Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

?i wl m mmt * I he Press and Banner IJv Illicit AViIs<>?. Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1885. i Suit I'or Custody ol Children. About ii vrsir a^o. Mr. John A. Oil!iih;i>ii, J St IfSptf.lilbU* (Ml 17.1*11 Iiviiu l!l til*.' Uj?|>?T |><?!" tloilol IIUS COUIiiy lU'ill i uu .inaiiMiii him-.: (la'iiliil (t> mow to Ueorgia. His wile )i itl | ilicila slmrl time before, leaving 11:111 three! children of Very tender age, tlie eldest belli!; j only live years ?>kl. lJetore leaving lor (icui-J Kia.* Mr. ('allahum committed liio eare ol! lliese infants to their maternal grandmother, j .Mis Tueker. Having resided in (Jeorgia i .some tune All', t'aliuhaui married again, and ' having h home prepared to receive them,) very natlira'ly desired Hie care and en-tody til his ehildreii. Hut on the oilier hand, .Mrs. Tu.-Iter's motherly nileetioii had twined Very closely about these thr*-e little iiovs, anil she resolved not to permit them lo siihmit to t'.ie rule ol a step-inotiier, and tiie more efJccJUaJly and securely toie'.ain possession of. them, she obtained t?y petition to the I'mI'.ate Court ol this county letters ol guardian-! , ship lor both Hie persons and estates ol' these infants. The guardian aetuaily and formal jy apolineil lor me umiumi ?;? > uvi ?<>u,i .lalues K Tucker, who resides with her. Suit Was instituted by tin* father in the I'robate Court tor the revocation of this ^uaitliaiiship, and in tin.' Common I'lcas for tin- posm?moii of the children on a writ. Il't! ' (* C j'.ii-. Itotli ca?cs came for trial on Wcdtiesday of last week, and proved to lie l>o!h novel and interesting. Tlie petitioner, Mr. Call-diaill, by Iiis attorneys, Messrs. I'altiotm ?V M ibry, alleged as grounds lor revocation <>t uiiauliauslnp, want of notice, absence of juriMlictiou in die Court, and antagonism of 1 ropeity interests between the-.junriliaii and ! tin* wards. The respondents were represented by W. II. I'arker, Ks<j., in the absence of lSunet A Smith, and alter a learned argument mi both sides, the Court decided to revoke the letters of guardianshipas prayed for by I m- |IV1 11 HMIl'l. Jilt ignr.M.^ r.iwi. * ' such case hud ever before been tried in that | ('i)iirt, ami neither ttic Statutes ol the Stall nor the decisions of our Courts threw any, light on the ease. The Jlihrat O"/)? < ease| Was tried before Judge Cothr<tn at Chambers, < Messrs. Calhoun A .'dabry fur Calluhaui, pe-j tiiioner, and \V. II. Parker, Ksq,, for the respondent-'. After hearing argument oil both sides, the .ludge decided that (lie children must, be delivered to the father, although it was hard lo deprive the aged grandmother of her little inotherlc?s grandchildren, whom she naturally regarded with so tiiucli affection. As soon as the decision was i pronounced, a most altectlng scene followed j' The grandmother ami t,cl- daughters cluii? to the little children, weeping bitterly. While all concurred in acknowledging the, legal right ol the lather to the children, there was no one present who did not, sympathize : With the grief of tueaged grandmother. The argument of the counsel 011 either side was exhaustive in bith cases, and ihe ca?e at-| traeted much attention fioni the novelty ofji the proceedings aud the respectability 01 the parties. F.xlrn Court. Judge Cnthran, at t he request of the bar has '' Consented to hold an extra term of the Court , of (S-neral Sessions, at Abbeville, beginning M >nday, September'-'1. The necessary papers j lia\e been forwarded to Chief Justice Sirnn- 1 son. requesting him to maktHhe order for the 1 extra Court. The reason tor this is the lin-l mense number of criminal cases which have j been docketed for the next regular term. lie- 1 hides the parties charged with crime, but who . are out 011 bail, there are now eighteen pris- | oners in Jail under clitrgo of various ollenees, j. and wailing trial. The fallowing is a list of fences sot opposite tlu'ir names: I ?J. C. Fergusou. 1 UcorgviiiiisiHi. I 1 M'ii I la Jordan. ; Murder. Jtuiler .lone*. J i Henry Wilson. i William Wright. VArson. ! Klljali Alexander, j .toe latum. v ) ! l'liil. Carter. ( i AVilliain Junes. i Grand Larceny. i Kd Johnson alias Cn?on. j i Frank Keller. }-(JaniMin;. Willis Simpson, i Carrying concealed wea- ] Hen. Morley. ( pons. Jonas Williams. I < Lee Nash (Burglary and larceny. Alex, Ilelcher. i George Agnew. (Assault and battery. j The Xow Hotel. Arrivals for week ending August ."1st?J. K. j Durst, Miss S. M. Self, Greenwood; II. I.. Gor-j nan. C. M. Plcfer. F. .Smith, Cincimiti, H. J{. I.yneh, I.'. A. Kurt'/., K. V. <?reen, W. I.. J Crmvforil. K. A. siacUlott; Haltimorc; J. M. ' Currie.O. Kleltner, New York;C. F. Hoke, 1 Terry Towns, H. I,. tJreen, J. Jones (.iantner, A. Kllnsh 'rg, Georgia; 1!. J. Ilowd, Watertown. X. Y.: J. S. liamsey, F. M. Lambkin, North Carolina: C. J. Jones. X. Calbher, II. ? " " I.... Vln.ii.l.i. Kill l>i,r year. Nashville, Tonn.; W. McNeil. Calhoun's : ^HIIb: \V. M. Crookshanks, II. I<. Stribblimr. Philadelphia; K. 0. t'rald, Columbia: H. I,. ' Ji>1k>, Johnson City; J. U. JIarby, Charleston ; J. H. McOilla, J. Frank Harper, Abbeville county. ' Kure Chnnre to invest Money in n j <?ooil Town. We n?k attention to the advertisement of the sale of village lots in Lowndesville. This will present a rare opportunity to all who may wish to locate or invest in property in the principal town along the line of the Sa Vunnah Valley Unilmad. I,owndesvillc from Its central location Is bound to be a buMness centre of much importance in the future, and the wiscman will invest early In choice lots. ' ?. Compliment to an Abbeville Orator. The Ojlcnit'i Voire of Texas copies from the PreM and Manner the speech of Walter I.. Miller, Ks<i., which he delivered before the Columbia Kernnle College. June 21, 18-'5, on "The Women we Should Honor.'' Tins Isan honor to the man who would pay the highest honor to woman, and shows the good taste of in*; vilmwi 111 ivlnwuui-iii^ v.?vviivw? h speech from an able Soul li Carolinian. ? (Mr to Buy Good*. Messrs. A. 1$. Wardlaw, \V*. J. Smltli, I<. W. White, It. M. Iladdon, \V. K. Hi ll, and G. A. Yismska, of our merchants are oil' to Now York to buy uoods for the Fall trade. They will lay in large stocks and our friends from t tic country may come to town with the certainty of getting what they want at rwisonable prices. Mr. \V. T. McDojtai.d is again with the Well known wholesale house ol A. K. lingers, m-here lie cordially invites his many friends, lie is even better prepared to serve you now than last (nil. Always call when in town and find him happy to see you and more happy to serve you. Mit. ani> Mtts. R. M. llAl'Pox nro now iji ! New York select Inn their Kail v'oek of milllliory. dress goods, Ac. They w 11 buy heavily j unit we may soon expect to sec their store) room crowded Villi new and beautiful goods, | ivlll Mil? ffinini'ie <?ve. ( rouge Wasiunotox, colored, nf M'lgno)in, tins fine samples of cotton stalks on ex-1 hibltiou at the store of Messrs. 1*. lio^enberg ! A Co. lie pays lie hopes to tnake tweniy-tive lintes of cotton and three hundred bushels of corn this year with one horse. Am. kinds of job work quickly nnd neatly done at this otllce. We have just received a new supply of bill heads note heads and other paper, and can furnish tlieni in pads if desired. ?>ur prices will compare with any other market. We have hnd n splendid rain. It began to fall on Saturday night, and continued until Sunday night, without Intermission. The ground is now thoroughly soaked.and every man in the county may now sow barley and turnips. Mk. Konr.rt T<. Mahky lias taken a plnce In .Mr. It. W. Cannon's store, where he will tic pleased to wait on any of his friends who may be In need of goods. The wise man will call at the Pres.* nn>l r> /.Illr.n r.,1- ni'li.Mi ?n nrluto.l Intlnr ! )ion<ls, lilll heads, note heads, "or any other I kin J of Job printing. Messrs. Sr.at., McIlwaink & Co.. wnnt creditors tr? come and see tlioni promptly at the maturity of their obligations. All debts must be settled, tf Mrs. I .or ltito\vxr,F.E left on Thursday last for E 1 wards Mississippi, to visit her soil, Kev. .1. 