The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 25, 1886, Image 8
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A PUZZLE. '
Old Nathan wm out in the garden * . .
One lieautiful flower-sweet day,
"When Dorothy, goldon-haired maiden, i".
Came pensively wand'ring that way.
"And isn't this very line weather?
I never saw finer,r said he. "j
But she made reply, "Why, I think it
As cheerless a morn as could be."
"As cheerless!" repeated old Nathan, '
Half in donbt if he'd heard her aright.
Thou he muttered, "She's daft," for he knew
not
She had quarreled with Robert last night
Tit;' da}* was departing; its sunshine
Had vanished; the wind whistled shrill;
The birds hurried homo to their nestlings,
And the air grew quite heavy and chill.
The gardener hastened to shelter
His tender young plants, when again
Dully passed him?this time with light footsteps?
And she called in the merriest strain,
"Oh, isn't tho weather just lovely
While her face fairly -shone through tho
mist.
"She's daft," said old Xathan. lie knew not
The lovers had met and had kissed.
?JIargaret liytinge in Harpers Uazar.
CHEAP CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Aro They Made from Discarded Cigar
Knds??A Dealer Tnlk*.
The gathering of cigar stubs gives employment
to a large number of Italian women and
children. As u rejiorter wended his way
homeward early one morning recently, ho
k-iu- mi lad with a ba<r strain>ed unon
his shoulders walking in the gutters of the
streets in the vicinity of the city hall. The
lx>y was collecting burned cigar cuds. At
dawn the public thoroughfares are thronged
with industrious little laborers, who before
the sun rises cle?m the streets of nil discarded
oignr stubs. Until an inquiry w;is made at a
1< iwd c igar store the reporter was at a loss to
know what became of the cigar stubs gathered.
The dealer in tobacco said:
"You would be surprised to know tlio
amount of money Italians make by gathering
cigar stubs. I do not think 1 put the figures
high when I state that no less than ;">U,<I01)
cigars are smoked in Brooklyn daily. The
number consumed may be more or less,
but nevertheless the fact remains that
nine out of ten men smoke. During the day
a larger part of the smoking is done out of
doors, and the stubs of the clgai-s, when
wholly or partly consumed, ore thrown into
the gutter. In the vicinity of the city hall,
where large crowds of men gather at all times
during tho day, the number of cigar stubs
found is scarcely credible.
The cigar stubs are utilized in many ways.
After being gathered the butts, by wliic-hj,
iihmo cigar ends are sometimes know^^-p |
sorted and graded, and the ilSi JTaiid light
shades of tobacco pla^ separate heaps.
The tobacco in^flfc stubs j3 then pulled out
WHlJiapoflKJiiy washed. The washing j)ro^
cess is done to eradicate all ashes and lJtimed
tobacco. After the tol micco has been dried
and graded again it is ready for sale. Cigar
stubs are sometimes made up into a cheap
quality of live-cent cigan;, or oftenersold to
cigarette manufacturers, who mix the stubs
with other tobacco.''?Brooklyn Eaglo.
Tho Now Generation in Virginia.
A great dad of nonsense has been written
about these "first families." They are usually
represented as thriftless, vain and scornful to
all outside the magic circle of their society.
They lack, it is true, much of the goahoaditiveness
of the northern man, but it must bo
remembered tuat most or tense yet uvmg
were brought up under conditions that
paralyzes energy. With largo estate* and
hundreds of sliaves they had no motive for
exertion, anil now that the war has swept
away all their wealth they must change their
very natures before they can become the
pushing business men who build up communities.
The new generation is growing up quite
different, and it is mom thau likely that when
they come to the fore the Virginia farmer
will no longer let his acres lie useless or half
cultivated. The fact is that the landholders
in Stafford county are yet in a dazed stato
over the result of the war. They can hardly I
realize the change, or if they have they think
it is too late in life to start out afresh.?Virginia
Cor. Philadelphia Times.
Disappointment of Sccrctrtry Cliasc.
Speaking of Secretary Chase reminds me of
. /I .1 l.il? ?
n SIIlgTIKU- lllClUt-ilU Uiicuui, niinca U'm ,
in liis department, I was in liis room on some |
errand and found hiiu laboring under strong
excitement, lie was talking with liis bosom
friend, Senator S. C. Pomeroy. of Kansas, |
about the eoming Republican convention (of |
IMVJ; and the certainty of Lincoln's renomina- j
tioiu "And it will lie too late!" he cxclaimcd,!
bitterly, "for tho war will bo over nnd some \
-soldier ?ill bo elected, sure J The soldiers are
to have the honors of the next ten years. I
ought to have been * soldier, Pomeroy! I
felt it in my veins always, and I wanted to be
n soldier?wanted to go to West Point, liut
they made me a lawyer, and here 1 am?unavailable!"
I tried to baek oat when I saw
that he was in an unusual mood, but the senator
at oneo took liis lerfve. I asked Mi*.
Pomeroy recently about this strange interview.
"Yes,"' ho said, "r>Ir. Chase was a great 11
j'lan. lie overtopjied his fellows, r.iul he
knew it. 1 saw him in that bitter frame of
mind more than once."?Washington Post.
Profitable I'so round for Seaweed.
