The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 20, 1886, Image 5
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The Press and Banner!
! Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1886. j
Fine Corn.
Dr. II G. Klugh exhibited in ouroffiec lust'
Monday, one of the finest specimens of corn |
that we have scon in many a day. One ear is
9',^ indies lonjr, I0J2 >n circumference,andcont
tins 1W! grains. This variety lias been in the
Kiugh family for perhaps titty years,and during
much ol that time tlie Doctor has paid a
great deal of attention to the improvement of
the grain. lie selects his seed corn in the fall
of the year when he gathers his crop, ami the
result Is that he has an exceedingly flue variety.
He says he doesn't care if we stute that J
it requires strong bottom land to make this!
corn. He also says that he lias none to sell or
exchange. The Ikietor's head is all right on .
corn raising and the subject of the public;
schools.
WAAilnte Af llflldpr.N.
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The stockholders of the Carolina, Cumber-1
Innd Gap and Chicago Kaiiroad Company j
will meet a?. Abbeville on Wednesday, No-!
vcn>b*-ris-*, at eleven o'clock lo elect Directors
and to transact such other business as!;
may come before tlietn. The Mends of the
enterprise now have more reason to expect
the fruition ill their hopes in the enterprise,
than ever before. In our opinion, if proper;'
efforts arc made, the Georgia Central road j:
would take the line from Troy, aud build it (:
over the mountains. i
* dinner of Time mid IMace.
. .The sale of valuable Cokesbu.iv lands by l
Mr. John S. Fair will take place at Greenwood :
on Saturday, November fi, instead of at Abbeville
on Kale Pay i? November. Let pur-j"
chasers tike notice thereof, and go to the j,
llai Iroad centre on that day.
Pn. Westmoreland, of the firm of Westvnoreland
& Brother, of Grcenvillcx, Was In j
town u few days ago, and a better or more ,
pleasant m-?n to meet does not live. He ha? j
Invented a tonic which he wanted advertised !
in the Press ami Hnnnrr, but as we are not in (
t'ie patent medicine business at present, we L
<s%ttld not give medicine a place in onr columns,
though he has certificates of the efTien- ]
cy of his medicine from some of the licst men f
in the State, Governor Perry was entirely it
cured of dyspepsia by four bottles of it, and
President Hammctt. as we noticed in these |
columns some time ago, has been restored to
health by it. Dr. A. P. Boozer, of onr county,
also certifies to its excellence to say nothing
of other certificates. js
By reference to our advertising columns
tbose who have money to Invest in real estate 1
will find some good bargains offered to them s
in the Todil lands. This desirable property ; a
will he sold on Saleday next. These lands d
have been in good hands and well eare<5 for. |c
Th^y all lie near Due West, and persons wishing
to engage in farming near an educational I C
C-.-ntr; are afforded a good opportunity. | o
Mk. W. J. Gaines, ag-nt for the Augusta ' JChronirli',
Is in town, attending Court, and i
receiving snbscripticns. The Chronicle has J J
many friends in this county, and its eircula- u
tion among onr people is greater now than at j
IV!" tim- In its history. s
Abbeville M Monger from Due West, Is in town j
i:i attendance upon the Court, We were glad >
to greet him in our office. he is one of Due
" Vest's woet euergctic and pub lie spirited fit- tj
liens. I?
Mr. John R. Moore. of New Market, was I
Jn town yesterday. We nsked him if he was i r
In favor of selling tiie Narrow Gauge Rail-jo
road, and he said he was opposed to the whole > p
Imsiuess, uo matter whether it was sold ori
not. | d
C.vpt. McP vll, of C ikeshurv, w is in town i "
yest-rday. He is a great friend to the Narrow !
<? lajje Hui iroad, and is opposed to any sale of | J1
the tohI at present. He thinks there Is dan-;1
gor in the proposed transfer. j >,
Mr. James Straw morn, farmer in this j
neighborhood. m?ses colts to pay off his stove 11
Accounts. It. is easier to pay in this way, I (i
than to raise cotton to liquidate the debt.
Rev. Mil Fennel was in town yesterday, h
lie has promised to give us the history of! Ii
Rocky River church, which is one of lite old-j
est churches In the county. I ti
Charleston lias over two millions of de-j{!
posits in her National hanks We presume | .
the wIioIh of South ('arollna, outside of the j
city, lias not us much. | '
A drove of Mexican ponies were brought j
to town a few days ago. A few were sold.' ^
J*r. A. W. Smith and Mr. T. L. Douglass j j|
bought <+nc each. j t|
Mr. Warren W. Fooshe, of Coronaca. is j >
onewf tire he?t farmers in Abbeville county, e
He is a good juror, and a friend to the printer
liereof. A
Dr. KLfGH thinks that a fifteen dollar 4
teacher Is not worth much when lie under-;,
lakes to teach about seventy-live little ne- ;
groes.
Mils. Maynard, of Calhoun township, was 1 c
the first to pay taxes this year. About 51,100 j \
have lie-n collected. !tt
Mr. Richard Sondley ki'le l a wild goose j
oil his farm last Monday, out of a tlock of for-i/<
tyorfiity. M:
Sheriff Di'Tre exhibited a flue peach yes-!!,
lerday. It is of an Uctobcr variety ; large and i.
luscious. j ''
Miss SrE Wii.son. of t'lis county, is visit- ; j
Sng Mrs. Thomas Crymes. of WilllamsUm. I s
Trial Jtstice Rvnsom says that he isja
not Intendaut of the town of Latimer. j c
Mr. John Fi.wzier Livingston is now a;!
clerk in the store of Mr. It. W. Cannon.
It Is D. B. Smith. and not R. F. Smith, who'a
js bulldiug Mr.T. P. Cotliran's house. j u
Fresh candies of all sorts, have just iieen 1 a
received at Mr. Perrin's drug store. a
We should lie glad to publish the history of, 'j
any church in Abbeville county. *
Mrs. Ja.nf. L. Cater has returned from a j)
several weeks visit to Monterey. I \
"? T,??. il. is I.....in?l1>n \ '
or house chimneys repaired. ? |?
M ess its. Sea t. and P.vles, of New Market, i
were in town last. Saturday. (>
Evans Goudon leaves to-day for school, we ; ,\
know not where. n
^Iii K. Oatkr,of Anderson, Is In a prccari- J
ous condition.
Mr. .Ias. F. Clinkscax.es, of Monterey, Is |
:Fic!; of fever. j y
JtTisCE Hudson Is stopping at the New IIo* <
tel. j t
AWFUL DISASTER IN TEXAS. |s
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A Town Wrecked by ? Storm?Whole i \
Families l?rowned - - - Business a
Houses nml Residence* Capsized
anil Occupants Drowned.
