The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 23, 1885, Image 8
Tiia Press and Banner
Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1885, i
Thi? Older ( {.row.
Miifp bo:inty in niliire is (hero for in-*',
Tn the green wood and tliohlue rolling sen.
In llowers of summer and winter's whitesnow
The older I grow.
K'ill doarer thosiirhtsof children at plnv.
"While f-oin t ho window 1 watch tin-in each day !
Gleefully jrianein** like hirds to and fro,
The older I grow.
The song of the lark more tmi?i?*al seems ;
** ?? * v/??v.iJn <>f rniiiiintr
UllIU M\ni UK: nil,.... -
st renins.
As onward to greet the ocean they flow,
The older I grow.
More love in my heart for mankind I feel.
More jov in the good that works for theirweal j
More grief f>r the ill that brings to them woe, j
The older I grow.
i
For others more of a desire have 1
To live, than for self, a< the years circle by ;
That others may re in I gladder sow
The older I grow.
And nearer the heavenly land do I trend
Day after day by the good shepherd led ;
llome, rest and glory are nearer, 1 know.
The older I grow.
A FIGHT ON PROHIBITION.
The Kill Jo Kcjical tlio Karuwcll Pro-I
liihition ISill'Dcfcalct! in the Sen*
ate?The Appropriations*.
The bill reported by the judiciary commit*
tee to repeal the Parnwell County Prohibitory
Act. came up for its second reading, Senator
smythe said that it )u?d been introduced
at the request of tlie Senator from itaruwcll.
The Prohibitory Act had been passed by this
body at the instance of the former Senator
(l)r. Lartigue) but that gentleman had appeared
before the judiciary committee to state
that the law had failed and to a*k for its re
Jt'ffll.
Senator Youmans in supporting the bill based
his argument on the inellicaey of the law.
There were good people on each side, lie
himself had been little interested in the matter,
nnd was no partisan, but he had been
compelled to take this position. The county
was distracted, the law was flagrantly violat<dan.l
the aministration of justice was dog-1
ged. What had more effect on his mind than !
anything else was an inspection of the books
of the United States internal revenue depart- j
ment. It appeared from these records that in
1883, before Prohibition had been decreed, the)
United States issued licenses to twenty-three I
whiskey dealers in Haruwell County. Jn l-'SI, I
after the county has been made "dry" by Act i
of the Legislature, twenty-eight United St it-.-s <
licenses were Issued, and in the seven months j
since last May the issue had increased to thirty-eight.
It' was estimated that only onetaird
of the whiskey sellers had United
States licenses. This was tiie condition of the
county. He referred to the failure of the cf-.
forts to punish illicit liquor selling.
Senator Moody made a red-hot speech in favor
of Prohibition, defended it in Haruwell
County, praised it in his own and predicted '
Its triumph in a ye;y or two. 11 ?* was quite
glowing in his pictures cf the ' peace of Prohibition."
Senator Youmans siid that the presence
here of opposing delegations numbering twenty-five
each would indicate what sort ol!
"peace" Prohibition had given HarnweM.
Senator Howell made a long argument J
against the bill. He read statements and petitions
from various town councils and other
aggregations of citizens maintaining that the j
law had not been a failure. He declared thai
11 of the38 holders of United States licenses
had quit selling liquor. He urged that the
voice of the people, as expressed by 1,9:X) votes
out 2,200 cast at the special election on Prohibition,
should not be reversed. It would be
very unwise to repeal a law which had done
so much good.
In answer to a question from Senator Howell,
Senator Youmans said that Prohibition
had benefited the morals and order of the
town of Allendale, but merchants said It had
>?wi.linll' mill t!ip
value of real estate.
Senator Moody entered upon .1 very* glow-!
jng nnd emotional sketch of Prohibition, in j
the course of which he said, in answer to an
inquiry from Senator Sinythe, that lie would j
most gladly vote l'or Prohibition for tiiel
whole State.
On tlie m.it'on to strike out the enacting 1
Avoids of the hill the vote resulted:
Yens?Bell, 15obo, C 'ker, Karlo, Field, Ifow- ;
ell, Leitner, MeCail. Maxweil, Moody, Munro,
Kedfearn, Reynolds, Simmons, Sligii, Smith,
Williams and Wiugard?18.
Nays?Ben bow, Biemann, Black, Buist,
Byrd, Clyburn, Iz'ar, Mnuldin, Moore of Anderson,
Moore of Hampton, Patterson,
Smythe, Todd, Wallace, Wojdw aid and Youmans?1C.
Senator Enrle moved to reconsider the vote j
just had and table the motion to reconsider.
The vote on this was IS yias, 15 nays, Senator
Benbow not voting.
The defeat of the bill was something of a ]
surprise. It can be attributed to the desire of
several "Anti" Senators to let the existing or-j
der of things continue without legislative
meddling. The lobby was full of Barnwell
committee men during the tight. The Prohibitionists
are overjoyed at their success.
TINKERING AT T1IK AITKOIMJIATION.
It was half-past 1 o'clock when the appropriation
biil was reached.
Mr. Pope was first on the floor, specs in one j
hand and an amendment in the other, the objective
point of h'? attack in this instance l-e-1
ing the College. He moved to reduce the Col-j
le^e appropriation from S1."?,000 to$ll,OW. I
Col. Simon ton moved to table the amend-I
input, which motion was udonted b.v a la rue I
majority.