1,aureus Hrownieo and family, who reside there. Dr. II. I). W'ii.son will he absent from his office from tlie ">th to the 'JOtli of September. J>r. R I* Wilson will uttend to calls durlug It Is absence. Attkntion Is directed to tlicadvertlsement I of the Columbia I*Vnm!e Collesre. Tills Is an excellent institution, and Its terms arc very Reasonable. Mrs. Pktkr Hkxrv of Ttuckstand rieiahl>orlio k1. Is finite ill. She is a most estimable lady, and her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. John C. Iiorr.r.ASs. Jr.. Is now in the r>tore of Mr. d. A. I> )imlas.H, ready and anx ioilt to give every friend n good bargain. Thr bricks have been laid clown preparatory to the digging of a well in front of the' post otlice. on the public square. A child ot Mr. .1. M. and Mrs. M. 0. Giles.! lied August 17, 1-vS."., <if diptherla, aged two years and six days. Mit. 1!akx?'ki,i. thinks the bank an assured fact. On the return of the merchants It will l>c organized. Mastei: Tompkins Maiiky. the Carrier of( ^ thvJ^fedvtm, goes on horseback when deliver\ lyjaners. ?_?Sami'el Mavtin, an old citizen residing two miles from Due West, died last (Saturday. Miss Jo ani> Miss Nkttik Kisskm, wlll| leave tliis week for the Charlotte Female College. Owing to the continued rains, no church bells were heard in our town on Sunday. Tiik Camp Meeting at Smdv Springs cm unici'n in*: biiiru r?uiiuiit? in mm muni. I/Iki'TaNant Fiiank Hrl'us lias returned | to Die Anderson Military Academy. Rev. Mil. IFaxckkt. will holil] services In the Kplscopal church next Sunday. Mim Sau.ik Tiimi'KINs. of Kdgeflc-ld, Is on a visit to Mrs. K. <1. (Sraydon. Mil. Roiikkt lioon and Mr. W. E. Homier wore in (ireenville last week. Mu. Wii.mam ITAimos. who was sick la?<t week, it now convalescent. 1>it. fluikk Is ni home again after spending n month in Mississippi. 1 >11. .!. L. Mii.i.Kit of l>uc West, was In town last Monday. Mu. Khkitauh'.s fine Norman horse Is at IIIll's stable. ri,ANT turnips and barley. DUE WEST NEWS. l>lmii>CulHlic<l VhUom-Xow Students Work oil the ('ciiictcr.v?Uclrt'slilll? ItlVlU. TU'k W 1ST, Sepf. |, 1RK5. j Col. T{. Tj. McCViiijihrln.of Newberry, spent JnstSabbath wlili J'roi. noon aim Mimiy. inn-ports the cotton mil's of that place as mcctliiir with much success., Mr. Spoor, o| Florida, who lias been visiting friends in town, but more recently In Lhwiidesvllle, Is ncaln In town on Ills way home. Mrs. I,. M. IJonner has returned to the college after a fow weeks absence among friends In this State. Mr. 11. I,. Strong, of Atokn, Tenn.. recently n student in Ersk ine, has relurned to resume Ms studies noxt fall. He reports that, two new Undents expect to enter college next session from his section. Mr. John McKay, one of our most worthy young men and excellent clerks, will spend this month in Greenville for his "health's akc." Mr. 1*. IT Stelfer, formerly a student in Krskine, is clerking in one of the largest dry l>oods establishments in (ireeuvillo. I Ie will probably enter the I'liiverslty in October. About tlfty or sixty nn-mliersof the Assnelato l!>-formed congregation eollo.-tod together last Wednesday t.nd eave the church lot a thorough cleaning. Weare ready forSynod. ('round is the all-absorbing game tit present. \Vliitt next? l'.etween 'i'.; and S inches of rain ft 11 last Sabl-ath. Our drv season Is over tor a-vl.ile. Mr. \V. Ii. Miller, <>t the A I.Neville liar, was In town a few days last week. Miss Nannie Met'aughrlu arid Col. II. I.. MoCiiughnu's children left tor home hist Mmittiy. ?? i mi ? n ?o .1 .i jx GREENWOOD GATHERINGS. Tin* Mi'rchnuis Ml tin* \orihcni Miirl.i'ls?Snuiv oMJj" < li:uis("i I lii" ('!<'rl>s?-lh'iilii "i nn iNlitn:ilr!c | l y o:ii?u >5:m - - - XM!??l Aliottul lou n?Ili'ullt ?f >!r. 1.. I?. >1 <Tii:n;<:t. (iKK.i-NWoiin, s Aimu?t :!i?. isc.. Work nil I III- III-VV (IflMil 11 si Im-i'II IVMIIIIiiI nici'iirp.m.iV work is :?1 ??nt linislinl :iii?I tlic painter is now ni\ii'4 it tin- linisiiin^ toiirii. "I'ln- ^railin?: lias boon lone lor tin* levins o| now stilr tracks lor the Augusta A- Knox v111?- uaurojiii. The fiirr?-?)i opinion here is that the (Viluinl>i:i .1- (irccnvilli- Kailroud litis very much injured its business at this point l?y its :ittempted litiu.itioii willi tlte Augusta, ^ lvaoxv i 11 < Kailroad. Messrs .1. K. Hurst .V ('<>.. arc ercctinz a brick ware house in the rear ot'their now! stores. Mrs. Ij. T.-. MeCJoe. Miss Carrie Cohh, is I visiting her parents here. Mr. Itonilrr. (lie ioeal editor of the .(wirl'itr ; llrj'nriin (I /'ffshf/trriioi, docs his work Well. Ile'uives liis readers news I'roni till parts of the State and Ci>11 Illy. Mr. Andy Uaire our marble workman, is executing :i line piece of w.irk t<> lie shipped to Ala'>am:i. Merilwill tell. The frieiuls of Mr. l'unuau. are gratified to so.- Ii's iva-lahle ami instructive editorials m tlie HnttHs! th'irier again. lim ine Iiis recent illness n great. many fearctl, as lln: I??t*r??r hmi-olt'th Might, that he had written his la-t article. Mr.and Mr<. W. II. Hiiley, Mr. ami Mrs. I! isiMit)!'!-.'. Mr. J. U*. i i re.'in1 ami 11?? < 1:??li;Ji- , te:' Miss lila. Messrs. .1 IC. I?ursi am! .1. W. l'aviu- left for New York las! week. Mr. I?. c\ Jhil're visited Charleston last Week. "l'ickwick" of Mu!l?crry was in town .<tin- ' cl.iy. i:*'v. 11.1 '. Smart closed a series of nice!ins*' sit i.hive llratich a few davs ago. II'' has re- , signed Ins pastorate lie:e t" take cltcet the lir*t ol .i a unitary. lie has hi-cn a faithful' "vvathniati on the wall> ot /ion" to this Hoc!; lor the last seven ye irs. I>r. M. A l.ailey is titling up ail otJlce anil' will local" here permanently for the practice The friends of Mr. \V. T. Henderson. Jr.,I. of ro-onaca, relict to learn "I Ills death, which s-id occurence look place sit his' fa-; tiler's home on last, M >udav. Ho ws > > town on S it unlay in his usual health, and J mi Monday a corpse. Allluuiiih tin: sum- ' iiioiih was sudden, his "daily wall; anil con-', versa I ion" assures us that lie was prepared to ' meet it, and that it is well with him now l( He was aboul is years of age, and was a eon-1 sisieiit mciiilier of the Presbyterian church.' | The bereaved part-tits have our sympathies ( in their sore allliction along with ail others ] whose pleasure anil privilege H is to know i litem and their son. 'l Messrs. .1. T.Simmons '< I'ro., have opened n branch store at ('liappeU's. Sunday was a gloomy, rainy day. It was | very acceptable to everybody except Mr. Iti- ( ley, wlio-e hotel was partly unroofed. The; serenity of liis Sunday morning smile was not very much contorted, however, because j 11 few hundred gallons of water paid him a; visit. i Tup fo'lowing are a few of the changes' among the clerics of our towil: Messrs. A. j MclHillie Singleton of Donald's, and Chiles if Mill way, will tie plra<ed to serve their i friends at the store of M. A. K. Wader,j Messrs. Turner and Kill lock, with A. Uosen-j' berg. Messrs. Hutchinson, Strawhorn and Wanic. with Messrs.. I. K. I hirst it Co. Mr. A. i>. Chip'ey with Ci. A. Swygert. Messrs, j sinie Smith and Thomas Jones, with J. T.I Simmons. Messrs. J. W. liuekctt and Ku-|; :ene Melvcllar, with J. W. Payne. These are j Ihe men employed by l!ie dillercnt firms ill iddition to those already employed. It was a little rose bud of a boy wh-'Said to I] us last Saturday: "Tins is a delightful day; It is neither hot nor cold, suisshiny nor . iiiiuy.' A description worthy of oiii.* of riper I ] years. Messrs. Travel 1 .( Iiiake have opened a fur-; ( niturc store at Waterloo. I, We hear very serious complaints of tlie* I ?!o\v way our Commission- rs have of doing ' j business. l'ctitions 11 ?r letters rroin iiiis sec- > j lion receive any attention whatever. I have -everal eases now i:i my mind. partielarlv the road leading from here to New .Market, mid Capt. Henry erosswcll's. It lias been al-j most impassable for several mouths, ami reported so to the Commissioners, yet nothing j lias hoen done. The same thing lias been complained ot about other roads and bridges, with a like result. I?r. Munly and wife and Kevs. Mcndenhall iind Ay re passed throng's town en route fori the union meeting it Troy. I. The Democratic Slate Convention of Mis-!' ?issippi declined to put a prohibition plank In its platform. Mr. s. <J. Major ha? purchased thcold Moth* ' ulist parsonage and two acres oiirrouml for 7?M. The Ocootiiinatioti |>r<m.