for taxation. , Skc. f>. If any person or persons shall efuso or neglect to make a return of heir property for taxation within the itnt) proscribed herein, tho return of last ,'ear with twenty per centum added shall ie deemed anil taken by the Treasurer to >0 tho true value of their property for axation and it shall be assessed at that ate. Done and Ratified in Council and tho teal of tho Town Council allixcd this 2fith lay of December, eighteen hundred and >iirlilv-four. J. S. HAMMOND, ! Intendant. JONES F. MILLER, Secretary. 1 Dec. 81, 1884, C,t J "XCAED To the Traveling Public, i rHE Hoarding House formerly known nsjj the MANSION HOlTSEJust above K. K. i Schneider's Corner, south side II road Street. I s now kept by Mrs. Samh T. ICedil, and \vll(| lercifter be known as the ('TjKVKJ.ANI)| " rlOUSK. Named In honor of the President i sleet. Alt persons visiting the city are ear-, I lestly solicited to stop with Mrs. ltedd, as her i 1 nhle will be as good as the market will afford. lOti ltroad Street, Augusta, Ua; Jjec. SI, 18cM. ;>m Q?Yon Km Hot to Save Miuey? tF NOT. then real) the following grand announcement, which will tell you how [oodsarc to be slaughtered for the nest W lays at P ROSENBERG & GO'S "anions store of General Merchandise. Ileliembcr that thov havo In stock a complete, Incof everything a man, woman or cliilif :oitlil desire. They will For the Next 30 Days * )ller their entire stock at the most reduced >rlees ever heat d of. .1 list look! (ilNUHAMS, "> cents per yard. !-l SI I F.l'.TNO, 5 cents per yard. CALICO. \}-it .'> and .V.j it'll Is per yard. lea's, Yontli's aofl Boy's CMioi'j ,n ho sold at almost a saerinee. .\ lin-jrenmi-ii l if DOMESTIC'S to lie sold at prices that will I istonlsh the closest buyers. Now is youri line Co serine a TUt'NK or VAI.1SK ifoccries will positi rely he sold At Rock Bottom Prices, i1 r ['heir beautiful stock of .?n.YETi VA1.K will >e ollereil cheaper Chun ever before, l/ndie.s _ viil find It lo their Interest to Inspect their 1 inniense .stock of i DRESS GOODS. \~ I'his great salts will h'(< made In order lo make' t oorn for t heir Spring si nek and will only hist ] or :i').dn.vs. lie on hand promptly, and von a vill he convinced that tliey mean business, j P. ROSENBERG & CO. jl Dec. "1, 1SSI, tf 1 The Ateille Medical Soniolj jWII.T, meet SALE DAY IN EEIIKt'AUY at 1- M. \V. T. .!? >NES, I'rtsident. J John a. Kor.iNsoN, Secrciiiry. Dec. 10, ISM. lyr , Harness GOOl) machine made harness for si'Joehenp by THUS. JIEUOS. j Dee. 17, 1^1, I! J i mil?? ? mil Atmmt a?11 A. E. EC deal: Hams, Lard, Sugar, Cof 7 AM SELLING TIIE ABOVE GOODS FOR 1 I Will mnke It to the Interest of all CASH i liat. LO>V CASH prices will he appreciated 1 ntt-rest to sell only for SPOT CASH. I Imve lernn.v consl<lerallon. SI'OT CASH or no so We thank our friends and customer* for p;ist TUC ABRCUII I E Mi I 1IL tWJUfmV ILLL VT Jan. 2S, Ift-M.tf Christmas Cards! SPSED r^AI,L and see our lnrjiennd ban-lsomo a" U sign*. The nicest everoUcred in this marl See our handsome stork of WORK HOX3 VoHK BOXES combined. ODOR CASKS, enuilful lincjor PHOTOGRAPH FRAME* J lOLDF.RS, (.UT GLASS BOTTLES, 1()K] lOLLID.yV GOODS, usually kipt in ft lirsl Diamond Dyes! Our Slock of DIAMOND DYES is full am 9 confs per package. The continued demand ;ior SACIIET TO\ i'liIcli will arrive in ii few days. