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rw'i. /. Tlie Press and Banner Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1886. Advcrjiso .!uriiciously. (Appropriated after I.ouf/fdfaiv.) A panic dire was spreading fast, As through a Sout hern city passed A merchant, jrraspitiji in his hand A banner with the h-irend irraiul: Ad ve r t ise j u u icious! y! His brow was bald: his eye beneath Flashed like a falchion from its sheath. Ami like a silver clarion rums The accents of that merchant's tongue: Advertise judiciously! His rivals said that "trade was liuht, The market lalliy^r, money ti?ht; \j I l.l> ilK-l IK. til illl VlTl iSl>." Jiutslili tlie keen-eyed merchant cries; i Advertise judiciously I I <'Don't waste ycur cash," an ''oldcoon" said ; *'An awful panic's just, ahead. Retrench ! or you'll be* busted wide " And loud that clarion voice replied: Advertise judiciously! *'0h, stay!" the maiden said, "and rest. Thy weary head upon my breast." One jvink he wunked her with his eye. Then onward strode, and loud did cry: Advertise judiciously! Houses were failing that scorned staunch; The crash came like an avalanche, iUU still the buyers thronged his store, "While he aloft the banner bore: Advertise judiciously! The panic passed, this merchant bold Had made about a ton of gold, Jle gave his business to his son, But this one thing insisted on : Advertise judiciously! The merchant and his loving wile, Are leading now a quiet, hie, "With happiness and riches blest. Their coat-of-arms on 'blazed crest : Advertise judiciously! | Jn field of blue ft globe doth roll, "While light doth shine from pole to pole, From torch, upheld by Tltairhand, Above, beneath, this legend grand: AiJVKKTTSK J I'lHt'lOt'StiY ! BUYING AND SELLING LAP.! THE VERY CONVEYANCES C? OUR LANDS ! IS A MATTER OF INTEREST. ? Xotes From tlie Records as Fo?n<l in the Oflk'c of the Comity Auditor. j Cyrus H. McCormick to Mrs. Emily ('. An-1 drew. 2 lots in McCormick. Kith township, i bounded by lots Nos. 9 and 10 in the tuwu of! McCormick. J. C. Klugh, Master, Keaton Land, to Mrs. A. L. Simpson. 93 acres, tj'.h towushio, SI*/), bounded by CI ink.scales. Baker, A. i lagan, bamuel Gordon, J. E. Ulrick and others. Jus. F. Ferule to James E* Todd, II. M. I Young and A. Y. Thompson, ll'J acres, 6th i township, &S7(j.72 and interest, bounded by 1>. C. Hawthorn, estate Jonathan Galloway aud others. Dulia P. Long, executrix, to E. II. Booker, j 50 acres, 4th to\vn>hip, s>wj, bounded by William sione. G. G. Stone, Saluda liivi-r. Salle E. Cothran to Mrs. Ada E. Woodward, I 10-> acres. 9th township, $1,401, bounded by! John H. Chiles. Hard Labor Creek, Mrs. E. P.! Harmon aud others. Joseph S. Bowen to T. Y. Baker. acres, j 35th township, Sl.oOOJ. L. Covin, James Eel- j vy, A. W. Cole and others. I Henry Wilkinson to II. E. G. "Wilkinson,; CT>^ acres, 1st township, bounded by Mrs. i; Fle'mming, William Anderson, W. D. Warren j mid Henry Wilkerson. Win. Anderson and Andrew Andersen to > Henry Wilkinson, 9oj? acres, 1st township, I; SlstiW, bounded by 11. "11. Cresswell, licbecaj lliley and others. Mary T. Anderson to .Tulfa L. Townes, 230; acres, 1st township, SI,750, bound-d by s. ji.; Hodges, Hannah Sanders, Henry Ki'.e.v, lien-1 ry Wilkersou Ilunry G. Cress well, Warren, Brooks. Thos P. Thompson and S. G. TJiompson to; J. H. Titus, Alfred Kliison, Alex. Irvin, I'd. j Henderson, Thos. A. ltamagc, trustees, (>}. J' acres, llth township, bounded by estate M. M. Thompson, \ lennu Iload. J.K.Lyon, Judge Probate Court, to Ruth > Butler, -7 acres, siO, bounded by W. Z. McGee, j \V. T. Sonesanp oiliers. Thos. P. Thompson and S. G. Thompson to < Margaret II. Penny, 1 acre, lltli townsnip, S71,! bounded by estate M. M. Thompsou, Church [i Street and Walnut Street. W. B. Gaines to Jas. C. Ilasor, 8 acres, 3rd I township, SKjO, bounded by Willie Tolctson ;; and Saluda Ui ver. i M. B. MeGee to Jesse s. >IcGp<\ 7"> acres, j i 3rd township, $1,200, bounded by Wade Tins- i ly, John White, Oru Harvey. I > P.H.Bradley to James Stoifie. 1 acre, 9t.Ji j i township, S150, bounded by A. ?.t* K. P. it, and : P. H. Bradley. i; John H. Link and Andrew T. Brown to i *m. II. McGaw and Jas 1). McGaw, i0? acres, th township, 86'Jo, bounded by estate .John inis, will. Vinson, ?i. 11. liiiuim-r. J. F. C. Dul'rc, Sherill', to Kebeeca J. Young, : tl acres, 151 h township. hounded hv It. i'. Cress well, estate \V. K. liradley and others. Eliza 15. Wardlaw to Eliza L. Lyon, 22: S acres, th township, love and affection ami >5.00. , oounded by -Mrs. s. M. Smith. Hugh Wilson md Thos. Hutchinson,I,. C. Wilson, Jane and j i'olly Gordon. (Jhas Smith to \V. J. Kirk, 3 a:rres, l it inii Cokesbury,3rd townsnip, 5-120, bounded by 15, < Hart, 13. Wyatt Aiken, W. A. Moore and Presbyterian church lot. |1 M. A. Kellers to i>. Lester, 75 acres, 1st town- i ship, $(K)1, bounded by J alia L. Jones, Thos. I., i Coleman and .M. A. Fellers. L. T. Arnold to J. K. l'cttigrew, 15 acre?, loth ! i township, ?225, bounded by C. E. Kay, L. T. j l Arnold, Lownde.sville Koad and S. V. It. ]{. J. C. Klugh, Master, land of John E. Ellis, | to G. X. Xickles, 76 acres, Oth township, tt'?57, i liounded by Milton Ellis, liobert Pratt and others, known as tract Xo. 1. J. C. Klugh, Master, land of John E. E11K , to J. X. Xiekies. 07 acres, 5th township. ST57,!. bounded by M. E. lVessiy, II. J*. MeGec, ij >*nowu hs tract Xo. 0. I, II. It. (xibert, Stephen Loe land, 50 acres, i, Jotli townsjjip, *100, hounded by James McCas- . Ian, Hugh IL Gibert and others. J. C. lvlugh, Master, to Lucy J. Mars, 100 ttcres, 15th township. >105, hounded by James I < 31. McCaslan.T. W. Mars and otliers. | ] J. C. Klugh, Master, to Lucy J. Mars, 200 , jicrcs, 15th township. 5 W5, bounded by James: j .MeUislan, 15. C, Lind and others. J. C. Kiugh, .Master, to Lucy J. Mars, 1S5! | jicres, 15th township, Josiah Miller, S. ]>. Mot- i T I1 ('oht/nin ????.! /ilhdiv Cathrlnc Conner to Elizabeth O. Lea, 5 j | ftcres, $1,000, bounded by A. B. Loyeiy L. I>aw>on, Main Street. J. C. Klugh, Master, G. "\V. Ilodges land, to F. A. Conner, 101% acres, 3rd township, ?4,apt, ><ara!i Ellis, Mrs. f>unjzler, W. iJ. llowlett and <. pothers. i J. F. Solomon to Louisa A. Solomon, -!.t , iicres, yth townshi p. $ls5. bounded by Broau i>tre?t, Vance Street, Vance Street, J. ll. Drenjiun and oth- rs.; ( T. W. Warner and and Geo. A. Wagner to ^ -I. T. Youngblood, by I2"? feet, !