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1 Ihe Press and Banner By Wilson. Wednesday, August 26,1685. - , Down n I>erp Woll. I^\?st Wednesday afternoon, (leorse,. thej ilvf-ymr "hi son of Mr. Oeorijp 11 ay no's In! the neighborhood of Hodges fell into his fajlifrN well which is f-irlv feet deep Including pilno foot of wnlcr. Me wa? attempting to empty a bucket of wnter, ami owing to tli?? - slipping of a plank tlie bucket fell in thewell, j Jerking him In after it. His mother saw him : f;ill, when ?he gavcthe alnrm, and Sam i>a-l v|?, colored. who wa? uiMnni ;v t|n?ruT >ii Hi inilf, ran to her rcii-'f. Takine oil* Ills boots' lie went down t'>c well by menu's of the rook I <Mirhi?2. and dived to the bottom of the well for the rh I Id. After lie brought it to thej V>p of the wo tor, he let It slip out of his hand, i,.-hen It asain sank to the bottom. (Jettine' the child out of the wnter the n-eond time, he tied a rope around its body. when it mother drew It to the lop. It was then discovered lliat It was still living. T>r. W.Townrs Jones j >r?s |mmediately sent for. who sewed np the ; woiindson the head, which were many. It, Issnpposed that only one small rail of the! >>k!:ll bone is broken, while nearly the whole | of the bone was la hi bare. Two much creditcannot lie glveu to Sum T> ivis who saved the : child at the risk of his own lite?his defcciit; /I'own the wall being an exceedingly dangerous one. Hopes are entertained that the < child may recover. Dentil of It. H. (inllnlier. Mr. Robert >f. fJallaher, near Troy, Ancnst 1 '.'4. ISS5. after illness of about, one week, aged S.'.vears, leaving a widow and a son to mourn lilsfdcath. lie wits a most excellent citizen in cverv i. pen?:eof the word. Active energetic. thrifty, and public spirited, his death is a loss to the ! \ Community. ^ He Joined the Knights of Honor the 1 It h of! IMay, issr>, nii'l wa? tuirici wnn noimr* w uiu fraternity at Horeh burying ground. He Was a member of lloreb church. I'oIhoiichI. 5lr?. S. E. rturrls. of Longmlros, Edeefleld J Ctaiuty widow ol .lack liurris, ns gallant a.' wmller as Kdgefleld sent to the war, came to [ her death iaH Friday by poisoning. It seems . that she occasionally used opium. She found |j a vail containing white powder; which was j1 labelled '"morphine." hut which In reality i' was sirichulue. She partook of It and was! soon a ciirpse. An in<juest was hold.vlt is I thought a designing person plare<5 il in tliej )>atli where she found it about her house, for the very use to which she put it. ' Columbia Koinnle t'ollejce. ' The advertisement ot the Columbia Female 11 College inny be found elsewhere in these col-1; tunns. This institution is an old and reliable j One and is deservedly popular. Among t Me > | liaine of pupils we Und the following pupils !, from this county : Misses Aylette Chalmers, j j "Win^on Parks, and Bene Zelgier, iroin Abbe- ( vllle C 11.; >ll>s Kleanor Beard, from Ninety- , Six; Misses ljiuru t'oleman, Ida Fooshe, Alieol | fS. Ulee, from Coronaco. I , The New Hotel. i Arrivals for week ending August 2-">th, L C , 1 |T'rum!>o, II K Graham. New York; ' M Fatten, I? Cincinnati; J .S Bird, ( Parti ue, \V H Cogs- ' veil, diarle?tou; H T smlllie, Atlanta; Ucv.l JlenJ AI Mon. Georgetown; J \V Flncli. Knox-!' vllle, Teun; W A Sossorinan, Jr, W X Bedford, l Viivlnla; I? A Bodenham, Kernersvllle. X C; ' K M Giouton, MihIoc; Albert Kdelhi. 'i1 It Walts, Baltimore; Miss Belle Yoe. Frank Yoe, ' u K Durst, Miss S M Self, Greenwood, S. C. 1 Correction. ' ?L1 _1 i-i ^ ?-- ?. nun.i *?%,?? I II our KlJtH'IIIflll IKM n TIV Ul 1IIV tIMIU m>n-|t Her, wo rred In stating that Squire Mct'aslan j J had postponed Issuing arrest warrants until crops were laid by. \Ve should have stated | that Trial Juslce McCaslan made no arrest \ for the reason that the jury found Hint "the t otilld had eome to Its death by the accidental j discharge of a gtin." , , I'lmt Unle of Cotton. t Citlonei J. T. rt ?bert?on. of this place sold the first bale of new cotton in this market 11 yesterday, it was eiuned by Mr. T. W; McMillan and welched frJl pounds. i? Itoscn- f lHjr^ <? Co., purchased it giving U>4'cents per }>oilnd. #. s Mr. K Simxs MfitcmsoN, a worthy printer ?f our county, who has hcen studying law nt Washington, in the school In which Mr. Dirllagton is a professor. Is at home on a visit to Ills relatives at Coronaca. He I* a talent- ?; d and promising youn* gentleman, for whom we predict u bright future. j; Miss Ktxkh, n dauchter of Wesley Klugh. Ksq.. and sister of our townsman, Mr. J. (,'. s Ki'iglv, Is on a visit to her father's family at I'oroimca. Miss Klogli has been teaching for t n number of years in an educational Instliu- j. t Ion in Texas. She Is u well educated aud a t Highly cultivated Indy. b The crops In some sections of this county nrc almost a failure, while the crops In ever}recti on are sullerlng for rain. Ithhsbcc.n ecIImuted that some of the cotton lipids about own have shed one-fifth of the crop within he last ten days. , Ai.ij kinds of Job work quickly and neatly 1 tloue at this ortice. We have Just received n new supply of bill heads note heads and oilier piper, and can furnish them In puds If dosired. Our prices will compare with any oth?>r market. , ?>!?. J. M. Wright of Hodges, made fifty four gallon* of flue syrup irom inrco-quarlers of an aero of cane. In addition to the syrup, iin immense ouantity of fodder anil " seed were wtved. Mr. Wright is a good farm- p er. t! It I* rnniorcd that Messrs. Louis Morehcad )' nnd I>eWltl Barnes, of LowndcHvlllet. arc to " open a llrcr? "fable at tnat plaec VerJ* soon. " TI|C.V arc deserving yoting men and wo have v lin doubt of the success of their enterprise. y Mr Rorkkt McOowan Him. and Mr. It. 0 V. Cannon went to Charleston yesterday. M Tiny speak of "placing" Carolina, Cumber- |, 1 md 0>ip and Ciiicug > K illroa.l boudi wiiiie j" in the city. ..Nearly nil of our exchanges finished up a ) he ft rant business a week or two ago, but 1< ve have not been able to give tlie finishing tl touches to tho funeral until tills week- a At thecnrrl.i(fe repository of Messrs. Real, <' Mollwulne <t Co., may be found a line stock u of new vehicles, which they arc offering at . j>rlec<* to i>uit the time*. jj ^Miwhrs. W. II. Parker, J. F.^L.von and t| Jlll^ri >1 I moil, *?l VA>, \r, iiiicuuru me i cu uIon of Ca/'H," l'Jth South Carolina Volun- H, Iters at Troy yesterday. f( The wise man will call at the Press and w It-iii'icr office for prices on printed letter V beads, hill heads, n->tc heads, or any other o kind of Jo1) printing. II , Ttiij toivn electjrrn for Intfndarit rtrd V.'ar- '* dfc'iis Ls advertised. If yotl have * particular pplte against u neighbor nominate hltn for u 9 place oo the ticket. " Messrs Seat., McIi.waini: & Co., want 0 creditors to come and see them promptly at c llie maturity of their obligations. All debts lnnsl l>e Mettled, tf r, Cait. J. T. Parks ndvcrtlse? some valuable g real estate in this Issue. Parties wishing to j>urchaso would do well to consult him before o buying: t Ik you wish to secure a bargain In Jersey . cattle call on Mr. K C. Wilson, at this office, he lias some choice stock whicli he Will bell cheap. ' General Hemi'IIIM. w.?<j in Charleston ? last week. He rc*|H>rts no demand for Curoil- (l jni, Cutnberlund Gap and Chicago Railroad ? bonds, * a ,,R. E., the seven-year-old son of Mr. It. E. (< III II, fell from his pony one day last week and C broke his forearm. The fracture is doing fi well. a See the advertisement of Mr. L. \V. Perrln ? to bo fround elsewhere In which he oilers * fomo valuable town and country properly for 1 sale. I' Ur.v. W. F. Pearson assisted itev. If. c. J,' I'cnnel at the communion meeting at llocky ? Klver on lastSalurdav, Hunday and Monday, tl Miss Mai;gie IIicooks vDCiit several days in 1< Monterey during the past"week. She also at- I tended the meeting nt Rocky River church. v Mi: J. It.Cunningham \v?s nbseiit for sev- . 