The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 05, 1885, Image 3

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nn * ^ . r1 he Press and Banner By "Wilsson. Wednesday, July 29, 18S5. ( ]Iomirl<Ic In Abbnillo. (?n Friday morning July .'ttst, liutlcr Jones, i i(iii,.ii Mini,* Hiivwl. ciiluii'd. on tlit'i plantation of Mr. Jno. McNeill, about ten miles from here. It Keems ili.it Moses was too i Mtlcctionaie with Kutlcr's wile. Tlioy hail | had it quarrel on the morning ol the murder us they were going to ttie field. They were I working In uiijoinltig Uelds Moses plowing hud, Jiutler lioetn^, sometime during tlx-j morning some part of the harness broke ami I Moses got on his horse and roue over to where I Kutier and the other hands were working to borrow a knife with which to tlx them, w iiile I there he anil Uutlcr came to words when But- I ler struck him a blow above the left car with a hoe he had In Ills hands, inflicting a wound | from which Moses tiled in anout two hours! nuda halt, lintler imtiieciately skipped and ! has not been he trd of since, though deligout j (search has beeu made for him. The Sew Hotel. \Veck erdinj: August ::d?M. K. Mller, Char-1 Sexton; U W. I'ouclie, l\ I'eyser, C. II. Key-! Iioltls, It. C. llervey, 1>. K, banders, I. MoAlrx- i uuder, John K. Morris, 1?. N. Lane, Kred A. Nterwurt, Baltimore; J$oo Kahw, 1. (.'lion, M. E. (.ioidsmith, (ieo. Collin, Atlanta; \V* S. j Colhran, Clty;J. Gillillau, liostou ; C. II. > W'atklns, Htcliinoiul, Va; 11. Strauss, I'iiila-I tioiphia; J. K. Johnson and daugbter* l.uuisVHIeKy; W. M. Crooksnanks, .ilex. MclJee! Jr, Greenville; \V. Cunningham. Monterey;! (?. A. Crofl, J. J. Lacb. W. F. 1'oarce, M. \V.| Ituss. Cincinnati; O, T. Homier, 1*. J.. Ixrler. I Duo west; Geo. T. 1 'ringle, s. prelfus, 1.. K. j McCornell.lt. 1'. Wheoier, New York; 1>. C.I 1 Hirliaiu, J. Sulzbaclier, K* A. l'ringle Jr, 8. C; | T. A. Cheatham, Augusta; II. l'owers, Cliicato; U. W. Souihatii. Crcvard. N.C: I?r. 'i'. A. lludglus, Aotiea I'ath; W. (.? Koss, Ninety t>lx; Ike iiartneid. iahiisviiic i\.v ; luu-i niugtiam. 1C. C. Cunningham, Anderson; I JamesColli run Jr.,McCormlcb; James Walker, Boston. T>en*h of Mr. Clmrleit 4". Wardlnn. The manv friends of Mr. Charles C. Wardlaw and family will regret to leuru of his death. A telegram from tils wife, oil yesterday, conveyed I he sad new s that lie had dc l-arted this life at 7 o'clock that morning. We were unable to get the particulars of his sickness and death. We tonder our sincere sympathy to bis family and relatives. -? Tiik people of Walhalla recently hold two primary elections to choose between several I andldates for ttio postmasicrship, the final r<i?uit being in favor of i>r. 15. S. James, and fhortly afterward Mr. T. K. stribling received j the appointment. How tills turn of at lair*( came about is not yet fully explained, but it j inay be remarked that this is what makes Home people in W.illialla think the DemocratIcadministratlon is a glaring failure. Thk Misses Cater's fine Jersey cow. Pansy, nnd her calf, Clifford Styles, were on the street last Monday, and attracted tnudi attention front visitors, and they were pronounced the finest in the county. The calf is rinest for its ngu, about two months and a half, that we have ever seen. Thev should be sent to the >*lnety-Six stock Show. Thk State Superintendent, of Edueatlou will hold In his oW<-e at Columbia, on August 18th, at 10 A. M.. a competitive examination of applicants for the IVnbody scholarships In the Nashville Normal College. Four scholarships are to be awarded, and the Superintendent will give applicants full information as to details. /Cakjue Lkhi.ik, colored, died very (suddenly last Tuesday night, she worked the day before and went to bed In apparently good | health. She died at the side of tier sister and no one knew it until she was called the next morning. In the absence of Coroner Shilllto Trial Justice DeBruhl held the Inquost. Ms. P. II. McCasi.an has bought him a first class engine from Mr. B. W. Cannon of this place. He expects to fix up a pair of wazon scales near liIs gin and will gin nil the cotton that can be brought to him. He does notexpeel to move ills gin. Tick eighty-third annual *es?ir>n of the Saluda Baptist Association is now in session nt Turkey Creek church, near Donaldsvllle. Tbls church in which It meet* Is alto celebrating its centennial anniversary. A horse was sold in Pickens a short time ago for one dollar, ami the purchaser asked for time to make the first payment, and the Boiler agreed to let him have twenty years or until It was convenient. IIabrrsham county, Georgia, votes on the prohibition question to-day, and the prohibition party are confident of success. Itlsonly a question of time when Georgia will be a prohibition State. The School commissioner o: Anderson na> hincJo arrangements to hold a County Normal Institute at Andersou, tieginnlng on August l"th, with Prof. W. S. Morrison, of Sparluuburg as principal. Mr.'J. H. (VNkat.t,, of Greenwood, left a mmple of his LeConte pears at ourolflceon Mi iiftiy last, It was very fine. Mr. O'Neall lias one of the finest orchards and vineyards In the State. Mk. T. 0. Taooart, returned from Florida la*t Friday, and is now located at Clear fsprin?*. He has many friends in this county and all nre glad to welcome hiin back to his old home. Dr. Ba*kin arrived yesterday from OrauJteville, he reported no decided "improvement In the condition of Capt. Jas. II. Uiles, who Las been in feeble hoalth for some weeks past. A ninn In Kentucky dropped dead the other day while rending a borrowed paper. We shudder to think now many sudden deaths nre liable to occur in tills county ever week. Thk first bale of new cotton for the season Was sold in Houston, Texas, and brought in round numbers one hundred dollar?, who will sell the first bale In Abbeville county ? Cokesbury's tailor whs actually christened William Henry Alexander Ucorgc Washington Andrew Jackson Crawford. At last nccounts he wa? stilt alive and doing well. Thk"kitchen of Mr. Tom Mann was burnt last Saturday night, and his wheat and oats, whlch.were stored in It were lost. We have Jiot heard how the fire originated. Tim four-in-hand driven by Mr. W. C. MsOotran to I<l:tl? Mountain last Friday attracted much attention. H<? is u first class driver nnd was driving a stylish turnout. Mr. J. Thkctj.en* Berry. a Cokt sbury boy new holding a good position in the W ir ]>ej'artment a* Washington, is spending his vacation at Mr. (i. Whit Connor s. Every member of the 19th S C. V. Is requested to meet at Troy on the 25th of August.ns a preliminary st^p to having a grand re-union of the Regiment* We wore misinformed as to who made the nice gate of Mr. Visanska's. Mr. I). B. Smith made it, and it Is e<]Ual to his best work, and that In saying much. . There will be a picnic at Clear Spring* I; on next Wednesday, to-duy week, which the! iiubllc are cordially Invited to attend and! bring their baskets. I Thr slate for the Catholic church arrived! last week and Is now being hau'ed. The work of putting it on will becommeuoed immediately. A necro^ln I^nurens was struck bylHghtnln:: I while riding on a tlop-eared mule. the nej?ro Was killed, but tho mule w.is uninjured. A gentleman from the neighborhood informs us that they have quit killing the convicts at the Savannah Valley stockade. Messrs. Jas. A. and T. II. Iisin arrlvoJ k last night from Augusta, where the latter lias been to have his eye operated upon. Dr. E. C. Joneh. of Newberry, lias brought Ills family to Cokesbury for the summer. Tbey are visiting Mr. L. D. Connor. Hrv. II. 0. Fennel will assist. Kev. \V. F. Pearson in conducting services at Upper Long Cane next Saturday and Sunday. Wb publish a short piece from tiie I.mica*-\ trr Ledi/er on the sublecT. of falling rocks, which will be found Interesting. Mil. and Mrs. H. P. McImvainf. left for] the country last Wednesday to spend a few days with relatives an 1 friends. Mu. It. O. Bkj.i,. of Dry Grove, was In town yesterday,and rei>ort?