>se to erect a ] new one. A good move brethren. jl The friends oi Mr. L 1>. Merriman, a former resident of this place, were pained to j | learn of tils death last Monday morning at: . Ills home in Sencca. For a long time l.e was ' Identified with the Interests of our town, and i. had amassed considerable property here. <?I j *] late venrs his health became so bad thathel spent most of his time at the springs, hut i ] tin! illy settled at Seneca, where he died. He J, loaves a large circle of friends to mourn his; death. I Ti KSDAY. Sept. 1.?The remains of Mr. Mer-'. riman were brought down to day and in-!' terreil in the Methodist cemetery here. lie!, ivas seventy-four years old. lie was a lead- j rng member of the Methodist church. -S." j NINETY-SIX NOTES. "EiihI EiiU" Contributes it Xewsy nn?l1J Interesting heller in Which lie; (Jives Some Information in Itei'er- ! once to the Future ISusii:e.ss Outlook oi* the Town. I Xinktv-Six, Anirnst 31, ISM. Mr. J. K. Brown and family,of Wilmington, 1 N*. are boardins; at Ninety-Six Hotel. [' Miss Aunie Hudson, who lias been staying) with the Misses Knuche, iett for Greenville1' Isi.si riduy. iitT many tricuus regie 1 ner ue-i par lu ro. Mr. 1'yles, Representing the Prc.tx awl Don- j' ncr, was in town last Saturday and succeeded i in netting quite a iiiniibv >! new subscribers.! The rain on Saturday HighlandSunday was i ' initc welcome. The crops were falling last. . mil a few more days of drv weather would j liave told on the crops, especially cotton. ' Col. J. I'. I'hillips and ('apt. K. M Lipscomb! ' left for New York last Friday, I hey will buy | large stocks of dry goods and groceries. ; Mr. \V. I!, ftsey. of St. Ucorgcs. came up ' last. Saturday. \Ye were glad to see him. Mr. T. \Vhilten and lwo of his sons have I t>cen oil' on a visit to friends at Mcl.'oriiiiek ind vicinity. J Our people were very much disappointed on t last Sabbath in not hearing Mr. Morgan, of! Lirecnville, who was to deliver a Sunday i School address in the liapllst chutvh to 111e J ^ united Sunday Schools ol Niueiy-Six and j neigliboi tng clitirches. Mr. Moignn was here! i but tbe nun prevented the assembling of the . children. Mr. J. T. Miller, of the firm of Miller a Mc- i Caslan, leaves this week for New York and I other Northern markets to purchase a large stock of dry goods, Ac. Nothing is more certain than a decline In the price of cotton and we advise our planters to p'ck it out and sell as soon as possible. Mr. l?ave I'roetor, a very aged citizen of Kdgetield county, died 011 the ;!'itli inst. he lived about eight miles from Ninety-Six, and until a lew years (Kick when he lost his mental faculties, was considered a sutstnutlal cit- i izen. Some eight or ten bales of new cotton h?v? been brought in and sold readily at ten cents j per pound, it was all classed as strict midillin". Cap!, G. T. Jackson, since the dissolution of ['hiliipsan'J Jackson. has taken quarters in number three Miller ilinek, where he will he glad to see those in arrears with I tie <>ld firm. i Mrs. l'robst w ho has been visiting her parents atNewberry relumed 011 last Saturday. Front the heavy freights arriving daily our town will bo chock lull of dry goods and groceries. Willi such heavy, stocks we may nat- , urally expect low prices, our merchants are ; thoroughly alive and are determined to uivo purchasers as much goods for their money as', they can obtain elsewhere, (live them mail' trial and be convinced of these facts. As yet \vc have secured no teacher for I lie next year, a first eh.ss man can obtain tiist class employment by implying at once. KAST KND. Meeting' ol Committee <111 Stcuiiioii. The com in it tee appointed by the survli'ors ol Company '1 to make arrangements for a grand reunion of the Nineteenth Keuiment of South Carolina Volnnleers met liumedi* alely alter the a<ljourninent of the reunion of the Company 11, at Troy, August lij. l.?s">. This committee being composed of .f. J-'. I.v WJ, .1. r . JMIIII1IIIU>V .1. I*. I\ 11 Il'-M > , it. r*. I I u* witt, .lessee S. Jav, I>r.II. Sennfnjjs H. F. I McCaslan, \V. II. I'arker, J. I.. White, J. 11. Jones. Lieutenant J. F. Lyon was called to tlie eliiiir. ilugh Wilson was asked to act as Secretary. Major J. I j. White moved that a committee of two from each Company not represented in this committee he appointed hy this commiltee to aet witii them in maklmr arrnnxementsforu reunion ot the whole ltegiineiit in Ausust. 1-s't. The following gentlemen were added 1o the committee under .Major White's resolution: Company A, Sergeant Creps, Lieutenant Uandall. HirigcSjirini;*, Levi Lyhrsind, Johnston. Company 15. Klhert I?oby, I'niksville, Sergeant Howard, Georgia; Company <\ Lieutenant It. J. Fall;tier, J. M. Itainiio, Kirksey's, \\ illiam lJurkhattcr, Ninety-Six; Compady K, Lieutenant It. Y. MeLeod, HishopviLe, James M. < recti, Lancaster; Company tl, Sergeant \\ . < l.nkscaics, Monterey, Hugh Wilson, Abbeville: Company I. .1. Wesley Crawford, Jnnios Mafjill.liuf West; Company K, Lieutenant A. f.. Molly, (.iiaiiitevillc, I?r. .1. I! Courtcnay, Aiken. Iir. Jennings thought (ircenwood would be the best place to hold the text meeting. .Mr. Parker concurred in I lie opinion. Capt. McCaslan thought Greenwood or Ninety-Klx. Captain .lones moved tlint, notice of tho action at'this committee be made known through tlie newspapers at Abbeville and Kdgclleld, and that ti:ls commtttee meet at Green woo 1 on t lie call of I lie Chairman. A resolution was adopted that the reunion of the Uegimcut take place in August, I-.vJ. CJianu'O of Day of i:\tiiiiiuatioii. Cot.f.'.ti:ia, August _s l>'k>. Orriri/r If'uhn s, / ,'*</. : I>k,\i: S11:?'The Citadel examination will he held on the I'tli of September instead of the-Otli, as previously announced. Very respectfully, A. COWAKD. IManii KtrnnlirrricH. | A correspondent of the Minor' end Fttrwrr suggest* a nlati, though not new, whereby those who have but little space of land can raise strawberries abundantly : "Take plank | ten feet long 'or any i?ugih), two ami a half leet wine, nvo sr.u a nan tcct ueep; make aj | box; fill vrlth dirt to within eight inches of* i tin* top; fill it|> the space with lin?- manure; t i then bore holes in the sides ami etuis wiili a two inch auger <mi* font apart. Insert Unroots carefully Into the holes; thev will crow splendidly, be free from weeds and when they > j hear, which they will do bountifully, the lti-: cions red berries will turn their fat sides up : to the sun and look good enoittrh to eat. Vou i I cats water them on top at your pleasure, ami, ' rai*e the biggest kind of a crop. l!eing close j to the house, all the soapsuds ran used, I which strawberries delight in. If planks are not handy takesugaror Hour barrels, tilling! the satin; with dirt,and fiiatiure and boring the holes the sjiine. Try it, girls, and haveall' the strnwhei ries you wish. No weeds, no hoeing. The berries being so far Iroin theground, they will always tie clean and free from grit. ' Wa'ter them 0:1 top to keep the manure ntoisf." i We hive now in Mock a lull line .Messrs ami eii i Id reus, standard tip and k id shoes. Tho?. M. Harris ?V Co*s celebrated make, best childieus shot s on the market. Try tliem ome and you will buy no other*. 1!. M. Jladdon Keeeived this woolc. l-'tlll hi." bleached goods, fall prints satteensiVe. i>. M. Haddon a c<>. When yon w:>n' to paint, iio not hiiv elsei wheie beiore seeing us. We haven loll sloe!: i>i lead,oils, colors, varnishes, etc. which wo i will y.;i vl ciosv iiguu-s, & Niull'vi'. i I I I I I li i * III 11 IIH III I I I I ' 11 Jin? XBBDBC ?{<>;?] !Nlnl/' Tr:insf?,i'<?. I! s. (,:il!nv.jiy in Siiiuh' Il.-!iltli>ti.neiv. i I<?w ii~iii11. ?