>th town- ', jfchip, ?50, bounded by li. \V. Litis, stowe and . Augusta Streets. j. W. A. Black to James A. Black, 2 and Menth J acres. i2th township, Sly, bounded by James . A. Muck. W. A. Black and others. L. P. Karkness to Mrs. .M. J. Jl trkness, "OS ; , ncres, 12th township. S2,000, bounded by .1. K. : J Brown Ice, II. M. 1'rince, Black Place, and .1. ' M. Prince. J. E. Bradley, It. F. Bradley, ft. C. Bradley, 1 \\r 'I' < t* lim.lloi' 1 1> I and S. F. Thompson, to Samuel J'. Morrah. ( ii-sixths interest, in 5 acres, ami mill, Kitli; $j:>0, bounued by land of James II. Rritt. Joseph Sibert and Maria sibert to Thos. K. Deason, 101 a.rrcs, l">( h township, ?|u<). bound-, 4ftd by Little River, Butl'alo Creek, Gaddy 1 >ix<on, S. f\ Klugh. Master, J. It. Mattison's land, jto W. It. Maftison, ;-50 acres, Mb township,1 s?I.34 >, bounded by K. L. Waldrop, G. \\*. Mal-[ Aison, A. P. Shirley and othets. K. \j. Waldrop to W. V. Mrownlee, V.)y. acres,' 4th township.Sl-'W, bounded by Mrs. Jane Kay, Leroy Hrowjilee and W. V. Brow nice. M. K. Robinson to James li. Walker, 28(1 iiicres, $17(5, bounded by Samuel Foster. Joshua | AshU*y, Joseph Murdook, and estate Anna' ltohinson. Richard Robiuson to James It. Walker, 3Sj acres, 5th township, S22S, bounded by Samuel Fisher, Peter Rocket ts and others. Mi>ledg? Davis to Allen Robinson, 1 house' nml lot. one-tit'tb arre, ilth township, . ?Ki5, 'bounded by J as. Ruchauan, G. A. Vis>anski, 31. B Davis and alley. J. Fdller I-yon, Jud.ceProbate, land of Rich- 1 iird P. Canaries, to Mary <j. Galphin, 1 house! and jot, :lrt x 71) feel, in Ninety-Six, 1st. town-! ship, ?2,600, bounded hy J. Moore, Moore & | <}uarlcsand CutnbridKe street. i W. N. Hall U> J. Burt Patterson, 4i> acres, 12th township, ;3<0, bounded by W L. MeMahan. John McMahan, Mary McMahan and ,J. W. C'ann. Phillips ?!fc Jackson to J. P. Phillips, 1 house .and lot.?-%x 210 feet, in Ninety-six, 1st township. -5>,000, bounded by Public Square and F, M. Pope. Phillips & Jnckson to G. T. Jackson, 1 lot. lii x OOfeet 1st in Ninety-Six, 1 township, bounded by Mrs. K A. Rogers, brick buildings of Moored Q,uarles, Mrs. II. V. McCasiVin OMll /4Otk^ UlMllo'u Wttwicf < anu v?uu?/i i~*uv,x.i? r It. P. Pearson to W. ! I. Mays, ik ? acres. 1st townsbip,SI,iO(?, bounded by l)r. \V. B. Mil- t wop, A. A. lSJvthe iind K. P. Pearson. W. J. Weils to Mrs. N. 15. Muys. :.i .r res, 2nd I township, ST#*, bounded >>y \\\ J], Mays. \V. J. W-olls, estate L. J). Merriman, and \V. .S. j Bell. T has. P. Thompson an 1 S. G. Thompson, ex-; eeutors. to A. M. Hill it. H. liill and H. H. . Ill 11, 8 acres, ]lth township, siOl.r.(>, bounded I by estate Tlios. Thompson, Vicuna Koa 1 aiul t?i hers. J. F. C. DuPre. Sheriff, to Geo. 11. Sibley & t Co., iJotf aerc.s, Dili township, il.-Vo, bounded by i * i " ~ i 1 J. F. C'resswell, estate \\~. K. liradlcy aiul otli- j j CI S. J. 0. Khurh, Master land of.7. K. F.'lis. deI ceased, to A. I!. K'lis,;?! acres. S5,*?i7. bounded I by H. P. Mc< iee, M. K. i're.ssly, 11. M. Yuiinjj ; an l ot ii'Ts. I N. .1. Uoyd to Vt". I'. Wideman. !7> acres, sj,-, i2Vt. iioiindeii by K. F. and s. I,. .Morris, .Savati- i ; nail U'Ver, X. J. Uoyd and others. I J. (.'. Kho:h. Master, land ot' M:s. M. V. Mil{ler, to M. \V. t'olcnian, 1 lot, bounded ! bv \V. K. Hilton, .Store No. Public Square, v.. i (. -1?. >_ . i. j .1. c. K!u_'h, Master, estate Vv'ia. II-?v?l. to W. | X. Hall, in acres, '>. bounded I j *?* Mrs, Jane I M nrdock, W. X. ilai! an-l Kockv illver. I C. 15. Parks lo M. S. C. I'j.rks. 1 lot, P,C0. hounded by T. F. Ililey, .J, K. i)ur:?t, W. i>. Millweo and <>t!t rs. if. II. Me;'a-h?n Jiiu1 Miliwee to A. I!. and Mac Keiinciy, si civs. hounded !.y W. JC. liradlcy. .Jo!f:i K. Bradley, Mr.-). II. A. MeCashin ana others. Joseph T. IJumii to Kate K. llolstcin, l-j'i acres. .-I ,.7 a. bounded l?y .Ihiiics L. \v"i?! ? , I?r. i>. W. Jay, Misses Linfords and Joseph T. Li?ron. .Ion I>. Williams to Ja?. Cothrstn. Jr., "0 >: 100 feet, i'-'iti, lot No. 1". Block 1.. hounded by .Means street and Alley. .1.1'. Kiu?h, Master, land of M. ('. Caldwell, ; to J. JI. BuPre. t"lot,>10, hounded l?y Kaptist r church. A. 1{. P. church, Lowndesvjhe lioad. Bev. \V. A. Clark to .J. Alien Smith, JI"> acres, nounded by C. lluvhes, U. II. Wardlaw. F. Henry, \V. H. Parker and oltsers. 15. M. Wakctield to Mrs. Mary T. ii uublin, I&I acres, bounded by j^rs. I.elie Milford, .'as. K. \V:ik<'Ucid, K. II. Had and others. X.J.Boyd to S. A. liutchin-on, 2!!) acres, i 5).">(?, boniuled by estate A. T. Wideman, W. H. l'arker. Savannah IJiver. .1. ('. K intra. .Vaster, t<s I). A. 15oyd, lot Xos. 1 1 and v:72, hounded by Bap;isL church, J. II. IniPre, Masonic Loiue. 1'. llosenbeiM A Co. toTena White, 1 lot, ?1">0, hounded by Lewis liichey, P. llo.^clibera ci Co. and others. 1{. F. liradlev, M. A. 1". Wideman and M. It. j Bradley to (?'eo. iI. Sibley i\: Co., 1 lot, $1,0-1", j bounded by public Square, K. F. Bradley, M. j A. K. Wideman, M. K. Bradley. P. ilosenhery A-Co. to Sarah 10. (iantt, 1 lot,; 51 bounded by Tena White, Lewis liichey,; P. liosenbi r^ Co. .John (iilmer to Francis Henry, 53 acres,; 311)>N. bounded by John (iilmer, James F. T?Y virtue of an order of sale made in t!io stated case, dated April 1 >f! 1. is-..",, j ; tvill oi'Vr for sale at publieoutery at. Abbeville J. H., S. ('..on Saieiia.v in February, 1SV<;. within the legal hours of sale, tin- following de<cribnd property, situate in said Slate and Jouiity, to \ril: Or.e House and Lot in the village of Hodges, the property of John j M. Miller, tiio lot composed of three small par-i els, containing in all about I T \v e ti t v - T wo A c r c s, xntnded by lands of T. A. Ellis, L. TI. Pnntz it, and by tin- ("oluinbia and Urcenvjlli* II i ii oad. Also (?'E j[ol'.SK AXD J,oT in the ullage of (he property of William it. iliehey, containing One anil Onc-ZZalf Acres, nore or less, and bounded by lands of John M. Miller, and by the Columbia and Oi'eenlille Itaiiroad. Also ONE MOUSE AN1> EOT mown as the Konn place, the property of Uichey vV Miller, containing Thirty-Seven Acres, more or less, and bound d -by lands of J L. Anderson. Waiter Anderson and A.M.Agnew md by therohinibi;' and Oruenviile 5lailroad. TEUMs (?! ' SAEE?One-half cash, balance >n a credit of twelve months, with interest from day o<* sale, secured by bond of the pur liaser and a niortyase of the premises. 