< the crops tu his section as being better than lor years. Mr. W. A. Temit.kton rnd family went to! Montery last Monday to spend a few days with friondsand relatives. Owing to the absonce of the paster. Rev. II. C. Fennel, there will bo no services at Rncky I Klvcr uext Sunday. Quite a lartre number of ladies and gentle- j men went to Little Mountain last Friday on a j grand picnic excursion. | Several parties are being made tip for a! trip to Ciesar's Head and oilier places of In-j terest In the mountain*. Good rains foil in Warren ton 011 last Wednesday and Friday. Crops lu that neighborhood are looking fine. Mrs. Dr. Marry has been spending some time with relatives ana friends in the Wurrenton neighborhood. Mr. W. H. Brooks 18 having a kitchen t built adjoining his dining rooru. Tills will be j a great convenience. Be.so down to Mrs. Cooglor's. an.l get 1 enough ice tc keep yourself cool. J. s. Ham-: inond. June 17, 2iii. i Rkv. Mr. Mesdenhau conducted service* In the Baptist chnrch at this place Uist 1 Sunday morning. The crops In the Clear Springs section arc; very fine, and the farmers are consequently! feel Ins better. Tiik sacnimentof the Lojd Supper will bo administered at Upper Long Cane church tiext Sunday. Hev. F. P. Mlt.lai.i.y preached In the Presbyterian Church last Sunday, morning 1 and ovenlng. Capt. W. Y. Bttkrard with his family Is upending the summer with Mrs. McUhce, of f.'okesbury. As interesting article on "T.nclc of Law In Jjiurens" may be fouud clscwbcro lu these coin inns. The painting of theCnthollc parsonage was : commenced by Messrs. Jones Brothers on last ; Katurduy. Judok J. S. C'othran Is spending a short time at home, reHlSnji from his labor. Hr.v. M. Hanckri. and family have gone to Pendleton for a short time. There were several loads of fine watermelons in town last Saturday. Miss Maogik Kkooks lias gone to Wurreuton to sp'ind a low days. Mr. Jamks Cothuan Jr., of McCormlcU, Wok In town yesterday. Miss M. J. Oatkr is in;Moutcry visiting relatives and friends. Mr. s. J. Zkioi.kr returned from Louisiana last Saturday. Maj. A. 15. Warm.aw sj"-nt a few days In Augusta last week. Tiikre will be no preaching at Warrenton I next.Sunday. Wk give inueh space to farm news this Dr. W. M. Taooart wok la town ycslcrOiiy. Cam. W. D. Maim was in town last Monday. Excursion to Xinety-ttix. Editor Pre** and P'tnnrr: I am authorized to State that the Abbeville train will t>e run from Abbeville to Nlnetyfclx on tlie 13t h Aupnst, for the convenelnco of all who wi*h to attend tlie Stock Kxlilbl.' Hon on Hint day. The train will leave Al>(n -1 vllleat 6.30 a. in. and leave Ninety-Six returning at. 7 p. in. The price will he. From Abbeville ami return SI.'*) From Hodges a tid return From (Ircenwood nnd return JO l'"rnin N"i?u- \t-irki>l mill rnlnril every body come and l?e happy for one day. J.T. Ml M.Kit. Secretary. Severn! months nco a body of ma?Ued men visited the hou?e of Professor 1". J. sioetun, a r -hool teacher, near II?>r?-?* C'-ive, Ky. Xlocnin fired into the crowd and It * 11 ? ?t llnvce.i them. 1 Mocnm to-day tiled suit for mmIiiki * nineteen of the lust citizens of that county, i Jle also charges them wilh conspiracy to drive liitn out of the country. Squire James, white, shr>t and killed B<?ncy Williams colored, r.t Scneea, one il iy hu-t i wvek. Tiiesame o'd story, "self defOijee."' Hosiery: hosiery! hosi?ry! I.aili<:?, Misse*. aud Cblidreu at bcil i (.Juli'li'u.*. M I I l? I I T. XiiH'),v-Si\ lf??:u*. Ni\I TV-Six, >'. '.. August 1 Mr. C'.ilfb \\".ti[0:1,ono <>:' Hi.- m.isi iw litiMcrs in 11.Iir*-ttf!?l itinty <lin-> !'<>t plant roiton. I If says llst'Tf is i.o inimi'.v in il. Wiinl i> liioiv. !ii' i>;iv> i\i*'i !>"' ?veiy Ihfjic It buys. F.vi'iyl>n'!v |ii ami nronnil Nii'fly-Six who lias olio s|hv!? ? !' Icains. knowsiliat 11??* luisl:iki'niinU' l>v tin- |>rl*itcr cuiiiio.vi-tl on tlit* -l/.'.twnoi'j* last \vo>'U in nulilishinu llie names of the committees v.as'nnlnti ntional. Cadets K. C. MCantsmid Augustus <>. Miller of the South Carolina Military Academy are at home spending their uirlou^li. We are indeed i>r<.iui of tin/ stand tlusc young men have mad". The social dance at Kiverland uiven by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zanders was quite an enjoyable occasion. At an election for cotton weigher held on Monday Mr. K Lindsay l'rait was the successful candidate. We are sure Mr. Pratt wii! give entire satisfaction both to buyers and tellers of the staple. MKs Mamie Mai trews who has been snenditi-r some time with htr sister Mrs. ! '. M. rope, left for her home last week, much to the regret. of in.my of her Ninet.v-Six friends. Mr. John C.ison llilland Mr. \V. !!. 1'urker.?on will have a nice lot ofbarh<oued meat and other edibles on hand itt the sioek show. tJlve lhem a call ami they will give you value received for your money. We hope the people will not forget thnt Col. 1?. F. Cray ton of Anderson will deliver an addre?s at Nlnoty-^lx oil the l':tli Instant, the day of tlieStoek Fair. (.? ur home artist i>r.F. K. Wenck photographed tho members of Ftiivka l.odae A F. M. In a group. With their new regalia and their hair combed tliey are rather ai: imposing bodv of tut n. Tiie books for en tries can bo found with the secretary .I. T. Miller at Miller A MoCas'nii's, and we would be triad if everybody who intend* t> exhibit aiiylnin:; at our stock Fair Would eater it as early : .? possible. I'p to the present over one humlred entries have been made. Mr. W. H. i'tsoy nnd wife who have been visiting friends h'-ro. left on last Friday r??r (tlenn springs. They will return to NinetySix about .the P'th. Mr. I'tsey will exhibit some title stock at our Fair. It has rained every day lor nine days, and our crops are booming. Upland corn has been made a specialty. There seems (o he a misunderstand!n;r In reference to our Stock show. It is really a "Stock Show" and you will not be required to compete for premiums. The purpose of the movers ami ofllcers of this ortrautzaMon is to get all the best stock til the county toaether at Ninety-six on the ritli of August, and to those having merit, ribbons, as mark* of distinction, excellence and merit, wi:i be awarded. If you have a good animal or a good thins von shall have credit for it without reference to other stock or articles, so now don't fail to bring out your tstoe'v. We want to see how mnuy good horses, go >d cat-j tie, coo.l hogsand good mules and sheep there are In the county. For the encouragement of those who are doubtful as to our success I would state that already more than one hundred entries have* been ininl*', and wo feel ecr-j laiu that this number will be more than doubled. So don't hold back and wait for' your neighbor. one of the features of t!ieXinnty-Six St ode Show will be a bench show of thoroughbred sellers aim UTS rvvfrai Ei'u.inuvn ?ii*" taking gresii iutercst in tins show and some line dogs will bcou exhibition. Competition j invited. A special train will be run from Abbeville j to Ninety-Six on the Hth of August. the day I of the Stock show, leaving Abbeville a! tv'mj A. M., atul returning leave Ninety-six at 7 P.M. KAST LND. l>nc West l>o<s. Prt: Wrst. August 3, ]s<r>. Rain at Inst! The first since the l:Jtli of Inst month. The turnip season has arrived. Most people are preparing to idaui. reaches are selling at SI.20 per liushel in j to<vn. They are very scarce and generally inferior. I'y a special invitation Messrs. J. 1'. Italictiess and L. L. Aberoromhie went to Troy last, week to assist the baseball club of that town against the Augusta c'ub. They report good j playing on botli sidc<, but the Trojans canioj out consid< rahiy ahead. Rev. l>r. Laih.iti and Miss Annie I.atlian arc visiting friends in Troy. The Doctor was to preach there last Sabbath. l>r. Grler left last week for a four week's vi-lt among the churches of Tennessee and Mississippi. Ho has appointments for the whole time. The protracted meeting which was being conducted In the Baptist church last week closed on Friday night. The meeting was conducted by Revs. May Weld and Menden-j nar. i ncre were two services euin uuj. Mrs. s. Agile".' returned last weel; after a short visit among friends and relatives In j North Carolina. Mr. U. K. Allen and wile, of (ireonville, returned home last week after a few days spent; wi'h their father, Mr. Wni. Allen. Mr. J. li. 1'onnerand family are visiting relatives lit Hradiey's. Communion services wore held in Grccnvlllo churcli last Sabbath. Mrs. Tremier has taken charge of the hotel. On Monday 27tli l'rof. Hood and l>r. J<athan went to Inspect p. sink in the earth near Fair's foridjreon IJtlte Stiver, which occurred some time last winter, and which caused soino Ktir at the time and more or less discussion ever since. All statements agreed that tho mouth was quite insignificant. Out that the interior presented more alarming dcvelopements. as the sink tiad enlarged as it descended, and especially so in tho direction underlying the road. While I do not suppose these gentlemen thought they would lind tho vent, of a new volcano or any other very striking ecological phenomenon, Uiey say but little about it lurther than describe Its general appear > 11,n I,.,! rti ,i 11 i i in llinl Mm road commissioner for that section would do well to change the road bed until at least the softening of the i-artli next rvinier determines more of its disposition. The earth and rooks that sank is lodged in the centre of the pit i.? if wedged against the walls, but bearing away and down from this apparently lodged debris are two holes of uuiiolermiued shape and depth. The cave starts in Ihc small dilch on the side of the road two or three hundred yards up the Mil North of the river, fco fains is known, the cave rtuvs not (111 with water during a ruin although all the drainage <;/ one sideof the roml and to tin.' top of the hill runs into it. Search for au outlet was made atom; the nearest paraleil taviiu-s and at the foot of the hill hut none was round. As no puity has gone prepared to explore the cave iitlle Is known as to lis size or depth. Some <>t tiie base-bsillists have come to grief. Three or four of them were pitching in a \ae.mt lot in Iront of the po-toilije when a had throw knocked a large pane out of Dr. Miller's drug store. The g'til:y party had to pay damages, and then the eouncil took tlieiu In hand and made them pay #1 each lor breaking the town ordinance which lorblds ball playing within seventy-five yards of the street. Mr. C. F. I.ec has coiutuenced grinding sorghum cane.. Coronaca Xe?