The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, June 30, 1886, Image 8
YOUR HANDSOME EYES.
Ycklv handsome eyes and fair, round face^
Half-open lips and the roguish smile
Thrtt lies at the corners and lurks awhile,
Then leaps with a flash from its hiding place
Over the cheek, as if over a stile
That separates two fair fields a-pace,
Then under the eyelids leaves its trace.
These are meant for the sports of girls,
To wnut and sharpen their wiles upon;
And, when they weary, and youth is
gone,
And they flaunt away with their golden
curls,
And you to the forum, worn and wan,
.Mount and preach, till the sick brain whirls,
Of the wicked ways of those beautiful girls.
Then they are meant for that sadder time
Tliat comes wnen youtu is aeau w wiu
sweet.
And tramples it under its harsh, hard
feet,
And the man girds up his loins to climb.
Through envious brambles, alone, amid
sleet
And the wind and rain and the cool gray
rime,
For what he deems are the heights sublima
?James Herbert Morse.
WHERE FARMING DOESN'T PAY.
A. Curious and Alarming State of Tilings
Across the Ocean.
It seems now to be settled that under existing
conditions it does not pay to grow
grain or raise cattle in the best part of the
continent and the British isles. For this
curious and alarming state of things the
world is indebted to the extension of steam
navigation to all parts of the earth. Wheat,
barley, oats, etc., can be grown on almost
any arable land. It follows that wherevor
the factors are most favorable that region
gets the benefit of this cheap access to the
consuming market A few years ago India
hut 9O.0C0 bushels of wheat to
countries outside of the Peninsula. Its export
supply is now about 50,000,000 of
bushels, and with the extension of the railway
system it will have fully 100,0u0,000 for
outside consumption.
The secret of India's ability to sell in distant
markets is the extraordinary cheapness
of labor, whicn does not command
more than 10 cents a day of our money.
The United States, Australia, and .New
Zealand can produce wheat anil lay it down
in Liverpool at a price which is simply
ruinous to the English and European
-X.v wheat-grower. This is because of cheaper
and more fertile lands and the use
of machinery on the broad prairies
and plains, which dispenses with costly labor.
Recent statistics show that tenantfarmers
in the British islands who confine
themselves to cereals and cattle-raising can
not make both ends meet if they undertake
to pay their rent. This accounts for the
distress among the agricultural classes in
the Old World, and more especially for the
abject misery of the Irish people, who have
no diversified industries, because the island
is without coal or iron, and British laws
discourage manufactures of any kind in
that unhappy country.
This inability to raise grain is effecting a
social revolution. It has struck a fatal blow
at the authority and prestige of the peers,
who are the great land-owners, and it will
lonrl haincr ironcfArrftrl
CUU JtU HgtKUiVtMUi ?***?
to the peasants, in England and Scotland,
as well as Ireland. Theso agricultural
workers, having no rents to pay, will be
be able to make a living out of the soil, for
thsy can raise perishable vegetable, poultry,
?ggs and dairy products, as these are safe
from foreign competition. In the mean
time the cities of Europe are growing rap
idly and are yearly consuming more and
more, not only of the grain and cattle raised
in distant regions, but also of the vegetables,
poultry, fruis and dairy products of
near-by production. This explanation of
the agricultural situation throws a good
deal of light upon the political and social
changes now taking place in the Old World.
?Demorest's Monthly.
The Importance of Local History.
"Gath"' says in one of his letters: "Loca!
history indeed is the true and gonuine history
of the United States. Any old trimmer
can generalize on large fact-;, but the
industry and consciousness which animate
the local historian bring out the really important
things of the past" 1 recalled this
sentiment when a gentleman from an interior
town to.d me a few days ago that he
was arranging to organize a local historian
society in his place.
Said he: "There are a great many historical
facts connected with my town and
county that are well worth preserving. We
mean to gather these up, make a permanent
record of them and keep thom from being
forgotten. I have always myself been interested
in work and associations of this
kind, and there are several other people in
the place who have similar tastes. Besides
doing a good work for the community in
WU1CU WO UH', nu tJAfiutt iu nuu u. uuj^o
amount of pleasure in hunting up these historical
facts, discussing their value, authenticity,
etc., and putting them in shape for
permanent preservation." This is a line of
work which could be taken up with pleasure
and profit in every town in this country.
It may not seem to be very large or important
work at first thought, but us Oath well
says, it is this local history that is true and
genuine because those who gather up tho
facts are right on the ground, and, having
a narrow field, can glean it thoroughly.?
Paul Gilford in Chicago Journal.
How Mine, ltcrnhnrrtt Learns Knclish
2L Jules Claretie, tells this anecdote,
characteristic of the life oc this wonderful
woman. Bernhardt one day had the fancy
?they come and go through her mind like
sunshine in an April sky?that sho would go
to London and play Shakespeare in English.