1'ur haser to pay the Master for papers. J. C. KLUUII, Master. Jan. o, IsSC, It T~" . Crawford, Francis Henry. Town Council McCormick to Cyrus Tl. Me- j Conuiek, J r., 1 Int., >10. bounded by Clayton J Street, Augusta Street. This lot is lor the I purpose of consolidating lots 1 to 10 and 11 to ! jo in McCormick. J. C. Klnuh, Master, estate Thos. Jackson, to Monro Uul'ord. 1 - ? acres, ?!7">, bounded by John Able. J. I). Xeel and others. Jas Steille to Wm. C. Sfeille, *Jii> acres, ?1,000, hounded by W. E. Colli ran. Joseph S. i'lessly, P. J I. Bradley. r have noticed a great deal said in your ^o1.-1 limns, as well as in many other papers, about woman's work. Various ways have been suggested in which she could pieasnntly and j healthy spend a portion of iter tune and at I he i same lime realize a goodly ?uim of solid dol-1 lars to use just as she pleases, of all the plans ' suggested twr a lady wlio just wants to devote j1 a portion of her time to the business I think 1 poultry raising the best ; it is the suivsi ana it gives regularly the exercise needed by so many young women. There i< also no danger j of over-stoeiiing the market and the price will always pay. From the time 1 was eight years old until I j ( was sixteen, I wa< never without my poetics, jj money to buy whatever I liked best. I began ij to hunt when I was eleven years old; shot and ! powder were high. I houi:hta!l the annnutii- j tion I wanted; shol-pouches. llasks, els:., then ; j had money to spend for Christmas toys, and j< unfortunately enougii to buy a pistoi ; this.] last, by the way, not. me into many a tisihi [| place. I never asked any one lor a cent after 1 j was eight years old; my batik was my hen- [ house. I am willing to admit that you cannot | mikf? :is 111a!iv dollars trom the same number of hens now as you could then, hut the same number of uollavs wili go three times as far j now as they would then. When [ was sixteen ! I was not loo la'",v for the business; but I soiii > out to my younger brother, and he, in a year or two, transferred the entire effects to my two. sisters. one of them raises tin; chickens, j ducks, etc., i he other is limited 10 I.ron/.e t ur-' keys. The eiiickcn business, financially, is a failure, not. because she does not, raise enough, t * and eggs do not sell at good prices: the fact is,; we are a lar^e family and extremely fond of hotii, and my sister is a l?etfer fancier than cob lector. There is too much home market; with 1 turkeys it is different. Turkeys are worth ? more per pound <!ivssed than either beef, lamb i or pork ; worth the same as lish in this inland !s market, therefore, we ate restricted to all the ( lurkeys tnat come oil' late, or are, from any cause, under size, except a fine gobbler on , Thanksgiving '.lay, Christmas, a:il when we i . have anything of a dining. 1 We raise the best J'.ronze turkeys thatcan he procured; we change the gobbler every year, ( its inbreeding will reduce the size and 1 think I weaken t ho constitution. The gobbler we pro-1 j it red las:, season had one solid colored feather 1 in his wing,and I see that feather transmitted | ruiit:* often in the young flock, hut with all ] that it is a handsome flock ot birds. Jiy sister < liad fifty-two hatched at Ihe same time; one j fell into a post-hole on the first day they were lait and gut mashed when it was a week old; ruie disappeared mysteriously : the Hock now' [ iintaitis lorty nine. 'i'hey arc fed one peek of ! [ orn a day as we have no mast this year. 1 ; lind it pays better to feed corn to turkeys than j to hogs Hogs are worth three cents; we have refused seven cents for the turkeys. When 1 the beech mast is good and grasshoppers have ' been plenty, selling turkeys is like picking up t money. IJronze hens, when fat. weigh ordi- , uarily ab ve twelve pounds by Christmas; irobhlers above nineteen pounds. The old gob- j biers sometimes weigh as liijdi :;s forty pounds, but this is not common. iironze turkeys pay , from three to five pounds per head more than i | nay other stock raised in this country. The , Hollands are as large, but they are white and , ii hawk can see them three miles; besides, I they sitaroiml the back door and cat eh the cholera. The sitting around the backdoor is1 considered a good point by some. as the! lironze will go so far in search of food that I hey will not come home at night, if the only inducement is a polo to porch upon ; they will lio just as well contented with a neighbor's j fence. My sisters adopt the management of j inV mother, who has had an experience of Lwcuty-tive years in raising turkeys. : ^ Chrisiiiin ( hurjij-. | O-ltmibia ReyixtiT. It does the heart, good to watch tho ready ! response to human sofl'cring which tho cold 1 md cruel wintry blasts rarely fail to aroiWf. I; Kver.v exchangn contains touching instances ' >f lively relief given the distressed poor, j' ivhom it has been ordained shall always be unom: us. During the recen! blizzard, quite j i number of tireless people bt- ii geJ tiie oJiice I i >f that chivalric and hig-hearicd gentleman, ], ;'oloael A. C. Haskell, President of the Char- ! ?, lotto. Columbia and Augusta Kailroad Com- ( pany, seeking the gift ol a little firewood in I Ihe shape of cross tb s or engine fuel, those o! ] I hem who could prolfering the Utile they had 1 i for a stick.or two. Colonel Haskell directed 11 lis visitors to announce to all the poor peo- j ,)!e in the city who needed fuel to go to the | railroad and supply themselves. and in a short, time a small army descended upon the wood piles of the company and the tenders of ' tho locomotives and bore oil'as much lire-], wood as they could carry. And doubtless the i,. ;ift gladdened many an otherwise cheerless!' loine. If. you are lookimr for wedding presents,' lon't fai 1 to exami lie Mr. Uec.