An English chemist has found a way for
turning to account the practically illimitable
quantity of seaweed that the ocean supplies,
or at least as much of it as may l>e dcsirt-tl.
lie boils the weed with carbonate of soda and
treats t!ie filtered solution with sulphuric
acid, obtaining from it in this manner u sul?stanee
tlr.it has more viscosity than starch, or
even gum arabie, and that can 1)0 profitable ;
-employed in stiffening various textile fabrics. .
it is also said to bo excellently adapted for
the making of syrups and for certain culinary
uses. From the cellular ami fibrous matter
left after the extraction of the material?to
which he has given the name of " alguina"?
a very good quality of writing pai>er can be
cheaply made.?New York Sun.
Somo NovellW;h iu Postage Stamps.
Among the issues of pojtago stamps by
foreign countries there is none more curious
within recent years than the new issue of Madagascar?C
inchcs l>y -"4 inc}i!-s ? and
noue that will be more eagerly sought after
by collectors. There arc eight in all, ranging
in value fi-oni 1.1 to :Js. They nit-issued
in England, f or letters mailed at tlio British '
consulate in Antananarivo, and gummed only
in the corner. The letters are sunt to Mau- ,
ritius, where the Malagassv stamp is re. j
moved ami kept'for a voucher and t he Mauritius
stamp substituted.?Boston Trans- '
cript.
Alexander II. StepIiCMs' <>1:1 Ilomo.
Alexander II. Stephens' el 1 homo, "Liberty
Hall," has bwn purchased liy the Stephens
3Ionmnent association, but a debt <>f $I0,<K!0
Nt ill remains on it. wl^ch the commit tee hojws
to pay by soliciting 61 subscriptions.?CLiit-ago
Herald.
Sol no men arc not educated to lend luster
xo miv ?cii>u iuiii;.. um: inert) are many 01
thcia who achieve their grunt ambition when >
liicy'gct to bu a uuisar.ee.?Jud. Lala^an.
.
TtiK /'?> >< <in(l fi> timer prints letter heads!
V.iil head*, hand hills, etc., as well as they can j
lie printed elsewhere, and as ehoap as tho
cheapest.
Skni> to the Prcus owl Tinuncr for Hen and
mortgage blanks ol' the best lorni.
The chip hat, for a cheap summer hat, is the'
best ihingiiut. Win. K. Hell.
New lot summer jroods received this week.'
A'Aite India linens, IVnian lawns, Linon
1> Dacca, lawn Honnei'uj wIMi narrow einl>rold??r.v
ta match. 1'lnid organdie, plaid
inwns. all over Egyptian laces, Egyptian lacq
loiini'-inK with narrow lace to match at Had<ion's.
.Vl!l fj
ltementlier I have reduced the prices on all i
j?<,.?!?. W. K. I'.ell. < t? I
Call and get a pair i>i I'. liosenheru %V('o'sj
linmt made low ijuarter shoes; 7 j cents ibelow
2?c\v York cost. ">-.C
Mslc tliro.nl lioso, black and colors, just received
at Haddon's. f?-l!)
The latest designs for summer dresses can
now be seen at Haddon's. 5-1'J
Silk net ladies'veils at Win. K. Bell's. 1-21.
'S> dozen misses' liose at 10 eents per pair at
Haddon's. 5-pj
A beautiful line of parasols at K. A. Tern- O
pleton & (Jo's at New York cost. 5*12. IXeck
wear and shirt buttons at New York V
Cost at K. A. Templeton iV Co's. 5-12
Rosary bead trimniinz for black and colored
dresses, something new, at Haddons. 4-21 _
Don't be induced to send oft' to New York 1
or other large towns for your millinery, when do
you can save from 15 to 25 per cent, by pur- di.<
chasing from llnddon. 4*21 no
Russian plush, for window curtains and
lambrequins, fringe to match, at Haddons. 1-21 ?
Corsets ! corsets ! If you wish comfort and
durabi'ilv, try our one dollar corset, at Haddons.
4-21 |
lilack all over lace, for yoke and sleeves, at
Haddons. -J-21
A choice line lisle thread, silk and berlin
gloves, at lladdons. -1-21
Ladies and Misses silk mitts, at Haddons. 1-21 T
Pearl buttons, a necessity in making up \
summer garments. Large assortment at 5, H,
10 and lie. per dozen. Our pearl buttons, 6 ,.
dozen for 25c. a real bargain, at lladdons. -1-21 Jj^
The best kid glove for SI.00, tan, beige,brown
and black, are to be found at Haddous. 4-21 xi
Ladies and Misses linse, in light tans, beige, gn
pink, blue, drab and black, at JIaddons. 4-21 cal
Curtain laces, Nottingham and scrim, in
beautiful patterns, at lladdons. 4-21
A choice line white India lawns at 6\4. 8 and "ni
inc. just think ol it, 12 yards white lawn for HI
75c. at lladdons. 4-21 -LU
Figured India Linens, something new, beautiful
aud substantial, at lladdons. 4-21
Another lotof those broad plaid India liii- i
ens, latest out for white dresses, at Haddous. J\
1-21 ua
Nice line printed lawns, at 4, 5, CYv and 7e. |l?
per yard, at lladdons. 4-21 by
I'ans! fans! To suit everybody, at Haddons.
4-21
A beautiful dress can be made or Tricot. U
wit h the new novelty trimming. Large and "
small buttons to match. Full line of colors, C
at lladdons. 4-21 ^m
Albatross and nuns veiling makcalightand
handsome dress. We have them in cream,
while, tan, bclao, liaht blue, lilac and Nile
green. The entire liue at prices to suit the
times, at lladdons. 4-21
ladies and children's parasols in beautiful
colors, at Win. E. Dell. 1-7 .