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' Most respectfully, rHOMAS McOETTIGAN lifivlnpr sold out t 1 First Class Tnide at I he Norwood l!ro!h<?r" mil public attention to the SUPERIOR QUA >y sine, and used as a Ken vera ?e anil Family 3 elected Malt, Is absolutely IN'ltK, and It i ["ONIC and as a INVIGORATING HHALTJ 1EVERAGK It I * unexcelled. and oilkv to be h The proprietor has ou hand a Klnft Stock of !!OOI< IIVOLI BKER at ohly 10 o?>nts a bottle. COOL TEMPERATE DRINKS pat up lu F aloon of tho up-country. Give Tom a Call at i PALMET1 MILK PUNCH, and ot Mny lith, 1SS1. mm rj AVE Just opened a new and elegantly flti LJ Corner, under the Prrm and Banner offici ecelve till their stock is complete a full line < Drugs, Medicines, Chei Llfio, all the popular PATENT MEDICINES fc rnrrant to bo fresh mid pood. Wo also offer a well selected stocl: of FANCY Colognes, Foreign and Dom< in gireat variety, Hands Our line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS Is slmpl r 4 tr t.v c?u ti'ivr? a vi\ uirnv m>t! 1' ik.ii/ uiiuij jmu Nt. Janunry 28. lfiSo, tf B.F7S] .ABBEVi: Is now prepared to furnisl }d Lumber, and is ready to ] tfork of any kind, at the ve] nost reasonable prices. June 15,1PSJ, tf i unit an i wit kve Opening' Their Large and Well Selected Stock of All Kinds of GOODS. And are Ready to SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE jOWEST possible peices. Will Advertise 3Iorc in Detail ^ext Week. Sept. 17, last, tf Suns! * Guns! Sreacli Loaders .. t and Implements Shells, &c., at i the CORNER JUARLES & THOMAS. .Sept. 21, ISM, (f WARDLAW & MM" I I roiv H.1VK TJ55: I'l.nASlKK OF 1 announcing the arrival of an utrraerlvc I no ??f | Consisting of a full assort-j p.ent for Men's, Ludieg's and! Jhildren's wear, in all the! jate3t Styles. Mareii sn, issi, u Second Hand Harness. T you cannot afford to buy u now harness,' call on the subscriber, and he will sell you second hand sot In good repair. Doc. IT, 1SS-I, tf Til OS. liEiiUS. ?his is the Season of Raffles. j K you want a ?ood leather dice box for the > L oivifdrti call on Dec. IT, l:M, tf 7IIOS. UKOOS. j Axle Grease "?Y I lit- box, do/, on, or ur"??!. rnr salo cboap ' by l'lllis. l.KCUiSDee. 17, 1SJ, tf Paints. A YA1.IKTY of colors of I'ainls just ro-j f\ ccivcd and for sale i?y Dec, IT, InjI, tf TllOii. CfcUUS. i j' t ?mi f ) r E RS , ^ ^ ER I2ST j|il fee, Molasses and Soap,, w v 'l?l SPOT CASH nn-l (JASH ONI^.^ m.veiN n? ony their goods from inc. Kolfovlit/ "- *& )> the trndciinil Hint It will bo to our mutyal; ' .\%3" adopted this rtileaud will not break them an* : * ja will he our motto. . . favors and promise lower prices than ever at 'H0LESALE STORE, II Christmas Cards! M LOWRY | ortment or CHRISTMAS CARDS. New dc- ,'^M "S. both plush and lcntlirr. MUSIC ANT> Ladle*' mid G.-nfff DRESSING OASES. A. ' 'VS3 KWKLUY STANDS. CARD and BOUQUETs%?M MS, FANCY PAPER, anil vurluu* other ;*5S class drug store. Diamond Dyes! a almost any color can be tiirnlaiicd. Oojyr/ffijji VDER has induced us to make an crdct i*ou will not res ret It, * Speed & Lowry. mm j lie CENTENNIAL ITOUSE and e*Uihll?b?