-e's stock ol si 1 - i I'erware which is both beautiful and useful, tf j C! loves! gloves! Wo have a beautiful line ,' white, black and eolored kid gloves, black i iind colored cash mere f.doves, black and col- j :ired Jersey gluv es at all prices. Bell if (?ul- , piiin. lu-7. i Mrs. Mary Tasrsrsirt has chariro of ?.!es*rs. i i i'.ell iV (ianihiii's Dress niakinir Deiiurl i < 11; \ L'ali and see her. 10-7. | Special attention is called to our stock of'* ladies, misses and children's shoes, in l-'rcneh kid button, Common Sense button, and Sat-.'1 In Tip button. ISell it (ialphin. lo-7. iJ Wo havca large sJock of cotton flannels in the liay State lirand from 10c. to 20o , blca ami j Itrown. J S"11 iV* (Jill j ?31 i 11. lo-7. ] < nir larue stock of neckwear issimply bean- ; a tifu 1- Ladies jet do^ collars, ?te., at Bell 0c | lialphin. Oet-7. ; * Black Lapps, black and Colored velveteens] uid other trimmings at Sniitli it Son. 10-7 i A line of black caslnnercs, black arnmre! it Smith <t* Son. lu-7 i Jersey jackets black and colored cheap i >niit':; it Son. 10-7 | I'est self adjusting correct on the market at f ^mith & Son. 10-7 Jersey cloth for ladies' anil children's j 1 ivraps for winter wear. JU-li it (Jalphin I 107. Ladies' belt-vwith satchels attached is the atest. novelty in belts. We have them in the' v tew shades. Bell it (.ialphin. 10-7. j j, Ilats! hats! We have a very large stock of adies* anil children's hats, street hats for la- I1 lies ami misses, children's lell and velvet l aps. l'.ell it Galnliin. 10-7. Ij Wool laces in all shades for dress trimming it Hell it (ialphin. Oet-7. s Special attention is called toour largo stock L. ?t I e.lies undervests, from :j.;c. to -l. jo. Bell it ialphin. Oct-7. Let. all the ladiesexamine our stock of new niirkets, short wraps, Russian circulars and j / letsey jackets for ladies and .Misses. Hell it [ Our lino of dross floods in Kn^lish cords, i . ,-t!in liorbers, ensiinn-res and silks, cannot >< ! iurnassed in this market. 1 Sell tVfialphin. < >-7 J Linens, Jicollars. Linen collars from: c. In l')e. Hell .v (iali'hin. Oct-7. I'.nv your tot?i?ceo and ci<rars from us. Tho ? 'May Kirhy" i.s hard to beat. Spjiccd it Neil I-| er. l2-!>. ! ] "Woddin^ Cake" is the host tobacco in tlio' narkot for tho money. Try it. .Sold by; Speed Oc Neither. 12-'J, j j "Sappoto Tolti," the purest chowinir ?jum in r h" tiidrkof Positively \\id no! injure the u lie teeth. Kors.ile riy sp^od it Neither. V2-1?. j< Tho cheapest and host shirt ever oflcred in tl his market, Price Ji:ty cents. \V. Joel Smith j c .Soil. l'J-'iS Master's Sale. THE STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIJIJEYIU.K f'( U'NTY. Col'KT OK COMMON l'l.KAS. K. \Y. lVrriJi air.iinst Jacob Miller, cl ftl. T>Y an order of sale made in t!io i aliow staled ease, I will o!I'er lor sale at j public onjciy,Abbeviik*tH.. S. on N:i!e-1 (ia.v Hi I Vbruary, issii, wiiliin !lis*!hours ' of sale, the lo'lowiiiir described property. sit-' naii- in said Sim!" a:id Connfy, lo wit: Al! I that iot or parcel of land in tin- town ol' Abbe viile, know ji ;:.s I be iSntlodfjc Plijcc, on Wasliinjjtoii street. bounded by the Abbeville Il"iH. and oMi.ms. t ? I : ! ' S \ ! . 1".?I )!'.P-hii' f CfKli. {tie bfll ance in twelve month-. \vit.ii interest is I (?jty of sale, seen red 1 >y bond of the purchaser :tnl! a Morttrage <>f the j-remises. Purchaser to nay llie Master for papers and recording. j. c. KiJ'<;n. Jan. II, ]K<-:,:?: Piaster. Master's Gale. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.' COl'NTY OF AliliKVILLK, corr.r of common n.r.As. Robertson, Taylor A- Co., against W. IT. Ar-! noid. T>Y virtue of an order of sale made in the! -* -* :i!>ove slated ease. I will oiler tor sale at public outcry al Abbeville, C. ii., S. on sale Uay in February. l:<:-5Cf within the legal] hours of saie, the following described proper-; ty, situated in said Slate and County, to v.'it: All that tract or parcel of land in the town oi ilodgcs, eon minin;; Four Acrcs. more or less, hounded by binds of 31. A. Ca-, son, 'i'. .J. Ellis, and i.1. M. Hodges. T Kit MS uK SAliK?One half cash, balance j on a eredit of twelve months, with interest j from ilny of sale, secured by bond of I he purchaser ami mortgage of ihe premises, with | leave to the purchaser to pay al! cash. Purchaser tu pay tiie Master lor papers and j recording. .7. C. KU*?n, Master. Jan. 11, 1SSG. 8b NnnlfiT't; TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \ COi:xtv OF AUHKVIUjK, COUIiT oy COMMON IM.ICAS. y. McGowan and K. A. Itohertson against M. V. Miller et. a!. p V virtue of an order of s:i!(> made in tlie -* ' above stated case, I will oiler for ssil** :il public outcry si* Abbeville C. 11.,S. (oil Sa!e11:iy in February, IW1, within the !e?ral hours 1.r sale the following described property situate in said .State and County, to wil: Store No. in t lie Miller Thick Rlock in the town of Niiv-j ty-Six, bounded on tin-11011!i by W. II. Hilton, 1 wist 1 ?y vacant i<?!, sou: b l>y public snuare, wt:>l j by store No. -j now owned by m. \v. Coleman. j >uid property to be resold :>t the lisle of .J. Kin?;, tiie former purchaser. TKKMs OK SA 1,K?Oi;c-ha!f ens!), balanco in twelve months, with interest from day of *si!e. secured *>y bond of purchaser a:.d a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay [lie Master tor papers and n-eordimr. j. c. xu'oir. Master. Jan. Jl, :;t Master's Sale, HIE STATE OV SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ABI5KVILLK. COl'lJT OK COMMON J. Mellugh. as Assignee of A..T. Salinas A Son j Piaster's eaie. HIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF AJiUKVILI.E, COrilT OK COMMON I'J.RAK. ['elzor, Rodgcrs & Co., against A. M. Agncw. |>Y virtue of an order of sale tnadc in th? ' * above slated caseand dated April 21, is*."), [ will oiler !Or sale at public outcry at Ahhek'ilic H., S. C.. on Sale i)ay in February, .ssi'i, within the leiral hours of sale, the foil owns: described property, situate in said State j ind t'ounty. to wit: All that tractor parcel | j I' Jaiui, containing Fifty-Five Acres, nore or loss, and bounded by lands of J, X. i Ylexander, Mrs. Sharp and others, To he re- j ;old at the risk of Nancy A. Illg^ins the form TKK.M OF SALE?One-half of the purchase notiey cash, the balance in twelve months, tvith interest from day of sale, secured by iond of the purchaser and mortgage of the nvmises. Purchasers to pay the Master for janers. .). C. KLITGII, Jan. (i. 1^'SG, Master. 