|i.Iimiinlril liy I!, s. (ijillnway, iSrnn iili-c ami nlliors. I.ii. I.in-l-ay in lirysoti \rclu-r. ihtk, 'itli I??wiis!ii|i. ?J:y, !*? !11ii 1 *iI l>v II. s. i vallnway, .1. \V. 1'inv'T. I":t) 11~I l iiiin h ami nlli.-rs. Saliilin ll:i'ii|iill In II, I'. Met iee. 1 :leH'. Il township, s;it lu>iiii<!e I liy K. S. iiallouay, .le*se lirnwiili ! ami oilier-. Harriot ( 111 r i<i II. 1'. .Mi-Jiw. I1 i ncros.nili li'M hounded liy It. S. (iailoway anil ill !|:TS. .I.i". Klrjrli, Master. I<?M. I-'. Ashley, Siafrcs. 11 township, ?11., IMitiiiiir,I liy (1,. JJi^liy, Ki W. Ashley and .las. I!ran> an. I'. s. liraiiyaii In llieefciy, Jirnwn ?fc Fret well, "i?i niTe._ ."ith towii-liii*. bounded l?y 1'. A. Ilmhens l.' il.I. MeAilanis Jiiid others. \V. I'.ianyau in I?. s. liran.van, Iacres, ." Mi tow nship, l.oiinilctl hy liuvid .Monte, u'.k. A. linjtiy iir.il uilivrs. s |'. Uooy.cr to J. K. :iinl W. 1.. I>ur>t. house ami lot, J.I low nsliip, ;?"jut, hounded by W. A. dine, .Mrs. 'I'. ! '. Kiiev anil others las. I.. KubiiiMta In".M.J. Kay. is.", acres, .'ilh township. t'l.lll't, 1 > >m111>'lh township, hounded j hy Mrs. Itii-iiiian. I.itlle Kiver alul olhers. .1. t\ Klti?li. Master !o A. .1. Salinas A Son, .'MxliK feel, sin township. Wounded hy A. K. I;. I;., \\\ I', (iritlin ami others. M 1-'. ('noli ami .1. U". I,yon lo A. K.Spnntse acres, ;i| h township, hounded hy.l. ! '. Clinlwales, Miss Kuiiici: t'rosswell, Miss Mattie Craw lord an?l others. 'I' 1'. Thnin*'Mt lo .1. K. i'.railIcy ami oihers, ' j aere, !Mh township. -I.-V n, hounded hy Main ami 'I'wi'.'us streel, K. W. l.iles ami others. W. J'i Met See to W. II. I,atimerand I.elii A. r.atiiner.interest in IT-Saercs,::d township. ; >?!, Iionm'leil hy .fames Moore, Mrs. Ki vers, ami others. T. i'. I.ipscoinh to S. M-irsliall, (i"\'% acres, i.i?.?vi,i? i..,i 11v tiiloi A.Moore. T. (IJpscoillh and ill!UTS. W. J. smith A- Son to IS K. Smith, 2:,s ncrrs, litli township, stihi. hounded hy A. M. Hill A| Sons. Mrs S. M*. ( :1111.>1111 and others. .1. I', siniiii in m. |? is. sturkey, ' ! I<ds o-txlci I'iicli. I'Hli township, known as lots No. 1 and ' in Mii'ormiek. .1. i". I.ilcs to.lolin ,\. Watson, l!'l nerrs, I'Mli township, s>s\ hounded l?y I. S. l!ieh, Mis, Mary W.'Imiii and .John Lyon. K. !!. Wickiille to s.J. Wakctlr-ld, noros, I i'iiii to\vnsliip,ri,?Hii, hounded by A. M. Krwin, K. A. W'icklitJc and others. . I J. C. KI null, Master to A. J. Salinas A Son,I iVi aorc's. I si lown.-hip. -I.1T">, hounded hy M. l;iclian]>on, Kstale Kicliai d Wat Is and ol hers. ii. \\". su-on- to ! :. K, Andrews, r?fKl acres, -1 .VHi, bounded by Mrs. Sanders, .1. 1!. Tolbori j iiiul others. <?. W. Susonz to Km ma Hook, 1""> a--ro?, il.'JV, bounded hy Mrs. Cell and J. ll.Tolhert. I!. K. Anderson lo W Mel'CtT. '2 lots, ldtll township. >Vfi, Nik p.t ami block K. J. W , M. .1. ami 1?. \V. Wharton to Rosen-) bci'jJT i ' >, 7' !"?< , hound- j Ml i>y K. \V. Watson, 1'. II. ltradlcy, ljuirensj land and oilier.'*. _ I s. It. Robinson to K. A. Pooro, ?02 acres, iilli' township, bounded l>y Mrs.fr. M. Nonce, I. C. CI ink scales, J. X. Young ami others. >I.i 11i?* I. Fclton to I.e. Iiorn. undivided Interest ir. 72 acres. Iiiih township, "TidO, bounii.'ii by .Iciiniti;: Mining Co amlot'iers. I>. A. 1'. Jordan to W. A. Romas, .1 r., acre, rili township, ?(*>, bounded by J. \V. Scott ami ;?tlu*rs. I'. K. Scott, to Trustees of Mt. Moriah chtircli, I l-lii aeres, l-'Uli township, SI I, hounded by Lindsay Scott ami situated on the road from Lowmlesvil'p to Harper's Ferry. A'It n 1><mIm>ii to .lames l'. Rasor, S aetc.s, 3d township, -ill, hounded by .1. I!. Cork, Alien Hudson, Wilson Ware and*others. .lames Alston Cabell and others to Francis | Henry and R. F. Smith, 1}.', acres. Jltli towndiip, \-2"'>. boundeit by 1 I. I*. Mellwalnei Cab- j . II avenue and (ircehwood street. W. X. Mercer to M I.. II.sturkey, 2 lots eacli; W.xKU fret. 1 tilli township, t Itfi, lots No. li> and j IS, bloc!; I, in MeCormiek. Cyrus II. MeCormiek, Jr. to T. M. Seott, and | I. I>. Col ley, :$u.\l"?) feet, lib township, fH', lot No. Pi. Mock I, in MeCormiek. .1. K. W. I,. 1 Hirst to J. K. I Hirst it Co., 12"> <217 feet, id township, ?'.'?,<iuo, hounded by W. 1 V Cline, Mrs. T. F. Riley and Riley's alley; , i I? m\ I. III .J. . noilll, I UWl V, n. H I lownship, -.vi, bounded by Church lot, public I >lrect and others. | Alice K. Bradley to P. rati ley I?ros, 2 acres, 9th ] lownsliip, i'.'on, 11i t;11'I.->I by Church street, J. I-'. Widcman and 1!. W. r.iles. Samuel New to 1>. J. Waidlaw, I neres. 16th lownship, S'i", bounded by I). .1. Ward law, l*'rank Williamsand others. Mrs. sallie Maxwell to Miss Knima Major; I lot, I'd township, bounded by Mrs. LSarksdale, Mrs. Maxwell and others. T. C. Seal and 11. I'. Mcllwaine to Alls. W. smith, yA undivided interest in 1 acre, lltli lownsliip,bounded by Jolm Knox, U.S. I'.arnwell and others. C A. ('. Waller to Mrs. Marllm A. I.ec, 1 lot. ,'n township, flint, bounded by 1 >r.A. 1'.Hoozer Mrs. K iza Arnold and other's. Mary J. McMahan to F. L. McMalian, 10 teres, J^tli township, hounded by W. II. Hall. John McMahan and others. John K. HinUley ;< David .Morruh. ("*> acres, | lltli township, >I,'"<H'. bounded by Frank HI-1 jcrt.J. 11. Latimer and others. J. K. Durst ,( t'o. to J. T.Simmons, -ts.\'217 i rcl.'.'d township.'-l.ti.'in, bounded by J. K. Dur.sl t Co. and Mrs. '1'. ] '. ltiley. Sarah A. Norwood to Sarah A. l'errln, teres, 11th township, S700. bounded by L. W. L'errln, 1,. 11. Russell and others. C. II. Me .'ormiek, Jr. to Samuel Allen, lot, I'ilh township, t"j, >io. 2, block 1), in McCormick. l\..,l,/,? l Ml ,i l-tn.. I,... I, ,l,i% I > \T/,Tlr>n.,(.l f!, teres, "-tli townshin, >7|:!, bounded l?y Alunm Shirley, Jolin McDonald and others. I'. I>. ]>ii)(?lcs to ltehecca T. iirooks, 100 acres, ill township, love, hounded by X. l\ Tolbert, W. V. l.lythe und others. limma Whatley to <>. F. E. Wonek, 15x100 j feet, Mli township, S-'li. bounded by liradley i mid Main street and Win. Anderson. K. II. Devlin to Cunningham A Tcmpleton, ! ">! acres, S2,10,f, bounded by If. T. Tuston, EsLate X. J. Davis, John Devlin and others. C. A. C. Waller to l'ort Ko.val It. It. Co., lot 'iinsJ feet, 2d township, $'/)' ), bounded by C. A. l\ Waller, s. Ii. (iraydon and others. l'ort Koyal 15. H. Co. to c. A. C. Waller, tOx .'o feet, 2d township, quit claim, bounded t?y i S. ii. 1 lodues, depot square and others. Town Council tireenwood to A. ?V 1*. It. 15. 1!. various lots, id township, exchange, bounded 1 by Depot, square, O. A. C. Waller and ot hers. L. A. Durham to J. D. Watson, !> acres, 1st township, s:;->o, bounded by Church street, K. M. l.ipscotnli and others. Kmiiiu J. Anderson to S. Ii. (i. Chr.nnmn, (>I teres, 1st township, S575, bounded by Madison Itiehardsosi, 15. F. Day and J. N. Klnir. D. A. I'. Jordan toJulla II. McNeill. 1 lot. rth township, zSt, bounded by Julia II. McNeill. Depot street and others. J. Frank Kellar to Park Arnold, 100 acres, id township, SW, bounded by Mary Cobb, W I Arnold and others. J. L. Covin and others to Joseph ?. Howen. S?o acres, 1 ">111 township, ?l,l"ni, bounded by A. \V. Cole. Ii. Calhoun and others. .1. N. Youint to Joseph S. Howen and others, ln:i acres, 15th township, j>I,5tm, bounded by Win. Drennan, Little Itlver and others. J. I>. Whitten to .las. X. Whitteu, 1 lot, lGth lownship, jl'i't, lot 1:>, block K. Amanda Ii. Knox to s. 15. Knox, S7 acres, 12th township, :.sni, bounded by Mrs. K.J. Knox, Dr. J. II. Hell and others. Thos. Ii. Frith, Jr. to Thos. Ii. Frith, Sr., "00 j teres, .'olh township, >Xio, hounded hy Mrs. Mary A. Covin, C. T. Itogersand others. Thos. Ii. Frith, sr. Jo Thos. Ii. Frith. Jr., 50 I itcres, 1'itli township, i'l'.M. bounded by Tlios. I K. Frith, Sr., Mary A. Covin and others. Thos. K. Frith, Sr. to Tims. K. Frith. Jr., W teres, 1 ."it11 township, SUM, bounded by 'J'. K. frith. Sr. and .1. Ij. Covin. Joint F. Town send to II. I*. Odinrin.'ift acres, id lown>hi|', ? , hounded by A.M.Aiken, lJ. \V. Aiken, .1. C. MOot'e iind others. MAI. Ill ED. MAKIMFM, by Kev. "\V. H. Iluchaunn, Sunlay, Atiiti?-t 'ft, IS.-."