So she sent lor an English teacher. "I
should like to learn English very quickly,
mademoiselle," began the actress, who
scarcely has one sjare moment out of tho
twenty-four hours; "very quickly. I could
take a lesson every day, but I could only
jgive you a half hour each time." "That is
sufficient," answered the highly pleased
teacher. "But, and this, 'but' is an important
one," continued Mme. Bernhardt, "this
half hour can onlv be from '.J o'clock until
^;:jjO in the morning. That is tho only half
.Lour that 1 have left"?Paris Cor. Intor
Ocean.
Larc?*t Dynamo in the World.
The largest dynamo in tho world is being
?et up in Cleveland, Ohio. It will bo thirteen
feet long, five and one-half wide, and
weigh ten tons?four time* the size and
fKo w.TiimW mjwhinft nvhiliitml
by Edison at the i'hilaclclphia, exposition iu
1884. Five hundred horsepower will be required
to drive it, and its current will furnish
incandescent lights of about
candle power.?Chicago Herald.
The Advantage of I'elng T.il'.
Two yonng women and ona young man
-went out boat riding on a recent Sunday,
and the boat tipped over. The young man
was tall, and by standing on tiptoe was
able to keep his head out of water, ana thy
girls hung to his hair and ears, and weia
saved.?Exchange.
J-;very man is the architect of his own
Character, but good architects are scarce.
?\ V - . -
?
Millinery for the ?Ionih of June.
Received this week, lints, feathers, flowers,
ribbons and trimming silks, suitable fur summer.
II. AL Haddon & Co. 0 2
For the Month of J mie.
WeofTer at very low pritvs, summer silks,
white und colored robes, parasols, fans, white
sxnd colored silk gloves, pink, white and
bronsse shoes for children, finie lisle* thread
liose. tine kid button shoes, opera slippers,
' lnee flouncing, lawn flouncing. It. M. Haddon
A Co. 0--Xew
lot summer goods received this week.
"White India linens. Persian lawns, Linon
T>eT)i?cca, lawn flouncing with narrow ems'
broidery to inateh. Plaid crirandie, plaid
lawns, all over Ksryptian laces-. Jy.ryptian laeo
flouncing with narrow law to mulch at lir.'ik
dou's. 5-1!)
MHM?MPBWBMW?BBBMUI
Millinery to suit tho taste and fancj' of every
one this month. H. M. Haddon & Co. 0-2
Dresses cut and tit, or made to order on
short notice at Haddon's. 5-10
Hoop skirts and bustles at Haddon's. ">-1!).
New lot Millinery received this week.
Novelties for summer wear, at Iladdon's. 5-10
I,isle thread hose, black and colors, just rcccivedat
Haddon's. 5-10
The latest desiens for summer dresses can
now be seen at Haddon's. 5-10
j Silk net ladles' veils at Win. E. Hell's. 4-21.
2". dozen misses' hose at 10 cents per pair at
Haddon's. 5-10
A beautiful line of parasols at K. A. Teinpleton
?& Co's at New York cost. 5-12.
Neck wear and shirt buttons at New York
Cost at K. A. Templeton <V t.'o's. ">-12
ltosnry bead tritiimins for black and colored
dresses, something new, at Haddons. 4-21
Dotj't be induced to send off to New York
or other laive towns for your millinery, when
you rim sivu irum i?i iw -o |>*.i wm. wj p?i?chasing
from j Iaddon. 1-21
Russian plush, for window curtains and
lambrequins, fringe to match, at llaitdons. J-21
Corsets ! corsets ! If ,vou wish comfort, and
durability, try our one dollar corset, at Haddons.
4-21
lllnck all over lace, for yoke and sleeves, at
Haddons. 4-21
A choice line lisle thread, silk and bcrlin
gloves, at Haddons. 4-21
Ladies and Misses silk mitts, at Iladdons. 1-21
l'carl buttons, a necessity in making up
summer garments. Large assortment, at 5, H,
in and lie. per dozen. Our pearl buttons, 0
dozen for 21c. a real bargain, at Haddons. 4-21
The best kid glove for S1.00, tan, beige, brown
and black, are to be found at Haddons. -1-21
Ladies and Misses hose, in lijrht tans, beijre.
pink, blue, drab and black, at Haddons. -1-21
Curtain laces, Nottingham and scrim, in
beautiful patterns, at Haddons. 4-21
A choice line white India lawns at 0V?. 8 and
10c. just think ot it, 12 yards white lawn for
7.3c. at Haddons. 4-21
Figured India Linens, something new, beautiful
and substantial, at Haddons. 4-21
Anot Iter lot of those broad plaid India Itii
ens, laiesi oui lor wuuu urcsscs, at xiauuuiis.