(Jai.vkston, October 11.?The town of Sabine |
Fuss, at the mouth of Sabine river, the divid- [ j,
ing line between Louisiana and Texas, is re-; (
j'orteil to he entirely washed away by the ler-1,,
rifle storm of Tuesday nlutit. over .VI lives p
lire reported lost out of a total population of (,
iliXl. All telegraphic communication with the j,
town is cut oil'. Sabine Pass Is Oil miles up'
the coast from Galveston and 2S miles southwest
of lleaumout, the county seat of J offer-! (.
son county. j t]
Another report says tint during the over-i
How a hotel containing 15 or 20 persons was
tiwept oi.t into the bay and all the occupants
were drowned. j I
4>ver 90 Persons Known to Have
Perished mid Others Missing.
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BeAI'MONT,Texas, October 15.?The first re- ,
ports of the great disaster at Sulilne Pass were >'
not exaggerated. In fact the death roll now
reaches !*? s>>nls. Kelief part its that went
down as near Sabine us possible on the Sabine j
?nd East Texas railroad are yet there succor-1
Jng the destitute and sick. The train could t
not set within 12 miles of the town, but over t
a dozen tow boat* have been sent there and I
?re at work saving life and property. Th<m>
as considerable tiack water yet at Sabine,, <
hemmed in and held there by the railroad I
embank meirt.
The most intense excitement has prevailed 1 fj
lierc since flic flrst news of the fearful catas- i
troptie. People have neither eaten nor slept, 11
.^uid crowds have surrounded the wharves and l
jthedepot, waiting for the return of the train I
<>r boat from the tleva<ted town. Tb<* steamer t
J/unar left Or.mge Wednesday night at 10
4>'e|iM*k with a relief committee on hoard, i
When she would return no one knew, but a i
.constant watch was kept at orange and h'-iv. ji
At midnight, last night she arrived here. The t
people hurried to hear the news and seccive t
ine kick iinu in'Hiiim*:. 1?.
The committee report 101 persons missing,11
IHof whom arc known to Imvebeon drowned; i
;V> of tlie victims were white and f?5 colored: i
id half clad, shivering, wretched victims of i
the storm were brought U|hhi the I.anuir. i
blankets and bedding were gathered from 1?
lion<e to house for thn comfort of the heart- *
broken sufferers, every one of whom lias some I
dear friend or relative among the dead.
Dr. Calhoun, one of the /vjle.f committee,
says there are many persons in the vicinity of
it he Pass who are utterly destitute, being without
clothing to cover their nake.liie?s.
From all accounts language could not ex- 1
flifirerate the sbiie of u flairs at Sabine Pass.!1
Out of more than 1"X> houses in the village less ! j
than (J remain standing, and they are mined.;
AVives and children were swept, away and
?ijvwncd ' > 'he presence of their husbands
and fathers, who were powerless to gave |
them. The waves broke against the Hi;Jit-'
house in solid walls "?'J feet high, tearing out';
.the windows at the very top. Corpses have j'
been found at a distauceof ."10 miles from the
fsccneof the disaster. |*
A larjro loiot children undervests reduced
in price from l'io. to tile. P. ltosenberg A Co. 1
A few pieces of plaid dress flannel, price reduced
from 0.*>c. to 15o. P. Rosenberg iV Co.
forest flannel reduced from G5e. to -I.jc. P.
Rosenberg & Co. !
Children undervests reduced /rota 10cu Ho '-5c,' i
if. iwv^eitbfcrg & L'a " 1
THE TOWN OF DUE WEST.
THE COLLEGES AND THE PEOPLE OF THE
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE.
Return of a It ejected Tear lier--I>ent!i
oT a Lovely Child?House Runit?A j
Paradise for Subscription Seekers
- An Old Newspaper A Youth1
Strleken with Heart Disease?Persoiial
.'llcntlon,
Di*k West, S. C., Oct. 18, lssf..
Mrs. T,. M. Ilonner, one of tlio Vice-Principals
of tlie Due West Female College, arrived
last Saturday from New York, where she lias
been spending the summer with relatives,
and has entered regularly upon her work.
Ilcr many friends all over tlie county wi:I he
glad to learn that her health is very much
Improved. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Morse, who will spend the winter
at this place.
Once more the dreaded monster, death, lins
visited us. This time he laid hiseold icy hand
upon one of the dear little lambs of the flock.
Samuel KniiiiT, the infant- son of Mr. and
Mrs. It. C. l'.rownlee, .Jr., after an illne-s of only
a few days, has passed away, we trust, to a
better laud than this, our Saviour has said,
"sutler little children to come unto me," and
the sorrowing parents liavo this (iospel consolation,
that they can go to it. The sympathies
of the entire community arc extended
to all the family.
Mrs. A. T>. Kennedy Is spending a few days
with her father. -Mr. Louis Drennan.
Walter In Miller, Kstj., of AbhevillCi enjoyed
the protracted meeting here tlie lust few
Jay*. . .. . .
Mrs. Geo. V,Srllivan and children, of il*
liainston, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno. 1}.
Bonner,
Mrs. Ella Rarmore, of Donalds, spent a
light at Mr. 11. t". Dul'ru'f lasl week.
Mrs. Minnie Burton, of the Lowndesville
section, visited her tut her, Mr. Jas. Maglll,
a?t week.
Mr. II. I'. McGeeand children have Just, retimed
from a week's visit to relatives in the
iity of Greenville.
The cotton shipments from Donalds have
>een very materially cut off this season. The
' Mowing will show how the shipments have
Icercased:
September, 1SCX 5-T> bales.
September. iSiflj 13 bales.
October, isss .978 bales.
October, Ism"., to date 1170 bains.
The house, and all its contents, of Mr. Benon
Jones, was burned up one day last week,
'lie family were absent at the time, but the
ire is supposed to have originated from a
park on the loof from the stove. Friends
re lending a helping hand in this time of
listress. Mr. Jones llvesaboultive miles west
if here.
Hcv. W. F. Pearson leaves Wednesday for
"hcittvv, to attend the South Carolina Synod 1
n thc&Uh. Mr. II. ('. Brow nice. Sr., will acorn
pau.v him as the representative of the !
Sreenviile chureh of Mr. Pearson's charge,
"his will be Mr. lirownleo's Wist attendance .
ipon the Synod.