'Zx&r&&L*ax>K^?**!TBa*xjLm H ?anna jaxtkareMmenfcrrmi^r^Bk State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. BY YIKTl'ROF THK mWEIl AND AThoriiy vested in mcund^rthc tcrmsand con-: 1 i 1 ions of the inortiratre executed by W. ii. j '.Vhalley and A. M. V." hat ley Insecure thcdebt| herein sr.: foriii due to i{. 1'. Sibley, which is luly recorded in the office of the 1 legist er of I Mesne Conveyances for the said County of Ah- j >evil!e, ill lJook 1; I, JiiiflC (W>, the utideisijined : viil sell at public outcry, within the usual j tours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, in the i Jounty and State aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 9th day of February, 1836, ^i! that lot, tractor parcel of land situate, ly:er and Indus: in the Town of 'i'roy, Indian IiII Township, in the t'ounly of Abbeville .ml State aforesaid, containing 5i\ty-TIircc and One-Third (G3J)j' Teet Front bv One Hundred and Sixty Feel on One Side and One Hundred and Thirty |\ Feet on the Oilier Side, |, ipon which there is :i building containing ] < Two Store Rooms, i rhieh are divided hy n partition. The said . nt or parcel of land is hounded hy lauds ol' ! I. I>cv!in on Jv.Ki side, .1. M. McCain on 111 Corih-fiist side, hy llradley and Thomson on i' he West side ami hy Main street, the samej icinsja pari of 1 Slock Said land is sold ' s tiie properly of W*. It. What ley it Co. to psiy ' aid mor:sr:?_re deht. i TKKMS OF T1IK SA1.10?Cash, the pur-,' hasi r to pay l'or all pajiers. R. P. SIBLEY, Itt'y in fact of W. R. Whatley & Co. Jan. ft, Jsm'i, Jt AM'UAL ItETDKXS j' [0 PROBATE OSIiiiT, \l 4 DM INISTKATf >R*, Kxecutors,fJuardians, j \ and other fiduciaries must make their turns tiefore tie' !lrst day of .March. Indul-i . ence beyond t hat d:ite cannot l>e j:ranted, tin-] >s !lie ease comes within 11 it; provision of il' amended statu1.'1. i t J. 1-TM,KK LV(?X,- | Jan 0, lJ&fl.Ut Judge ITobutc Court. j Sow is Your Time TO SECURE B RCrAINS o i GSSAT BSDUCTIOHII PRICES! Slo.OftO Worth of Goods to bo Sold for the Next 30 Days at Greatly deduced Priccs. \IJK AUK ('OMPKLLED TO IIAVE ROOM ?v; liirour Spring stuck, and Hint we may have it, have reduced the prices on everything. A X immonso stook of CLOTHING. OVF.TI-S f\ COATS, .MENS, VOI'TIIS AND BOYSi Si "ITS, wiil be sold regardless of cost. rjIlEKf'II-LOADING SlIOT-GUXS, at New ?5 Voikco^.t, VI.SO, rrrp.it reduction on IJOOTS, SHOES, illlll liilts. 'SMirXKS VALISES, SATCHELS, Ac., at 3 shaved prices. 7 \IMCHS GOODS, CASHMERES, AVORST2 / EDS and FLANNELS, at prices that will astonish every one. ALWAYS oil hand a large stock of DOMESTICS, PLAIDS. GINGHAMS, &e? that will bo to your interest to examine. #4 01*11 STOCK hoin.if too largo to mention everything, weoniy call over a Jew articles as above to show how we intend selling. We arc not nuking mere assertions, but mean e.\ iUTIIJ Ut'Nlj* f OOK TO YOUIt OWN INTEREST, and la give us a call. Dec. 'jo, 18.S-"). "^oticeT The subscribers to tlie Capital .Stock of the National Bail of AIMle, S. C, i RE hereby notified I hat. a eall for the payJ\ ment of 1h<* third installment. (bciutx one-tenth oi' their subscription; has beuii r.iadu for February 1st, 1S8S. The. Cashier will he prepared to rcceipt for the same at the oltice ol' the IkuiU. A. 15. WAR W,AW, President. NKA'J. S. 1J A UNWELL, Cashier. ]>cc. n, is-3, if Greenwood 111! Ijflfilii!' y tj VST RSSCGSTSD. a Sot of Fine MOLES AH HOUSES. (Jive us a Cull He fore Buying Elsewhere, HARTZOS & HAYS, Proprietors. Dor. 2.1, 1S85. "NO. 34ai~ Treasury Department, Office of Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, December 16th, 1885. 35f KEKl'A.S. by satisfactory evidence preV\f sontcd to the undersigned, it has been tiuide to appear t hat "is Miuiial Bail of Aisiills; in llio TOWN* OF ABHEVILLE, in tlio founty <>f A!?!!FYIFLK, and Stale of SOUTH j CAROLINA, has complied with all tin* pro-' visions of the* Revised Statutes of the United j Stales, required to be complied with bclore an I association shall be authorized to commence the business of Hanking ; Now therefore I, IIKXRY W. CAXXOX, ComotroU'-r of the Cnrrencv, do hereby certify that. "TIIK XATIOXAL liAXIC OF AlHlKVII,Id'," in the Town of Abbeville, in the County of Abbeville, and State of South Carolina, is authorized tocommepee tlie business of Ranking sts provided in Section Fifty one j hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Stut-1 utcs of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand [L.S.jaiul Seal of ollico this 10th day of December, 1SS.3. IT. W. CAXXOX, Comptroller of the Currency. Dec. 23,1885, tf El.I.iS f;. GKAYDON*. V.'tt. N. OUAYDON GEAYDON & GRAYDON, ATTOIfcXKYS AT LAW, Aiii:r.vir.i.E, s. c. All business promptly attended to. Dee. !>, 1 tf Store House for Sale. rWILL offer at public sale, in the town of Mt. Carmel, atone o'clock on the :?!d day of .1AXUAIIV, issti, my STORE HOUSE and LOT?!hi' building being two stories high, six-! ty-flve lect. lomr and twenty-three feet. wide. The store room is reined iiniil ihe first of Sep- j testifier next, I'or ?!*><>,?j.'JOi) may be obtained! for tlie entire bnildimr. TERMS?<ini'-half cash, balance on a credit j, rtf twelve months. P. C. ltlLEY. Jan. 6, ISM!, 3t The State of South Carolina, j COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. IN l'KOBATE COITUT. I'm Pnrie M. <\ Radelill'e, Administratrix and Petitioner.?Petition for Settlement and Discharge. 7 lis. M, C. R ARCLIFFE, as Adniinistraiti trix of the Estate of W. 1!. BOWIE, deceased, having applied for settlement and disL'iia rgf. IT IS ORDERED that Tuesday, the (Mb day if February next, tie uxed for the settlement md discharge as prayed for. Debtors must make payment, and creditors present their claims on or before day of settlement to Ail- f I o< 1-1 f "i V ' t I.'!