4-21
Nice line printed lawns, at 4, 5, and 7c.
per yard, at Haddons. 4-21
Fans! fans! To suit everybody, at Haddons.
4-21
A beautiful dress can be made of Tricot,
with the new novelty trimming. Large and
small buttons to match. Full line of colors,
at Haddons. 4-21
Albatross and nuns veiling make a light and
handsome dress. \Vv have them in cream,
white, tan, beijie, light blue, lilac and Nile
green. The entire line at prices to suit the
times, at Haddons. 4-21
Ladies and children's parasols in beautiful
colors, at Win. E. Bell. 4-7
Curtain lace at all prices. \Vm. E. Boll. 4-21
White satin and feather fans; something
new in style. Wm. E. Bull. 4-7
The White mnohinp is the bost In use. Call
ana gel one ax. \v m. t.. iscii. j. jj. mmpson.
Don't fail to examine the White machine on
open ins day at Win. K. Dell. J. L. Simpson
Novelty braid for lace, in oil styles. Win
E. Hell. 4-7
Yon should see Miss Sarah Brady's trimming
before you buy your hat. Wm. E. Bell.
Chew "Sulivans Free and Easy" tobacco at
T. C. Pcrrin. 4-7
The finest cigars and tobacco at T. C. Pcrrin.
4-7
Summer silks and French satteens, at Haddons.
4-121
70 dozen"' Ladies and Misses collars and cuff
white and colored. Collars, oc. up, at lladdons.
4-21
Colored lawns and Crinkle Seersucker caliches
will be used for cheap wash dresses.
\Vrn.|E. Bell. 3-".l
I will sell my stock of parasols and fans 10
per cent, less than mark price during Court
week. W. E. Bell. G-2
Lace flouncing for fronts of dresses in white,
cream and tan, with narrow laces to match.
Win. E. Bell.
New goods, new goods, I will rebeivc two
cases ot millinery goods this week. W. E.
Bell. 6-U
Ladies and children's hose in nil colors from
10c. to 5<ic. per pair. Wiu. E. Bell.
Towels, towels, beautiful linen towels for
25cUs. W. E. Bull. (i-9
Black ail over Spanish laco for yoke and
sleaves. \V. E. Bell. C-!)
Corsets, corsets, try my $100 corsets for comfort
and relief. \V. E. Bell. 0-9
I will reduce the price of parasals lOcts during
Court week.
Sheeting, sheeting. 10-1 sheeting in brown
and bleacbcd from 'JO to G5cts. \V. E. Bell.
c-y
Try mv no 220 white lawn for lOcts 35 inches
wide. \V. E. Bell. 0-9
Delay is dangerous. It is now that P. Rosenberg
<fc Coare. selling their low quarter liandtnade
shoes below Mew York eost. 5-2<j
Cull and get a pair of P. Rosenberg <fc Co's
hi:nd made low quarter shoes, 7"> cents Jbelow
New York cost. M0
"Ladies hand satchels in tan and black. W.
TT. Bell. 0-11
Remember I have reduced tlie prices on all
goods. \V. E. Bel I. C-'J
Ribbons, ribbons in all shades and with.
U.K. Hell. 0-3
Dill IP,
GREENWOOD. S, C,
The UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to
do all kinds of repairing with neatness and
dispatch. New work made to order ou short
notice.
Undertaking.
TX( )W ofTer to tlie public one of the largest
and most varied stocks of 15UHIAL goods
in rtutor Carolina. With an exnericnce of
I over toil years I have ami will carry consinntly
011 liaml a carefully .selected Stock of from
fifty to mil! hundred 15UKIAL CASKS and
CASK F.TS. consisting of MKT A LUC, WALNUT,
IMITATION KOSKWOODand cheaper
grade Colliu.s. ilEAItSE furnished on application.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
ANYONE desiring to preserve the body of
a tieeeased friend or relative with their
i natural appearance for a week or ten days can
do so by applying to the undersigned. Ordors
by telegraph or mail promptly filled.
W. V. BLYTH.
<! recti wood, S. .IlllicSl, lS>'fi.
Application for Charter.
Soi rn Cahomna,
AltllKVII.I.k Coi:ntv.
"VfOTICE is hereby given that thirty days
1 1\ afterdate, we, members of Little Mountain
Presbyterian church will apply to M.<?.
j Z<-iglcr, Esi|., ClcrU of Court, for a Charter ol
; Incorporation tor said church.
.1. W. I!LACK,
E. D. KAY.
.1. C. ISLACK,
J. II. ISKOOKS.
SA.Ml'KL KNoX.
