The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 14, 1885, Image 3
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V 1 he Press and Banner
^ llv ITusli Wilson.
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1885,
An Interesting; <"nse.
Mr. P. B. Ciilhomi. a tlrnsuist at McCormlck,
\r?s sitntinoncil before the town council of
that place on the l*>th of September, In answer
to the charge of selllnc spirituous liquors in
violation of an ordinance ilio town against
' ?l-'.If < (' I 'n Villi U'JK r#-*
me sHieoi ?iii'nv,i.
tallied to repre-:nt lhn?c wliinvw Instrumental
In prosecuting him. The <-a-e, at Mr.
Calhoun's instance. postponed until SeptemberOn
that day the trlsiI whs regularly
ha'! oeforc the council, and after examinatir.,?
of n number of witnesses the councilcontended
that their ordinance had been violated
lind lound Mr. Calhoun uMlty. and senienecu
_ him to pay a fine of j-V?. or to he imprisoned
SOdays in the county jail. It seems that Mr.
Calhoun did not oay the fine, and on the Jd
f October was delivered to the sheriff by the
constable of the council of McCormlefc, tinder
Ji eominiimeut to be retained 30 days. Mr.
Calhoun offered to pay the tine to the sherlif,
nod await the event of the proceedings whieh
his attorneys concluded to institute, to test
the validity of the trial by the council. The
council refused to release him unless he would
pay me tine tnitionuiu'uiaiij. in-?
to go to Jail mul await the result of (lie proceedings
before Judge Wallace. Messrs. Parker
iC" McCJowan served the council with notice
that thev would apply for Mr. Calhoun,
before Judge Wallace at Anderson, on the 7th
instant, for n writ of crrtinrtiri. This is a proceeding,
we learn. by which the trial of a parI
ty or cause before courts of inferior jurisdiction
is viewed by a superior tribunal. The
councilor McCormick was now (-tilled upon
answer for It* acts. The council employed
W JkU ;*r*.('iison ^ lionham to represent it in the
1 r r iornri proceedings before Ju Ige Wallace.
f Mr. Parker f?>r Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Cason tor
I t ie council appeared before .1 iKlxe Wallace, at
his Chambers at Anderson, on Thursday, Xth
. lostaut The attorneys for the council objected
to the Issuing of the writ. Judge Wallace
ifter hearing the ease refused to grant it. Upon
learning that his application had been reft
fused Mr. Calhoun paid his line, and was released
from Jail after a week's confinement.
| We hear that all further proceedings against
f Mr. Calhoun will be dropped before the sesslons
court, anil that, he will sell no more
Pff whKkey in McCormiek. .Mr. ('nlhoun claltnfflt
ril ttiat he sold on the cert ificatc of a physlclan
and that be was within the provisions of
B the law. The council thought otherwise.
M Jnrors for October Term.
HIS V. OrlfHn. sth township.
(i. M. Mattlson, -tth township.
DT <?. K. Moll wain. CM) township.
J. R. Riley, 7th township.
C. M. Calhoun, 2d township.
R. I*. Cliukscales. 6th township,
W W. P. I)evlln, 7th township.
I (>. W. Millford. 12th township.
V J.S. Ho wen, lath township,
r W. !?. Mars, llth township.
L J.Evans, 10th township.
" JamesStrawhorn.2d township.
,y W. S. Richardson, 1st township.
? W. A. Hunter, Kith township.
! Robert W. Hester. 1 Ith towhshlp.
k K. Wes. Harper. l:Mh township.
' A. O. Grant. llth township.
A. I". ltODinsoil. HI<1 HMViiMi |'?
k A. M. Krwln, 12th township.
W. It. Powell, l-ilh lownslup.
T. >1. Kiiox, 10th towi.jihip.
w W. P. M'ldnnnn, l"?th township.
It. W. Miller, Hth township.
If. A. T'Minent. isStli township,
f\V. H. Hit I ley, 2<1 township.
Jt. II. ClHinp. ">tti township.
Samuel H. Benjamin.2d township.
11. A. Iladdon, 12th township.
It. K. Henderson, lfith township.
T. C. Turner, 1st township.fohn
H. Jones, h'.th township.
J. C.Jennings, 10th township.
John M. Rasor, 3d township.
.T. N. Cochran,3d township.
Jerry Bacon,col., llih township.
lJcnnis Washington, col., 3-1 townsnlp.
The Catholic Church.
The new Catholic cnurch l< nearing com-1
pletion. and presents a heautiful appearance.!
The new fencing around the lot will lie put up
til the course of a Week. Messrs. McGcttlgan
and Cunningham have had 'some or the!
unsightly trt-es removed from the grounds, !
and the lot is much Improved in appearance, t
? Theeditlce will be dedicated on the fourth!
k Sunday, Bishop Northrop and other priests*
^ will be present, and a largo turnout of our I
f citizens will doubtless witness the inter-!
\ cstlng ceremony. Father Monoghan, the pas- j
lor of the church.desires to return thinks tot
our citizens for their generous contributions
to the fund lor buHdlntr the new fence, and expresses
himself as delighted with the reecp-1
tlon which our good people have given him.j
Death.
Mrs. Sarah Conmbe. widow of John Conmhe,
riled al ilie residence of her son-in-law Mr.
Jnmcs Erwln al Bradley ln>t Friday ukht, afv
tcr an Illness ol two weeks, nged TSyears.
She was burled :it Lebanon on Saturday
afternoon. The Kev. Mr. Itichaulson of the I
! Methodist church conducted the services In
the absence ot the Rev. Mr. Hanckel, the pastorof
herjown church. She leaves three children
and a large number of grandchildren to
mourn her death. '
I Mrs. Coumbe was a member of the Kplsco-,
1 p:il church since her early womanhood, and I
I Jived the life of a Christian, dying with the
comforting hope of her Saviour's intercession
Tor her.
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The Abbeville Mejotenspr.
The last week's Issue of the Abbeville Me*,
frnf/er announces that Thos. I'. C'otliran, Ksq..
lias withdrawn from tho partnership heretofore
existing between Messrs. M. Ilionham.j
J. S, Perrln and himself, and that he has sev-j
ered his connection with the publication of)
that paper. Messrs. Bonhnm and l'errln will I
eoiuinuc to publish the Mex*ei)(/n\ and Willi
doubtless kceD the paper up to its present!
Ht'indard of excellence.
Mr. Oothran will now devote himself!
exclusively to the law. In which profession;
his ability will assure him continued success, j
The "Pre** and Banner" It S!mll Re. I
nV Tho replies to our query as to chnnse of'
H name has been many, und nearly nil. have
mild they preferred the old name?1'rexx nnd j
- Jttviner?and so It shall remain. The people |
seem to hold the name in high esteem, and j
we will respect their wishes. We were in j
doubt about the matter ourselves when wo
spoke of the change, but we are now deter-j
mined to stick to the old name forever.
|r Tnlniasre'N Sermon*.
lHlinng>:ii wrinoin win .
feature of our enlarged pajvr. He Is now the j
most popular preacher in the United States, |
and hi< sermon* alone are worth more than
the subscription prieo of the paper. We have J
made arrangements to have them printed on i
our patent inside. and we presume tbey will
appear regularly every week.
Dwelling Burnt.
The residence of Mr*. 11. P. Hughes, about
two miles from town on the Anderson road, ]
van destroyed by fire last Thursday morning, i
Insurance Sl.soo. The fire originated up. j
*nfrarInside of thenhouse, from a chimney In I
r'~""""""" which tliere was a fire In the fireplace downstairs.
Only a part of tho household furniture
was saved.
i- Foot .Hashed.
Mr. T. T. Hill. In attempting to hoard thC'
J* train at Dirrough's, between Hodges and Ah- i
heville, made a misstep when one foot was.
placed on the track, the train passing over it. j
BR He is now at Miller's Hotel, doing us well us:
could be expected.
B Marriage.
K Mr. John Harris and Miss Annie Poopler ;
sm were married last Thursday morning. We'
BJ <*ongratulate the young couple an<l hope they !
X may live forever and be us happy ull the;
H time, as they are now.
H Sew lintel Price*.
m* K^gs are now plentiful ivt l'J'^to 1.1c. per rtoz-1
" en. Chickens at I2V?eo'illc. Hens, full grown, j
25c. Kutter, yollowf'JOc. white, 10c.
+,
Gait. Jamks Rogers, Jit., of Ninety-Six.!
has one of the finest, thoroughbred Imported
Jersey bulls in the United states. Among the
many nne jersey nuiism. nic ? ? uh.-i.ttjia nm i
last August this fine imported bull was thei
centre of attraction and the object of universal
admiration. It took the committee's eyes j
and Judgment by storm and carried otr thej
blue ribbon. It is reallyatine looking ani-1
mnl, anil by kind treatment, has become nSj
docile as a lamb. Capt. Rosters has, also, several
fine registered Jersey heifers. He has a!
thoroughbred English Berkshire sow with a;
large litter of the most beautiful and prom Is
Jng pigs we havo seen In many a day, upon ,
which he will probably take the blue ribbon ;
at the State Fair. With an energy and Judgment,
characteristic of the genuine Kentuck- ]
Jan, Capt. lingers ha* bis barns full of hay,!
straw, shucks and fodder, his crib full of hoine j
raised corn, his garden full of line Irish pota-1
toes and splendid ruta bagas, his fields cover- |
cd with barley, blue grass and clover, and his j
poultry yard full of Leghorns. Hramahs. Par-'
I trldge Cochin, ]!ulf Cochin, Plymouth Hock I
and Barnyard chickens. His plaee in NinetySix
Is a flue illustration of the phase, "MuUmn
in pnrvo."