Ilev. J. Scott Murray, of Anderson, will
erve the Little Itlver Baptist chureh another '
ear. He Is a very acceptable pitstOf and an
ble minister. i
Mr. A. K. Miller is taking lectures in the i
ledical Usllciic at Philadelphia this Fall.
M iss Janie Barinore, of the Donalds neigh- <
orhood, is in XewbeJ'ry Under skilful profesional
treatment for an atlection of her ears.
Rev. Mr. Pearson and Rev. Dr. Lathan each 1
ifCaOJ.ed In the colored Presbyterian church
nenigi.Ma-rt wv?.'k, Quite a revival is in ;
irngrcssiii that church. 1
Mr. Samuel D. Brownlce, of Anderson, came
own to attend the funeral of his brother's ,
;? !*. ..i.ii.i i.lvi ,vi>n|.
Mrs. Calvin l'reoly, of MofTatsville, Is nt her .
not hers, .Mrs. .Mary i'ressly's. She enjoyed 1
he communion services here.
Please, inform your correspondent from I
Cinety-.Six that the "outsiders" dnl not sue
ced in securing the ministerial services o| |
he Rev. Mr. Carter, but those at the "centre" )
ave. See last week's dots as to where the s
centre" 1?. Mr. carter will serve the clmrth
lerc another year to the great grat ification of lis
many friends.
If newspaper contributors in using figures
n designate amounts would leave otr the ct- 1
hers where there are no fractious of dollars,
t would lessen the many typographical er- <
ors. Tltere is "no sense" in using ciphers
rtiere there are "no cents" iu the amounts
Iven. ,
The hearse from this place went to Little ;
i milium church yesterdav. Th-< occasion of
I was the burial of Mrs. John Thomas Had- ,
on, who died quite suddenly the day before.
oiuc of her relatives from this place at tendd
she funeral. !
The regular fall communion services in the
Lssoclate Hefoimed Presbyterian church bean
last Friday. The opening sermon was
dive red by I he pastor, Rev. \v. I? l'ressly, ,
). 1?. lie was assisted by Key, I>r. Lathan,
tev. 15. II. tJrier, liev. W. M. cirier, 1). l)..and
lev. J. X. Young. While the number ot ac- <
essinns was not large. ihe exercises were I
ery much enjoyed by the large congregation
ml community.
We clip t he following from the Axsoci'itc lie- [
Wiitrd 1'rcxby/crinn of last week : "ill our ]
ist we siaieii that one of the teachers of the
>ue West Female College was expected this
reek. 11 wives us pleasure to say that she has i
rri veil and has entered regularly upon her
fork. We refer to Madame Lizzie Lee Puqua. ,
latlame Fuqtia is a pure type of the true
out hern woman, being a native of Virginia j
nil a cousin of the renowned Southern uen- j
nil and statesman, R. K. Lee. Her cducnlonal
advantasres w<ye the very b"st, having
icen thoroughly educated in Kurope; she is '
ntirely conversant with Greek, I.atln. French '
nd Italian; her talent in the Hue arts is uu- }
isually well developed?inusie, instrumental
nd vocal, being a specialty with her. Mad- i
lilt- Fisqiiii has had several years experience .
11 teaching, and has just returned Iron) an
x tensive tour through Europe. She Is re- .
nrded by Prof. Kennedy and his assistants I
n acquisition ot high merit of whom the pa- '
rons of the insiitiuton may well lie proud."
We have been shown a copy of the Green- '
ille Mountaineer ot September^), WW, which
ad been carefully preserved by our recently
ecrased friend, Capl. 11. (J. sharp. The paper .<
ontaiiis the marriage notice of Capt and J
Irs.Sharp,sis occurring on the .">tli of that ,
iionlb, the ceremony being performed by
lev, K. K. Pre?sly. The same topics were l>eng
considered then that we are discussing at
he present time?earthquakes, farmers' conen'
ions, currency, storms, gules. Ac. The ad- ,
ertiseinents are profusely illustrated with ;
uts of houses, cars, large hands, the most no- ?
iceable of which is contained In the adveriseinent
or three runaway negroes. Tlie
\fointtoincer was then edited by 0. II. Wells,
lubscrtption price ST. per year.
Col. It K. Uowen, the cllicient Presldeut of
lie Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
tail road, spent a night last week with Col. It.
V. Iladdon,en route for home, from a visit
long the lower sc< Hon of the line. We hope
o hear tlie whistle soon.
l'rof. Newman, ofSpartanburc. was in town
nstweekin the interest of his profession?
lie tuning of pianos.
A young man who lives Just below Donalds
ias the heart disease very badly. He thinks
lint a visit to one of our most loveable and
'repossessing young ladi<-s wou'd relieve him.
lut iovc is blind. Our advice to him would
e to keep both eyes open and his horse ready
(?travel.
Mr. T. (J Kills spent a (lav or two In Angusa
la<t week. lie says he did not see the clrus
but others say he went into tlie side show
inder a misapprehension.
LLUSTRATES HIS FITNESS FOR HIS POSITION.
in Extrn Session Woulil Have Keen
Little Short of an Outrage.
Marion Star.
Tlie action of Oovernor Shepnard needs nei- !
her apology or explanation, it simply illus- |<
i-ntac liu MiiWMic tht? hlrrll rwwifi/m wliinh I
in so worthily tills and shows thai he liiis
rains enough to appreciate the financial conliiion
of the State, and the nerve to act up to
lis convictions.
That Charleston has suffered and suffered
,'reatly, is true.and hax I li-; heartfelt sympahy
of the entire state: hut while her eaiatnty
raine in an instant and had the added lior or
of sudden disaster, yet the carthounke
eaves her in scarcely worse circumstances
Inn the re?t of the Slatf.
The wealth of the State is almost entirely
uiricultural, and that industry was never
uore depressed than at present. Excessive
ill lis and had seasons generally have cut off!
he crops of the State fully tine-third of the
easonahle (xpee'ation of the farmers. The j
ytrlb<|ualu' lias injured Charleston about one-;
Ifth tri the estimable value of her taxable!
pal property.
1'ndersueh circumstances to have imposed !
in extra session of the Assembly for the pnrlose
of rehuildiiiir an Injured city, fed and |
supported l>y a worse injured country at. the!
xpi-nse of this Impoverished Stale, would
nave been little short of an outrage.
MARRIED.
M AKIMBO. net. 17. I*"*, h.v Uev. 11. V. Mil?r.
Mr. II. 1,. t'l.IN'lvSCAIiKs to Miss K. M.
WILSON, second daughter of J. F. F. Wilson.
\ll of Abbeville county.