-! r I VMY I. .km. 1, KM>. Judge Probate Court. ; l!ice to Bestors and Creditons AI,I, PFRSOXS huvimr demands niiainst tlui Estate of JOHN* A. (JUANT. deceased, will render them, properly attested, to the indcrsitrnoil. within thirty days from this late, or In* hnrred. And those- indebted to the Kstate will make payment iniiinxliately toj " ne. O. li. jlOIi'i't ?N, Administrator. |" Dec. Co, lssr.. it Vacuum Harness Gil. ij, 110 keep yoi-.r harness soft, and make thorn s. wear w<-ll. you to list icet. some, for sale in lalf-pints. oints and quarts l>v Dee. 17, 1SS1, If Til OS. DKC.'CJS. Buggy Lap Robes. TP ST ItECF.IVKD, a lot. of Fancy Plush, and .5 Woolen Lap Hobos tor winter use. Full; | ,oon as tlioy are ready sale." TIIOS. P.EG(?S. , . sept, no, lss.j. j i Be in Time. jN HAIJi soon if you want, a hand iriadehar-i " c i ness. we are trying to keep un a simply. May 27, IcSj, tf THUS. IJKOGS. + = * ... " . i5 ..-y. ^ T. P. THOMSON*, J. V.'. THOMSON, THOMSON & THOMSON, ATTORNKYS AT LAW, A15UKVIM-E, S. C. Office?First, door in O'Xeali's Law Range, Jan. IS, LSSij, 2in To The Public. rrnrc Undcrsiuned subscriber is prepared to i Terracc Land upon tne nu?t scientific:' principles known to moiiern agriculture. I will furnish tignod level and rentier my services at reasonable rates to ill 1 who may favor . me with tiioir patronage, fcjaiisiaction miar-1 aiitccd or no pay required. Correspondence i solicited. Ji. A PRKSSLY, Jan. I:!, IS*'., tf Lov/iuiesville, S. j niftfiftlnfinTi r.f "Dnntnortfilnn jjiMuniuyii ui laiiiioiiiiiiiJ. __ i TIIE Partnership hitliorto existlnc between ! JOHN U. BAKKii mid K. W. WATl'ON, partners, tlning a business t?l' carriage niak-i imr, repairing, at Uie town of Bradley, i Abbeville C< unity, s. under the linn name | of J. 1>. J1AKKK i*c t'O., has been this day dis-1 solved by the withdrawal therefrom of the undersigned. E. \V. WATSON. Jan. 11!, bSij. 3t ABBEVILLE HOTEL I HAVING lately gone through some repairs is now open for the aeeommodulion of the traveling public. Terms ivasonahle. B. K. IlKACilAM, Manager. Jan. C, 1SSG. tf. JAMES A. PARTLGW, ! GREENWOOD, S. C., {>"? I il Vj iiri.Miiv.iti i mi int.- >n the Right to Territory in which to use J. A. MeCurry's Terracing instrument. .Jan. (I, ltfcsG, tf Copartnership Notice. rjTIE undersigned i?;ive this day formed a 1 copartnership for the practice of law nn-j der the lirm name of lKi3Sitt:S!i2i <&.- S3XADI,KY. Ulliee Xo. 2 O'Xeal Ran ere. .M. P. DF.nRTTTIT? \V. 0. JLIRADLEY. January 1st, IS SO. tf Administrator's Notice. A I,Ij persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. ELIZA MATTIsON' are a rain notified that they must make immediate payment. or else aMde the consequences, and the distributees of said estate will meet inp at the otllco of Probate .Judge on January 2ijth, to receive their share ol funds on hand. 31; G. ZEIGLER, Administrator. Clerk's Office, Abbeville, S. ('., Jan. 18.SC Wanted. A TEACllER fnr CEDAR GROVE SCHOOL j~\ on Use Saluda side in the neighborhood of Walnut Grove, four and a half miles Irom Cokciditiry. six miles fnmi Hodges, in Ahbevi 1 io county, S. C. For JKirticulars apply to either of the undersigned at Hodges, s. C. MILTON GnLDEX, ]{. C. GRAHAM. Lost Notes. TW0 NOTES, as follows : One belonging to I .Ml-S .\i. i/ovun oil i iwiiiwi^nain ? Templcton for $Ni. iJ. The other note lining disc to tin; undersisined by J. W. Scott for-?I-o. Payment of said notes has b'-en stopped, and al! poisons arc forewarned aiminst tradim; for either of them. II. I I. DEVLIN. Dec. 1, !Nm, tt Verdery, S. 0. Administrator's Xoiice. ALT, PEwXONS Indebted to the estate of .T. MAUIOX I.ATIMEll, deceased, will make payment to me. and those ha vim; claims a;;ainst .-aid estate will present them to mc properly proven. TIIKOrilTLIJS UAKKIl. Administrator with Will annexed." Nov. 21, 1SS5. if Spring Eeds ! Spring Eeds !! in'OVEN AVI HE IJED, price S1.00 nntl Sfi.on. t* Twin Splines,'.full set, price jtf.iKt. 11'.) spring lied, price :;< sprime bed with slats, price Sl.7?>. One-third ol life spent, in bed, make .your beds comfortable. The prices arc s>o low un can secure si auuu iu;u. J. 1). CHALMERS & CO. Nov. 21, 18T5. tf Steel Engravings, Chromes, ON, PAINTINGS, at low prices, suitable for presents. Fine line of mouldings and frames. Toilet looking glass with levels and thermometer attached. Nt-w goods. J. ]). CHALMERS & CO. Nov- 2"), ]SR5. tf Walnut BedsMA PI ,E REDS. Ash bods, prices from $2.50 to ?12.00. All goods at bottom prices. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Nov. 25, 1885. tf Cribs and Cradles. T^OLDING CRIBS. with woven wire hotX lotus, a new and excellent, article, pric.-s Irom ?1.00 to $7.50. Cradles, $1.25. Swing eradies, &..V>. J. L?. CIIALMEKS ct CO. Nov. 25, 188.5. tf Fine Eorses. WE have for salo in our stable a ftnp lot. of liOKSES. Among tnclotarea number of excellent BROOD MAKES. u- \ i i r\"(;i.'t)iil) &. RUsSELL. Nov. 11, liK5."~l(~~ Stray Mule. TART Friday morning a mouse colored j inure inuli', wearing a yoke, left my premises near Antreville. The mule is i> or 10 years old, aiul valued at $50 or %!). Any information as to the whereabouts of tiie animal will be thankfully received and properly rewarded. 110BERT F. BELL. Antreville, Sept. 23,1885. if Breast Collars, A Few plain and fancy Dutch or Breast Collars just received and tor sale cheap. \ THUS. BEUUS. Sept. -M. 1SS3Well Boring. rjMIE undersigned with iiis large 10 inch j Ji auger, and the double glazed Terra Cot ta j curbing can put you up a well that will last for ages, at, oik; bull4 the price of dim wells, i He uses the ordinary size wood bucket-for [ tlrawing 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 I [it will. He also has t lie agency for Abbeville ! county for the celebrated Porcelain lined t'u-J cumber I'ump, which lie can furnish and put : in at less than Factory prices for a single pump. ('MAS. .M. CALIIOL'N. Greenwood, S. C'., Jan. 11, 1>S1. lyr SKiTf! & HENBY, j AT TIIKIR NEW MILL above the Depot' are prepared to GIN COTTON 'or tho ONK TWENTY-FIFTH. Their inn-1 hinery is new and their conveniences are I unple. [.Sept.!), lMti, tf J A Long Needed Want ! SUPPLIED. | MILLER BUG'S.,! \ HE ArJKXTS Fi)!! WANNAMAKKIl & > . i\ HKoWN, Morel unit. Tailors, I In; largest! muse of the kind in the I'nited Stales, and! re prepared to takonieiisure.s for gentlemen's! nits of ever..' description, over two htm-1 Ired samples are on exhibition at thesloreof, MILL Kit IJitOTilLiiS. December 21, l.SSJ. ! f yon propose goinc; West or JS'orfhVcst, to write to ine, 1 represent the! hort Line. r. !.). HUSH, D. l\ A., Atlanta, Cin. Nuy. 11 lss5, 0 m. | ' ' ; ; '. ' .' .