., Mr. MAC. COCHKAN to Miss i>IM<V Sl'KLKI.L, all of 1 lodges. munis. In the neighborhood of J.oilltnont, Sttndny, August iSN'), Mrs. S. C. l!Hey, a daughter. A Card. At the unrcnt request. of their friends and customers, th<) Ablieville Whetesnle Store has nt last consi-nted to open a retail department in eonneetion with the wholesale business, sa us to accommodate iheir IV'lends and I he pnblie, Mr. M. F. I'aineron will take eharge ot tins denartineut and will be happy to serve t!ie public with the best (roods for the least tnonev. Mr. \V. T. MeDonald and Mr. Ko'ers will attend to the wholesale trade, ami will duplicate prices of any house In the United Slates on goods delivered at any depot In the up-country. This house represents several of the largest grocery houses in the Northern, Ivistern and Western markets, ilavini; these advantages liiey can make it. to the interest of merchants and farmers to liny their goods at the Abbeville Wholesale Store. Mns. J Kitt'.siiA .Mc('oi:i> certifies that Spencer Otthran lias made hern well aud gives saiisfaetion. Miller Urns have .last- received (heir fall and winter samplca and styles,all ot which are tin? very latest. <;<> to Miller liros fur your fall and winter suit. They can furnisti you with a suit made by the very best tailors in the country, us cheap as you can buy them ready made. If you prefer nice lining clothing to that of ready made, you can buy I hem just as cheap by (joins to Miller liros and liave them made to order. We have all of the facilities for furnishing our friends their (all and winter clothing that anv tirst-eiass tailor has. Miller liros. All we ask is an examination ot our gootis mid prices beforeyou l>uy. Miller ISros. Try the new cigar I'iuhuoker, at, .Speed & Xer.il'er's, price ."ie. Sappota Tolu, t lie only chewing gum that Is not injurious, aiils digestion and purities the breath, for sale h.v Speed ?t Xeul'er. l'h.vsieian's prescriptions accurately filled at all hours, day aud nighi, by experienced and competent hands at Speed il; Xeuiler's drug store. Tliurhor'a hird seed. guaranteed to he the best 0:1 the market. Kaeii package contains a piece of Cuttle lish bone. For sale by Sueed .v Neuil'er. Winter is coming and the broken pftnts of nl.iss in your windows need replacing, you can get them from Speed .t Nculler. Village Lots to bo Sold, \\J K have had the land near the l.owndesH vlih; depot laid on'in lots and will sell the same al public outcry on the Pith of September, 1.V.?, at eleven o'clock in t he loreliooli..IAS. T. I.ATI.MKIt, .lA.MKS M. I.ATiMKit. Sept. -*, INS',. -Jt CI I AS. E. STAPLES AN J) W. JULIAN HACKETT, urocers ana commission iuercnanis, Nu.it Warren IflocU, Augusta, C!a., i>KAIJ;iJS IN OKOCLKIES, l?KO VISIONS. FLOU1C, MISAL, CORN, rUUITS and TOIiACCO And CIOA1CS of nil tirades. j Consignments of all Kinds So! lei ted. l>u not forget to call and .-t-e us, i Sept. 2, ls;5. Ula I I Columbia Female Colleirc. o ' COLUMBIA, S. C. 'Pl'K Fall sosMoti will oi'on Wednesday J. Si -1 >t * in !> -r Iii tlif 1 iMitral I'ily, ele !Miil l-ullilili-.'. I.i all! i;n!!.\ r?iI ?i;t!< ?'. Iiolfd loi ln-iii ill iii vft I! I-. riil -In . Iii'ii'% <";i I :11<11 U iicli'O. tini -i"ii"l" si I vaiilasifS in Mtisii and Al t. Jiulej-low. I'm-< aialniMH'i>| l'l>* t? i'. A. D.UtlSY, I'. !>., j Augllct-4i, lt>iG. it iu'aldcut. jBridges to Let. i j rp J I 1 I IK (' >NTK.\CTS In repair t lie fnllnwin!: ; bridges will In- let to Hie liWi',-1 responsible bidders :tl I In- respect i ve bridges at. II o'clock | a. m. on llii! days named below, to wit: Thi* bridge 'over \VII,S!)N"S CitKKK, nonrj Xlncly-Six. on road icauii'iir lo Stony l'olnt, on Tuesday, September 1.1, isxj; Hi'ldee over (TKI.TAl 1 j, at \V barton's Mill, on Wednesday, September Ki.isSo; 1>KN1>Y ItRIlViK over Long Cane, on |Thiir>day, September 17, lsrii. The contractor in osicli inslnnec will l>c re! quired to give hand with approved surf-ties. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. James A. McCord, County Commissioners. Sept. 2,1SK3. 2t SPECIAL Term of Court . ^s> i I'USfANT to nn order nf C'lilof Justice W. 1 . Simpson, I hereby give notice that a Special Term (if Court of General Sessions for Abbeville county will lie lickl at Abbeville C. II., commencing on the 21st day of September Inst. The II011..T. S. Cothran will preside. All parties bound over lor trial at the October term, must appear at said Special Term, also all Witnesses and Grand Jurois will take due notice and be prompt in attendance, l'etit Jurors will Lo notified in the usual way. M. G. /.KIGI.KK, C. C. 1'. it G. S. Clerk's Ofiice, Abbeville, S. C. .Sept. 1, lSS-'i. tf For SSetle. rplIF. IIOl'SK AND I.<)T in AbbcvlHo vil I CllM", IC'ITIl II.V dCCIipiCll II-.- IVIHillM ."I'll!-, I Ksq., as a residence. The dwelling has hoon I recently repaired, now outhuildiii;; have been placed upon tin* promises and there is a emu! well or water. The grounds are beautiful antl thcgardeu ample. Iseolivctllcntly located to the l'uhllc Si|tiare. Also, liis l'l,ANTATIO.N located two anil a half miles from tin; vi Inge, near Upper I.on? Cane ehureh,. containing '.I Hi Acres, more <>r less, and lies adjoining Hie lands of S. W. I'oehran, and others. For terms apply to II. White oak, s. or to i<. w. l*KK5Cl\. at the l,aw otllce of 1'errin it t'othran. at Ahheville C. II., .u. C. August afi, ISSTi. lini "stoves ARE AWFUL CHEAP. WIO are now selIinpr a flrst-class No. 7 STOVK complete, with more l'li'INO ANli FTKN'siLfi than any one else lor the pitiful 1 sum of 81-2.50. We don't propose to ho undersold by any house I11 the Ktsite, "and don't you forget it." j W11 CAN DOWN ANY Hol?Y cm TJX ltOOK- ' INti, as our freight costs hut, little, and labor j costs less. If we can't work cheap show us the man Lhatcan. I'ut these tilings in your pipe and smoke to the health of A. J. SFitULES & UKU. August 21, is*"!, if ELECTION. An election for INTKNDANT and FOl'H WAlllJliNS will be luld in tlio Colli t House I on MONDAY, Mil SEPTEMBER, I next. Polls will open at fi o'clock n. m. and I will renin 111 open until (i o'clock p. in. Tlic f..; low 11* iTsimcd persons will act as ! managers: O. Hughes, \V. T. McUonuld and A. ? . >1111111. lly order of the Council, J. S. HAMMOND, JONES F. MILLER, Intendant. Secretary. August 20, 1SS>. at ABBEVILLE 'fllK lSTi-O session of the IIIUII SCHOOLi X will begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER M ; WlSTF/R ATtCII Kit, of Virginia, l'rlnciiml. MISS ANNA M. 1JUOOKE,) of Vlrtrinlsi, I iN.VA-N I I-, ? III 1 1., I .IMMMUUIS. or Abbeville. J The Seltolartio year will consist of ton months of four weeks cach' divided into two t Sessions, as follows : A I'aylne Session ot twenty-eight weeks and a Free Session of twelve Weeks, paid for by the I'ublic School Fund. Free Session to begin on the first Monday in April, ltM>. JONES F, MILLER, Secretary. August 1S*>. tf RE AL "ESTATE AGENT. THE undersigned otl'ers his services to the citizens of Abbeville county as agent in the purchase ami sale of Itcal Kstale. Where no sale is made the only charge will he for advertising. ('ommissions, one and one half per cent, on all sales. J. T. PARKS. For sale In Kincly-Slx township 12'.) Acres ol valuable land, a part or the original liarraltvillo |ilaci\ 'J'lic land will he divided mi two or throe tracts or sold as a whole, public roads touch it on two sides. Also.sh) Aero tract In three miles of ML Carnvel depot on Savannah Valley liailroad. on t tie premises Isagood dwoilimi house, itin house, and all other necessary improvements, ion acres of Hivcraml 'Si of branch bottoms in cultivation, four hundred acres in original forest. This is an extra valuable plantation. Terms- reasonable. Aiso.One House and lot In Abbeville. ComI plelc in every department and convenient to business. The bit contains one acre. For terms and particulars npply to J. T. I'AKKS, Agent. August .j, lS.s'1. Sheriff's Sale. U. 15. Cade against A. \V. Colo and II. Frank Cole.?Kxecut ion. BV virtue of an Kxcution to mo fl-irfcted. in the above stated case, I will sell to the I highest bidder, at public auction, within' the legid hours of sate, at Abbeville Court llouse, on Monday, the71 h day of Sept., A. I>. lss/>, the tolloxvluu dcscriticd property, to wit: All Ibat tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in I lit; county of Abbeville, South Carolina, containing Ninety Acres, more or less, the property of A. \V. Cole. Also all that tract or parcel of laud, adjoining the above, containing Eighty Ac res. more or less, (ho proper! v of K. Frank Colo, hounded by lands of .1. K. Calhoun, J us. McKclvy and others. J.evicd on anil t<> !