6fiil d/iys during the past week In attendance ! upon the inceilcg ut Rocky 1(1 ver church. ~ Mil. P. A. ClIEATI Ait and family, of W'arrenton, were In attendance upon divine ser- j vlccat Kocky River church last Sunday. We have no extra copies of lust Week's pa- S per, and c.tu supply itcJ. fiirtltcr deulands lor t, tlirtt l"sue of fhe 1-tcis and lin title f: Call and Ree "Clifford Styles" the fine ? youn< thoroughbred Jersey bull which is of- , Xored forsuleby Mr. R. C. Wilson. Rkv. W. R. Richardson preached a most r excellent sermon In tire Presbyterian church | nt this place last Sunday night. Butler Jones the murderer ot Moses r flovd was brought to town Monday, lie was n captured at or near Greenville. The band discoursed somo excellent music "! In front of Messrs. Cothrrtn A Pcrriu's drug Atore Monday evening; Mr. R.C. Wii.son has had nnoiher clilmney built to his house which adds luucn to | Its convenience. t U'f. hear It rumored Hint Judge Ransom has I bought a lot ut Salem and intends building a _ nu>re there. r " Miss Ki.iza P. Catrii nni| Mr. mci?. ai. rn lor worshiped at Rocky Itiver chiircli l.tst ( Kun (lay. f TnE brick work on the shop now being r built on the Marshall House lot Is now belli;; i J>lished. ' c We hear that I)r. Sherard will open a drug Ktore at Mt. Gunnel sometime during the ? Fall. 1 Mil W. A. Lee is having a well due on his place on Main Street, preparatory to build- < Ing. , Tiik roof of the C.itholic ehnrch has l>een t put on, and the interior work is being pushed, i Mi:s. Jank I.. Cater relumed from Monterey yesterday after a visit of several weeks. Several wagons of sweet potatoes have been sold In town during the past week. Mh. Wm. Cook had a fine lot of peaches nnd apples in town yesterday morning. TilAbbeville Illgh School will bo opened on Monday, the l lt h of September. Mas. H. D. Kee.se returned last Suturday from a visit to her mother. FariT of nil kinds finds a ready sale In ' town and at good price*. ( Tmkrk will he no preaching at Upper Long Cane on the 5th Sabbath. I Mr. Jri.irs Visanska left for the city of Charleston yesterday. 1 Coi.. Thenhoi.m, of Charleston, Is on a visit , to friends In Abbeville. . The health of the town was never better than It is at present. The masons are on mo schiioius nt ine Methodist church. We havo hart most delightful moonlight night* for a week. I Mr. W. P. Wilson Is now at homo on a short vacation. Capt. J. W. Pkriiin Is having his place nicely fenced In. Thk weather has been extremely hot for quite a time. Mr. H. O. Rkll, of Dry Grove, was iu town last Monday. JrnoE Aldrich Is a favorlto guest of our people. Watermelons arc very scarce at this place. Bow turnips and barley. A Correction. Ninety-Six, S. C., August 20th JblUor Pres* and Manner: In printing the premium list, you omitted to state that Dlllou the French Norman Ktal-1 Jon, property of Mr. E. Y. Sheppard, received i first premium. Please correct It In your next lisue. Respecfully, | JAM KB ROGERS. JR.. President Fair Association, i BlItTflS. | Near Abbeville, August 12, 1885, Mrs. G. C.' l)usenberry, a son. At Abbeville, August 10, 1SS3. Mrs. C< 8.1 White, a daughter. J Red Rnst Proof Oats; the finest In the' market at W. Joel Smith A Son. Rod Oats; Red Oats; Pure seed,- cheap. I Smith a boo. 1 - t??????naeanacBgeaii mmnai i i. GREENWOOD NEWS. ? - ? "S" ?lnli?s |?p IN?r I.osl lime Surgical ?Mass Mi'HioU"' "A \t-H Departure.** ii{i:i:N\voi?!?, s t'., Aksthm 21. is.">. The dry wcathei is telling seriously on tlir crops, Cotton is throwing oil a great ileal o! f.'iiir. Dr. Millweeis j;i:t!ing in lils ginning macliito-rv. Mr. .1. I'. Watson of While llall passed through town on Sutnidny. In seasons of prosperity V'h'T. the crops are promising, would it not lie well for our preachers tocontine themselves to sermons of thanlcs^iviu^ ? Li times of despondency when the outlook is gloomy, sermons til condolence will lie acceptable, provided they rtre not too bit'g. l'reaching in ail (he churches hero on Sunday. Her. J. P. Marion assisted the pastor in a few days meeting in the Presbyterian ciiurcli here. The church was much editied by bis able sermons but we iuivn't heard the number of ac.'cs.-ior.s. , The ladies of the Methodist church are well pleased with the result of their entertainmeat on Krid iy evenine. They could have uii ! i n ins iniicb as thev had. We attended tin- Slock Show i\t Ninety-S'x ixiul never saw a liner display of stock. We "doff' our ha* To our sisier town. Further comment is iiiineces>a.ty. It. is u little too soon to speak of a "new deal" now, yet some of our leading journals iire discussing the matter pretty freely. We have heard a Kreat inrtny compliments passed on the noWsy get up of the hist l?sue of tiie Pits'. ttn<l Jlnnurr. Its subscription list Is very large at this place and continues to swell In ei nscQuen'ic of the illness of our baby our ' note.V' have been Irregular lor ihe p.ist month. A two weeks' u-eoflhe Williamston water has so much improved it th it we I'.rc now hopeful of its recovo y. The Atuusta ?fc Knoxyilie, Railroad trained n decided victory in Mie just, decision of Judge Colli ran t? set aside tlie injunction of llie Columbia A Greenville lCallhiad. I'lielrnew depot Is quite ?tn rirnlnient to our town, ami will soon be ready for use. A youtii ni*u by the name of Allan, formerly of Williamston but. more recently .j>f {.aureus. after working seveial weeks on the new hotel, suddenly disappeared about a week ago. At llrst some fears were entertained tor bis safety, but .subsequently we learned that he lett to jump a board bill. Dr. s. 1,. Swygort periormed a very dclionte yet siKvessluI operation on a negro boy's eye :t few days ago A piece of iron about t(i<* llie hoy in the eye, making hii ugly incision In the liiill. The Doctor reached him in time however to save the sight ? >* skillfully taking two stitches in the wound. M. A. lJailey, D. D. S.,ot Augusta is visiting reh'lives una friend* here. The negroes on Mr. James I Union's place jave a birbpcUe lust Saturday. A large irteetji's <jl our most prominent business men con vetie.i Hi Waller's Hall on Monday for the purpose of devising the ways mil means of diffusing new life ami prosperity into our town. Dr. Maxwell was elce.ted :hairm:oi. Several new enterprises were ,'reely discussed, committees were appointed >11 the establishment of a b ink, a newspaper, wd to confer with the rallro ids in reference io freights, also for the opening of nc\v public lighways, and the belter working ol those llready open leading into town, 'ihe meet112 was full and had very much ol a busiless tone. With every merchant In town on some committee wc may expect beneficial remits. Dr. J. C. Hill, of Greenville, speiks of esabllshtng a branch office here for the prac ,ice of deatls'ry. Dr. H II is a brother of ;>ur townsman Mr. J. W. Hill. .Mr. A. Rosenberg will buy the largest and nost select stock of dry go ids ever biou^iit :o Greenwood. . Greenwood is to lrive a secoiid Hand clothng fJealer. Mr..1. H. Dlil'iam lias perhaps the finest ;inning outfit in the up-country. He is ibout ready to tire up. While in Wiilianislori a ft'W days aco we leard a church bell ringing just jit daylight. 1... r. I. #!?/. n..lln.r.. 1...1I ,linl Ctl. IT tr lllTSMMriv 11/ I*** mv viiv^v M>.|| ?> ? liiircl If thatjwas another "new departure' ol Jr. Landers, when we were informed that the lesrnies held sunrise pra.ver-ineetin<:i. There was a. good rain within a mile of town >n Sunday. 'flic new stores havp been.covered in nnd invraoidlly li barling completion. We came very near being struck by the un one day last week. Miss Jennie Howie, of Atlanta, was the >elle of the occasion at the !stock Show. So a.v some of our younjr men. We regret to learn of the serious il'ness of air former townsman Mr. L. J). Meirimen, it ills home in Seneca. The friends of Mr. Mancr I.nwlon will be laUied to learn of his death at ills home In Ln;i?ns*s a finv days njjo. Hi.- was a son-!ni?w of Mr. K. C. (iilliam of this place, lie saves a wife and three children. Mr. I.on Shannon nt Donalds is Mr. Frank indth's successor as roly-hoilst. Mr. C. (i. Walker Is considering a propos!foil to travel for tlic \*"ell known house of \ W. Wagener <& Co. They could not secure ho services o?" a cleverer gentlemen ami u letter salesmun. "S." NINETY-SIX DOTS. 