*;>. - V) * * :' ; \ jpm fvjrm JijililpiJwiwwyiJiLH^^WWW'gWmt^jil^l^A'J.iJBU^I Am Ordinance' To liaise Supplies for the Town of Ab-: bevillc, S. C., for the Year 1SSG. 1>E IT .ORDAINED I'.Y THK INTEND A NT j and Wardens of the Town of Abbeville, s. in Council assembled, and by authority j of llie same, Tluit a tax for the sums ami in J the manner hereinafter named shall be raised j and paid into the treasury of the Town Coun-1 cil for the uses and purposes thereof 1'or the; yearis.s<>. suction 1. On every one hundred dollars; of the cash value of all real and personal es- j tate within the incorporation of the said'i'owu i of Abbeville the sum of lifteen cents. Sk<\ 2. On each billiard and poo! table or ten pin alley kept for hire the Mini of Twentytiv;> Dollars on* the first table or alley and Twenty-five Dollars for each table or alloy I more than one kept by the same owner. On ' ach bagatelle table kept for hire the sum of| Fifteen Dollars. Skc. For each license to retail spirituous liquors in the Town of Abbeville the sum of Two Hundred Dollars for the year, beginning; with the llr.4t day of January, WX6, and end-j ing on the first day of January,.1S87. The said j sums payable in three equal installments In i advance, said dealer or dealers to give bond and security for payment of said sunt of mon! ey, and if at any time during the year the said I dealer or dealers should go out of business the i whole amount of Two Hundred Dollars shall | immediately become duo and payable, and I | any person or persons doing tmsiness tuo' I whole or any part of the year shall pay the I I whole sum of '] wo Hundred Dollars. | Kkc. ). That all male persons between the I ages of sixteen and fifty years, except those | physically unable to earn a support, are liable to road duty and shall be required toj work on the roads, sidewalks, and streets within the incorporation of the Town of Abbeville live days under the direction of the Town Council. The commutation for saiil road duty to be the sum of Two Dollars to be paid at the time of payment of other "taxes, to wit., on or before the first day of March. All persons refusing or failing to work live full days to be accepted and approved by the I Councilor pay the above commutation shall j be liable to pay such line and penalty as the Council may impose. Skc, "j. That all itinerant auctioneers, peddleus, and other transient persons, except venders of farm produce raised in the County, offering at retail any goods whatsoever | for sale, shall p:?y a license of not more than Twenty-five Dollars nor less than One Dollar per day. ! Skc. ti. That all circuses shall pay a license or One Hundred Dollars for each and every] exhibition; and all other shows, including what are commonly known as side-shows attached to a circus, shall pay a license of rtot more than Fifty nor less thau Two Dollars for each exhibition. Sec. 7. Thatall returns shall be made un| dor oath on or before the first day of February, li-WG, and all taxes shall be due and payable on or before the first day of March, IShii. If any person or persons shall refuse or neglect payment of the taxes herein levied withI in tne time specified the Treasurer of the i Town Council is hereby authorized and re| quired to add twenty per centum penalty, ana j if the tax with the penalty is not paid within thirty days thereafter, it shall be the duly of the Treasurer of the Council to issue executions therefor immediately and collect the ssnn'e by due process of law, as provided in the charter of said Town of Abbeville. Sec. ?\ The Town Council or a quorum thereof shad constitute a board of assessors to aliix the value of properly returned for taxation. sec. 'X If any person or persons shall refuse I or neglect to make a return of their property j for taxation within the time prescribed herein, the return of Inst year with twenty per j centum added shall be deemtd and taken by the Treasurer to be the true value of their | property for taxation and it shall be assessed | fit that rate. Done and Ratified in Council and the seal of j the Town Council affixed this '23rd day of J December, elghleenhunndred and eighty-live. J. S. HAMMOND, Intendant. j | JONES F. 7.IILLER, Secretary. ! Dec. 23 18*j, (it. | Clearing Out EASGAfflS II 39 DAYS!! <JO + \~%J E will from tliis date olTer to the trade VV some special bargains in dress goads, &c. Notice some of our prices : ;'.ii inch Dress Flannel, former price 50c. now oT'x.c. 5i inch Dress Flannel, former price 75c. now G5t\ 3-1 inch Dress Flannel, former price 00c. now SOc. j : ( > inch Black Cashmere, former price 50c. : now -lOc. ."(j inch Colored Cashmere, former price 7oc. now (VS. 8(5 inch Colored Cashmere, at. 20c. until sold. ! Iioucle Cloth and French i-ianneis regarcI lc?s of cost. ! Wo still have a large stock Velvets, on j which nn have made sweeping reductions. I Lot Misses and Children's hose worth from j Me. to Ji!c. all thrown together and your ; choice lor k'c. a pair. Vi'c have still a lull line of Millinery. Rufj flings, Ribbons, Trimmings, Silks, Satins, j Zephyrs. Jersey Jackets, Worsted Iloods, | Gloves, i';c. .00 pair Mosquetnire Kid Gloves at f>0c. a pnir. I Coiho and see us this month and we will give you more goods for your money than you ever cot before. } "We make this slaughter in otder to reduce our stock by the 1st- ot January, wt'en we will I change our place of business to room now ocj eupied by MiHer lirothers, 3 doors above our J present stand. I Rememtfcr these low prices commence to day, December 1st, and continue until 1st JauI uai y. We are determined to move just as few goods as possible. R. M- HADDON & CO. TV*,* 1 1vkJ", Photic? ?TO? Tiie county auditor hereby givos notice that ALL RETURNS OF j REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND POLLS subject to taxation, also, ALL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE made since the 1st of Ma}-, 1SS4, will be received at the following places on the days designated below, viz : Ninety-Six?11th, 12tli and 13th January, 1880. (Jreen wood?11th, 15th and lGth January, 1SSG. Jlodgos?ISth and 10th January, 1SSG. Donaidsville?