Mr. Hemphill moved to amend the bill by
Inserting alter the appropriation of $2,">00 for j
the State Agricultural Society a proviso tbat|
110 gambling, milling or games ol' chance be ;
allowed on the grounds.
M. Haskell sail he didn't objeot to the!
amendment, but he had the assurance of the
(society that they had taken steps to prevent a
recurrence of the evils complained of. The
amendment was adopted.
Goods That Mtist
Lot fine embroideries, without regard to
cost; determined to sell them ltcfore 1st January.
Fine Jersey Jackets, at greatly reduced
prices. Bargains 111 millinery, <.Vc., at It. Al.
iiaddon & CVs.
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Corn ! Corn ! Ii:?c;>n ! Rucon !
20 ear loads corn! 4 ear loads meat! Wo t
have just closed a contract for the above[
amount of corn and meat and are now ready i
to make contracts with our customers for Jan-1
nary delivery. Meat, G (rentsper pound ; corn, I
Co cents per bushel, if you have to buy these
goods now is the time, do not wait until they
advance. Wc have a largo stock of soda,
starch, soap, tobacco, sugar, coffee, molasses
and salt, which we oiler at prices that will a*<
tonish you. This class of goods we will sell at 1
your own prices, as we will discontinue tliej
Jirst ol' January, 1*80, this class of goods, and j
conline our selves to meat, corn and flour, i
Abbeville Wholesale Store.
Removal ! Removal! Cn the first ofJanu-i
nrv we will move into the store now occupied !
by Messrs. R. M. Iiadtlon & Co., and lor t!?.-?
purpose of reducing our stock have marked j
our entire stock of millinery and line dress
poods at first cost. Tht.se in neeed of this1
class of goods will do well toexame our stock
at once before the most deeirable bargains are i
sold. Bell & Galphin. 12-!). j
Rrocadeed silk velvets at $1.25, worth 8l.7."?|
Bell &. Galphin. 12-'.). j
Jersey stripes at CO cents, worth 75 cents. I
Bell & Galphin. 12-i). j
Brocaded velveteens at CO cents, worth "j !
cents. Bell & Galphin. 12-0.
Xinas goods! Xmas goods! Don't fail to
see our Xuias goods before buying. They are
beautiful and cheap, consisting of ladies' and .
gentlemen's toilet cases, order and manicure
sets, cologne bottles, picture frames, pincushions,
satehet hags, mirrors, fancy boxes and
various other articles too numerous to men-'
lion. Give us a call .Speed & NeuH'er. 12-y.
Bluestonc in abundance. 3 pounds for 2")
cents. Speed & Neuli'er. 12-i'. t
A small amount Invested in window glass1
anil prepared putty will make your houses1
much more comfortable for the winter. Glass :
cut to fit any sash by Speed & Xeull'er. 12-9. I
*lii'nvs nil hnnfl.n. hin'o lot of while lead. I
prepared paints, linseed oil, paint brushes, I
which you can buy in any quantity from
Speed ift Ne utter.
Buy the Golden Machinery Oil for entities,
gins, &c., sold by Speed <fc Neull'er. Ji'-'J. j
Buv your tobacco and cigars from us. The >
''May Kirby" is hard to beat. Sppeed A: Neuf-!
fer. j
We have just opened up our law and well
selected stock ol Christinas good* which wej
have marked very low. Give us a call before |
buying. Speed & Neufl'er. 1 j
"Wedding Cake"is the best tobacco in tlie
market for the money. Try it. Sold by|
Speed & Neufl'er.
"Sappoto Tolu," the purest chewing gtun in
the market Positively will not injure the
the teeth. For sale by Speed ?fc Neutter. 12-K.
A liandsome line of picture frames, various'
styles and sizes, at Speed & Ken Iter's. 12-'J. j
Tburber's Bird Seed at Speed & Neufler's.!
12-y.
Diamond Dyes and Diamond Paints at
Speed & Neutt'ei's. 12-0.
It will do you good to see Speed & Xeufler's!
pretty goods. 12-11.
Linen paper and envelopes in boxes at Law
son's.
Don't fail when you come to town to visit
Jlil!, the picture man.
Get your job printing done at the rrcss and j1
Jiuiattr ollice.
Jewelry! Jewelry !! I*??r hopday pivscnts.
Jusi received a most beautiful assortment of
iadies scarf pills, handle pins, l>raee!els, necklatvs.
ear drops, l.iee pins. oxydizcd pins, Makado's
infant bib pins, infants pel. name pins.
'I in**e are the handsomest ami best ji'?> ?<Is we
iiave ever :hmvn. II. M. IlAIMKlN &('?>. 1-Thomas
M<liktttt.an. of lite oltl reliable
I';t!mc!:o Saloon, lias fiicatlv reduced tlie
pric. s of his li:t" old pure iroods. Cive hint a
ea! 1 an I see for yourselvt s lie lore 1 n i \ ing mluit
era ted iiipiors. ? Ad".
Just received. 'JO Ladies Circulars, ]."> Ladies
New Markets, at lowot prices. It. M.
Uaddon iV Co. i'J-'J
Tii" prettic-f thing otit?niaek Ii:--e with
ffold tins 1, to behad at {!? !! vV (taipiiin's.
Some 'ate style raised edvreand plain visit
ing cardsat ii.'iwsoii s.
Just recei ? od, another lot of circalarsat Hell
& (Jalphin's.
Jn.-i received another ease of millinery. H.