*. Couoxaca. August 3, 1885. Rev. W. A. Kogers will conduct a protracted meeting at Bethlehem, beginning next Thursday the tith of August, lie will he lissisted by Hevs. W alling ami llannon. The j nl.ir.tl lio will I'lllllill'.IO ?ii1Vl*riLl d:i VK if muell 1 interest Is manifested. Miss McDuvid, of Greenville County, lias been on a visit to Misses Lida and Laura! Coieinan. Wo \s ere very s=ory to learn last Friday eve-1 liing o!' the death of Mr. Frank McNeill. Mr. I .MeNeall was a good eilizen, ami well thought of by all his neighbors, llo left a widow with three children, who have Hie sympathies of Uie eniiro community. Coronnea his been crowded with drummers! for the past week. Most of (hem wore successful in selling large bills ol goods to the merchants. Messrs. Joel S. Klueh and W. W. Klti^rh are having brick molded" lor the purpose of bnildiup a large store iu t'oronaca. They have already received their lumber from August*, and as they have a splendid mason 110 doubt their store house will soon be completed. Mr. .1. S. Anderson is selling his old stock of goods at cost, and will occupy Messrs. K iugh's brick store as soon as possible. Miss Alice Waildi ll has been visiting friends in Niuity-Six for tin* past week. We learn that Mr. H . Ci. Hice. Jr., and family, will return home this week, from the ?wuinf'uni: <]?'*>! nn 'iliComm i ?f nlinnf. thfO,? Mr. John W. Fonshe, who has beou heretofore selling from one hundred to one hundred nuil lllt.y dollars worth ol watermelons every season lias not been able to sell over ten dollars worth this year, though he has a liner crop than usual. Mr. Fooshe says ho is going to Greenville soon and buy liim a wile, it lie, doe* not eet one in Laurens County. MIsk Mary l.ou smith,of Augusta, is paying Mrs. Warren Fooshe a visit. We were blessed with ft nice shower last Sabbath afternoon. It cooled the atmosphere very much and make the farmers lcci happy. The cotton crop in this section in very line Indeed. If nothing prevents more cotton will be made tills year than ever before. The corn crop is also very fine. The Merc hauls will not nave to purchase as uiany car loads of corn next spring as they did last. Mr. J. D. Fooshe expects to exhibit a specimen of everything he makes on Ills farm, at the Ninety-Six show. Mrs. K. I,. Andrews formerly of the place, has recently returned from Drono, Georgia, where she has been residing several years, with the intention of making Coronaea her future home. The Dick Itcuben hotel, has not been patronized since tiic Waterloo "dudes'' were over. Dick says he expects to elo.se his hotel If he Is not better patronized. Bucklevel and (.'oronaca meet every Saturday afternoon and play a game of Base Ball Coronaea well lose one of her beautiful daughters next Wednesday. Mr. Sam Agnew of Greenville County, is the lucky man. No uncommon thing now to hear n farmer say he has cotton thai will make 2,U00 iba to tiie acre. While Mr. John Robert Buchanan is reloicinf over t lie birth at his eleventh child a daughter, Mr. Jcfl Coleman Is still happier over the birth of his tirst born a ten pouud boy. "Quill." While Hnti to**. wiiitk hal;,, August 4, ls<5. As there has been no communication from our section for several weeks, anil hearing thnt "Frank" says lie doesn't Intend golnlng any where,or writing anything, orUolni? anything else, until he gets a good r:iin. We thought we would give you what little newtthere was a'.Ioat. . Portions of our neighborhood have been visited with tine rains reeently; others are still dry. The crops, generally, are very good. Mr. Jos. l.i&on is selling the* b<'St sulky turn plow and cotton cultivator we have seen, any one who woulil like t??soe tiicin at woik can do so by culling cn Mr. I.lpon at his hoioe. ("apt. .1. li. Carwile is attending the United States Court, at Greenville this week, as a Juryman. The young people of the neighborhood not at the residence ot Mr. I'an Thomas last Wednesd ?y, to have a picnic, notwithstanding the fact, that the thermometer registered ninety in the shade. Kvery one seemed to enjoy themselves; dancing,courting were the principal amusements. One of our youndg men has niado him a chair bommoek, and says he doesn't Intend doing anything but swing until It rains. Miss I.'illie Hurst has gone on a visit to Wlnnshoro. she will spend several days with Miss- K.'la ("athc.irt, we wish for her a pleasnnt ti li> and a safe return. Watermelons ureal! uono. Miss Annie Kevnohls of (.ireenwond, spoilt a few di.ys last wools Willi Misses Lillioaml Mamie Jlurst. Opt. J. X. Yohiir and wife, arc spending tTi'c .summer with Mr. A. McNeill. Some of our people worshipped at Asbury la?t Sabbath. We would write more but must so out and see what the prospect is for rain. ' 1)KY STREAK." Uetiii'!) tlie Seed to the Land. iFlorence Times.) \\'ou''l it not be well if every owner of land (who rent* out his Intn!) tu iiake a s;itc:lle olau-e iu his t-*iiitt::ct w itli the ri-liter ih"t he slmuM return every bushel of rot ton M-td. exci ptiiiir thoye reserv.-d for pl:in'.-irir inirj-o? .<.:< the lain! as. ? fertilizer? 1* would p.-iy t!io er even if he had to take less ill !l:u:tuy as relit. t? ci!lfe as it now stall.Is his hols are l>i Hi'/ run down more raj.'.dly than ever before, and In n few more years w!"? i>o nlmort in worthless as the tcirieii wi:st<-3 of the naioly desert. Snoli ? |.h\ hi* already heee .nloj>l??'! by <:>in, hind owners, nr.*! it '-v-ika >w I. !l :. n-n;er U iitt.wVjo;; to <lo this, ti e ; sii-iji!y ti l! hhn to look elKrwaer- l?r liwd. Tiltpolicy r.i.w j.ur/iieil t.y moot of our fnr;:u-rs is cjrU?;i:ly killing liic thai lays the soiden A ctir'ous sort of a j hyirJan Is Pcioy< J-'a'i-Tt 111 of (*ns, Sonora, Mexioo. With Ins |sali".:> Iw >>".'l euro any rrs" <">| liy<i?,;p)iobI>i !Tbe doctors *.iiI:itc Sit rii-ws souic herb bo! toreu-ud M'iti'.ii .ti l-' as o spccil.c. yiavm.vfi?iir^jjjuimnww BVW*KP j SiMy-S??rois?l 'tnuii:il >i?'oSins Of ?)?cj 'i lie s!.\ly-s"iinv! ai:l!*ial lilvrliliij < ' ! 11 ; ; .*?! ? --v 1 ! i'i-tnri JSiiiJi* -in :i ly ti ! iti I in* i V.?!i;. cliCI'i'ii a! !! i/clmk A. M.. Ii .1 n !y, l>? , i'l i .-;?! ? 11 \\\ AS. (irirr, i >. I >.. i:i l In' ciiair. Tin1 fMN-ii-iy \v:i? :i i v< r.i i-.i j in isui'l in tlit Mcilniihsi ciitircii i:i its ivsii-j j lar i>!'iI?t, luit the t liinvli luring in nrocrss ??f removal to make way lora iu-w l>ni:?!iit?r, ' J not in afoiiiliiIon id rc?*fivi'tin'Society. Tlioi ! " I IIlls! annual i oruer 01 tuu/im ?? i:ii*vtin*i uf the StM-icly was conforiurrl to. | ^leeliii;: opened by prayer by the Wev. W. i < . Neville. After calling tlie roll of mcnibeis ! the minutes of liiot meeting was read and 11j?- J proved. I IJi-v. IS. F. l>radb\v of the Asswlato l{c-, formed Church delivered the annual sermon , from ilu; text found in the Till verse of tlic| Itith IValni: "The law of the Lord is perfect " ' Immediately after the sermon the 1'ivsident read a el roil iar Irom tin: American ISPde s<>-| eivty, setting forth their great need for liberal contributions iroin its friends. That the So| clety was now furnishing l'.ii>|os to many of I the mi.-sioii.iry societies of the world, and I that the expenses for several years pa-.! had J exceeded tlie receipts by more than 11 fly j thousand dollars per year, thus causin;; the, I Society to draw heavily upon its reserve : fund. A ealb'ction was then taken up to the amount ol thirteen (IS) dollars. j I Walter Miller delivered the annua! address, illis subject was: "Some reasons why we j should prize Uie Scriptures." 1 j l-'wrty-twoold members of the Society and' 1 fair new members enrolled their names and i paid their eon I rl hut ion. I A call for delegates from tii": branch soclej lie* iestllted as follows r I Cedar springs and Long Cine?iJelogfite,. I Cap!. K. C nvaii. Contribution, ion dollars. j j Cokcsbury?No delegate. No rejtoil. I I'tle ?J'eiegates, llev, J. X. Viiltl)!.', j JVof. Win. flood, M:l.eratid U. S. liat-j lowav. C inirihotion, ^il.Y-'a. Kev. .1. X. Young and K. S. Calloway, Mvj., save short stutemciits tegardltig me work and success. I of the'r society. j < reeiivillu Church? Iteleca!es, Hev. W. R i lYiirson and K. C. Urownloc. Contribution, ! $?.??. I | Creenwood?No delegation. Xo report. I Lebanon?l'eteiraL-s. Charles Kvans, J. C. Pressty. Contribution.!??