>< sohl as the property of A. W. Colo and it. Frank Culi; lu satisfy the ulurouid lAcetitiuii and costs. TKKMS-Cash. J. F. C. ln-l'KK, ShorlU Abbeville Count v. Sherlirs Ofllce, Abbeville C. II., S. C. August 11, iss'?, :;t The Atbeville Medical Society Wit.I. meet SAhK DAY in NKPTK.M IfKIt at glJ M. \V. T. .H?NKS. I'resident. .Ioiin A. llolit NSoN, Seuretury. ilec. 10, 1.VI, lyr POOH HOOSTGABM, ? <!> L jDF.AI.F.D I'liiM'OSAf.S WILLHBKKCKIVi fd till Scpictnbor 7, 1-Vi,-lor building two (J) ' double cabins at the I'oor Ilofiso. Spoclfica' lion* may he seen on application to the Clerk i of the Hoard. 'J he contractor will bo rc<|Ulr ' ?. ?! to srlve bond with ii|>prov?Ml sun-ties. JSltls may lie st-ut to !in* itii'lcreig'u'il or lull with - Mr. ] '<tt .Yobeviile,If. VV. T. COWAN, County Coiiimjssiuiicr. I Ab^u-jI Ji. i:cO. U Notice, I \V| I.I, SKI.I,. l<l*. on Sal-, 1 iildav, (lit? ."illi >h' SimiIi iii'hT. i ** "'. si i j l.owmlesvi lie. S. I'.. the liillmvini: personal j |Mii| i-i t> . in u ii : Kialii head hi' eattle, ??m*; w.iunii :i 111 |i):i!!l 11 Ion |ui>l>. I .? vi? Iiti iir six rooms, v.'iIlia i well of line u jilcr mid fli'iy-*?ix mires of j l:iml Is oliered |'<>r sale. A No I wo hiltlili:m lots c*<int:iI. iiii; one aere each, situated In the town of Ahhevlllcon .Main Street. For prices and terms apply at this olllcc. AUfj. l'.i, l>Kj, tf GREENWOOD <;IU:kn\V<M>I>. S. < .. \\T n.T. OPKX KKITKMI'.KIl 1"?, 1?W, and V V conlinue (en months. Tlic location is central. Ik-si'Iliful and pleasant, convenient to -Melhod 1st., 1 >:i|>ttst anil rreshyicrlan church vs. Kooiusan; lar^eand well ventilated,and home care ami comforts ollered. Instruction l>y ah!e anil experienced teachers, and while the College will he strictly non seetai fan, and will not tie conductcd In the interest of any relinioits denomination, It is the intention of its managers that it shall have a decided Christian character. Studies in College classes will include the entire Ku^lish Course, Mathematics, through Trigonometry, French, hat in, Calislhcn ies. Joints? (ierinun, 1 11111ny, Drawing, Instrumental and Vocal Music. Terms : Monthly or hall" in advance : lloul'il, fuel and lights, per mouth $!2 00 Tuition in College Classes, per term ol' ten months 30 00 Tuition in Inierniediate Class " > 00 Tuition lu rrltnary lieparlment "0 I'n it ion in Instrumental Music 10 t.n Tulilou in Vocal Music (special lessons).. -in ill Tuition in (ierina:) 10 oo Tuition in ruiiiiiug 10 oo Tuition in Drawing 'Jo oo rnrulty: Miss Theresa Giles, A. M., Trinity College, N.C. Miss Pcrsis P. Uilcs, A. M., Trinity College, I n.c. j Miss Mary Giles, A. M.. Trinity College, X.C. Miss Sue K. Giles, (Graduate of Weslcyan I Female I list it lite, Staunton, Va.) No deduction tuade in tuition except for protracted sickness. For other par:lctilars apply to K; S. F. GILKS. Ksq., August 12, IKSi. St Greenwood, Si C. Due West FEMALE COLLEGE, RXKIICISKS P.KGIX FIRST MONRvt IN* iictolier. Careful moral training. Thorough teaching. I'.est faelllties in Music, Instrumental ami Vocal, French and 1 aiming. Terms unusually low. Whole cost of board and tuition forycurSI'ViiiO. For Catalogue, apply to the President. J. P. KENNEDY, Due West, S. C. July 22, IPs.",. 7t EIlolvLVECOLLEGE," Dug West, S. C. OUGAXIZFD IX ]$ ?.>. Proposes (;i give ft 1 liorouu11 College training. Necessary ex penses only anotll rlracuiiy complete. Opens flr>t Mouikiy in October, send for catalogue to W. M. GRIER. July29, l?vi,tf The Record of the Lanrensvllle Female College I . 'OH (lie pnsl Session lias been ronimkably line. \Vlth an nblefaeulty, line buildinjis, hc:illl:y eliinute, am! exceedingly low rates ol hoard ami tuition it oilers unsurpassed indueeinenls to parents who wish to (Iiok.u^Iily edueate their daughters. For catalogue of full in formation apply to 1Si>w.\ki> 10. ISitrrro.v. it. \V. MIT.XKIt. Secretary. 1 'rcslden I. July fit Uox ".2, I.nitrens, s. t\ ilo! For the Mountains. OX and after Thnnsdny. Ihe Glh In*!., we will start a hack for Cedar Mountain (Hotel de (lower,) making tri weekly trips?Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdavs. Parties wishing logo io fa-sar's Head ami ll'.nrk Fore;<t will he iak<n I here without extra cost. Fit re >.'. >). Orders for seals will be left at GOWER & REILLY'S, mi.. II uiiy vtr aieuuuao. AumiRt 12,ISST>. lin AND CONDENSERS. m 1AM PUKPAttKI* to do nil work In my j lliii', such us p-iMiirtiiK &<\ I keep mi! hand nt all IIrnrs uin materials ami condensers. I'riceof condensers ">?; . )>er saw. l.rhisi in your work at once, in order to have your slits ready for t he u'iunlni; season. All orders prompily lilloct and 8 itisluclion guaranleed. S. M. DAVIS, Ninety-Six, S. C. July 2.\ Iks.*., lm The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AHJ1EV1LLE. Probate Court.?Cltaticn for Letters of Administration. by J. fit.leit lyon, esq., pkouatkJcnoK WIIEHEAS. ]t. M. Campbell, lias made 811 it to nie, to grant liim le tters <>1 Ailministration now ol the Estate ami elfeels of Win. Campbell, late of Abbeville County, deceased. These are therefore, to c!tc and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Win. Campbell, deceased, that they lie and appear before ine, In the Court of Prohale, to be held at Ahhcvltle (.'. II., on Friday August 21st, l.ss."i, after publication hereof," at- II o'clock In the afternoon, to show cause if any they have, why I Ik; said Administration should not lie granted. Given under my hand a ml seal, this lth day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four and in the HUtli year of American Independence. Published on the f.th day of August, 1S<", in the l'rcH* mid lUntncr ami on t lie Court llousc door lor the lluic required by law. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. August 5, 1SST>, tf MOSHELEY'S CELEBRATES MOLLIS OIL IS a splendid Lubricator fur Engines. Printing Presses and N<tw Mills and is the best and cheapest oil for Harness, Hulls, Hoots, shoes and Leather generally. Warranted a Waterproof Heather Preservative, it is penetrating. and renders soft and pliable the hardest Leather. For sale by J. KllOX & Co. August 5, ISRS. tf Ear Netts Iron saddle and jiaunkss no tikes, 1 for sale by TIIOS. UEUUS. August I'.', is,tf Webb Halters. An ASSORTMENT Just received and for sale cheap by ' 'J'llOS. I5EUUS. August 12, ins.-., tf Notice of Partnership. TIIE undersigned have formed a partnership tor the practice of law under the firm name of ( Al.lini V A- X AIIKY, to take eileet from and after July 2,1>S.">. All business entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. ORVILLE T. CALHOUN, 1). LUCIEN MAURY. July S\ 1S83, tf ln&n?wMMfT AI,Ii public highways in Abbeville county musi be thoroughly worked Mini put in koi id conditions ai oiici\ 11 isjli way Superintendents and Koiid overseers will take due notice and govern tliemsi Ives aeeordinnly. Koadsldc ditchcs must lie civil red of obstructions, and made deeper or new ones cut win-re lieccsrary. We will enforce the law strictly against any (iverseer and Superintendent wlio.se road or roads are not worked in accordance Willi this order by the 1st of .September next. James A. McCord, William Riley W. T. Cowan, County Commissioners. Suly 2:i, isjj-'i, .'it Something that Every Body has been Looking for Found at Last! I Tlic American T?miit TWopTrinnr Pmirflnp 9, T.innirl riiui i iui)ui viii^, i ukuui ix mi^uiu. 4 CKKTAlXan.l SAI- K PltKSKltVKK of /V : 11 kinds Kiwi Is ur Vegetables without tin- cost, of Imy ins hcrmctically scaled cans. A srl.'ii package will kc("> perfectly sound arid fresh '.'.m! |k>tiii<Is Irull or vej;etal>les. in any kind of vessel that will hold It. Trial sizei"ic. <'all on <*<?