'he lieiinloa of Hie 7tU S. V.?IMk. moIiiUoii of n Strong Firm?A Dull Nahbath?The Xiiii'tj-Sl.t Africulturnl nnd Stock Fair?Other \e*vs about Town. Ninkty-Six, S. C, August '21, IW. The list of slock, Ac., as published by yon, ras very complete. The only mistake ot Imortance was that you withheld from I'illon lie Norman S'allion of K. Y Sheppard Ills istly deserved laurels, nunieiy. rue nrst prclium. '-lint in intakes will happen la the e*tof families." Col. Alien Johnstone the PrcSide.nt nf the rewberry Agricultural Society attended our 'air and wjis pleased as well as surprised at ur qualitj" Jmd number of stock. Of course ret'ike I ti it> as a great coin pi i met) t ami pn'm;o Col. Johnstone a bettor sliow next year, ie purchase ! some line sheep tfhl le here. Wo are sorry that Col. Aiken could not 011 rcouut of III health attend our Fair. In a :tter h" expressed his regrets an 1 assured us hut ours, was a move in tlie right direction, nd that his heart aud purs:; c >uki loth he epended upon lit the or^unizaUoh of a ]<erlaucnt association. Tho business heretofore carried oz by lessrs. Phillips .t Jackson lias been dissolved y mutual consent. Col. Phillips will eonnue the business and. will be .glad to sue all lie former friends of tl?6 funisd. Cr.pt. Jack>n has not determined yet what he will do. >r tiie present he will rest 011 his oars. Yet e do not know what a day may bring forth. I'e iiope lie will not think of removing from nr town. It Is rather the boast of our people nat we have so many substantial men and so ;w "wilji caf or i!flishroom" establishments. The many friends of J. Maner Lawton, son f tlie itev. William II. I.awton will regret to ear of his death, which occurred In Arkauus, where lie has been living for the pa?t toil r twelve years. He leaves ti wife and three hiidren. Col. Phillips has purchased tho handsome iv-ldence oOtrs. l)el;oach and will shortly o to house-keefiing. . .Miss Utsey ot St. Georges who came up to ur Fair lias been quite sick but we arc glad o state that she is better. A reunion of the survivors of the 7th S. C. '. at this place on last Friday was well ut?nded considering the notice they had.about fly men were in line. After the meeting ras called to order a most excellent prayer j ras ottered by the Itev. (i. W. Hussy one of j tie survivors. Cint. Goggans was chairman f the meeting and Adjutant John II. Unlet, cted as secretary. Speeches were made by ieneml Hon ham, Capt. Hrooks, Goggausand alliouu. Cant. Goggans read an. address -oir Orrterfl KorshJiw, and Adjutant Iluiet n address from General Kennedy, both reretting their Inability to attend, (.'apt. !rooks also read a communication from Capt. | towan. in regard to the purchase of an oil aintln!: portrait of General Kershaw. Those | f the old Itrlgade present subscribed readily j nd liberally. The portrait will t?e purchased nd presented to General Kershaw. Kveryliing passed ot^ nicely and it will be a day' ting to be remembered. They mee* again at j his place on the 10th of December when they i rill perfect a permanent.organization. Last Sabbath was dull in town, 110 presiding anywhere. Mr. Neville at. Pelzer, Mr. ,'artcrln Greenville, and Mr. Klweli in Colic [)IJ UIIt'IllllllK il IVUIIIUII III urn will uv. ! Mr. \V\ 11. Miller of tlie Abbeville liar wi'.k ] 11 town last Monday. Ninety-Six supports a first class photograph i allery, where yon eau have your plcturc | akcii on chort notice. Mr. K. Y. Sheppard will be In Abbeville on , aleda.v in September with bis fine Norman j lorse Dillon, ami those fond of a tine horse an have a chance to feast their eyes. G. P. O'Neal received second premium on nulo colts at our Fair, through some mistake t was not reported. Our Fdgerteld friends are alive to theim 6'rtanee of establishing a Fair at this place ind are subscribing for stock liberally. Mr. Willie S. Kogers is now clerking for Jessrs. Miller A McCaslan, where ho will be) lel!ght"d to see his friends. Col. Miller who has been quite sick we are I ;lad to state is much better. Mr. J. L Shumate who has been sometime I n the mountains for the benefit of his health ' \f? retrtrried. Mrs. Shumate. wiJl remain !n ireenville with friends lor a While longer. I A feature of our next Fair will be a walking j nutcb. The h<-avy weights of Ninety-Six; gainst llit' t?orl<l. Mr. W. 11. Holland Mho has been with Mr. 1'. Roberts for the past year left on Monday j i>r Columbia where he will engage fit biisi-1 icsswith.Mr.lt. M. Anderson. He is a high I nlnded honorable young man. and will sue-j :ec?l wht-revf?r his lot may be Cast. Messrs. Lipscomb a Anderson have purba^ed tho largo Ware House of Mr. F. M. 'ope which I hey will fill with heavy groceries tagging, tics, Ac. The stockholders of the Ninety-Six AgrieuU ural and Stock Fair will nJcet at Pope's Hull m Saturday the Pith of September for the ransnction of Important business, hour of ueetlug 10 o'clock A. M. FAST FN I>. STONY POINT ITEMS. 'Duleio*' Writes nn Intcmliii); Letter From Stony l'oint. Stony Point, s. c, Auinist 21, ir<?~. I tain is much needed, crops are Buttering iind farmers are getting despondent. Mr. F. E. Smith, of Laurens was in town a lew days past. Mrs. Morrow of Verdery has been on a visit lo Mrs. staeoy. Mr. J. F. Wi?ison of llradley 1ms been visiting friends In town. Miss Mamie Alpha, daughter of Mr. F. M. G? dbold of Cokcsbury, is now brightening Stony I'oint by her presence. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Oldham, of Greenwood, were the guests of Col. and Mrs. Ijiw a short while past. We hope it may come again. Miss Lulu McFall, of Cokesbury, who has been spending some (line with Col. Law's family, has returned to her homo much to the regret of many friends. Mr. J. H. Neall lias quite a stylish tournout and knows how to enjoy It, too. Mn Aiken Stacey lias made up a quantity of the finest sorghum in the Motility. We know whereof we speak, as we have sampled It. ('apt. McFall of t'OkesLary, and ('apt. Kirk, who Is so well known as a railroad agitator and civil engineer, wore the guests of Col. Law last week. Mr. Lawrence Dantzlcr's "olive branches" now number flve? Mr. Willie F.merson, of 1 lodges drove through town oiitheUlh, on his way from Ninety-Six with the blue and pink ribbons floating gracefully from "Milk and reaches* bridle and on? of Stony Points fralr daughters by bis side. To say he looked happy would not express It. Messrs. Graham & Hotherick have a flourishing saw mill on Mr. Ilampey's place. There will be many Improvements around Stony Point in consequence. .Mr. Thomas suicy nus ueen sick, oiu is now able to be up. Mrs. Kainpcy, Mrs. Plnson and Mrs. Major have gone to Anderson on n visit. A young gentleman of Hodges who finds Stony Point very attractive, makes engagemerits to call on one of our belles one and two weeks ahead of time, and never, no never forgets them. A Juniur may always lie relied upon. DULClO. Second mourning goods. The handsomest line of second mourning goods we have evet shown, fine and cheap. I?. M. Iladdon & Co. Dresses cut and fit or made to order. It. M lluddon Jc Co, I".. J .<LlggC!5?l!J> IJ'.'*- ' .j '!,. !1J'- Ar3T~J'J.. . Wnl*tu! <ivov? Ili'iiiti. \V.\!.:."rr liltoVK, A'.ir.s!, }':. H?*.. ! Tills sC'Mioii !t|')i?-:irs to i i li" ??( > I hi-dry stiva!;. .VI vi-j"tjil mii w oiiis l<> ' ' iilir.iivl li.ts li'.i;. mt> I'H s | '! <<M it. ill!.I i|:(> ci'.iwn lu?IN :u-'Irv/inns njvii-r I is?sr r:i;>itl'y. N-itno j'riij'U* s:iv (!i:il ihotc v. 'il | j not lie liver :i lliir.l <>t a crop mim'i1 ,b'it t!ic ;i : tl 1:1il-i t v S.'IVS ;i Ili.'lI'lTi*!". || i Wo cannot lake the fivqtienl advice of the Pri-sx tin-l J! in:it r in regard to sowing turnip.-,' | fur the ground will ii >t permit it. ji Tliciv will be ii biskot picnic nt Walnut i ti'ruve on tin* first Saturday <>( September. ii The morning will In* devoted to speeches oil j j Kducation, mid the best. methods of imparting it to others. The school commissioner I Mr. llodgcs :uul n'l the teachers of fehool distrtet. menil)..'!'threv* are hereby Invilod and re quested to attend. The evening will he do- ! voted to temperance and wc expect lectures from some noted temperance workers. A Sons of Temperance lodsre will he organ ized immediately afterwards and we hope . that matiy may think well nhout it and .join. 'Come on" conicali with well 111 led h:isketsl 'and expect a good time. Mr. Chreisberg, a noted tem|)erance lecturer, has been Invited, j Mr. O/.ie Harvey <jtiile recently killed lour *j ' squirrels with one riilehall. Iloshot through , a nest hiting three in tiie head and one in the, [ healt. This seems to be a big squirrel lalCi" but .we vouelnfor the truthfulness ot it. j Mi-. Kdjrlr Merrimau, in a manner, lost a' . mule on last Saturday, lie sent a negro to i eiteh the mule for liini and it appears that . j the 1:041*0 cot mail with il and jerking lip a j!1 ! thick plank smirk one of its le:rs and broke . it Mil a ly oil*. What about the law concern- '' ltw cruelty roatiinials? |c I Mr. Luther Kugiand from Westminster is j 1 Visiting Ills sister Mrs. 1'. Me(?ee. I, i Llile Mav lllaekwell alter closely observ-'lj Inc Mr. TV. J.. Med. e says t hat there is not a 1' j thins; the matter with hlin but fat. . i * | due of Mr. Ji:n Writrhis little girls has been ' " v :'i*y low for about I wo weeks but we are glad 1. to say she Is now better. | * The sore eyes arc raging among the chll-j" , dren. . .... , !'J t Walnut.fjro'tb school closes Friday; the pa- j'! I trous are requested to attend. ' I A protracted meeting began m v?aniui , I (irovcon last Friday, us was announced. .As:1 I 1 lie pastor was absent on account {of siekeess c j the members thoii'.'ht II best to close on Suit- r I (1 ly. 