1!. W. WILLIAMS,
J. W. PtAVEK.
June 21, lSSfi. 4t
Restaurant,
n ATT IE ADAMS has moved her Kestaurant
from the Dend.v Corner to Main
street., in Knox's liuihling, whore she will 1'u 1nisli
good in.-jiIs at all hours.
! June 'Si, lSsiOCharles
A. Calvo, Jr.
| BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
AM)??
BOOKBINDER
; C 9 K I C II A !i I) S O N S T U K L T,
; J COLUMBIA, S. C.
A 1,1, kinds or Printing, Itnliiic and Klmllng
done al low figure* and in llio very host
manner. Catalnguts oi Schools, Co) I egos mid
('liuroll Associations a specially. Lawyers'
I Knots si per printed |?iir? f >r "S> oopics. Old
! Ituoks itoiiouiid i*nd Repaired. c.a>h liooks,
Ledgers, Day isooks, Journals. Arc., made to
I order at short notioc. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
! ir,; Stilisorilie for the (,'oi.rMlilA Wkkki.y
Hkisisskk?eight pases of fresh reading mat'
ter? the latest telegraphic news?clear large
prlut. Only One ?>ollar a l'ear.
REGISTRATION
Town Election.
*
'Notice to the Voters of the
Town of Abbeville. ?
i
1!
PmSUANT to the Act of the General As- j
sembly, approved December '?\r 1SS2. Regis- '
trntion of nil voters who have not registered, J
in the town of Abbeville of the age of twentyone
years and of those who shall attain the
age of twenty-one yours on or before the second
Monday in September next, will be made
at the Town Council office on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, the 21th, 25tliand 2Gth days
of June, 18SC.
All voters who fail to register at the time
aforesaid will be deprived of the privilege of
voting at any regular or special municipal
election that may be held in the town of Abbeville
before the annual registration.
J. S. HAMMOND,
Intendant.
JONES F. MILLER, Registrar.
June 9, 1SS6. 3t
AS USUAL ,
F
You Will Find the Stock of
P. ROSENBERG & GO'S ]
SPRING A1 SUMMER GOODS
COMPLETE.
TlmSn Utnnlr l^ninnp tnn \innornilC in
A1IU11 k^tvta JLfUlllf) IVV "
Mention Everything, They Only 1
Call Attention to a Few Leading 1
Articles.
\ NY one wishing a Spring Suit will And it ]
il. to their interest to give thorn a call, as 0
their stock of Clothing is large, and prices to
suit the times.
rpHEY also have a large and complete stock
1 of Ladles, Gents, and Children Shoes, in any
st^le anil quality. The largest and best
.selection of Misses Shoes in town. 1
t
ALWAYS on hand?a largo stock of Domes- *
tics. Sheetings, Shirtings, Ginghams, J
Checks, Bleaclilngs, <&c. '
A BEAUTIFUL line of Lawns, white nnd *
figured, aiso checked Muslin and Piques.
A large stock of 5c. Musllus.
i
rpHEY keep always in stock a full assort- J
1 inentof sizes of Laundried and Unlaundried
.Shirts. Try their "Celebrated Pearl"
Shirt, which notonly Uikcs the ieiul in durability
but also as the uiost perfect llttiug shirt
made.
FARMERS in buyins their groceries will
also flud it to their Interest to give;theni
a call, as tliey always have a foil stock <>f
Corn, Meal, Hacon, Flour, Molasses, and in
lact everything kept in the grocery line. Tobacco
a specialty. Don't fall to give them a
1 call.
P. ROSENBERG & CO.:
Mag 20, 18SG.
IN OUR NEW QUARTERS!! ;
J
J, D, CHALMERS & CD'S
mam mi:
i
Now in Center Store of New f
Hotel, Convenient and
Easy of Access.
OUR Ktock is lull of handsome furniture
and our prices at. nil times as low as the i
lowest. Cull and see us. Respectfully, f
J. D. CHALMERS & CO. \
SPRING liKDS. The Woven Wire Mattress! t
at ?5.00 and SO.00 each, will lasta lifetime, i
J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
JUST to had this week, a pretty lot of Oil
Cloth Window Shades in "DAPO" styles.
J. L>. CHALMERS it CO.
OPLENDII) SOFAS, at the lowest prices. (
O Just what is needed for the warm season.
J. IX CHALMERS it CO.
rpWIN SPUING, S5.00; 110 Spring. SSJiO;
1 Spiral Springs, SioO; Star Spring lied witli
springs, 51.75. J. 1 >. CHALMERS & CO.
