Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.'"A". t> <>. LOVE AND DEATH. 'They -ay she is dead, that her lifo -went out Last ni^hi; as the clocks struck eight; That the bride of a year at the altar stood I Again with another mate; A mate called Death, who bore her away To a cou-h more quiet, than mine, "Where the lovo kiss comes from the lips of the worm, And the grave-damp symbols the win?. | 'Tis false, an.I the liars who speak it know That thov lie. for she left 1110 but now. j "With, the old-time light shining out of bar eyes, And the old time kis-; on my brow. If Death wants Lur body 'tis his, I say; Her love and her kisses are mine, And the love is as sweet as the love of gods, And the ki-ssis are sweeter than wine. ?Lou J. iieauehamp i.i Detroit Free i ress. J TAKING CARE OF HIS RELATIVES. A Philadelphia Hunker's Novel Schema to Testify His Family Affection* "Thirty years ago a tow-lieaded country j boy was sweeping out a bunkers o.'iico and ! <!oing odd chores at the northwest corner of j Third and Chestnut streets,'' said a Third street broker the other day. 'die is there yet and is kDown as one of the solid bankers of the street?Col. ii. K. J ami-o:i.'' "Have you heard of tiis novel schema for making his kith aui kin comfortable for | the rest of their days'" said the banker. Udou receiving a negative reply the [ banker said: "Col Jamison was bom in 1 indiana county, in this state. His father i und mother were Virginians by birth and I camo originally of sturdy Scotch-Irish I stock. "Five years ago Col Jamison conceived j the idea of erecting and maintaining a big j home for the benetit of all the blocd relatives who might avail themselves of the op- i portunitv of spending their days there. Ho j bought the old homesteal where his father j and mother had lived and died, a-ided to it until it now amounts to over acrcs, and placed it, with all its buildings, barns, outhouses, in the hands of five trustees. There j is a matron, physician, secretary and treas- | urer, and farmer on the place. "The homo is in perpetuity. In case of Col Jamison's death the pla.-o keens on. In case of the death of a trustee the other j trustees select the successor. It all should | die the court is empowered to appoint the j trustees. The property is deeded to the [ trustees and the colonel has no claim upon it. His relatives have been informed that there is a home for thorn if they want it. It is not, however, a piace of idleness; everybody is to do something." "Is it a pretty place.'" was asked. , "It is one of the lovelies: spots ia western middle Pennsylvania. It is located at SaltsLurg, Indiana county, in a picturcsquo rorgion on the banks of Blacklegs creek, thirtytwo miles east otTittsburg. Tha place is half a mile from the spot where the creek empties into the famous Kiskiminttas river. (Jr. the opposite side of the cree:: near the banks j of the river, is located the old Indian burial | ground, and within a half mile of tho homo can be founl in tha channels of the creek, -which has had its course changed, tho remains of an old stocicade erected by the early settlers to protect them against the Indians. "Col. Jamison is a modest sort ox a chap," continued the banker, lie does not like to talk about his idea of establishing such a home, which is an original one, but 1 know that he has been receiving letters by tho score from people all over tho country who are trying to scrape up relationship with his family." "Is there anybody at tho home at present?" "Yos; there are four persons. CoL Jamison's sister is acting as matron. If his life is spared ha will add to tho home and inaice it one of the most attractive places in tho country."?Philadelphia Letter. HTniart'i: Rnnins YVliilo 11 I5ov. From a letter o.f Court Trumpeter Andreas Schachtner to Mozart's sister, I take the following details. I may first be aliowud to say that a trumpeter then was not what be may be now, and tuat this ?.Ir. Schachtner was a man not only of musical but literary culture, who often lent a helping hand with Mo/.art's libretti Ko writes: "Unco I came home'from church with your father, .nud I found Wolfori iully engaged with his pen." Wolferi?tho diminutive of Vv'olfgaug?means in Uermaa, just the same as in English, a small wolf. "The chikl had a paper before him, ana would not let us tee what ho wro.o because it w.is not ready. It was fUil of ink-spots because hj pushed his quill every time to tno Dotcom ol iwj j inkstani. His father at jiist took it away I from him, and foand it was Ike manuscript j of a concerto for the piano, and oh his remark that it was too Uiiiicult, ti:e little boy jumiKKl up and said: 'It is a concerto. Lut thosj who want to play it study hard,' and and he sat down to the instrument and piayed it." Evidence of his miraeirioiis capacities was given in his 7th year. A tiio was played, and he begged to bo allowed to {.lay tho second fiudle. liis father, knowing that the boy had never had regular instruction, would not hear of it. Tue boy insisted, fcjo tii? fnthor ordeivd him out of th j room. He then resorted to tbo in.uliiolo means with which children and v.*onien govern their socalled masters, the men?he began to cry. -Of course, one of those precout Ugged tbat the child might bo allowed to have nis will, and, to the ucter aina/.em nt of all present, iie sat down and played without a fault, first the second, then tii3 first hddle, until it was the lather's turn to shfd tears of surprise and admiration.? Temple i>ar. v Story of Taiiderbilt's (Jift. The story of the oiler of the* splendid steamer Yanderbilt to the government dur- j ing the rebellion has ofton been told, but not with tba circumstances supplied by 31 r. Croll'ut in his history of the family. The ship was not a gift, but a loan, lid the war should be over; nevertheless, when the war was over, instead of being returned to her owner she was mustered into tlu navy, and congress voted -dr. YanderLiit it r*so- j Jution of thanks and a medal ior u present j which had never been made. The congress- , ional conuaiitteo authorized to jres.