M. Anddon ?V Co. !- Cow
peas! cow peas!!*><Ki bushels of cow
peas are wanted l?v White 1 trot hers. The
highest market price will be paid for tinm.
(to to White brothers for a Winter suit of
clothing and an over-coat. Tlicy will show
yon a very choice selection, and will guarantee
satisfaction as to style and lit. Sept. Hit.
We have a large stock of canton tlanne!,
Mlcaehod and iinblcachcd, from 10c. to 'ino.
Hell A- Galphin. 11-11.
Another lot of tho-c beautiful Russian circulars
just rcccivtd at Hell & Galphin's.
11-11.
Jersey jackets, Jersey jackets, in all siv.es,
st vles and colors, just received, very clteap at
Iiell & Galphin's. 11-11.
Another lot of all wool, 30-inch dress flannel
in blue and grey garnet, just received.
iiallA (ialphin. 11-11.
We would call special attention of the ladies
to our elegant, and complete line of
"Newmarket Cloaks" just received. Call and
be tit ted b-forc the stock is broken. W.Joel
Smith & .Son. 11-1
Kust proof oats. Just received our third
and last car of oats this season. They arc line.
Now is the chance to secure your seed. W.
Joel Smith A- Soil. 10-128
Jersey Jackets. A new lot to arrive this
week cheaper than ever. Call and examine
them. W. loci Smith & Son. 10 2-i
The cheapest and best shirt ever offered in
this market, l'liee titty cents. W. Joel Smith
t Son. l'J-2S
Roniitifiil Silverware.
Mr. fl. 1>. Reese is in receipt of an elegant
assortment of the most beautiful silverware
tlsati has ever been brought to this market.
His stock, which has to be seen to be appreciated,
consists in part of the following firstclass
tripple and quadruple goods, viz: Magnificent
jnvel caskets, castors of all styles,
pickle and butler dishes in great variety* elegant
cake ItHske's, tea setts, jelly dishes* wait
ers. pitchers. loueiseits, ?vc. iviiives, spoons,
lories in beautiful styles and ol durable quality.
(ict-7 tf
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The prettiest and cheapest line of striped
flannels for ladies' and children's cloaks and
wrappers in town, just received at W". Joel
Smith ?S: sons. 10-M.
Ik yon <irc looking for wedding presents,
don't fail to examine Mr. Reese's stork of silverware
which is both beautiful and useful, tf
Gloves! gloves! U'e have a beautiful line
white, black and colored kid gloves. black
and colored cash inert; gloves, black and colored
Jersey gloves at all prices, licli it' Galnhin.
10 7.
Mrs. Ma,-y Taggart line eliarire of Messrs.
n.'ll iV; Galphin's Dress making Department.
Call and see her. 10-7.
Special attention is called to our stock of
ladies, misstsand children's shoes, in French
kid button, Common Sense button, and Satin
Tip button. Rel! & Gnlphin. 10-7.
The Rn\ Geo, II. Thayer, of Rourbon, Ind.,
<ays: "Roth myselt and wife owe our lives
to'shiloh's Cure.'' Speed & Xeuil'er, Abbevile;
1). C. lhilVe, Greenwood. 10-7.
Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizzincs-., Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer isa positive
cure. Sped vfc Xeuil'er, Abbeville; 1>. C. DuRie,
Greenwood. 10-7.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cire
will give immediate relief. price 1(1 ets., ?()
cts? andSl. Speed Neutl'er, Abbeville; l>.
C. DuPre, Greenwood. 10-7.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy?a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth.
Kjeed & Xenller. Abbeville; 1). ('. Dnl're.
Greenwood. ' 10 7.
"llaekmetnek," a lasting an I fragrant, perfume.
Price and *>0 cents. Speed it Xculler,
Abbeville; D. Inii're, Greenwood.
10-7.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Con^h, and Bronchitis.
Speed it XeutFer, Abbeville; D. C. Jhil'ie,
Greenwood. ID 7.
For Dyspepsia and Livor Complaint, yon
have a printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiioh's Yitalizer. It never fails to cure.
Speed it Xeui'er, Abbeville; 1), C. Dul'ree,
(Greenwood. 10-7.
A Xnsal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiioh's Catarrh Bcmedy. Price H) cents,
speed A Xeuiler, Abbeville; D. C. DuPre,
Greenwood. l*?-7.
\Vr? have a large stock of cotton flannels in
the Pay State Prand from 10c. lo :10c, blea and
brown. Pell it C'ialphin. 10-7.
Our larsre stock of neckwear isslmply beautiful.
Ladies jet dog collars, ite., at Pell it
Galphin. Oet-7.
Plack Laces, black and Colored velveteens
and other trimmings at Smith it Son. 10-7
A line of black cashmeres, black armure
at Smith it Son. 30-7
Jersey jackets black and colored cheap
Smith it Son. 10-7
Best self adjusting corrset on the market at
.Smith it Son. 10-7
Jersey cloth for ladies' and children's
wraps for winter wear. Bell & Galphin
10-7.
Ladies'belts with satchels attached is the
latest novelty in belts. We have them in the
11V? MlilUVS. J?C'M IV liaipuiu. 1VJ-I.
Hats! hats! We have a very large stock of
ladles' and children s hats, street hats for ladies
and misses, children's Iclt and velvet
caps. licll k Galphin. 1 10-7.
Wool laeps in all shades for dress trimming
at IScll iV ( Jalphin. Uet-7.