BIRTHS.
At Abbeville, Octobcr 11, issr., to Mrs. J, S.
Mint's, n son.
At Abbeville, October 11, ISS'i, to Mrs. A. W,
fones, a son.
At. Abbeville, October 11, 1SPG, to Mrs.
Moore, a son.
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CONSIGNERS.
Kximibs-s?M. <:. Zoiirler, .T. A. Brooks. J. K.
P.rowiilee, Mrs. K. 1'nrsely 1 ?r. ! ', F, (Jury,
Ueo. ('. 1 lodges, Kleli Muishull.
i'luauur?C. 1?. llouss.
Public Benefactor.
Mr..J. C. Miller, at hi.s agency, is n public
benefactor. There Is now no earthly excuse
for wearing ill-litlinir or badly-innde clothing.
He lakes orders for the most stylish ami host
tilting clothing I hat can ho found ilhywhere.
I Ciive him an early call, and soon re your clotliI
Ing helore the co'd weal her set
The ladies should remember that Mr. Miller
I has dross goods of the most beautiful styles.
1U-13 tf
Waiinmaker'M Goo?lM?
Pall on J. Miller, at the old stand of Mil*
lcr Ilrotlicrs, anil examine his large line of
samples of gentlemen's suits, which will be
made to order in the famous clothing house of
John V/anamukcr, PhihUieliMihu lii-13 tt
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]>re?N iiooilM.
The ladles Would lie amazed t.n examine the '
fine dress goods of which J. C. Miller tiassam' II
norlv nml liliv ntIV number tlfI
yards at wholesale prices* li>-13 tf
White Brothers have the finest assortment.
of fancy china and glass ware they have ever
offered. I.oolc at their beautiful display of
guest enps, va?es, cologne sets, fine dishes,
glass bowls, salvas, pitchers, etc. 10-13
Ladles wishing lo buy a clonk are respect
fully incited to call on White Urol hers. They
will find at. their store a good assortment of
the latest styles, wmyps, New Markets, Victorias,
etc. 10-13
10 pieces all wool black Cashmeres. 10 and 101
Indies wide, just opened at K. M. lladdon <k i
Co.
40 incii all wool black cashmere the best value
ever offered by us. Just opened at K. M.
lladdon it Co.
Over 1(100 yards 4-4 bleached Pea Inland
homespun, heavy weight and soft finish, just
opened at It. M. Had don Co.
A pood over-coat and a good suit of
clothlnuforWititercan hc bought very rea-j
sonably at the store of White Brothers. 10-13 j
Seed oats, seed wheat, seed rye, seed barley
for stile by White Brothers. 10-11
Aldine suitings in all the new shades With
trimmings to match. W. E. Bell.
Ladies'and children's shoes, oil. goat and
kid, In lace and button. Win. P*. Bell. 0-22
Bustles and hoop in several styles. Win.
E. Bell. 9?22
Press flannels in all the leading shades.
Win. E. Bell. 0-22
Trieoflannels In single and double w2dtli. I
Win. E. Bell. 9-22
Cheap black dress goods just opened at R.
M. lladdon & Co.
Winter wraps, Astrakhan and fur trimmed
in black, brown and tan. W. E. Bell.
Jersey stripes for ladies and Misses wraps. ,
W. E. Bell.
Buttons! buttons! a full lino of large and
small buttons to match. Also dress ornaments
in cords for tnc shoulder and front of
dress. Win. E. Bell. 11-22
Fall and Winter dress goods In all the staple
shades just opened at It. M. lladdon & Co.
Oneca<eof the celebrated (Jeo. II. Zelglcr
dioes just opened at It. M. lladdon & Co.
.Seed barley! seed barley! at P. l'osenberg
& Co's. 10-13
Don't fail to sow a large crop of barley, rye
ind oats. For seed call oil 1'. Iloscnberg ?fc |
l.'o. 10-13
Just received ! a car load of Rust Proof Red
Dats, 70 cents per bushel. 10-13
Call on p. Rosenberg & CO. add get your
'mi rye. im-w
Remember your stock will need rye nnd;
jrt.ley in the Spring. Call and get your seed.
U-l-i
Hand made Congress gaiters, $1.50. P. Ros- j
211 berg tO Co. M-13
Rust proof red oats. 70 cents per bushel. P.
Rosenberg .t Co. 10-13
R W. Hicks, an experience cotton buyer, |
lias relumed to Abbeville for the season, |
with better facilities for bundling cotton tltnn
leretol'ore, and will pay the highest cash i
i>riee (or cotton, call and see l.im before jou
<cll. 9-iD tf D. \V. Hicks.
Win. E. Rell well have bis opening on
rhursdav, Friday aud Saturday. Sk2!>
Ladles colored Jersey with vest front, nnd
large buttons. Win. K. lid I. tk>y
Remember I have my opening on Thursluy,
Eridiiy and Saturday. Win. E. liell.
fi-20
Thnrbcr's bird seed are the best. Each packigc
contains a piece of cuttle bone. Sold by
Speed iV Xeutler. 10-6
Window glass, window glass, at Speed &
Sol! tier's. 10-0 j
lirown Brother's bird socd, 3 lbs for 2">e. at
Speed it Ncutier's. 10-C j
Prepared putty, ready for use at Speed &
Sculler's, 1<K> i
Tiinmond silver nnd trold paints at Sliced <C
Soulier's. ' " HM)
Use the Diamond Dyes, tlie most popular'
lye now in use, only 10c. per package. Sold j
t>y Speed it Xculler. lO-i!
Don't wait for the cold winds lo remind you !
that there are broken gluss In your windows,,
tint look to It at once and buy tliem from !
Speed & Xcutler. ltwj
Don't forget to try tlie "Rabbits foot" cigar
it Speed A Xeutier. Hi-fi
Try the Royal Polish, it supplies a long felt!
want?an article for cleaning silver, glass, ite. j
ilNnot a fraud but a genuine good article,
ind a simple trial will prove its superiority !
for sale by Speed it Neutter. 10-6 I
We keep flavoring extracts 111 bulk, which'
ive claim Is better than the bottled, and we'
jan make it to your Interest to buy from us.
Speed it N en Iter. 10-C
A place for everything, and everything in
its place. Try Kandoiinc for making the bangs
stay in place. Sold by Speed it Neuflcr. l'l-ti
'A full line of stationery, fancy box paper, j
pens, ink, &c., slways 011 hand at Speed it. j
Scu tier's. 10-0
liny your fancy nnd stick candies fromSrccd |
t Neutier where you will always tind it nice 1
uid fresh. 11WJ j
Over 1000 yards 4-1 Fruit of tlie Loom. Warn- j
tut la niid New York mills, just opened at R.