Handsome walnut sidkuoards at .
to SH?. Walnut, P.ureaus, 312 to $18. <
i Imitation Walnut liureaus, pretty styles, at '
prices from SO to 512. i
J. D. CHALMERS it CO.
* I ALL STANDS. Hat Hacks. What, Nots. .
rl ISruckets, Picture Frames, all useful audi
I necessary to make your homes attractive. !;
J. 1). ClIALMKHS & CO. \[
WK have in stock a few Tied :?lid Simile j'
Lounges, something every family should 1J
j have. J. 1>. ClIALMKltS & CO. ?
PICTl'IlK FIIAMKS, all sizes and styles,
made to order. A large assortment of designs
to order from.
J. D. CHALMERS & CO. .
fMNK CHAMISKU SUITS Walnut. Ash,
JC Cherry, latest styles and lowest prices.
J. IX ClIALMKitS it CO.
BKDSTKA 1)S, all styles and prices, l'rlces
at >;:.(?), $5.30, sum. ?."?.(?>. sum, ST.on and t
upwards. J. 1). CJIALMIiKS ?v CO.
March 17, ls<?.
Breast Collars,
A Few plain and fancy Dutch or P.reast "
Collars just received and lor sale cheap. ,
Til OS. KKGOS.
Sept. :?>. lsso. j
' l?f ALTKK L. MILLKIt,
Attorney at Law,
AlillKVII.I.K. S. C. '?
I ?. .Wl ...V.V WWVUJ..VX. "?U?- - ' ?
son. April *, l&G.
Important Notice.
AIJ, yc that anticipate iittcndins the pom-!
ineneement sit. IXif* West, set: that your
| harness are in *; ?<? I repair. If not, send tlicin '
ti> llu: KiiljM-rilicr iiiid iuivc* tlicin mud" all {
I right. THUS. llKlil.S. 1
April 7.1XSC, tf | ^
Harness Shop.
the manufacture anil sale of iill kinds
ol" harness, and everything iiMialSy kepi
in such mi establishment; also repairing at- .
itended to with neatness :111<I ilispaleli. Should 1
you want an.vl hing we have not on hand, give!
I us your order ami wo will sec thai it is done. |
TJIOS. JiKOtiS. ]|
' Keli. 17,1 s-s'i, tf
I .
KI.I.IS (iKAVIXlN. tt'JI. N. liK.WIHiN
GRAYDON & GRAYDON,
ATTOKXKYS AT I,AW,
II
Ar.iiF.vn.i.i:, s. c. t
< All business promptly altended to.
l)ee.!), ISS.*!. II'
W anted.
j/]|| CORDS Tan Dark, will pay the high r
IUv7 market pricc. Apply to
| U. II. .MOOKE. |
1 Oct. -I, ISi-j. tf 1
VALUABLE
LAID 1811II!
A LL tlmt tract, of land situate in Calhoun
r\. township, Abhnville enmity, on Little
liver, and known as the TENNEXT place
nd containing
Six Hundred & Forty Acres,
no"o or less, with about OXE HUNDREI
INI) FIFTY ACHES of cleared land, inciini
np SEVENTY-FIVE ACHES of splendic
pottom land on Little River, balance In ori^i
lal forest and second crowth; tlirce miles o
tepoton Savannah Valley ltuilroad.
i< or terms appiy to
DR. J. A. OIBEIiT,
Bordeaux, S. C.
MR. S. F. GIBERT,
Lebanon, S. C.
and ORVILLE T. CALHOUN,
Attorney at Law, Abbeville, S. C.
March 10,188C, tf
H, D. REESE,
? HA Eepairer ail Jenifer,
In thi} Store of Messrs. Bell it Gulphln.
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
* ijij.worK eiibriiMKu tu mm cnreimij r.if
r\ cutcd in Hie best manner at rensoni?bl<
irices. .1 an. 27,1886.
WM. H. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN*
PARKER &McG0 WAN
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
AUBEVILLE, C. II., S. C.
[T7 ILL practice also in the Circuit Courts o
> 1 the United Statesfor South CarolinaJan
7. 1880. tf
Good Meals.
HATTIE ADAMS still keeps n RESTAU
It A XT on the bendy corner. Goo<
neals ut nil hours ot the day.
Jan. 27, l iSU, tf
Be Careful.
QO not undertake to break your eolts witl
old harness; you may ruin then. Comi
md fret a new one that you can depend on, a
l reasonable price, from
April 7,1880, tf THOS. 1IEGGS.
Change of Business.
HAVING purchased the entire interest n
Seal, Mollwaine ?fc Co. in the liarncs
tuslncss : n tills place, I will hereafter conduc
lie business in my own name at the oli
tand. I will lie prepared tocxeeuteall order
vitli dispatch and In a good workman-Ilk
nanner, as I shall give the business my undl
rided attention. All persons indebted wll
)lease make prompt payment at once to me.
Respectfully, THOS. UEGUtf.