'i'lie meeting was curried on all togoMiei | i1 j by the iuci)iln_li;s. no sermon being preuclicd jv' latal). It v. as an interesting niecllni:. j > i Horse back riding i< (jt?itu fashionable with | some of our young people. The pretty and j attractive Miss Addie .sibert of Troy seems to j sr delight in it. ... .lii lMi't forget tiiepicnic. Come, Or yi.Hi frill jtl miss some line speeches. I li Dtio Wo*t I.oral*. Drr. W'r.s'r. Ansusl 21, lW. j'' Prof. J. M. Perry, of (in-piiviPe. is in town, i Mr. II. T. Morrison.of McC'eliandville.s. j is visiting friends in town. He attended Ho- . hart College in New York during the past 1 year, and will graduate next year. lie spent j ' three yenrs in Krskine. A pleasant moonlight picnic wis ctven In Mrs. K. I*. Kennedy's yard last Friday night | by t'ie yontiz ladies and sent lemon of town, j r Mi;se? Julia Kennedy and Kula lladdou j linve returned home. it Mrs. 11.1!. Grier's excellent o'd horse. Char- b ley, died bv?l week aged about ".'1 years. |> Mr. I'. h. Orier, who l'.sis been traveling In a the Interest of hl? school. Is at home again. Prof. J, M..To?ld, altera few days visit Inane re'urnoil to tlie mountains again last week. Three children were baptised in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church |iist Sabbatli. and Mr. W. I,. Wright in the Daptist church. . Mr. s. ,T. McCau^hHn. of Newberry, Is In town. ,! Prof. Hood leives to-day for Greenville. *' Miss Annie Crlce leaves Thnrsdiiy to take charge of her school at Woodwards. P Mr. \V. A. and Miss Mary I.omux. of Ver- " derv. are in town visit ins Mr. .1. I-\ Calhoun. i J Mrs. 1?. II l>ev!in, of Verder.v. worshiped In j " the Associate Keformcd church last Sabbath. |. Xo rain yet. P. Cotton picking has commenced In earnest. |! I)r. (irier is expected home the latter part of; !* this week i ' Mr. C. K. M?*Kay has purchased the dry i i, roods stoek of Mr. II. P. MeGcc. Wc predict " much success for him. *Mr. W. C. Krock has n turning lath in his | wood shop and makes excellent croiuet balls ~ and mallets. I.eave your orders with him. Xobie .lew. | WV ilo noi stinro In the common projtiillec against I .Tows. Al>rnhun wjs one rif the granilrst characters ? In history. arid Ms right rojral blond manifests itself in his ilesoenil.uits t<> this day. I.ook at the colossal llgnre of Moses and maeintier that hi- a Jew. A'l th<- prophets were -lews: all the apostles were .Tows; our ill- well Lord himself waea.tew. Whi n the I'.i- 1 vino Word became Ih-sh ami dwelt among ns. we must ? thinp ih.it 1ir> tlil- ivrv host iisrt of the hiinian | 1 race with which t?i?>re particularly to identify him-1 SI self. We believe llint he Sehcted the Hebrew rare I because it was tho hist, mid we also believe thut it Is | the best because he selected it. When the angel said ; ^ "Blessed art then among wom-n." he had it renson f?T j |( Siyinir It. No other woman h'-lds mcli position in tl-f | y iini^Hii family; she was a Jewess, no other race holds j sneh |i<isit'iiii,nmoic the* sons of men. Wo are in tho j (>j hahlt of boasting of our Anglo-Saxon-Norman Mood, i . | hut there it no blood like that of Abraham. The.lev* are ft peelie-s people; as a people, thev have no f?|:ia1s * in th's world, Jewish lawyer.* are great lawyers; Jewish scholars are great scholars; Jcwidi statesmen are sreat statesncn; Jewish merchants, princes and hanker* are princes inde-d. One of tho tnust co'ispl'-iioils ?f the Hebrew nice of 'lie present ?encr<itiuri war. the laic ?ir Moses Monte* li to. lie was a imtiec of Leghorn, Italy, where ho ?as bom Oct. 24. list, mid died at his res!d< nee near London. Knirland. July 2S vj, in the one hundred and first year of his as;-. He was a mall of . rent wealth, but this is net what made him icinni kalde. lie was a.tnan of treat liberality, but this is ne't what made liiin remarkable. lie was both wealthy and . J liberal, and this made hlin very remarkable, for j I rent ?ed:h and gnat liberality nre two things seldom J fonnd together, lie was intensely a .few. a most ardent lover?if his p'.ople. Wherever I hey lire scattered over the earth his sympathies inn out after them, and wherever i hey are oppressed he wits in hiifte to Itlf.trd I hern succor. The most cherished hope of his , life was to see his people to-domiciled in Palestine. / ami to the accompllahiueht of this end ho devoted \\ iimih of his ai t- ntioii and no small aniotintc'f his v.ist j wealth. Kill it was not the will of God that he sie'uld j see his hopes realized. I!ut l.is c'isrities were not j confined to his own people, llis heart was large j [i riiou'.'h t>> include the whole human race within the J[| embrace < f its affections; his benefactions were us widespread as they were generous, mid he will long be remembered lis one of tit/.' great philanthropist* of the itfn-i teenlh ceniti rv.. llis wife whs a sister-in-law of N itlum M?ver dfr Lothschild, the founder of the London branch "f the great banking In hi sr. Willi tli:s estimable lady b? 11veil fur til'ly year!1. When complemented l>y a friend, li- replied, "i iini no ?ifat iiihii. :As fur the little * ??> ! that I h ive accomplished, 1 am indcbt'.d fur it to my wife whose enthusiasm fur everything that van noble, sustained nic in my career." to the world is indebted for tlm princely J| liberality of this rmigiiillcciit giver to an Inspiration which had its source in the heart <1/ n Jewish woman. All. Shall ev?-j: puy the iteht that wc owe to the Jews! (Jan wu ever forget the fact described in those words of our Lord, "Salvation is ol iboJeus?" John _ 4: 21. Write with moistened Vy<s when we deelatV that it should tie our constant prayer that the blood of 'lie atonement which flowed through Jewish veins ii.ay be implied to the kilistn- n of our Lord according to the flesh. Let his blood be upon them and U|ton their I children in the *1 use that it shall cleanse them from i 3 all guilt and be their passport of admittance to the 1 B New Jerusalem, where Christ will be their king as | B we| as their kinsman, their lover, their Sa'lo'ur and I their eternal al I. J We regret that Sir Moses Montefiorc was not d Christian, blft we o*!r?"!ves would Hot be Christians if we failed to recognize and appreciate with admira tion and V! at it tide 11 life devoted by one of nature's noblemen to til" good of others. If, alasj Sir Moses was 11 humanitarian in the technical sense '.hit hu I denied the divinity of Christ.'it is still true that lie J was a humanitarian in the wider sense, that he was a _ lover of mankind; and as such wo reverently pay this It tribute of praise to his memory. Some TIfhotter than Silver nml (ioltl, [.-1 stoctiife Reformed Presbyterian.] "Silver and gold have I none," Mid IVter to the poor cripple at the pate of the temple, "but such us f have give I unto thee." And what he gave was infinitely better than silver and gold, lie lifted him up from his helplessness und in the name of Ji sits en- f* abled him to walk. No doubt hundreds had p.is'ed ! S the lame mm at the teuiple gate and responded to ills appeal for alms. The wealthy of the kingdom had ,, gone there ofte'ri tWfes to worship, but w ith all tlm jj show and jlitler of the assemblies that had gathered there, no power of healing had come to the sutferer. Amid the splendor of the temp'e scenery he hud luio | A a poor, helpless, and pitiable sufferer. There are many tilings which silver and gold alone can relieve. Love and sympathy, words of cheer and consolation will not feed the hungry, clothe the naked, pay the widow's rent or the d* dor's bill. But there are many things fur more valuable tlinn _ silver ami guld( ?liii gs which tliCM-, however abim- _ (Ijftftj cr'niinT |'ureli:.sc. Money it only valuable as a 1 means to an end, and if the end caii lie attained with- I out the mean?.the means arc of comparatively little J importance. Silver and told are worth only what they can purchase, and arc iheteforo Inferior to t lie things which they cannot purchase. Money cannot jnirch.isc health and strength of lioily. or pence of mind, or happiness. Great Minis .of money cannot purchaso the j-nrdoii of sin, or exeii ptiu'n fruui Its pV.'us end penalties, either here or hereafter. n Heaps of silver and cold cinnot bribe the destroy. ] cr, I feat It. or delay his coining for a single moment. tl Let us then learn that wraith Is an objecttolies'iuli?!, H not for its own sake, but only as a means of blessing n others, and that ti,oro arc many things fur mole valua- p bio than silver and gold. Not tuifre<|ui ntly people, with generous hearts and benevolent impulses, are I'd to think that l?cause they have but little or 110 money to give to help others, they are consequently debarred the privilege ami pleastiro of helping others. Not so. Think of' O I'ete* hikI Ji'hn with empty bands and empty purses r; doing fur the lame man what the wealth of a Vander- I ( lit could not have done! Think of the innumerable r wnjKol' keeping our Mlnw mvll without money! Tlifit uinn Is |nmr lmlcvd who lias nothing hut inon* (' ey, who had no kind words, no tender feelings, no (j genuine sympathy for those who are in distress and )| need benediction and assistance. What men need p most is