The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, June 17, 1885, Image 3

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> i ii iir.i 1,1 l>.?_ftu1 ? B>? iiiB?? in' . Ike Press and Banner! By Iluyh Wilwon. Wednesday, June 17, 1885. i i - . ? ( r Itcturnort Iron* l.auisliiii.'). Lucy lUaekwi'il, colored, arrived in town Just Monday on her return from Louisiana llnr fnmllv mill fortv-tliroc oilier llinilifs. jimnberinj; over a hundred stttls, left the city j of Anderson. in March, Is-1, in high hopes of J finding emit pros|H.Tlty aim happiness on I lie 1 l<trm? of Louisiana, but her recital of facts show how greatly tlicy have been disappoint- j tnl. On their arrival in Louisiana at the point for distribution anion;: the planters this lol-1 lowing named persons went to what she terms the Lyon farm, viz: Edmund I Slack well, wife and four children ?Kd m n nd it lack well and two of his children | are dead. Kdward Davis, wife, and eitclit ehiidien--all j une Zanders?dead. Andrew Walsteinc?dend. Solomon I'.oweii und wife?both dead?died the same day. Kdiiiund 15owen--divid. It. !'>. Session?dead. lie left .1 wife and family in Abbeville comity. Ifctvis Jones, wife, and (-"even children?all ilnul. Lucy lllack well reports that out of the! whole forty-four families, who left Anderson | in March, lSKl. the following named arc all Who are Mill alive, anil they have returned to i their old homes, or as nearly so, as Ihcil" lini- | ited means would allow : Lucy lSlackwoll and two children?came to' Ahlicville. Josh Jones, wife and two children?went by i Seneca C'it.v, on Air Line Road. (ieorgc i'avis. wife and two children?stop- j ped at Tocoa City for want of money t > pay jwissagc fur the remainder ot the way. Lucy Mackwell spoke lightly of the scenes of sickness and dentil through which she had ' passed, and spoke enthusiastically of tiiei crops which she left in that wonderful conn-1 try, of which she seemed to know so little. She could give 110 idea as to what part of the1 Stateshe went to. and could only itcseribetlie location as the "Lyon Farm." she is a ui >ger-cake colored woman, having two children of a darker hue. she wore a white "Mother Hubbard" dress, and was t lie observed of all observers, while she took great pleasure in reciting the (acts ab >vo stated. ? - ?? I>cnth of Mrs. Cicero Hutches. Mrs. Kllen Hushes, wife of Mr. Cicero Hughes, died in this village on Sunday morninsr, after an illness of about three weeks. Mrs. Unfiles attended the funeral of her mother. Mrs. Johnson Kamey, at Anderson, on the21th of May. Returuim; to her home in Abbeville on the next nay, she was taken Kick 011 the 2i>th of May, and was, fur a tiiue, ill a critical condition. About h vreek before her death, she had so far recovered as lo be able to come down town to the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. I?. Chalmers. While on this visit she .vas taken worse and was unable to return to her own home, and died at the house of her sister on Sunday morning, where loving hands and skiiuii uocturs rendered every possible attention ; but every of- , fort to stay the approach of death was unavtilling. 1'eatli nt all times is nn unwelcome guest, but In cases like this, where the mother of a large family of children is taken, the heart of every one must l>c moved i>y sorrow, and we know the great heart of tills community is moved In tender sympathy for all the members of this household, tmt. more especially lor the Infant, and other children who are too young to realize the great loss which they have sustained. i The deceased was buried at I'pper Long fane cemetery on Sun-lay afternoon, after the burial service of the Methodist church had i been read, of which church she was a member. The Infant, of the departed mother is in a critical condition. We learn that Mrs. Trowbridge, sister of the deceased, will adopt two of the children. Ilnppy .Sellout Children. The exercises of the Abbeville High School were closed yesterday morning, and the children were very happy, as they marched homeward from the school. They have studled hard during the last year, and have made j commendable progress in their various stud- 1 tes, and are now entitled to the respite from books which their industry has earned for them. The seliool year has been an unprece- ' dentcdly prosperous one. The attendance lias been large, and the teachers have given abundant satisfaction In the discharge of their dilllcitlt and arduous labors. The re- , celpts of the school are supposed to meet all 1 expenses, and the School Association have abundant reason to be satisfied with there- ' suit of the year's labor. The teachers and children have arranged for an exhibition in ( the t.%iurt Housa to-morrow night, in which the children of the school will unite their individual etrorts to att'ord a pleasant evening for such of our citizens as may come to see . them, and thus the children ami their parents may enter upon the holiday season with joy- ' ous hearts, liopelully trusting lor the future. ?. The Sow Hotel. I Arrivals for w.\?k ending Jir>e lS'li?f?.I\ i Neil, Troy; It. Svi-lley, City; W". T. O'lnultlirIivn, M >ntery; B. S. Halo, Ninety-Six: W. W. i'riH)ks!io i'{. JuMns S. Hj.vw trd, Alex, i M;t!?e, Jr., Orecnvilln; S. <r. Tapper, Jr.. : (iharlosloa: F. A. Cinn>r, Oo'jssbury; J. T). at :Ltieas, Laurens; J. L. M milling, Anler- i K ?n: J. Wtelubeiiner. J. K. Dv.vson, Atlanta; < Jtev. J R. Ililey, Plck-ms; W. F. Pearson, Dr. J. W. Widcinao, Dve West; I!. Reynolds, .jr., < Greenwood: W. P W.iiie, 1! I'tirn >ro; J. \V. < S. Cllin ?r. Mass; .!. T iUitey. Viuustn; G. M. I Slbert, RmJ. Chiles, \V, P. Wldeni in. Troy; c (!. n. Mitcii?l, Savannah Valley Uallroid; M-tts, Rail i more; \V. H Hrovrster, N<mv i York; J. o C impbctl, Philadelphia; S.S. MeIlfitlo, Wllllnz'on; C. P. Hoke.G">orf?e Collier, I (Jeonjia; II. I*. Ito", South Carolina; W. F. ; Kike, A.C. Hook, Paisley. Scotland: Albert i Kdelin, Raltiinore; T. T. Oliver, Richmond; C. J. O'Farrell, Ath?!i<, (5a.; .1. A. GrlilHli. North Carolina; It. F. M^Cislan, Charleston ; ; J. C. Thonuus, Abbeville county. Chenp Kailronri Rntps. The Columbia nnd Greenville Railroad will sell on the 2:U1 round trip tickets to Grcenvlile :?t very low rates to persons who wish to witness on 21th and 2.*>ih there the Firemen's , Tournament, Bicycle races and Gaines of l!u?? ; Ball. The rntes from stations ill this county will Will lw> as follows ; Ninety-Six SI .V) New Market 1 l'i (ireenwood 1 i Jlodces 1 'J* I Abbeville 1 Donalds 1 II Tiekcts cood to return on 21th or 'J-'itii June. I The schedule will be us follows : Leave NlnHv-SIx 5 21 p in Leave New Market. -13 p in 1/Cave Greenwood * .vj p ni Leave Hodges f> 22 p ni Leave Donalds 0 IS p m ' The Olil (ilvrx I'lnoo to the New. Wo learn that the Methodist church Is soon to be moved to the back part of the lot, to i make way for the new structure now under runt rapt, and the suggestion lias been made that it oonlil he chanired into an excellent School building at very.small cost. The buildIns Ik a good one, the location Is ndmirable, and everything would point to this as a desirable arrangement, so far as the people of the village are concerned, if it should he atrreea- j b!e to t h"R" who own tho property. We need : additional school room in town, and no morel suitable location, could be found. The house j is desirable, and by proper enclosure of the lot an elegant arrangement could be had. An Abbeville Woman Kills a mnn in; Cireeiivllle. Mnrv Spann, a colored woman wlio came! front Cokcsbury to Abbeville, and afterwards moved to Greenville, stabbed and killed; .Tohn Hrown, an inoll'ensiv? ne^ro man. on: the streets of that city la?t Saturday night.! After shestabb?d him they parted, and she1 did not. know that she had killed liirn until she was arrested for her crime. The body, of JJrown It is supposed lay upon the streets six or elsbt hours alter death, and was not found until daylight on Sunday morning. "At the Ite*itlem-e of the Bride'* Father.