Special at tent ion is called toonr large stock
of ladies undervests, from ^0e. to sl.jo. Bell
Gnlphin. Oct-7.
L"t all th? ladies examine our stock of new
markets, short wraps, Russian circulars and
Jersey jackets lor ladies and Misses. Bell &
(jalphin. Oct-7.
Our line of dress goods in English cords,
satin berbcrs, cash meres and silks, cannot l>e
surpassed in this market. Bell & Galphin. 0-7
Linens, linon collars. Linen collars from
:,C. to 10e. Bell ifc (Jalphin. Uet-7.
Corsets! corsets! Our "op. corset is all the
rage. Call and get one. Hell & Gulphin. Oct-7
Special attention is called to our line of
black cashmere. We have them in blue and
jet black lrom 33e. to $1.0!) per yard. Hol I oe
Gulphin. Oct-7.
Cunningham & Tcmpleton have a fine stock
of ready-made clothing.
Go to Cunningham & Templeton's and get a
tine hat.
Ladies Jerseys very ehcap at White Brot Iters.
S>'pt. "0.
Prepare for the Winter by buying an elc":mt
i?iir <il' bfil bl-i 11 ! f?t? fnnii H'liiti. I'witli.
crs. * Sept. |
While Urothers have a pood lot of shot j
uuns. Among them are some very linei
breech -loaders. Sept. :Jt?. |
I.etnll (lie Indies wanting.1 cashmere dress'
examine White IJrothers' slock before purchasing.
Sept. $?.
Dresses cut. and fit and made to order on '
short notice at J Jell & Galphin's. Sept. :;o
Just arrived anot her car-load of Texas Ilust
Proof lied Oats at White lirothors. Sept. :;o.
Messrs. Seal, Mcllwaine & Co., have a Unci
lot of new buggies, which they are ollcring at
low prices. rtf j
.Messrs. Seal, Mellwaine A Co., have a number
of irood second hand wagors and buggies,
very cheap for ttie money. rtf |
Mrs. Mary Taggart lias charge of Messrs. j
Hell & (ialphin's dress making department.;
Call and see her. ^ept. !>n.
Fresh arrivals of ladies clonks. White!
Hrot hers have received two additional ship-]
meats of ladies cloaks in the last week. Their!
stock in this line in now complete and at-i
tractive. I.adies miuhtlind it to their interest
to look at the assortments of cloaks to be
found at White IJrothers. J1-1J
MOTICB. :
I
The subscribers to the Capital Stock of the
National Ml cf AMlle, S. cj
i
AltK hereby notified that a call lor tlio payment
of tin* second insiallnicnt (In in*:,
one-tenth of their subscription) has been;
made for
January 1st, 1886.
The Cashier will be prepared to receipt for
the same at the ol'iee of the liatilc.
A. li. WAUDLAW, President.
BENJ. ?. BA UN WELL, Cashier.
DCC. 0, lSij, tf
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Hiding Bridles.
AN assortment of plain and round Bridles'
and Martingales, just received, and toej
sale cheap. TllOS. BiXilitf.
bept. oO, 1SS3. I
Lost Notes.
'pW'O XOTKS. a? follows : ( >110 hcloHsing to j
1 Mi-s s. M. Devlin- on Cunningham ?v
Templeton for sm;, ij. The other note bolus;
due to the iiudorsiunod by .1. W. Scolt fortl?.">.
i'ayment of said notes has been stopped, and
ali poisons aiv forewarned airainst trading for j
either of them. 11. II. !>KVI,IN.
l'-ee. 1,1SS>, tt Veichrv, S. C. i
Notice
rs herd y si von that, at tlio expiration of
1 thirty days we will apply to tin'Cleric of j
Court for a charter for the Colored Cemetery;
Association .situated in Abbeville eonnl.y,
within the corporate limits of the town of
Abbeville. t |
?J. 11. i I l I [
A. KM.[SOX,
K. HKNDKItsOX,
A. KUYIX,
T. A. I?AM AC!K,
WM l'i
W. X. EVANS.
xov. so, ism, n I
| Clearing Out
<->?.
mm FOR 38 BAYS!!
WIC will from this date oflor to the trade
some special bargains in dress goods, Ac.
| Xolice some of our prices :
j inch Dress Flannel, l'onncr price 50c. now
.c.
I 51 inch Dress Flannel, former price 75c. now
j ImC.
51 inch Dress Flannel, former price Mc. now
' 80c.
j oil inch JJlack Cashmere, former price 50c.
now 10c.
| ;rfi iucli Colored Cashmere, former price 75c.
j now 05.
J oti inch Colored Cashmere, at. C0c. until sold.
i Jioucle Cloth and French Flannels regardI
less of cost.
We still have a large stock Velvets, on
' which we have made sweeping reductions.
Lot Misses and Children's hose worth from
. 15c. to JOo. all thrown together and your
| choice lor 1 (Jo. a pair.
; We have still a full line of Millinery, Tlnf'
flings, Ribbons, Trimmings silks. Satins,
! Zephyrs, Jersey Jackets, Worsted Hoods,
! Gloves, A c.
I 50 pair Mosquetaire Kid Gloves at 50c. a pair.
! Come and see us this month and we will
(give you more goods for your money than
yon ever uoi neioro.
j W'e make tliis slaughter in older to reduce
j our stock by tlic 1st ot .January, \vl>cn tvc will
i change our piacc of business to room now occupied
by Miller Brothers, odours above our
present stand.
i Remember these low prices commence toI
day, December 1st, and continue mil il 1st Jan'
uary. We arc determined to move just as few
1 goods as possible.