-'.:'.'). i N'iiiet v-Six?Deieuates?Hev. W 0. Neville; jnml It. K. McCaslan. Contribution. i i,<?\vniU'>viile?No delegation. No report. | | J. I). Neel l'cporte.1 tlio oi'Kaniy.atior. of a J branch society at Troy? 1 telegaIos. Kcv. It. ] '. 11 I Itradiey, .1. 1>. Neel and \\\ T. ltrad!ey. Con-!1 tribution, ! Itfv.(i. I.indsay tlimuirli W. L. Press-. I !y reported l.~> /nun Hopewell church and ; ' Si.Io from M'iilingion church lor the 111 bio j cause. I The committee appointed to prepare a fltinn-1 icial i:I<!ory of tins society reported thai very;, few of the papers hc:iri!:g upon the subject'; hriilI; ecu preserved1 >y the fSoeiely, anil ihat|' I thu American liilde Society refused to givej i the information desired, oa account of the la-1. j bor involved in I ho search anions the records, j | many of which were ii:ed away in their I I vaults'. The committee upon its request was i I J discharged. I j The eomtuit'co appointed to prepare a suit- j i n'lle minute to the memory of i Ii>n. A. liurl, I II lie lit lo President oi ttiis Society, was con- j tinned on account of the absence of the chair-1 [man Hon. J. .S. Cotlirati, who was holding | Court iu (ireenville. I Tiic Corresponding Kpcrotnry reported that j he had not received any report or correspond- j | | eneo from branch societies or from other! sources,and !u;d :io information to impart. j | 1 - his re. 4 purl, statins: that at the la.-t movSitit? of tills* I j Society the sum of s'7"> had bceu donated to ? the American lliblc Society; thai litis , amount h.u: been forwarded with a sum in- , tended for the purphasc of books; Hint both 11 sums wore erroneously credited by the parent: ] Society oti account current to this Society,! < :1111 after deducting tlie price of the llib.cs'" purchased lett n credit of jfsn.15 with the par-1 ent Sooiely in favor of t!ii< Society, and Hint I. it would lie necessary for this Society to in.ike . some disposition of this sum al tilts meeting, winch was done as appears In the appropriations below. 1'ne following is the Treasurer's report: 1 To cash on hand July 1SSI vKi < > ' To cash received from brnnen societies... !" ~!l 1 To ca-h hat collection L'2 S-! To cash membership dues -ts hi To cash sale of books l"s > , KJy M Hy cash expended during year... S12I 25 < ]$v cnsli on hand ! "> .V?ICO 83 The following is the Librarian's report: i To books on hand July Ins I value l'J9 72 > To books bought during the your Hi (I e:oi l-i By bonoks furnished Due West Society lr> !1 Hy booksfi:r:i!-hcd l>!reetors "Jii Mi B> books grat uilouslv distributed ' at oilice 'S ('( I f!y books sold not ye! paid 0 70 Hy books sold for cash 'Js ,">S I By bi o!;snn hand ;V> l'7?101 l'> ] Tucse reports were referred to a committee consisting oi L. W. White and Win. ilood, . who reported accounts correct and properiy 1 vouehed. iteport adopted. Kmiuiry was made :.s to the names and res- < ideiiec of the present district a^ent of the ' American Bible Society, and as to tlie probable cause of Ills habitual absence from our < annual meetings. By reference to the inin- i ules of a former meeting it was asecriained that his name is Kev. C. II. Wiley, I>. P., aed bi< probable residence Winsioti, X. The ' Corresponding Secretary was requested to ' open n corrospon.lcnce with him and invite Ill til III 11(1 W 1 LI I II " I'll OKI lll'Ak IIMUIHM ...Wl lug, on the lust Wednesday in July, DN>. < It was moved and adopted tli.it hereafter the absence of a Director from two eonsecu- ( live meetings of the Directors on the (lavs of tlic annual meetings of tills Society, without , a satisfactory reason, shall dl.?qualify him . for re-election as a 1 >i rector. The Treasurer was authorized In all cases of g:s?tultoui pi Intlnn and advertising for this Society, to deliver to II".''; publisher Mich Hi- 1 hie* as he may select, as an expression of its 1 appreciation oj such services. 1 On motion of L. \V. White it was resolve! that the thatiHc of the Society are ilue ami ( are hereby tendered to the Kev. K 1*. Hradlo.v . and Walter I* Miller, Ks<j, the anniversary ( readierand orator, lor their abie. faithful i and earnest ell'orts this day as witness-bearers to the truth and excellence of the Holy , Sci iptuivs. The death of Director W. Z. MeGlioe was ! announc d. and on motion a e.iiiuiiiue:; consi<tlmr of John T. I'arlt.? and Thomas f\ ijuaries was appointed to prepare a suitable J I minute to his memoiy. to bo retried at ill.' next annual meeting of the Society. 1 The Tr-aM'.ror having stated that with the sum oil hand from last year, cash receiveu , this day, and ? ? t.'i in the hands nt th" parent [Society, that there whs s?>!.">3 to be np- i I propriatcd by Mip Society. Jt v.as resolved that the sum Of one hundred and twenty dollars be applied to the purchase oi a life I l membership in the Ameih'an lhblc Society for four of our members. The following i named members were nominated and ok-ctod: Dr. W.M.Urier. It. II. Wardlaw. V. H. iirad- , ley and J. N. Young. Dr. II. T. Sloan was ; nominated, but suited that many years ago ' his congregation of tVdar Spring and Long ' ( alio had lorwarded the funds necessary to ! I coiis'.itute him a life member: that since the war his memlv rship had not been recognized ' by I he Society,-and requested as a substitute for the motion nominating him, that the Cor- ' responding Secretary be requested to aseer* tain from the parent society why ho wasn't rj cognized as a life member, receiving the eour- ; tcsies usually extended to life members, I which was adopted. The funds remaining . | on hand after the payment of expenses were 1 directed to be ia vested in lJibh-s and Testaments under the supervision of the Librarian I and the Corresponding and Recording Score- i I taries. The Society* then proceeded to the election of , ! oiMcers -.vi.ii the following result : i U? v W. M. Grler, D. P. Presldet. I I? H. Ward law. J. S. Cothran, S. MeGownn, ' II. T. Sloan, P, P., vice Kev K, N. Pratt rcI moved to Hcnnettsvllle M. ('. and J. 0. l.indI miy 1>. P. vlei J. L. Martin I>. I), reinorM to 1 Memphis Tenn. And Pirectora Gen. I', II. Kift lloy, Kev. \W F. Pearson. James lioyce P, P., T. T. Cunningham, Jos. L. Prcssly, M. I). (}. McP Miller, John T. Parks, W. K. Hialto, J. P. Kennedy, J. I). Neel M. P. Kev W. II. linnekel Kev. W. G. Neville Kev. 11, f. lir.sdicy Iiev. Mathews, aiul T. C. Lipscomb. , I,. W. White Corresponding Secretary. J. P. C. PuPre Librarian and Treasurer. 1.. W. Pcrrin Recording Secretary. The Kev. W. U. Neville was elected to deliver thesermon at the annual nieeflnc in ps'i with Kev. W. I>. ICirkland as alternate, J. C. Kiuuh Ksij, wiis elected to deliver the annual nldrcss Willi Prof. Geo. C. Hodges as al| ter:iKte. [ The nieetim: was adjourned hy prayer by Kev. W. F. Pearson. linrHi. Finny Field. In Prttirlr Fitrwr, says: "Parks cm | he ruls <! nil In. ill water to swim in, provided tliev, at a!! times. hare |.!i-r?iy t<> drink : and unity poultryraisers will tell yon that they flud It profitable to keep a small fl?ck in that way; hut It must ho borne in mind that they derlre" their profit from the sale of fowls and eggs at faney priee. Mini ihnt methods which are profitable when the eggs are sold at three hi live dollars a dwfen, a.'id the at (Ire to t?n dollars a pair or trio, will not do at all w hero everything ig sold at market prices. ' When (tucks have aecess to a pond It coats loss t;> feed them, takes less time to rare for thorn, sad they grow faster, thriTc better, lay more and larger ?kjs and are less liable to disease than ducks that aie kept wholly on dry land; that has b-'cn our experience. Of all the abominable nuisances that you can imagine, aj lloek of ducks stmut the- door-yard, birn-yard and gaij den is the worst, in the door-yaid and barn-yard i mvy are virritiiiiy iimiwr n.ui, aim n m u<-i..iu in ? iihiik j that they cet into ?r on to; and In th?* irsrden they j wl'.l do shout :is inuoh mischief a* aipwid-died ey- ' clone. A piece of land around the (mrid be ?ct apart for their solo mid exclusive use, and tlu v should lt< kept within its limit*. A duck-house net.! not be n.\p*n?ire?a shed Ilk.* b.uildin^ that will afford protection from the driving storms of sleet and snow Ik ttU that will UKiia'ly he required. "The Pokln* are the heiivh'St, the best for feathers, | and, with us, havo |ir?Ted the host layers. We think th?t, f'-r l iyintc .(unlltles, ipilck urowtn. *rr*t *'?. . full tlesh and flue fejthcrs Iho IVkins eanoot lie excelled; but tu muvitic this we do not wish to be understood an chimin* thev are tile best for everybody. ll.iawith duck* at with hen*, there In a?niethini; in the breed, ' but a good deal more In their food and care."' iVrilJitU <*?!