(liran A I'crrin. l)ruci:ists, AhIm'vIIIc, s. for testimonials and proof, who nNn have it lor sale. Kor sale hy |,e? A* Ilalley, (ircpiiwood, .M. A. i'.isoii, ilodges,' find II. It. Turner, NinetyHiLL BROTHERS, Wholesale Agents, Anderson, S. C. June HI, ]ss\ .Jni * Vacuum Harness Oil. ri'O keep your harness soft, and make them I wear well, you iniist <vt some, for sale in half-pints, pints and <|U;irt? l?v j?ee. i;, hssi, tt thus. iii:<;g.s. iHand Made "work Preferred. T l-'iNIi tin' citizens of ,\l>lievillc t'o'ilily i I ailvo-ale-' ol Iir mciiiH le harness, e!e. 1 j 1 live si!|.plied li.y.i i:'v. ill. ntai< rial lor the I manufacture of all such worU. I'al1 and a.-k lor .vleil y.iii Wiint in iny line; ll" Hi- nijt. o>i tiand. I will with short notieo have it rnade lor you. TJlO.v. liLOCi.s. March ?c>. la-j ti >?ormmma pbmbe?mnb ? AT THE ( -OF- J i n nn i i o_ nn i j,u,ufiALmnn5&uu.1 ABBEVILLE, S. C- ( _ ( pARI.OU SUITS, 111 Molinir. Mohair and pltisli hands. one set In I'UIMSoX FLUSH. y tlllAMltRlt SUITS, In WALNUT, CHKR- ~ / HY and OAK, latest styles. CIIAMI1F.II SUITS, Fainted In beautiful t eolofs. ] 1? 1XK SIliF. HOARDS, and CHIFFOXIERS 1 SA FES, Ac. HA 1,1. STAXDS. and HAT RAf'KS. The I lilt 1 Stands are new and beautiful yoods. U'AUnnoi'.KS-MAIKHiANY ati'i WAT,- ? >> NiT? wlili line FltKNClI CLASS In I lie doors. Splendid goods. jft IIUREAUS musing In priccs from SS.OO 1 "i \j to c.'io.i ii, all with the lust of glass. f)r A I.KRSTKADS at prices from ?1.50 to ? Z jU SiM.nO. bottom (Inures. r, /ICH FII.\ IRK?PARLOR, CANE, AND -10'J Wool) SKATS, ?t prices from "j cents to $1-J.iti each. MATTI!I'XSKS?nil sizes. Sl'HIMf I IK US aim CUTS. Wo sell u good Spring Hod forS1.75. T lK.'Tl'llK I'KA.MKS-ln VKLVF.T, F.I50- 7 1 NY, and (JILT, from CAUD sizes to ('AH- j IN'KTS, and 1'ANEI.S. Kino Assortment. 1 I7WXK 1'IiTUltK KHAMK MOl.'MHNG on 1 . hand, from the lowe?t price to bust, all I si/os, can lie put up 1" best manner. PIC- k Tl'IlK COKl> and NAILS WINDOW SUADES. In "DADO" styles? '* latest and best?.fitst to hand. AII.sizes. Call and sre tlu-ni. Very low In prices. I rpO ARUIVK In a few days?The handsom- r J est lot of WAFJ. 1'AI'KK In the up-coun- * try. We are going to sell it at city prices. 'IMIF, AI'.OVK AXNOUNCKMKNT wIU tell 1 you of a part, of the goods wc have on hand. Wc will sell I hem iw low as the lowest J prices. Respectfully, J D CHALMERS & CO- 1 October 1:-SI. ,j ' f. A 1 rriiifiit mmi iMraiti < Are Opening; Their Large and Well A Selected Stock of AH Kinds of GOODS. , And are Ready to SERVE I HE raSLIU' AT TIIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES., Will Advertise More in Uclnil Next Week. April. 1, 18SH. tf For Sale. ~ < T* * JJY virtue of an innate desire to supply tlio demands of tlio trade, wo will sell that largo and desirable stock of Ready-Made Clothing and j Overcoats. situntc in tlio town of Abbeville in the | upper part of the Dry Goods establishment of W. Joel Smith <V Son, and bounded on the right by their well known ami uAiuiisivu ocuui* ui Fine Eats, and on the left by their imniDn.se reserve r .stock of c Boots and Shoes, \ bounded in the rear by a barricade of 1 Saddles and Trunks, surmounted by an armory of Brecch load- [ ing, singlo and double barrel 1 Shot Guns, and in front by a continuation of that ? same immense stock of Clothing till von reach the rock wall of low living prices. , Sold to satisfy the demands of the trade. T1SKM.S?Reasonable. Smith & Son. Merchants. Nov. 2fi, 1SS4. tf ijjflil ARE now* prepared to cxliD.lt tin elegnnt stock of SPUING & SUMMER GOODS. , i i AH depart wnts arc lull, ami persons In ( want, of any jtrflele, have only in call for it j ami lie Mippihd. i In regard in prices, a jrreat- many goods arc . nowsohl below th^cosl??f production. ; Satisfaction siti.i'ra^li'od. J,ct every one call ; and see for himself, t WHITS BROTHERS. | The Prospect of Why ni-rrw! :! :N rngland and Kus.shiwiW not, at . prer-eiil. prevent ironi otl'crinir to the puhll > an immense stock of Spring and Slimmer i foods at aslonisliin:;- r ly low (inces. Tl:ey liave on hand a complete line of Men's, Eoj's ail Will's Clalliiiir, I 'jnst arrived, that you can't helpiiuylntr IT you only hear tlie price miniloned. While \'<>ls almost given away. Inspecting their slock of DRY GOODS | wo find n beautiful line ol ficnriM r.awns at I | only I',; wills per yard. < iuuhum.s .1 cents;| I per yard. lileachiug frmn > wills tip. Calico i 1 iltnil|o 7 cents. All winter goods will lie ! j j sold at net cost. Tlicy cm nlso ulve entire j., satisfaction hi Shoes, Hats, Trunks, .Jewelry,;' I Roger's Triple Plated Silverware, j' Crockcry, Hardware, ami an Immense stool:;, lot (iroccrlcs. Corn, I'loiir and Ilacon alwaysjp 011 liaud at lowest market prices. Their "Celebrated Pearl Sliiit" 1 already takes I he lend for durability, and as- ] the best titling shirt made. (inns, I'istols and I Cartridges, ol' all kinds, constantly in stock.!J In tact you can he supplied Willi Hourly everything by ttieiii at nio.-t rca-:onablu prices. Don't delay paying tiicin a vi.?it. P. ROSENEEKG & CO. < Anvil. 1 is,-,, if Wanted to Kent. j WISH Ie rent for :? ti cm ol y vais a small i farm |n .Abbeville iViitily. con' .'.'cut lo a I ra 11 n !: In -1 lei V a lion-let till I lit -; tii!:s ready !o occupy. J urn willing ; > p:iya.i fair 10111. Addrc-.s J. It. Wil.suS'. Abucvillc, S. C. July -jtli, Ii?j. 1 hp?f wm mb? ii i? watmm wrwm n inn i > ?ALL MD WINTER GOODS.! Constantly on Hands a Large Assortment ?of? Dry Goods, Motions, Domestics, Hats, Nothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, and Nearly Everything Wanted >y the Trade. N, JOEL SMITH & SON, Abbeville, C. H? S. C. Oct. 1, ISM, tf something New Uunder the SllTl r Wir.L bo ready on and nftor the 1st of March lo do any KKl'AIKINO which ny ho wanted lo your KADI'I.ICS and HA ItICS*}. Don't postpone the matter too nff. The cyclone nmy come along. IkL'.uiy far the emergency THOS. BEGGS, Feb. 27th, 1RS1. tr WARDLAW IT EDWARDS7 aow HAVE TIIF. PEEASIRE OF 1 announcing the arrival of an att ractive hie of FINE SHOES. Consisting of a full assort nent lor men s, JL.aaies s ana Children's wear, in all the jatest Styles. Mntvli 2f>, ISSl, tf Nov/ is your Time. [ IIAVK just rerclvcil a lot of -No 1 harness I. Icallit-r. If .Vou want a harness or anyhing in my lino made to order. Call soon as , 0 arc luisy uL this season. May 27, 1835, tf TII08. lJEGUS. A Long Needed Want SUPPLIED. MILLER BRO'S.. / 1 RE A OF. NTS FOR WANNA MAICKR &\ \ 15K0WN, Merchant Tailors, thu largest juuho of the kimlin llio (Jill led Slates, and rc prepared l<> take measures for gentlemen's uils of every description, liver two hunred samples are on exhibition at. the store of MILLER BROTHERS. Dcccmbcr 21, 1SSI. WALTER L. MILLER, Attorney .At Law, A15BEVILLE, S. C. Collars * NOTHER lot of all Icip collars to fit horses r\ or mules for sale by TilUS. liEUOS. Dec. 17. 1SSI, tr T SI XXtG <3. TO SELL WITHOUT PROFIT .,000 Bushels White Corn. 100 Barrels Flour. 50 Barrels New Orleans Molasses. 50 Barrels Sugar. 25 Sacks Coffee. AT PARKER & HILL'S, Dec. 21, 1SS1. School Books! School Books ! l? LAIIGE stock of all kinds of School Books! H. W. LAWSON & CO. Jan.28, IS1^, tf Well Boring. 1MIE undersigned with ills large 10 Inch auger, and Lliu double glazed Terra Cotta iirblng can put you up a Well that will Itrst or ages, at. one half the price of dug wells, le uses the ordinary size wood bucket for I rawing water. The cleaning out of these veils is the work of :i minute, by keeping a in bucket In bottom of well to be hooked out it will. I To also has the agency for Abbeville rounty for the celebrated I'orcelaln lined L'u* juniber Pump, which he can furnish and put II at less than Factory prices for a slnulo Hlinp. CI1AS. M. CALHOUN. Greenwood, S. C'., Jan. 11, 18S1. lyr THE LIGHT RUNNING m.w nmvra a,xu**i-vV IS now the favorite anions Sowing Madilnes mill is corlainly above all cotui'tlillnn. I> ?iti*r tin; widest ranjio of work, ct|iii|>|>ed vith all the lalest Improved atlai-jmn-nls, it s li'vond all dispute tin' easiest anil llifhto.rt 'unnin:: slitiil It; uia< lilnc on I lit; nnii k?i, and s last ssrowinir to 1><; the most ]i >) > 111 a ' ina hin;; sold. I "art ies who iMittemp'ale Inlying i machine will certainly llnd II to iheir in 1 ?? M to see and try tie.' J.ijjJi! ti'iiusiu^ \"w Ilium1" before buying. Sold upon easy inns, wilhill tin1 roach of all, cither on nonlhlv 111~t:i11nit-n:s or on time m I'll a cash -av-iiit. Try I he LIGHT lil.NNINU XKW lil.MKnnd v?u will buy no oilier. For sale K. M K i:\Ti ?N', I'cb. lSsi. lDin Abbeville, .s. C. PERMIT COTHRim" -A-ttornoys at Law, Am'.KVfLLK, s. <;. Bnist's LTUXIP seed In great varlely and quality HI ii m- r \ i>rviiv .? i ! > 'x .July S, l-:>, (i rHE TOWN STEAM MILL. Wo havo pr< grossed so far In lit ling lip m r Oorn IMCill hat will s.