-nt him j with the resolutions and the ? '.'> medal had | rather a stormy ti.no of it. lie rehears.-d ! the particulars of tho theft and asked th.m , if that was tho way a great and noble na- ! tio:i ought to condu t itself. Some of i Ihem declared that they had misunderstood, and wanted to return the vesaol. "No: I devil ta^;e your impudence!" shouted the ' commodore: "keep her. I don't care about ' a little thing like that:"?i'etro.t iree j Press. "Extra Iliilv" .Sm.th, of Virginia. Tho old war governor of Virginia, "Extra j Billy" Smith was on the l!cur of the house 1 the other day. He is over SD years old; his | hair is quite white, but he is as vigorous as over. He is a thrifty, careful man twhen ho .1.,i was in me neiu uurui^ iu-j ???i uu hi > ?;? carried an umbrella), and saved a comfortable fortune oat of the stage-coach business xuauy years ago. ?L hicago Times. "While the tomato is a native of South ( America it takes its name iro.n a Portuguese j word. j A. A K. ZI. H.Mtocii. The market price will bo p:ii<l for A. A- K, II j Jl. stock. 1". I'. Tli< lMI'suN, j Abbeville,S. ., April s, Ism;. Abbeville and Aivsusta \V.\!:':uors.':,! Augusta, Ga.. are selling choice white corn! and meal at.ri7cents per bushel free on board of ears. Freight on corn and meal to MeCorjniek and Troy is cents per bushel; toi Bradley and Yerdery'i) cents: Urccnwood cents; ChappelTs and 1'yson's 11'j; Xiiu-ty-, f>ixand Hodges 10'//; Ilonea J*;siii and I>on-' silds 11 V\. They will keep a car of corn at Ab-i beville und will continue to sell at <>7 cents until further notice through the and JJanuer. Corn in car lots one cent less, ltogcrs it Co., Augusta, Ua. Miss Ella Bell is still with "Win. E. JJel 1 4.- M j M s. Mary Tairunit litis charge of Win. E.' I ?" fc. -Jlv* tK'', ? fconiothinp nr'.v and pretty in dross goods. EtiiiniiK'. with lJonele nml Moray stripes, at j i [addons. 1-21 .Missi s s:ii!or lint.':, Ladies shade hats, dress h:ils ami l)(iiui?'is, in all the uo?v shades and shapes, a! Jiaddons. -l-'.'l summer silks and Fretich sattcens, at Had-1 dons, 1-1 , Tii dozen T.ai!i"> and Misses collars and call's j " !' 1 * '('oiin's no jit, iiad-i <lt?!lS. i--i .ViD pieces ribbon, sill colors and widths", sit 1 bullions. -I--1 MisseV corsets. thai will no! atl'ect the spine n >: warn the buuy. Something practic.d, i'.t iladdous. i-'-l I.a rue additions have.iisst been made to onr til ready exb >e ive Steele of (lowers and leathers. '1 be line is complet e and lower I hail ever sold ill this market-, al lladdons. -i--i We curry an extrusive slock oi'hsit and bonne! frames, and e;in make, o:i short notice,ai-: most any shape iial or bonnet you may desire, a! iuwi al cash prices. K. Ji. lladdon iv: -j-'ji I'arstsoJs, from (he cheapest, to the finest, sit lladdon*-. t-'Jl Our new kid button boots, for ladies and Mis<es are fas;. becoming the most popular .-hoe we have ever handled. 'i'hey are oeautiiully finished and lit like si glove. Kvery ]>air warranted, at Haddons. I-'Jl l I! ' minm Jimu.ri I J.ll I I III* h.imr> 14 11*4 ?'I o W|H.14? . just ixccivou, ill I luddons. -1--1 Latest Xew York fashions i:i millinery, received this week, at Jladdons. 1-21 Large ami eleirant assortmen 1 Egyptian ami other laces. Prices lower tiiau ever known before, at 11 addons. ('am, at 'j'hosmns ?.Ic('iot!iyran's 1'alinclot Saloon. Ask lor iioine Utile and you will bo sure to get a good live-cent cigar. S'uoick the Home Uule cigars. Everybody believes in Home Uule. Sold bv Thos. McGettlgan. Proscriptions carefully ill led all hours day and night by Mr. Andrews a skilled and experienced druggist at T. C. IVrrin's. 1-7 Tlie best-machineoil at T. ('. I'errin. 1-7 <io to Hill's gallery and see the latest novelty in the shape of an ironing board, or at W. (.;. ( hapinan's shop. 1-7 llill takes splendid pictures, and everybody shouid oal I on him for a iikeness. -1-7 Mourning goods a specialty at Iladdon's Cliambra dross robes wilh trimming to m itch. Win. E. llel!. 1!-"1 White dress robes, in beautiful styles, at all prices. "Win. E. iiell. If you desire anything in the stationery line call at the !?i ugstore of T. C. I'trrin and examine liis stock before buying. 1-7 Ladies and Misses opera slippers, also button and lace shoos. Win. E. I Jell. 1-7 "Wedding < "akc"is the best tobacco in the market for the money. Try it. Soid by Speed & Ken tier. 12-i>. * "Sappeto To'n," the purest chewing gum in the liu'ii'lcer. Positively win nor injure rno tiic teeth. For sale by Speed & Xeulfor. 12-l>. The effects of malaria i:i the system is :i hard thing to eradicate, i?;tt will promptly yield to tin1 wonderful and sovereign remedy, j \\\'stmorcland*.s Calisava, Tonic. Try it. For sale by Sjuvd A: NeuH'cr. J--0. Call at Hill's photograph gallery and :ret | your picturc taken. S-17 j Tnrc l'resx mid Jiannrr prints letter heads J bill heads, hand bills, etc., as well as they can j be printed elsewhere, and as cheap as the j elicapc.st. J'li'.estone In abundance. S pounds for "j cents. Speed tfc .S'eullcr. 