*' When correspondents send marriage notices lo the 1'rrxx mul Itmmcr they will please oinlt the words "at the residence of the bride's father," except in cases where a rumor may have gained currency to the effect tliatthe marriage ceremony was to take place else Where than at. home. The presumption Is, that, the lady will marry at home, and there Is no use of putting words In the marriage notice that wotiiil lead the public to suspect that, anywhere else than a marriage at home had beeu coniteinplated. I lip rrtriuin^' iiucrrsiH. flcports from different sections of tlio conn- I ty Indicate a flattering prospect In the coming | crops. Cotton lias fur the most part been [ chopped out. stands are excellent, the plant, is i growing rapidly and If tlio seasons from this! time onward are favorable, an extrnordlnari- j Iv large yield may confidently be expected. Upland corn also, where t he satno has been; properly cultivated, bids fair to disprove the i hypothesis that tills cereal cannot be mjcc?c>-'fully cultivated upon the hills ot this latitude. m Tcnclier.s" Institute. School Com ml ssloncr Hodges is arranging to iiave a Teachers' Institute at Abbeville, commencing Wednesday evening, .Inly 22nd, j and ending on Friday* evening, July 21th. | The programme and full particulars will soon J be given?probably In the next issue of the: J*rvxxnnd ftnnnrr. This meeting Is an Important one, and has for Its object the advance- j went of the teachers in their profession. It! tvould be well for all teachers to attend. ? * Itnl),yh?oil lor Juno. Tliis valuable tmgazine has been received, With a table of contents brim full of valuable | jnatter for that most Interesting personage of all the household.?the hnl\v?being devoted! exclusively to the care of infants ami yonng! children. Loroy M. Yale. M. I). Medical Kdi-j tor; Marlon llarland, KdttorGeneral Nursery i Topics. Price?Sl.Vt a year. Address?Baby- j hood Publishing Co., IS Spruce, New York. School Kxhihltlon. Tho Abbeville High School will give an ex- J JHMtlon III tiie rouri nocse on next, imirs-j day night, Juno lvMh, to which the public arc i Invited. The Board or Health will take tho rounds, here In a few (lays. They threaten to make a very rigid inspection, and we therefore lake j this occasion to advise all those who have been remiss In this connection to set things ; to rights and have no hard feelings about it. i A. flannel cloth wet with coal oil, and applied at night !o the throat and over the lungs, j will invariably breiik up tho worst cold j cough, if taken In time, and few days' caret will complete the curp. Wk learn that Miss Young, assistant teacher in tho High School, has determined not to tflach for us another year. She Is a most excellent teacher. and It is regretted that she will not come back. Thk survivors of Company o. Orr's Rifles, will have a re-union at this place 011 tho 7th of August next This was li gallant company, and the re-union will be a delightful occasion. Oenkkal Hkmi'Iitm. has a chicken with; three ieet?one of which Is on the second j joint of tbo left wine, ami Mr. L. II. Kussell! has a Jersey cow with twin heifer calves. j Thk Abbeville School Association will hold! Its annual meeting in the Court House on Friday afternoon, .June iff, I?S3, at 0 o'clock.) A full attendance Is desired. Miss Oh a oik, daughter of Mr. J. Allen ; Smith is very slrk. A telegram was sent for i her father, who Is absent spending a.short recreation from business. Thk people ol this town arc indebted to i Colonel Silas Jones for the nicest bool that has been butchered In this v/llago for the last twelve months. Miss Emm < ('Aravir.E, of White Hall, anil lier mint. Miss Canvilo, or Johnson. came to town yesterday, anJ are tLic guests of Mrs. \V. j A. Tern pic ton. Tub new Catholic church progresses ad- ) nilrubly. The structure will be a beautiful ' one when finished. The parsonage is Hearing ! completion. Kev. W. K. Pearson- worshipped in the Presbyterian church last 8unday night. where i a union mcctiug ol'all tliu UeuoiiiiiiaUons i yam held. j H'AaLf.O II IIWWII...U-I, >!?:?."Faiji:. of < uvrof Mr-. Kirt>y.of our town, AMh'vsI'c j:? ! wvH; in n't !h :i!;!i. s;io i> \?vy sick, it:.! ,-il. I>i:. II. 1>. \Vii.-"N w"Si !>r> :?'. < !) from lifc iiMi.i to tin> "h. 11 ? t" Atlanta in liie inu-:< <5 <>l his * ??t{t?:i planter. M is< A vx ir .T>>\ r> is at home an I lior cousin .Miss ISttl'oek ??r <IiwiiwimI, is o;i a visit to her?l?>t!i handsome voutisr ladies. Mtt. Jons Roni:i:t.sox, an aced citizens, had an attack of paralysis one (lav last week. 1I'> is thought to I c slightly improving. Mrcssiss. 15. M. II.vkdon A- <Y?.. aro iwclvine a l>Sir lot of niilllrcrv. rmllimts, collars, 'aces, ami cloves in the creates! al'.iiulanee. Miss Nina, third daughter of Mr. Samuel Hunter, nmv of Oeotice count y. l>nl formerly of tills county, died a few days as?o. Tm-: woman on the street, yesterday who wore a "Mother Huhhard," looked as'if she left her boudoir a little soon. Wk.vtmki: prophets say tint lishtnini in Hie North indicates rain, and wo have had i much lichtninir in the North. Mit. I)t iiisi.k last week made a cnod show-I in?: in itefciw or tits posmou i:i miiin-j versy with Mr. Courlcnay. Wi: have often state I that wo wou'd not j publish communications without, wc have the nnnip of the writer. kain foil for nluv.it two hour* last nitiht. j mid we presume the ground is throughly ' sool;t'il this morning. I The telegraph wires have roa"h"d <!r.'on-' wooi). along Iln> lino ol Hie Augusta and j Knoxviile Unllroad. A foot of snod lirovlT f*nn he in rea-! sonnble terms by njiplic.it ion to the I'ns.s mv( Hmoicr otllee. tl' j TltK Kilyjlrhl Attrrrfixor speaks of :i ehlId which liiiil fallen nml l>i\>!;cii her arm, j ns n "thiiijr." I sknii down to Mrs. <"oojiws. and tret j enough ice to keep yourself cool. .1. s. lfam-; niond. June 17, 2m. | A varied assortment of second hand print-j ins: material can be had at the iVc.wt ?mt , ncr oflice. tf [ mi:s. T. .1, Mahrv Is still confined to heri bed mul is quite Kiel;, though she is improv-] I mr. 15. w. p.arxwei.t. is said to have n. most luxuriant crop on the lot above the tan- j yard. MK.ssifs. n. M. ll.MMtox & f'o.. have.iust re- i ceiVi d a full line of Miles* kid button shoes, j hrh'ks nre being laid down on the Marshall House lot with which to tmild a shop. mrs. W. A. A.'.runt, of Camden, is on a' visit to her mother, Mrs. John A. Calhoun. Mis* Kmi: Hakk::. of I.owndosville, is vis- ] lii?:g MlssSj-dte l.ivingston. Soi.tctroR <?iu: was the guest of his uncle! I)r. Marshall, during court. we presume the last of the corn crop for' this year has been planted. Cot,oNi:i. Koiikktox has somewhat recovered the Use of his limbs. Ilox. .loiix C. iiaskki.i. of Columbia, came to town hist Friday. mr.t. i.AK*:t:,nf Lowndesville, was on our streets yesterday. Tit:-: f.-anie of Capt. J. \V. IVrrin's dwelling Is l'oinir tin. M.\i:tiia Cinr.ES, colorod, died yesterday j of dropsy. Mis. IH::ri:t is ofT to Camden to deliver nnj address. Wk hear the tinkle of wedding bells. XiiictyKix Sen*. Xinkty-six, June ! ", i?s.>. Mis? Mimms who has been visiting MissT. 1.1 well lor several mouths, just, leit for her home last week, she made many friends (lu: in;: her stay ai:d they hope how sunn she may eotne again. (.'apt. Jackson is having his house repainted. which adds much to llts appearancc. Since out last we have Interviewed several lunateurs. who are amliitiotis enough to want to graduate in farming this year. We unintentlon illy omitt-d to mention the mart iage of Mr. W. T. liulf of "Cow (irovc" to Miss Hhodes of Newberry, in our last. Mrs. C. W. Crews of Greenwood was in the city last week visiting iter son James s. and wile. Mr. Thatl Duekett is "watch tinker" during his fathers absence. There is a rumor, that we are to have a wediling in Ninety-Six soon. Kygs, Inilicr and spring chickens are In demand. Mr. Thomas II. Walker commercial traveler for K. W. Waaencr .V i in the "lam! of t)o;vI'rs,'1 has been visiting his sisters M's. MeCaslan and Mrs. ltogcrs, Tom says there is no place like Florida, and several Nnicty-Sixians have caught the fever, and the coming Kail may witness a long emigrant train wending its way Southward. Some of our young bloo;ls nttomled a nice lance at Mr. Mark 1-VIlei's on last Thursday night. Kvcrything went well except itie loss ?f a mule and set oi harness. The pay-train made the employees of the Columbia and (ireenvllle K.tilroad happy on ;hc 12th Inst. Mr. A. n. Ifnrt representing C. Aullman & ; <?., of Canto, Ohio, is in our town selling machinery. Now is the best time tn plant cow peas, lon't fait to plant a lew bushels, if tlicy are [iisrii. Master 11. H. l'opc who has been attending Ihe Military School in Anderson Is at home spending the vnc.itIon. New liuihllncs. A young man after a short visit to his girl in the country a few days ag". lu-ing in a very happy mood, Ins built many lir C;i?t!es for himself. His idea is to heir a r?art of the "old Homestead" it:.il buy out the balance, provided hii employer does not discharge him. The Niii' ty-Six people are very nccommoInline, they plant erops for their neighbor,'s jow and chickens, llow loiia are onr erops to lie raideil by chickens ? Is these no law to re* 1?lre people lo j??-n these pests? Mr. and Mis. K. M. 1'oi-c visited friend-: near 'Collatd IIill." Edgefield canity, last ivoek. Mr. l'ope reports the crops good where Lliey have been worked, hnt. a ureal deal of rra's. 