*. A correspond'tit of ihe }l'c.Wrr/t Plotnwm writes: To feed oat* in the sheaf is the most expensive way I they can be fed, a.nl one that the . lock will receive I the smallest am.iuit nf benefit from the same aVmtuit of feed. TV-re is so much waste in this way of feeding tlmt It cann.it under any cireinimtanees be reeI ommetided. When fed in this wtty stock will r'.t | what they can set at of the luuds roadily and trample the balance under feot. ( its to make the best feed should be cut b?f"r<ij I tiiry are ripe, ?;> tho straw it much more nutrition* | than when the oil* are allowed to become dead ripe j j before they ere harvested. i <*nre shout.t also t.o taki-n to seo that tli?j" are t!ior- j ouchly dried N-fore mowing away or *t tick tug. as they ' ! heal ai.d mould very casly stored an ay in lar^-e pilt a J ' before they arc thoroughly drieil out. ) The most economical plan of foedlnj? is to take n I good eoHint* box and c.it the ouls lip fine, heads and | i ail. I!y m<\lt.ir up thoroughly, stock will cat them i ! all up el.'im and tl.ere Is no w.-isle at all. And stock' ' f.-d upon them In this way will keep in the Very best ! coiiditi.-f. A little Improvement can he nia.h. that j stock "ill relish them a little In tt.-r is I., mix aMiiall j j quantity of bran with the cut oats wet with water' land then f.-.l. This tflvt* u cheap, economical feed c.jnal. for all purposes, to almost anything else that. I can he selected. ' Teams th.it are kept hard at work, either on the i 1 farm or on the r eel, will stand work b* tier if fi <1 up' en gt.?d. e.ean, threshed oats and timothy hay than ftl| most anything else; yet thei'u are buTcral leeds that I are cheaper. Kemedy for Mililcn. I.Ycw York Sun.] English jranleners liavo boon tostlnc sul' ]illitie of potassium for destroying mildew and I ot her injurious funs! that attack plants, ami j I it Is reported with excellent results. The microscopic fungi aro far more troublesome in ! I the humid climate of Great llrltuln than in tliis country, but wo occasionally have seasons during which mildew is quite prevalent! ujion Iliogrape,gooshcrry,and similargarden fruits, ns well as upon plants grown under g!a?s. Ji' sulphide ot potassium solutions will destroy nearly all t!i?-mailer specie* of fungi, as it is claimed It .lues in Kuginnd, It will be I vorili {ryinti in "!iis country, whenever and wherever an occasion nre.-cnis. 'l'lm quantij ty of the sulphide to t>e used In a barrel of i water is not precisely suited by our Kuglish ! contemporaries, hut it I- reported Ibat twcnj tv-tlve cent* worth is sullicient for thirty gal- , [ Ions of water, which is rather Indefinite, us: , dealers do not (iH sell rrt'eles of ilil&kiiid at, j one tuid the same price. Stunm-T *illr:-, black silks, KSuck and colorc !-j'tins, satin rha?Jaii:(-, A.C., full line ill it. M, Ilaiidou .v t 'o's. Smoke ".Mary J-ve" tobacco. 1'. Uvseubc:g 11 A Co. I MKdrusH curtain ' tee?beautiful patterns. ! K';hiv'J lace. These goods clUireiy new j I unu wlio.ip K. it. Uu'i-.vu .? C'v w .> nnvp s;-ii n rim i k?i ni ininii"vr.\ <n> JlHin'. < ' >:?iMills: of JlmviTs, f< !\!|m'"s. Ili'I ?>i11:1 ui?-i?hair v>-. i:eh"s. A'i\ \V?- < !?< i" I Iimihs .i.i-I :? .co-till;' ?s :i- .' ! " '. i'l'.v! TV'., ! .?. :> si? ! iu'i 7 ? . It?r i< -i! hair >\s ili'in'*. ! ! ii-!: as:.! colored. ? < tills: sou! ' li V. f-'milii So!1. _".\| >-> I'KlllilU o! Ii-lt nil. i.'i I'l litlshcW <>f Corn _''"i ham-is o: ||:<nr, Panels ot ino!asse?i~in sti v?? si ml to mrivc. Parties in need of these jromls will i!n wt-il ti> cxantiU'.'our stock. \V. Joel .smith & Son. We linvi* a nice line of Jersey Jackets which we nie selling chcap. Ki ll A (tsiiphln. A complete stock of paints, oils, viirnis'lics, colors, etc., etc., :?t Speed A Ni-utll-r's. 1'. Kosenliers: & Co., can oiler law ns at V/, cents per yard. A full line of ready mixed paints from pound to gallon sizes, idwa.vs on liaud at Speeil ?V N culler's. T!io lu-st. thing out. is our novelty combination corset beautifully minli'. perfect lilting and gusii'antccd to give satisfaction. 15ull (.iulpiiin. Spool Silk Veillnzs. Soinetliins to please the ladies, new mid handsome. l-'ull lino ot colors. K. M. liiuMon t'o. Kmlnoidercd dress Holies something perfectly beautiful at Hell ?v (ialpiiln's. (iloves! glovi-s! gloves! something to suit i ui.. will.- uii.i iriii .1 I:,.;I .v <:-,l {ill ill's. You oudit to see our lino of plaid worsteds for over .suits and trimmings, ihcy arc hew.. i sl.vllr.it ami cheap. JI. M. iiadiloiwt (,'o. ?flows, lislo, silk and kid in all lite liewl fli.utc.-i at lvuson:.bio j-rtces. K. M. Ifa<Mon ?tt'o. Kosenbcrs: .'i- Co.. arc ottering clothing at greatly reduced prices. Mourning p>'?ls a specialty. 'i'amiso clot Is, Henrietta cloth, iri/.ellc clotli, black cashlucre?, A c. 11. M. lladtleit iV t o. Parasols, wc can show you something handsome in litis line, Pell ?( (ialphin. V.'hite goods In sire-it abundance at ("nilltinuham V Tcmpleton's. riijuc front 'I to 10, Lawn Hum lit to "JU, Muslin front ti io :??. iVrsian Insect Powder destroys (lies. fleas, mosijnltocsand all other insects. Perfectly harmless to tlic human system. For sale in hollies and in hulk h.v Speed A Neullcr. Now Is the time purify your blood. The host way to do it, is to take a buttle of our Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Iodide uf Potash at Speed NoUllfcr's. If you want to improve the looks of your house, there is no better way limn to paint it. ^)>eed A Neull'er keep all colors of Harrison's Iteady Mixed Paints, also a full st6ok of White Lead and and oil. Undoubtedly the larsre-l st.ic'c of genl> tiesj md hosiery this side of Columbia at Smith a ! "M'll. I Ask some of yonr friends who have given Miller Pro's their orders for clothing how Ihcy like litem. Press goods! a very handsome line embrao ill'.' many stylos and 11 prices. Mimn .v .^011. Hosiery! hosiery! everything needed in this lint; and very cheapat Smith a Son. Five ca<es millinery goods Just received at Cell A: i! ilphir.'s. Have you seen our figured lawns at -1}^ cts? I'. Koscnherg <& Co, A cyclone ! The people ama/.ed !! White : lawn :m inches wide al li cents worth 10 cell Is. White lawn to incites wide at I1' cents worth II cents. Persian lawns at li rents worth "J;i j ents. Persian lawn at *Ji cents worth 'i'l cents, limeade dress goods, beautiful patterns, at rents worth 1* cents. Laee Hunting, nil wool* it 1 li'^cents worth 2icents. A beautiful line if real hand painted f.iu> which must lie sold. I'arasols very cheap. 2? cents to >1.no. 1'licsc irieeswill surprise all. Come and be coisi-imd that we are doim; just what we say. ^'ery rcsjjtellully, lieil ?; walphin. In addition to their lakin-r measures i 1ler Hro's can furnish ymt with cloth from ."i<)e. :o ?'1U per yard. C.ilt early and examine their a rue lineoi sanipit&. Say! look here. Don't yon need a real nice lat? If you do there is no cxcr.se why you :iiould not, have one when Miller ltrothors ire selling them so very cheap. Choice uncanvasfed iiamsat Parker & Hill's Calico, V.-i, ami \ cents per yard, at P. Ko?Gllbel'g ,V Oil's. Ciur line of 5 cent mu?lin cannot he surpassed. H. 31. lladdou J: Co. SI,Oil) wanted in sehoolelaims. V.'e will alPlow full value lor school claims in niercbanlise at cash prices. K. >.I. lladdon it Co. Shirts ! shirts! the Kiphmie siill ahead, if pin have tried them you know* what they ire, if you have if.it, you have but to do so to Lie pleased with them. Smith a Son. Poster kids, tiur live hook kid glove at 51 annul lie beat In this market. Uivo tlieni a rial. U. M. It addon ,v Co. Diamond dyes makes old things new. Try llieni. unly hi cenis per package. All colors sept on hand by Speed ?C" ii'euH'cr. Pearl! pearl! pearl! our line of pearl but-1 ions cannot be surpassed l!eil ?v: tialpliln. Von can (jet a nice pear) button for '? cents a lozeu. The best ituaiity lor 1<) cents at Pell V Jal|ihln's. Jet crochet, crochet and Jot, Taylors cover-Hi, something iu black buttons to mutch any jlack dress at Pell A Ualphiu'*. Paces, oriental torchon breaton valencines, to.. in the greatest variety at Dell ?fc lialihln's. All over embroideries, all over Hamburg, | ill over Swiss, ail over net, very pretty and j Ileal), at lie!I ?fc (ialplith's. If yon want a bargain In nice ladles' shoes aiJi on Cunningham ,t Tcmpleton. C?iir llneof 5,(I, 7,S awl 1') cent nmslins is .Imply beautiful. A pretty dress for every inc. li. M. iladdon Co. ( rent spoons, alive, my frieml! Where did roll get that suit of <:ioth>-s ? It Ills us if you .iii.l been moulded in it." "Why, I pa It rom Miller ltr./s, who represent \\ uiiuiuukcr Jlrown, the largest house in America.'' A great bargain, llfly full sized nmr.-iclles pints In perte.