not exemption from tlitfir burdens, not per- c feet relief from their eares and discouragements, but ft the heart and courage to rise superior to all these, anil '] by tlio exp-rletice of the same to grow into stronger and better men. It is frequently a positive unkiiidness to lift a burden or lighten a cross for a lellow F | struggler. ISetter let him carry Ills own burdens, and , help him rather by imparting a fresh inspiration of j ! courage and energy. j It is actual unkindness for a parent to work out the I problem* lor U1S CUll'l, or answer mi iiiu I|<it-?i"ira ill I his geography or history; the true way is to eneour-j Iiiu'i t'? do thi' work for himself. Wise parents abstain from doing for their children what tlicy eon ilo ! I for themselves. Muscles ami mental faculties must bo developed be exercise, ami that kind of help iiiu.it , be guarded against that encourages needless ignor- I Snco, ahiftles-ness or IncflV ': ncy. A gift of money iiiay relieve immediate distress anil j briuir temporary happiness, but it may also encourago ' riishcartenment and indolence. Far morels accom- , plished if the sympathizing friend ca:i take the >lu- . spondeilt one by the b?nd and by a few bratv, cheery , | words, induce him to rise lip Kif'iT help himself. Christ never gave m ney to any one, and yet there never was such a giver as Christ. We may not give | the 6.imu WM.sn/Vor help that Christ gave, li:'t we i can give the same Kind of help. Opportunities of i | helping without money are continually presenting i s j themselves, opportunities of putting fresh courage In- j t to the hearts of thows who have lalhn by the way. of j ; giving cheer and copifort to thise in sorrow or disi tress, of speaking a hopefui word to a friend in fmiin-1 j clal embarrassment, or to a young man in danger of;' j turning out of the path of safety : opportunities of i , j making life, amid its busiest scenes, a never ceasing ' ' i ministry of personal he'pfullioss whose blef.sril resufts j J1 I will spring up in tlio puthway behind us liKo flowers, j1 1 tilling our own life und the lives of others with a 4 sweetness and vttnshino not of earth, Lllornry I.if?>. The August number of Literary Lift! being tlio llrst number of Volume IV, ooHl tltiH | the first part of Joaquin .Mill's great poem, ' "The Sworil of the South." This poem, writ' ten in nnil for the Sout, he probhodes will | ! shak the rafters of heaven. The pout litis pu t1 i fortli his greatest energy in writing this j poem. It Is an eloquent pleading for a jusler appreciation of the true situation of the I ?e-.i-m.iii.:irii>il L'oncriins Southerner, whose!, | worid-wlde reputation is one of hospitality | I i and liberality, rather than thai of a sharer in j j our alv pervading infections greed for gold, for I 1 which those of the North are in this poem so j powerfully condemned. j lAtmtry Life is a high-class illustrated | monthly .Magazine, every number of which ' in worth the annual subscription to Same, which is but One dollar. Sample copies, ton j I cents. It Is published at 'XI Wabash Avenue, ! Chicago. In this Politics ? i Tlio resolution bejow was ndopted nt the District! 1 Conference M. K. Church South, at its lute nicetlnc in : Mnnulnif, and speak with uo uncertain sound on the, question of frvc tuition: ji . j 6. That wo ore profonrdly convinced that free i tuition u|> *n Die [nut of the State in lis Cniveri-ity at, Columbia, which in our jud:;n;6nt should ho confined ; to the free common schools, is unjust ill principle, ? Injurious in practice, and must ultimately work injury r j 1o all institutions under the care of the Church; and j that we shall ever option* such methods on the part of . j the State, which conflicts with principle^of justice | and right. --J If. -I. .'IWIIUI . M? i .HWIB?WI I nroiii>('Ins)?. i rni "<(' S-.nt'irnn.) WtMii'iki'si i: u:;i :-!i eililorjstl !i .Yer. #uW f r silei.l! *"i iit 11;> v.*!i:.-!i v.v ! >tii:>i very !:u. Tin ?;.]< use ! !: <*! sen! i ir.en:s. slinl ! i: nu ll win) "lix scili's" ivusifiil. sn ill' I ho will i ill,- voters, stnil I'iMi them thr.uisrh c-?uiv?'ii ions l>y sharp prnetiee, will eventually Him :lii'ir mviipsil ittii none. The State i< !>xi j ?>r? :o indulire in the luxury of ihrni-heat oilleia! ivhus > iluties. oiil-uli- of ilruwiittf their salsi ies sun! Koitin-j drunk whenever tree chain ,'aixne i< *? ! up, :ig?> purely ornamental. Jler is the elippiim: ' A lit'lo Incnnnc'sisin is now in oriler i'i Soul (' iI'.linn. li is time tn m k'i't fur fiiiliiic olllees tli wln> nil- alis ihitely lit lor llnoo jiliivs. nn mlisreiMttl nksolsitely the imlinii that rank la tli .Nwfeilersitr nriiiy, iir eininenre fit the l!ar. nr a Inn ii'il'irtei' (nf ? hiimlretl yi-sirj* llienalioiits) is an nil iiilliolent (piaMleatimi for any post of tinnor or trust IVho are tiio In-St men lor ihe pluees t.'i ho ^lled rii.it is the only tiod. It irittcr.t not a j.. vhethrr they Rpell th?lr name or.o way or another ir whether their nasne ha* a flavor ol France or n .'airland; or whether they have, or have ml. a cent narnlfati er wlm sitrneil the I'eeinration of Ini)epelul nee, or who w?u!i! have sij-neil ll if he Kail I'.ail tli iiiiiurtunilr. The iinai.'e.tovnkiii?, we fanev, I - - ? * - ?? ..i i... . ..n u i-i.".. ii. D'llll Ileum. lie ? "HI I Hill... .1 f. ...n. ... Iiape which \v;is taken in Knrn|.e, where (lie m.'sps u he iinniri'S kooiiii iI t? lie singled mit fur wfiftiiu <>|i - >*> {mil a-iil attisofc. We wmihl leave in iiciic lio |i|iiImwi\* as ?'< ll a1* th.' t?f? <?f ifonii ?|i mazes. i.nt stive 11* tin* hest iin-n f.ir tin- places, nni lie lu-st man P-r every plnee. A I i.Iinn? tu * ar l It risht here in tlie Soutli Carolina Military Acad inv.'* 4 \Vcassort litis a f.ic:. that no morecrime law horn conimi11<*<I in tills County In tl:i liist twelve inonil.'s than in others i filie Ran i i/.o in litis Siato, timl elsewhere. Tito rcpor if "lawlessness in I.aurons'' is caused hytli< rwise nianncr In which the laws are enforced Vliile the wnr Is belli!; waned so tiercel; gainst l/iurens, lot its not forgot the State a tirue, hut make a dean sweep of lawle*snc.* rnm our borders. The luture of Soutli Cam lint depends in a groat measure upon he cputatlou abroad, ami it wo would haw tin hie of emigration turned in this ill root ion. I an only tie done by boldlm: inviolate llu Ights (if personal pecurlty,. proloclion to pro icrty and tt just administration of the law I'hich.is vouohsafed to its by the Slate."y.iiiT'ri'.t ,-t < Inert tor. There I? no excuse imw f.ir a man carrying sni'ei rceiiha< ks. f "r It will stmd h-iilim; mil. ri'.'.tMtu: ?nt i.niiiy, mid tlirli Imik l.i'iL'lU.a/iil neat. A riti/.en n Id* pluci! accidentally li-fi a soiled live dollar I'ill ii is |iaiitK pocket the oilier day which went, tlirnagl lie filbl'PtS all right Clliiti^ out clean mill new. Col. Thus. Doila'iioad, an old and wel liiowii railroad ollielal, died in Richmond a;, yesterday, at the ago of slxtv-four. Columbia Female College COLUMBIA, S. C. rilF Fall Session will open Wednesday L Septemb'-r In the Contra I oily, olc an! building, boiuitilully situated, noted Co ofiltlil'uinoss, well furnished, iniml lable, on alilo teachers, superior advantages in MiiN.ii nd Art. Kates low. For catalogue apply ti O. A. DAUBY, I). !>., August 2U, W!i. It President. For Sale. PHK HOrSK AND liOT In Abbeville v|] 1 lage, reeently occupied by F.dwurd Noble :sii? as a residence. The dwelling lias beei I'cently repaired, new outbuilding have beet ineed upon the premises ami there Is a com ell of water. The grounds are beautiful and lie canton ample. Is conveniently located ti lie Public Scjiiaro. Alsti. his PLANTATION located two and i alf miles from the vl lage, near l.'pper I.onj alio church, containing VC) Acres, more < ] ?ss. and lies adjoining the lands of S, W orlirail, and others. For terms apply to K lOJfU.K. lSq.. While Oak, S. C? or to VT 'K!tli?