'J'he lands arc terribly washed horn rce?'nt rains. Mr. f!eor?e <\ Probst has purchased a nice lot on whicli lie will erect a handsome house .it once. Drenching in the Methodist and I'reshyterlan churches on las! Sahhatli, good congregations. Tne Ninety-Six people are church going folks. We are a littlebehind tills week, Mr. Editor. Hope .von will cxeitse us. (Hir oats had to be harvested and our up-iand corn had to be ploughed. Will try and do better in the future. EAST EN 1 >. Due West Dolt. Itk WivST, S. (.', June l.'i. l.SS.">. Eiskine college lost another excellent slu:lent last week." Mr. .1. II. Cochrane left for ais home in Noith Carolina. Mrs. Laura llorlou and son, of Liberty, are visiting Dr. Mc David's family, Mrs. llorton'.s rot her. Mr. C. F. Lee has the finest cow in or about Due West. He bought her from the stock of Mr. Teleis, and give abou t ' fir her. Mrs. I.ee sells a grout ileal of good, solid, yellow butler, which is well worth 20 cents per pound. i hlckens, egctand hnlter are in ureal demand. Twenty cents is readily given for eugsund butter, hut chickens are so scarce that it is almost impossible to t1''" them at any priec. Occasionally a'tramp comcn to Due West. One was iiere last week trying to sell a kind of mucilage to mend broken dishes, but as usual, lie received a cold shoulder. Mr. W. E. I'atton who 'iu* been teachiiig nt Coronaca, and Mr. I* Hood who has been leaching at Triangle, are visiting friends and relatives In Due West. The Hoard of IIi-allh consisting of Dr. Ed wards, Cap!. Cochrane and .Mr. J. 1!. i:<uuu*r. | made a thorough inspection of I lie premises <>1 our citizens Inst week. Our people always! keep clean yardsand lot1*, but when the Hoard announces I heir intention of making an inspection I hey Hint the different yards in apple-pie order. Willi a very few exceptions we remember nothing worthy the attention of a Hoard of Health. If the Hoard ol Health were not too intent on their business las! week, we venture to say mat they saw some beautiful amicus while! out on their tour. Thev also saw that which j is very likely to make tl:e student laugh for joy and then break one of the ('iimmaii'lmAits?early cherries ; and that which makes She small boy howl with pain and embrace the pnragoric bottle?small green apples aud half ripe plums. Mr If. (ilyiup of Hodges Is in town selling a kind of vuriiishjof hlsown invention, which he has hud patented. We have seen lilin apply it to furniture and the result was quite satisfactory. He made his visit at .1 very good time, us every one likes to look nice for Commencement. (.'apt. Peterson of I'ensacohi, Florida, was in town on last Friday, but left on Saturday, taking his son, Jimmie. with htm, Mrs. IS. 1*. Itlake, of Greenwood is visiting friends and relatives In this place. Mr. T. W. Sloan has a severe ease of measles. He is the second student that will be prevented from standing the examinations on account of this disease. We hear some complaint from the farmers that their lined men g< t IJ red working and leave them without;: moment's notice. 'J'wo have left their tmj-lovers hero in town, just when the wheat and cotton demand their attention. "'hey think they can make more money by working by the day, and consequently care very little about the contract they may have made. Iioes not such a violation of bargain and justice demand a strong law, ami a rigid oin'oi-coinent of penalty ? Walnut Grove Hols. Wai.ni:t (Jkovk June 15, lss.">. Most of the wheat has been harvested in our vicinity. Sonic of tlu> farmers used reapers Inn die majority used the old tiineeradlc handled in the old time way. The darkey will soon he as happy as a dead pit; in the sunshine, since cakebread and hlackborries will soon he on the market. The blackberry crop is line and will doubtless outlast the darkey's bushel or so of wheat. Plums are very lato this season. They are yet unripe. Miss Nannie Ilarkness, and Messrs. McThiffie Singleton and W. Courtney MeUcehave given their schools vacation until July. Instead of the joung ideas being taught how to shoot they will endeavor to keep the shoots ol crass from shoot iujr. Mr. Hubert Dunn Is building a fine house. He is an energetic man and will soon have It completed. Kev. It. W. Hurts preached a tno?f excellent sermon at'Turkey Creek last Sabbath from the text, "Will a man robtiod?" Though lie preached over an hour, he held the attention of his hearers to the last, something which but few ministers can do lor that length ofi time. The beautiful Mi?sManile Clnrdy from Mt.! (>al higher spent last week with her sister Mrs. I KIIh ltasor. Miss Mamio is a great favorite with some of our young men; and they are always delighted to welcome her on this side of Saluda. A certain young man near Turkey Creek I church has left his heart with a < oronaca dear and he proposes to go down there soon, not after it, but simply to see the dej?r. Another one from Walnut (trove went down there but Madam Humor says that ho got "left." Most of our people will attend the Due West Commencement, as usual, this year, one farmer says that he is going if grass is head high. Set him down as a full scholar. Haste makes waste but we must haste and elose these rambling dots. wr'VwwK' " q-> ^ ? ('cdnr (jirnve Tiding*. Ckhau <{i:ovk, .June 1">, lSs-">. The groat contest between man and grass has been going on forabout throe weeks, itl husbeen a very hard scutile up to litis time,! and the grass scorns to hold lis position. The meu are using all kinds of deadly weauons,' such as sweep ami shovel, gopher and board, and all sorts of hoes, yet (Jrneral (irocn keeps a full battle line. (.train has coiue in and re-j licved the grass for a few days. Some men] say they would have whipped the grass If the ! weeds had kept out. The prospect ot better times now dawns on our unhappy country. I will now tell you of our Sunday School at Saluda (Jrove. We hud a nice time on tiie 1st ! Sabbath. First, we had an address bv Mr. I Convoy Hughes, another by Mr..lames hrttmlet, then a sermon delivered by Mr. J>. H. liuldwin. Mr. .fames Itramlel is the superln-' tendent of the Sunday School, they have a! large Attendance of children and old people. They are speaking of having a celebration, and if tliey do you ousrht to be there to see j the improvement in the younger generation.' 1 can't describe tho school In all its par'.lcu- ; lars, but to sum it up in a Jew womI* it. is a| nice school. it AM HI.Kit. A groat bargain, lifty full sized marslelles j quilts in perfect order at 51 .'Si each worth A. Uosenberg, (ireenwood, s. <\ I'arasols! parasols! parasol from.11'rents , tu -Jj.j'J, A.ivv?vulvrs', i;K'.u>voyd, 'J. j >m mrm*z-jxn ' '{'? ?;> in % i:i Vorilevj. / ;.7;w iv. w , Were you ill i<l;::!Vs. atl-i il'.il Fr.ino J l"..: in-! yi.ii !> nit<1 \vll!i a r?-v??|m?< ?: I iy a l.inSi/"- llliiiill. I'll the I"!hi I.ami vim a i?>!?l<-iit i f lif r I'.rituni M.-i.'fJy's ilii:uiii!iiii< ami shouM come prom 1 iin-iil'y lit:|- i:i>m in heroism, you would b | Iciiuliic.I i?r uivt-ii a pension to eomlor! yoi j in your ?!il aje. I As vim aiv not :>? aspirant for ('orv-'ression j a! tumors nor a iawliil subject of Victoria. I think it timely to write you a letter contain I i:iLr a lull account of a trip to Augusta ami n tin n tin \ cnlcry. I ilu litis asa testimonial of your 'J'U'i jour nali>tie year. "<<oUI ami sii\er have I none hut such as I have plve I unto Iliee,-" say Holy Writ. Journalism, comhincil with at: ri.-iilturc, would require a more lastltv- cil'or than the |>c:i could pro'luco?a monuni-.'iit, fo iiistiiucc. j To proceed on our journey l?y wacon roat io \ erocry, icn nines iiim.-iii:, e ai i i \<.-<< <<>. < I \v ami growing town. Corn mi cents pel bushel, cash; competition not dormant. l>u booming; number of stores. six to eight well stocked. At p. n>.. the train passe: Verdery?Augusta time. Yon well observe Mr. Kill tor. there are misnv kinds of linio ii in this advanced age?time to Iniilii railroads (in'l time to regulate the running of trains thereon, namely, Augusta ami Savanna! time. an<l last tint not lenst, Washington lime. If you sticmld happen to get i!io ar rival and departure of trains mixed, youi weekly issue would fail of iis destin ttion on line time. Movii.g at :t slow rate of speed twenty mili-s an mmr, we pass linulicy's Troy. Mei'ormick, iVe. N.Hiring Augusta, Hall's Hill Is n slntfor that attracted ourattentloii. .lust below 111 ilepo! tln re'is a massive sione wail enclosing! oimrter of an aero, and in the centre Is a largi granite monument. while just hack of iliii wall is a frame house in the last stages of do eav. I lei r,g of all !iii|Uiring uiind ami thirst' ing for Information, I asked why so great si work lied been wrought. My informant said then; lived a willow who had five husbands, and ail were buried within this enclosure with monumental attachment. IJaehelor ed tors and all others take warning, stick t. Journalism and agriculture. I.? ( widows and other rii(i<ir)riiwntx alone? it would bo iar bet ter to ral^ea mule colt! Hut we are losing the thread of our narrative. Li t us lake in the whole situation in and around Augusta?leaving I Kirn's Mint ami other stat ions and graveyards behind us I visited Mr. lleiciiman's at his elegant nur s"|-y and farm, embracing one thousaniljicres three bunilred of which is devoted to fruil tri e--. plants, roses, and vines, while the re maimler is given to lie' crops iu rjtru\?. 1| was a refreshing sight riding" up the extended avenue of (iraiidlliorus to see si x dusky, son? of Ham hoeing?not cotton?but rose bushes, i):i approaching the house we wereinvilcd by our host t-> walk over his park and garden, which we did With as great, deliriit a> Virgil when in." recovered his lands line hiimlrid and fifly-!lvo thousand taat'h trees bedded anil grafted "lioid the fort" near tl.e main mad, while the wild coose hlnni and Japanese persimmon art hcing boxed ami s^lijfrom nnoiix i Imirier. Wtid goose plums per crat e in Northern markets. Now would be ? good time toagitate tin: ifitd (io!<*? , as the tomahawk has been buried and railroad discu.-siun lias ceased to diiturb editorial minds. Hyde I'ark in London cannot surpass Mr. lierehmnnns' display of tropical fruits, lit empracc six tint houses in tiie buildings neat his duelling. \t hilo ornamental stahles, cow sheils, llershirc pens, milk houses, ?v?\, arc all substantial and charaeiorislic of a well regulated home of pleasure and prollt. The India umbrella tree a (lords the most perfect shade. Some of his soil is of n gravel and clay kind, yet lie said he did not fear drought, ills plan was to plow deep and put on a comp?