Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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???a? mi ii IN THE SOUTH. . . * ^ ftr-'V A little gray swallow, ? ' - \7 I fled to the vales ^ \--v > *. Of the nightingales, - . And tho woods of Apollo. Behind mo lie tho sheer while cliffs, the hollow Green waves that break at homo, tho northern gales, Tho misty skies,the homesteads in the dales? For all my home is far and cannot follow. ^ O night ingnle voices, _ r -.*7 O lemons in flower, x O braiu lies of laurel! "V^.i o>-f>nll !i:if nh. not here mv choice is! Fain would I pluck one pink-veined bloom of SOlTcl, Or hear the wrens build in a hazel bower. ?A. Mary F. Robinson i:i Magazine of Art. A Fortune Siftc:l 1'rom A sites, "I know a man,'1 said a cable ear passenper, "who came to Chicago three years ago when ho was just of age, without a dollar. lie hired out to n butcher and delivered meat from a basket, which he carried on his : Bhoulder. It was hard work and the young countryman didn't get fat 011 it, but he kept J his eyes open and resolved to improve the first opportunity to lietter his condition. As | As butcher boy ho went much into alleys and back yards and there noticed that tlio ash piles which came from the hou-o stoves had a good deal of coal i.~ them. lie bought a handcart with his savings, resigned from the butcher shop ami went around and made arrangements with householders to draw tlir ir | ashes away. Ilis charges were surprisingly | i low and by hard work he managed to earn a dollar and a half a day in this way. "But this was only half of his earnings. He rigged up a sieve, through which he screened all the ashes he hauled, and the coal thus secured was worth about ? !..")'> more. ! He then went into the business <>:i a larger scale, hiring laborers and furnishing them I carts and rigging up a large screen, whero lrv-,1 nffoi- lnml rv.nlil lv> (llllllK'll. He liaS boys to pick out the cinders and clinkers and j wagons to haul tho coal away and sell it. llo now hauls unsifted ashes away for nothing, | but charges for removing sifted a-hes. A j good many people who used to sift their ashes don't do it now, saving themselves the trouble and getting tho refuse hauled away for ! nothing. That butcher boy is making about ! $3,000 a year.?Chicago Herald. A Man of Muclt Wunlrobo. Ono exquisite youth, who lives not 1.000 j miles from New York, and whoso soul is bound up in waistcoats and neckties, is here, j sorting his twenty pairs of boots and getting his wardrobe in order for the summer cam- | paign. Last August lie was thrown head 1 over heels out of a dog cart on the ocean | drive. They pieked him up half senseless, and ' were trying to discover tho extent of his in- j ; juries, when, true to his instincts, ho gasped faintly: "Oh, nevab mind mc! See to my tile and my trousabsf' He persuaded his mamma to enroll hersc-lf among the cottagers here, which, after much urging, she consented to do, stipulating that ' she should have no care or worry about , tlie housekeeping until he agreed to take it o!f her hands. So be bauntc 1 the shops last season to find bargains in the way of tea and sugar, and convulsed the tradesmen by his elegant ignorance. Ono day two ladies, who were making some purchases in a grower's shop, were suddenly astonished at hearing a voieo say in a languid drawl: "I want some of that stuff to put in soup?looks like worms, dontcher know*"' and, turning round in u:irestnuliable curiosity, they beheld this famous specimen of tha genus dude, and, furthermore, had the pleasure of seeing him invest in a pound of fleur, which ha ordered sent home, together with the stufT tljat looked like i wornn. However, this is r.n exceptional case.?Newport Cor. Boston Herald. Viewing Himself I)o::o in Wax. I saw Jay Could read a panel advertisement that had just been placed i:i a museum in wax. His eyes returned to the placard repeatedly, and it was cl -nr that Lis mind was on the subject. lie h?d been ae- i customed for years to seeing himself portrayei! in likeness and caricature, but to be done i!i wax was a new sensation. At the Twenty-third street station hangs a sign-! board of the museum, which is close by, and on a sudden impulse, apparently, < loukl (juit the train on seeing it. Evidently he was going to examine bis efllgy. 