Heu friends will bo pleased to learn that
31l?s Kitty Pcrrin, who has been quite sick of
/ever at Johnston, lias so far recovered as to
resume her duties as music teacher In the
high school at that plac?*. Her mother, Mrs.
_i. X. C. Perrin, who had been to see her in her
Illness, came home last weei?.
There Is talk Iicrc of the road from Enright
to Abbeville, going from this place by
way of Cokesbury, Greenwood, or Nlnet.vSlx.
Each route has friends here. Hut it is
generally conceded that tlio longest pole will
-get the persimmons.
All kinds of Job wort; quickly and neatly
done at this office. We have Just received n
new supply of bill heads, note heads and other
pai>er, and can furnish them In pads if desired.
Onr prices will compare with jujy other
market.
Thk skating rink will be opened on next
Friday night, and will hereafter tie opened on
Tuesday and Friday nights of each week. The
members of the Abbeville Klfles will see that
tgood order 1$ maintained In the hall.
A little girl of Capt. J. M. Cobb, of Aiken
county, was bitten on the foot by a rattle
snake. A live chicken was cut open and
t bound to ttic wound which drew out the poi'
son, and tho child recovered.
Tub JVcm mul Jl'inncr has some stock on
liand just now. and can print nice bill hcad>,
letter heads, Ac., at the lowest prices. All persons
are iavitcd to examine our samples and
prices.
The Simmons Rrothers, of Hodges, bouirlst
? bale of cotton one day last week from Mr.
II. M. Milligan which weigl?ed 750 rounds for
which they paid St&o4.
The wise man will call at the prcx.v and
IJanner office for prices on printed letter
heads, bill heads, note heads, or any other
kiud of Job printing.
A pump has just been put in the new well
In front of the post office. The water has a
strange taste, and some of our citizens Lelieve
it is mineral water.
The attention of purchasers is directed to
the adverti>etnent of the sale of the real estate
of Jacob Miller, deceased. Some rare bargains
may be had.
Let every man work for the railroad. If
Lowndenviile, Ninety-Six and Greenwood
can build a railroad, surely Abbeville can
The I'ress and Tlnnnrr prints letter heads,
bill head*, hand bill*, etc., as well as they eun
be printed elsewhere, unci as cheap us the
cheapest.
The hand plnycd somo choice pieces at tbo
now well yesterday evening. We beard the
question asked U it was in honor of its completion.
We nre going to have a bank. Now, let us
fct another railroad. It Is within our reach.
f we want it wo can get it.
y I)k. Marry and his *on. Master Tompkins
L Mabry, will go to Augusta to-day, on a visit
to his brother in that city.
Thkkr is no opposition to the railroad, and
It seems that we are united In the desire to
have It.
1 The show pictures on **c bill boards are
* con-spicuousartd attractive.
Mh. H. It. .Maktin of Florida, is In town
on a visit to his mother.
(Hrr vour printing done at the Press and
Banner office.
The I're.1.1 and Banner does gojd work, at
cheap l a'.cs.
I<ocAii correspondents will pleaso report
blrtUs..'
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! NOTES FKOM 01*11 COLLEGE BELL?.1
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THE INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING OPEN
[ THEIR SESSIONS WITH F.NCOUIi- '
agi::g pf.ospects.
, Ji'orsoniil ISots of (;ni'sts.OI?<1os( Maidens?
Manly ncn-Ki'iiiiliful II.iiiiti*!
j ?Tlio I.oss in Cotton Tle*?Tlie Ke?
: suit of Mnrrylns an I'ntillotl I
' Sfniiip-Hcxicnn Civillxntloii?Fwr
our (iir^nwooil ('nrrcNpoiKSciitj
Wisp Aclion of tlm A. It. I". H.vitoil.
lM'K V KST, S. ( . Oct. 12. 1 <N."|.
i An effort is being inaile to revive Hie AV>
/.iic Student.
; summits vonlinun to arrive for each of our
t coticisiutv institutions.
i -ii iii<. pimrch thlsiWeihies
' day) evening and to-niorrow morning.
i Miss I.ucrctia lireninm, of l'lckens, is visit- j
I iiiir Iht st.-tiT. Mrs, 1!. .1. Ajrnew.
i Nearly ovcl\V family in Due Wi st lias liatl!
an increase In it witiiin tlie last two weeks.!
j Hoarders.
i Tlie Senior class of the Female ("ollese now:
n it miters is; t lie Junior class HO. These num-1
In-rs will he increased.
j All of our synodieul visitors have returned |
: to their respective place* of abode.
Mrs. W.T. Wallermn?children, of Alahninn, |
are spendin-r a few week* with relatives here.
This Is Mis. Waller's old honie.
Mr. John M.Martin has rented the Power
j cottage on the comorol Main and Abbeville
I streets.
i Miss Ann KhsspD, of Columbia, is at. the!
| bedside of her mother, who has been very ill j
! i"!- the past week at the residence of Mr. 1/. 1>.
1! >wio.
j Mr. W. J. linn ner, of the Prt'shj/teri'i;i force,
j ban been quite sick forscvera! days. We hope j
I soon t<> sec him again in his old place "at the
! window.''
Partridges arc very numerous this year, j
! Mr. John BonneT and i wo oih<*r nimrivls mic- >
I ceedi'd in bagging lorty-tlve la?t Sjiiurday. I
The college irirls look very sweet when on !
"dress parade;" or. as our friend Homier of)
I the Pr, ibi/feri'tii would say, when "inking a
constitutional.''
Madame Humor says that twool our most!
popular young gentlemen will slip their heads i
into matrimonial nooses in a w\*ck or two. j
' The Abbeville Baptist Association is in s<>?- |
! sion here. The labors of the association will j
I conciime lo-morrow.
j The town council arc having some eooil
I work dour on the sheets, very wisely we j
! think. before wet went Iwr sets in. T'ie change j'
in the charter of I lie town in regard to woi king
tlu- streets seems to meet Willi general approval.
When a young lady wishes to warn o!l' al! ;
suitors she wcarsa ringon the first andatiolhor
on tlx-fourth linger of theiefi hand:
Now the thoughts of young maidens lightly
turn Ik the contemplation of the style of fall
hats I hey will decorate themselves with: anil
tin- thoiightsof their daddies wearily turn to
the <*out<'inplalion of the question where the
money is to come from to pay fur them.
In the "Professor" company, now performing
in the principal theatres of the South, is a
| daughter of the distingui-hed Confederate
(leneral I- rank Cheatham,of Nashville,Tenn.
At I lie recent appearance of this company In
savannah the cadets of that ciiyallended in
full uniform and presented Miss Cheatiiani
with a magnificent floral horse-shoe.
It is pleasant now to seethe little j'.irls tripping
t i and from the FemnleCoHcge morning
.....i ..A,.rn.i,in Whenever the eves of your
correspondent rest upon a little girl, and lie
reflects upon how much will he required of 1
her?how punctilious she must he, how care- ,
flilly she must avoid even the semblance of ,
evil?lie breathes a fervent wMi that, some
good spirit will take her by the hand and lead ;
her only In wisdom's ways.
Our hint last week to charitably disposed
persons has had 1 he desired effect.. The local '
editor of the Prrxhytci'i'tu has laid nslde his
straw Init and now appears arrayed in a still- '
brimmed lViby. We knew he deserved a J
rew hat, and that the only chance for him to j
get one was an appeal that would move the 1
heart of some one.
When a man has to toil from one year's end '
to anot her to keep th* wolf from the door. It '
makes him very tired to read that the eolhc ;
lion of paintings and bric-a-brac left by the '
late Mrs. Mary J. Morgan, of New York, is 1
valued at ?!,0tKI.W*).
How does it come that an organ of the
Psalm-singinz chili chcs?It may lie a self-con- '
stituted organ? heaps ridicule upon hymns '
sacred to many, while such able ministers of |
the A. K. I*. church its I he Itev. I>r. (Jrlcr and J
the Ilev. Frank 1'ressly quot* from the same [
hymns in the pulpit approvingly and with ef- '
feet ?
The sad Intelligence reaches us that pretty }
Nellie Grant Sarioris Is about tosuelorad!vorccon
the ground of brutal treatinentat the '
bands of her husband. From this marriage. '
which was strictly one of love on the part of .
Mrs Snrlorls. she has reaped only a harvest 1
of sorrow. She was General <irant's favorite J
child, and It is said that the thought of ber
uuhappy marriage embittered the last moincnts
of his lite.
Do homely girls never marry? Wo arc led 1
to propound Ibis question toyou, Mr. Kit I tor, .
from the fact that In every marriage notice
we read in a newspaper the bride isalluded to ,
ns being "beautiful and accomplished." Now. ^
Its illl* pioporuoii m iiuiin-1,1 pin.1 IW W
ful" isaboutas" Is to-"?, it follows thai If none
of t lie former ever marry this country would
literally swarm with old maids. Hut such not
being the case, we are forced to the conclusion
that you editors arc either very poor Judge
of lemnle beauty, or that yon arc too gallant
to ?ay a lady is homely when you know her
to he si i. Which is it?