\I. liaddon & Co.
MARKET REPORT.
Cotton?Urcipts from September first 2.000 hale*,
[ ur market has ruled tlrin witli good diinand for all
'Hides at following prices:
Stains 7% 6
l.ow Middling S 6V?
Middling
Good Midddng S/jj bji
PROVISIONS ASD UROCERIKS.
I). 9. SlfleS B
L.rd 9 10
Flour, Choice Family 3.50
Fxtro 4.(10
Fancy 4 50
Fancy Patent 0.00
Jper yd 0
TU's per l?dle 125 1.35
Nulls, pi r kit 2.09 8.50
l:ic<- 4 c
C?tf.-c 1-/4 15
Sugar ti 8
Molasses, |kt gal 25 35
Syrup 40 50
Salt, 125 lb. sacks 75
COUNTRY rROKlTK.
New Com, per bush : 50 CO
New .Meal 60 75
Cow I Van 05 75
K^:;s. per di>z 12).? 15
Chickens 15 20 i
JIOMF.STK'S.
Print?, pfr yd 4 C
Htlrllng lx/. C
Plaids 7 7*2
Aur.fsta, Oa , Oct. 19.1SS6.
Corrected weekly by 11 ouers Co., Cotton Factors,
l.mkers and Commission Merchants, Wholesale Deal-J
.ts in timin and Provisions;
GRAIN, PROVISION AND rROIMXE MARKET.
Flour, Rest Patent $5.05
Hour. Nn. 2 Patent. 5 00
Flour, Clxdee Fancy 4.75
Flour, Good Fatuity 4.50
Flotir, Family 4.00
Flour, Kvtro Family 2.75 300 j
Wheat. Choice Seed Wheat 1.25 1.40
Corn. White, Sacked 00 02 !
Corn, Mixed 55 00
Oats, Choir*. Sei'il 05 OS
Oats, Mixed. Feed 40 40 i
1 lav, Timothy, per 100 lbs J'5 100
M'-al. llolleil 55 59
Vim* Ki'i-rl. ihm* 100 ilis t'5 1.0J I
Orits. iit-i i.i.l 8.60 t
liran, per l.M) llis '.IS 1.00 1
St<?k Mi ni, pur 100 11.8 95 1.00 <
lfve 1.15 1.25
liarley l.'J5
Meat, I). S. VIH 7%
Lai.l, Next Ilefino.l, Tierce* G*<
Sirniir, (imilulateil CM
ts.iK.ir. A ?'.< C>?
Suirnr. White. Extra C f.%
Siuar, Kxtra C ft','.* b\->
S'lirar, Ool.len Kxtra C 5;?
Susar, Yellow I' 5
Mnl.mseN llclioile.l 15
M-iliis^e.-. <5. <> 20
Si lasses. Fniicy New Orleans :?*? 40 i
i:-4?ee. i:io : It's 18U !
Ra-U'inv. iyt II. 71% !
Ties. New Arrow, ju-r liiinrli. 1.0-1 1.10 )
Dr J. H. WILSON,
Dentist.
G U E E N >V O O D, S. C.
Oct. 3>, "ru
Hattie Adams
I^l'HNISHKS ^ood nienls at nil hours. Tier'
' place of business is on the east shit; of:
tiie pui.lic square. I.et the liuujjo* calluu licr
J.>r ii good square muul.
Uet. '-'0, li'bii, If
! Tlie State of 'South Carolina,
COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE;
Probate Court.?Citation for Letters or Administration:
By J. Fri/r,ki: Lyon, Esq., Proisatk Jcdgk:
W1IKREAS, E. A. Morton lias inside suit
to me, to grant her Letters of AdminlsI
trillion of the Estnte and p Meets of A. II. Morton,
iale of Abbeville county, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
sill and singular the kindred niul creditors of
the said A. H. Morton, de-wised, that they be
! and appear before tne, in the Court of Probate,
I to be field at. Abbeville II., on Friday, October
2-lth, lttsd, after publication hereof, at. 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause. If any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and.seal, this 12tli day
of October, in the year of our Lord one
/.lirht limiilrml mill r>il>tl I v.si V
and in ih? lltLli year of American independence.
Published on tlic 11th day of October, lssfi,
in the iVw anil Jiinincr it nil on 1 lie Court.
House door lor the time required by law.
J. I' ULLKR I,VOX,
J udge Probate Court.
Oct. 13,I8-SG. tf
"valuable
W M Ml.
T OFFER FOR SALE A LL THAT PART
1 of my plantation (formerly Col. Herndon's)
lying on the East side of Coronnca
creek, four ( )) miles from Greomvnod, on road
lending to Cokesbury, containing about
500 Acres.
Snid lnnd has About 200 ACRES ORIGINAL
FOREST, 200 ACItES FINEST COTTON OR
GRAIN LAND and 100 ACHE* BEST HOTTOM
CORN LAND. Said land will he divided
into FOUR TRACTS, with FINEST BOTTOMS
and UPLANDS in each. Thickly settled.
Healthy neighborhood. Will sell at
public sale at GREENWOOD, S. C., SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 6th, 188(1, if not previously
disposed of. Titles perfect.
TERMS- One-third cash, balance In one,
two and three years, with interest annually,
and with bond and mortgage of premises.
Mr. B. F. Reynolds, surveyor. Greenwood,
H. C., will show plats of said land.
For further particulars address
JOHN S. FAIR,
Newberry, C.
Oci. is, i6?c, .it
]N OTIOE Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of thcBonnl of County Commissioners
for Abbeville County will be held on Monday,
November 1, ISSCi. All persons hold
ing bills, accounts, or demands of any kind
against said County, which have not been
presented .to the Board of County Commissioners,
at special meetings held during the
year, arc hereby required to deposit Ihe same,
duly sworn to, with the Clerk of the Board
on or before the thirty-first day of October, so
that they may he examined and ordered paid
at the annual meeting.
D. L. MABRY, I
Clerk :B. C. C.
October <5, 1S?<5. 4t
The Ssate of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABUEVILI.r,
in* tiie probate coitkt.
Ex Parle Thos. J. Orlflln, as Administrator, j
I'eu I loner.?leuiiou lor rjutLiumeub uiiu
Discharge.
'l^KOS. J. (MUFFIN having filed his potl1
tion in tills Court praying for n fin.il settlement
and discharge of the estate of Agues
\V, Reynolds. deceased :
IT is ORDERED: That Monday tlie 8th
day of November next, be fixed lor t he settle-1
incut of said estate as prayed for.