\. at the l,aw olllco of l'errln A otliran; at. Aljljevl.llc C. II., S. C. August 2ti, ISAi. 2lll STOVES ^RE AWFUL CHEAP, ITE are nowsollinga flr$J-clas? No. 7 STOt'F fV complete, with more PIPING ASI TKNSILS than any 0110 else lor the pitiful im of S12.50. ~c don't propose to be undersold by any nusein the Stale, "and don't you forget it." re CAN DOWN ANY 150I)Y on TIN HOOF SO, as our freight costs but little, ami labol ists less. If we can't work cheap show in le man that.can. Put lhe?e tilings in yout Ipc and smoke to the health of A. J. SPROLES & BRO. August 21, l.Vw, tf ELECTION. V X election for IXTKN'DANT nnd I'Oiril "AKUDNS will be held In the Court House n 10NMY, 1411 SEPTEMBER, t?xt. rolls will open nt fi o'clock a. in. nnd ill renin in open until (i o'clock p. in. Tin1 following named persons will act. ns lanagers: (". Hughes, \V. T. McDonald and . \V. Sjnitli. . iiy Order ol the Council, J. S. HAMMOND, ONES F. MILLER, IiitendaCt; Secretary. August 20, ISM. ill ABBEVILLE IIII SCHOOL. [MlKlS-S Osmslon or the IIIGII SCHOOL L will begin 011 I0NDAI, SEPTEMBER Mill. WISTEU ARCIIEK, of Virginia, Principal. Mr?? AW \ M iinViriKr.' ? of Virginia, I MISS NANNIE Will I K, f Assistants, of Abbeville. J The Scholastic yeiir will consist of ten ion!lis of four weeks caeli divided into twe esslons,as follows: A I'aying Session o( twenty-eight wceki nd 11 Free Session of twelve weeks, paid foi y the Public School Fund. Free Session to begin on the first Monday ii .pi-ii, m'. JONES F, MILLER, Secretary. Angus) 20, 18s."i. tf REAL ESTATE -A. C3r E3 3XT T. rHE undersigned offers his services to tin citizens of Abbeville counly as.ugei'l li lie pnrelnise and sale of Kent Rsbit When o sale Is made the only charge will be foi dvertlsinir. Commissions, one tuid one lml er cent. 011 all sales. T T PAPTTQ na ii x uuuu, For sale In Nlnoly-Stx township 12!> Aero: I valuable land, a part of the original liar iittvillo place. The land will ho divided in Wo or three tracts or sold as n whole, publii owls touch it on two sides. Also. MM) Aero tract In llwee miles of Ml 'aritiel tlepot. on Savntinnh Valley liallrniid 111 the premises is a gooil dwelling house, gli: ouse, and all other necessary Improvements hi acres of Hiver and 'J"? of brunch botlo'ms ii ultivation, four hundred acres in origina irest. Tills is an extra valuable plantation 'erins reasonable. Also,One House and lot In Abbeville. Com ilete inevery department and convenient ti itisiner.s. 'J'lie lot contains one acre. Koi erms and particulars apply to J. T. 1'AltKS, Agent. August 5, U'S5. Sheriff's Sale. t. r. Cade against A. \\\ Cole and H. I-'ranl Cole.?Execution. [>V virtue of an Kxcution to tne directed, I: l> the, above staled case, I will sell to tin ilghest bidder, at public auction, within tin egal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House m Monday, the "til da.V of Sept., A. 1). lss." he following describi.il property, tt> wit: Ar hat trnct or parcel of land, situate, lyini iiiil beinu In the county of Abbeville, Souti .'aroliua, containing Ninety Acres, norc or less, the property of A. \V. Cole. At o all that tract or parcel of land, adjolniti! lie above, containing Eighty Ac res. norc or less, the property of It. Frank CoK lounded by lands of .1. K. Caihonn, .las. Mi ielvy and others. Levied on and to lie soli t.< the property of A-' W..C0I0 and 11. Ftanl 'ole to satisfy the aforesaid Execution am 'lists. TEltMfi?Cash. J. F. C. Dfl'UF, ClinrllT \ lihtil'illii ( '< ttl 11 f V Shcrifl'B f)(11 no, AlYbev'll'eC\ii". S. August II, 1SS5, at Tie AMle Mai" Society WILL meet WALK DAY in SKI'TKM liFJl a (1J M. \V. T. JUNKS, President. John A. Koimxso.n, Secretary. I>cc. 10, ISM. lyr POOR HOUSE CABINS Sralkd proposals willrkrecei\ I'tl till September 7, lK'ij, fur building two (: lonblo cabins at the Poor House. Specific! Lions may be seen on application to the Clcr Of the Hoard. The contractor will be mini ed to give bond with approved sureties. Pile may be sent to the undersigned Or left wit Mr. Klugh, at Abbeville, C. II. W. T. COWAN, County Commissioner. August 11, ltto. It Notice, S WILL SI'.!.!., to tlio highest bidder, on f-'n! 1 nidaj. iiit- *<!ii o:' Sejit?.i!ib?-r. "I l.OWildl-'vii', S. I'., the following J'flSlCIJt , property. to wi? : Ktsht head of iMtiic, on? was:o'i ami pi/nit \t ion lools. Levied on mi der nior:?aveas the property oi llir.ah i'aiiu i' or, ilcivsiscU. Tenn??Cash. S. r.AKKR, .! T. A. l'.VNIKL, D. \ August IT, 1SS3. nt. t-j House and Lot for Sale. . ! <!()OP housecontiiliiinir six rooms, wltlisi H well of line water uml fifty-six acres o: . land is ofl'eied I'.irsile. Also two huildiui; lob icontal.ilng one aero each, situaicd in the \ I town of Abbeville on Main Street.. p For prices and tortus apply al tbls otllce. ' An;', lit. 1-S), tf GREENWOOD ' Female college > <;itf:i:xwooi>. s. c., WILL OT'KX SKI'TKMIIEU IS, 1S8S, and continue ten months. Tlie location is ventral, healthful nml picasant, convenient 'o Methodist, Itaptlst ami ' 1'rcsbytertan clntrehes. ltooms are Ir.rtfo ami . well \cntiiatcd, and home earo and cotnl'ort> olleredi instruction by able and experienced teachers, am' while tlie College will be strictly non sectar'an, and will not be conducted In s the Interest of any regions denomination, II i* Is the intention of its managers that it shall p liavoa decidcd Christian character, t Studies in Colleue classes will includc the e entire KukIIsIi Course, Mathematics, through 'l'rixoiionielr'-; FVencli, Latin, Calisthenics. L* J. l.ifittittt' !?.. t ii t I ?\cr Ilruu'lnir IliwtflL I mental and Vocal Mus'.c! Tonus: i" Monthly or half in advance: e Hoard, fuel and lights, per month $12 01 t Tuillou.ln .t'olicgc Classes, per term uf _ p 101* month* -V) fHl - Tuition In Intermediate Class 83 0< , 'fullion In rrimary Department..: w - Tuition in Instrumental Music -10 Wi Tuition in Vocal Music (spccial lessons).. -IK (X Tuition in Uerman loon 1 Tuition li| Tainting I Tuition lii Drawing -U Oi; Faculty : l! Miss Theresa Giles, A. M., Trinity College; N. C. i Miss Persia 1\ Giles, A. M., Trinity College, N.C. MissMary OHcs. A.M.. Trinity College,X.C, Miss.su.; K. Giles.. (Graduate of Wcsieyan ' Female Institute,Statimoii. V-a.j .. Mi (iciiuciioii miiue in hiiiioii nrein ?n protracted sickness. For other parileular* ) apply to K. H. F. (SILKS. Hsu.. A ill; ust 12, ISSI. St tiiceliwood, J->. 0. i)ue West I FEMALE COLLEGE, ^ EXFRCISKS JIKCIX FIRST MONDAY JN October. CHreful inohil traljjH'K- .Thorough teaching, llu.it I'Mcl'itles 111 Music. Instrumental and Vocal, French and i alutlng. * Terms unusually low. Whole cost of lioard | mnl tuition lor yoarSNViC(). For Catalogue, apply to the President. J. P. KENNEDY, Duo West, S. C. July 2?, l.?XT>. 7t erskl\te"collegeT Due West, S. C. ORGAXTZKI) IN* 1RKI. Proposes to give a thorough Colt esc training. Necessary ex penses only about Faculty complete. Opens flr.?t Monday in October. Send for catalogue to W. M. GRIER. Juiy2ft, 1SS-5, tf The Record of the ; LanrensYille Female Colleie I?OK tlic past Session litis been remnikably . tine. with an ablefnetilty, fine buildings, healthy climate, and.exceedingly low rules ot hoard and luitloh it odors uusttrpns"cd Int (l{ihoiuent< lo parents who wish to thorough1 j ly educate tlifcir daughters, For catalogue ot . fall Information apply to . Kuwakd E. UKITT.on. Jt. "W. Vir.NI-'It. i Secretary, 1'resilient. July 1 jMTi. tit I!ox ">2, Lnurcus, s. Ho! For the Mountains. ON and after Thursday, the filh lnst?, we will start,a lmck for Cedar .Mountain (Hoii" do (.Sower,; making |H-weekly trip*?-'I ticsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Parties wishing to go to C:esar's Head and I!nrk Forest will he taken there without extra cost. Fare J.'.'-o. Orders for seats will be left tit GOWER & REILLY'S, City Warehouse. August 12, ISM. Jm j A.MI CONDENSERS. I ? ? | AM rilF.I'ARKD to do nil wttrk In my ! 1 line, such us repairing -Ills'. A<!. I keep oil i liand at all limes-mii materials and comlenscrs. l'rleeof condensers "iilj?. per sitf. I'.rlim In your work ill otiue.,lii order to Imye your tins leady for (lie ciiinln^ season. All orders promptly tilled aud t> itistacllon guaranteed. S. M. DAVIS, Ninety-Six, S. C. July 2?, 1 <*:.. lm The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AiUlEVILLK. I'robnlc Court.?Citation for Letters of Adiiiiuistratlon. llv J. FCM.KK LYON, KSQ., I'KOIIATE JIMMJK WltKHliAs. II. AL Campbell, lias made nli i?i mo in " I'.n 111 ti I in I.fttersoi Ad in I tiist rut Ion now of the Estate mid effects of Win. Campbell, late of Abbeville County, deceased. These arc therefore. to cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Win. Campbell, deceased, that they i be and appear before me, in the Court of l'roI Imt*!, Iff .be ?j?ld ni Abbeville C. II., on FriI il:iy August. "J t., INK.-,, after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the afternoon, to show ! cause If any they have, why the said Admin'list ration should nut be granted. Given undrrmy li:ijjd;uid seal, this -llli duy o.f Auuftsl, iu Ih^yc ir of our Lord one thousand eijilit hundred and eighty-four and in the J 10th year of American Independence. Published on the ."tH day of August, 1W, in JJie Pre** itinl Jtnnnvr and on the Court House door lor the time required by law. J. l-ULLElt LYON, > . Judge l'robftte Court. August 5, Ifc'O, tf ; MOSHELEY'S 1 CELEBRATED MOLLIS Oil IS a splendid Lubricator for Knjrincrl. Printing Tresses and S-iw Mills aud is the best and cheapest oil for Harness, llelts, Hoots, Shoes and I,father cent-rally. Warranted a ' Waterproof l.catiicr Preservative. It Is iiencI ; trati ns. and renders soft and pliable the hardest Leather. For sale by i J. Knox & Co. August a, ism. tf -Ear Netts TjiOlt SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES, Ii fur sjito ti\- THOS. HKtiliS. ? August 12,1;<S5. tf Webb Halters. AN ASSORTMENT Just received and for 1 A clump by TIIOS. lJKCiCSS. August ]J, 1KS"?. tf Notice of Partnership. . 