R M HADDON & CO.
j Dec. 1, 1SJ-5.
Executor's Sals
OF TBR *
i Estate of L. D. lerrim, Ml
i '
| I WILL SELL at Abbeville C\ II., on Pale
; Day i:i January next, lSSi, within tlie legal
hours of sale, (lie following property, to wit:
Ninety-Five Acres,
J more or-esc, in the town of Greenwood, with
! two buildings, about twenty acres bottom
j land, bounded by lands of J. It. Tarrant, J!.
Reynolds and others, and known as tiic .Mci
Keller Place. Also
Eleven Acres,
I known ns tlio I'dotte Place, with large house
j 011 same, bounded l>y lands ofi>. F. Yoe, Acadi
emy lot and others. Also,
j Four Hundred acd Fifteen Acres,
of original forest land In KdgoHeld County,
i liounded by lands Deceased, Win. Johnson,
!
Hugh Ilollingswortli and others.
' TEI1MS OF SALK?One-half cash, balance
j on one year's credit, Willi interest from day
of sale, secured by mortgage. Purchaser has
privilege of paying all cash, and must pay for
: papers.
MAT. W. CO LI*: MAX, Kxecutor.
J. II. OLDHAM, Agent.
At Same Time I Will Sell for Division
i
j All that tract of land known as the Culpcpi
per l'lace, containing
Two Hundred and Eiglhty and Onehalf
Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Ann Whitlock, Sea's Place, W. J. Wells and
others, said place contains about lil'iy acres of
good bottom land, on Hard Labor Creek, with
two gooa tenant nouses on same, x win mivu
pleasure in showing any of the above property
to any person wishing topnrehasc,between
now and the day of sale. This place is three
miles from Greenwood.
J. II. OLDHAM, Agent.
Dec. 1, 1S?3.
Motice
-TO 'The
county auditor hereby'
1 gives notice that all returns of:
real and personal property!
and polls subject to taxation, also,!
i all transfers of real es-j
I tate made since the 1st of May, 188-J, j
will be received at the following places!
on the days designated below, viz :
Ninety-Six?11th. 12th and 1311a Janua-j
ry. . I
Greenwood?11th, loth and lGth January,
18SG.
Ilodges?ISth and 19th January, 1SSG.
Ponaldsville?2Uth and 21st January,
ISM.
Due West?22nd and 2:5rd January, 18S0.
Verdery?2"?lh and 2(>th Januaiy, lSsfl.
Bradley?-27th and 2Sth January, 1NS0. .
Troy?2!Uh and olith January, LSSfi.
McCormick?1st and 2il February, ISS<>.
Bordeaux?Urd February, lbiSO.
Mt. Car ill el?5th and Oth FeLruary,
lSS(i.
Ulster's?Sth February, 18S0.
(?raves's Depot?tltli February, ISSfi. |
Antreville? 10th and lltli February,!
1 880.
l-owndtsville?12th and 13th February, j
lS8(j.
Mountain View?l">th Februaiy, 18Sfi. I
( iljral Church?10th February, 18S0.
Cedar Springs?lTtli February, lSSO. i
Abbeville C. 11.?1st January to 20th
Feburary, 18S0.
Tlie law imposes a penalty of twenty-'
live percent, on all Real Fstale anil fifty j
per cent, on all Personalty not returned j
on or before the 1st March, ISSti.
J. T. PA3H3,
Auditor,
Dec. 1, 1885.
Saddle Blankets.
Yt*ST RKCKIYKD, si lot of.Saddle Blankets, ,
which 1 will sell cheap. |
T110W. 13LUGS,
Sept. SO, 16S3.
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ELECTION NQTIOL
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.1.4 oriCE is hereby given that in pursuance
of the provisions of an Act of the;
| General Assembly of the State of South |
I Carolina, entitled "An Act to ehartcr the j
Greenville and Port Iloyal Railroad Company,"
approved December 23d, 1SS2, an j
election will be held on the 2d day of January,
issi), at the voting precinct for
Ninety-Six Township, in the town of
Ninety-Six, at which election shall be
submitted to the qualified electors of said
township, the question whether or not
the said township shall subscribo the
amount of live per cent, of the assessed
value for taxation of the total property
in said township in interest bearing bonds
of Ninety-Six Township maturing in
jtwcntj' years, to the capital stock of the
I Greenville and Port Royal Railroad Company
according to the provisions of said
I Act and the amendment proposed thereto
; by the bond of corporators of said Kail!
road Company.
At said clcction those voting in favor of
said subscription, shall cast ballots, having
written or printed thereon the word
"SUBSCRIPTION," and those voting
against said subscription shall cast ballots
having written or printed thereon the
words "NO SUBSCRIPTION." The
polls shall be opened at S o'clock, a. m.,
and remain open until 5 o'clock, p. m., of
said day, and upon closing, the managers
of said election shall return the same
j with their statement and tally sheet, and
! tiie poll list to the ollice of County C'omI
missioners for Abbeville County, on
Monday next succeeding said clcction.
! A. S. Osborne, J. A. Moore and G.
M. Anderson have been appointed managers
to conduct said election according
to law and the provisions of the said Act.
By resolution of the Board.
JAMES A. McCORI),
Chair. Bid. Co. Com., Abb. Co., S. C.
Mousy M is Money Me!!