Curtain lace at all prices. Wm. E. Boll. 1-21 1
White satin and feather fans; something
new in style. Win. E. Hull. 4-7 n~r
The While machine is the best In use. Call N! jand
get one at. Win. E. Bell. J. L. Simpson.
Don't fail to examine the White machine on
opening day at Win. E. Bell. J. L. Simpson
Novelty braid for lace, in oil styles. Wm
E. Ucll. 4-7 ?
Von should see Miss So rah Brady's trimminsr
before you buy your hat. Wm. E. Bell. 1,1
Master's-Ssle.
THE S.TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
" COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
conirr ok common* pleas.
Francis A. Connor against Henry H. Owens? .
Foreclosure. A
BY virtue of an order of sale made in the the
above stated ease, I will otter for sale at sui
public outcry at Abbeville C. H.. S.C., on SaleUay
in September. 1-m?, within the legal hours,
of sale, the following described property, sit- rP
tiatc in said Stale and county, to wit: All I
that HOUSK AND LOT now owned and oe- an;
cupied by the said Henry H. Owens, contain- sell
Ins
Acrcs, \
more or less, in the village of Cokesbury, | (;in
bounded by lands of the lot of A. M. E. church,
Alex. Shaw and Joel Townsend.
Also, that tract or parcel of laud in Cokes- A
bury containing xV
Ninety Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. M. i ?v
C. Gary, Alex. Ellis, Joel Townsend and oth- X
ers. drl
TEKMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay ym
the -Master for papers. bill
T f T.-T.TTnTr \Tncfr?r
August 10. lSS(l,4t ^2
Master's Sale. p
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ??
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. [ac
but
COCIST OK COMMON PI.KAS. CUll
A. J. Salinas A Son, against Jesse C. Ellis.? fj
Foreclosure. 1#
DY virtue of an order of sale made In the | |
? above stated case, I will otfcr for sale at
public outcry nt. Abbeville ('. II., S. C., on J
saleilay in September, 1SS0, within the legal __
hours of sale, the following described proper- ?
ty, situate in said State and County, to wit: I
One Brick Store with the lot on
which the Store is limit, f
being the North half of the Phoenix Building I
in the Town of Hodges, bounded by store of *
Itobertson, Taylor & Co., by lands of Ci. M.
I lodges, by the public square and the Abbe- r|V
ville road. Also one lot in the Town of J
Hodges, with a building thereon, said lot con- FO
taining V
ma
One Acre, qui
o
more or less. l,lP
TERMS OF SALE?One third cash, balance ^yi
in twelve months with interest, secured by sj7;(
bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the jn<r
premises. Purchaser to day the Master for!0pp
papers and recording. J. C. KLUUH,
August 10, ism?. it Master. a' c
ERSKiNE COLLEGE, 5
DUE WEST, S. C.
OPEN'S FJItST MONDAY TN OCTOBER. V*
A thorough College training at it very you
moderate cost. Tlie entire expense* for tlie nic<
niuc months need notexeccil S1U5. Send lor It n
catalogue. A
W. M. GRIER, President.
AufruBt 1,1SSC, tf
DUE WEST A
CESSION nrEXS F1UST MONJ\\ Y OF 00-. y!.V.
O tober. Ti-n teachers. Ten pianos in eon- '
slant nse. l-acmuos in v roncn ami.wusir, mstrumental
and Vocal, unsurpassed. Prospects
ill' the College were never brijiliter.
Whole cost of Hoard and regular Tuition for
year, S1G5.00. For catalogue apply to
J. P. KENNEDY, President.
July 13,1S.S0, tf ?i
TURNIP SEED. ?
BUIST'S "S
Xcw Crop Turnip SeedW
ALL VAltlKTIKS.
25 flENTS PER PfilJNI). J,
B. W. LAWSON & COj.
July li, lsSfi, 11" j
furmanuniversityT h
(JKEEXVILLK, S. C.
rpilK XKXT SKSSK>X I'.KfilNS WKHXKK1
l)AV, SKlTKMUKll SHli, lfSli. ni
For Tonus, Course of Study, oW\, KCC Cat a- I1}
l'?"ue, which limy be lut'l by a<Mri>*fciii)c vi
Hi:. CllAS. MAM.V, i'rts. . ^
i'e K.vpcnws licituccil.
July -js js-ti. ti * i.*,(
INSURANCE LICENSE,
KXWTTJVK DlCI'AltTMKXr. eat
Ok kick"i- f*'?Mrrnoi.!.Kit (Jknkkai.,
Coi.i'MiiiA, S. t'., April 1, l!S>0.
I fKKTIl'V, Tlini Mr. J. T. I'AitliN. of; ~
Alihcvill", Au-'iil of TI1K ciiNTlNKNTAl.
II It:-: INsri'.ANri: ? (i.Ml'ANV. incut-pornInl
l?y the SlHir of New York, ha< c*<mt{>1 1
willi the reijtiiMlionsof the Act of the <?'en- **
cral Assembly entitled ''An Act to regulate
tlir Ar? neic-of- Insurance Coin panics not in- Mm
eurr-oratcil in the Slate of soul h Carolina."*
ami !"hereby license Hiesnkl Mr. .). '1'. 1'arUs,' "~
Agi iit aforesaid. lo take risks and transact all,
business of Insuranco in this State, in tin;'
County of Abbeville, for and lu behalf of said Q<"
Company. - ^ i
Expires Marcli 3M-, ISo". : the
. \V. K. STOXKV, k-ct
Col?U>t roller General.