1 hustily followed him. We put down our half dollars simultaneously at the entrance. Gould went in timidly, but the hour was too early for general visitors, and we two were the only per. sons there aside from tir> attendants. He passed fwa ono exhibit to another quickly, neglecting monarch*, mur lerers end other celebrities until bo came to a figure labeled "Jay Could." It was not a lirstrato I counterpart presentment by any means, ami it had a bold, staring countenanco instead of the reticent, abnegatory one of the? original. Gould viewed it from all sides for about three i minutes, then glanced around to Hud that bis inspection bad not unhappily drawn a crowd, and returned to the railroad.?"Undo Ben's" ( New York Letter. \ Fato of a Femalo Bull Fij-hter. The Torera Bcnita del Amo then sat on a chair in tlio middle of the arena and calinlv - - - - ? awaited the onsiauglit oi a l re-.u annual. m the twinkling of an eye she was caught ou the bull's horns and was tossed high into tho airv falling stunned to the ground. This was the most deplorable; part ol' the jierformunco, raid no more serious accidents occurred. Tho quadrille of men instantly attracted tho bull's attention from his prostrate prey, and tho woman was quickly sprinkled v.ith water ' or vinegar, and rose apparently uninjured I from the ground. Her light clothes were torn' to shreds. Frutcs repeated the chair movemej.!". lv\ more adroit thai'. ;!.e .voman/hp.i?;::il sprang aside L- r u.e Lull could bear !->* -t on hi n, a:. l /ist o?-:'.pe<i a terribi !: :i t'.iiti !. Six Inills in-all "were 1 . 1?id . i'uri;ig the uf ten won. The woman's jjerfonnances; were great failures, and the local journals ', call upon the authorities that tin- principals in this brutal pjistimo may at least ho conlined to men, if ball-Ughting is to l?o continued at Nismcs.?.Nwiics Letter. Tlio Lack of tho I'i^nro 7. The marriage certiii-ate of (.-'rover Cleveland and Frances Foisom shows that tho former is 40 years old and tho latter ~1. As we all know, "figures do not lie,'' and as wo have learned from the alchemists, the figure 7 is particularly lucky. Now, if one reik-.-ts v that the bride's age is three times seven and that the groom's ago is seven times seven, and that the difference between them is four times seven, he will see how lucky they ought to be.?Cincinnati Enquirer. Two I'laccH of Great Interest. A member of congress b reported to havo said to some of his constituents who were .sightseeing in Washington: "Uo lijr.it to the Smithsonian institution, whore yon will see all that God ever made; ;; > tii. !i'*e to tho patent olllce, where yoa will see all that man ever made."?Exchange. 1'each trees thirty-two years old still bear profusely at Levyville, Ua. Jealousy is the apprehension of superiorly. Slienstone, Itoscrs & Co. are selling Hour at lvr barrel; banjrinjr Iff poundsat '" }\ eonts. Ship your c?;tt<ju to liogci.s iV Co., ami onter your groceries. HgBw There is no surer p'aee <-f i?> in-.: sun "1 in EESH^B^adv-niadee'olhinir than 'li<> store of Wlito Their stoek in tliisline all. mei>, you:lis and hoys! ami be dad n Ih'oih' RaKaHflgHB^^kThey are HBHB|n^Hill please hear ?mii be celebra^l * Zel^h II. .