It is the general opinion among cotton producers
that when they sell a hale of the fleecy
staple they get the same pay per pound for
the ties that they sccelve for the cotton. This
is a mistake, 'the price of cotton Is fixed in
Liverpool, and in every transaction there the
weight of the tics is deducted, thus throwing
the cost exclusively on the producer of the
cotton. The latter not only does not get 'J
cents a pound, or the piiccot the cotton, for
his ties, but he gets nothing at all. 'ihe English
rate Is fixed on the cotton itself.
With duties to the right of us and dudes to
the left of us. perhaps it may not be amiss to
devote a line or t""o to the great original dude
?Count D'Orsav?who was represented as lie- .
Ing "the glass ol fashion and the mold of J
form." lie sustained highly immoral rein-1 *
tiousaml lived In great splendor with theae- 11
cornplished f.ady l'.ltssington In Lomlon.
D'Orsay was a perfect Adonis and to such an
extent was littit lenderot fashion that a prom- j
Incut tailor of London furnished him with
clothes "free gratis for nothing" in order that
it might he said tlint the titled "masher" was
supplied from Ills establishment. But reveises
came upon him. and both himself and ,
Lady ITe?slngton died in poverty In Paris.
A portion of the paste brigade of Cole's New
York and New Orleans circus and menaecrle
were here last week ornamenting tences with
posters announcing the appearance of tinshow
at Abbeville on tiie LTtii instant. This
is a St. Louis institution, ami i* one of the
four flr.-t-ciass .shows of this country, the rtilers
belli;; llarnum's, Forepaugh's and Sells
Bros. Mr. \V. W. Cole, the proprietor, Is a perfect
gentleman, and all his employes arc civil
ami courteous.
Speaking of shows, the wrecking of a pnrtioti
of oul John Hohlnson's circus train on
the Northern Pacific railroad the other day
recalls to mind the trlek played by the proprietors
of that establishment?Old John Robinson
hlmsfll is dead?upon the "colored
troops" when in this.state Just preceding the
last presidential flection. The.v advertised to
admit all negroes who would give up their
registration certificates at the door, and in
thIk wuy deprived Mr. J unes Mnllisrim Blaine
of a large number of votes?in Columbia
alone. Evidently the proprietors of Old John
Uohlnsoh's show believe that there Is more
truth than poetry in Uncle George Tillman's
famous aphorism? Universal suffrage is universal
damnation."
Mr. James II. l'ressly, a son of the I!ev. "W.
J?. l'ressly and one of the recent graduates o!
Krskine. left us on Thursday last for Marion]
("enter, Ala., where he will engage In teaching I
school. "Jim" is a bright.netlvc young man,
and we venture 1 he assertion that he will I
prove as successful in teaching young ideas
how to shoot as he was in tossing a base ball.
Our Protestant friends never fail toumllm-|
her and fire a shot at the Catholics when opportunity
offers. In liis address at the last
meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society
President (iullouny invest ions; anil cioqueiu- i
ly upon the degraded condition of tlie inhnb- <
1'ant* of Mexico,anil attributed It to Catholic
dominance in that country. Your correspond- i J
ent happens to know something of Mexico 1
and its people, and while admitting that the!
lower classes are degraded, he knows that 1
such a condition of nft'airs Is attributable j:
more to the system of peonage which existed |!
there until a comparatively recent date than <
to any intlucnce exerted by the Catholic
church. Abundant proofs can he adduced to J
show that the Catholic religion is not degrading.
<
If your Greenwood correspondent will give ?
us his ear for a moment or two we will en-11
deavor to enlighten liitn as to how "ladiesH
who cannot sing hush their babies to sleep." 1
On returning to our boarding house in a sis
ter Southern Stateono day we found tlie land- '
lady administering a severe whipping to a 1
Iit tie colored girl she had employed asa nurse. I
Inquiring as to the cause of tlie caMigation, '
we were told by the lady, that the little "nig-1 '
ger" had been "blowing into the baby's eyes 1
to put it to sleep." "Mowing into itseyestoli
put it to sleep?" we asked, In astonishment.
"Yes." said the lady. "You see, when these :
little niggers get tired of nursing a child they
blow into its eyes and put it to sleep." Now,
may it not be that "those ladies who cannot
\ sing" follow the example of the little "niggers"
in Alabama, and "hush their babies to
sleep" by blowing into their eyes.
The late Synod of the A. 11. 1'. church acted
VCMY WJJSVI^ HIUUI II U III wir < }'! 11 i?;u tt 1IVI1 UIVJ I<
I laid upon the table the report of a special
commute'! endorsing ihe ends and niins of
| tlio "National Reform Association." This us*
sociatkm is composed in great part of cranks
who seek to improve upon the work of the
; past by putting "<.?<*! In tlio fonstitution."
, The frainers of the Amcrlean nia^ua charta
builded wiser than they knew when they
i omitted the name of (and in the Constitution.
! lor its insertion would have been a prolific
and endlesssource of controversy and wrung- i
liny;. And indeed there is nooccns-ioii lor Ihe
mere mention of the muncof (iod in thatdocuuient,
for the spirit of liberty and equality
ami Justice breathed throughoul the entire
instrument would almost lead onv toeonelude
'that the trainers of it wen* inspired of 11 im
who rules the universe. Further, the very
fact that our country b?* stood the test of h j
i gLgantic civil war, from which it emerged,not 1
I only unimpaired, but strengthened in every;
Ip.irt; that to-day our national colters arc I
ov*. rtlowin;; with treasure, and that weare the I
! most prosperous nation tlmt the sun shines j
j upon, are proofs positive that Ihe American ]
I I'nion is under the special guidance of Hitn
I who holds in His hands the destinies of na-I
tions. and that under 11 is divine favor wo will j
; go on, prospering and to prosper until our be 1
loved country shall have reached a point of
j grandeur, both in extent and development,1
i far beyond the scope of the imaginations of;
its most enthusiastic well-wishers.
'ADDITIONAL ITEMS FROM THE ATHENS
OF AEBEVILLE.
Personal Dots Xcw Student*. anil
their Gxaiuiiiatloa?.Mr. I'arkcr's
Slray Hoi;.
fu r. Wist. S. C., Oct. 12, l^*.
i Miss Klla Mob'.ey, of Johnston, S, C., is visj
Iting Miss Dorkey Henry.
I Mr. W. I'atton, of Columbia, spoilt a night
; or t wo in town lurt week.
Mr. J. II. lYessly, who graduated last June,
i left last Thursday to take charge of a school
I nt Marion Junction, Ala.
i Mr. I? I.. Abercromble, who has been In
Georgia, lias returned. He thir.ks of entering ,
; the mercantile business soon.
| A portion of thooverhead plastering In the;
lower vestibule of the l'hiloniathcun Society j
: Hail fell a few days ago. It will be repaired;
I as soon as possible.
j Mr. John McKay, who has been In Green- i
i ville for his health, has returned to his former |
post of duty.
Mrs. 11. M. Johnson Is the fortunate possess-1
or of one of the best fall apple orchards in I
town. She Is thinking of preserving them in I
saw dust for winter use.
('apt. J. M. Cochrane has ginned about To
bales ol ctton this season.
Mr. J. It. Kdwards will elerk in ills father's
store during the next year.
Mrs. J. II. Williams left to-day to visit relatives
in Newberry. She will return Saturday..
Kev. F. V. Pressiy left las! Wednesday with
his fiiioily for his home in Missouri.
Itev. 1>. IS. i'rcssly lelt last We.tncsdiiy for
North Caroli. a, where he will remain lotsome
time to recuperate his h<-a''h.
Mt. It. 11. Itriee went toCormiaea last week
to look aitc the school that Mr. \V. 12. I'atton
tauuht last year.
The circus advertiser lias visited our town
ami stuck up liis pictures lu a very consplcu
[
'>n.? I'lu'-o. The small liny and negro looi.s at ,
tli in wiili Imtii eyes ami mouth. All of thein,
Will lie. there if posMlllr.
A pretty liver eoloivd printer, a foreigner to j
tills |>la,,?\ Wi-s i'll1111i^ iitiont inr st re !.? las! .
wit!;, IViHiaMy Mr. W. II. 1 *: iter is Ills own- I
i'i',:i< w:.s in.-ill ioin .1 in tin- J'.-rxs ami I'.-tmtrr .
last wreli.
'I'ln' ImoU stores lnvo heen lining :i flourishling
husiiiess for tin-last week. I ,
The tail business has tiegun, and already IJ
some of our inerehants have secured soine|
pretty Christmas trinkets. j 1
New students lor holli Colleges eontinue to , J
eoinein. l'rlneipaily liiey enter the Fresh-j|
man and Sophomorecl isses in Frskine, and j |.
the So|ihinore and Junior iu the Female Col-; r
lege. [ |
Krskine has represi'ntalives from \ irginin,' (
North Carolina, South Carolina, (ieorsin, Ala- j,
haina. Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, and j (
expects at least one from 'lY'Nas.
Mr. 1'. I,. (!ricr*s department opened with
about tift<en pupils. He will give tliem a
thorough training (luring the coming year in .
all the ilenariiiietits necessary to prepare them
for higher classes.
Jjist Nahhath was a very wlnily day with Jsotnr
rnin, hut it did not prevent our people
from going to church and hearing a most cxeellent
sermon by the pastor.
The examination of students for admission
into .the {several eiasse.s tn KrsUIno College
have eon tinned from day today as t ho appli
rants arrived. 'I he following is the result- of
this work its shown by the College Register:
JUNIOR CI.ASS,
J. S. Cn'liKon, V?? admitted on trial In Latin
and Mathematics. j
SOJ'HOMORK CLASS. .