>*! of wood earth and barn yard ingredients. Mr. li'*rebm.iuns is faym lleluium but has lived in thiss aitbern country of America thirty-four years. 1 do not think lie could h? classed as cosmopolitan by Congressional ciiaetnvni, although Ucrnixrx ft'ij/, like Consul Morgan, of great quantity and superior quality ! After our walk we were invllcd to tako a seat in tlie fhade of bis ample porch where we were refreshed by a j!a?s of California w ine and fragrant Cuba cigar. These courtesies being fully tested wc adjourned to meet again. Tho"brotlior in black" was (he working factor on tiiis noble estate, being employed to the number of twenty-live, and all seemed to know tlietr place and not lie out of p!ace as they seem to bo in Congress and Columbia Kptscupal Church Conventions. May Park is a gem, reminding one of an Knglish country seat, while the Augusta ('emetary is the liandHimcst plaeo of its kind seen in the South by the writer. I will not enlarge upon the cotton mills, as the editor to whom this is addressed has a secret dread and inward horrrr of all monuments of industry. I will only add 1 did not see the proprietors' wives, daughters, sisters. cousins, or IHIUIS, Cllipi'iyeu IIU'II'III, urn till nations wore represented?the canny but noUf Scot whs not missing. In conclusion I Indulge tlio hope that drastic editorials, on all subjects will continue and that the agricultural interests of the county will not sutler. 1 So ware of Serborniuu bogs, taxation without representation, vexation of spirit, lastly hut. not leastly?widows who have had live husbands. Make no effort to become the sixth in line, there's danger ahead! I should rcurct to hear of any accident befalling the editor of the press ami H'ltum or his MM subscribers. May they live long anil prosper, and always nay their subscriptions in advance. Yours truly, MKIA'IIJ.E. (irrpinvuiiil Xoti'x. Mr. Lea veil's new lienr.se lias arrived. It's a daisy, bat no one seems anxious to take a ride. Messrs. Wi lls A Smith have been awarded the contract !<>r bulMliu two more brick stores for Mr. J. T. Simmons. We hear a ureal deal of complaint about the delivery of mail tin tho route via l'hccnix to New Market. Mr. T. II. Walkt, as clever a drummer as "ever wore hair" returned to his work In Klorl Ja last Monday. Miss Sophia lied of Augusta, hns been spending several d.tys in town, the guest ot Miss Kll.i Cobb. It. is now h certainty that we are to have a paper started here at an eailv dav. "Merchant," whose advertisement appeared in the AYir* ami Otw-icr a few days niro, In reference to the starting or <i p iper here lias received dozens of responses from various parts of the United States, our business men arc now convinced < f the imparlance of a wide-awake paper here, and will give their money and inlleepce to the support of such an one. We bear of a number ot cases of dysentery throughout tiie surrounding country. We should be very careful what we cut during swell times. A revolving fly fin under which a person may eat, sleep, or write without being molested by the .'lies, is a goo'd invention, the inventor ot which is truly a benefactor. A merchant with a young and pretty wire may come to ins store late in the morning, nnil stay at home a long time at dinner, but h? dislikes lo have a placard put on his door, ' ( one home to make a chicken coop." We snnpose it sounds too much "hen pecked." Mrs. s. (.}. Major, whose illness we mentioned last week, is still very low of typhoid pneumonia. There is some talk of making this a Signal Service station. Augusta hns furnished ! ) per cent, of (he building material used here. Mr. Weils bought 4ii cur loads brick JVoin there last week. Tl.rt nn\y\c \rnr/? nnvr?r mnro nmmtKiiVi -'it. tM< season, notwithstanding the recent rains have made "two blades of grass grow where only one grew before." Mr. s. 1*. Teague killed a large snake in his house one day last week. our iwrehants are gi>in;r to innkc a strong and united ctt'orl for si large trade this Kail. II our council had the meuns, some Very good] work could lie done on our streets now. Sam ilinton says they are worse in some places than the public roads. Another wedding coon, and no mistake, tiiiess who? Kev. II. C Smart, prenehed an a'de sermon on last Sunday in tho llaptlst church from the texi: '-Messed is the man whose hope the iiiinl is."' There is great scarcity of hands now, even at the high prices ottered, in consequence ol the unusually large amount of work to be done both In ami out of tin? larni* Mr. Abe Wise left in.so with tiis Honor K. s. ! '. dies, for the privilege of whippihg his neighbor's wife, all colored. The fame court sentenced another colored gentleman to :>i days in Jail, lor violation of contract. As it was bis wedding day he settled costs and resumed woi k. Mrs. .1. P.Stephens hn? received ' J.OOO from the Valley Mutual, In which company Mr. Stephens' life was insured for thlsamount. We suppose the idea that President llaoul was negotiating for the Columbia A* Green vllle Hail toad originated at Abbeville. The absurdity ol it forbids further comment. We regret to learn of tho serious illness of Mrs Janus Evans. Mr. W. 11. l'ailey Is the best gardener in town. W.> ii'nnlil Im viri' t tin tile Tut for nnv itnms of news our friends in the country may give us. Lot lor From V.'liilc Hall. WlllTK II A 1,1.. S. ('... .Tunc l."i, 1SS>. The farmers in th^s section have about Jin shed harvesting. The yield is very small. Mr. Vinecnl Criliin suspended school last week 10 superintend the harvesting of his grain. We havn't heard yet whether he used sheep shears or a mowing blade. Miss Mamie Hearst is visiting friends in Augusta. Mr. .los. T. I.igon nnd ("apt. J. It. Carwile spent last Sunday in (ireenwood. Two of our young "dudes" are going to make them such an umbrella that they can secure to their body, leaving both hands free to grasp the plow handles. It is whispered about that botli of these "dudes" arc in love. We feel sorry lor them. Day labor is so hard to gel in litis neighborhood that it is reported of one of our young men that he primed his shot-gun and went in search of some. It seems from this that lie intends having them dead or alive. Wc hope In; wont kill any of them. It is live, healthy negroes that we need now to kill grass and not dead ones. Notwithstanding the scarcity of labor, Mr. I>. 11. Howard had twenty-two hands one day last week. The coin crops on Hard Labor and Denver Dam creeks are looking very line. The grass crop between White Hall and (ireenwood is very promising; the little colton among it does not seem to impede its growth in the ie tst. llev..I. S. Jordan preached a very able sermon at Mt. Moriali last. Sabbath from the text: "What shall I do?" We know "what we shall have to do" if we conquer General VT I Vtl. "Wanted?by a member of the anti-pokeyour-nose-iiito-olher-people\s-bnsines.s society?two or three newspaper reporters ata salary of --VMia year with a periodical i .'.crease to ? 1,1 Mil to 1111ii>l their own bus!hoss au<l let other people's business alone.'' One of our young men was in (ireeiiwood Inst Sunday inoruinc. He says that the meanest man on earth lives there; says lie told hi in to^ohonie; he was afraid that lie would have to invite hini to dinner, Now, Injustice to ttie (ireeiiwood man we would say that this name young man did dine with him the Sunday before. FRANK. Poultry IttiiKiiiK. The supcestion cannot be ton frequently offered to farmers says the (icrmantown J'ibjptiph, us to the expediency and i?rofllal?leiit*ss of raisins more poultry?at least twice as much a* they are now dolus:. T!io bnsiness, if properly conducted, would beconu one of the most lucrative branches upon the farm, especially wln-n within oiisv-renchhijj distance of good markets. It ouclit to lie known to nil American farmers the extent to w hicli the business is prosecuted in France, whele, from u careful estimate, it I; found that the annual sales of poultry and cms lasl vein- Hiuoitiil' <1 lo uenreen t i^iiiy aim ninety motion: of dollars, which would, if e<|tinliy divided anion;: the entire ptrpiilation, i;ive to each between two nuO three doHuis. When it is considered tl:nt this is s branch <'f farming industry that can he managed en. tirely by women ursil chidren. and n ijuirrs very IittU capital, the wonder in tiiat it Is not prosecuted ti twice the extent it is. The chicken houses should b< inexpensive, hilt roomy, well ventilated anfl cleanly Every part of the food can be ?upjdb;l by the ollal' of tiie farm, Garden and house, ami tiio time rcquirci need not lie taken from the necessary working of th< farm, and would really not be felt as a part of tin farm labor, lb-aides, there would bo an absoluti plciiaure in raising fowls of every kind, even pinions the a<|uabs of u lneh sell at the very IiIltIi price o from forty to fifty cents per braee. As to the disposa <if poultry in t! '; iiMrk. ts, .\ li?> lir.'' ever kn-wn vf : st;r| In? in" of !>> !? hi;.' iv.erU'reii I"'.' want i * custom ir?'; 1; in true that up-'ii wry lirve farnis pntiltr' ri'isia^ is i*"iked upon ;.s bcliix in tho way and no worth ttie trou'.de: bin as a rule it is only upon sue! farms, mid but a small portion of tlioiu where thl reul:v plenum! .pastime is not enjoyed and th pi .duet of it quietly and cheerfully put in the peep els of tho mother niid children, \v!i?r? it wi!l be eve read\ ! : ':m tra'iv tree>td 'y.!-t*ljt | P"i.~ '! l! - Thnt 11 :?