-i order r.t <l.J.r> each worth S-Vit'. j V. Ko-ennerg, it recti wood, s. C. j 1'urn.sols! parasol*! parasols! from 10cents. LoitvlO. A. liosenocrg, ISreenwood, S. I'. The plan used hy ns in taking measures, Is the plan used l?y lir.st class taliors, ami there s no earthly reason why you can not g-t a nice tit by giving your orders to Mii:?.r iiruV. We have made u study of taking measures for suits and have got the tiling "down line, We guarantee a lit in every parii'jitlar. No lit jo pay. Miller liro's. Cmghinus, 5 cents per yard, at 1*. llosenberg ,C* Cos. Look a! our "town talk" corset only 55 cents, li. M. Haddon it Co. "itestout" corset, for."id cents, Is a beauty Lry one. H. M. IIaddon & Co. A large assortment of Hamburg edgings at Cunningham it 'i'enijileton's. Receiving this week, the latest shapes In ladles and mis-.es hats, over imi pieces nt>bon,' ill new shades, largo lot Spanish, Kgyytiau, Kscurial and other laces. Many other new nut heauUlul luillliHTy goods, Just arrived, ind moie coming every day. li. M. JI addon i. Co. Large lot Misses, childrons and Infants imigo heel shoes, best, for wear and cotuiort. lust opened at li. M. Iladdon A* Co. Ail over oriental lace, for yoke and sleeves, :i per yard and up. 11. M. Iladdon Co. Parker Hill are selling 11 yards of-1-1 fruit of the loom bleaching for one dollar. Lawns! lawns! the Summer lawns are prettier than usual this season, a large stock lit Smith * Sun. Hress ginghams, all shades at Cunningham & Templet oil's. Hosiery, gloves, corsets, buttons, dress I I.r.i-. ..? I.......I....I...... t 'i'..... pletoi'i's. ] 5 row a sroods, %, % niul 1-1 at low prices at Cunningham A. Tempicton's. Onr black Kid kIotps Urr one dollar cannot be boat, every pair guaranteed. l>ell A Oulphiii. We went to market lale, had several lines of t:oodssold us tit reduced prices, and therefore can oiler some real bargains to our customers. Come, see for yourself. Smith A .Son. MOSHELETS CELEBBATED MOLLIS OIL 18 a splendid Lubricator for Engines. PrintInn Pressed and s-iw Mills and is the best nn?l cheapest oil for Harness, Halts, Coots, shoot mid Leather generally. Warranted a Waterproof Leather Pn servallvc. Ii is penetrstlng. and renders soft and pliable the nurdest Leather. For sale by J. Knox & Co. August 5, 1PS5. tf REAL ESTATE A. C3r S3 3SB" 1?. TTIF. undorslsrned ofi'ors his services to the citizens of Abbeville county as agent in th^ pnrchuse and fa!e "f UohI Kstato. Where no sale is made the only charge \rili he for iidvfitisinu. I'limmisslous, ono and one-half per cunt, oli nil salts. J. T. PARKS. For sale In Ninety-Six township 120 Acres ol valuable land, a part of the original Hurra ttvllie place, 'l'ho land will be divided in two or three tracts or sold as a wholo, i>ublic roads touch II on two sides. Also, 215 Acres In Calhoun township half mile from Mt. Carmcl, Immediately on the Savannah Valley Railroad. Timber euon^h cun be fold to pay for the place. Also, ?>no House and lot in Abbeville. Complete in every department and convenient to m)Klu?ss. The lot contains one acre. For terms and particulars apply to J. T. PAIIKS, A<cut. August 5, tt'83. Tlie St?.te of South Carolina, COUNTY OF Ani5EVII.hU. Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration. Tlv .1 FriXKit Lvov. Fhq., 1'hohate Ji ih'E: IB?ft I-'.IIKAS. K. M. Campbell, ban tnnde Yw stilt to me, to grunt him Lrttorsof Administration now of the Estate and ellects of Win. Campbell, late of Abbeville County, deceased. TltcS'.' are therefore, to c'ie and admonish all and singular the kindred anil creditors of thvsaldWm. t'anipbell. deceased, that they lie and appear before me, in the Court of I'ro* bate, to lie held at Abbeville 11., on Friday AiiKiist. L'In:, iSS."., alter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in iho afternoon, to show cau-e if any they have, why the said Administration should not be man ted. tiiven under my hand and seal, this 1th day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eMit hundred and eighty-four and in rite lloth year of American independence. Published on the 5th day of August, lssr>, In tin- /v(.vx mill Jhutwr and on the Court House dour loi the time required by law. J. I ri.l.KU I.YON, Judge Probate Court. August o, 1SS5, tf Y?ranted to Rent. 1WIS1I te rent for a term of years a small farm In Abbeville County, convenient to a railroad. It must have a house and out buildings ready to occupy. lam willing to payu fair rent. Address J. II. WILSON, Abbeville, S. C. July 201 h, ISS5. tf EESKINE COLLEGE, Due "We3t, S. C. OU(iANIZKI) IX 1A"!>. Proposes to five .1 t horouxh College tr:d?l?:tt. Now:'sary <\jionsi'-s 'inly about flT>. Faculty complete. < i(i.'ps tlrst Monday In October. Solid for cutidentic lu W. M. GEIER. July 23, K-tt, IT Harness tl nf J? machine made harness for s:t!rrhonj> S by TllO*. JJiiUOi:. 71 ccl.t.-sj. t! ' - *i>s. rm cim.n.jl js ? j iyjcuxM?rjtjh? jurM g a > ^jj. jjubi ptDIfin cistc .liiilLuti all in i AT THE I -OFJ, D, CHALMERS & CO, ABBEVILLE, S. C X AUIiOIl Sl'ITS, 111 Mnlinlr. Mnhnir mid plusii hands. (>:ics!.'t In C'K1MS(jX i'lAifSH. / 1IIAMI5KU sriTS, In AVALN*l"f, ClIKK\J ItV and OAK, latest. styles. pn/iMUKIt Sl.'ITrf, Painted In beautiful V,/ colors. T7?JNf->n>K HOARDS, and CllIKKUNIIiitS II !>AFKS, &c. HAf.L fcTANHS, and HAT ItACK^. The Hall stands arc now and beautiful l*ou<Is. W'AIiJiKdlM'S-MAlinriAXV ami V.'AF,'' NIT?Willi fine KKKXC'II (J I-ASS in the doors. Splendid good*. )rt UrrtFATS rnnalns In prices from eS.Ou i U to ?.n>, all with the host of glass. OCA J.'KPSTKA I >S at priors from S&30 to /1UU Jt-'".'!'). Ilottoni (Inures. /ten <"t A IKS-PA KI.Oll, ('AXE. AM) 4 JW wool) SKATS, at prices from coiits to each. MATT!;K'-Si:s-a!l sizes. SlMtlNfJ I IK I is and CUTS. Wc foi 1 a good Spring lied for ?S.7i?? DierrilK FItAMKS-In VELVET, Elio1 NY,and (SII.T, from CAUI) sizes to CAIJJXETS, and J'AXKIjS. Fine Assortment. I7?IXK rl'TUUK F15 A MM M()lTL7>ix(S on liaii.l, from the lowct price to best, all sizes, can In- put up In best manner. l'JCTl?l:K COItl) and XA.'I.S. WIXHOW SHADES, In "J)A!)U" styles? '' latest and best?.tiwt to liaivl. All sizes. Call at'd sec them. Very low In prices. 'I'D AIUIJVE In a few days?Tlic handsomI es! l<>t of WAl.l, I'Al'Kll In tin: np-eouiitry. We are going to sell it at city prices. nrjiE AMOVE ANNOUNCEMENT will toll I you of u part of the goods we have on hand. We will sell them as low as the lowest prices. llespect fully, J- D CHALMERS & CO- | October 20, 1SS1. Due West FEMALE COLLEGE, r^XKHcrsr.s ni:<;ix first Monday in JTj <iciolii'i-. Careful nioriil tralnim.'. Thorough teaching. Iivsl I'ui'lliMfS in Mlisle, Insiruiiicnial and Vocal, French ::n<! inintlng. Terms nnusually low. Whole cost of board and tuition lor ycurSiCA 1*1. For Catalogue, npply to the President. J. P. KENNEDY, Due West, S. C. July 2.\ IS--.-. 7t " GMZOTS ANI) CONDENSERS. m ? 1AM PHEPAISKD to dr. nil work in my 2ii>? , such as repairing gins, &< . 1 keep on hand n( : II Hint's sin materials and condensers. I'rlmMif coml'n.-ers ."<iie. per Print in your work at once, in order to linvo your /;ins ready lor tlic ginning season. All orders promptly tilled and (satisfaction guaranteed. | S. M. DAVIS, Ninsty-Slx, S. C. July 22, IS-m. lin The Record of the Lanreusville Female College lit the past Session has been remaikaldy . line, With an aide faculty, fine buildings, healthy climate, and exceedingly low rat,>s ol hoard and tuillou It otters unsurpassed Inducements to parents who wish to thorough1 AflniHilit ftinii" I'ril' ftlhlkl.'Ul! (if I fi:l! information nooly to Howard K. 1 Suitton, It. \V\ MILNKK, s. civ ta ry. I'ri >s i <1 n t. July l -sc. fit, I'.ox :I2, Lauren*, s. c. T18 AMI Medical Society WILL "moot SAT.i: DAY IX Al'm'ST at ^i*J M. \V. T. .MNKS, 1'iesiilfiit. J Ioiin A. Kokinsox, Sjeetetury. i ?ee. It.-, l.-M. lyr Notice of Partnership. rp IT K undersigned have form id .i partnerX ship (or tlx* nraetleo of law tittclor tliu (Irm nniiif of ( A MJdl'.V *V MA1.KY, to Uik "? cllccl from and after July 2, l>.s>. All business entrusted to thein will rcccivo prompt attention. OllVILLE T. CAI.HOUN, 1>. LUCIKN MAUHY. July S, 1?5. tf |l0A0"WiKiGr ALL public highways In Abbeville county must lie thoroughly worked and put In I t;ooil conditions at once. Highway Superintendents and iload Oversct-rs will take due t.oticc and govern thomstlves accordingly. Koadsidc ditches must In: cleared of obstructions, and joado deeper or new ones cut. | where neeesrary. [ We will enforce the law strictly asnlmt any I Overseer ami Superintendent whose road or I roads arc not worked In accordance with this order by the 1st of September next. Jamca A. McCord, William Riley \V. T. Cowan, Comity Commissioners. Silly CD, 1\<v\ 3t Fruit Jars. &,ooo Mason's InjrM Frnit Jars, at PARKER & HILL'S, June 17, lsr?3. tf Wanted to Sell on Time. A f\ hri 1;<. Pnynble tlrst i!iy of 'i\ f f\ /KjKJ ue.\L OclobiT, iil five ri'iilars per thousand. A. K. UuciKltS. J nuy 10, jssi tf Buiat's rpUKXIP 6C0d In great variety and quality 1 at 11. \V. LA WHO & CO/S. July S, 1SS5, tf \VM. N. PAUKER W.C. MrOOWAN. PAEKEB & HcGO WAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, AIIKEVILLE, C. II., S. C. \\J II.T, pvactiec almoin the Circuit Courts oi >1 tlit: I.*ulied ri tales for South Carolina* Jan 7,1{>S0, tf Columbia nnd Greenville Kuitrond. ON !in<l after July 19. 1~P;?-:i-mf<T train* will run us herewith indicated npiui tlila luud utid its brinclit-a : DAILY, KXl'KPT SUNDAYS. ni>. M. ri> l'Assr.soKi:. Leave Co'iiinMa 10 SBi a m Arrive Alttmi 11 .V> in Arrive Newberry 12 f>s p ni Arrive (,'li.ippeil's 1 tfi }> ill Arrive >'i:iMv-*ix. 1) 2 14 p in V rrlvn Ori'1-liU'i.iMl 'J ,VJ [> hi Arrive HhIl'.