J. AV. Haird. X. C\, O. A. Simonton, Tonn., I<
admitted regularly In all departments. ?
J. s. Callisou, Va., regularly in Mathc- I
ma tics. w
a
XRKSAMAN CI.ASS. S
K. H. Anderson, S. regularly In nil de- "
lvirlhw.nt^ i Mi ,r riwllt.r In Xolllio-r
more in a mouth, if progress justifies it.
I. ('. Dale, Ala., regularly in -Mathematics
and I~Uin, on trial in Greek. ,T
1>. r. .Miller, Ala., regular in all depart- J'
merits. ~ J'
H. L. Itrotrn, X. regular in Latin ami 1<
Mathematics, on trial in Greek. P
K. I!. Wilson, S. ('., regular In Latin and
Mathematics, on trial in Greek.
W. (>; Sample, X. regular in Latin and
Mnihcmatlcs, on trial In Greek.
J. M. McLaughlin, X. C, roKiibtrly In Mathcmaties,
on trial in I.iitiu mml Greek.
T. II Chiles. S. regular in Latin and ?
Mathematics, on trial in (Jrcek.
liryson, S. C.. regular in Mathematics,
on trial in Latin and <ircelc.
! '. X. Martin, S. C? regular Ir. Mathematics,
on trial in Latin. Greek lu Tutors d< pnftment.
Canterbury, Ala,, regular in Latin and -r
Mathematics, to bo further examined lu J
Greek. w
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PULCIO'S INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF MAT- ls';
TERS ABOUT STONY FOINT. n,
C
ti
Xew Miuoi House?Xew Ititilroart?
>ew Principal in tho Academy? |r
Ah ICrror Corrected?J'rotrncted ! !
Ahseiu-e of our Correspondent? J,1
(i<i?<i I.lick to Her.
Ktonv Point, S.C., Oct, 12. lS?.r?.
Cotton picking isnboutover; the yield having
exceeded lasi yen's hy very little.
Tlu< oat crop is promising: the area is lnrgc,
und the stand excellent. _
The paler famiiias fiavc decided that Stony
Point must haven sell ?!. Tliey met on lust
Thursday altcriioon, at the residence of Mr.
I. M. Major, to decide upon the localioh of the V
school house, anil oilier matters.
Owing to our protracted sickness, we have
otleii behind in our news Items.
Judge Cullen Lark, and ("apt. Turner Wood, J
it Laurens, and Col. Jlerndori and ('apt, Mc- j
[ 'all, of Cokcslmry, were Ihe guests of Col. I J1'
Law, on last Thursday. It is needless to say. j
the titled gentleman talked railroad. ]"'
We are pleased to be able to correct tho an- ] "
.......?........ ,i,? ,1.,..)i, ,.r M.. T. i>.w
lUlllIVVIIIUIH' it HV.IV.I Wl <MI. ?/ . iV'.UKU .
smith, of Laurens, which appeared in tlie ' ' >'
Prrxs tn><l Jhmncr of two weeks past. Mr.]1,1
Sin 11 !t his so far recovered from his leeent se- CtJ
fere illness as to be aide lo leave his li?'>m,
Tlio railroad is the all absorbing theme.
Those w ho are endowed with a Strom: imam- m
latiun, can hear the whistle, and almost seel St
lie train. Stony Point Is one of Ihc finest lti
>arisof '.lie county, and we would be triad tot as
i:ivc tlio road, as It would tend towards build- to
ns up the piaee. We eame very near saying '
Stony Point was the "garden spot" of the
ounty; but we remembered a certain nrgus yed
correspondent who is constantly look- !
n^ for "reflectIons," und as wo did not eare <
ibout being brought to account for what Is _
vrltten, we desisted.
Mrs. Law has a beautiful drove of fur- 1
toys. We forget the exact number. Turkey II
tinner will be plentiful with her tills winter, II
f the "toother in black" will "hands oil'." II
Mrs. staec.v is having a nice resilience built. 1J
We understand that Mr. I?. K. Dantzler is
hinkins of moving out on 'Main street.''
Mrs. s. s. 1'inson has been visiting friends at
'erdeiy.
Mr. J. II. O'Xeall will soon return to Florlla,
where het has quite u nice youngornn.ee ^
:rove. Mr. O'Xeall will carry laborers with m
lim, nud purposes making many improve-',,
nents on his properly in the "J.and of Flow
is." er
Col. Law leaves In a short while for his
ilaiitation In Marion county. . .
several of the negroes who left this p^rt of ul
lie county for Arkansas last winter, have re- j sa
uriied, and say that all who can. will return se
it an early date. They report numerous j
leaths, among thcircomrades. They are glad im
o be at home again, and say there "ain't uo i lie
dace like Abbeville." |<;w
In regard to the proposed change In the
lame of the 1'rcna and JUtmu r, we would say "c
et it be the JJmmcr. and long may ii wave! Ill
Why does no*, some one write the Otronaea |
lews? We hear Miss Laura Coleman has
leen elected prineii ai of the academy at that
dace. Also that Mr. J. .S. Anderson is openng
an elegant stock of goods, at prices that
ire astonishing the natives. Mr. Anderson Is
inn wiin believes in Liio motto, "live and let
Ivts" Sm-cc.-s t<? lilni.
With this communication we say farewell
0 the Preset unit JSnnrur, for n few months, as '
ve leave in a short while, to visit relatives in ;
1 distant part of the State. . I?ULCIO.
t a?n
(INZTY-SIX ON THS HIGHWAY tO PROSPERITY.
\
[lor Jfow Railroad?flloomy WcnJher "
and I'envlneN ? Susiwliliiy I>rnn?- ^
mem and (Jood Shoos?Fine Mock ^
Shipped to the Town. w,
Ninety-Six. s. O., Oct. 12, 1SS5.
This I* Indeed a gloomy spell and expressive as
>f lino's feollnns who has a lotof cotlon in the
leldsnnd a ton or two of neavines cut and In 1
he heap. A Frenchman's way out of the
.rouble would be suicide, but we are not so >n
ash and prefer to wait awhile If wo are left
he choice. , f
After writing the above we are somewhat
evlved. Capt. Hale came down upon us and ' ,
ie so perfectly represents the opposite that
,ve are led to believe that the best p'an Is to
nke everything as It comes, and make up our
Illll'l Li 1,11 U1IUL IU UU Will Ut JI llllOUl
:oines to pass,"
IIv the way Cnpt. IIa!e lias changed his
lotiKo and now travels 1'roiil Hosting, "the
thou mart of the world."
.Sehoolt'omniissioner I lodges was inNino;y-Slx
last Saturday, we are always glad to
see hi in.
The barley crop sown is largo and looks ti
Uneiy. ?
Weil. Mr. Klltor, onr fond hoposnre about to
>e realized. The railroad long hoped for is wo
relieve an assured fact. Our meeting Inst
I'rldiiy was n success. The full amount necessary
to organize was subscribed, tho necessary
notice of thirty days was given to the T
itockhol-lers and on the l.'Jth of November 1
[hey will meet and elect officers. We pro- Li
noses to dig dirt on Saturday the 14th. Now, tv
Mr. Editor, isn't this beautiful? It is some- bl
lung ihal we have longed for and prayed for A
o these many days. No gas now, but a rcali- fa
ly. a booui for Ninety-Six and the Ninety-Six ni
jotinlry. al
There Is exeitement in the cotton market at
ust now and the staple is being disposed of at pi
rul I prices.
We hud the pleasure of attending the PenUeton
Fair on last Thursday. It wasa grand
;uceess. The display of Jerseys, llolstleiis flj
ind other cuttle wassimply magnillicent. The ll
exhibit of Norman-l'eciieron horses, superb. 11
We had the pleasure of riding behind the
hi est pair of Norman mares in the Houth.
I'hey were the property of Mr. J. C. Stribling
>nc of the most active members of the Pen 1 'T
Ileum Association. The show of blooded j 1
liorses, colts, and tlllles could not bo beaten j bi
in the lUue CJrass of Kentucky. When Red'pi
."hief tlies he will leave his mark behind him.
Mr. Lewis' other stallion deserves especial attention.
He is tine indeed, and his owner deserves
the thanks of the whole up country for
importing him. Some of our party purchased
Mine tine Jerseys at. the auction sale. And t Cf
we all desire to thank the Pendleton people!'"
lor the very handsome way that they treated
us. 11
Mr. Editor, if possible I will send you full
report of our railroad meeting.
EAST END.
FROM THE ATLANTA OF ABBEVILLE. f.
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Our Roporter on n Trip?Coons?
Household Word?A Ornroftrl Art
t'onrlndes (tic Whole.
Urkknwoop, s. Oct. 12.T
We scom to be bicssed (?) this season with
equinoctial storms; They come every few
days.
The cent Ionian who hoarded the wrong train
hero the other day, took the trouble to come
in and inform us that he neither chewed,
smoked nor drank anything stronger than ; js
baby tea. I x
Rev. Mr. Matthews will bo absent for sever-!
al days visiting friends and attending Synod i
aiChester. IJev. Mr. Crcag, of l.aurrns, will, "
till his pulpit at this place on next Sabimth. i
We nindo a Hying visit to Prosperity last
week. We found it a wide-awake little town.'..