*rliui lor I lit? public 011 Tuesday's uiil Saturday's. \W luivc tin' host iiiriflilM'T.v ami will kIvp roiiipt ailriiilou ami a lull "turn out" to all wlicii ynii i'iiiiii' in town tirln:i ynur corn villi vmi ami take It hume in the shape of [omi meal. Oil \Va>liln^ton Si. near tin1 <!ej?ot. i-.MlTii 1IKNKV. April,.IS, I.vm, tf iUHKUT 11. illvMl'IIII,!,, V." 11.1,1AM I\ CAl.lHH X. SEMPHEL & CALHOUN, Attorneys at Tjaws Aitiii'.vu.i.i:, s. c. i\'i!! praetiee In all Hie t'oiir;.-. of the Stale. i-Ylii'iiary I. Is?,. Lc ii tlicr. fAl.K SKINS. Kiji skins .in. 1 I la; ric-<s leathi ? ?: *:at I . I >alt I \ M.neii j',: . ii i !!" '. ;s. Axic Grcaso |*\ Hie 'jij.\, v: i:I.>r I elu-ap U 1 y ' XiiU.i. iii.1.'1. r If you waiit Sash, Boors* Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles, Laths, Lime, Cement and Barbed Fence Wire, call on AGENT, J ABBEVILLE, C. H? S. C, i July .' 2, ISfso. tf ' . Speed k Neuffer I DRUG-GISTS. Jf KKP CONSTANTLY ON TIAND A FULL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE IV DRUGS, IC AI.S, etc.. etc. All the lnlcsLtfnri popufllt* linos of PATENT AND PROPRIETARY MbblUNES. J.'|? [UNK the heat Liver Medicine, cure*. Dyspepsln. Fw stale only by ?/.*. Try our BLACKBERRY CORDIAL for Summer Complaint/ mil] tmr COMI'OJJND SYltUP 8.*I5SAP.AUILLA <<v.llh IODIDE PCI'ASH for the Itloort. BED BUG POlSt i.S, the mo?i convenient way of destroy I n? those Insects DIAMOND DYES all the staple aiid fashionable colors. A full lino of FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES," STATIONARY, olo.. etc. The best brands or CI< 1ARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A complete stock of WHITE LEADS. PAINTS. OILS VARNISHES, ETC., ETC PAINT BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, COLDEN MACHINE OIL. Wesell theeelebrntcd Harrison Bios. PREPARED PAINT, the best In the market. Spcclal attention paid to tho .Prescription Uepartment. Physietim's proscriptions and Family Rpelpps filled at nil hours of day and night by expe* rlenced and competent hands. Orders by hand or mall promptly attended to. SPEED & NEUFFER. . April 20, 1SF5, tf ; A. E. ROGERS, fflUL! Hill IHJSf! "DTTl A T/FIT?. T 1ST Hams, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses and Soap. T AM SELLING THE AMOVE fiOODS FOR SPOT CASH nnd CASH ONLY.' 1 I will nnike it to the interest of nit CASH bujers to buy their goods from me. Believing Unit IJJW CASH prices wJJI l?o appreciated by the .tradband that It will be to our inuuittl'. Interest to sell only for SPOT CASH. I have adopted tills rule and will not break thein under any consideration. SPOT CASH or no ?o will be our motto. We thank our friends and customers for past favors and promise lower prices than crcr at THE ABBEVILLE WHOLESALE STORE f JAVK Just opened a new and elegantly flLtcd up T>RUG STOKE on the Marshall ITmiao 1 I Corner, linaer mc front a?i? Jtnnncr oniwi, uuu are u?n u'cviviugunu wm muuuuc w rcci'lvc till their stock Is complete n full line of , Brags, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, &c. Also, nil the popular PATENT MEDICINES kept in n flrst-class Drugstore, all of which warrant to lie fresh and pood. We also oircr a well selected stock of FANCY GOODS, consisting of Colognes, Foreign and Domestic, Handkerchief Extracts in great variety, Handsome Vases, Lamps, &c. Our lino of I5KI7SHES AND SOAPS Is simply complete. Every variety of HAIR, TOOTH NAIL, FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BRUSH SOAPS from Ihe liuest toilet to thocheapst. January 28, 18So, tf iiiiiioaiiMf-1 IM William iiinwu 111uiiii, ? ^ I TI10MAH Mo'OETHGAN having sold out Hie CENTENNIAL HOUSE and established a ' First C'lasti Trade at the Norwood liroihcr'.s Old Sinnd on Washington Street, desire* to call publicattenlIon to tho SUPERIOR QUALITY of his FlNK OLD LIQUORS Softened by age, and used as a Ucaverajfe and Family Mcdlclno. Jt Is manufactured from carefully selected Malt, Is absolutely l'l'HK, ami It Is highly recommended by medical men as n ToNIC and as a INVIGOKATiNG HEALTH SUSTAINING and STRENGTH GIVING BEVEUAGE It Is unexcelled, and only to be had at the PALMETTO SALOON. The proprietor has on hand a Fine Stock of MILWAUKEE STEAM BEEll also FRESIi. COOL TI V'oLI l>EER?t only 1") cents a bottle. COOL TEMPERATE IjUINICS put up lu First Class Style to suit the trade at the leading saloon of tho up-country. _ t ' Budweiser Beer a Specialty. Give Tom a Call at the old PALMETTO SALOON. . May Uth, 1881. ' B.F.SMITH, ABB KVILLE, S. C., Is now prepared to furnish all kinds of Rough or Dress ed Lumber, and is ready to fill all orders for Carpenter . Work of any kind, at the very shortest notice and at the mnst reasonable urices. June ]"?, i>si, tf In IsP^ Mcllwame u,lder the x H,, & Go. New Hotel Will be Found ]fAVK?nbniui a,n,ost cvcry var,c New Fall Goods; CARRIAGES, at BUGGIES, i Low Prices and "y WAGONS, OOiBKS & THOMAS Lvliifli tlioy oilor to their customer:: ou tbo " mostadvantageous tonus. s,,.ti;!.3r'illc's- c REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.-. __ __ . -r-1 . .\Vi tli I lie best of workman In every brunch of Tne Place to Get Wnat! to do all kinds of repairing m the very I tot < TT_ __ ^TriTif f manner, at I lie shortest notice, and on lljo JL 0 11 \)l ilil L nio<! act'oni moduli ug term*. All work fully wurranti <1. " , SEAL & McILWAINE, THOS. M. CIIBISTiANl^-" nAVINC botiiiiil tlio interest of Mr. 4 , I i I t AT I . JoIIN Wll.SO.N in the business \y#? \j t \J liirtnerly eiiiiiliictoil by tliein jointly will J ! keep alwavs in store, a eonipleto stock ol ?AND ? FANCY " (SIC'.X'KIMKS, CANNKD . - ,r 7>1Tr 11A (nn !?;ool)S ami rONriXTlONKKH^ A. & K. KAIL ROADS. :ill kimis. tiip i>i si ami > ?(i.MvS aiul T( > 11A * '('< >. Tlio i'iNMM' A LI. tlx talk, but as I (Ic.l In liii'^lc* and WIN 1'S and LI<'I'Ol'.S. -??- IIsmu'ss I tun an ad vocal" tn" votlin^ ' about tin-country in iho ulII?-iI mysclt \i iih material io SWGOt ?18.0.1 CuT-il Vv illcii.GJ make any kirn! oi'liarrrss wanted. ( till and guta >,.hm !y a.- tln.'.^i'iingi.ifiltnut In open. For mcdrcl rnrposes a specialty. Also, _ TIIcS. KEUUS. U'lioico Liquors ol- any kind lor medical M.-.rcIi 2\ It*.**, tf purposes. k i tiivo liini aeall. Kati-i'-rfjon guaranteed m?rn|n ^TrrrraT A All p..|>.?,iH imlcbud io (lie lin.i [81 8 |l| |;hil|3| Kg f Bffi' If! 1 ^ I of^Christian A: Wilson must niako iuniic- | gfjjjj jj gji* TH03. M. CHRISTIAN, # 5 Abbeville, s. c. Abbeville, S. C. I el). l.l.I.Vrl, tf TfST ni'KKNKl) \Nl> KKADV R>It 7IIE ?J accumuiudalioii ot Now is the Time r?j<s. ! *po l:avo your Saddle -r.rt hurl:** r.Ta!re,1 ,, . f, , e f< , 1 antl put in onler f?>r ( put it |.,(lhnl;.,i I ..tr.n.tii ...... ... i i.n<. .M-IS . 1 1 ' .'V ny :ii?.? r.??:.ni ;;m*/ 'I'jIj !11 *' ( ilS J ..bli* h?K'r i mull I!; .1 iij i ' -?' MRS. J5. KELLY, i Bo in Time. Proprietress. ! f\.\ I.I. s.itui i 1" >?w-iii a ft::il l in:i'l.- bar- WTTTi^Ti \l t.'--. U I- ill I i 1'.\ llllil' ' lll'ilMlh''i; . ? A i4' !''l 1 >|;iy ti '1 !'! ' . " M < ; Sceond Kuud Iv.irncss. j liniske* i 7 I' v..;i I-UII -.1 : :>!litl 'I !.? lilt :i l.-'V. hrii'ii. - .hivt . . *"* i .-.I . It! .... . :. r .M .1 r\- ' N.:e i L'VO -::n* !:::<: >' * u lUvi.

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The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, September 02, 1885, Image 3