1:M). j Just received, new Spring goods at the new , store of iladdon'.s. A choice line, best qua':ty black gros grain silks. Trimmings to mutch, at Jladdons. j-21 iJosarv bead triturninif for black and color-1 ..t i.', ...i.l...... : -.1 i u uu.riv^, ?i. i < i, 11 J 11 u, <u iid i vi i Don'the in (hi cod lo son cl oIF to New York I or otJit-r iatowns for your millinery, when j you o.in save from 1"> to ]>er cent. l?y purchasing Iruni iinddon. i-2! Kussian plush, for window curtains suid lambrequins, fringe to match, at iiiuhtons. l-_l Ihack i'.ll over lace, for yoke and sleeves, at lladdons. -J-21 A clioico lino lisle thread, silk and bcrlin, gloves, at lladdons. -1-21 j Ladies and Mhscssilk mitts,at lladdons. 1*21 j lVarl buttons, a necessity in making up I summer garments, Laijro assortment ai s, 1!? and l"?c. per dozen, our pearl bitttons, (> I dozen formic, a real bargain, at lladdons. ] _'] j The bfjst kid irlovc fortl.W. tan, beige, brown , and black, are to be found at I-Jaddoiis. 1-2! ! Ladies and Misses hnse, in light tans, beige, | pink, blue, drab and black, at ilaiidons. i-21 | Curtain laces. Nottingham and scrim, in ! beanliJul patterns, at lladdons. -1-2! ...... ...t.:. m ' o ? I .V (I 11JI v t illSf U 111 It? i iltll.l 1" IW J1 > llll- |, cliltl ;0'.:..jnst tliink ol it, 12yards wiiliu iawn lor! Toe. :it iiaddons. ] 1'1 j Figured India Linens, something new, bean-! tiful and substantial, at lkuhkms. P_'l Another lot of those broad piaid In'lia lit;-1 ens, latent out for wnite dresses, at Jladdons.! l-i'l Corsets! corsets! If you wkh comfort and durability, try our one dollar comet, at Jiad-j doi:s. j Xicc line printed lawns, at 4, G% and 7*\ i per yard, at I (addons. Mil | Fans! fans! To suit everybody, at Iiad-j dons. * 1-^1 ! A beautiful dress can be nvide of Tricot, t Willi tile new novelty trimming. Largo and ] small bu'toa.'j to mulch. Fit!! line of colors, at Iiaddons. | \ 11?..i_ is...? .> i:,.i.? 1 handsome d:e.-s. We ii;i v< them in civim, white, i::n, heii:o, liuht. blue, lilac and I'.'ilol given. Theentire lino ai prices to suit tlcl times, at liaddons. I Ladies end children's parasols in beautiful j colors, s:t Win. E. 15ell. -i-7 i Curiain hiceatall prices. Win. K. Ii.?!l. I--J1 ' White satin nnd leather fans; something] new* i:i style. \\*m. E. iiell. 1-7 The White ms'chine is the best in use. < ".*111 J and get one at Wm. K. lie!!. .1. L. Simpson. Hon't fail toexamine the v/hite machine on opening day at Win, E. Pel . .1. L. Simpson Novelty braid lor luce, in nil styles. Win E. Hull. 1-7 I You should see Miss Snrah IPady's trim-! tiling before you buy your hat. Wni. E. J Jell, i C'iiev.' "Sulivans Eree and Easy" tobacco :it I T. i'errin. 1-7 j The finest cigars and tobacco at T. C. Per 1J1. I-. !luttonv! buttons for trimming Indies' and children's dresses. Win. K. liell. Human drapery l'or window curtains, at Wm. 10. Deli's. 1-21 Diamond Dyes! Drilliant, durable, simple economical. For coloring dresses, basket work, couts, scarfs, yarns, stoekinus, ribbons, grasses, wood, iVe. Also for making the liiicsL inks. Foi sale by Speed it Noil Her. 1'atont medicines of all kinds at the Drug St ore of T. C. IVvrin. -1-7 ! "s. s. s." both in liquor and dry form at T. i V. 1'errin. {-7 | Mt;s<i;s. ITu.r, it chapman have bought tin; patent riiriit for making and 11 n ir tin J exceih-ijt f.ir ironimr shirts, ribbons, laces ^'c. This is iii" best article of the kind on the market. Kvej-y lady should have one. Call at i I ill's ;ra!!ery or at Chapman's shop, tu seesampie boards. i-7 Swift's s iieei!]'* s. s. S. sold in the dry form i by Speed l\'ei:iler. l-j ' I J'ri'fcli lo:iiIt:iir shot guns at New York cost. j l\ Kos>uber;r iV ?'o. 1 yon are loo<;in?r for wod<tin? prese nts,: don't fail to examine Mr. Reese's stock of silverware which is both beautiful and useful, tf Cash buyers \vil! find it to their interest, to call early at Iiaddon V. :;-17 | Try the crown fill" cut charming toliticeo.' Sold by speed & Xcutt'er. U-17 ]>iamond ?)yes, Iliaiuond lives, (ho best and cheap' >i dye sHid'in ihe market, I-'ursale i-?y j Speed ?v Ni ull'.r. >17 ; For the latest style of wash dress call at Ilaildon's. Skn'd to the I'rrxst nntl Jlmmcr lor lien and initnca^'i' biaiiks of the host lorni. [?uy the <ioldi-n Machinery t ?il for engines,' gins, At., so|p I?v Speed ?t Sculler. I'.!-'.'. i Oil: mid examine our stock of overcoats before they arc ull pro110. 1'. Rosenberg <k Co. Souk.' 'ate style raised edge and plain visit 1 insr cards at Lav/son's. M i:. TrsTKN's jewelry and \vn!:*h repairing tiusiiuv-s is in the ne*.v stoi'i-of .Messrs. K. M. Ihiddon iV Co., which has just boon beautiluliy I":i{? <i up. M;:. Ttstkn h:;? moved his watch repairing! businessto thy new store of Messrs. it. M. iladdou A* to. Don't forget that Mr. Tuston is in the store of M'-ssrs. It. M. iladdou tX Co. < :: *!' v.niv til'iiit inir do'io at the Vnsx antl IluniK r oilier. J\ K?'<":i!>crtr .?. ('<?. mvo scllinpf their breri-l) oadins; shot otitis ai New York cost. Sweet < iiii'i and MuMien.tiie great remedy now lieinsr advertised all over !i.e country, for coU.^lss, colds. At*. Si;ld by Sp"ed it N Heifer 17 jr yon want a '.rood overcoat rt a reduced price, call on I*. IIosi iili'-r^r A *'o. t)tir line oi' cigars and tol<aceo 5k nmeii ( r than cvi'i' betorc. and we only a>k :: I rial lo eon vie!iee you of .superior quality of same. Speed iV Neillier. ' H-17 k;ii-;ni!iSnr>, Jhc j?jflI:?*sl, c*s| ;i 11<I most V? I li;il>:< ]>!* '{I i< >I el' I in!c i i) < i in I lie ni:<r!