April 7,lSSt*. \ 1 A
mrnwi,
iREENWOOD. S. C
HE UNDERSIGNED is now prepnrcd t
all kinds of repairing Willi neatness an
ipatcli. New work made to order ou shoi
tiee.
Undertaking.
NOW offer to the public one of the largos
and most varied slocks of BURIAL Rood
Upper Carolina. With an experience i
er ten years I have and will carry constan
on haud a carefully selected Stock of fror
,y to one hundred Bl'lUAL CASKS an
lSKETS, consisting of METALLIC, WAI
IT, IMITATION KOSKW'OUD and cheapo
ule Collius. IIEAIWK furnished on appl
.101;.
PALMING A SPECIALTY
2CYONE desiring to preserve the body c,
? a deceased friend or relative with thei
tural appearance lora week or ten days cai
so by applying to the undersigned. Ordur
telegraph or mail promptly tilled.
M. V. BLYTH.
ireenwood, S. C., June 23, lsso.
AS USUAL
Yon Will Find the Stock of
P. ROSENBERG & GO'S
'RING AND SUMMER G00DJ
COMPLETE.
cir Stock Being1 too Numerous t<
Mcnliou^^'erything, They Onl;
Call Atteiition to a Few Leading
Articles.
NY one wishing ft Spring Suit will find i
. to their interest to give them a ctill. a
>ir stock of Clothing is large, and prices ti
t the times.
IIEY also have a hirzc and complete stool
of Ladies. Gents! and Children Shoes, ii
r style and quality. The largest and bus
action of Misses Shoes in town.
IAVAYS on hand?a large stock of Dome?
tics. Sheetings, Shirtings, Ginghams
jcks, llleaehings, Ac.
BEAUTIFUL lino of Lawns, white nn<
. figured, also cheeked Muslin and Piques
arge stook of 5c. Muslins.
1IKY keep always in stock a full assort
mcniof sizesof Lanndried and llnlaun
ed Shirts. Try their "Celebrated Pearl'
rt, which not only takes the lead in dura
Ity but also as the most perfect lilting shir
de.
ARMIOIlS In buying thefr groceries wil
also ilnd It to their interest t<> give .then
ill. as they nlwjiya have a full stock o
n, Meal, IJacon, Flour, Molasses, ami u
t everything kept In the grocery line. To
co a specialty. Don't fall to give them i
iROSENBERG & CO
lag 26, lSSfi.
THE FEALEY
jUILTING FRAME.
[IE ONLY THOROUGHLY PRACTICA1
invention for making QIIILTS and CUM
RTAHLKM on the NowinJ^Jnchine.
i?oiks equally well on till the dlffercn
kes of machines, and does all manner c
lting.
nly takes two hours to make a coniforta
, and three to four hours to make a quilt
!1 make Quilts and Comfortables of an;
J. Willi llllS t^UIl/U-Mi r'KA.MrJ, (jlllll
Is done with loss etl'ort on the part of tin
ralor than any other sewing within tin
goof the Sewing Machine. It works liki
harm. Kxamlne it, and see for yotirsell
Family Sewing Machiue is complete with
this attachment.
J. L. SIMPSON, Agent.
nn. 27,1S8C, tf
Attention, Ladies.
FlIKN you arc invited to ride in a I nine;
to Due West or anywhere else, sec tha
ir relative or friend has got one of thus
c Linen Lap Itobes from the subscriber
nay save you a nice dress.
pril 7, ISiHJ, tf Til OS. I1EGGS.
Breast Collars,
Few plain and fancy Hutch or Ureas
Collars just received and for sale cheap,
THUS. 15EUU.S.
?pt. 30.1S?~>.
Application for Charter.
South C'.vkot.ina,
aiuikvi i.i.k Cof.nty.
OTK.'K Is hereby given that thirty dayi
afterdate, we, members of Little Moun
\ Presbyterian church will apply to M. <
i.'.... ?ri'..,n.i r?i'<i <'ii.irii.i- r,
urpuratiuu lor said church.
J. \V. BLACK,
K. 1). KAY,
J. C. 11LACK,
J. II. HKOOKS.
SA.MUlvL KNOX,
J!. \V. WILLIAMS,
J. \V. l'UWJill.
line 21, 18S(5. It
Restaurant,
"ATTIK ADAMS lias mo veil lior Restau
rant, from the I>endy Corner to Mail
I'd, in Knox's Ijiiildimr. where she will l'ur
h good meals at all hours.
une lSfi-li*
rALTER L. MILLKK,
Attorney at Law,
Aiuikvim.e. S. C.
? .Office formerly occupied by JudireThom
April 7, 1XSG.
A CARD
S, MINES, TAILOR,
LOTIIIXC. CUT AND MADK. RKI'AIU
inj;. dyelnir and dialling a specially
Isfaclion guaranteed. Give meaeali.
pril 2S, Issii, Jm
MOSHELEY'S
'I.FRRATED MOLLIS Oil
;i splendid Lubrleator for Kimlnes. I'l inl
inn J'rr-sses and Saw Mills andlslhe l>es
I cheapest oil for Harness, Kelts, Hoots
>es and Leather uenerally. Warranted ;
tei-proof Leather Preservative. Jt is penn
llnjr, iiikI renders soft and |>liat>lc this hard
Leather. lui sale by
J. KllOX & Co.
tf
Coffins at Lowndesville.