Feb. 1,18.SC, tf
\ P. THOMSON*,
r. w. Tiiorsox,
THOMSON & THOMSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AnBEVII.r.K, s. c.
Office?First door in O'Neal l's Law Rang<
Jan. 1.1, 1S86, 2m
JAMES A, PARTLTWT
GIU2ENWOOD, S. C.,
I S THE GENERAL AGENT lor the snlor
L tlx* Right to Territory in which to use ^
V. McCurr.v's Terracing Instrument.
Jan. 6, I8ci, tf
Copartnership Notice.
1>IIE undersigned have this day formed
copartnership lOr the practice ol law ui
lcr the Arm name of Dcimi'Hl. ?!L 1IK.VI)
LEY.
Olliee No. 2 O'Neal Range.
M. P. DBHRUHL,
W. 0. BRADLEY.
January 1st, 1SSG. tf
Spring Beds ! Spring Beds !
WOVEN WIRE r.ED, price 85.00 nnct t:C.(K
Twin Springs, tfuil set, pries ?1.00. 1-J
ipring bed, price ffl spring bed wit
ilats, price J?1.75. One-third of life spent i
)ed, make your beds comfortable. The prlcc
ire so low ail can secure a yood btrt.
J. L>. CHALMERS A CO.
Nov. 25,1885. tf
Terra Cotta Wells.
"PIIK untlersicpied will put you up a 19 Inc
I U'ftll IV\t* ill? 1*H/.A ixf
lug one. The common wood l uclcet Is use
or drawing water. The cleaning out is tli
vork of u moment by keeping a galvanize
iheet iron ouclcet in the bottom to bo hooke
jutatwill. Satisfaction guaranteed. Alu
igent for the celebrated Cucumber .Pump.
C. M. CAi.HOUN,
Green v ood, S. C.
They are frog proof and superior to one du;
Joel S. Hal ley, Greenwood.
They arc bound to take precedence over a
>thers. Prof. lllnke, Greenwood.
Joe Lisron, Bradley.
Jiev. H. Smart, Troy,
I)r. L. Anderson, Ninety-Si:
Itev. Pressly, Due West.
D. J. Wnrdlaw, McCormick.
101 oilier names given if necessary
Feb. 21, lSMJ. lyr
STOVES & TIN WARE
DON'T foraretthntl nm still headquarter
for STOVES AND TIN. I am selling
irst-class rimgr for sold everywhere f<
>30.00. A No. 7 for $12.50 worth Si'i.ili). I m:ik
in roofing a sjieeialty. I give every contrat
ny personal iiltentinn. Satisfaetlon guurci
,eed or money reinmiea.
Your obedient servant,
J. W. Sprcles.
Orecn wood, S. C., Feb. S, lfVjC, (iin
ABBEVILLE HOTEL
HAVING lalely {rone tliroimh some repali
Is now open for llm accommodation i
,lie traveling public. Terms reasonable.
15. K. iiKACMAM.
Manager.
Jan. (J, is.se. tf.
Dr. G. aTnEUFFEE
Physician and Surgeonv
AliDEVILLK, S. C.
Keb. 17, lSsfi, Jy
PERRIN & COTHRAN
.Attorneys at Law,
AlSJJKVII^Lli, s. c.
To The Public.
1*1110 UndorsiiriH-d subscriber Is prepared t
Terrace Land upon tnc most, seicutili
irinciplcs known to modem ;?trric*n I in
tvill turnish a good level mid ruiidci my se
> ices at reasonable rates to :i11 who may favi
uc with their patronage. SuiKiaolion miai
uitccd or no pay lcijulrcd. Correspondent:
solicited. J{. A I'KKSSI.Y,
Jan. !:* , ISS'ii. tf J.owndusville, S. ('.
KiOSHELEfS
CELEBRATED MOLLIS Oil
IS a splendid Lubricator lor Engines. 1'rln
Insi I'iv'.ssianil S>i\v .Mills and is the he.'
mil chcapesl oil tor Harness, IVIIs, Ilooti
^liocs and Leather generally. Warranted
A'atcrproof Leather l'reservatlve. It- is pi?n<
ratiii'/. and lenders sort, and pliniile this hanl
>1 Leather. 1 'or sale by
J. Knox & Co.
August tf
Vacuum Harness Oil.
keep yot-r harness soft, and make then
Wear wrl I, you must net some, fur sale ii
lall-plnis, pints and quarts by
Dec. 17, lSSJ, tf TllO*. Ui:(JG?.
mi nun,
CONGAEEE
111 WIS,
| Coumbia, S. C.
f Agnt for
CHAPMAN'S
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR
1-iHESE WORKS WERE ESTABLLSAED In
1S4T by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anderson
and purchased by ino in the year 1956, and
from that time till now carried on successfully by
- myself. My friends and customers will bear witness
of the larce"and stupendous.lobs executed by me. It
was at my works where the largest and nluiost only
job of its class ever executed in this city was done
vifs: the making of the pipes for the City Water
Works in the year 1S&8. In the branch of BELL
FOUNDING, lean say that I have made the latest
bells ever cast in the State, such as the bell for the
Citv Hull In Columbia.