<*'t, lor u Ursliinoniiil ?xamiiic Speed iV NciiIUt's sloiv. iM7 Pnpaiv for Hio Winter I>y 1 ?nvihist sin c'rjraul i air oi bed Liluiikct.s lVuiu Wiiit? ui's. 1 MOowrnvjNat jrreatly iviliu-c-il prices. J\ IiosciiiuT;; A- < "Wiiiio Ilroihers luivo a ioil let of shot runs. A:iion>{ Ihcui arc suiiic vciy line L/iuecli luudviVs. fcvpt. UO. jfcMX'X.y^tarKga stage: Dissolution. rjt'IIE firm of 1\ K. COOT/FY & CO., was (lis 1 solved <i)i <>!' April, l^HI, l?y tliedeat! of Miv. Fannie Wat kins. Tin? business wil be continued hy ]). K. COOT.KY. Aii person indebted to the linn of !>. X. Cooky Oc Co. wil settio witli the undersigned. I>. K. CO(>r,FY. I,o\vndo>vilk', .S. C. May l'?, lssi, 2t Kaster's Gale. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA X'JY or AMUKYJIJ.K. COl'KT or COMMON l'J.KAS. John M. I'm ill ntcainst \Y. ('. ftriHin, Agciv ct nI.?Foreclosure. : nV virtue of an order of sale made in ill a? abovestated case, i will oJJ'cr for sale si public oil}cry, at Abtcvilie iI., S. o Saleday ill .fi'.lie, Jsvii, wiiltin the lejrnl how 1.1' sale, the to!lowing described property, si uatu ii! said Stat,- and County,to wit: A thai iract ??r panvl ? !" land containing I.o'i' AND i!'U*si:s Fil-'TY iJVoNJ: JH'MJitKi I-:*r, ill tt?e town of llradley, and neivi more or less, and bounded by lands of 11. \\ ! Jay. Mrs. V. Thomas and P. I'. 1 trad Icy. ; T! :i IMS (. ] ' S.\ I,K?One-four! Ii cash, bill aneeof proceeds of nalc payable January Is InsT. with interest from day of sa!e,seeur by bond of the purchaser and a mortuage* the premises, the purchaser to insure lb property and assign the policy to the Ma<tr> Purchaser to pay tPeMastcr forail paorrs an recording. J. C. KLl'OH, i May 11. ISC'!, It Master. Medium and MrxsciJfjcr copy. WANTED. i 10,000 LIS. WOOL, T70R w'.iich the IIIfJlIEST CASH l'lUC \ri 11 ! <> ti< 1 bv ; T. P. QUARLES, At Perm's Drug Store. j Ablieville, May .l, if j a. caea ;J, Sr MINES, TAILOR 1 plotinxo itt and mad:-:, reiwii I i jnt:, tlyointr and cleaning a specially I .SatisliieMon guaranteed. Give me a call. I April I'S, 2in jjiss mm c o isr ga ii e in HI ff|||S Coumbia. S. C. Agnt for CI-I^PMA.ISPS PERPETUAL IfAiOHATGl rjMIESE "SVOIIKS TVElll? ESTARLLSAED J JM7 by Messrs. f ??'<?. Sinclair and .lames A derson miiI purchased l>v me iii the year 1 N't!, :n from that time till no v.- carried unsuccessfully 1 myself. My friends and customers will bear witne "1 ttu- lar*;e and stupendous jobs executed 1 >y nie. w?i at my works wnefe tiM* laruest and almost on job of its class ever executed in tliis city was doi viz: the making of tin* pipes I'm* the City Wat Works in tie war In tin* branch of BKJ, FOI XDIN"1', l ean say that I have made tl:e laii** lieil* evert-as*, in the State, such as the bell for tl Citv Hail in Columbia. My stock nt t.atterns f-r AIK'UITKCTl'It A WdliK COLUMNS fur Store fronts, is hirse at various. ami in li.-\ I I.I N(JS for ]ia!eoi;ies, Canle) and Cemeteries I have ilje largest variety and nm modern patterns; main* of these are patented and have pttrlihaS'.d tim risrht for this state. In the machine line I can linni.-h my patrnns \vi ST MAM KNGINi.S and lJOll.KllS of any size at ijm i?n\ iuv * ii.* i i^.viv r*t\ w na ciiriii-fl "fV tlic ).rizc:it ev?-ry State Piilr l.?M in tli city, ami in tlu-ir cotisinu'lioit I liriw taken pains simplicity with the most useful modern ii Jil'oVemellts. III)'! IslnV :1a!11-" III \ self t iiat 1S?V ( I1.T1 I.Ait SAW MILLS lin?l favor with t\\ ry sawyer wl ::is<lerstati<ls his !>nsiji' j-s. Tin* many 'H<!:-r> I am steadily weivins: for PI HAU <-AXi: MILLS j?r??Ve that the tin-mills of niv make. and s > it is with inr (!KAI INC f..r IIOliSK I'OWKItS. OIN WliiiliLS, CiKIfi M1LLS anil other M ACli IXl-.KY. I have the manuJ'aeturin:: riirht of infiny PATENT such as eastimrs for , It Ol'X COTTON AND 1!.\ PUKSS and three or four different i'KKli CUT'i'i ami otlo-r i:n[ :vim-iits. I will In.* jiIvAmm! t?? send iny circulars to any njij.l cant. together with jirkv list or estimate. Mv |>riei an; moderate, ant! I assure tin* |iii!>li<' thnt lliey a lower than those of Northern manti'aetiire#. and th my work will compare favorably with that ot any oil cr maker. Addivts John Alexander, Concakki: Ikon \Yoi:ks, Columbia, S. C. Sarins: Beds ! Spring1 Beds ! WOVKN AVIUM l'.KJ), price ?").00 and 8C.0 \y Twin springs. ;i'utl s<'<, price J spring bod, price '.<) spring bod wil slats, priceSi.75. One-third of life spent i bed, make your beds comfortable. The priei are so low ail cun secure a irood tied. J. 1>. CllALMi-IllS ?t CO. Nov. 'J"), 18^5. I f Take Warning. A LI, persons are warned not to TRKSIWP upon my lands situated near l>ona!d viile, either by bun ting, fishing, cutting tin bcr or passing through the same outside < regular road. Any one violating either of t! u'tovii warnings will incur the full penalty* tin- law. au;s. jiakuaua iJKOUK. Marc-li 10,1SSG, ."t Iliclimotul and Danville Railroad, Cc Itimbia and (iruettville Division. ON :ui<1 alter ~Sr.iv 2. 1>S?, Ps>seiiyer trail \\:II rua hs herewith indicated upuii this rw anil its tram-lies : DAILY, KXCliPT SUNDAYS. .No. 55. i'I* i-ASsKNor.i:. Leave C?!innhit;. ll> {."> a Arrive Al.-tni 11 4."> Arrive N?-wiierrv 1 i 4"? ]> Arrive <'hit|i|ieirs 1 ol |> Arrive >."iiieiy-r>ix, J) 2 p Anive tiivomvoinl 2 4'J ti Arrive 11 . 5 ji Arrive 1 )iiiiii:iM.s I! 'J'j p Arrive Helton 4 11 j> Arrive Ureciiville 5 cio |i :?>>. DOW N I-asjI:N<;I:iu Leave <iive:ivi!!e 9 -!.* a i Arrive l!? lien 1 ! I.'li a I Arrive li .*<1 |> i Arriw- 12 IT )i i Afriv;- <Jr.-?-ii\v??:?<l 12 i! p i | Arrive Niiielv-Six, i) 1 10 j> i i Arrive rhajijieil's - OS ;? i | Arrive I\Vv.l>erry M (W ;> i Arrive Alston -1 O.j |i : Arrive 5 K> 1> i ai;i:j:vii.i.i: hkam n. L'-ave AM.rville 11 0") a i Arrive l)in':iii^!?"s 11 -T a l Arrive ( i Leave 11 elites "> 1 'I ]> I ! Air.w !?:rr:.Ui.'I.V IT |> i ! Arrive AMicviiii* -1 10 ; i Jtl.vii iijimik cau.koak an!l andkusi'n j.uam ii. ! LffVe l'e!i?m 4 ! ">! I ; Arrive Awlersoii 4 47 |> i ! Arrive Seiieea >'< j> l Ailive Yi'alhalia |' I Leave > :i'i u i Al'ive SeT>ee:i S .'