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TO r>0 P.OTir CALL ox P. ROSENBERG
& CO., and securc some of the numerous
bargains that they iirc now ottering to tlie
public. Their well selected slock of
CLOTHING
consisting of OVERCOATS, MEN'S, BOYS,
I iuul YOUTHS Suits, is complete, and when
: once you heiir the price you are sure to buy.
Inspecting their stock of
DRY GOODS
we find .a well seleeted stock of DRESS
i GOODS, CASHMERES, PLAIDS, CALICO,
|GINGHAMs, SHEETING, SHIRTING. &c.,
i at lowest prices. Their stock of
1 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
! TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS,
CARTRIDGES, SHELLS AND
LO A DING IMPLE MENTS
is larger and better selected than ever before.
: Their
| "Celebrated Pearl Sliiit"
i takes the lead and lias already gained .1 reputation
for its durability and as the best lit ting
1 shwi. made. Tliey can also give entire satis1
faction in
JEWELRY,
ROGER'S Triple Plated SILVER WARR,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, ami always an
imniensj stock of GROCERIES, FLOUR.
! BACON, MOLASSES and TOBACCO 011 hand
| at the lowest market prices. Seeing is beiievj
i-ig, so give them a call.
P. ROSENBERG ? 00,
j nepi. .i'J, JtM.
r ""STESS
WE ABE STILL IS THE BUS
AND oilr prices will convince you that we
are determined to
Knock Down, Drag Out and Undersell
I Wholesale House in tliis Tom.
STRONG ASSERTION CUT
SOLID FACTS.
We submit tlio fallowing prices 011 Cirocorlcs:
Choice Rio Coll'eo S pounds for $1.1)0, or 11c.
per pound in sacks.
j t ime ii;o i once :> pounus joi ?i.vu, ur ivu.
p?-rpound iii sacks.
(Jood ltio CoHcu 10 pounds for Si.00, or 9c. per
pound in sucks.
, Oranulated Sugar 12 pounds for S1.00, orT-^c.
per pound in barrel.
Extra (' White .Sugar 13 pounds for SI.00, or
ly.'c. per pound in barrel.
Yellow Sugar 14 pounds for SI 00, or 6%c. per
pound in barrel.
l'rown Sugar lo pounds for 51.00, or f>l^c. per
pound in barrel.
Syrup, a choice article, at 2">c. gallon.
MolsisseS, imported, at .T/r. gallon.
New Orleans .Molasses ;it oOe. gallon.
Soap, lo t cakes, 7."i pounds, utS! -to per box.
Soup, 100 cakes,pounds, at >!.- "> per box.
Kxtra Cream Cheese s pounds for SI.00.
(Jood Cheese 10 pounds forSl.On.
Mack oral in \'x barrels Sl.'iu each.
Mackerel in 10 pound buckets 00c. each.
Meat, Bagging & Ties at Lowest Pricas.
REMEMBER OUR MOTTO IS
Good Goods, Good Weights &
Of
Bottom Prices.
AT
PARKER El HILL'S.
Sept. s, iss:., tf
J?*3 2F?L lEGs jE^L
rurra nts,
Kuisius,
Citron,
Almon (Is,
llrazil Nuts,
Nortliorn Apples,
Florida Oranges,
iiananns,
Coeoanuts,
Cabbage,
Can always be had at
PAPvKER & KILL'S.
Nov. 1,1SS5, tf
Motice.
A r.I. persons indebted to tlio Estate of L. P.
J\ M KKUl M AN. decreased. are hereby noti- [
tied that iliev will lind t heir claims in thoj
hands <?t" .1. II. OI.PIIAM, (iivenwood, S. C.,
lur immediate settlement.
MAT. \\\ COLEMAN,
Sept. 2>, iss.1, :hn Executor.
Wanted.
j A|] CORPS Tan Hark, will pay the highiUU
marketpricc. Apply to
(J. li. MOORE.
Oct. m.tst-o. tf
'y'ijy-.-' v! 57 'T *' -t
luh wiuwimuiaiiwwii'.m .'i iwwpwiiiijw
Knox's Hot?l,
/CONSISTING OF NINETEEN OR TWENVyty
rooms, up-stnirs, over ibc stores oil
Knox's corner, is offered for rent. Terms reasonable.
Location desirable. Apply to
JOHN KNOX,
Nov. IS, ISSj, tf Abbeville, .S. C.
Fair Warning.
\LL persons indebted to me must come forward
and settle on or [before the 7tb day!
of December, or their accounts will be found ;
elsewhere for collection.
\V. O. CHAPMAN.
[ Nov. 25, 1?S?. tf
| IKT otioe.
I OFFER for sale a small tract of land within
two si ml si. hall" miles or Abbeville villi
sigo. containing sibout ONE HUNDRED
| AND TWEN IT-FIVE ACRES. For particulars
apply to tlie undersigned.
Nov. M, lt?5, If J. W. LESLY.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL PERSONS Indebted to the estate of .T.
MARION LATIMER, deceased, will
muUe payment to me. suid those having claims
11 gainst said e.-tate will present thein to me
1 properly proven.
TIIEOPHILUS BAKER,
Administrator with Will annexed.
Nov. 21, 1SS5. tf
Spring Beds ! Spring Beds !!
\\T OVEN WIRE RED, price S5.00 nnd $G.0ft.
?V Twin Springs, *fuH set, price ?.'?.U0. 140!
spring bed, price S>.50. SO spring bed with
slats, price$1.75. one-third of life spent- in
bed, make your beds comfortable. The prices j
are so low all can secure a good bed.