< ?;Il*?r Co;is!i enn ho so r.r.li'Uly oiirivj i.v siiilnliV V. .< li. (. Sn im] a* Ni ui'.or, Abbeville; 1>. (' luil'ri, _ (iri-i ii \v .!(> I. r Will yon suitor witb liysjiepMa n>ul Liver c Cittnpl-iint ? Shil.'tli's Vl1:il!/er is sii:ir:inici d t'wtnv yon. S|mviI iV NiuiliT, Abbeville; 1?. '' I'. 1 'iil're, (ireomvood. 11 j Sleepless ni^li!'. mnde miserable l>y tlml i terrible concb. Siiilob's Cure is Hip remedy .* for vihi. si'vftl ?fc Ncuirtr, Abbeville; 1>. C. ' j Dnl're, Greenwood. .. j Cnlanb Cured, hcnlth and sweet. breath sej en red. by Siiilob's Oitiirrh Remedy, 1'rlee . oil cei)Is. Xrisal Injector free. Speed Xcuft < fer, Abbeville ; 1>. C. Dul'n*, (irei-nu'ood. si Fyrbime Imek, side or eliest.. use Nliilob's - , Poms. Plaster. Price 2.1 cents. Speed A Ncilft; lor. Abbeville; I>, C. l.MiPre, ilreenwood. 1 Shiloli's rough nud Consumption Cnro Is , sold l>y 11s mi a cuar:intei\ It eurcs < 'oi'.sumptlon. Speed fz XealScr, Abbeville; J). C. I'll' 1 Pre, Greenwood. tl Shiloh's Vllnli/or is what you need for f-ont; sllpjition, Loss of Appetite. Iil/./.liiess, and :ill <, symptoms of I>,v spppsia. Price 10 anil ~r> cents ( per bottle. Speed <{ Net*. !l'er, Abbeville: IX J C. liuPre, (ireenwoof.. <1 Croup, Whooping Conch and Jironchitis < Immediately relieved i?y Shiloh's Cure. 1 Speed it Xcutrer, Abbeville; 1). (J. DuPre, I (ireenwuod. ; | Ginghams, 5 cents per yard, at 1'. Rosenberg ^ . tV Co s, J If yon need a nlee cushmerc dress you can save money by buying it from Pell it (!al' jpiiin. Tliey have the trimmings and everyII tiling to match. j lei-: C01.11 sop \ Watkr !?We are now .sell1 ing this cooling and e.\hili rating summer ; beverage. We nianul'aeture our soda water i 1 from trie purest and best material, and guar ani-'e it to be a1- good as that, made an.vwli -re. ! (Jive it trial. Only ."> cents a glass, at Speed & i; NcuH'cr's. ' j Orange?, bananas, apples and all season a tile >_ fruit, choice and fresh, at. I'arker A: 11 ill's. . I Go to Miller I'.anthers and supply yourscl , Willi a good clock for >1. '!">. I Corsets,cents and up. ]%. M. llr.ddc n Co. White goods in groat abundance at Cun! ningham %Templeton's*. Pli)ue from (i to 10, . j I,awn from 10 to20, Muslin from (i to20. , I Persian Inseet Powder destroys Hies, ilea?, - j mosquitoes and all other insects. Perfectly ,| harmless to the human system. I'or sale in I- i bottle* and in bulls by Speed ?'c Xcutler. "| A complete stock of drugs and chcmlcals II always on hand at Specdjand XculTerV. J Now is tin; time purify your blood. The j best way to do it is to take a bottle of our I! Compound .syrup of Harf.apaiilla and Iodide ! of I'otash at Speed .t Netil'cr's. If you want to improve the looks of your .' house, there is no better way than to paint it. I speed A- Sculler keep all colors of Harrison's j 'Heady Mixed Paints, also a full block of; i i White Lead and and oil. j When you need a tirst-elnss sewing machine ' I you oan got it of K. M. Keaton next, door to ! I'Marble Yard. Will trade for barter of any 1 kind. Will pay best price for cattle on payment of sewing machines and ho keeps n full supply of needles lor nil machines, mailed to parties when desired. Komcmbtr the place whore to got the best machine oil. | May J i, :;t. Noti?Dr. Xeuirer, of the firm of Speed | & Xeuller, is romnlngat the New Hotel. I'arI !i?'s having prescriptions to be tilled at night will please remember. Men's and boys' Mrawliats,latest styles. 1*. Ilosenbcr A Co. For a good, comfortable smok. go to Speed & Xeutlei's and buy a ".May Kirby," priced cents. I Fans, from cents up in beautiful designs at U. M. lladdoh A Co. ! | Miller Pro's have secured, of Wananinker it ; ilrown, their spring and summer samples ol i over two hundred ai:d fifty styles. Miller I.ro's can furnish yon with a suit of ! clothes from ri"> to i~jt made by the best luilors in the country. The plan used by us in taking measures, is the plan used by first class tailors, and there Is no earthly reason why you can not got a nice lit by giving your orders to Milter tiro's. Wo have made a study of taking measures > for suits ami have got. the thing down lino, We gi:nrante;? a (It In every particular. No lit no pay. Miller P.ro's. In addition to their taking measures, Miller Ilro's can furnish you wish clolh from .*>0c. to ?H) per yard. Call early and examine llieiri | large llneof samples. Say! look here. Hifn't you need a real nice : hat!" If you do there is no excuse why you should not have one when Miller lirothers are selling tliein so very cheap. Choice uncanvassed hams at I'arker A Hill's Calico, I 5 and V/> cents per yard, at 1'. Kosenberg .i- C'd's. Gnr line of "> cent muslin cannot be surpass-. cil. It. M. iladdon A Co. ?!,00) wanted In school claims. Wo will alnllow full value lor school claims in merchandise at cash prices. H. M. IIaddon Co. We will have in a lot of Gorman Millet seed Ihis week. W. Joel Smith A Sou. Our line of 0, 7, s and 10 cent muslins is. simply beautiful. A pretty dress lor every <inc. K. M. lladdon it Co. (treat spoons, alive, my friend ! Where ci'.d , yon pet that suit of clothes ? 11 lits as if you ] Iml been moulded in it." "Why, I tfot it, from .Miller Hro's, who represent Wanamakeri it IJrown, the largest house in America." "'births.' Xcar Antrcville, Mrs. Annie Miller Stark, June )\ ls$5-twins. Near Montery, Mrs. Itobcrt Miller, June It, l.S.'v>?twins. * 1,1 1 ' - "" " mmnmm . 1'rcscn (wciil ?nlie Ciraml Jury To Ilist Honor J. S. Cot h ran, Trcfkl ivy Jucl'/c in June term Court of Common Plain and Scwions for Abbeville County, JSSo: The Graml Jury respectfully submit the following report: \\*u flit* liillu Yintwlnl I us bv tbe Solicitor, and made such re* 1 I turns as tbe facts seem to warrant. We bave examined the public offices. Tbe Treasurer's office, so far as we are able to judge seems to be well kept. He reports cash balance on bauds 6-33.o(J, and amount of special tax collected on bands $747.11). The borrowing of money to defray current expenses we coubi approve of J if proper safeguards could be thrown J around it, but the radical defect seems i to be tbe selection of County Commissioners. The School Commissioner i9 zealous; aud efficient, we think the cause of, education would be best promoted by i giving a salary sufficient to command; the best talent and mpiire the entire time of the incumbent. The olficeof Auditor wants additional! furniture, we recommend it be supplied. Complaints have reached us of the difficulty of finding papers in the Clerk's office, but the Clerk assures us; that now he has hisoflice in such con- j diiiou that there shall be uo more dilllculty iu this particular. The oilices of Probate Judge and Sherid'no far as we can form au opinion are well kept. We have examined the jail. The inmates appear to fair twmpluouuly every day. This place to a certain class of prisoners should be less attractive. We recommend the fare be reduced to actual necessities. Nellie Earl is in jail on a peace bond we recommend her discharge. The jail should be whitewashed on the ; iuside. 1 I The roads in some localities are bad- i I , ; ly worked and in some not at all lii.t we deem it sullieieut to uoiify the par- j ties interested to have the work done j at the proper time. We have examined the Poor House carefully, aud tind the accommoda. tions inadequate for the number of inmates. One of the houses now oceu ! pied was donated for a house of wor ship; we recommend that other houses be built suitable for dwellings, aud the chapel be used as a place of worship. V\7r? fniitwl tlin frirwi \?nrl nlnlliitxr fur uished In quality ami quantity sutti cicnt, and the inmates well cared for except they are too much crowded to J gether. The system of letting out the j Poor House to the lowest bidder, pro ! hibits any very great changes, we re commend a change in the manage !' mcnt, The cure and treatment of the ' poor is an index of the highest civili zution, the present establishment comes fur short of what it should be. The Trial Justices have sent up only i a few books for our inspection. They are neatly kept, in a busiucss style; i we recommend they be required to adopt the same forms, aud have their books oil hand at each term of court. The druggists in some localities con tinue to violate the law restricting the sale of ardent spirits, we have not sufficient evidence to prosecute. At the last term of the court we pre : sented the C. & G. It. II. for violations ' ? ? ? ? i 4o i l..w , ; ui viuut'nu outlines lio-t uuu i-jd-., uui |J from sonic neglect, wo arc forced to ijtlio necessity of directing the attention f j of the court again to the same point. I j The Coroner i.s reported to us as over : zealous in the discharge of his duties, |j we specify the ci<ses of Lite Williams 'and I'hebo Valentine, post mortem II examinations without warrant and )j under protest. ?j This seagou of the year is very uu f favorble to the public for holding 11 court. ;; With thanks to your lienor and t Jenifers of the court we beg to be dis s:charged. llespectfully Submitted, r J. 11. OLDHAM, iut^myL'. i xsiamoi*M.msaXriitirxjotmaemii-xiji <unn m?n m JS* Xorjrr.?All person* liavliis lons^ tlrr<! on l!i<.ir wa-;ni,-, carrir.S' >, steam ?-njrlm-s in- iiny oti.i r will ivmember thai the machine s,dverii.?c?l in >iii->!ii< r colmini cannot lit- used :i! suiv i.ther shop in Abbeville. lYrfiet sa!i>:act:oii uiia ran teed or no charce nint'f'. ('all and six- \V. (.'hapman, Abbeville, *. Justreceived! 