<l m\ s stand on Washington s re-it, do*lre* Uj. 2sH IifTV of his FINE OLD LIQUORS Sofleni>A.>g^H ledlclne. It Is manufactured frofri carefully s hichly recommended by.-mcfHenl mennsrt '^38 H SUSTAINING-KM STRENGTH GIVING H&l ii'1 at the PALMETTO SALOON. MILWAUKEE STEAM BEER, also FRESC^' 'list Class Style to suit the trade at the leading the old "0 SALOON- I lior Tfimnoranne TiritiVa MV* AVUIJ^VAUUVV A/AAUAHl . fills j ted tip DRUG STORE on the Marshall IToaia ''*% \ and arc now receiving aud will continue to >J? aicals, Dye Stuffs, &c^^l :ept f 11 a flrit-class Drug Store, all of which wo " .''J& ' GOODS, consisting of ' jstic, Handkerchief Extract^ - jl iome Vases, Lamps, &c. y complete. Every variety of HAIR. TOOTH?. *^8 Sli SOAPS from the finest toilet to UiociiMp- 'ffg ith; LLE, S. C., ^ ? an &iuu<3 \j? ivuugii vi i/i toe- ^ (ill all orders for Carpenter.?; :$! :y shortest notice and at the M J. w. sign! ABBEVILLE, S. C. '1 J?EEPSon hand a full assortment of IROff CASES,''M FINE BURIAL CASKETS, i COFFINS, from the cheapest to the best. Hearse 'will . attend funerals, wnen desired. . He will also Contract for the J Erection of Builtogs- 1 T "3 Ho Is iieent for the s^^of Sash, Doors a Rllnds, Moulding*, statV-railings, Kloof) ncn and everything pertaining to house building >4 April 7,1480, ti - V;>4^| Something New TJunder the H Sun. I WILL be ready on and after the 1st of March to do any REPAIRING which,' . ^ may bo wanted to your SADDLE8 and UAH- / ' .J XKSS. Don't |>ust]>one the matter too ? long. The cyclone may come along. 13o ready far the emergency THOS. BEGGS. ? Feb. 27tl), ISS-1. tf Seal, if Mcllwaiie d & Co.J PJaVE on Iinnd nlmost every variety ot CARRIAGES,. Si BUGGIES, j| ... WAGONS,.1 wh'.fii tliey oiler to tlielr customers on tho most udviiiitntfcous terms. MPATBTkll A SPEf!T/IT,TV d XlXiX UXJ.li.XlU *X WX UU111XJX X Willi ihe host of workmen in every branch.of . Our business, and an <>hui>dant nippiy of > ' .jg lumber. ami odier materials, we are prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the very heft? . > manner, at. the shortest notlee. and <-n tlio most aeeommodating terms. All work fully warranted. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street. fit llil 1 ARE y'f now prepared to exhibit au elegant stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, AU ilojmrttrents arc lull, mvl persons In want ??t" any article, have only to call for it ami he supplied. In rcpraril to prices, a irroat ninny trnoils arc nowsonl In-low the cost of prod net Ion. Satisfaction fitiarantoiil. hot every otic cull ami j-ce lor himself. WHITE BROTHERS. Well Boring. rjMlM nn(ler>iirne<l with his larro ! ) Incii I aii'.'er.ntnl the ?loul>lfsri!izc?l Terra Coitsi enrhin^tfitn put yon itpn wi ll that will last ior av.es. at one half the price of ilutr wells, lie u-'-i ilie ordinary size wood bucket for ilra wiii-r water. The ch-aiiint! out o! Micso wi lts !s the wi-rl; of a Ji'.ituttc, hy kc.f'i!nj? ; , till I ticket in holtonl of w.-i! to lie hoi'keil i tit at will. He a'so h:;s the agency lor AhfiOVilu eot.niy for the celebrated Porcelain lined l'i:cntish' r I'lilip, which l:e can furnish ami j rt in at less til ill Factory priets for a Mt'rjo l-unip. ( HAS. M. 4'AI.IlUl'y UrtcnwouJ.SJ. Jut;. 11, l>?i. l\r ?