J. I). CHALMERS <fc CO.
Nov. 23, 18 o. tf
Steel Engravings,, Chromos,
OTL PAINTINGS, at. low prices, suitable
for presents. Finelincof mouldings and
frames. Toilet looking gla?s with levels and
thermometer attached. New goods.
.T. D. CHALMERS & CO.
Kov- 25, 1SS5. tf
Walnut BedsM
APLE REDS, Ash beds, prices from $2.50
to $12.00. All goods at bottom prices.
J. I). CHALMERS & CO.
Nov. 25, 1885. tf
Cribs and Cradles.
FOLDING CRIBS, with woven wire bottoms,
si new and excellent article, prices
from Sl.t)U to $7.50. Cradles. $1/25. Su ing crsidlos,
$2.50. J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
v.... o-. toe
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Fine Horses.
\\J E have for sale in our stable a fine lot of
\ V l-.ORSKS. Anions too lot are a number
of excellent UROOl) MARKS.
WALLINGFOllD & RUSSELL.
Nov. 11, 1S83. tf
The most popular Weekly newspaper dovotcd
toscienco, mechanics, engineering discoveries,inventions
and patents ever published. Every cumber
illustrated with splendid engravings. Tin's
publico tion furnishes a most valuable cncyclorcdia
of information which no person should be without.
The popularity cf the SciEirrmc American is
such that its circulation nearly equals that of all
other papers of its class combined. Price. $329 a
year. J)iseonnt to Clubs. Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN CO., Publishers, No. 30lBroadway, N. Y.
Munn & Co. havo
fUM ENIS. I'gJs4 j*g?
B^a Bn~Ta"'.' "nrf^ pr;tvtico befwe
mths Patent Office ar,d havo prepared
fet^moro than One Hundred Thou-"*9
and applications for patents in tho
J^cl United States nr.d foroipn countries.
Caveats, Trade-Marks, Copy-rights,
Assignments. and nil other papers for
gig securing to inventors their rights in tho
?39 United States, (,'anada, England, France,
SgJ Germany and other foreign countries, proifcg
paved at short notice and on reasonable terms,
gja Information as to obtaining patents cheerj&S
fully given without charge. Hand-books of
'" information sent free._ Patents obtained
through Munn it Co. are noticed in the Scientific
American free. Tho advantago of su"h notice is
well understood by all persons who wish to dispose
of their patents.
Address .MUNN A CO.. Office SciESTiriO
AiLEJUCiir, 301 Broadway, New 1'ork.
ARE AWFUL CHEAP.
WE arc now soiling a nrsi-cins* .no., r?
complete, with more PIPING AND
| CTENSILS than any one else lor the pitiful
sum of
012.50.
We don't, propose to he undersold by any
house in theStiite, '"and don't yon forget it."
We CAN DOWN ANY BODY on TIN ROOFING,
?s our freight costs but li!tie, and labor
costs less. If we can't work cheap show us
the man that can. Put these things in your
pipe and smoke to the health of
A. J. SPROLES & BRO.
August 20, l^tvj, tf
Notice
THAT an application will be made to the
Legislature at its next session to charter
a railroad company with a road running
Eastward from Athens through Elberton G.i.,
land to extend the same Northeastward from
Abbeville Court House toa point on the North
Carolina line at or near Monroe, N. C.
Stray Mule.
rAST Friday morning a mouse colored
j mare mule, wearing a yoke, left my premises
near Antreville. The mule is 8 or 10
years old, and valued at Sol) or SliO.
Any information as to the whereabouts of
the animal will be thankfully received and
properly rewarded.
ROBERT F. BELL.
A ntrevi 11 e, Sept. 23,1SS3. tf
Breast Collars^
A Few plain and fancy Dutch or Breast
Collars just received and for sole cheap.
THUS. BEGGS.
Sept. 30, 1885.
Well Eoring.
rjMIE undersigned with Ills large 10 Inch
1 auger, and the double glazed Terra Col la
curbing om put you lip a well that will last
lor ages, at one half the price of dug wells,
lie uses the ordinary size wood bucket for
drawing water. The cleaning out of these
wells is the work uf a minute, by keeping a
tin bucket in bottom of well to be hooked out
at will. lie also has tho agency for Abbeville
county for the celebrated Pore-lain lined encumber
Pump, which he can furnish and put
in at lets than Factory prlees for a single
pump. ('HAS. M. CATil 10UN.
Greenwood, S. C., Jan. I I, ltWI. lyr
SMITH & KEMBY,
AT TTIKIIl ::f.\V MILL above the Depot
are prepared to I
GIN COTTON
for the OXH TWKNTY-FIFTH. Their maIchinery
is new and their conveniences are'
j ample. [Sept. 'J, kS*?, tf i
A Long Needed "Want !
SUPPLIED.
MILLER BRO'S.,
A UK AfiKXTS FOR WVXXAMAKKll A !
r\ lil'nWX, Merchant Tailors, the larjrost j
house ot Hie kind ill the I'nitrd Slates, ni)(l!
are prepared l<> take measures fur gentlemen's j
suits of every description, over two hundred
samples arc on exhibit inn at the store of
.MILLKK ISKOTIIKIUS.
December 21, ls^l.