2W pounds cnilco for fjuilts. price uj ccnts pel- ]v.mn.I, at 1'. lioscalierg ?v (.'< l's. Five rn?o.? mlillnory goods Just received at Roll iV (l.ilphln's. Have you seen our figured lawns at i}4 cts? 1'. Uoscnborg A Co. A cyclone ! The people amazed !! White luwii :iu Indies wide at t> cents worth 10 cents. White lawn -til inches wide at 1') cents worth t"i cents. Persian lawns at 1*> eents worth 2'l cents, 1'ei.shm lawn at U) ccnts worth C.'i cents. I'rocadc dress goods, beautiful patterns, nt \i]/, cents worth IS cents. I.iuc liuntlmr, all wool" til 12><Cccnts worth ?"> cents. A beautiful line of rca'l hand painted fans which must he sold, l'arasols very cheap, 2?cents to 5I.<H'. These prices will surprise till. Come and he con viiK-il that we are doing jnsi wiuii. nu ouj. Very ri-spcct fully, Hell .t Cialphln. P. Rosenberg A-Oo., have reduced the price of their <1 iti 1L calico from -i3 to i?J ccnts per pound. Dress goods' a very handsome line embracing many styles and all price*. Smith * .Son. Hosiery ! hosiery ! everything needed in this line and very chejip at Smith i Son. (!loves! gloves! our slock of gloves are unsurpassed as to quality, style, and price. Smith a Son. Undoubtedly the largest stock of gents lies and hosiery this side of Columbia at Sin ill) y Son. AsIc some of your friends who have given Miller i'.ro's their orders for clothing how they like them. Now is the'lime'to supply yourself with seed cow peas, for sale by \V. Joel Smith & Son. Shirts! shirts! the Highmie still ahead. If you have tried theni yon know* what, they are, if you have not, you have but to do so to be pleased with them. Smith * Son. The St?.te of South Carolina, I'robatc Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration. Jlv J. Frr.i.eit I,von, Esq., Puoiiatk .TtrnfiKj: W 1 Il%15K.VS. O. A. Visatiska, has made suit to me, to grant him L- tiers o( Administration <lc bonix now of the Kstate and edi cts of Arthur IJenedlct, late of Abbeville County, deceased. ?'tn.l nJnmnitli hI! ami singular ttic kindred mul creditors of tlio said Aithur I'.enetllet, eleven s< il, that tln-y lie ami appear before 1110, In the Court of l'rohate, to be held at Abbeville C. II., on Tncs.ilay Jane :oth after publication hereo', at II o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause if any they have, why the (Mild Administration should not lie grouted. (.riven under my hand and seal. thlsCitli day of June, In tin- year of our I.oril one thou.-aiid eight hundred and eight) -four am! in the iO'Jth year of American lndepemletiee. Published on the 171 h day of June 1W in the /Vr.v< mul fliiiiinranil 011 the Court House door for the time required by law. Fruit Jars. Mason's Iirmi Frail Jars, at PARKER & HILL'S, Juno 17, 1S0?, tf To Tax Payers. I Itlv law .is to the lijnc or making Kcluros lias been changed from May ami Juno to .January and February. There will therefore be no Returns made until January n"xt. J. T. PARKS, Auditor. June 1<>, ls>Ti. it Something that Every Body has been T.nfiTfin? fnr Frmnrt at Last! ! Tlie American Fruit Piraram Powder & Lipid. 4 CKKTAIN* nml SAKK IMiKSKKVKK of iV nil kinds Krults or Vegetables without the cisi of buying liermctlcully sealed runs. A |)Mclv:i{.'n will keep perfectly sound uml fresh 'J'lii poll nils 1 mi 11 or vegetables. in any kind ui' vessel that will hrilil It. Trial size -">< . Call on i'olhfjui ?V 1'i'rrlti. Druggists, Alibovilli'.s. ('., for testimonials und proof, who also have it lor sal<\ HILL BROTHERS, Wholesale Agents, Anderson, S. C. .June ID. Iks"). .'!ni * Wanted to Sell on Time. A(\ /\/"W\ brl?'k?. l'ayable first day of + * J) \ next October, at live dollars per thousand. A. K. liOCiKIl"?. Juno in, 1*'N>. tf Master's Sale. THE STAT!: <>!' NO5 111 C.VnOMXA. COl'XTV OF AH1JKVILLE. IN Till-: COMMON* I't.KAS. F. \V. Wageiicr ?V (Jo. against T. W. Mars, In Jic F. W. Waccner ii Co. against Lucy J. Mars.?Forcclosu re. T?Y virtue of an order made In the above 1J stated ease on (lie'.'1st ila.v of April, JV-.'i. I will rest.I ut public outcry at Abbeville C. Ii.. s. on .Monday, July Gib, lSf-'?, beiim .Sale l>ay, within the legal hours of sale, t.he follow Iuk described property, situate in suiii suite anil Comity, to wit: Ail tbnt tract or parcel ol land containing One Hundred and Eighty-five Acres, tunre or less, bounded by lands of the Kstnte ol .losliib Wells, S. H. Moriali, J. K. Caldwell and o'.hers. Also, liiut tract or pared ol land, containing One Hundred Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of James MeCiisian, said T. W. Mars and others, and Unow 11 as (be MoCelvey place. Also, thai tract or parcel of land, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of James McCaslao, A. I!. Lindsay and others, known aisoas the MeCelvey tract, bt^ng the tract willed tosaid T. \V. Mars by his lather dohn A. Mars. The said lands to be sold in accordance with the Iiecree of foieclosuru heretolore ps:s>ed on the l:>th day of June, l.vM, mill til the n.?k of the said Lucy J. Mars. former purchaser. 4.'J']-.U?-is ok sai.K? Ono-lintf rash, balance 011 twelve months with interest lmiu <!:iy of sale, tlie c red it portion to be secured by bond willi sulliclent security anil mortgage of the promises sold. Purchaser lo pay lor papers. J. (J. KLCCil, Master. June I, IS*. 'It Wanted?School and County Claims. I WISH to purcluise sCIIoiiTj nnrt f'OUXTV CLAIMS, hIsii WUNK.SS and .ll'KY TICKliT.->. I will take nil approved claims. A. W. 1'AliKKIl, At White Brother*. June .'5, ISfvi. lin * Home Made Grain Cradles. MI I.I.Kit 15 WOTII Kits linve tx jrond lot of grain ITadles made by I'nl'N i s, of Prosperity!' which are light and durable. Call and se<- them. J n no:i, issr?. tf ^LOCATION 0IF DEPOTS." VTOTICU is hereby {{Ivon, Hint the Hoard or li l?lrectors of I lie Savannah Valley Hailroad Company wiil ineetal Anderson s. C., on lune'J.'ith at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose i>f locating the I'epols of said lloa'i. All persons or communities interested are requested to eoniniuuicatc with the Hoard, either in person or in writing, what aid they are willing to i;lvc to secure the location of Depots. The company will expect Irom the different ?omniunlties mil less than !:'.<)!) Willi which to luiilii tin' l?> pots located in cadi, besides one :ie:o ol land. W. H. Humphreys, President. May 17, iss.3, 5t For Sale. IOKI'KIl for sale, at low figures, tlic following property: 1 Five-lior.?e power Upright Euginc. 1 Fur<|iiliar Thresher. 1 Gin, (50 saws) and Condenser. 1 King Cotton l'rcss. The above property, is considered in good condition, ami may be bought very low by applying to the undersigned nt Hie Mrtwnyvr niiitrc. Ji\r\ r>. May 17, 1>S5, tf Atlantic Coasi Line. l'ASSENGEIt OEPAUTMENT. Wit.MlxcTns, N. May 17,1 FAST LINK between Cliailecti'ii nml Culuuililu u: d Upper South l.'itrolin:i. (iOING WEST. Leave Charleston, i>. C 7 2." n in | Leave Lanes, 8, (' S 4'! :i in ' Leave fcninter. S. C 9 47 u m Arrive ColnniMa, S. 10 ft."> a in Arrive Winnslmio, S. C <1 U2 j> ni Arrive Cliislrr. S. V -J 17 ji in Arrive Vorkville, S. t" Xi ti in Arrive Lancaster, S. C < - "> |' m Arrive lCoek Hill, S. 0 5 "I I1 in Arrive Charlotte, N. C t> 1U p m GOING EAST. Arrive Charleston, S. 0 0 So p in Arrive Lanes, S. C * ?? p m Arrive Slimier, S. C <> -16 p ni Leave Columbia. S. C > - p m Leave Wlnnshnro. S. C 3 4-> p in Leave Cliefter. S. C 'i 41 p in Leave Yoikvilic, S. C 1 00 p in Leave Lancaster, S. C !' nil j> in Leave linek Hill. S. C 'I IW p m Leave Charlotte, N. 0 1 00 P lu GOING WEST. ArriveNewU-rry, S. < 2 "6 p m Ari ive Greenwoi-d, S. I! ? W p ni Arrive Liinrclis, S. C 6 ' "> p m . < . ?, in I, in Arrive <!re?nvill?% }j. 0 G on p m Arrive Wailtalltt, S. C ? 80 p in Arrive Abbeville.S. V 4 :!!? p in Arrive Sparianbur;:.!?. C 8 !>0 j> m Arrive Jlcmlciioiivllli', N. C.: 7 1I> p m ROlX(S KAST. Le.w Newberry, 8. C 2 39 p m I.eave <ireeiiw<Mi<l, H. C. 1 US j> in lv :?\c 1 siirens. S. ! i) :>'> a in 1.< ;lvo S. ( -5? :i in l . el. il!-. C 1'' H) a In l.e;.v?; S. 0 U t'5 a in I.? ave Abbeville, 1*. C 11 uJJ a in Leave Hpurlanbilif;, S. 12 l."> p in Leave Iluiilen-onvillr, N. <" " ?'0 j> in Snliil Ijetv.uuCiiurkfllx'iMii! I'uli.tnbiu, S i r j?!\ ink. t. i r.mi-nsoN. > I' Air.st. 3STOTICE .BOARD OF' HEALTH, THE following persons !>nve Won nppoSnt-'d numbers ot the Hoard of Health lor lliu town of Abbeville: G. A. Yisanskn, A. I>. irlorso, II. T. Tustcn, J. M. ( nmbrcll,! r. I". (iary, 31. I). They *vi'.l be required toloolt after the sanitary rcLMilntlons of the town, mi't will coin| rne'nee their inspection of ail the premises '>11 Monday 2-">th May, ls*r?. Property hohlcs nr.il residents will govern themselves accordingly. i!y 01 cliil-of the Council. JONES F. MILLER, Clerk Town Council. May iss.",. tf Dr. E."irSWYGEET, Physician and Surgeon, OFKKKS his Professional services to the people of (J'eenwood. lie is recently ' graduated from Jetlerson Medical (Villefje la Philadelphia, and lias since had considerable ! experience in li-e city hospitals. j May (}, l.v.j, r,t * iHo for the Commencement. ill your harness and have them ro | pill red, uvslied, ami oitcd, in time logo , to Title West next snonlh. | May 27. ]K-.\ tf TIIOS. !)EfK!8. The Roses have come Again. rims being tlic season for riding forpleas1 tiro, persons In want of n new or secondhand liiines.s can be supplied by calling at the store of May 27, 18S.1, If TIIOS. MXUJ.