? a I ; Arrive Atnler.nn !' 'I- a i I Arrive llviii'ii. .. . 10 i?T a i I.AIUKNS r.AII.IHiAK. I>:ivc- X'-whcrrv "> 1' i l/tvi' li.-l. i " !' I .'.n-ivc Clinton -!;"t j> i Arriw I.amvns ' "" I1 i l.c.ivr i.:iiir<'iis I" a i Arrixv <'linioii 1:l "" a ' Arriw II. Ii-n.i I-' |. i Ar ivi- Xi-wlii-ny 1- JO j> I i>?Dinner. 'I'i? K:is<tern s!uii'!:ir<l. <!. II. TA'.CkTT, fSujnriiitviiilfiit. 1). CAUWWTLr,, Assist. O.-n. l'as. As.vnt. CoSns at Lov/nclesville. t \V. K'fiS 1 -:t-: a "i-'rINS :t? l.owi'dosvill ;o". in circ <,f ><r. .1. 15. 'J'i: I IruiYc will lie sent iVuiu Atibcviiie when i*c (jni > ( <!. Abbeville, May l1 u ! i INSURANCE LICENSE. ; KXKCITTIVK DKt'AKTMENT. I I OlTICK OF CoMl'THOi.T.KR GKNKICAJ,, I?" ii j Colu.m hi a, s. C\, April 1, 1SSG. 'l!l CT.IITII-T, That !W:\ .T. T. KMKKK. of I Abbeville, Artist cf TIIK CON'iIXKXTAI, i i-'IIJK I N.SlJ 1(aXCE COM I'AX V. iniorporni tc?i l>y ?he Stale of Xew Yurie, l;:;s complied i with "tin? requisitions ?>!' t lie Act of liie Gen crj'i Assembly culiLleil 4*An Aei. to regulate ; Use Agencies of Insurance Companies not in: corporated in the Sisili- of South Carolina," jiihu I hereby license thesaid Mr. J. T. Parks, stfot'e>aui. I" ihkc risn.n jiiiu iri?hsjicl i::i j 5 business of Insurance in lhi.s State, in tin; < j-County of Abbeville, for and in behalf of said j Company. ; Kxpires March Ulst, ISj7. , W. K. STOXKV, i ' Comptroller General. J | April 7, If.So. I ? Preparing for the Colt Show. J ' "j AM makimr a lot of fine bridles and lial- C II j ters, hoping to sell them to persons exhib- *; S ilinjt colts ami others on Sales?i;i,v of AIr?y, at p !> my harness shop next to New Hotel. I s| Aprii 7, ISSti, If THUS. J'KGGS. * I;| ^o\\r is Your Time * Jl TO SECURE ? ^ ^ f f nirl-jy r jn .,.ui J-fvi *u vt?>n Muuawi a IV ^ -!_ ^ I GREAT BSMCTIOfi H PBICIS:: I - ' 111 1815,000 lYorlh of Goods to bo Sold m j tc l' for tlic Next SO Days at Great- ^ ly Kedaccd Prices. a; WF. AIIK COMPEr^ED TO HAVE ROOM fjj for our Spring Stuck, uiH Mint. we. may | have it, have reducetl the prices 011 every- "t ~ jl^11- ? ! A V immrnsn stock of ('T-OTfllXO. OVER- ei | f\ ('OATfc,"? IEXS, YOUTHS AND LOYSlp I SUITS, wiil be sold regardless ol cost. J <?> , \\\ * ' r> IIEECH-I.OADING SHOT-GUNS, at New 1! , I iJ York cost. ol }- 01 ALSO, prpat reduction on LOOTS, SIIOES, '* and liats. u' IrpRlTXivS, VALISES, SATCHELS, &c., at & shaved prices. ! T\ItESX GOODS, CASILMKKKS, WOItST? i j / EDS and FLANNELS, at prices that will ?i | astonish every one. i A JAVAYS on linnda lnnre stock of DOMES ! A TICS, PLAIDS. (ilNOHAMS, &e., that "j I will be to your interest, to examine. J OI'Il STOCK being ton largo to ment ion evcrytblug, wis only call over si I'cw iirticlos | "H nsabove to sliou* how we intend soiling. Wei g sin* not nuking mere assertions, but mean ex-j r I stetly what we say. | | ? OOIC TO YOUIl OWN INTEREST, and ^ | L give us a call. IP RflOTiPRfi Pj fll' I Dec. 30, 18So. | 'ABBEVILLE HOTEL. ( ^ | If AYIXG lately gone tiiroivjh so:?o repairs! 'c J e .H is now upon fur tiie accommodation oi'i I I the traveling public. Terms jviisombio. , V,. K. BKAC1IAM, i Maunder. | Jan. C, 1SSG. tf. !,n.| Wanted. '' 'j ' <* f\(\ COT?OS Tan Mark, will pay the high ! V . IUV/ market price. Apply to S ;r U. II. JIOOIiE. ^ ,'rj Oct. 21.1SS3. tf ?; j? OUT Z' '} 1 KCR3? AUJ CATVLE POV/DEK5 I" H Sh Jj Ml ! FOUTzl ! p1 -j <^fUTZ; I '*) j So i!or.sK win die of Cone. Pots or 'lcxg Fe- !11 "I | v>:t:, if Four's Powders are used in time. re j Foutz's Powders will cure r.nri prevent Hon rnor.i!ka. | lis Fonrz's Powders will prevent Gapks is Fowls, j * t? Fouiz's Powders will Increase tlie quantity or milk \ 1 rid cream twenty per cent., and make tlie butter lirm i ! tad sv.-.-et. , 11 " j I ciici's Powders* Trill cure or prevent almost evket I ! I?fs? ask to which Hows and < altleare suli'ect. j J J-'OI.'TZ'S I'OWHJ i:s WILL OIVK SATISFACTION. A 1 ?o?d everywhere. si j DAVID E. POtTTZ, Proprietor. :r | rALTIiiOHE. LCD. i | FOR SALE 1$Y J Ij COTHRAN & PERRIN. f ' | WM. II. PAllKEll AV. C. McGOWAX* 111 j! FAEKEE & HcGO"WAS : u-1 _ ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, J AUUEVILLE, C. II., S. C. j \\1 ILL praclicoa1.?n in (lie Circuit.Convtsoi f ?r the United States lor South Carolina* * j Jan 7. ISSi). tf w i is n m J L> i EHiuLdiLj i I Watch Repairer and Jeweller, a In llio Store of Messrs. Hell it Galphin. s| ABBEVILLE, S. C'. s- < i-j A LL work entrusted to him carcfuily oxoi! ' j\ cuted in the Lot luunuer at. reasonable / ic1 prices. Jan. 27, lf-SG. 2 To The Public. _ I rf'IIK Undersigned subscriber is prepared to | j I 1 Terrace Land upon the most scientific! I " j principles known to modern agriculture. Ij < i will furnish a good level and render my ver| vice" at reasonable rates to all who may favor, mo with tiicir patronage. Satisfaction miar-j anteed or no pay required. Correspondence i ! soiieiied. ):. A Wll'-ssLY, l .Ian. Pi, ISSrt. tf Lowndesviltc, S. C. :!~K"0. S42I"\{ in ! : i.i ?i Treasury Department, j! Ml j ?' 1- ' t<J m ! c 1,1 OlIicG of Comptroller of the Currency, | til "j 1,1 j Washington, December lGtli, 1885. | T II bv satist'ae'.tiry evidence pre-1 .& 1,1 fc;/ sen ted to the undersigned, it has been j in J" made to appear that 11" In "'Ti|]n IvhtioiiQI par;V nf AllllpTfillp"I" a) ijjfo itdliuMl UtllA ul iijijbuiiu, j III- ... iii tlic Tt>\VX !?! ' AliJIKVrr.M-:, iii I he ?'