J. Fill,I.Kit LYON, |
Judge l'robutc Court. !
.September 20, 1SSG. ot
To School Trustees.
IX accordance with section liiu of the (Jenem!
Statutes we hereby authorize the trustees
of the several school districts to open the
public schools of A ibevillc county for scholastic
year 1SSH-S7, on Monday, November 1st,
1>SU. We would rccotumeiid to the trustees;
the rules and pav of teaehers now In forcc.
Respectfully,
CEO. C. IIODOES,
.1. C. K
.1 SO. A. ROBINSON,
Co. lid. of Examiners A. C.
Oct. 6,1SS6, tf
GINNINGiND PACKING,
I HAVE I wo first-class gins at work In my
gin house near I lie Depot. Capacity fifteen
to twenty bales a day.
Charge for ginning and packing,
^Thirty-Five Cents Per Hundred.
Every effort will be made for the accommodation
of customers, and as little delay as
possible in doing work.
T. W. HI C MIL LAIN,
Abbeville. S. C.
Sept. 2S, 1SSG, tf
FOR SALE.
An kxckt.lf.vt plantation, six
HI'NUIIKI) ACRKH of choice IhikI, I
within one mi to of Coko-bury, two miles of |
Hodges I>epot, Colombia and Greenville Kailroad.
Tlie Atlantic and Western Kail road
passes through Mm prenibcs, with a depot, in
three-quarters of a mile of (lie residence. Water
excellent; perfectly healthy; good dwelling
ntul outbuildings; fine orchard. Water
(iltlsT MILL on premises. Will sell the
whole or divide into tracts to suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
F. M. GODBOLD,
Cokesbury, S. CSept.
fi, ISfiC, Sin
COTTON GINNING.
I
TIIR undersigned are now running TWO;
(?INS daily, with a capacity of from fifteen
to twenty hales a day. our charge for
(iinnlug and racking Is
Thirty-Five Cents per Hundred.
Prompt attention will be ulrcn to all busl-i
ness entrusted to our care.
Smith & Henry.
A bbeville, S. C. |
Sept.2!>, 1SV?. If
AMdm for lie Council.
SkALISD HIDK will bo received fron> the
newspapers until I lie fourth Friday in Oeto-j
her, to do all tlie advertising for the Council
during the j car ending August SI, 1S.-7.
JO>i:S F. 3IILLER,
Secretary.
Sept. 29, ISSfi.
Watch Repairing.
TV. HVKAHI) has moved his shop to Iho j
, shop on Main street,recently occupied |
hy 15. M. Kenton as a sewing machine ollic-,
where lie will he tflad to serve his customers |
hy any work In his line, lie repairs watches,1
clocks, jewelry, sums pistols, etc., Ill a skillful J
manner at low prices.
(Jet. y, litfG, It
| IN OUR M QUARTERS!!
J. D, CHALMERS & GO'S
itiTim m
Now in Center Store of New
Hotel, Convenient and
Easy of Access.
O' UK slock Is lull of handsome fUrlilture
Ami our prices at nil times us low as the
lowest. Call and see Us. Respectfully,
j. d. chalmers & co.
SPRING IIEP-S. The Woven Wire Mattress
at S3.UU ami SJ.00 each, will Inst a life time.
J. I). CHALMERS & CO.
JUsT to had this week, a pretty lot of oil
Cloth Window Shades in "DADO" styles.
j. d. Chalmers & co.
OPLENDll) SOFAS, at, the lowest prices, i
]0 Just what is needed for the warm season.
J. 1). CHALMERS & CO.
rPWIN Sl'RINO, 81.00; 110 SpriUp. SUO;
1 Spiral Springs, S2.50; Star Spring Red with
30 springs, SJ.75. J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
Handsome walnut sideboards at
S-.'G to SIO. Walnut Bureaus, SI2 to S18.
! Imitation Walnut Bureaus, pretty styles, ut
I prices from SO to $12.
J, d. chalmers & co.
HALL STANDS, Hat Racks, What Nots.
Bracket?, Picture Frames, all useful and
neccssury to make your homes attractive.
J. D. CHALMERS & CO. |
WE have in stock a few Beil and Single
Lounges, something every family should
have. j. D. CHALMERS & CO.
PICTCRE FRAMES, nil sizes and styles,
made to order. A large assortment ol' de
signs to order from.
J. D. CHALMERS A CO.
I^INE CM A Mi! Kit SUITS. "\Vftlnut, Ash,
. Cherry, latest styles and lowest prices.
J. I). CI IA LM KUS it CO.
BEDSTEADS,all styles and prices. Prices
at 3-2.50, So.UO, S.3.A0, 31.00, ?5.00, *1.00, $7.00 and
upwards. J. 1). CHALMEItS ?fc CO.
March 17, 1S%6. 1
Debtors and Creditors.
ALL persons Indebted to the estate of Mrs.
E. E. \VATKINS, deceased, must make
I immediate payment, and all persons having
! claims must present the same within thirty
days. .1. \\\ SIGN, 1
j Oct. 13,18S0,4t Administrator.
Terra Cotta Wells.
1VTTE undersigned will put you up a 19 inch
Term Cotta Wi ll for halt the price of a
dug one. The com/mm wood bucket is used
for drawing water. The cleaning out is the
work of a moment by keeping a galvanized |
sheet iron bucket in the bottom to be hooked
out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also
ageut for the celebrated uucumoer rump.
C. M. CAI.KOUX,
Green wood, is. C.
They are frog proof and superior to one du7.
Jou! S. Liailey, Greenwood.'
| They are bound 10 take precedence over all
others. i'rof. 1 Slake. Greenwood.
Joe Liuoii, llrudley.
ituv. H. Smart, Troy,
Dr. I,. Anderson, Ninety-Six.
Itcv. Prcssly, Due West.
I). J. W'ardlaw, McCormick.
1"0 other names given If necessary.
Feb. 24,18S(5. lyr
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
ATJj persons indebted to the eslato of
JAM-Ks II. IWUTT, deceasod, will please
make immediate payment, and persons holdI
ing claims will present the same properly
1 attested.
TI10S. J. MUTT,
Sept.lSifi, It. Administrator.
mm college;
DUE WEST, S. C.
OrrcXS FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
A thorough College training at u very
moderate cost. The entire expenses for the
nine months need not exceed Sl(w. Send tor
catalogue.