My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL
WOltK COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large and
various, and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens,
and Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most
modern patterns; many of these are patented and I
have purchased the right for this state.
J In the machine line 1 can furnish my patrons with
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of any size and
description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried off the prize at ev?*ry State Fair held in this
city, and in their construction I have taken pains to
? combine simplicity with the most useful modern improvements,
and may flatter myself that my CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
understands his business.
The many orders I tun steadily receiving for SUGAR
CANE MILLS prove that the public appreciate
the mills of my make, and 8" it Is with my GEARING
for HORSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS. GRIST
, MILLS and other MACHINERY.
I have the manufacturing risht of many PATENTS
such as castlnzs for ROCK COTTON ANI) HAY
. PRESS and three or four different FEED CUTTRS
and other Implements.
I will be pleased to send niy circulars to any appli.
cant, toeether with price list or estimate. My prices
j aro moderate, and I assure the public that they are
lower than those of Northern manufactures, and that
my work will compare favorably with that of any other
maker. Address
John Alexander,
p Coxgaree Iron Works, Columbia, S. C.
' "SORRY TO DISTURB YOT
R1TT VftTT MTTST TIT! A I) THESE FACTS.
' Mm! CMHv! CletliiE!!
SPRIN G & SUMMER,
.
' ' llfE havejust received our Spring and SmnW
mer samples and styles, and arc better
prepared than ever to oiler our friends and
customers the following lines of goods:
. GENTS' SUITS
J made to order by the best of tailors and guaranteed
lo fit or no pay, at prices from $1">.00
). ti> &IU.00. Hoys' suits made to order and guar[0
an teed to lit or no pay. fit prices from Si. On
h toSlb.00. Ueuts'ready made.suitsinaUeby the
u
!l> Latest Styles and Patterns,
and guaranteed to fit. or no pny at prices from
37.00 to $55.00. Hoys ready made suits guaranteed
to tit or no pay at prices from 51.00 to
315.00. Shirts, collars, cull's, hosiery, suspenders
and underwear, in fact eoerything needed
to complete a gentleman's or boy's dress
h made to order or ready made, all ol which ate
a guaranteed 10 nt or no pay, ? v usivc uud
pleasure of representing the largest clothing
e establishment in the world, that of JOHN
d VVANAMAKER, successor to Wimayiaker &
d Brown, of Philadelphia, and with its millions
o of capital and ample facilities make it without
a doubt the cheapest and most satisfactory
way in which to buy your clothes. All we
isle is just one trial.
MILLER BROTHERS.
March 81, 1SSC.
- Seal,
: Mcllwaine
& Co.
>r
r
' H AVE on hand almost every vurlcty of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
If ANI)
WAGONS,
which they offer to their customers on the
moist advantageous terms.
KEPAIRM A SPECIALTY.
With flie hest of workmen in every hrnnch of
our business, ami an <>i>iiiiil:mt. supply of
. lumber, ami other materials, we are prepaml
to iloaii kinds of repairing in the very lies I
iiuiliner, at. Hit* shortest notice, and on I lie
i ' most accommodating terms. All work fully
J warranted.
1 SEAL, McILWAINS & CO,,
Washington Street.
IF* O XT T1 S3 S
C HGBSt A WD CATTLE POWDERS
'l
LI Z^FCUTTf^v lS*0
Ck ?. *? , ."Vv* ** -*n<S? U \v
No IlnnsR will file of ror.ic. Hots or Luxo FjsMi:,
if I'Vim/.'s I'ow.lons are lined in time.
I'out/.'g l'oivders will eure anil prevent J lor. PnoT.kna.
r 1 'oul/'s I'owlers will pn-vcnt (?.\vk- ix Kowi.s.
j lout;.'* l'ow.lorn will inernw the mmntiiy oi mlllc
an-1 <*rc:nn twenty per cent., and make the butter linu
, I lli> I SWeet,
" j I'Oinz's I'owilers will enre or prevent almost r.vt.uy
'l tiMM! to wiiicii fioiw'snil'l I attlnnrc sut>!e?*t.
l'nrrz's Poivticia will oivii Satispactiox.
it Sulii everywhere.
?" DAVID 2. r.OUTZ, Proprietor,
EALTIKOES, JID.
KOI! SAI.K I'.V
COTHRAN k PERRIN. j
, Chairs,
i ft F,[.{kinds and siv|ps. ovor immi on liand.