(mil!U t.v <>!' A il!!l?YILLM, si ml St;i'i; of SOl'TJI; f" ; <'AI.'t>!,INA, h;i< roniplicd wiiii sili tin- pro-' |J( visions of the Jti'visrd S'.vtuti's of tlu> I'tiilcil I ||( St;i 11 s r<'ij u i ; ( (! !o lit; fonipi it d \\'i t h bt'loiv ;;ii ' ! assoi-liii ion siisiil in* authorized io roimuciicu j tin1 business of iliitikiim ; in Now ilu'icioro [, JIMNIiV \V. CANNON,J in 'Comptroller of tljo 'iinv'iey, il-> lu'i-i-l>y <vrti-i ? ly i!rit TiJK NATJ?'?NA!i IIAXK <>[ ' Al!U!!-j YILI.K,"' i" low 11 of AlilievilW*. in lln; 111' ('oistiiy of A lilii'villi', :niii st site of Son I li < r-' ^ i" oiiii;:. is nutl:ori;:?'i| to coinuii'tiiv tin* I ii11<^ j' i" of i'.ii iilcimr s:.s provided insertion Fifty one; i" !aiiiii: d si 1111 sixty nine of tlio Jiovi.scil SlaL-j "i ules of L!hj I'titled Stales. i ? n i,,' In ti'stiiiioi'.v wln'ffof v/i'n-s:* tny litmil in I,I<.S.j:Mid Sral i.i oliicc this Ji>t!i diiy of lie-j Ct'llllll'l', l.vv?. _ If. V/. ( A XX< ?X, j f! hi; f'oini>M\)llcToi tliertirrt-iii-.v. \j " j Dee. 'J'!, l&S", I Attention, Ladies. >; 1,1 JlI'.vX ymi nrc invilnl to riile in :i hirrsry ^ 111 V V I I 'ii?' V\V.-1 <<r :11:v.-11; n < ! < . sic ! li ! . ivlnii v." nr fricml ims gul m.c nl' Uti>so. <->> i!ice i.itii'ii Itrlfs IVoiii l!ic sulisrrilie:-. lil 11:1 \ >av< yon a hire Ins*. ! . j |ini 7,1-- ir ti:u>. r.K?:<:s. j __ ' | Buggy Aprons. >M KT5 H X' J cvi*rv oiif t!n! rhirsm n luitc- /> 1 f k ^ yy w.*ilit-?:i wsitiTjucoi* ajucii io eep < ii' j[, c I !;< ruin am! mm', i-'ur sal:1 <-! it-i?;?. raliiiiul . get oju: ImiIoic i hey nrc a1! iri?t? . IVoiii ' Tiic.:. ];j:l:os. I ' ' April -1, libG. 'CO ; * " : ' ;;;?* r ;. '.y;y * SORRY TO DISTURB YOU, UT YOU 3IUST READ THESE FACTS. 1 Iiillil' Mil! ClotMnj!! / 5 J E have just received our Spring and Sum H mcr samples anu nj'iw, iiim aru m-un epared t hitu ever to otl'er our friends and islomcrs the following lines of goods: GENTS' SUITS iniln to order by Use best of tailors and srunritced to (it. or no pay, at prices from ?1">.00 ?S>it).(>(). Hoys' suits made to order and guarlteed to tit. or no pay, at prices from.Ss.OO ?516 00. Gents' ready made suits made by the Latest Styles and Patterns, id guaranteed to fit. or 110 pay at prices from .00 to I,). Hoys ready made suits guaran ed to Mi or 110 pay at prices from St.00 to .">.00. Shirts, collars, cult's, hosiery, suspends arid underwear, in fact eoeryihing sieed1 to complete a gentleman's or boy's dress tade to order or ready made, all ot which are uaranteed to lit. or no pay. Wo have the Icasuro of represffntini: the largest clothing 'tablishment. in the world, that nf JOHN .'ANA.MAKI'U{, successor to Wanamaker & nnvn, of Philadelphia, and with its millions f capital and ample facilities malce it. within a doubt the cheapest and most satisfactoi* way in which to buy your clothcs. All we i.s just one trial. MILIEU BROTHERS. March :;l, l?3c. IN OUR NEW QUARTERS!! * ?E> ?. ?? D, CHALMERS & GO'S low in Center Store of Uew Hotel, Convenient and Easy of Access. *\U!t stock is lull of handsome furniture / and our prices at all times as low as the most. Call and see us. Respectfully, * ? . /"ITT ? r \f ! <1V. V. /?/\ J. U. It UW. iPRIXG F.EDS. The Woven Wire Mattress *> at ?r.'K) and Sii.OO each, will !:>st a Hie lime, .1. 1). CIIAI.MEIIS ic CO. j lrsT to had this week, n pretty lot of Oil 5 Lloth Window Shades in "I>AIX)'' styles .1. L>. CHALMERS A; CO. ^ri-KNi'TD SOFAS, sit. the lowest prices 7 Just what is needed for the warm season J. I). CI IA1-31 SOUS A CO. j'Wl.N SPUING. lt:> Spring, ! Spiral sprin&s, star Spring lied witlj springs, J. 1?. CHALMERS ?.'c Co. JAXDSOMK WALNUT SIDK1JOAIU>S a! t rJii to irlH. Walnut 1'ureaus" j?!2 to $18 inilation Walnut J'ureaus, pretty styles, al rices lVoni cJ to $ i J, I>. CIIALMEltS & CO. JATiTi STANDS, Hat Hacks, What. Xots 1 brackets Picture Frames, all useful am] eeessary to make your homes attractive. J. I>. CHALMERS & CO. ?rE have in stock si few Red and Simile fy Lounges, something every family should ave. J. I). CHALMERS & Co. JICTl'RE FRAMES, all sizes and stylo made to order. A large assortment of de~ns to order from. J. T). CHALMERS & CO. 7IXE CKAMP.ER SUITS, Walnut. Ash, Cherry. latest styles atul lowest, prices. J. J>. CIIALMEUS <C CO. >EIISTKADS, Jill styles unci prices. Prices ,5 at S;;.U0, rf.'IO, >").<)<). ^ti.uo, ?7.(??) and pwai'ils. .J. 1>. CHALMERS CO. March 17, 1S.?G. < Dr. G. A. HEUFFEE, T) l-\ vr r. " " r* o v? / ! On v/v A Ain i jUjaAUifclil CiJLlU OUlgCUU, ABBEVILLE, S. (J. Feb. 17, ISSfi. ly TrsTffiabry & Hill. '"8TE have this day formed a copartnership I'V in the PRACTICE OK MEMCIXE in II its branches. In cases where the atten on of both of us may be needed 110 extra [large will be made. T. .T. MA I'll Y, jr. D. L. T. HILL. M. D. Maach 12, iSS-l.tf Riding' Bridles. I X assortment of plain and round Bridles \ and Martingales, just received, and toi do cheap. TIIOS. BEGGS. Sept. ;;i?, 1883. %*J??hLiJsTPAri'nritfppjy&&fa ?*isr. oc^v&ki&^Gmf vm&ww til (ws^maisaMi& Jm M "j~ <ra^'^Y^Ai%J ci>i\j t&JJsiOs Jhz?] fr.-^V'A ^MtSFQ'B "111b; mailed PKEE to ail applicant!, and tccu?toaersof ut year withcut ordering it. It contains acout ISiO pi?:!, X) illustrafiotiB, pricci, tucarato dcacrintinn? nr><5 valuahla irfctinns fjr pl.Vntiuf; nil varieties or VE6ET \li7-K nd FLOWEit ay.KVS, lilTLltej, c?c. InvRluftCltf i all, especially to Market Gardeu'rs. Send for it. >. M. KERRY & CO., Detroit, Michigan. Harness Shop. Urn liiMiiiifMirttiro and salo of all kinds oi'!::irin'ss, Mint i-vnyiliin^ usually kept such :t:i i-.-lnMislitiiriit: i\!so lvpairitijf a'!itl?'<l to with licjii ikvs and dispute!). should >u want jinyiliintr ->v< liave not on liatul.trive > your order aiul \vc will sxt i lint it is done. Tin >.s. ma J US. I-'ol). 