-s 3 l'"> I' I" Ariivo iloiiiialtli <! :'s i> in Arrive 4 *24 [> in Arrive Greenville J> 15 p '? So. {>2 DoWN l'ASSRSliRK. Leave Greenville 10 00 h in Arrive li< lion II '.'I a hi Arrive I>"lin:ili!.- 12 '*> I' hi Arrive Hollies 1SS 8t p in Arrive ?iret-iiwi!ti<] 1 - '?'.? ji m I Ariive Niii-.-ly-Six, i) I 23 |> m Arrive (.'liii|i|H.-lf - ' ""*1' 111 Arrive N. u!..-:ry |> ui Arrivo Alston ' p m Arrive Columbia & 15 p m AI1BRVIU.R Jill ASCII, Lonvo Abbeville 11 2ii a m Arrive Dirrau^li's 11 47 u tn Arrive lloilt'i? 12 25 p hi leave unices 3 2'> P III Air.ve lMrraurVs 3 P Arrive Abbi vilie 1 2<> p m lil.C" lill?ii: RAILROAD AND ASIEU'OS LUANi'tf. |/?V( Bi-HOII 4 2t p m Arrive Anderson ft HI p m Arrive Sitirwi fi 1ft p ni Airive V\ fi IS p in Leave Walballa 8 30 a hi Arrive Seneca S wi a hi Arrive Atiilrftwii Hi 27 a n> A.viVeUiltuii 1! 02 * ni !.\ri'.r.ss kaii.ko.vp. r.^aefi Xewborry .. .1 ! *> p Hi f.. .ive 11(1. 3 p in \ivi,-i- Ciii.ton. fi 1" p in AriiVf L.mirca 0 lilt ji m I L ::\v r. n Ar.lu1 ' > ' : ! A Hi .v ilrii-l.n 11 ? 1 |. f ! Ai*!!vo NVwlji-rry !'i 00 j> m I >?Dinner. Time-lvi'iirn't Mni i. C. I;. TAl.t'cI i', S*.?iiteniiei?t. L> CAl'.DWLLI., \Civ:.. ?? A.va.. . . v , r? '"Z- - +'. * ' ' J * . MH Umypgtgi tatStOSS 8PBOPM8MU>iDJmtMWB?>3P1 !fln*TiTnTfin in : I 'I'll ill I If p 1 P v tiil ii iifc II ilifl * Are Opening' Their Large and Well Selected Stock of m w rrr 1 _ /* iiii junas 01 GOODS. And are Heady to SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Will Advertise Wore in Detail Next Week. April. 1, 1 tf For Sale. virtue of .in innate desire to supply tlio demands of the trade, wu will soil that largo and desirable slock of Ready-Made Clothing and Overcoats. situate in tho town of Abbeville in the upper part of the Dry Goods establishment of >V. Joel Smith A* Sou, and J bounded on the right by their well known and extensive stock ol Fine Hats, and on the left by their initnciiso reserve stock of Boots and Shoes, bounded in the rear by a barricade of Saddles and Trunks, surmounted by an armory of Hrecch loadjug, single and double barrel Shot Guns, and in front by a continuation of thai same immensn stock of Clothing til! you reach the rock wall of low living prices. Sold to satisfy tlio demands of the trade. TEllMS?Reasonable. J?r Cr.n JJ-LS.J. l/AA uv k/UXl. Merchants. Nov. 20, 1S.-M. tf ARE now prepared to exhibit an elegant stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. I All departments are /nil, ami persons In Willit ot any article, have only to end for it nliil bo KUpp'h:d. In ivfrurd tii prle".?, :i ureal many tjoods are nowsold lii'Sow UieeOjSt uf production. Satisfaction ^iiiiraulccd. Lei every one call and see for hin.sdf. WHITS BROTHERS. The Prospect of Far JIKTW'EKN England and Russia will not, at Xi present prevent P, ROSENBERG k 00,, from ofTerlnx to the puhllw r.n immense stock of Spring and Suiimier (ioods at astonishingly low prices. They have on hand a complete lir.e of Men's, Boy's and Yocii's Ciiiai just nrrlvoil. that you can"! )i ipiiuyinx If you (iu!y licar Mm: price mentioned. White Vests almost given away. Inspecting their stock of DRY GOODS | tro lliid n hcnuMful lino ol flcitrod Lawns nt I only V/? cents per yard. Ciiiiicli.-iitts o cents per yard. liicachlngr from -i cents up. Calico tiomSto" cents. All winter goods will lie sold at net cost. They cm also **lvp entire satisfaction in Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Jewelry, Roger's Triplo Plated Silverware, Crockery, Hardware, and an immense stock ol Groceries. Corn, Fhmr and fiaeon always on hand at lowest market prices. Their "Celebrated Pearl Sliiit" already takes the load for durability, and as tlie best ilttln? siiirt made. Ouns, Pistols and Cartridves, of all kinds, constantly in stock. In fact you cini lie supplied with nearly cvt rytliimj Ity them at most reasonable prices. Don't delay paying them a visit. P. ROSENBERG & CO. April. 15, is.-i"(, tf Atlantic Coast Line, PASSENGER D>PAIiTMENT. Wi;.<ii.vf.T'>f. N. C., Iiino 22,1SS5. FAST LINE Wtwven Charleston urn! Columbia anil Upper South Uurolnui. GOING WEST. Leave Charleston. S. C 7 20 a m Leave Luirs, S. ( ' t> !U a tn Leave tinnier. S. I' 0 a m Arrive CulilRiVis, S. ( U> If :? in Arrive Whi!i?i?>io.(' ' ) a-2 p m Arrive CluMit. r<. (' 4 1"> p in | Arrive Vurkvllle. s, (' ft efi i> m Arrive I.-uiriftt-r. S. C 7 el p in Arrive line* Hi!!, S. (' i M p nil Arrive Charlotte, N. ? "0 p ni GOING EAST. Ai i !ve Charleston. S. C 9 n*> p in Arrive Lane.i, S. I' 7 p in Arrive Sumter. S. O... 6 :;7 p in Leave ('uliifiiMa, S. 0 > 27 p in Leave Wlmi'liora S. C ;l J*4 p ui Leave Cb?'rt?r;S. C 2 44 p ni Lf*ve Y..rXville, S. C II -i'1 a in Leave I.MKM.ifr, S. I' 7 ' >? :i ni Leave li-.ek Hill. .-1. C 2 "2 p rn Leave Charlotte, N. C I 00 p in GOING v.'E.-r. Arrive N'. w'.vrrv. S. C 12 .">* p ni Arrive Gri'i inv.'-il, S. 0 2 .V> p in ] Arrive l.rnreii>. >. t' C M p in I Arrive A!..let.- V .*i i'l p in ! Arrlv. (i vi inlMe. S. C 5 p in Arrive Wa'li.-ill:.,S. I' 0 i.'> p m Arrive Ahl-evlll-.S.?" ! 20 p in Arrive S|>iirlftii!iiii*. S. C 3 ^7 I ni Arrive N. l' . 7 t."> ji sS CUIaT: K.\;T. r . :?V0 N. wlM try. S. V !*> p :n ; I.. IIVC IjriVliWlH (I, S. C I'.' .v.l 1' HI , L-nvn i.itiin-n.'*. ' V I" i. in l.ravr At ?liT*?N. S. C I 1 J" it III 1.1'nv-- C .....I'.* i'"i :i in ; Li'bVc \V.iih.ill:k. S. C\... - Oil 11 in Lravr Al hovillu. S. ' II 2.% a m hi fivi i1,-?r:.iiiliii:ii. S. (' 1-J v'r. j. in ; L'ltrc Hvndi'MoiiVsll.1, N. C 7 I'ti p in S<>'111 l-aii.? 1'' Cliiil'U-.-"*'!! iinl l imM:v, 'J I". lUVINi:, T. M. KMr.W(l,l, (j.li'l U-n'l I uj-. A.vnt. THE TOWN STEAM MILL. \Yc Iiavo progrt-s.cl so far in 2111:11^. uj? our Com B,3Cill that \v>- will irrliul lor the public on Tupsilny'a amisa'ind ly's. Wm i av" l!u- *n ;c!i;! ; :* sir'! nil! flvo prompt. intention and :i full "inrn out" to n!l our patrons. When you conio to town brine your rorn with you suiil tniie It lioino In the shape of Eooil meal. tin Washington ftt. near !h? lopot. SMi'l il * HENIiV. April, 1\ 1 tr UtjllEUT It. lIEMPniT/C V?'11.1.1 AM r. CALHOUN. HEMIEILL & CALHOUN,' .Attorneys at T-iav73 | ATMJKVir.I.K, R. C. Will pi'fifllco In nil I lie Courts of the State. [ i-Vhrunry l- ">. Leather. CAI.K SKIN'S, h 1|>S!*?l;is:uul ilftrncs'ileatli-; cron liaml ami for site bv Irm-h -II. I-', !i Ti.'O-i. Ul'i;':-. j __ I A;ue Lirca-jO ] 7>V the bos, t'.o/Xli. of ' J'1 '"v > ;'!:< ! -L? l.iy iUv-S. I . j . ZrgM ' W&r: [fall asd totes gggds.i Constantly on Hands a Large Assortment i ---of--Tfc n . _ J _ ury uuouls, Notions, Domestics, Hats, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, and Nearly Everything Wanted by the Trade. W. JOEL SMITH & SON, Abbeville, C. E? S. C. Oct. I, !-M, tf Something New Uundcr the Sun. I WIIJ. bo rr:i<ly on and nfior t')0 1st of Minrli to tlo any iiK!'.\M!!N(i which may lie wanted to yiuirs.\l>JW<(->? ami IIAltXKSfj. Don't postpone tli" matter too lonjt. The cyclone may come along, lie ready f jr the cuu'rgcucy* mtrno iUUO, DJiUUO. Fob. 27th, im. If "WABBLAI "ft EDWARDS. Now have Tilt: i'uasvR!: or announcing the arrival of an attractive ; FINE SHOES, Consisting of a full assortment for Men's, Ladies's and Children's wear, in all the Latest Styles. March 2fi, i?si, tf Spring Times Come Gentfe Annie. YOUNG lartlos rentl ill your f-ido-snddlo's and have thorn \>ut Ju.good repair, a ! slich i'l t.l 1 in" save nine. May 27. InS-3, tf TIIOS. IiEGUS. Now is your Time. rllAVK Just received a lot of No 1 'inruess leather. If you want a harness or anything in my 11iw made to oruei"; Call soon us I we arc busy at this season. May 27, KS5, if TIIOS. 15EGGS. law card; WE have this day formed a partnership for the practice of law under tlio lirin name i>fCASi"?N& HOXHAM. Mr. Uonhani litis retired from the .Master's ollico and will devote his whole iitteiitioii to the practice. Ottiee O'Neill Range. SAM'L C. CASOlf, M. L. BOEEAM, Jr. January 2S, 1SS.1. tf A Long beetled Want SUPPLIED. MILLER BRO'S., A HE AGENTS FOK WANNAMAKEll & A 15HOWN, Merchr.nt Tailors, the largest hou?eot the kind in the United Stales, anil are prepared to take measures for gentlemen'd suits of every description. Over two hundred samples are on exhibition at filestore of MILLER UKOTIIERS. December 21, 1S3J. WALTER L, mm, Attorney At Law, A1515KVILLK, S. C. Collars ANOTJIKK lot of all kip collars to fit horses or Imili's for sale by TliO.S. 15KGGS. Dee. 17, l.V-i, If The Roses have come Again, 'PTIS belli;; tJio season for rl?iing for pleas[ lire, persons in want of a new or secondhand liitnu-KS can be supplied by calling at '.In: stors* of May JT, i.-cO, If THUS. BEGGS. ~%T*7 Sbaxto ci TO SELL WITHOUT PROFIT 1,000 Bushels White Corn. 100 Barrels Tlour. 50 Barrels New Orleans Molasses. 50 Barrels Sugar. 