W. SIt'i.V lias C< ?ITJ N'S ill l.ownilesvilh
in eiuv ol ]>r. .f. 11. M?isl-.l,Y. 'Jin
irsu w ill In: sent from Al.beville when lured.
hbcville, May L.', tf
Buggy Aprons.
>MKTH1N(S every cue Hint rides in :i bu^
[iy \vanIs?a waterproof apron to kep otl
rain ami mud. For sale eh<np <'all ami
one before tliey are all gone, from
Til U.S. 1!KU?JS.
[nil -1, 1S&0.
IN OUR NEW QUARTERS!! in
J. D. CHALMERS & GO'S
niuniTTrriTvitiii umm
, nmmm shim m
t Now in Center Store of New 11|
Hotel, Convenient and
Easy of Access.
OUR stock Is lull of handsome furniture
and our prices at-nil times as low as the
? lowest. Call and see us. Respectfully, /
J. I>. CHALMERS & CO. V
ic OPRINcTbeds! ThcTwovcn Wire Mattress nrm
,'f O at S5.00 and 80.00 each, will Inst a life Mine. Pit W
" I J. E. CHALMERS & CO. i Illl
! T UST to had this week, a pretty lot of Oil
tl Cloth Window Shades in "DADO'* styles.
'* J. I>. CHALMERS & CO.
i. nPllEF
OPLENDID SOFAS, nt the lowest, prices. jg.
0 Jnst what is needed for the warm season. ,i..rson i
j. It. CHALMERS & CO. fr?m tj,
- r'pw IN "SPRING, SH.00; 1J0 Spring, ?'!..%; ^thelii
1 Spiral Springs, S2.50; Star Spring lied with ,VaS at,
33 springs, SI.75. J. I>. CHALMERS & CO. ()f
Handsome walnut sideboards at wmk?th
SVI5 to SlO. Walnut Bureaus, SI2 to SIS. youNi
?f Imitation Walnut Bureaus, pretty styles, at bells *ev
r prices from SO' to 812. Cltv II.i
ti J, D. CHALMERS it CO. My S|
ALL STANDS, Hat Racks, What Nots. various
Brackets, Picture Frames, all useful and an(l Ccn
necessary to make your homes attractive. modern
J. D.^CHALMEltS & COj^
' \I/1'' have In stock a few Bed and Single sTK A>
W Lounges, someth ing every family should ,i.?ci.int
. have. J. I). CHALMERS it CO. carried
PICTURE FRAMES, all sizes and styles, combine
made to order. A large assortment of dc- prnvcini
signs to order from. ,< i> a,
_J._D. CHALMERS & CO._
17IXE CHAMBER SUITS. Walnut. Asli, 0\U ('
- Cherry, latest stylos and lowest prices tll"0 mm
J. 1). CHALMhits (t* CO. IXG foi
^ LMILJ'ri.' ? 1W All Df.f1nc nn.l rv?los*c T>fl/?r?o MILLS
J B'uV Si!s'Cud.'sf.So,"';?Uwi^Too!sfiiim"Vf.OO:uid . 'i!"1
) up words. J. D. CHALMERS * CO. pvcu
March 17, 1856. ^oth,
WANTED sKs
lower tl
. mjr?>r
'1,0000 LBS. WOOL, t!
' T?OU which 11)0 HIGHEST CASH PRICE ?
Jl? will be paid by OP
T. P. QUARLES,
* At Perrin's Drug Store.
Abbeville, May 5, 1?CG. tf A
; Charles A. Calvo, Jr. .
1 BOOK AND JOB PRINTER /
_AN?_
' BOOKBINDER %
* (> 9 RICHARDSON STREET, Ag
(. COLUMBIA, S. C. (Jg
A LI/ kinds of Print In?, Ruling and Illnding p
done at low fijrnres and in the very best, f f~
- manner, CataloiMiiB ot Schools. Colleges and 1 f>?
I Church Associations a specialty. Lawyers' i f '
" j liners tl per printed pn^e f jr 23 copies Old g
. | Books KeUound and Repaired. ('ash Hooks, L
t .Ledgers, Day Hooks, Journals. <fcc., made to
I order at short no tie*. Orders solicited and g
I satisfaction gnnranterd. J
I Ay-Subscribe for the Columbia Weekly
'. Regisskh?eight pages of Irish reading mat- ZSf
1 ter?the latest telegraphic news?clear large
f' print. Only One Hollar n Year. PI ifll
r H. D. REESE," Spj
Watch Repairer ail Jeweller,
W5r
> In the Store of Missrs. Bell & Galpliin. ,*cpar
ABBEVILLE, S. C. custon
ALL work entrusted to lilm carefully exc- G
cutcd in the best manner at. reasonable
prices. Jan. 27, 1880. made t
mi toed
WM, II. PARKER AV. C. McGOWAN* to$>i<j.(i
! ? an teed
:| PARKER & McGOWAN ,oS160
'<! ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
? ami pu
ABBEVILLE, C. II., S. C.