-Uth and -1st January, 188U. Due West?22nd and 23rd January, 1SS6. Verdery?2">th and 2(>th January, lSiS(>. Bradley?27 th and 2Stli January, 1880. Troy?2'Jth anil 30th January, 1SS?>. jMcConnick?1st and Ud February, 1SS(>. Bordeaux--3rd February, 188G. Mt. C'arinel?5th and GLh February, 1880. 11 jster's?Sth February, 1880. / TArM./.l ? >? ? ll'olll>tl.|?tT IflSift U 1 ilVUS r> a. vk/i ?i?4 f ^w' | Antrovilio?lUlh and 11th February. , 1S8(>. !1 Lowndtsville?12th and 13th February,' 1 1S8U. j J Mountain View?15th February, 1SS6. i Cil^al Church?Kith February, 188(1. j Cedar Springs?171 h February, 1S80. [t Abbeville C. 11.?1st January to 20th ' j L-'eburary, ISM5. j v The law imposes a penalty of twenty- J ive percent, on all Ileal Estate and til'tyj ?er cent, on all Personalty not returned )n or before the 20th February, 1880. J. T. PARKS, j, Auditor, if, Doc. 1, lSso. I v 1 ' % d joi nm, COIST GAEEE ' - i, Coumbia, S. C. ' .sa Agnt for M CHAPMAN'S fl PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR | riMlESE WORKS "WERE ESTABLLSAED In 1 1S47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anderson and purchased by me in tbe year ISM, and from that time tiSI now carried on snccessfnlly by myself. My friends and customers will bear witnessof the large'and stupendous jobs executed by me. Itwhs at iny works where tbe largest and almo*t onlyjirb of its class ever executed in tbis city was don* viz: tbe iiuikitvir of tuc pipe* for the City Water Works in thct year 1S5S. In the branch of BKLLv FOUNDING, lean say that I have made the latgesK bells ever cast in the State, soch as tbe bell for theCitv Hall in Columbia. My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL. WORK COLUMNS fur Store fronts, is large and. various, and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Garden*, and Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most modern patterns; many of the?e are patented and I have purchased the ri;ht for this state. In the machine line 1 can furnish my patrons with STEAM ENGtNKS and BOILERS of any sire and description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have carried-off the prize at ev<ry State Fair held in this citv, and in their construction I have taken pains to combine simplicity with the most useful modern Improvements, ?nd may tiatter myself that my CtRCULAII SA W MILLS find favor with every sawyer who < understands his business. The many orders I am steadily receiving fo* 813GAR CANE MILLS prove that the public appreciate the mills of my make, and so it is with my GEAKING for HOUSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GRI&T MILLS and other MACHINERY. 1 have the manufacturing rizht of many PATENTS sneh as castings for ROCK COTTON AND HAY" PRESS and three or four different FEED CUTTRS and other implements. I will be pleaded to send my circulars to any oppWeant, together with price list or estimate. My priers are moderate, and 1 assure the public that they aia / I. h.in thna?iif TCiirfhi.pn mnnnfiiefurfl*. antl thilt my work will com[)?ro favorably witti that of uny other maker. Adrtnes John Alexander, Congakee Ikon Works, Columbia, S. C. Tlie Place to Get What You Want! THOS. M. CHRISTIAN HAYING bought the interest of Mr. JOHN WILSON in the business, formerly conducted by them jointly wilt keep always in store, a complcte'stock ot" FANCY GROCERIES, CANNES GOODS anil CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds. The best and "cheapest CIGARS and TOBACCO. The FINEST WINES and LIQUORS. . r Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey For medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical purposes. (Jive hiinaoall. SatisfactiorcguaranteeA All persons indebted to the Armor Christian <fc Wilson must make immediate payment. THGS. M. CHRISTIAN, Abbeville, S. CFeb. 13.188J, tf Columbia and Greenville KrulroadON rind nft'T January 10. 1SS6. Passe.igi-r tr.ilnv will rim as herewith indicated upon tills ruud) and its branches : DAILY, KXOEPT SUNDAYS-. No. 53. UP P-A6SEX?KB. Leave Columbia 1ft 45 am Arrive Alston 1145- ui Arrive Nowberrv 12 4S p tu Arrive Chappcli's 1 p ill Arrive Ninety-H.v, D 2 WJ: p tu Arrive Greenwood 2 12. p n> Arrive Hotlsea. - 8 ?>3 p uk Arrive Diinnatilii - 8 2d p ilk Arrive Be!toll 4 11 p iiv Arrive Greenville 5 35 p u* xo. 52 nows vassknger. Leave Greenville 9 45 a m i Arrive Bekon 11 08 a m Arrive Donnalils 11 51 p m I Arrive Ilml^es 12 17 p m Arrive Greenwood 12 -tl p in Arrive Nin?-ty-8i.\\ D 1 10 p in Arrive ChappeD's.; 2 OS p in Arrive Newbeiry 8 (12 p in Arrive Alston 4 Uo p m Arrive Columbia 5 15 p m ABBEVIL1E BRANCH. Leave Abbeville 11 OB a m Arrive IXirraiisrh's 11 27 ii m Arrive Horftfes 12 U5 p til Leave llndirea. 8 10 p. ill Arrive Dirrnusrh's 8 47 p m Arrive Abbeville 4 10 p ui IlLirr RIDGE RAILROAD AND ANDERSON BRANCH. Leave JJalton 4 18 p m Arrive Anderson 4 47 p Ml Arrive Seneca d 00 p m Arrive Wallialla 0 88 p in Leave Walhalla S SO a in Ariive Seneca 8 50 a in Arrive Anderson 10 22 a in Arrive lielton 10 57 a uv LAL'KnXS' RAILROAD. Leave Newberry S 25 p tru Leave Helena 8 82 p in> Arrive. Clinton 8 8u j? tit Arrive Laurens 6 30 p m Leave Laurens . S 00 a in Arrive Clinton .. 8 50 a in Arrive Helena 71 00 p in/ Arrive Newberry ii iu p m> D?Dinner. Time?Eastern stnndnrd. G. R. TALCOTT, Superintendent. D. CAKD'.VELL, Assidt. Gen. Pas. Aetnt. Saal, llcliwaine & Co. T.TAVE on band almost every variety ot CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, vhich ihev of?<?r to their customers on theiu?st advantageous terms. MEM A SPECIALTY. ?Vith the best of workmen in every branch of nir business, and an abundant supply of umber, nnd other materials, we are prepared o doall kinds of repairing m the very best nanncr, at. the shortest notice, and on tho nost iievommodating termi. Ail work fully warranted. SEAL, McILWAINE & CO,, Washington Street. ?r ? Extras. 'TJKTCUl'S, stirrup Leathers, fJirfhs, Ilold$ back straps, 15roast and Yoke Straps. 1 ome simps, (jurl>Straps, on hand antJ >r sale cheap by TIIOS. UEUGSSept,??, 1S83. M __ ,m* *<1