25 Sacks Coffee. AT PARKER & HILL'S, Dec. 21, 15SI. School Books! School Books! LARGE stock of all kinds of School Books! H. W. LAWSON & CO. Jan. 2S, 1?S>, If Well Boring. nrMIK lindcrslKDCtl with liis lan.ro 10 Inch 1 nutrcr, ami the ilouhlejiltizeil Terra (,'otta cnrhin!: can put you up a well that will last for aires. at one half t'te price of iltsyr wells, lie uses iin- ordinary si/e wood i.i:ck?-: IV?r| j drawlnir water. 'J he deani'iir or.t of tlieso ! well* i:- Hie work of a minute, hy i???. pimr a J tin bucket in bottom of well to he hooked out at wlil. He also has the annuo- for Ahhcvlilc I county f?>r the celebrated I'orrcl'in int-tl i'iieuiubcr Pump, which lie can titrnisii : n-.l put hi at less than l-'ai t ny prices fur a s:e;le pisnip. t"il.\s>. M. t'AI.!NJl'X. Greenwood, H. Jan. 11, Ivil. lyr Card. Thankful to the public f >r past favors ami siilii i!iir4 a i-ii!it!ii'.iaiici' of ilie same. I would announce that 1 have Just returned from the Norihcrn market.", wh-re I have bumjlil a l.c^etiml vat led stock .it Sjii'Iiiit an--. i'i"r(tn(wN ami wool;! he | li :t>.*iI !o M-rve tny truth!:; :i: I eusinniiTS In tin- hesl ali i cll<'tpr>( ?<Hitl< l:i 11 iy IIMl*. Mr. It. li. .1'>II.Vsi >N Is slill with ihp in tho store inn! will nlwuys wrlfiuic Ms t'lluuds nail serve tlicm to Hie lii's11?:' !iIs ubiilly. A. HOSENBEEG (irocnwtiiul, S. March 10, is* 3. ~ THE LIGHT RUNNING" NEW HOME, 40k s M i 1 : TP now tlio favorite among Powlnsr M.uMnrs ; 1 - ? 1 nlnn I -i nun i? ceriiinii? mum- , I)olll>< MlC wlili\St inil^'C ol' work, with nil the l;itc.<t Improved ntlAeiiiiieiiis, it Is tii-voMil :sfI .ilvpilli- I lie 1 it''i ritiil.iiiu Mini I le niacin lie oil I ic th 11 lit i. i.ml ' I-j !'.? I :?. V."!l>if to t>C Mil- ; l>i'l?illfii- lil:i- J < nir.'j >?!.!. i\. rites v.!ni ci lit in j ?:.-u. Ii:i\ ! i ;i;:1 n ntnrhiiio will certain I *. flinl I; lo lliHr inii-r- i ?>si t') ve l r.\ tl. ' /'. Vlil Sic .in i?i5' I iicuti'" bin.if II:iff. - Id li|>nlie:if.v j terms. wf'liIii Mir resell of nil, either on tin ill 11;: v li;M:.; j.1 I - '! time with ,1 i?.Mi j jnyCfht. IVytit." l.Ui'.l'l UI N.\!.\'ii NI'W I! ?M10 and j nil w111 b*.i\ no ot.'n r. Kor s;< j , I! >1. KKVtMN. jl l"*i-li. >, " I'i:i A'.il.'i vilio, i . j 7-'t. *;V-" v n, ' ?,f*vr* * 'v? j JL il-\Xi *. w wi. A J : -Attorneys n t XjP."vr, ! ...lii; li.i.i-, ?>. v* j' If yon want e/ Blinds, Moiildii Laths, Lime, Barbed Fence 1 ABBEVILLE, July 22, lN-Vi. tf ^ lrxjq< fr EF.P CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FIT LI, ^ Dlll'fiSi CHI'IMKJALS, ctc..ci KNT ANI) I'KOl'KIKTAHY Mbt'IUNPiS. J 1 Dyspepsia. For sale otih/ hi/ ?/.?. Try our 1H.A' 'i iin.l our COMPOUND SVUUI' SAHHAI'AUIL IMil) i:U(i I'i ij'S< iN. the mofl convenient way ol :?11 the staple nnd fashionable colors. A full I STATIONARY, etc.. He. 'Hie lies! Iirnml* of C] complete stoi-k of V.'il ITK LEADS. l'AINTS. I SKI'S! IKS, WIN DO W CLASS, (iOLDEN MAC LSros. l'UEi'AUKI) I'AINT, the best in the inurl Prescription Physician's proscriptions nnd Family Recipes rieJiecd unci competent hands. Orders by hand April 2:?, ISPS, tf A. E. EO iirnnTiiioniii msh iihm m\m DEAL! Hams, Lard, Sugar, Coffi T AM f KLLING THK ABOVK GOODS FOIt < 1 I will make it to the Interest of nil CASH hi that LOW CASH prices will ho appreciated hj Interest to sell only for SPOT CASH. I have a tier any eonsldeint.loii; SPOT CASH or no cro w Wo thank our friends and customers for past f THE ABBEVILLE W! Jan. 'JS, tf HAVE Just opened a new anil elegantly fltt< Corner, unilor (he /Vatnnrf Banner ollice, rccvlvo till their stock Is complete u full line ol Drugs, Medicines, Chen Also. n!I the popular PATENT MEDICINES k( wanu!it t>> be fresh and good. W'i alto oiler a well seleetod stock of FANCY Colognes, Foreign and Dome in great variety, Hands* Ourline of lMtl'SHES AND M)AI\S IsFlmplj NAIL,, FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BllUs January 2.h, 1SS5, tf SL $.8, \9 itJl 1H.U Hit * Thomas mcocttioan* having soiii out tii First Class Tratlo at the Norwood Brother's call public attention to Mio superior oual by njro. nnd used as a benvomgo nnd Family M <tflwlod Malt, Is absolutely l'urk, and It Is TiiNIO and as n INVIGORATING HKALTH iskvufjatih It Is unexcelled, and only to be ha The proprietor has on hand a Fine Stock of J COOLTI VoLl UKKRat only 15 cents a bottle. COOL TKMPKRATK DRINKS put up lu Fi saloon of the up-country. Bi Give Tom a Call at t PALMETT May lith, 1SSJ. * bTFTSI ABBEYIl Is now prepared to furnish ed Lumber, ana 13 rcaay 10 1 Work of any kind, at the ver most reasonable prices. Jure 15, 1?j. If Under the New Hotel Will be Found New Fall Goods a Li Low Prices l?y QUARLES & THOMAS , Abbeville, S. CSept. 21, lxst, u j Tiie Place to Get What Ycu Y/ant! : THOS. M, CHRISTIAN, nAVlXil iio'.i'/lit '.lie interest of Mr. t JOHN Wii.rsoN la tho business \ sormorly eiMiducU'it l?y thorn jointly will kucp jih'v.ivs in store, a complcto stock of FANCY * (JKOCKKfKS. CANNED liOtu'S and CONFECTION!:I!IKS <>i tiI I;in11;-, T!i<> hot and cheapest <'!- 1 i5Ai:s a.to Ti) {ACCO. T1:0 FiN ;? T WIN !?5 ai d j Swoet II?.?. a a-nr. wms^ey > [ 'nr purposes a *:uvially. .\I~ h.iii'i; J.i'iuors of miy kin>l l <ir mediea! [mrpDsoh. (;ive hi.n ncr.ll. Sallsfartlon guaranteed All person* to the Sinn f >f t'liristian <Jc Wilson niu--t uuiko imuic- 1 iiate payment. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, Abbeville, S. C. 1Y1>. 13,15*81, If i Now is the Time rn !:?vo jour sar.il liiit iM S- rejiaiivii .Mini ('til In <?i?U'r ??!* jih-iisuro, iltm't put l >:runtil ijoiiuti.'iig vrc..ks a i l uj.tr >in' i.el.1 ui rt. M.uvli 1>. i. i: Eo i:i Time. ClAi.l. Mill!) il VI. : .-.-Im Jl :i t!:| I?;li!r ':ai-; I II. >V| Ji'f f; ; (U lii ; ;lj! mi;, -v. ;V Mji.v J7, l-s> If !.(iS. (:! < -i. ! Second Hand ll;-.rnc5.i. j T ! ' ! " ! >( . :; ! !,' 2 < ' :>!. .-.1 ! , ; i!. r i.,i i ..{! , < 4 .... . J, .1. r . ' : -Jo . Jv . ' ; Basil, Boorsi Jfl ms, Shingles, I Cement and a s.3g Wire, call on jj UKr'a?, ' || C. H., S. C. .If _ 3-ISiTS. "Wk AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF TURK B te. All the latestand popular linen of 1'ATF,R ii] NT\r the best Liver Medlelno, cured . - j$H vIw.iiKY COJtDIAL for Sumnier Complaint, fl I,A with IODIDE I'OTASil for the Hlood.-, H ' dcstroylns there Insects DIAMOND DYE# S Ine of FANCY (IOODS.TOILET AKTICLE.H, 9 [(iAHS, TOBACCO AND (TUARETTEH. A ? OILS. VAllNI.SHES, ETC., ETC PAINT? t&M 11 IN E Oil,. We soil the celebrated lluirlaou iot. Special attention paid to the 9 Department. 'jl filled at nil hours of day and night by cxpe? I or mull promptly attended to. .'<9 speed & netjffer; ; 1G S R B, . . : lllll! a IN" I III MEAT, se, Molasses and Soap. >V;|S SPOT CASH and CASH ONLY. I ij ors to buy their goods from me. Believing- - 5M ' ihc trade unci that it will bo to our mutual' 1 doptrd this rule and will uot break them uu- I ill lie our motto. , >/ ..<?? avors and promlso lower prices than crer at fl H9LESALE STORS , 1 niis | :d up DRUG STOUE on the Marshall House I and are now receiving and will continue to" | licals, Dye Stuffs, &c.- . J8 ?pt in a tlrst-class Drug Store, all of which wa . " GOODS, consisting of stie, Handkerchief Extracts | Dme Vases, Lamps, &c. I r coiiijutrtu. vnnt'M ui'jwuiv,iuuiu >11 SOAPS from tne finest toilet to the cheap-, 1 israsrj 10 CENTENNIAL HOUSE and OKtabllshod? I Old Stand oil Washington Street, desires to 1 JTY of hlo FINE OLD LIOUORS Softened ' I edlclr.e. It Is manufactured from carefully I hlj-'lily recommended by medical monasa I : SUSTAINING and STRENGTH GIVING I ,il at tlie I'AIiMKTTO SALOON. "? I IILWAUKEE STEAM DEER also FRESH I rst Class Stylo to suit tlie trado at the leading | ldweiser Beer a Specialty. j he old 0 SALOON' I (Tirn ,?? A A I S. Cm l all kinds of Rough or Dressill all orders for Carpenter y shortest notice and at the j Seal, . ?! Mcllwaine J & Co., :4 * 'c taVE on lifiml almost every variety of CARRIAGES, . j BUGGIES, | WAGONS, 1 fliioh they otlcr to their customers on tho * >njsi advantageous terms.' REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ; IVItli the host of workmen in every branch of >ur business, uiul an abundant supply ?'f umber, ami oilier materials, we are pri-parod o <! > all kinds of :<-pairing in the very best uanncr. at the shortest tiec. and on tho nost :i < ommodutlng terms. _\'l worji fully SEAL & McILWAIZiU, Washington Street. 071 ~pT~7f ; U, I. u. W U, I ?and ? k K. RAIL 110ADS. V!.: ii bti! a* I *! :?! In !!ur\lcs unci I:. )' .ss ' 111 ' U'lMtCiM til "jroUli.^ lion! i- i-oiii-iry *u t ic I lst-lnui.nl way, ill i .vi- *.vlll i;>iilcri:il lo kin i of !iiir.io> wnns il. I'iill iiuil et? s'-H'i-lyas Ihe spring titnprii. ' THUS, niious. M-.rcli In.."), tf Abbeville, S. C. rrsr oim:i:nkd and ukady i-oa tiie _ I iucoiiutiudalion ?>i guests. M 1 1'inrl l>y tiic tiny ? > oi '' kid! l>v i!ie\virl! Jii in i .Kiril Iili? uii nili :!o 1^1 j ^9 !i ! ii.r inoiitli ! ' >uJ MRS. E. KELLY, Proprietress. I vrr.T?i;u, ?' r::: :r , J:i: u vy : "i. : O y?i c .? , Jul \VM! it i.nisin.'.<; i->r snlc 1 '