-S. Be in Time. C1AU, soon if you want a hand made har/ lies*. we arc trying to keep up a supnlv. May 27, 1W, tf THUS. ISKUUS. Spring Times Come Gentle Annie. YOKXG la-lies send In your sidc-saddlc's and have them put in good repair, a stieh in lime save nine. May '27. lssj, tf TIIOS. nKGfiS. Just Received ANOTIIKi: lot of all kip leather collars dillferoiUsiy.es, for sale cheep May -27. Ins",, tf THUS. IiEGGS. Now is your Time. I1JA VK Just received a lot of No 1 harness leather. If you wan! a harness or anything in my line made to order. Call soon as we are busy at I his season. May -27, lKtf, if TITOS. W.GGS. Tim AM: Heal Society WII.L meet SALE PAY IX .TI7NI2 at 12 M. \V. T. .IONIX, President. John A. Itor.ixsoN, Secretary. Dee. 10, ism. lyr Now is the Time TO lwvc yonr Saddle* nnd harnc?n repaired si ml put. in order fur pleasure, don't put It o.Ttinlil something breaks and someone gets hurt. TITOS. JJHCSG9. March 2"i,1SS3. tf The Prospect of War pF/TWKFN" England and Russia wiU not, nl iJ present prevent P. ROSENBERG & CO., lrnm ofiVrlufr to the pub)I'-: an immense stork of Spring and summer (.foods at jistoi". is'i! ns?ly low prices. They luive on baud a complete line of Men's, Boy's anft Ycsll's CloiliHij Jn?t arrived, that you car,'I ludp buying if yon only liciir the price inrniioiud. White Vests uliriost given nway. Inspecting their stock of DRY GOODS I wo find a beautiful lino of flcnred I.awns nl only l'/j ccnls per yard, (iinghams 5 cents per yard. Hleaehlng from cents up. Calico Horn 5 to 7 cents. All winter goods will be sold at not cost. They can also sive entire satisfaction in Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Jewelry, Roger's Triple Plated Silverware, Crockery. Hardware, niiil an immense stork o! (froeerles. Corn, Flour and Ilaeon always on hand at lowestmarket prices. Their "Celebrated Pearl Shut" already tnkes the lead for durability, r.nd as tlio host tlttln:;-liirt made. <>im?. 1 'Islols timl ftartrhlg^s, of all lit nils, constantly In stock. i!i fact you can tie supplied Willi nearly everything l>y tlietn al most reasonable price*. Dou't delay paying them a visit. P. ROSENBERG & CO. April. 1">, 1**5. If THE TOWNSTEAMMILL Wo havo progressed so far in fitting up our Corn that, we will grind lor the public on Tuesday's and Saturday's. We have the best machinery and will give prompt in tenliou and a lull "turn out" to all our patrons. When you come to town hrlnjr your corn | wlilt you and take il home iu the shape of good meal. Ou Washington .St. near the depot. SMITH .1 IIHNRY. April, 15, 1>'S"), tf DISSOLUTION. 'PIIR copartnership heretofore existing l>e1 I worn tfl'KKH A LOVVRV In the Urns : . business wn? ilis.-ylveil by mutit.ii consent on I , January 1st, l.vi, I?. 1!. SPKFD, H. L. LOWKi. NEW FIIIM. Wo the undersigned have this ilay entered into a partnership under Dm linn name and (style <>t' sl'KKIi ?v NKt'KKER, for the I'urI po<o of carrying on tho Drug business at Abbeville Court House. Wo solicit u share of: the public palmnngo and will deserve It by | close attention to business. P. I!. HPKF.D. G. A. NELKFER. April 8, 1SS5. tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE I XJOTK.'E is hereby given that the under1\ signal bavo tSiis day associated themselves together under the firm name of UKIX iV GALPJIIX. lor the purpose of carrying on si MILLINERY and DRY GOODS bn-iness. W. E I'.KLL. R. F. GALl'illN. Keh.2'., IS?o. If Yarb. Madden, FIRST CLASS V. ELI, DIGGER, A15REVILLE. S. C., y~\ T.'r.'T.*T:s; his vrrvlt-os to Iho iicojiIp of AI.TiC- ; IJ vllie county. lie lias uuvor made a fail-| lirr* l'rlcos reasonable. Jan. -JI, is-.",. :>ni llflfe i livery Corset i3 warranted satisfactory to 113 wearer In svory wiy, or tho money will ho refunded by the neraon from whom It was liouclit. The only corsft pronounced by our leading phy- 1 Glcinns cat ltterlcai to tho wearer. ami omlomed by Inillcsas tbo " most comfurtablo uuil perfect fittluii Corset over uiuUo." FOX SALE BY BELL & GALPHIN. PATENT TIRE ADJUSTER. W. G, CHAPMAN, | Buggy and Wagon Maker, Abbeville, S. C., ITAS TilK l'.KST 1'ATKNT TillK AD i JL I .irsTK.lt that has over heen used in ,\l>| vill?. It tightens tin* loose tin's of wheel* hv jiint'W process which swells Iht- rim of Ih?' wheel to any lightness desired, unit is held ! so hy means of wash'/rs placed on the end ot the spokes. The machine works perfectly, | and can he used on any wheel. In half hour I all the wheels any vehicle may he tightened, 'without taking them oil' Ihe nxic-trees. it is ' certainly the l?est machiueoi th" kind, and ' the work is done at a reduced price,and in a I belter manner lii.ui hy any otiier machine, j April is-"., tf PEERIN&COTHRAN, ,A.ttoriie vs c Hi aw, jMilJJ'.VI U.K. S. ( * A vie r;y.; '0 T*'i tii. . > th> cl!e;,p ! ^ by ".HQ* j AT THE fUitilllUllU U1UI1LI -OFJ.B.CHALMERS & CO. ABBEVILLE, S. CPaIU.OR SUITS; In Mnlmlr. Molintr nrnl plusll ImiirlK, Onesot ill OHIMSON PLUS1I. / -UIAMIiKR SUITS, Tn M'AI.N'UT, CIIERV/ UV mill OAK, latf.it styles. CHIAMWSU SUITS, I'ainleil In beautiful j colors, I7INKSIUK r.OAKDS.nml CIlIITOXIEltS ? HA l-'CS, Ac. H.\ iii. .v.n i?r>. anu imi iuim, i in' Hall Stands urc new and beautiful goods. \\rAT'.nKOHKS?MAHOGANY and WAIr '? XITT?Willi ftiio 1'JlKNCir ft LASS 111 the doors. Splendid goods. | (\ IU'UKAT'S ransin*; in prices from Si.CH ~i {J to iSO.to, all with lite best of glass. ftC rt I'KDSTKAIJS at prices from 52.5!) to ?,tJU 5'i).00. ISottoni figures. /iEO flAlIlS?l'AULOIl, CANE, AND 40U WOOD SKATS, at prices from rents to J12.(11 eacii. MArrin^sKS-Ti't s:-.;os. siMifxr; nr.ns ami C'O'iVj. We sell u good .Spring I!ed tor ?1.75. FiTl'RK I'lIAMKS?III VELVET, KJ'ONY,and (ill/r. from CAKD t i/.es to CAHI NETS, mid l'A>"KLS. i'ino Assortment. 17?IX! : riCTl'P.K KIIAME MOl'LDINli on 1 litiml, from tiie lowe-t price to be.it. nil .sizes, can be put up In beat manner. l'IC Tt'ltK CUllI) and NAILS. WINDOW SHADES, in "DADO" stylos'? latest and best?lust to hand. Ail.sizes Call and sec them. Very low in prlccs. M'O AHIMVE in a few days?Thn liandtfom1 est lot of WALL PAl'KH In the up-country. We arc going to tell it at city prices. 'Till-: A HOVE ANNOI'NCEMEXT wi'l toll 1 you of a part of 1 lie goods we have on hand. We will sell them us low as the lowest prices. Kespect'uUy, t n ruat mcbc j?r rn u1 u- v>i i nidiiikii j uc vw October'1'.', 1SKI. Card. Thankful to the public for past favors and soih'illiitf n continuance of the same, I would announce that I have Just returned from the Northern market*. where I have bought a huge and v.n led stool; of Npritstr ami Smtiim?r 4>oo<N and would lie pleased to serve my friends and customers 10 lite best and cheapest goods in my Hue. Mr. It. I?. JOHNSON Isslill with me In the store and will always welcome his friends and serve Ihoin to the best of his ability. A. ROSENBERG Greenwood, S. C.f March 10,1635. _ , Leather. fALK PI-TINS, KlpSkinsnnd Harness Icatlier on hand and for sale by March 21, l??3f tf T110S. BEOCJS. "the mgiit running" new^^e TS now the favorite anions Sewing Mnrhlncs ami is certainly above all competition. Doing the wldftst range of work, equipped wltl? all the latest improved attachments, it is beyond all dispute theoiw?Ie<t and lightest running shuttle machine on the market, and is fast growing to he the most popular machine sold. l'arties who contemplate haying it machine will certainly IInd it to their int<Tr>>-t to see and try tlie "<.l;;f?l Itumiiu;? Xew Home" before buy I lip. Hold upon easy terms, within the reach of all, either on monthly installments or on time with a cash payment. Try the I,TOUT H1.'XXIX<? NKW HOME mul you will buy no other. For sale E. M. KKATOX, Feb. 2S, 18V). 10m Abbeville, rt. C. DISSOLUTION^ rpiIE partnership heretofore existing be1 tween \V. S. I'OTllR.VN and K. L. I,VOX under the firm name of \V. S. COTiIUAX & Co., Druggists, i.s this day dissolved by niutual consent. V. S. COTIIUAX, E. L. LYOX. Jan. 2, IS:5. NKW FIRM. The undersigned have this day entered into a partnership under the linn name of COTIIUAX ?fc l'KItlSIX. for the purpose of conducting a gem-ral DKl*(? MI'SIXHSS. They have scoured t lie services of Mr. F. K. ItAItltlsoX a pharmacist of undoubted skill who will devole his exclusive attention to the preparation of prescriptions at any time of day or night. W. H. COTH It AX. T. C. 1'EUKIX. Jan. 2S, 1SS5, tf KOliEIiT R. IIEMritll.T,. WJEMAM P. CALHOUN. HEMPHILL & CALHOUN, .Attorneys at Law, A1JREVII.LE, S. C. Will practice in all the Courts of the State. February I, 1SS5. Well Boring'. riijirc unticrsignea wim nis mme ::i men 1 auger, and tins doublegiam] Terra Cotta curbing can put you up a well (hat will la<l for ages, at. one half the price of dug wells, He uses the ordinary size wood bucket, for drawing water. The cleaning out of these wells Is the Work of a intitule, by keeping :i till liueket.in bottom of well to be hooked ou1 at, will. He also has the agency for Ahhevilli county for the celebrated Porcelain lined i?u> cumber Pump, which he can furnish and put tn at less than Factory prices for a sini'li pit in p. ("HAS. M. OAI.Ii' 'UN. Greenwood, S. C.. Jan. 11, 1>S1. lyr FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS No Horse will die of Colic. Hots or Lung Fevir, If Koiitz's Powders are tucd in time. I'outt's Powders wMlenre and prevent I loo Ciiolkra. Fontz's Powders will prevent Gapes in Fowl*. KoitU's Powders will inrrease llie quantity of milk and cream twenty per cent., and make tliu butter firm and sweet. KontzV Powders will rnrc or prevent almost eveey Disv ask to whirl) Horse* and (,'atlle are subject. Korr/.'s I'ouwrs will uivt Satisfaction. Sold everywhere. v DAVID E. FOUTZ. Proprietor? DALTIMOltE, MD. School Books! School Eooks ! ^ LARGE slock of all kinds ol Seliooi Books S H. W. LAWSON & CO. Jan. J.", ISs'i, tf Garden Seed! Garden Seed! li, have Just received a largo stock of LANDRETH'S FRESH GARDEN SEED jr. \\*. J.AV.'