_ teed ic
[ \Y7ILL pmcllcc alsso In the Circuit Cotirtsoj
?! l\ the I .'ni led States for South Carolina* tiers nr
= I " SfnAS,
Good Meals. pi
H ATT IE ADAMS Mill keeps a REST AIT- v'
KANT on tin* Dendy corncr. Good
in on Is at all hours o 1 the day. J,i?;V".
: sffj
Be Careful. &X]
f TVO not undertake x> break your eolts with
t U old harness; yon may ruin tlicin. Come
b 1 and get a new one that you can depend on, at Marc
a reasonable price, from
' April 7, lKM, tf TIIOS. IJEGGS. ^
. T. 1?. THOMSON,
J. W. THOMSON, "
f THOMSON & THOMSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Tl
AltJtKYIM.K, s. c. I'
Office?first door in O'Neali's Law Range,
Jan. 1.1, 1*S6, 2m
. JAMES Ai, PARTLOW,
CUE EN VI OOP, S. C.,
IS TIIE GENERAL AGENT for the sale of TT vV
I he Right to Territory in which tou.se J.
A. McCurry'sTerracing Instrument.
Jan.?!, 18M5, tf jO H
Copartnership Notice.
riiiii-; unuorsignea nave mis any lorincu :i
I copartnership for the practice ol law under
the tin i name of DclliCl llI, A UUAI>l.KY.
Olllce No. 2 O'Neal Range.
M. i'. DKimuiir.,
' W. O. JiRADLISY.
January 1st, ISSfi. tf
' Spring Beds ! Spring Beds !!
WOVKN WIRK HKI), price and SiS.no. \V1iir-1,
Twin Springs. Hull set, price ?l .<*?. Ha J mostai
Upring bed, price ;iu spring bed with!
slats, price ?1.7.'>. one-third of life spent, in ! tj otj
! bed, make your beds comfortable. The prices j n H, r i
I arc so low all can secure a uood bed. 111UA j
J. 1>. CHALMKRS .1 CO.
Nov. S?, IfWo. tf With t
STOVES'&TIN WAREfst
most a<
wnrran
1 TY>X'T forget tlin' I ani still headquarters r<TT1 A
1; 1 / for STOVKS A S'l> TIN. 1 am selling a OLA
! first-class range for ttMAi), soUl every when; f<>r 1
" SW.m). A No. 7 torfii.Vl worth Si.'?.(Hi. 1 make
(tin roofing a specialty. I give every contract
my personal attention. Satisfaction guarcn
teed or money refunded.
Your obelient servant, u?e>
J. W. Sprcles.
I Greenwood, s.tvr'cb.s, lss<;, Cm ^yl
!j" ABBEVILLE HOTEL" f
[| AVINti lately ifono throuuli some repair^ I fi-jZ
.11 is now open tor I lie accommodation ol *;0 jj,
" the traveling public. Terms reasonable. . . .. if
j u. K. liK.vfiiAM. 1
1 Manager. rorre
Jan. is, isstf. tf. Fun:*'
Dr. G. A NEUFFEK, ??
rain
Physician and Surgeon,
*\ I till'* \ l r>. v.
Feb. 17, HN?. ly
PEEEIlH!: COTHRAN,! _C0'
r
.Attorneys at Law,
ALiJJKVJLLE, S. C. -Nov.
MIDI,"
- B
CONGAEEE
01 WORKS, <
Coumbia. S. C. ,
Agnt for w
CHAPMAN'S 1
PETUAL EVAPORATOR 1
i-p Trr?T?iri? tcpur mAnrrsivn <n
J7 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anind
purchased by me in the year 1850, and
int time till now carried on successfully by
My friends and customers will bear witness ?
,rge"and stupendous jobs executed by me. It
n V works where the largest and almost only
Its class ever executed in this city was done
ie maklns of the pipes for the City Water
in tho year 1S5S. In the brunch of BKLL
)ING, lean say that I have made the largest
er cast in the State, such as the bell for the
II in Columbia.
lock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL
COLUMNS for Stoic fronts, is large and
and in RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens,
icteries I have the largest variety and most
patterns; many of these are patented and I
rbbased tho ritflit for this state.
i machine line I can funii.-h my patrins with #
I ENGINES and BOILERS of any size and %
ion. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS lmve L
off the prize at cv ry State Fair held in this
1 in their construction 1 have taken pains to
s simplicity with the most useful uioucrn ini nIs,
and m'ay flatter myself that my ('IRCUKVt
MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
inds bis business.
nany orders I am steadily receiving for SUANE
MILLS prove that the public, appreciate ?
s of mv make, and so it is with my GEAR HORSE
POWERS. GIN WHEELS. GRIsT
and other MACHINERY.
; the manufacturins rlirh t of many PATENTS
s castings tor KOl'K COTTON AND 11A V
and three or four difforcut FEEL) CUTTRS
or implements.
I be pleased to send my circulars to any applirether
with price list or estimate. My prices
iterate, and I assure the public that they are
lan those of Northern manufactures, and that
fc "wuKSOSnir* fav<>rab!v v.'ifil that ot any othir.
Addnss ~ .
John Alexander,
iakee Ikon Works, Colombia, s. C.