It could not be otherwise with such firms as
Wheeler.t Moseley, Wise IJros and Luther it j
Lang ford leading the van,assisted by that en-j
Icrprising Journal the I'itxh and Importer. It "
is said that they sell goods cheaper and pay
more for cotton than Newberry. We know
their cotton receipts are nearly equal, but
both are behind fSrcenwood. ?
If that New York "SportingClub" is anx- .!
Ions to hunt "coons" We suggest anywhere be-1 r
tween Ninety-Six and ("happells as a uood . .1
place. We suppo-e there must be coons," as 1 '
there seems to be nothing else. j
There may bo something in a name, and we \ "
think brevity In nomenclature better than
brevity In anything else, unless perhaps it Is F
il |>T'(>\V HIMIIIOII, WIll'II I lit- IIIL-I IIIUUU IUI IS ll|> | L'
in the nineties. hut the full name oftlie Prrsx B
ami Ji>inner Iws become a household word in |
(his county, and people usually hate to part!
with heirlooms.
In justice to Mr..1.11. llognn we will statei
that there is n<- foundation for the rumor that
he is to he In any way eonnceted with u proposed
new paper here.
We appreciate the sunshine moreslncc so. J
many days of rain and slush. j '
The editor of the livas atnl flnnniT exercised ri
his editorial authority last week by applying P
hi? pruning shears so closely to our reply to
"Temperance"' that we hardty recognir.ed It|J
ourselves. We disclaim any authority to the |1
paragraph as published, yet we are not at mII .
fretted about it- We grant Mr. Wilson the au-!
thority he exercised In "tempering the wind |,
to the shorn lamb." We really thought that .
the personal assault on us demanded a sharp j
reply, especially us we were before trie public J
gaze and he in the dark, but we say J-Yni.i. *
Special attention Is called lo our line of
ladles' dress flannels In bcautilul shades.
Hell AOalphin. 10-7.
Dresses cut and made to order on short no
lieu ui j?cii iv vi;uj>iiui t%
. ... . i
IMC ATIIK. (]
Died, JAXIE II>A, eldest daughter of
John and Susan (liliner, October 'Jtli, in her
sixth yt-iir. of typhoid fever. She was buried
f?t Lone Cane Saturday. Kov. \V. K. 1'cnrfson ?
preached the funeral at the house.
Notice
THAT an application will he made tn the *
Legislature at its m'Xt session to charter :,
a railroad coiuj any with a road runuiucj,
Eastward fi'oti: Alio h>- through Llbertoii (>a.,
and to extend tin- same Northeastward from
Abbeville Court HouseUmi point on the North
Carolina line r.t or Lcur Monroe, X. C.
MARKET KEPOKT.
('<>TT< >X-Market v.
R
'. I i?*r v!.
SheriiT's Sale.
Viuly Clinkscales nsralnst .1. II. McWhorter
?Execution.
[7V virtue of an Execution to mo direelcfi
In the above slated case, f will sell to tin
1islxviti1UUI0r.nl Public Auction, within tin
ejntl hours of sal?, at Abbeville Courl House
m Monday, I ho second day of November, A
). ls<i. the described property to wit: Al
hat Irani ot parcel of land,situate, lylnenix
iclne in the county of Abbeville, Sotiilt
'arolina, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES,
lore or less, and hounded by lands of X
IcAdatns. \V. r<. Yontnr. John I'.ryant nn<
titers. Levied on and to be sold as the prop
rt.v of J. ]!. McVi'liorter. tosittlsiy theaforc
aid Execution and costs.
TERMS?Cash.
T V. r TlrritK.
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriffs Office.
Oct. fitli lS<i.
Sheriff's Sale.
W. M. Archer against Kobt. A. Arclicr.Exeeutlon.
1Y virtue of an Execution to me directed
* In the above slnted case, I will sell to tlu
Igest bidder, at Public Auction, within t!r.
r?jrnI hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House
n Monday, the second day of November, A
>. Iks.-, tlie following described property tc
;it: All that Iloine and I.ot. Pltuate, lyliu
ml being In the Town of Abbeville on Main
treet in the county of Abbeville, South l.'ar
Una, and known as the Archer place uuO
uutuining
ONE ACHE,
lore or less. and bounded By lands of J. Alm
Smith, the CiUufllc church, and extendfrom
Main street to the Alley near Mil
>r's Hotel. Levied on and to be sold as the
roperty of Hob!. A. Archer deceased, to Ratify
the aforesaid Execution and costs.
'IKUM.-j?Cash.
J. F. C Dt'PRE,
Sheriff Abbovllle County.
Sherlirs nmcc.
Oct. 7th 1>S5.
'Sheriff's Sale.
oclirhn Bon tier acalnsl Jno. Ell Ellis.?
Execution and Order of Court.
5Y virtue of a decretal order and Executloh
* to me directed, In the above stated case, 1
ill sell to I life highest bidder, at Public Aucon,
within the legal hours of sale, at Abbeillo
Court House, on Monday, the second
ay of November, A. 1). Wft, the following dc
urlbcd property to wit: All that thut or
iircei ol land, situate, lying and being in the
nuiity of Abbevlne South Carolina,and con l..l...r
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES,
lore or loss, anil hounded by lands of Mary
.Stephenson, W.T. K! I Is, Rev. J. N. Yount,'
lid others. Levied on and to liu Kold lis the
roperty of Jno. Kli Kills to satisfy tl;o uiore
id Execution ami costs.
TERMS?Cash.
J. F. C. DiPRE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sherlft's Offlce.
Oct. Oth IKS5.
Sheriff's Sale.
r. V. Clinkscales against S. S. linker as Exccutor
of Joseph T. linker deceased.?
Execution;
>Y virtue of an Execution i.o me directed,
' in the above stated case, I will sell to the
Igliest bidder, at Public Auction, within the
gal hours of tale, at Abbeville Court House,
1 Monday, t he second day of November, A<
. 1?T>, the following described property to
It: All that tract or parcel of land, situate,
luc and beini: In Lowndcsvllle Township in
ie County of Abbeville, South Carolina, and
'ii uilulng
SIX HUNDRED ACRES;
ore or less, and bounded by lauds of W. R,
oil, Theodore Kennedy, Estate of \V. S.
iskln and others. Levied on and to be sold
the property of Joseph T. Raker deceased,
satisfy the aforesaid Execution and costs.
rEKMS?Cash.
J. F. C. DrPRE,
Rherlfl Abbeville County.
^lierlff's Oflice.
Oct. Gill lStS.
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T
H OTICF, is hereby given that the Annunl
eeting of the Hoard of County Comtnlssions
for Abbeville Comity will be held on Tucsy,
November 3rd, I8S5. All persons holding
lis, ncvuimls or demand of any kind against
Id county, which have not been before prented
to the Hoard of County Commissioners
special meetings held during tho year, are
xeby required to deposit th<f same, duly
orn to, with the Clerk of the Hoard, on or
lore tho first day of November, next, soi
at they may be examined aud ordered to
paid at the Annual Meeting.
JAMES G. &LUGH,
Clerk B. C. 0.
)ct. 7, 13*>. 4t
nwTtnf7mATi'0 f iiTP
?jA^UU1UII D UXlUU.
TXDEIl an order from t.hd Probate Court. I
J -will sell at public outcry, at Abbeville C;
S. oil
[onday, November 2, 1885,
II Hint tract or parcel of land situated in
id <'ouiity and State.belonging to the estate
CLAYTON JONES, deceased, and known
the llontc riuce, containing
wo Hundred rind Seventeen Acres,
ore or Icrs. To be sold Id one or moro tracts.
TERMS?One-half cash, balance on a credit
twelve months, with Interest from day of
!e.
Credit portion to be secured by bond of rmrias?r
and a mortsaxo of tlio premises, l'tiriuser
to pay for papers.
W. T. MILFORD, Executor.
Oct. 5.1PW, 3t
SeliMe Medical Society"
VILr, meet SALE PAY in NOVEMHEIl at
12 M. W. T. JONKS, President.
John A. Uownson, Secretary.
Dec. 10, Ism. ]yr
House and Lot for Sale.
OI'FKH for sale or rent my house and lot
on Mairazine Hill in the town of Abbeville;
r>t witirrosMcnec contains eight acres, with
i'o acres in choice fruits, one ac!re in vejielacgarden,
and all necessary cut huildinss.
lsocottasfi and lot of four acres ami a small
rtn, about seventy-five acres, one and a half
ilex east of Abbeville courthouse, nearly
I in woodland. I will also rent my farm
, Calhoun's Mill's on favorable terms. For
ice and terms of sale apply to
j. w. w. marshall.
Oct. 7.18S5, 4t
loney Mil Honey lalTl
? <a>
"O DO riOTII CALL ON P. I50SEXHER0
it I'O., and secure some of the numerous
ii'KaliiK that they are now offering to the
nblic. Their well selected stock of
CLOTHING
msisllnff of OVERCOATS, MEN'S, HOYS,
id YOCTHS Suits, is complete, ami when
ice you hear the price you arc sure to buy.
lspcctiug their slock of
DRY GOODS
o tind a well selected stock of PItESS
OOOS CASHMKHKS. PLAIDS. CALICO,
INGHAMS, SHEETING, SIIIUTING, &c.,
L lowest prices. Their stock of
DOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
hunks, valises, .satchels, musical
instuuments, guns, pistols,
cAitrniDOKs, shells and
i .oa 1 )i no im i'lem ents
larger and better selected than ever before,
Celebrated Pearl Sliiit"
lie ok the lend and has already gained n rrpti11Ion
for Its durability itml us Hie best fittins;
unmade. They eati also give entire salisLCliOII
III
JEWELRY,
ODER'S Triple Plated SILVER WAUR,
R< K'KERY, JIA IJIAVA RE. nnd always an
intense stock of (tRueKRIES FLOl'K,
ACON, MOLASSES and TORACCO on hand
t the lowest market prices. Seeing Is believig,
so give tlieni a call.