.SWX CO. Jiin.'Js, l.?S">, tf Brs. Mabry & Hill. IT TV. have iliN >hv l'"rii'd ; < ?p.-i r! if-rvl: i)? ir. t!i?: iiACTlCi: i?l' .MKDlt IN!-: i:i iill its braneliri. In ca-es'.vln'if Hit- attention of bolli of us may bo needed no e.Mra eli.uuu will bo made. T. .1. MAritV, M. !?. L. I', ilii.l.. M. I>Mil.w'.l I.'.! Sertoli 'Sivi'A y.c.yv.i"^ .1. . * ? . i i. i i v, -ci. . tut . ! u. i. ,.vd :t Da. r. i?;*. Ilivi T-V.'.v " ' k w ^ Are Opening Their Large and Well Selected Stock of AU Kinds of UUUilb. And are Ready to SERVE THE PUBLIC AT Tirii LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Will Advertise More in Detail Next Week. April. 1, 1S35. tf Columbin and Greenville llntlroad. ON nnd lifter M.-iy ill, 1 SS.\ 1'm-? ttfri-r trains will run us lu'reuiUi indicated U|m?ii tliia road and lis . branches : DAILY, KXCJEPT SUNDAYS, Kit. t>:J. Ul' j Lfttvc Columbia. 10 55 a in Arrive Al.'t'Hi II "> in Arrive Newberrv 12 M j> in . Arrive C'lin|>|M-ll!? 1 40 ji III . Airtve ,\'inely-Hx, D 2 14 f> hi Arrlvo Given wood... 2 02 j> ni Arrive ll> dues :i l'i |> in I Arrive DnnnaliU I! p hi ! Arrive i!eit?m.. J ".'I j> in > Arrive Uicenvi'le 5 10 i> ui no. 52 iwu's T/-.1VC fircpr.villo 10 00 :? ni Arrive Melton 11 21 a ni I Arrive I)?una!tU 12 t!j-p ill Arrive Hiiilgea 14 It p m I Arrive Groi n w ood 12 .'>'J j> n> Arrive Ninety-Six, D 1 p m Arrive (.'liapiKtll'it 2 Is j? in Arrive Netvborrv 8 0* p in ; Arrive AIsinn. 4 10 |t m ; j Arrivo Columbia 5 13 p in j Atilir.VILLE HRASUt. II Lc.ivo Abbeville : l{ 25 n in j Arrive ]}irrundfs: 11 !? it in Arrive Ilml'.'f# 12 Vt p ni L-ave lltnl-res 3 20 p ni ; Arrive Dirrnugli's 0 ft* p in 1 Arrivo AbbcviCo 4 2? ji in RI.t'K nilM;E KAII.KOAD 01) AXUCKSO.V KRAM'lt. Leave JJiIlftii 4 2S p in Arrive Aiuler*on ft 11 |t in Arrive Seneca C 1ft p in A'rive Walhulla fi Ift p in Leave Waibrilla !l Oft a lit Arrive Sent ca 9 27 a in Arrive Amii-r;oii 10 42 it lit Arrive lit I ion 11 10 a m LAI'MUM KAlLKOAD. Leave Newberry 3 4." p tti L-ave Helena 8 "?2 p in Arrive Clinton ft ."hi j> m Arrive Lsiuri ns 0 ift p in Lave LaarenS 11 .1.1 a III Arrive Clinton Ill 17 a in I Arrivo Helena 12 2n p tn | Ar ive Newberry 12 ?W p in j ij?.'ynmi'i. Time?Knstrrn standard. 0. II. TALCOTT, Sii|per:nti'nil?>nt. D. CAGDWELL, Assist. Gen. Pas. Aj.nt. Iii Stock and to Arrive! 23,000 pounds Bacon, 1,000 bushcis of Corn, 200 barrels tf Flour, 00 barrel* of Molasses. PAKTIEH IN* NEKT> OK TlIESE ?UOD8 will do well lo examine our htoek. >V. Joel Smilli & Son, Jan. 14, 1?83. W)I. II. I?A UK Ell W. C. McGOWAN". PARKER & McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITGKS, abuevilliT, C. IJ., S. C. \xj ILTj practice nlsn lti the Circuit Court# Of VV the i.'nlted States for South Carolina' Jan7.lS.SU, tf For Sale. 1J\ virtue of an innate desiro to supply I tho demands of the trade, wo will sell that large and desirable stock of licady-Kade Clothing and Overcoats. situate in the town of Abbeville in the upper part of the Dry <Joods establishment of \V. Joel Smith ?te Son, and bounded on tho right by their well known j and extensive stock of Fine Hats, and on the left by their immense reserve stock of Boots and Shoes, bounded in the rear by a barricade of Saddles and Trunks, j surmounted by an armory of Breech load; my, single and double barrel Sliot Guns, and in front by a continuation of that same immense stock of Clothing till you reach tho rock wall of low living prices. fc?o!d to satisfy the demands of the trade. TEKMS? Reasonable. SrmfTi Rr Rnn m ?NV MV4JLI Merchants. ; Nov. 2(5, lifc-'i. tf !!7i /T~ n p 7T i I ,, I. Ij. & \j. ; 7 A. & K. RAIL ROADS. \I.?< the talk, Ixit a* I In r.nt'^liv am! llanifss [ !ii:i an advdci'.k' of iilm'.it tliu rutin try tn t!i?? old iu*lii<innl way, i liiivi* supplied inysclt' with tnatrrial to m:ikcjiity Uiin! n: l-.ar.icss wan tod. ("nil and ?ela supply as tiic Kiciu:' isalior.t to o| i n. TIlU!S. LLXiUS. M.ircli -2', !N\>, if | X^'svrsL'tGcI m/\ nrr r 1U SULLi WITHOUT PROFIT 1,000 Bushels White Corn. 100 Barrels Flour. 50 Barrels New Orleans i j Molasses. 50 Barrels Sugar. , 25 Sacks Coffee. AT I PARKER & HILL'S, I Ive. -Jl, l->l. The Place to Get What You Want! j TROS, M. QHBiSTIAN n'AVINTi tho interest of Mr. j . JolIX Wli.SoJC in 'ho businessI formerly e.oiuiuetod by them jointly will' keep always in store, :i coniplelo stock of iFANCY * (.JU'.H'Ki511-:s, CANNKH Uimsl'S anil '.'oXl-'KCTiONKUlKS of j :ill kinds. The !>est and eheapeH jtJAKS and TOIJAl'CO. Tho FXND.ST! j WJNKS and LI<il OKS. Sweet Mash. Corn Whiskey j For medical iiiinioses a specialty. Al*o.' Choice Liquora o!' :u:y liiiul lor mciiioal ] ; purposes. i ! <;ive hivi.iciiU. SitllsRietiftitKiianti'lood j A!! t> the ):r<n ! ' <>:' ? i:r: *i .1 .v miist :?akv uuwt- ! 1 't.jtO p: T A'fjij. I'li l>.<? Jvi& 1 i.A t i i Abbeville, 3, ' FALL AND W mi ] Constantly on ILisds Wm a Large Assortment W Dry Goods*ij| Notions, Domestics, I Eats,. -HJ Clothing, Boots and ? m Shoes, ?M Groceries, and , < Nearly. ? Everything . iJgSH Wanted m ^ * T r a d et W. JOEL SMITH & SON, || Abbeville, C. H., S. C. j|B Abbeville, S. C? JUST OPKENKD AND RICADY FOR TUB /Jfl iucuiiiuiuU.tilon of guests. M Hates j Pnnril !>> the day 5 2 00 'x ^ lioai r.J l>y the week 1<> 1 Soni'(l t?y the month :i0 Wl Table hoard per inoutl: 'JO (A) MRS. E. KELLY, Proprietress. 1M 0. WITTER, Milliliter. January 7, i?I. tr ?ea*' ||j Mcllwaine :?| Ca^ JJaVE on hr.ud alniost every variety o & rADDTfirrc BUGGIES, |jj WAGONS/Sj wliirli l!ioy nflcr to tlic-lr clistowtrs on thd most advantageous tcrin.-'.. H MPAIRM A SPEGIALTI - M With *?ic best nf woilcmcn in every hrancli of our lius:ileus, :i;ul an "liundunt suj>i ly r-t lumber. and otlioi* materials, we arc pre}Uir?H.t . r>s^B to do all kinititof repairing in tUe very i?*t , ,v3B manner, ut Hie 8tiort?Kt, notice, it ml on tho luoHtiu-eomiumluting term.*. All work lolly SEAL & McILWAINE, 1 Washington_Street._ I Something New Uunder the r V.'H.L tic ready on and nflcr the 1st of ' L March to do any REPAIRING which].may i>o wanted to your8AlJJ)LES ?;nrt HaHNii-SS. Don't postpone the matter too ;$ Ion;:. The cyclone may cowo ulong. bo ready f jr the emergency THOS. BEG65. | Feb. 27th, 1.SS1. tf v "wimuwTmwAiiiiR '"m II JdU-L/JkMl II U I2JJ II UUUUi XTOW KATE THE PLEASURE OF -m il announcing the arrival of au uirractive ; Lino of FINE SHOES. J Consisting of a full assert- ' j| ment for Men's, Ladies's and J Children's -wear, in all the' / < Latest Styles. ' 4||| March 26, 1SSI, if Brushes. T)ATNT nnd Whitewash brnenes for sale 1. rli"im liy jm Dec. 17, tf TIIOS. DEOGB. GHIOAOQ SCALE GO. 151S, Jefferson St., Clilcaga, The "LittleDetective" Koz to 25!b?, S3* ?Uoaid be In every House cud Ofllcs. (MAIL i- H.? 8ii1i f? f^aU'lDi iSUBUJ Of Im ItttUBf Mi m Speclil prices to Ap*ii:b and Dctlero; H SO outorent itzcs and varieties, Including Cannier, Platform, Hoy, Coal H nUn, Stock and .U1U 8calM H Mob W?gon Srnlo, 6x12, S40| i I O-Toa, 7*l?,tt50: . 4-Tou, 8x14, Bean Cox sac! Brus Scam tacladcd. M ^AFarasrs'Portable Forge, $10. I Porgo wnd Kit of Tools. ^ -r? ^ |H 3Wl5?fAll Tuola D'vdeit fur Kepulr*. M U v?fv? Anrliiu Vl9Cn. JliimmcrJ, )b3C' H tj jf Tongs, JUrllU, Bellow* and dh-" All M of Mauls' Ms, I Arte._ And hnndrrd* or niettol Aiilcld H Tjfr-5v"T Retailed lc?? tliau 'WboSegulo I'l/fi I Price*. Force* for all kind* of figrof I nh'Jin. Fool-l'owcr 1>utile* ami fM j.J Tool* fur Uolug rcp.lra til sru^U S&opfc tlmprsvsd iron Com-Sftslier. 'I freight, lacib*., .'gM PRICE, 86.50/ I Cbcll* a htwhcl a mlniil*: Fannin# Kill*. ?od Mills, Pirmofa'Feed Cooker, &c?. Cave liouey will wad for circular. H ?sm . A 565, ;l 1>roi?-Jl.oaf TaMo, rivo I PfW^W Draureri. Caver liox onil H oil uita?;li!nenU. JJuy tho M U Jt&lJ>.>e.-?t, Suwoit and li.?C. _>.viV ?A;?5ri??S??sk AllM?cbllied WurranCi'U to fijT? ' ?? t Ba'-laf actios. Tiiuunar.uS6cld.il> ""SOU I \i *>3 co to til purrs of tho Country. :j{HB >3 SEND ?tfr. FULL PRiCE LIS t. ? f59M Ai'lresu CHICAGO SCALE C9?? Chicago <^j9H iLAW oabdS WK hnvc tli's ilt:v formed n purfUTt lilp for tlw |>r:icliff of l:i?v ui:t!<'r ilio lirm lutiM c9"?|H of ('AM l.N* >V liONliAM. Mr. lionliMii lnui ifilrcd from ll:?! Mii.s|<'r's oliWe mul \*iil do?- wHEW v.lu- liIs wlioic iiUoiii ion to the practice. Oiiice O'Neill K.iii-C. '^9 SAM'I C. CASOS, E* OT. L. BONHAM, Jr. '5* |Gens! Guns!-J Jiifciiuii Xii/ciut'id and 1 Implements I Shells, &c., I at 9 the coiaim I QXJABLES & THOMAS. I Sept. 24, I'M, !! B A Long Xecdod Want 5 SUPPLIED. MILLER BRO'S.,- I t i::: A'JXNT* : !?:: \v\N:. AM akku .fc B ! . ?. ?>\YN, Mi?r?ls-mt *.' tiit- !;"Ve*t H 1.. ;?. ??. <>i rin- !.n:<i in i;i. i. i>i ..! , tiixl M : <MK'iI l.> !;iU>'In* 'in'U1 i>'I ', s H vi!> i i cvry ?"'??; i .<? ! :?- HI ?;t< (.! :i:v on \i.i!u:;i,:i tin-of .m:I :.J:U M ll!. i.v.I. H \ir~TT~vi} r,? ^ I ?' _ - 9 ? . H QH I