IRRY TO DISTURB YOlT
I'OU MUST READ THESE FACTS. ^
L.
if! Clotif! Clotliii!!^
11NG& SUMMER, ?
havejust received our Spring and Sum- '
icr samples and styles, and arc bettor N
cd than ever to oiler our l'rlends and es
lers the following lines of goods:
EjSTTS' SUITS ^
o order by the best of tailors and gunrto
tit or no pay, nt prices from Sl.'i.iK)
It. Hoys' suits made to order and guarto
tit or no pay, at prices from SS.W
0. Gents' ready madcsuiUj made by the
jatest Styles and Patterns, ^
imninod fit nr nn BUT .at. nrioes from J'"
S55.00. iioys ready made suits guaran- "
i Jit or lio pay at prices from Si.09 tO:Jllj
Shirts, collars, cutis, hosiery, suspen- Ny
id underwear, in fact eoery thing need-!*'}
complete a gciitlcmnn's or boy's dress
o ol der or ready made, all ot which arc |
iteed to tit or 110 pay. We have thoijj1
rc of represent in;! the largest clothing 1,1
shment in the world, that of JOHN
VMAKKR, successor to Waiiamnker &
, of Philadelphia, and with its millions *
Ital and simple facilities make it with- ,
lonbt the cheapest and most satisfacto'
in which to buy your clothes. All we
last one trial.
MILLER BROTHERS. =
:h ai, issa,
fell J rji
Hn.IIwaine t
& Co.
I
'E on hand almost every variety ol
lRRIAGES,
BUGGIES, 1
AND
WAGONS, =
tlioy oflor to their customers on the
ilvaiitiiyioii.') terms.
IIBIM A SPECIALTY.
lie l>c?st of workmen in every branch oI p.
isiness, and an <>hiimlant supply ofic?
\ and other materials, we are prepared ; tt
II kinds of repairing m tlie very best! **
r, at the shortest notice, and on the)
ccomniodatin^ term*. All work l'ully : m
i ted. i J
L, McILWAINE & CO,,! ?
Washington Street.
A
IPO.UTZ'b !!' '
SE AN^CATTLE POWDERS j
'rsb will <!lo of ( our. r.ors nr Lcxo Fe- j '*1
Koiif/.'s ]'otfilcn> lire used In tunc*. I "
.< I'xwilor- wIIiand prevent Moo rnoi.Fis.\. ' us
s I"owners will prevent (iAI'KM IX l'o\vi>. !
.? I'nwilers will Inerea-e the quantity 01 milk | 1>
mi twenty per cunt., mid make the butter linu '
Ct. . I L* 1
s I'owlrrs will enre or prevent nimrvt kykut
to u nirli Horx's ami < sittii! arc siiii/rct.
l's I'owniv.ill utvi. Satisfaction". I
very*, here.
S.1Y1X) r. rcurz, ?ropricuir,
?AI/rmCEE, 31D.
rmt SAf.K IJV
FHRAN & PERRIN. Chairs.
\m,
iin .'s : ml stvlos. Over ' '><* mi) 1\
j. IK lUAI.MI U.-s Jt CO.
I.V?. tf V>
ROGERS
IROKERS ANR COMMI
WHOLESALE
1RAIN, PROVISl
IJEARE REPRESENTING ROME OF T
'? houses in the West, who ship us largely'
ithany house in the South in that line.
Having made arrangements for handling C
ir customers shipping us COTTON to be sol
lien stored in Warehouse charges will be 81.0
larges cover nil expenses. Three-fourths the
lipper, should they desire it, on receipt of th<
Abbeville county for pnst favors, ana promt;
oloselv looked after. Our motto will still
ilPMENT. TEKMS SPOT CAS
115 Jacl
August 11,18SC, tf
B. K. BE
ABBEVIl
Deale
Sash, Doors, ]
INGS, BRAI
May 10,1886, tf
urn
Are Op
Stock of 0
AT THE STORE PI
Cl-IEY ABE SELL
Mr. W. A. TEMFLETOHf, v
ill give you a hearty welct
less. Mr. S. J. CASON w
ay and all who may call.
fVbbcviilc, S. C., May 5, 18b6.
JNDER THE
r. o. pi
TAS Jnst opened a new and elegantly flttei
NEW I10TEL, and i>? now receiving a
mplcte a full line of
Irugs, Medicines, Chei
IfiO, all the popular PATENT MEDICINES 1
irruntB to be fresh and good.
Prescriptions Carefully Componn<
EI ? also offers a well selected stock of FANC
olognes, Foreign and Dom<
in great variety, fines
His line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS IsRimpl
AIL. FLESH. SHAVING AND SHOE Blil
t. He ha* always in stock a full line of ST A'
January U8,1885. tf
SPEED&
Drug
rEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
t DRUGS, (JHEMrCALS-ctc..,
ST AND 1'UoPHlETAKY MEl>ICiN?S. h
rspor-slit. For xalc only by wi. TryourBLAl
id our COMPOUND SYRUP SARSAPAKI
KI) HUG POISON, tlie most convenient way <
I Ihc-Miiplct and fashionable colors. A full
NATION AItY, etc.. etc The best brands of (
mpletc stork of WHITE LEADS, PAINTS
HUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, GOLDEN MA
os. PREPARED PAINT, the best in the mat
^Prescription
Physician's prescriptions and Family Recipe
. need and competent hands. Orders by hand
April 29, 1SS5, tf
PALMETT(
k Larpst and Best Stoclf
WITH SELEC'
JUNE "yyHISKEY,
AND JTJOMESTIC, J^UBLIN
AnD ^le> JpJRESII JJEI
L LSO A JpULL J^IXE OF rjlOB^
jy?OUXTAIX Q.AP JJYE
0ORX "YyillSKII
rhos. McGettig
~B.~F.~S]
ABBEYI]
Is now prepared to furnisl
1 Lumber, and is ready to i
fork of any kind, at the vei
ost reasonable prices.
utic 15, iwi, tf
Important Notice.