ROSENBERG k CO.
Sept. 30. 1SS"):
For SBSoJ.?.
PIIE HOl'SE AND LOT In Abbeville vll
L lage, recently occupied by Edward Noble
:s?j.. as a resilience. The dwelling has been
L'cently repaired, new outbuilding have been
laced upon the premises and then? is a gootl
ell of water. The grounds are beautiful nnd
ueuarden ample. Is eonvcnlently located ti
lie Public Square.
Also, liis PLANTATION located two nnd 11
all' miles from the vl.lnge, near t'pper Lon*!
aiie church, containing "Jon Acres, more <>i
ss, and lies adjointng the lands of S, W
'oeiiran, and others. P'or terms apply to K,
iOlil.i:. Ks"!., White Oak, S. f\. or to I,. W
'KSIUIX. at the l,aw office of l'eiTiu A
othrati, at Abbeville C. 11., S. C.
August 3fi, hvj. 2m
IKTotioe.
A I'l< persons Indebted to the Estateof L. TV
'V >1KH1U M AN*, demised, nre hereby noil
it*?I tliut 1 hey will Hnil tlii'lrclulms in lh<
uihIh of .1. If. Greenwood, s.
jr iinriu'iiiiilu settlement.
MAT. \Y. COI.KMAN,
Sept. 25, 1SS5, :!m K.xcctitor.
Mice lo Mors anil Creditors
r M. persons tn?!i liicii lo tlio Kstateof \V. I,
'i. HIX'KAf-Ki), liiu.-r niiike i>;iv
nent, :ui't :ili |x-i <ons holding claims uuiiins
will tin" f-aine, wiliilii iltlr
y tl.ij l'>
.TAMKS 1'. YlVTNO.
WILLI\M 15. 'H'l'Ni},
Jiept. 2", 1 It ilxccutors.
i r; v
'' v *
.! -^T2i3JS
; WE ABE STILL IS THE RING
14 XI) our prices will convince-you that we
XV urc determined to
'.Knock Down, Drag Out and Undersell
iWInleale House la this Town.
i
' r.ti??AVn t. t'CTDTT/tV IJT'T
j S O Tj 11) FACTS.
| Wo submit the folinvrins prices on Groceries:
j Choice Rio Collee 8 pounds for Sl.oo, ur 14c.
per pound In sucks.
~; l'rime Rio Cotl'ee !> pounds for Sl.oo, or 10c.
y p-Tpound In sacks.
I! ioiI Rio Coffee 10 pounds for SI.00, or 0c. per
pound In mrhc.
(irunutnted Sugar 12 pounds forSl/o, or~%e.
per pound In barrel.
j Extra (' Wlille Sucar 13 pounds forSl.OO, or
!7V.c. per pound In barrel.
Vol low Smrar M pounds for SI 00, or G/^c. per
pound In barrel.
Rrown Sngur 1*> pounds for Si.00, or CJ?c. per
- pound In barrel.
j Syrup, n choice article, at 2.1e. gallon.
I Molasses, imported, ill Sue. trillion.
I New (trleans Mobisscs si I Me. eallon.
- j Soap, Hi t cakes, 7"> pounds, ni SI -to per box.
! Soup, 101 enkes, ft") pounds, at. Stt.25 per box.
Extra ('renin cheese* pounds for51.00.
I Good Cheese 10 pounds for 51.0".
' j Maeltcral in '/{barrels 51.00 each.
' j Mackerel In 10 pound buckets COc. each.
[: Meat, BaggiDg & Ties at Lowest Prices.
REMEMBER OUR MOTTO IS
Good Goods, Good Weights &
Bottom Prices.
AT
PARKER & HILL'S.
Sept. S, 1W5, tf
THE LIGHT HUM! |
mw
TS now the fiivorilc among dewing Machines
anil Is certainly above nil competition.
Doing tlio wiliest rfinge ??f work. equipped
with nil the latest, improved attachments, It
Is beyond nil dispute the easiest niul lightest
running shuttle machine on tho market, nnU
Is fast growing to be the mo*t popular mavhiiie
soM; lVirtles who contemplate buying
a machine will certainly And It to their interest
to see and try the "Llgrlil Stunning
aow lloaiif" hi?rnre uu.vmjr. .-*oit! upon easy
terms. wllliln the roach of nil, eilt.'or oil
limntnlv installment* fir on time wlili cash
pa.went. Try the LUfllT lU'.NNIXC XEW
1IO.ME anil you will buy no other. For .sale
E. M. ICE YTOX, .
Feb. 2fi, 1S?5. 10m Al'bcvllle, ?. C.
C. E. Staples. W. Jr man llarketf;
of Abbctlllb.
STAPLES &
IIACKETT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 2 Warren Ulork, Augusta, Ga.,
DEALERS IX
GROCERIES, rROVlSIONS.
FLOUR, MEAL, CORN,
I"Hi;ITS nnrt
And CIGAUS ot'nll Grades.
Consignments of all Kinds Solicited. Do
not forget lo call and ?co us.
Sept,18>i. 3m
MOSHELEY'S
CELEBRATED MOLLIS OIL
If? a splendid Lubricator for Entities, I'rlnt-'
lute Presses and Saw Mills and Ik the hest
and cheapest, oil for Harness, lie!Is. Hoots,
Shoes and Leather frencrally. Warranted a
Waterproof Leather Preservative. It Is penetrating,
and renders soft and pliable the hardest
Leather. For sale by
J. Knox & Co.
August 5, 18R!5. tf
Abbeville, S. C. '
" IT.^T nt'FKVF.T) AXI) HEADY l'OIt THE
tl accommodation of guests.
ItnlfM:
Hoard by tlic day ? 2 00
Hoard by the week ; 10 ih)
ll'utrd by 1 lie month 30 00
Table boHi'd per month 'JO 00
MRS. E. KELLY,
Proprietress.
0. WITTER,
itl a linger.
January 7, 18K1. tf
Well Boring.
rpiTR tindorsljrncd with his large 10 Inch
1 migcr, mid I lie doublegln/.ed Term Colin
curbing can put you up ii well that will Inst
fornges, hI one linlf the price of dug wells,
lie uses the ordinary cize wood bucket for
drawing water. The cleaning out of these
wells is the work of a minute, by keeping a
tin bucket In bottom of well to be hooked out
at will, lie also has the agency for Abbeville
county lor the celebrated I'oreelalri lifted Cucumber
I'ump, which he can furnish and pnt
: In at less than Factory prices for ft fingle
; pump. CHAS. M. CALHOUN.
Greenwood, S. C., Jan. It, ISSf. lyr
A Long JSTccded Want
SUPPLIED.
MILLER BRO'S.,
i
4 ItK AOKNTS KOlt WANNAMAKKR &\
i\ liltoWX, Merchant Tallow, the largest|
I house of the klml lii tlie l'nit<><! Htates, and >
aro prepared to laue measures lor i;cmienii-ii k
suits of every description. Over two hundred
samples are on exhibition at. the store of
M1LL1CK IJUOTHEUS.
December 21, 1834;
For Rent.
riMIK undersigned offers for rent rv plnntaJ
tion in three miles of the Savannah Valley
lla 11 road, a tine small grain and cotton
place. For particulars apply to A. J. Clinkscales
or myself on the place.
Im. \V. C. SIIERARD.
PLATFORM SCALES.
MR. J. S. HAMMOND
HAS S1T.KNDI1) PLATFOIt>r SCALES on
the public square, where he is prepared |
I To weigh farmers products of every kind,
j Scales accurate and weighers obliging.
Sept. hi, lsfsi, tf
: | "STOXTES"
ABE AWFUL CHEAP, j
WK arc now soil In ten lirst-cl:iK< No. 7 HTOVK >
complete, Willi more PIPING AN'Dj
I'TKNSlLS than any out; else lor tllu 1>1 Lll'ul
sum ul'
012.50.
I! Wo don't propose to ho undersold by nny
j house in thcStnlp, "and don't you forget It."
Wo CAN DOWN ANY I5i)|)Y on TIN KOOKIN(i,
as our freight cost* hut little, and labor
costs less. If wo can't work cheap show us
Uio man that can. l'ut these things in your
! pipe and smoke to the health of
A. J. SPROLES & BRO.
J August 26, ltt-.">, tf
!:C0TTON ~GiNNINGl
?!
"j T be on hand every day for the ro 1
J iniiinder of the fjtt.VSi >N, at tlie ohl stand
>' prcpurcd to
Gin Cotton,
with the Ix st anil most Improved machinery,
Int the ONK TWKN'i'V-KlFril part of the
j proceeds of I lie cotton.
j t. w. McMillan.
: Sept. 0,1SS3, tf
Breast Collars,
A Few plain anil fancy Isuteli or Itrcnst
1\. Collars Just rcccivtil and i??r sale cheap.
T1 i OS. IIKOUS.
' j Sept. 3 ), 18c5.