.f. JL). ClLAl.MJJll.S & CO.
>?ov. l!5, IB53. tf
MIUEII
Warehouse: A
?W*11 /N T%?* ^ /"i
will uive rrices 01 w
Depots in the Up-countr
ROGE]
i
April 21,1S8C, tf
B. K. BEj
ABBEVII
Dealer
Sash, Doors, E
INGS, BRAC:
May 19,1886, tf
Are Ope:
Stock of Ch
AT THE STORE UN!
THEY ARE SELL!
Mr. W. A. TEMPLETON, wi
will give you a hearty welcun
iness. Mr. S. J. CASON wil
any and all who may call.
Abbeville, S. C.. May 5, 1N<C.
UNDER THE I
T. C. PE
HAS Just oppned a new and elegantly fitted i
NEW IIOTEL, and Is now receiving ant
complete a full line of
Drugs, Medicines, Chem
Also, all the popular PATENT MEDICINES ke]
warrants to be fresh and good.
Prescriptions Carefully Componndc
Hs also offers a well selected stock of FANCY
Colognes, Foreign and Domes
in great variety, Finest
Ills line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS Is simply
NAIL. FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BUUs
est. lie lius always in stock a full line of STATI
January 28,1885. tf
~SPEED~&~]
Drugj
frEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL A
i. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, etc.. etc
ENT AND PROPRIETARY MKDll iNils. HI
Dyspepsia. b'ftr stale only by ?w. Try our BLACK
and our COMPOUND SVltUP SARsaPAUILI
BED BUG POISON, the most, convenient way of
all the staple si ml fashionable colors. A full Ml
STATIONARY, etc.. etc. The best brands of CI<
..r white i.eads. PAINTS. <
mkrsiiks^v'in no\v Y;i;.\ss, uor-'DKN maci
IJroti. i'UEl'AKED l'AINT, the best ia tUe inarkt
IPrescription J
Physician's prescriptions and Family Iieetpes I
lieneed ami competent huuds. Orders by hand o
April 20, 1SF5, tf
PALMETTO
"" - T --1 ? ? -1 Tlnni
ne Laiftsi iuiu J3tisi ai
WITH SKLKCT
jjjiIXIi QLD ^yillSKKY, JJRA>
AND JJOMESTIC, JJUJSIJX A
A NO ^LK, JpilICSII JJEEI
^I,SO A JjU'LL J" INK or rpoBAC
M?U.NTAIXGAPEVK A
?jORX "^yiHSKIES
Thos. MeGettig'j
B. F .SB
ABBEVIL
Is now prepared to furnish
cd Lumber, and is ready to fij
Work of any kind, at the very
most reasonable prices.
June 13, ibt?l, it'
i mm. I
-v H
->
' i HI
^B
Lugusta, Ga. I
oods Delivered at all I
y Next Week. 9
as & co., I
Lugusta, 6a. I
A nil ft "EOT j
ivnaui,
jL.ES, S. C.
linds, MouldKETS,
&c.
'J
iiM
1
tun? a
ioice Goods
DEE THE HOTEL.
[NGr VERY LOW.
' J
lo will always be on hand,
leto his new place of bus~
1 also be on hand to serve
c./
vi:;t
JEW HOTEL.
up DIIUG MTOKE on the Corner n?der the
1 will continue to receive till his block is
deals, Dye Stuffs, &c.
pt in a flrst-cluss Drug S tore,all ol which he
(I at all hours, Day and Sight.
GOODS, consisting of
itic, Handkerchief Extracts
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
complete. Every variety of HA IR, TOOTH
H SOAPS from the fltiowt toilet, to Ihe cheap 4
ONEUY, which is unsarpmssed. ,
tfEUFFER"
03 X?
.XD WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE.
All the latest and popular lines of PAT- 7
2HB1NFji the best Liver Medicine, cures
BERRY CORDIAL for Summer Complaint,
iA with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood,
destroying these Insects DIAMOND DYES
He of 1ANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES,.
JARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A
OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., ETC PAINT
UNE OIL. We sell the celebrated Ilariisoa
;t Special attention paid to the
Department.
filled at all hours of day and night by expe
r mail promptly uu?nueu to.
SPEED & NEUFFER.
'SALOON.lose
in lie Up-Coimtrj.
RRANDS OF
;DY AND "^yiNES, j^oreigx
ND J IVERPOOL pORTER
i ^LWAYS ON T JAND. >
CO, QIGARS AND 0IGARETTS,
ND jgTONE jyjOUNTAIX
A SPECIALTY.
an, Proprietor
No, 4 Washington Street.
11 T H,
,LE, B. O..
all kinds of Rough or Dress11
all orders for Carpenter
r shortest notice and at the