TT> HJT HDTPD
vv. iu. uriiijii, iiisiucuu
August 4,1S"'0, tf
"dxjewest"
Session opens fiiist Monday of octuber.
Ten teachers. Ten pianos in constant
use. Facilities In French and Music, In- '
struHicntal and Vocal, unsurpassed. ProBof
the College were never brighter.
Whole cost of Board and regular Tuition for ,
year, Si to. 00. For catalogue apply to
J. P. KENNEDY, President. !
July 15, 1880, tr
IN S U R A NC ELTCENSEr j
Exkcutivk Department.
OKKICK OK CoMPTROJ.LEU CxKNKKAI/,
Coi.umhia, ss. C., Sept. 24, I6o0.
T CERTIFY, That Mr. J. T. PARKS, of 1
Abbeville, Agent of THE CHEASAPEAKE .
FIHE INsCUaNCE COMPANY. Incorpora- .
ted by the District of Columbia, has complied
Willi Ihe requisitions of the Actof the Gen- i
eral Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate
Ihe Agencies of Insurance Companies not in- .
corporated in the State of South Carolina," .
and I hereby license the said Mr. J. T. l'arks, |
Agent aforesaid, to take risks and transact an .
business of Insurance in this State, in the ,
County of Abbeville) for and In behalf of said
Company.
Expires March 31st, ISC.
\V. E. STONEY, 1
Comptroller General. '
April 7,1886.
Dr. G. AT NEUFFER,
Physician and Surgeon,
AH1IEVILLE, 8. C.
Feb. 17, IPSO, ly 1
PERRIN & COTHRAN,
.Attorneys at Law,
ABBKVIIjLE, S. CT.
1*. THOMSON",
J. \V. THOMSON,
thomson &;;thomson,
ATTOItSEYS AT LAW,
AHHKVILLF, S. C.
I *1. ?**? In T.nw TvflllcrC. !
Jan. 13, lSSfi, 2in
Motice.
PERSON'S who liavo purchased SKWIXG
MACHINES from,or through Air. K. M.
J KKATOX, arc hereby notified not to make
I any payments to saiil K. M. Kenton, or to any
; traveling c*o I lector, unless such collector has
the note with him.
Mr. THOMAS McftETTKSAX,at Abbeville
Conrl House, is aul.horir.cd to receive ami receipt
for any payments made to him on these I
notes.
C. A. REED, Agent. I
Sept. 15, ISSfl, tf 1 '
Real Estate Broker. |,
T1IK undersigned oilers his services to the
citizens oi Ahhuvillc county in the pur- '
ehn?e and sale of real estate. I.
I also represent two reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. J. T. l'AUKS. j.
Oct. 1J, 1SSC, tf !
* ' i I
\VM. H. PARKER AV. C. MCHOWAN* I \
PARKER & McGO WAN |
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
AHUEY1LLL, C. II., S. C.
AT* II. I. practice also in the Circuit Courts oi
: >? the t.'uiteU stales for South Carol! mi*
Jan 7,1SS0, tf
FKED. 13. POPE.
POPE &
Cotton 3
axjotUS1:
Personal Attention to all !
qeisterajl
MM/A CCA r.TTAl
11M ? JtXOOtl uun
Sept. 15,1S80, Cm
UNDER THE!
T. C. FI
HAS Just opened a new and elegantly flttec
NKW HOTEL, and Is now receiving ai
liomplete a full llnfe of
Drugs, Medicines, Chei
Alsrt, all the popular PATENT MEDICINES k
warrants to be fresh and gooih
Proscriptions Carefully Compound
II"i also offers a well selected stock of FANCI
Colognes, Foreign and Dome
in great variety, Fines
Tils line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS Is slmpl
NAIL. FLESH, SHAVING AND SHOE BUU
e*f. He has always In stock a full line of STAT
January "28,1885. tT
SPEED &
Keep constantly on hand a full
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ctc..(
EXT AND PROPRIETARY AIEDICiN^S. H
Dyspepsia. For sale only by vx. Try our BLAG
and our COMPOUND SYRUP SARSAPAUII
BED HUG POISON, the most convenient way t
nil the staph* and fashionable colors. A lull
STATIONARY, etc.. etc. The best brands or C
prihipleto stock of WHITE LEADS, PAINTS
URL SUES, WINDOW GLASS, GOLDEN MAI
Bros. PREPARED PAINT, the bestlu the mar
Prescription
Pliysicinn's prescriptions and Family Recipei
rlenued and competent bauds. Orders by hand
April 29, 1SS5, tf
PALMETT(
Tie Largest and Best Me
WITH SELEC]
JUNE QLD ^yHISKEY,
AND JJOMESTIC, J^UBLIN
AnD A EE, TPRESH
JL' JLF
^LSO A JpULL J^INE 0F 'JOB/
jy^OUNTAIX ?J-AP JJYE
qorn -^ynisiai
Thos. McGettig
Richmond and Danville Railroad* Columbia
and Greenville Division.
ON and after August 15. 1-3S6. Passenger trains
will run as herewith indicated upon thin rond
iiid its branchfa :
DAILY, KXOEPT SUNDAYS.
No. 53. CP l'ASSKNOKR.
Leave Columbia. 10 45 a m
Arrive Alston 11 45 ui
Arrive Newberry lie 4S p tn
Arrive Chappells 1 84 p in
Arrive Ninety-Six, I) 2 03 p tu
Arrive Greenwood 2 42 p in
Arrive ll?d^e8 3 05 p in
Arrive Dnniiiiltl* ; 3 20 p in
Arrive Uelt<>n ;. 4 11 p in
Arrive Ureenvllle ; o <w p in
.no. 52 down passenger.
Lenvo Greenville 9 45 a m
Arrive Helton 11 08 a in
Arrive DonnaMs...; II 51 p in
Arrive Ilodges 12 17 p in
Arrive Greenwood 12 44 j> in
Arrive Ninety-Six, D 1 10 j> in
Arrive Obappell's 2 OS p m
Arrive Newberry 8 02 j> ni
ArHve Alston 4 05 p in
Ari'ive Columbia... i......... 5 15 p in
ABBEVILLE I'.ItANCll.
Leave Abbeville 10 45 a m
Arrive IMrranjrh's 11 08 a m
Arrive Hodges 11 45 p in
L<aVe Undoes 12 25 p m
Airsvc IJirraiish's 1 02 p in
Arrive Abbeville 1 25 p in
L ovo Abbevtlie 1 55 j> m
Arrive Diirrunsb's 2 IS p m
Arrive Hodg.s 2 55 p in
Le tve Ilo'lgcs 3 30 p in
Arrive Darraiiih's 4 07 p m
Arrive Abbeville 4 30 p in
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD AND ANDERSON 1:RANCH.