Vacuum Harness Oil.
fPO kccpyorr harness soft, and make them;
I wear well, you mast get some, for sale in )
half-pints, pints and quarts t>y
Dec. 17, ISSi, If THUS. 15EGGS, j,
If you propose soing West or North-'
Wot, to write to ine, I represent Hie
Short Line. j]
I\ l). HUSH, D. r. A., Atlanta, Ua.;<
>'oy. 11 lifco, 0 m. i
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Are again Receiving Their -f
Stock of Holiday Goods, J
Every thing Suitable for a Xtnas Present or |
Santa Claus.
Guest cups and saucers in limoges, French and g?rMaN
china. '
ttases in china, glass and bohemian ware, all tha latest shapes.
2_
tgpergnes and cologne sets in plain and bohemian glass.
rpoy tea sets in china, britania and tin.
JpiNE CHINA CUPS, SAUCERS AND PLATES in sets.
t^inely decorated china flower pots.
^HINA PITCHERS AND ORNAMENTS.
10UNAiUENTS AND STATUETTES in BISC WARE.
^JHINA MUSH aud MILk. SETS.. .
I^JIGAR STANDS in CHINA and LAVA WARE.
01GAR CASES in PLAIN and ALLIGATOR LEATHER.
? ;''rgjjgi:'SE
QIIINA IRUIT PLATES aud SAUCERS. . \f\
T^IRE WORKS. ROMAN CANDLES, CRACKERS, AC.
i
DOiil.S in the Greatest Profusion, CHINA, CHINA SURBED, WAX, BISC,
RUBBER, and every other kind, Dressed and Undressed. DOLL HEADS
i?i WAX and BISC.
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J^UBBER GOODS all kinds, DOLLS, RATTLERS, RINGS, Jkc.
rrOYS ! TOYS ! ! TOYS ! I ! All the new TOYS, nearly eyery kind made.
^ :
ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH and PHOTOGRAPH, nil the latest stvle bindings,
in RUSSIA LEATHER, PAPER and ALLIGATOR SKIN. .\f?.
PICTURE FRAMES for CABINER SIZE PICTURES from ?1.50 to 912.00
per pair. BOOKS. HOLIDAY BOOKS of all kinds.
CARDS, all Prangs latest styles.
.
TnE have every thing for Christinas. Come and see our JERSEY COW. _
H. W. LATTSOX & CO MM
Nov. 25, 1SS5. tf . '>< $
HIlItMI & TEMTiffS
stock . I
IS NOW COMPLETE! |
ALL LINES ARE FULL! 3
Domestics of all Kinds, Cress Goods, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &c.
GIVE THEM A LOOK, PRICES LOW,
Nov. 18, 1SS5.
"WHITE" BROTHERS I
"Would call the attention of Buyers to a few Specialties.
I
I
rpHETIl STOCK T DRESS GOODS IS UNUSUALLY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
-L They have the cheapest line of BLACK SILKS thev have ever offered- Tlicy have also
some handsome COLORED SILKS. T1 ey have o sftod nssortment of BLACK AND COLORED
VELVETEENS, for dresses and trimmings. They have a nice line of WOOL LACES iu
all colors, the latest tiling for trimming. Their stock of BLACK CASHMERES
Cannot be Surpassed!
They have bestowed unusual care In the selection of these goods, and are assured they nre
nil rifilit in regard to color, quality and price. A good ,'ine of JERSEY JACKETS, cheaper
! than ever before. It would astonish any one to see
HOW VERY CHEAP
FLANNELS and BLANKETS are this season. Buyers in this line would do well to exam
, ine the stock of WHITE JiHOTHEILS. Carpets arc so very cheap that they are in the
reach ol all. A good assortment of CARPETS and RUGS can be found at the store of White
Brothers. The sibove are only a few lines in which
SPECIAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD.
The ireneral stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS now offered to the public by WHITE
lillOTJElEli.S is the largest, best assorted and most attractive they have ever carried.
It is Complete in all Departments.
Scntember 30. 18S5.
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
J. K. DURST & CO.,
jGtXUEXEINTO'OOD, S. O.
Having moved into our handsome and commodious new stokes, we
art; prepared- to ofl'er THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
Jl WTNTOtl
STOCK OF M Jilt una. ?i;j.oxi
?ever shown in Abbeville County. Our stock consists of a full line
Dry Goods and Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Hardware, Groceries, &c.
Which we propose to sell at BOTTOM PRICKS. We lcpop no shoddy goods for advertising,
and allow no misrepresentations. All we ask Is a trial. We guarantee satisfaction. Our spe*
cinl freight rates give us advantages over our neighbors.
"Merchants Supplied at Jobbers Prices.
J. K. BURST & CO., Greenwood, S. C.
Nov. !. 1SS", :hn
"new drug store.
ILJLJLJL ft&SLs J?T~ <<->-a~ JL. jl.J3-JU
HAVE just opened si now and elegantly fitted up DRUG STORE on the Marshall House
Corner, under the Prcx* and lUtnner oflice, and are now receiving and will continue to
receive tfil tlielr stock is complete a lull line ol"
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, &c.
Also, all the popular PATENT MEDICI NHS kept in a first-class Drug Store, all of which we
warrant to l>o fresh and good*
W-? also oiler a well selected stock of FANCY GOODS, consisting of
Colognes, Foreign and Domestic, Handkerchief Extracts
in great variety, Handsome Vases, Lamps, &c.
Our line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS is simply complete. Every variety of IIAIR, TOOTH
SAIL, FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BRUSH SOAPS from the finest toilet to the cheap
;st.
January -S. 1^3, tf