17, ISS'i, tf 'E1EIIT & COTHSAH, -A.ttorn.oys at Law, Aijr?i-:vir,iiK, s. c. 1 <TA 1 1 _ ijroast sonars, ^ Vow phi in anil fancy luitch or lhvast it ('oi la r> jlist rivoivid u:sd lor ssi!i' rht'Hp. Til us. 1 A * ./ *.J it A i~i L++ L* A i-J ELBBEATED MOLLIS OIL S a snliMidiil l.ul'rtra'or Kr.'/iin-s. Print I:itr I'ivsv. s iiiul S iw .'Jills a:, it is tin* lir-t nl ci.cap!->! <1 it!ian:<-.ssf lu-iis. llools, kk's and l.cat liiT u?')!r!'.iliy. W'afraiitcil a VtiTj rnuf i!ht I'lvs'-i'vat i vr. l! i.; in'in'iiliii'j, a,:;| I'Misl'-.s atiil pliable tin- hanlL J .cat :h r. I'or .-ale I?v J. Knox & Co. umu>L 11 Peterkin Gotten Seed. j\J i\i>; n it.:: ski::'. r?>r . ?!!? i.y 11.i..U;-r.\:- la::. .\'iii"ty-si.\, S < "l:o I'Vorayield of this Ct iT'i't ;X is !i) per iii. ui [.March L!J, lo'.-ii, ti I '/VY . v 'V ;v. Chairs. ALT/kinds and stvles. Over COO on hand. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. . Nov. 25, 1885. tf 'J _ , yyr ALTER L. MILLER, * Attorney at Law, Ar.UKVILLK. S. C. t ftTLOfllcc formerly occupied by.Tnd<,reThom- t son. April 7, 1866. | Important Itfotice. j ALL ,ve that anticipate attending the com- ( meneement at Due West, see that your harness are in good repair. If not, send them to the subscriber and have them inside all ' ! riir?if THOS. 1JEGUS. j April 7.1SSC. tf Lost Notes. TWO NOTES, as follows: One belonging to \ 1 .Miss s. M. Devlin on Cunningham & iTempleton forSKiUi. The oilier note being due to the undersigned by J. \V. Seott for $125. i'aymeiil of said notes has been stopped, and all persons are forewarned against trading for either of them. It. II. DEVLIN, Dec. 1, ISc-j, tt Verdery. S. C. SMITH & HAMMOND, ABBEVILLE, S. C. 1 r>?i-n rsnn\ir\Q x>, twdttt t^dc JJt)cLIt)I3 ill UL'AiMUO A'AJlVAlUlZJUiVO. I PLANTERS IN NEED OF FERTILIZERS) orOuanos would do well to cull on the|i undersigned. who are ?,?ents for the sale of! i some of the best tertili/.ers in the market. I j A. W. SMITH, 1 J. h. HAMMOND. Jan. 20,1S86,3m Aii Ordinance Against Carrying- and Using Slin? Sliots. rjVHE careless nnd improper use of Sling ! Shots in the Public square and stieets to ! the destruction of private property havinsr been reported to the Council by Sundry per[ sous, notice is hereby given that the use of i Sling Shots in the Public Square and streets is forbidden by Ordinance and the Town Marshal is instructed and required to arrest all persons violating this Ordiuance. 15y order of Council. J. S. HAMMOND, i "1 J mienaani. March 17, 18S6. tf Change of Business. HAVING purchased the entire interest of! Seal, iliollwaine & Co. in the harness j business in this place, I will hereafter conduct i the business in my own name i\t" the old ' stand. I will be prepared to execute all orders i j with dispatch and in a good workman-like I manner, as I shall frive the business my undij vided attention. All persons indebted will please make prompt payment atonce to me. Respectfully, TllOsi. liEUOri. Feb. 1,18SC, tf T. 1\ THOMSON*, J. W. THOMSON", THOMSON & THOMSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AnBEVIliT.I?, S. C. ' Office?First door in O'Xeall's Law Range, Jan. 13, l.SSG, 2m ! Iames a, partlqw, I GREENWOOD, S. C., | 8 THE GENERAL AGENT for the sale of Jl the Hight to Territory in which to use J. . A. McCurry's Terracing Instrumuut. Jan. C, l.SftG, tf ; Copartnership Notice. J rjiIIE undersigned have this day formed a I 1 copartnership for the practice of law 1111i dor I lie iiim name of Dflilll'HL dMAl)< , IKY. oiiicc No. 2 O'Neal Ramie. M. P. DeBRUIIL, \Y\ O. JiUADLEV. | January 1st, 1888. tf ' ^ | ! If you propose going West or North;| West, to write to me, I represent the Short Line. I". D. BUSH, D. P. A., Atlanta, On. Nov. -11 0 in. "ti-te fealey 1 OUILTiG FRAME, 'PI1E ONLY THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL .? invention for making QUILTS and COAIFORTABLKS on the Sewing Machine. Works equally well on all the different, makes of machines, and does all manner of quilting. Only takes two hours to make a comforta Mr, unci three to torn* hours to makea quilt. Will lmike Quilts and Comfortables of tiny size. With this Q (TILTING FRAME, cjttiltiii.i? is (tone with less effort on the part of the operator than any other sewing within the range of the Sowing Machine. It works like a churn*. Kxamine it, and see for yourself. No Family Sewing Machine is complete with1 out this attachment. J. L. SIMrSON, Agent. 1 Jan. 27, 1886, tf STOVES & TIN WAREj DON'T forcret. that I am still head quarters i for STOVKS AND TIN. I sun selling a i ti rst-elass range for $?{5.00, sold everywhere fur j ?!(UW. A No. 7 for ?l-.")0 worth 3i"i.(j0. I make tin roofing u specialty. I give every contract my persomit attention. Satisfaction guarentccd or money reiutnled. Your obedient servant, J. W. Sprcles. Greenwood, P. C., Feb. S, 1SSG, Gin TWO CAE LOADS OF ! Fine Mules. ! j WAI.I.JX?FOS8 5> A- RrsSEMi have] received TWO CAI! LOAkSof tin.' linosi and cheapest mules that have l>?on In this! market, lor a iong time, lie sure to come uud i j look jit them. Feb. Id, It *11, Vacuum Harness Oil. keepvorr harness soft, and make them 1 j a wear well, you must ?et some, for sale iu J I half-pints, pints and quarts l\v j iJec. 17, ISM, if Til OS. I'EGGS. j V; ebb Halters. A X ASSORTMENT Just received nnd for jt\ salt' cheap hy THUS. BEGGS. ! Aumist 12, IS-T). tf ! lil.MS li. CKAVDON. W.1I. X. OIIAVDOX I | GRAYSON & GRAYDON, | ATTOKNKYS AT LAW, A:M:I:VIM.K, S. C. i AM business promptly attended to. | i !?, is.v"?. 