-1. liudtiouflc Cu. HBrai| 4 HHBHHB - Suul TOWNSHIP ELECTION Tor the Advancement of the Interests of the Enterprise. The State of South Carolina, (.Ol'NTY OF AliliKVILI.K. P TIIE HOARD OF COUNTY COMmissioners of thoCountvof Abbeville, in mooting assembled, on this the 1st day of November, ISSii. lie it rewired by the Hoard of County Commissioners of the said County of Abbeville, now met and sitting as a Hoard, Thai in pursuanccof the provisions of an Act of the (icncrul Assembly of the State of South Carolina, entitled ".1m .lei.to iiirnr/niri'l< the Chester, Greenwood mid Abbeville Jim'lroud Com/hiiii/," approved ~d December A. D. 1SS5, and upon the written application of a majority of the owners of real estate of Abbeville Township, in said State and County, duly received by this Hoard, asking that an election be held upon the question of SUR-j scnrrxiox or no subscription, to the capital stock of the Chester, CSrcen- ; wood and Abbeville Railroad Company, of bonds to ihe amount of Til REE PER j (.i'j.M. oi me; i;i.\:ui:? juupi-iiv in Township, bo submitted to the qualified voters ol" said Township, in accordant; with the terms of the Act of incorpora-1 lion of said Railroad Company, approved ?2d December, 1SS<?. Said bonds to bo issued on the condition that the track of the said Railroad Company be located through the town of Abbeville, in said Township, according to the provisions of i said Act. An election be held on the 27iii gay cf Noveiite, 1885,1 at A RUE VILLK COURT HOUSE, in the town of Abbeville. The polls to be opened at 7 o'clock A. M. and remain open ; until (5 o'clock P. M., at which election j shall be submitted to the qualified voters of said T ownship, tlie question of wheth-; er or not the said Township will subscribe to the capital stock of the said Chester, Greenwood and Abbeville Railroad Company in bonds, with interest I not to exceed seven per centum per an-j limn, payable in twenty years, to ti e amount of T1IREB PER CENT, of thei assessed value, for taxation, of tiie real j and personal property held and lo.atcd in said Township. That is to say, the ques-1 lion of. "SL' 15SCRIPTION*' or "NO' SUBSCRIPTION'' to tlie capital stoat 01 s tid Com pan}'. That said subscripti jii to be made on < the condition that the said bonds bo not issued until the track ul' the s.dd Hailroad Company be located through the| town of Abbeville in said County. That J. \Y. Thomson, W. X. draydon and Frank Ilcnry arc hereby appointed the managers of said election with lull! power to hold and conduct the same, count the votes, declare and certify tliej result according to the laws in force audi the provisions of said Act. That the voting at said election shall be by ballot. Tho voters who desire to vote! in favor of said Township making thej aforesaid subscription shall vole a ballot' having writion or printed thereon the word "SUBSCRIPTION," such of said voters who desire to vote against the said subscription shall vote a ballot having written or printed thereon the words "NO SUBSCRIPTION." That notice of said election stating the time, place and purpose and form of ballots to be voted thereat, be published as by law directed in at least one of thej newspapers published in tho town of Ab- j beville, in said County, for three weeks j immediately prior to said election on 27th ilay of November, l&tfJ. Nov. 1, ISSti. l?y order of the Board. JAS. A. McCORD, Ch. I*. C. C. war. kili:y, W. T. COWAN, Comity Commissioners Attest : i). l. 3iai5iiy, :>. c. c. Notice to ilird Hunters?Do Kot Trespass* f.Ii porsmis sire hereby warned not to iro ,\ npott ii y premises situated in Magnolia town-hip and known as l!;c MelHitllo place, to li tut I or .shoot pari riiljres or any oilier tiiinK-. Tin.