Extras.
r Tini:rr-. Slh'rup I .. *?? It > , Cirllis. Ho!dI
0 Imi'K .?I Ureas I j:i:t .sirups,
J IIiiiih- S'raj?s ?'n t b straps, at-., mi iiaad and
lor salt- lii aji liy TlJOij. UlitJUSj.
| Kept. '::v.
? ... ...
\
j<f?"14th Annual Tour!
Novelties in Each Department!
?t mr n ~w w w M A N Ml PCT V
iYlLAIlU AND It
Itepreaonted by K?i*l Idols, Jowcli, Wcbp'i
Vncquoro Riders and Lnisocr
Men, Women ani
THE VERY BEST CIRCl
Lndy Ilirtcrn. Iihlij T'J'nMCr>rt ? . _
k I A n\/ ?iis: a csilwo V SJ C
A LAUihead downward j ht
BKONDIN TES A liARCC
LONDON SENSATION A iluHoL
men will ride bicycles ai
I.ndy Sknilis&r Chniuptou*. Gen
THE GREATEST LADY RIDER LI
A * BAMBUN ?
a THE ALL OVER SHADOWING !1
MAstodoh ?
I LARGEST ELEPHANT t
*M| EVEfcA^.^ ~
CR Kf!GWN 10 r?
n^^^^ex|ST.* j?
yt
En'
IIIkA LIVING TWO-H/
Grand Street 3?ro
2 Performances Daily, Afteri
v /
TICKETS Toctc. CHILDREi
Will also Exhibit at Newberry, Thursday
Octobcr U, 1SS5. 2t
TAX llld! (
U:
In accordance witii the act
rtunnl vnnr pnm.
meneing November 1st, 18S4, approved TTj
December 24th, 188-1, notice la hereby given
thatjthe Treasurer's office of Abbeville
county will bo open for the collection of
taxes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1885, i?
and will be open except tlio days in the
schedule of appointments made below in
this notice. r
The raid per centum of taxes is.as fol- I
lows:
State purposes ">1 mills.
County current, 3 "
Roads and bridges, lj " ;
Schools, 2 " K
- ?
Total 12 mills.
Poll tax fl.OO.
In all cases where the May installment
has not been paid, a penalty of 5 per
centum itpcm said installment will bo
added.
Taxes are payable in the following
kinds of funds and no other: (Jold and
Silver Coin, United States Currency, National
BanK Notes, and Coupons which
shall become payablo during the year 1*1
1885, on the consolidated bonds of this
State, known as "Brown Bonds," and on ; ^
UaiwIU /\l* Hnu Slfnfn ou "nnfi. I
ciency Bonds," Jury certificates and the
per dietn of State witnesses in tho Circuit
Courts will bo received for County taxes,
not including School taxes.
Parties liable to Poll Tax, and failing
or refusing to pay tho same, will bo proceeded
against as for a misdemeanor and
upon conviction "shall be lined not more
than Ten Dollars, besides costs, or by itnprisonment
in tho County Jail not ex- k|
ceeding thirty days."
All taxes remaining unpaid "on the
30th day of November, 1.SS5, tho County Itm
Treasurer will proceed to collect the same
by distress or othcrwiso as now proseribed
by law, together wi h tho penalty of
fifteen per centum on the amount ao dc- w-*liiujucnt,
and if the amount of such delinquent
taxes and penalties shall not be
paid on or before the 15th day of December,
I8S.1, then tho same sliail bo treated II'
as delinquent taxes on such real and p?. rannul
property, and shall bo collected by a i?
sale of such real and personal property _1_
according to law."
In order to further the collection of the
taxes and to accommodate tho tax-pavers ;
as far as I am able, I have arranged tho J
following scheilulo or tippoitiLittcitt aim i
request the tax-pnyers will take* duo no-1 ?
tieo thereof, jus the odico at the Court j-jj
House will necessarily bo closod on those j
days.
Yerdorv, Tuesday, October (ith.
1'radiey, Wednesday, October 7th. '
roy, Thursday, October Mh. Caj
McCorniick, Friday, October Oth.
Urecnwood, Saturday, October 10th. s<
Ninety-Six, Monday, October 1?ih from ?
arrival of down train until departure of j
up train Tuesday, October l:Hh. if
Hodges, Wednesday, October 11th. | *? 1
? ^ ' M>0
Donald.-", Thursday, October loth.
Due West, Friday, October Itilh.
The remainder of the time I will be in
the office at the Court Hotise. Tl
Tax-payers In LowndesvIMe, Magnolia,
Calhoun and Mordeaux townships, will <,
take notice that the Savannah Yalley ?
Kail road tax will be eollcctod at the same
timo and subject to the .same penalties as i
the Stato and County taxes. ^,1,
All information as to taxes will bo J?
choerfidly jrivon by mail or otherwise, (
but I will nut pay postage. (
J. W. PE11RIN, A
County Treasurer* ,?r
sept.?, iss:.. if
#
J
Larger than Ever!
The Eest in Everything!
an its
MOST TSTOVET,
BOW ON EARTH!
mi _ TTT . 1 T. i ll, ri? _
xiisaire wm a fonanie map
jL the presidents im wax
ipiiatre of nil Nations!
glish, trench, Gorman, Italian, Mexican,
Arabian and American Per*
formers in Friendly Rivalry.
rery KM cf Anmsemeni Extant
That Will Amuse this Generation.
IE MEXICANS
ins, Costume*, Stone*, Aiitlqnities, ;
h, IlronclioN, 1
I Children.
JS EN THE WORLD.
ndy Oynmnnls. I,?d!es Rndu^.
HU?anwss.
Will Witt i TIGHT-ROPE
TWENTY FEET IN THE AIR.
iONfir ELEVATED WIRES
tlrincn Rleyele MiVnipionx.
ITO, Mil ELBE A&UZZI
cecnam" n, ?
ho Ausiin Sisters, Homo and Emnin,
? JIInnom IloMlnn mid Jennie Marol?IIs.h
Lizzie linrvit, the Me- '
tyre, Cooke, IXaH?nn, Sni'.l. Jlontuiery,
Watson, Etimb.ilI, anil ninny
It'M.
lie AnnAtLAlC HEX SAII) Troupe
l'WK!,VE BCKOl'IX ARABS.
iiiiim Leon, Mont. Vnn Znndt, the
ur Hr?i?jr*toiis, Itobert AusUrf, Eftt
Cooke, Jrflin Worlnntl, Chan,
neh, Oeo. Dnn'mr, K-'rnnk Vernon,
llelte BroK., F)I<lle Evan*, John
irtz, Win. Harvey, ?ipmr)i. McIh*
e, Cook, Williams, .llliion, (.ioo?l,
pen, Knrlon, Z'rJstec Nnbar, Little
iiriee Campbell, Couklln, ami 10
icrs.
TO MAMMOTH MENAGERIES1
1ST TWO TENTS
Ivlii? Hippopotami, SAM.SOX, 3i>
t Ivlc[>lia3it. DlniulK. I!>ox, Icluion
in, Two-IIomwl nhlnoccrox, All
11 <1 n of KIpjilinntM, Knngnroos.
iucm, etc., c'c.
IFHH rowEATS WITH
$lulu ull V* both mouths i
cession Daily! t
noon 1, Evening 7 p. m,
ST, Under 9 years, 50cts.
r Oct. 23, Balton, Tuesday, Oct. 27.
II III Will!
nder the
New Hotel
rill be Found
New Fall Goods
at
3w Prices
by
1UARLES & THOMAS
Abbevillci S? C[>pt.
21, If-'Sl, tf
>8&1,
Mcllwaine
& Co.!
r
AVE on hand almost every variety of j <
ARR1AGES,
BUGGIES,
and
WAGONS,
I eh they oiler to their customers on the
si advantageous terms.
mmw A SPECIALTY.
Hi the best of workmen In every linmeli of j
business, anil r.n nhumlani supply of
tlier. itI oilier malerlnls, w c are prepared I
!o all kinds of repairing in the very hest i
oner, at the shorti'sl niitlee. attd <>n thej
st ari'ummoilutiii^ terms. Ail work fully i
rrnii led.
:al, McILWaine & co?;
Washing-ton Street.
Horse Elankets.
'ST reeelved. n lot of Horse lilankels .
ivlneh I will sell at short, profits. ])<> mil
your faithful animal sull'iT fur the sake of;
w dollars. TilO.S. UEUUS.
fjit; :;:J, NsS>, J
~ OLDHAM'S
PEAM COTTON GINS
AND
lira Seesl Mill ail Separator,
GREENWOOD, S. C.
\M I'HKr'Ai:i:i> TO fiJN COTTON, grind
the seed and separate hulls from the mcu!.
>adly ?il gins twenty bales per clay.
J. H. OLDHAM. '
>pt.2:, i?.<:.,fit ,
Buggy Lap Robes. ]
st i* ft." f.I vf1>, a lot of Fancy l'lusli, nncl ,
iViiolcn l<ap Holies for winter use. fall ,
n as tltey arc ready sale.;
T1IO.S. liKflOS.
pt.?), 18*>. |
Saddle Blankets.
"ST HF.CFlVF.l), ? lot of Saddle nianfcet.\
which I will sell cheap. '
Til OH. IlEUUH.
pt. W, lfsl.
.Elding iiriaies.
X ftcsortm^nt or ptxtn ami round Hrldlef?
am! Martingales, Jil:-t rroclTrd, and lor
' ?>lirap. TII' iS. lil-XiliS.
"lit. .".It, ISN'i.