11' Ec in Time. /"1ALL soon if you mint a hand inadelmrV . !io>, -.vi'iirc l lying to keep up a supply. .May .'7, 1S<j, tf THUS. ISKUISS. I' :.. I W anted. f A LOT of olil harness. |.>r wlitcli I ii i p:iy a lair priee, <>r laky tln-iii in purl pay i?>r < new ones, at my liai iKSjj shop. !< April 7, i*W,!t TINW. lilKjCJS. J Cribs and Cradles. T^C-T.WNG I'illiiS, with \vovc"> wiro bo:- i a. loins, a and exeeller.t article, prices ! it nin to >!. *). Cradles, si.'Jo. Su injj era- j i dhs, .1. L>. CiIAi.iIlII.LJ5 Oc CO. I 1 i\ov. - ), its:, if 'i ' 1 Perfection H HAS nt Inst heen reached In Cotton an A BB Com pi suiters. The McOULLOCH COT- H L'ON and CORN planter and guano dlstrlbiw or Is tlie cheapest, the simplest and the best* or the following reasons : 1. It can be attached to any plow stock. H| 2. It can be managed by any boy. H .*?. It will drop the seed in the hill at any re-? 1 uired distance apart or sow theui In any glv-* H| .n thickness and covcrs. 4. it saves the work of an extra horse and .wo hands. 5. It costs only ?3.50 and does not get out of |H Call and see for yourself find yon will find lint you cannot afford to be without one. Orlers ma.v be left with ihe undersigned or with "v .'apt. Witter at the New Hotel. j. w. Mcculloch. March 10,1880. tf Be Careful. DO not undertake to break your colta with v old harness; you may ruin them. Come \nd ^et a new one that Jou can depend6u, at v reasonable pi lec, from. April 7,18S0, tf THOS. BEGGS.' VALUABLE -f r isin man nun t Lli) 11 MM! ::$m ALL that tract of land situate in Calhourt t township, Abbeville county, on Little) Kiver, and known us the TENNENT place., und containing * ' Six Hundred & Forty Acres* mom or less, with nbont ONE HlTNDREiy ANI) FIFTY ACHfis of cleared land, inoliid-5 inir SKVEN'TY-FI\E ACHES of splendid .$] bottom land on Little rtiver. balnnce in orfei- .< n/vl forest and second growth: three miles o? A' depot on Savannah Valley Railroad. For terms apply to DR. J. A. GIBERT, . : s .Bordeaux,, bv (j. MR. S. F. GIBERT, JiCbanon, Si- 0. and ORVILLE T. CALHOUN, Attorney at Law, Abbeville, S. C. : March 10, tf Good Meals. HATTIE ADAMS still keeps a RESTAU- ' > RANT on the Dendy corner. Good meals at all hours ot the day. Jan. 27, ltS'J, tf Terra Cotta Wells, i * . IiIIE undersigned will pot yon up a 19 incfif Terra Coita Well for halt the price o 1 a dug one. The common wood bucket is used^ lor uruwirig water. ine oeuiuug uut i? iutr work of u moment by keeping u jralvanized' sheet Iron bucket in the bottom to be hooked- J out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also' agcut for the celebrated u??nibcr Pump.* C. M. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C. They are frog proof and superior to one dug^ ? Joel K. Bailey, Greenwood. They are bound ?;o take precedence over alt others. Prof. Blake. Greenwood. Joe LIkou, Bradley. ltev. H. Smart, Troy, . V, ])r. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six* Rev. Pressly. Due West. ~:j D. J. Wardlaw, MeCormlck. ' 100 other names given if necessary.? Feb. 24,1?C. lyr GARDEN SEtD.: | . am \V ' * ' * E HAVE received a large soppply of LANK GARDEN SEED, 1 All varieties, and warrented fresh. H. W. Lawson & Co. - -V 4'e Feb. 10, 1SS6.- tf Seal, :?|1 BIcQwaine | & Co. | . JJAVE on band almost every variety oJ? m a a rrr cunnmu lo9 BUGGIES, I AND WAGONS, ? which they ofter to their customers on. thtf' most advantageous terms. MPAIEIM A SPECIALTY, With the best.of workmen in every branch ofour business, and an1 tbundunt supply ctf lumber, and other materials, we arc pveparbd to do all kinds of repairing in the very best manner, hi luv sumic^t nuuiv^ unu wn mw most accommodating Sermd. All wort l'ully warranted. SEAL, McIWAINE & C0,? Washington Street. Atlantic Coast Line. PASSEXGEli DEPABTMENT. Wu.mixctos, N. 0.. .Inn" 22.1SS5. FAST LINE between Charleston aud Columbia and* Upper South Carolina. GOING WEST. Leave Charleston. S. C...... 7 20 a m i Leave Lanes, S. C ? & 34 a m Leave Mimtcr. S. C 9 a nv Arrive Columbia, S. C _ 10 40 a ulArrive Winnsboio. S. C ...... 8 l>2 p in Arrive Chester. S. C * 4 l.r> p m Arrive Yorkviile, S. C ?... 6 05 d m Arrive Laneaster, S. C 7 01 p r? Arrive iiock Hill. S. C % 4 .Id p m Arrive Charlotte, N. C 6 03 p ui GOING EAST. Arrive Charleston, S. C 9 10 p m Arrive Lanes, S. C 7 4ft p m = - " .< r. ao .. ... \rri vf cmi mirr. ^ r Leave Columbia, S. C 5 27 p m Leave Winn?bi>r??. S. C 8 43 |> inLcnve Clienter. S. C 2 42 p in Leave Vorkvillt'. S. C12 ?.11 43 p in Leave Lancaster. 8>. C 7 00 a in Leave Hoek Hill, S. C 1 p M Leave Charlotte, N. 0 12 1)0 p in GOING WEST. Arrive Newberry. S. C 12 4S p m Arrive Greenwood, r?. C 2 42 p in Arrive Laurens. !>. C C 30 p m Arrive Ander^m, S. C 4 47 p in Arrive Greenville. S. ;C & 85 p in Arrive Valhalla, s?. (' t> 88 p in Arrive Abbeville, S. 4 30 p ui Arrive Spartanbur?. S. C 4 4H p m Airiv.. U..ni(.-I>iniville. N. 0 5 85 ]) Ul GOING EAST. Leave Non-berry. S. O *> 02 p m Leave GivenwiiiiiI, S. C 12 44 p iu* LfJive Laurens. S. " b (Ml a m * Leave Aiulcrsoii, S. 0 10 22 a tu Leave Greenviile, S. C 0 45 a til Leave Wailnlla,S>. 8 '30 a nv Leive At !>evilte, S. (' 10 45 a 111 Leave f'partaiihur'.'. S. C 11 03 |? m Leave Ilcmlersot!ville, N. 0 7 00 a in S'lM trains in-tweeii Charleston ami OlumMa, S. 0 I. ] '. DIVINE. T. M. KMKKSON, Gen'l Gen"! Pass. Agent. ?uggy Lap Robes. 7 I "ST received a nice lot of Linen Lnp Robes >/ lioaul iltilly embroidered. which 1 will sell Call at my harness shoi>. -V;m iI 7. Inn;, if TIIUS. HEGGS. Extras. STiniiri'S-, Stirrup Leathers, Girths, llohl bade strap , Hreast. and Yoke Straps Hume straps, t.'urb Straps, &(.*., on hand and for sale cheap by THUS. liLGGS. fcypt. W, 16S3.