IX ye that Anticipate attending the comi
mciiccmcnt nt West., see that your,
rncs? are in smmmI repair. If not, send tiicin !
the subscriber and have thorn made ail
lit. THUS. IJEUUS. !
Ipril 7.1SS6. tf
Harness Shop.
iOH Hie ninnnfaeture and sale of nil kinds'
of harness, and everything usually kept
sucli mi establishment; also repairing at-1
iiloil to with neatness and dispatch. Should |
i? want anything we have not on hand, give
vonr order and we will see that it Ik done. ;1
THUS. liKCCS. |
'eh. 17,tf
I.tS (i. (iU.VYDON. AVM. X. GKAVDON
GRAYDON & GRAYDON,
ATTOKXKYS AT LAW,
a nmivii.t.i:, s. r.
ill business promptly utUtided to.
h e.IS.<i. tf |j
Wanted. !'
\n rnnns Tan Haik, will pay tlie high !
IU market pi ice. Apply to
O 11. MOOHE. '
let. '-'1, IsSfl. tt
i & CO., -. '
ISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
IONS & COTTON
HE LARGEST GRAIN AND PROVISION,
{jji consignment, which enables us to compote :OTTON,
we solicit consignment In that line;
1(1 on arrival will only be charged 60c. per bale/
0 for fln?t month, 50c. for second month. These
value of the cotton will be advanced tp f&q
! cotton. Thanking our friends and customcrg
sing that in the futnre that their Interest shall
be ltOCK BOTTOM PRICES AND PROMPT
H.
ROGERS & CO., r:
ison Street, Augusta, Ga.
1ACHABL
LiXjES, S. O- 1
ir in
Blinds, MouldCKETS,
&c. j
iH
ening a
boice Goods
? THE HOTEL, ' |
JNG_VERY XOWV
rtio will always be on haad*'
>me to his new place of bus
ill also be on hand to serve"
*
NEW HOTEL,
' = = . }
SRRIN
J np DRUG STORE on tho Corner under the
nd will continue to receive till hla tstock Is
mica Is, Dye Staffs, &c..
Lcpt In a first-class Drug Store,all of which ha
led at all lionrs, Day and Sight.
Y GOODS, consisting of
sstic, Handkerchief Extracts
;t Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
iy complete. Every Variety of HAIR, TOOTH
IKH SOAPS from ihe finest tollrt tothe cheap
HONERY, which is unsurpassed.
NEUPFER,
-grists.
AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE H
etc. All the latc.stand popnltir lines of PA'J- _
1 EHBINl'f the best Liver Medicine, cures '
!KHERU\ CORDIAL for Summer Complaint, .
LLA with IODIDE PCTASH for the Blood.
>f destroy Ins these insects. DIAMOND DYM
line of FANCY GOODS.TOILET ARTICLES,
JIGARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A
mro IMIIVICHWM VTf! TTTf! PAINT
CHINE OIL. We sell Mie celebrated Hurriaon
kct. Special attention paid to tbe
Department.
s filled at nil hours of dny and night by expe1
or mall promptly attended to.
SPEED & NEUFFER.
) SALOON.
i lis in 111 Main.
r BRANDS OF
lndy AND -yyiXES, JIOREIGN '
AND J^IVERrOOL pORTER
2R \ LWAYS ON f^AND.
XX JLX
lCCO, qigars and qigaretts,
and gtone jyjountain
2s a specialty.
;an, Proprietor
No, 4 Washington Street.
I IT H,
LiLE, s. c.,
i all kinds of Rough or Dressill
all orders for Carpenter
y shortest notice and at the
Terra Cotta Wells.
riMIK nmlersipned will pnt yon up a 10 Inch "
1 Terra Cot I a Well lor hull the price ol u
dujrone. The common wood bucket Is used
for drawing water. The cleaning out is tho
work of a moment by keeping a pitvanizcd
sheet Iron bucket in the bottom to be hooked
out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also
agcut for tlic celebrated Cucumber Pump.
C. M. CAl.HOt'X,
Greenwood, S. C.
They aro frog proof and superior toono flu?.
Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood.
They arc bound to take precedence over all
others. Prof, lllake, Uici nwoon.
Jue 1J iron, J'radlcy.
llcv. II. Smart, Troy, *
I)r. Ii. Anderson, Ninety-Six.
Rev. Pressly, Due West.
]>. J. Wardlaw, MeC'ormlcK.
100 other names given if necessary.
Kch. 21, I SKli. ]y r
Change of Business.
HAVING purchased the entire interest of .?
Seal, .Vcllwalue A" Co. In the harm ss
Imslness in Ihis place, J will hereafter conduct
I he busiiie>s in my own name at the old
tand. I will be prepared to execute nil orders
with dispatch and in a good worlcinar.-like
inaiiiier, as I shall ;.'l\e the huslr>e>s my undivided
jiticntinn. All persons indebted will. ?
please make prompt payment at once to me.
Uo'pcet fully, Til OS. UEUUS.
Ft b. 1.1\*J, tf
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