't'IIK undersigned have formed n partner1 ship lor the practice of law under Hie ' linn name of CAMIOIV Ar .MAItlCY, to , take.elleet from and after July 2,1 All business tnitrusted to tliein will rcceivc prompt attention. onvu.i.i: r. r.tr.nr.ujf, ]>. LL'C'lEN MA11KY. ' July 8, 1RS">. tr 1 Toad working, ALL public highways in Abbeville cbtlnly must bo thoroughly worked ami put In - good conditions at or.ee. 11i?h way Superintendents ami Kind overseers will takeduv notice ami ^ovein ihemfsclvcs accordingly. Roadside ditches must In: cleared of obstructions, and made deeper or new ones cut where necesrary. i' We will enforce the law strictly against any b | Overseer ami Superintendent wliose road or a , roads are not worked in aceordanvc with tlib .: order by tlie 1st of September next. 1 James A. McCordi William Riley W. T. Cowan, County Commissioners. Suly 20, lss-'i, 5t Something that Every Body lias beec j Looking for Found at Last!! The American . Frnit Preservinc Powfler & Lipifl A CERTAIN and SAKE 1'RESERVEtt o all kinds KruiLs or Vegetables with oil I lie rosi 111 uuyinp ui'i ini-iiuiiii.t svuivii viiiik I A 5l.'*i package will keep perfectly sound am tresU'ijii pounds Irull. or vegetables, In anj kind of vesspl that Will hold It. Trial size?">e Call oil Cotlirn'f A-. I'orrln. iMll^lsts, Ah . bevllle, N. t'., for testimonials und proof, whi a'U-o have It lor sale. For sale 'by [,ec A- llailey, firecmvood, M I A. C.ifcon, Hodges, and II. It. Turner, Ninety HILL BROTfiERS, . Wholesale Agents, Anderson, S. C. June it), iss"). ffni * Vacuum Harness Oil. 1) rpo keep your harness soft, and make then I wear wHI, you musttfet some, forsalo li half-pints, pints and quarts h.v k l)ce. 17, 1SS4, tf Til OS. HKGOS. [g Hand Made v7 ork Preferred li T KIND the citizens of Abbeville Count} I advocates of homemade harness, etc. . have supplied myself with material for tin manufacture of nil such work. Call ami nfl fo: what you want in my line; if it in not. 01 hand. I will with slidrt nolleo have it mad for you. THOS. liEQUS. March 23,16S5. tf f AT TUB ^ | -OF J.D.CHALMERS & CO. ABBEVILLE, S. C [ PaRI-OR SUITS, In Mohair. Mohair nml i plush Omuls. One set In CRIMSON l'LUSH. / lHAMitUlt SVITS, In WALNUT, CHER. U KY and OAK, latest styles. CIHAM15ER SUITS, Tainted In beautiful / colors. 17INK SI DE HOARDS, and CHIFFONIERS ; H.V FES, Ac. HA fil< STANDS, nn<l HAT HACKS. Tbc Hall Stands arc new and beautiful cooils. WARDROBES?MAHOGANY and WAL'? NUT?with line FIIKNCII GLASS in the doors. Splendid goods. f A BUREAUS ranclng in prices from 88.00 -1U to sai.un, nil with the best of glass. QCrt HF.DsTF.ADS stt prices from 82.50 to ?i\5\J Sju.(K). Bottom figure. /1KH CHAIRS-PARLOR, CANE, AND uju WOOD SEATS, at prices from 73 cents to S1-J.IX) each. M' ^VrTRFSSES-all sizes. SPRING BEDS aiutCjTS. Wc sell u good Spring lied ' tor 81.73. Formic KRAMICS-In YJCI.iV1ST, 1';IidNV, and .OILT, I'roin OAltl) sl/.es to f.'Ali. IXF/i'S, Mild l'AMCI.s. Fine Assortment. I7INK I'lCTUltlC Kit AM E MOULDING on ; tmnd, from the. In wot price to best, all sizes,bin h? piit np in best manner. PICTURE C0I1I> and NAII.S. vyiXDOW SHAPES, In "DADO" styles? *? latest and best?Just to hand. All sizes. Call and sec tiieni. Very low In prlees, '1*0 AI5HIVJC in a few days?The liandsom-r 1 est lot of WAMi 1'APEit in the up-couutry. AVe are going to sell It at city prices. TMIIC ABOVE ANNOUNCEMENT wl'l tell 1 you of apart of the goods we have 0:1 . hand. We will soil them us low as the lowest prices. Respectfully, j D CHALMERS & COOctober 20, 1881. n it Are Opening Their Large and Well Selected Stock of All Kinds of GOODS. And are Eeady to SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Will Advertise More in Detail Next Week. April. 1, lS8.r>. tr. For Sale. J-JY virtuo of an innato desire to supply the dcmanda of the trade, wo will sell that large and desirable stock of Ready-Made Clothing and Otfercbats. situate in the town of Abbeville, in tho I upper part of tho Dry (JOotla establisli*j mcfit of \V. Joel Smith & Son, and j bounded on the right by their well known and extensive stock of Fine Hats, arid on the left by their immense reserve ; stock of Boots and Shoes, bounded In the rear by a barricade of Saddles and Trunks, surmounted by riii .armory of I'rccch loadnig, single and double barrel ftli Cuna | KJXJ.VSU i+A stnd iii front by a continuation of that same imincrfse stock of Clothing till you rcaeh the rock wall of low living juices. Sold to satisfy the demands of tlic trade. TERMS'?Reasonable. Smith & Son. Merchants. Nov. ?fi, 1SS-I. tf ifOiil ARE now prepared to exhibit an elegant stock of : SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. AM d-|iar!m< :it? are lr.il, and persons iti want .of isny itrtlcle, have ouly to rail for it! and be supplied. In retard to prices, a vreal many goods are | noweohl l?*lo\v,tliejcost ol' production. Satisfaction Kunrti'"<'f?cil. Let every one call and see for himself. . WHITE BROTHERS. The Prospect of War TJKTW KKN England ' nil Ilu.ssla will not, at ii present prevent P, ROSENBERG & CO,, ( ' oin ??n?*rihit to lite ;iul>1W mi Inimcnseslot-It of Spring and summer < Jooils at. siMoMisblmj! ly low in lci'h. Tlicy liavc on hand u complete line of jMes's, Boy's and Youth's CIotliiaE ' j just.nrrlvcd, tti?t. yon cin'l Iwlphuylnj; If you ! only heiir the prf"e meiiljonycl. While Vests almost given away. Inspecting tliCIr slock of DRY GOODS wc find n lioaullful fine of figured I,awns.nt ! only I'.j Cenfs per yard. Oinuliams 5 cents I per yari'l. Klcsicliln^r froin "> em Is up. Culleo C lioni 5 to 7 cents. All winter goods will lie Jsoldal.net cost. They can also <?lve entire satisfaction in Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Jewelry,] I Roger's Triple Plated Silverware, , Crockery, Hardware. and an Immense stock ol (imw'i'ii's, (.'urn, Flour anil I'ncoti always . on lia/fcf at lowest market prices. Their "Celebrated Pearl Shirt" already takes the lend for durability, and as the best fitting shirt made. (Suns, Pistols and i Cartridges, of all kinds, constantly In stock. In fact you can be supplied with nearly everythjng hy them at most reasonable prices. , Don't delay paying them a visit. P. ROSENBERG & CO. , April. 15.1W, t< [ Wanted to Rent. I WISH tc 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 01 cupy. lam willing to pay a fair rent. Address J. H. WILSON, Abbeville, i?. C. July 2911), 1SSJ. tf FALL AID WINTER GOOES ?:o:?:o: ? Constantly on Hands a Large Assortment --ofDry Goods, Ndtions, Domestics, Hats Clothing, Boots and .. . ? Shoes Groceries* and Nearlj Everything Wantec by .the Trade W, JOEL SMITH & SON, Abbeville, C. H., S. C. Oct. 1, 1SSI, If Something New Uttnder th( Snr. wuu, [WILL 1)0 ready on :iml after t.lic Jnt c March t'? ilo ony -KKl'AtltlNU. whirl may lie wanted lo your SADHLIvS anil HAH NIvS.S. Don't postpone Ihu nmiter t*n Ion jr. The cyclone limy come along. B ready f jr the emergency THOS. BEGQS, Feb. 27th, 1K8J. tf ImfflTWW xtow ji.vvi: tiik pi-F.Asrnr 01 ll announcing the arrival of an utrraetiv l,lnc of FINE SHOES. Consisting of a full assort ment for Men's, Ladies's am Children's wear, in all th< Latest Styles. Mnrf.li V-' i*?4, tf w?I rr:~ A* U W IS JUU1 XUilt. IIIAVK Just received n lot of No 1 liarucs leather. If you want a harness or anj lhin}{ in iny line made to order. Call sown a we :iic I'tisy at ttils sea>on. M-iy 27; ia-c5, tc Tiros, ukogs. A Long Needed Want SUPI-'LIED; MILLER BRO'S. a Rlv AG K NTS KOFI ^ANNAMAKER . A. JllloWN, Mereliant Tailors, the largcs house ol the kind in the United Slates, am are prepared to take measures for gentlemen1 suits of every description, over two hui drcd samples are 011 exhibition at. the store c JIILLKU BitOTilEIW. December 21, 1S3J. WALTER L, MILLER .Attorney A.t Law ABBEVILLE, R. C. Collars AXOTIIKll lot of all kipcollnrstofltliorsc or inui.tv for sale by T110.S. BEUGS. Dec. 17, 1?:1, If Wanted TO SELL WITHOUT PROFIT 1,000 Bushels White Corn. 100 Barrels Flour. 50 Barrels New Orleam Molasses. 50 Barrels 25 Sacks Coffee. AT PARKER & HILL'S, Dec. -Jl, lssl. School Books! School Books DAIIGE stock of all kinds oi School Books! TT TT7 T A TIT COAT At Cf\ JLL, Tf I XJ?Jw TV KtXTA. 1 V?/ Wl Jriii. 