SMiTIUlENRY,"
T T1IFIH XI'.W MIIJ, above the Depot (
arc i-roiiared in
GIN COTTON
Hi." UN!-: TWIiXTV-FJlTII. Tlii'lf inn- 1
!if! V iiotv u><d tbtlr conveni'-iifi's anL'k
IMvpl.1*>j. I!
r.
W.JOELSM]
ARE NOW OFF
COMPLETE AND :
STOCK C
Merchandise for Fall
r|MIEIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ARE FlLI
Well Selected, Seasonal)]
EVERYTHING
W if AT they want, but the best o? 1 tj a7i d a t~RE A!
CUOrC Our stool; of 8hoes Is very largo, Li
JtlULD* complete.
H ATS ^ur stock of IIats cannot be surPnssc
r| nTUTlUP 011 r "'"ck of Rcndy-Mfulc (
LLU 1 lilllUi Citu suit you. Cometuid see
nnv rnnnc Twilled White, Hod am'
Lin I UUUJJ Olnaklnsr*. Water Proof (
parte*, lilcnchcd and Hr<
all very cheap and you w
DRESS GOODS.
W. JO
Oct. 7,1S85, If
whitiTbe
Would call the attentiCh Of Bv
XIIEIIt STOCK rF DRESS GOODS IS UNUf
.They have lite cheapest lino of HIACK SILK
?bmo hanffaomc COLORED SILKS. Tlicy have oi
KD VELVETEENS; for dieses and Irlmnilnefc; 1
ill colors, the lutest thing for trimming. Their sta
Cannot be Si
They have bestowed unusual cnreln theselcctlo
ill fight in rrgiird to color, quail'y and price. A k
than ever before. !t would astonish udj- one to see
HOW V.ETTS
PLANNERS and RLANKETS are this season. B
hie the stock of WHITE BROTHERS. Carpet!
reacirof A sroort assortment of CARPETS an<l
Brothers. The sfeove urc ouly a few lines In whlct
special mmm
The cenentl stock of FALL and WINTER fiO^'
BROTHERS is the largest, best assorted and mot
It is Complete in a
September 33, 18S5.
PALMETTO
Itt Lii(isl ai lot SUtM
YV 11x1. 1 1>
JJ<INE QLD ^'HtSKEY, JJHANI
AND J~JOMESTIC, JJUBLIN AN
AND ^le? j^RESH JJEER
^LSO A pULL J^'E OF fJOBACC
jyjOUNTAIN (JAP JJYE Ai
QORN ^yHISKJES .
Thos. McGettiga
K
Btdves! Stove
We have now on hand a lai
STOVES for the fall trade and tl
We are now selling good ]N"0.
li a ^vfwwao nrtil ?%i ?t a A*a?m (T) "i O
'Uo iiAbuigo auu UULU Q _J_
nxro. o era
COMPLETE FROI
All our STOVES have large (
improvertients.
XXi "W. Law:
Sept. 9,18*5. tf
YOU
Sash, Doors, Bli
/
mouldings
, ft MJLJLJLJL^ZPy WC7JJ
BARBED FE]
CALL
B. K. BEACH/
ABBEVILLE C
July 22, 1885. tf
SPEEDS
Drugg
frF-F.P CONSTANTLY OX HAND A FULL AJ
I DRU(iS. CHKMigALH. elc..ctc.
KNT AND l'KOl'KIKTAKV MBJ>TCINES. H K
Dyspepsia. Fnr .vilr. mil// by 11.1. Try our BLACkB
mill our COMPOUND ?YIIUP SARSAPARILL/
Mil) DUO POISON, the mo*t convenient way or d<
ill the staple luul fashionable colors. A full line
STATIONARY, etc;, ele. The best brands of CIG<
roinplote stock of WHITE; LEADS, PAINTS. O!
HI{rs?IIKS,WINDOW GLASS, GOLDEN MACHI
Uros. PREPARED PAINT, the best iu the market.
Prescription I
Physician's prescriptions and Family Recipes fll
rleucecl and competent hands. Orders by hand or
April 29, ISM, tf
A, E R 0
deale:
GUI. FLOUR,
Hams, Lard, Sugar, Coffee
T AM SELLING THE ABOVE GOODS FOR SI
1 I will make It to the Interest or nil cash nuyti
lint LOW CASH prices will he appreciated by tl
nterost to sell only for SI'OT CASH. I have ntloi
ler any consideration. SPOT CASH or no po will
We thank our friends and customers for past favi
THE ABBEVILLE WHI
.Jan. 2<, ISM, tf
TewTSK
Cotliran dS
nAVK Just opened n now and elegantly fitted i
Corner, under the l*rrx? nut) Manner ortlce. nn
'eceivetlll their stock Is complete n full line of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi
U.?n, all the popular PATENT MEDICINES kept
rarrnnt to he fresh and good.
We aUo otter ?. well selected stock of FANCY GO
Colognes, Foreign and Domesti
!n jrrrnt. varietv. HandsOH
? O * # '
Our lino of lUM'SHE* AND SOAPS UMmplyeo
<?AIL, FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BRUSH
Nt.
.Inn nary 2s, js.?5, tf
b. f7s i
ABBEVIL1
Is now prepared to furnish a
2d Lumber, and is ready to fill
JVork of any kind, at the very
nost reasonable prices,
JltUC 15,I. tf
~r rr ~it\rrwr- -*-TT33im %-?
ITH & SON
ERING A *
MAGrlSTIFICEISTT
IF
and Winter Uses.
,ED WITH
' I v . .
e, Attractive fcflPds} /
nnd"pon>onn wlfhlng to lay Itliitlielr
WINTER S(JPFLIE? con not only get
f ON ABLE prJccB.;-/'. 7 v (i
idles, Mlssc?, Gents, Boys and Children nil
d. ..
? .. I '
"1r.llilr.rv f o nlirnn lllnrfl. Tills gC&SOn
I Blue Flannels, Dress Flannels, Flannel
>oods all prlcos. Blankets, Robes, Counicr>wn
Sheetlnus, Hosiery. Th?se goods ?ro
'ould do well to examine them.
ompleto lino of Standard and Fashionable
EL SMITH & SON.
~ -/
* * :
OTHERS
r ^
lyers to a few Specialties.
iUALLY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVEl
S they hare ever offered. They have nlsrt.'
rood nesiirimentor BLACK AUD COjLOli'hey
have ft nice line of WOOL LACES la
?ck of BLACK CASHMERES
iirpass$d!
u of those (rood#, and nre ns?nred thefci ani
ood 'Ino of JERSEY JAOReTjJ; Cheaper
i
" CliEAJP
' "# ?' * '
nyers In this lino would do wetHq fxnnt
n nro so very cheap that they are In Uio
I RUGS can be found at tho store of Wblto
i
CAX BE HAD.
? -n
??' now offered to tlio public by WIIITE
st uu.^cl* y? ihey have ever carrlcJ.
II Departments.
' .'.yj
fiATnnV
lose in lie Up-Conntnf;
RANDS Ofr t
)Y AND ^TINES, JjlOREIGN
D J^IVERPOOL pORTER
^LWAYS ON JJAND0,
QIGARS AND QIGARETTSi
^^TONE "VJOUNTAIN
A. jgPECIAL^Y.
in, Proprietor
ro, 4 Washington Street.
is! Stoves! j
a- .. . . ? . ,
&
ge and complete stcck q
iey are cheaper than ever,
7 STO.VES With iff
.00 UP.
POVES .
? $15,00, UP., ;
DVENS and all the latest
son db Co.
Abbeville, S. C.
*
' . ,'ir. *
W-fiLKTT
nds, Shingles/1
J, LATHS,
* " ! w
aent and
WE WIRE/
Sisr
LM, AGENT, |
7 7
!. B., S. C.
fEUFFER, J
fists. "5
' " "< "J
fD WELL SELECTED S.TOCK OF PURE
All the lntestnnd popular lines of PAT- ?
RBINK, the beat Liver Medicine, cure?
ERUY CORDIAL for BunHher Complnltit,
l with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood.
jstroylng these Insects. .DIAMOND DYES .
(Of FANCY GOODS.TOILET ARTICLES,
\ns THRApm AND OIOARETTES. A
ILN. VARNISHES: ETC.; ETC PAIXT
NE OIL. We lell the celebrated Harrison
. Special attention paid to the
)epartment.
led at nil hours of day and night by ?zp?*
mall promptly attended to'.
SPEED & NEUFFEB. .
GERS, I
m i*i!
R IN
ill lit
, Molasses and Soap. r
*OT CASH and CASH ONLY. ?
:rs to buy their goods from me. Bellevlnc
:ie trade and that It will bfi to our mutual
itcd this rule and will not break them un- >
hfl nnr mnitf):
jrsond prom he lowor prfccs than erer at
DLESALE STOSE
} STORED
's Perrin
ip DRUG STORE on tiie Mnrshnll ITnuso
d arc now receiving and will continue lo
cals, Dye Stuffs, &c.
In a flrat-olBBS Drug 8lofe, all of whlcb we
OPS, consisting of . , ;;
ic, Handkerchief Extracts
i a TTrtOAC! To tvi t>a Ata i
LC f aovo| xiauiyo)
niplete. Every variety of IIAIU, TOOTIt
SOA1U from the finest toilet to the cheap[
I T H,
le5S. c.?
11 kinds of Rough or Dressall
orders for Carpenter
shortest notice and at tho