Leave Helton 4 15 p in
Arrive Anderson 4 47 j> ni
Arrive Seneca (1 00 p in
At rive AVnllialla 0 33 p in
Leave Wallialla S 20 a in
Arrive Seneca S 42 a in
Arrive Anderson 10 22 a m
Arrive Helton. ... 10 57 am
LAUKHN8 RAILROAD.
Leave Newberry...., 8 15 p m |
[. are Helena 3 22 j> in :
Arrive Clinton 5 (>;l p in j
Arrive Lanrens..... 5 55 [? in j
Leave Laurens X LO a m j
Arrive Clinton 9 (V> a m i
Arrive Helena 11 (1) p in!
Ar.ive Newberry..; 11 10 |? 111J
D?Dinner,
Time-Knstern standard.
G. It. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
las. L Taylor, G. 1*. A., Washington, P. C.
I). CAKDWKLL, Assist. Gen. Pas. As.nt.
Seal,
Mcllwaine
& CoJ
TJaVE on hand almost every variety of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
ivhleli they oftcr to their customers on the
most advantageous terms.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
With the best of workmen In every branch of
>ur business, and an nhundanl supply cl
timber, and oilier materials, we are prepared
to do all kinds of repairing in the very best
manner, at. the shortest notice, and on the
most, accommodating terms. All work fully
ivarranU-d.
SEAL, McILWAINE & CO,,
Washington Street.
Chairs.
TJIklnds and styles. Over G'10on hand. !
A I. 1>. CHALMERS dc CO.
JS'ov. -3 lSi'3. ti J
LAMAR L. FLEMING; .
FLEMING.
factors,
rA, G A. , A .'
Branches of the Business*
. AGENTS
NO COMPANY.
NEW HOTEL. I
jfS.Jn.XJXT
I up DRUG STOKE on the Corner under the
ud \VU1 continue to receive till his stock la
meals, Dye Stuffs, &c.
eptin a liist-classDrugstore,all of \rhlch he
ei\ at all liours, Day and Sight.
f GOODS, consisting of
;stic, Handkerchief Extracts
t Tobacco, Cigars, &e?
y complete. Every variety of HAIR, TOOTtl
SH S( )APS from the finest toilet to the cheap
?IONERY, which is unsurpassed.
NEUFFER,
gists. v|li
AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE
:tc. All the latestand popular lines of PATIEHB1NE,
the best Liver Medicine, cures
K.15LRKY CORDIAL for Summer Complaint, gB
L.LA with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood.
>f destroying these Insects. DIAMOND DYL8
line of FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES*
IGARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. 4 * !
. OII,K, VARNISHES, ETC.; FTC PAINTS
JHINE OIL. We sell the celebrated Htirrlsou
ket. Spccial attention paid to the
Department.
s filled at all hours of day and night by expe- '..as
i or mail promptly attended to.
SPEED & NEUFFER.
^4T7W\1T
9 DALiUUD.
1 House ii tie Uj-Comtrj. If
rBRANDS OP
lNDY AND "^yiNEB, jpOREIGS /
AND J^IVERPOOL JpORfER
2R ^LWAYS ON JJAND.
lCCO, QIGARS AND QIGARETTB?
AND igTONE jyjOUNTAlN
CS A igPECIALTY.
;an, Proprietor I
No, 4 Washington Strdfit,
The Place to Get What M
You Want! ' ;||i
THOS. M. CHRISTIAN
HAVING bought the interestof Mr.
JOHN WILSON ill .the- business
formerly conducted by them jointly will
keep always In store, a complete stock'of
FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED'
GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES . o*.
all kinds. The best and cheapest $>I*
GARS and TOBACCO. The FINES']?
WINES and LIQUORS.
Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey
For medical purposes .a specialty. Also,"* .,;|S
Choice Liquors of any kind for medical
purposes. ' "
Give him acall. Satisfaction guaranteed:
All persons indebted to the firmof
Christian it Wilson must make immediate
payment.
THOS. M. CHRISTIAN,
Abbeville, S. C/ "M
Feb. 13,1884, tf
Coffins at Lowndesville.
JW. SM3X ban COFFINS at Lowndesville
a in care of Dr. J. 15. MOSELY. The
Hoarse will be scut from Abbeville Vrhen re?
Q Abbeville, May 12,18SG. tf
Hoofing and Tinning.
r AM now prepared to do all kinds of roof*
ing and tinning at the lowest easli prices. L * 3
will 1)0 glad to answer all demands, for my' .
services on the line of the Savannah Valley
Railroad. Address meatMtt'armel. . - -,M
Oct. 4,18*5 tf. O. A. SHILLITO. .
Marshall P. DeBruhl,
Attorney at Law,
ABBEVILLE C. II. S. 0.
For Sale. ....? A
GRADE ESSEX SOW. with seven beautiful
pigs. Apply at this oifice.
Sept.S, 1S-S0. tf ... ...
EI.LIS O. GRAYD0JT. ' WM. >*. OKAYDOS
GRAYDON &GRAYDON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ^
ABllEVU.LE, S. C.
All business promptly attended to.
Dec. 0, ISSo. tf
rtJALTER L. MILLER,
Attorney at Law,
Ahbeville. S. CI
<r%0flice formerly occupied by JudgeTh'om- J
son. April 7,188L I
JAMES A. PARTLOW,
GREENWOOD, S. C.,
|S TIIE GENERAL AGENT for the sale of
1 the Right to Territory in which to use J.
A. Mel'urry's Terracing Instrument.
Jan. fi, lS-M., tf
Copartnership Notice.
rplIK undersigned have this day formed a
L copartnership for the practice of law un**
dor tlic tirm name of DcBKl'lIL ?V liltAl).
J,KY.
Utliee No. 2 O'Neal Range.
.M. r. debrithl,
W. O. RRADLEY". Vvi
January 1st, 188(1. tf
Be Careful.
DO not undertake to break your colts with
old harness; you may ruin them. Como
and get a new one that you can depend on, at
a reasonable pi ice, fro:u
April 7, lSSH, tf TIIQS. BEGGS.
Steel Engravings, Cfiroinos, 3j
On, PAINTINGS, nt low prlcos, suitable
fur presents. I'ine lineof mouldings anil'
("mines. Toilet looking gla^s with levels and
thermometer attached. Nf\vgood$.
J. 1). CHALMERS ?t CQ,