2?, 1&V>, tf Well Boring. J - 1*1 IT, midesigned wit h his large 10 I tic auger,and the double glazed Term Coll curbing cnn put yon up a well that will la> lor ages, at one half fht! prlety of dug wnlli lie lines ttie ordinary sizo wood bucket. f< drawing water. The cleaning out of ttie."wells Is the work of n minute, by keeping tin bucket in bottom of well to be hooked oi at will, lie iils<j4>nr4he agency for Abbe'Vi'l county for the celebrated Porcelain lined Ci cumber rump, which lie can furnish and pi iu at less than Factory prices for a sing! pump. ('HAS, M. CALHOUN. Greenwood. S. C., Jan. U, 1881. lyr THELIGHTRUNNING NEW HOBM IS now (lie favr?:lte ninom; Sewing Ma< liliu and is certainly above u'l tromi'iiitloi I>??!n?{ ilie widest, range of work, e<jiii|>|ie Willi :ili i lie lit test. ini|>rovt;d ntlarliinciiis, I is bft.voml nil dispute I In* easiest 11 ml liglito ruii 111i>u shuttle iiineliiiie mi the iiuirkct, mi is i':iht growiui: to lie t in? most popular nif elilii" sold. l'artii's who c>nfem|?lnlc bnyin a machine will certainly tiiel il to 1 lioir inti-i ?*>t to see and try I lit- "I.lstltl EZiiimiii Xl'iv IJonie" ticlorc liuyilig. Sold upon eas terms, williin the reach of all, eilher o monthly Inslailmritt.s or on liine with a cas 1'H.yieent. Try tin- I.ltiHT Kl'NNINti NKV liu.vlE anil you will buy no oilier. For sal E. M. K EATON, Feb."js, lOni Abbeville, S. PERRIN & COTHRAN .Attorneys at Law, AliJAKVIfjlilO. S. C. Ernst's rrUUXXF seed ill great v iriety and qu.vlt 1 at II. W. LA W.SOX it C'O.'S. July S, lso, tf nwr ipnww cjrri? A TVT mitt 1 nu 1 U *! VS U X 4JA1U iUIJJU Wo Iinvo progressed so far in lilting u; our Com Mill that wo wfll grind lor the public en Tuesday' anil Saturday's. We have liir hcst machinery ami will giv prompt attention ami a full "turn out" to al our patron,s. Wiirii you'e.omo to town brins yourcori with you ami take it homo in the shape n good meal. Ot? Washington St. near tlio depot. S.M'Tll a iliSNKY. April, 15, hvr,, tf KOHICKT 11. HEMPHILL. WILLIAM 1'. IWLIlnr.N HEMPHILL & CALHOUN, Attorneys at Law, AM5KVIIJ.K, S. C. Will practice In ail tlie Courts of the stati February I, 1nS">. Leather. CAijK MkIXS, ICipSkiii''.ami Marries lentil cr mi liaiul ami for sale l?y March :'l, ti THUS. lUXifiS. Axle Grease "J>Y the box, dozeu. ur gross, for sa!? choa] -L> |..y THUS. LiiOOfj* jr.- ' " If yon want i Blinds, Mouidii Laths, Lime, ? Barbed Fence 1 IT\ IT T> .A.G'IEj , ABBEVILLE, July 22, if ^DRUGC " I/ F.KP CONSTANTLY ON IIANO A FULL / IV DIUKiS, c;HKMICAI,S1itc..ri( HNT ANI> PUOPIUKTAKY MLDIUNi-.S. H ] Dvspepsin. For x'tlr rrnly hu u.i. Try our HLACK iin.I our COMPOUND SYUUP SAHS.VPAIULI F IJKD IllJf} POISON, (lie most convenient wny of e i nil lhr> staple itml fnshtonnhlo eolo's, A full 111 STATIONARY; etc.. etc. 'J'lio host hrhndu of CU coniplnrp Hock of WIIITK LKADS, PAINTS.! IIU SI IKS, WINDOW CLASS, OOLDHN MACI Cros. PHKl'AltFD PAINT, the best In tlie mark< ' Prescription. I " Ph.vslelnn's prpsf-riplions nnd Fnmlty ltrclpes 1 rleueed and competent hands. Orders by bund o a April 29, lSco. tf A. E. R 0 DEALI GUIS, FLlil'll ' Hams, Lard, Sugar, Coffe fc T AM SELLING TIIK ADOVK GOODS FOR v '|ll will make ii totlie lnlerentof nil CASH lm f* thnt LOW CASH prices will he tipurvciuted by 8 Interest to cell only for SPOT CASH. I lui vo m l* der niiy consideration. Sl'OT (.'ASM or no go wi " We tliunk our friends and customers for fmdt fn THE ABBEVILLE Wl Jan. 2^, 18SI, tf " n AVE Just opened si now and plcgantly fltlci Corner, under tlio J'rmn and Manner oilier;, i receive till thoir stock is complete a full line of Drags, Medicines, Chen Also, nil llio popular PATENT MEDICINES ke] a warrant to lie fresh anil aootl. Wo also oiler a well selected stock of FANCY < Colognes, Foreign and Domes in great variety, Handsc Onrlincof HUUSIIEK AND SOAPS Is simply NAIL, FLESlI, SHAVING AND SHOE lJIiL'S St. .1 a unary 2S, 1RS5, tf t - thomas McOETTIOAN having sol.l out tin 1 1 First Class Tronic nt thft.X/wwnmi lirotnors hill pnMic iitmnlloii to the St FKUIOIt ({,UAI<I h.v ntco, and used as a llcaw-rogc and Family Ml' selected Malt, Is absolutely PITRH, ami it Is TONIC and as a INVIGORATING HBAI.TH HKVKRAOK It is iiiioxcullcl, nml only to be l:iv I The proprietor has on hand a FiH'o <*tiick of M | COOL TI V< ?r,7 liKKit at only to edits a ln>ttl<\ < COOL TKM 1'KltATK DRINKS put up 111 Fir ! saloon of tiic up-country. Bu Give Tota a Call at t! PALMETT h May Mth, 1S8I. jj b7f7stj s abbevii ic Is now prepared to furnish _ ed Lumber, and is ready to fi Work of any kind, at the ver ]! most reasonable prices. June l.'i, issj, tf 1 11 Ml!1 Under the New Hotel Will be Found ] New Fall Goods I at 's li low Prices i by i QDARLES & THOMAS . i; Abbeville, S. O t ^ fil'pt. 1SSI, if { - The Place to Get What Is ' You Want! \\ ; thos, m. christian). HAVING bought tho interest of Mr. a JOHN WILSON in tlio business 1 formerly conducted by them jointly will keep ahvavs in store, a complete .stock ol , FANCY * t/KO'CKKIKS, ('ANNIII> . , ' i;i)Oi)S and CoNFKCTIONKlUKS ol f all kinds. The best and cheapest CIGARS and TOI5ACCO. Tho FINKST , WINKS and LlljUOKS. / l> ?' Sweet Mash Corn "Whiskey ? For medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kii'ul lot medical s purposes. (Jive lmnacall. Satisfaction guaranteed r *1 All persons indebted to tho linn f of Christian .V:. Wilson must make immc11 diute payment. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, Abbeville, S. C, Feb. l:t. 1SS4. tf Now is the Time . fO hnveyourSatItllcftnp.il harness repaired ' | J ami put in onlcr for pleasure, dou'f. put it oil*tinlil sonic-thing hreuks ?vil m-iiio one iicts hurt. THUS. llKCJtiS. March is\*>. u Be in Time. ClAl.liSonn if you want n ham! math' lsnr-'f; i nex, we nre try injj to Uerp up a supply. | * ' May UV, I>s>, tf 'J'i I CIS. HKiltiS. Second Hand Harness. II'' vosi cannot alliiril to luiy a n<:v. Jis?rne??s ? <mI! nil I In* suiiM rih. r aini hu will >< li yott \ . ll i'i't>!.?l m I ]u tjooii ivp'tir. . | iXc. i*, lU:i, t: TUOv UlX:?.:s. | Sash, Boors* igs, Shingles, Cement and Afire, call on Ymmiii IIXTT, C. H., S, C, . ^ISTS. LND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE p. All the latent mill popular llnesof PAlohlilnfn 1,10 1>chi Liver Medlcliin.j'tirpn. fil-.KUY I'llKlHAI, for Summer Complaint;' t.\ t\ lth IODIDE POTASH for the Hloml. dcslioylni: these insect* DIAMOND DYhK lie of FANCY (.OOI)?.TOILET AtITfCLEM, ISAKS. TOUACCO AND <'HiAHETTES. A* dir.s. varnish ks, etc., etc paint IINE Oil,. We sell the celebrated Ilairlsou lit. .Special attention paid to tlio Department: [Illort ntall hb:?r?of day and night by exper inul! promptly attended to. SPEED & NEUFFER. . GERS, m iitiHif! :r in* HEAL, HE 1 e, Molasses and Soap. SPOT CASH nn.l CASH ONJ^Y. j era to hny their goods from inc. Believing the trade nnd that It' will he to our mutual ? lopted this rule and will not breuk them utiill he our motto! ivorS and promise lower prices than crtT at 10LESALE TilR / Mil J lip DRUG STOItR on the Marshall ITouao and arc now receiving and will continue t<J deals, Dye Stuffs, &c. c pi In n first-class Drug Store, all of whleli IOOPS, consisting tit ? t . jtic, Handkerchief Extracts me Vases, Lamps, &c.. ... -:complete. Every variety of IIAIU, TOOTll II SOAPS from the liuebt toilet to lliGclirap" 1 '?a ?- f ? CENTENNIAL HOUSE and establ lulled n. ' Old Stand 011 Washington Street, Ucolres to , ITY of IiIh KiNK OL1) LlOUOltS Softened , dlclnc. It Is manufactured from carefully highly recommended by medical m?*iin?i\ SUSTAINING and STRENGTH GIVING" 1 nr4lnrI'ALMldT(t SAIGON. ILWAIKEE STEAM UEEIt also FBH11 ' st Ciass Style to suit the tradejit the lending dweiser Beer a Specialty. he old 0 SALOON. , ffilTH, jIJEj S. CM all kinds of Rough or Dress11 all orders for Carpenter.Y shortest notice and at th6 t Seal, Mcllwaine & Cot I i.* pjAYEon liana nlmoHt every variety ti CARRIAGES, < g BUGGIES, 1 and WAGONS, liich tlio.v ofler to tlicir customer* on tlio KMliidvaiilugcous terms. 1 irmirnn.n i ' nnrtfiTiTrmr IWJUnmii A 01 Ij lil ALII. nth the host of workmen in every hrnncii of ur business, and all ".bundant supply of imbcr. h'u! othe^materhils, we arc prepared i do all kinds o'repairing in the very lasf, tanner, at Ibe shortest notice, and on t(( ) lust accommodating term*. All work l'uhy arrantod. SEAL & McILWAINE, Washington Street,'. q 7C~n ~o rf j,f v? u. 0? u. ?AND ? I. & K. RAIL 110ADS. VI.I. the talk, hut as I deal In Husuios and: 1 larni.-s 1 am an advocatc of yHiinsj liout the country in the old fashioned way, >1 have siipplltd myself with material to lake any kind of hurr.es* van led. fall and jt a suH'ly us the Spri'i*.; Is about to opm. Til US. ltKCJUH. March 2.">, ISSj, t f Abbeville, S. C. fl'ST Ol'KKNKP AND KKADY FOR THIi I accommodation of guests. Itiiti's: ]V>:ml l>v tli<; c 'J W) Hoard by iln? uvH: to ?' ! lionril by the- momli ... ::<?iht Table* boat'i! ]? ; _'<> 00 MRS. E. KELLY, Proprietress/ >. WITTER, .llnnagfir. Jiit;nary 7, 1-si. li' Brushes. . )\l\l' V.'hitcv.ut!i hriw.cs f.,r jale Ucc. 17, 1551. t: 'fIKs, LEOOS