* law against lre>p:is>ers vi 11 be enforced. J. S. AOliWOtiJ). j Agl. Mrs. S. A. NOllWOOi). October 27, ti' .Medium copy. To Bird Hunters. \l.t, persons are lu-n l>y warned i.ot To trespass nn the premises oi Mis. s. M..CAI,IliU'N for t!n* purpose of shooting partridges or any other ifame. The law against ires-I passers will be strictly ell forced. So taUei wiirniiiir. The premises almve referred to are | siin: t -d in Magnolia township and known as feilar Grove. WM. I'. CAMHd'.V. | Agt. Mrs. S. >f. C.MJKil'N. < ietoiicr 27, 1 'WJIf. Medium copy. SIMM m PACKING, I T 1IAVE two flrsl-f1as?glnsnl work in my I sin house near 11?? 1 ?oj?ot. Capacity liftci-ii to I weiiiy hales a day. I Charge for gitu.ii:^ mnl packing, :Thirty-Five Cents Per Hundred. Kvor.v etl'irl will he made for the ncnommo-' ilnt'iin of eiMomers, ami as little delay as, possible in dniii^ work. t. w. McMillan, Abbeville. S. C. i Sept. CS ls*!?, tf Sale cf Valuable Land Near Mt. Carmel. ^ i >I'I-'1'!I for salt* my tisi*?1? trswt of land. I M'i'hltl ??(!?* mile of M!. ('-irilirl depot.oil Ivanitah VnlVy 11;i:11'<>:?*I. lyiiiL'oi: i!oe!?y hiMii'-h. w;t'e:< of I 11sI liiver. ami enntailiiii.'ONK il f.\ I *1!KI? .A M ? l\T< i i M'Y- S-'.l VK . niipvcur l?>s, I-"Kl'ill i !CH\ to TWK.VTY acres are in wood land, arnl the remainder embraces some lino initio and cotton land. Tli?- p :<< ! renn from ^ hales io i*. l-a'es of coltoii sinima'iy. Thfi titles have been sulimilled to a reliable attorney at Abbeville C. 1J.. and will he votteln d for l?y him. For terms eiiipiiiu al tii?' /Ve?.? >t:ul /i-nnrr lifllec. I.l'CY J. MAI!!?. ; M'JV. o, 18S6, Jt ' MKgogywBwnBBra^ggoapwaBMii i mmbb ruw* | Hi OUR NEW QUARTERS!! ? 4^ ? ? |J. B. CHALMERS & CO'lij I Now in Center Store of New Hotel, Convenient and Easy of Access. Orn stock is full of handsome furniture ami our prionsat si 11 times as low as the j lowest. Cull anil see us. ltospeet I'nlly, J. 1). UIIALMK1W & CO. ' opitlNti IJKDS. The Woven Wire Mattress 1 O alSJ.00ami Jo'-Otieach, will last a life time. J. I). Clt AI..MI".KS iV Ull. J17ST lo linil this week, si pretty lot. of Oil Cloth Window Shades in *'DA1>0?' styles. J. D. CII ALMKItS it CO. ! oI'LENDTD SOFAS, at tho lowest prices, i 0 Just what is needed for the warm season. J. D. CHALMEKS & CO. j 'PWIN SPKIXC. S1.00; 111) Spring, Sn.-vT; , 1 Spiral Springs, SAoti; Star spring lied with j:!5springs,$1.75. J. D. CHALMKliS it CO. H1 AXDSOMK WALXFT SfDEliOARDS at to *10. Walnut. Ilurcuus, $12 to ?18. [ Imitation Walnut l'ureaus, pretty styles, at i prices from to to tTA J, I). CIlALMKltS A CO. stands, Hat Kaelcs, What. Xots. 15raeket?, Picture Frames, all useful and ! necessary to make your homes attractive. J. 1>. CHALMERS it CO. WK have in stock a few lied and Sinirle Lounges, something every family should have. J. I>. CHALMERS it CO. nicrrilE FRAMES, nil sizes and styles, 1 made to order. A large assortment ot designs to order from. J. I). CHALMERS A CO. T.MXE C1IAMHER SUITS, Wahiut. Ash, 1; Cherry, latest styles and lowest prices. J. 1). CH A I. ME Its it CO. BEDSTEADS,all styles and prices. Prices at SJ.-K), ?!.U0, $5.00.;Y>.'I0, i7.nu and upwards. J. D. CHALM1?RS & CO. March 17, 1ST,. The State of South Carolina, AHHEVILLE COUNTV. Ex rartc Mary T. Quarles, Petitioner.?Application lor Homestead. VjOTICE is herehy given to all persons conIS ci.imd, that Jlis. Mary T. i^uarles has applied to me to have the Homestead exeinptioii allowed hy law sot oil to her lu hersiuue, as heir at law, of the real estate of the late Thniii::sThomson, deceased, or the proceeds of snii' of i lie same tor imrtilion. Dated October 1-, IKSli, and published once a week fur four weeks ill the Abbeville l'rcss and Maimer. J. C. KLl'GII, Master. Oct. 12,1?SJ, It Ready for the Fall Trade. OritlXG the dull summer months we have been busy making up a lot of sing'c anil double huggy Itnrncs. also a lot. of of single and double wagon harness, and everyUi 1 usr usually kept in sueli an estaMishmeat, which we will sell at fair prices, all our work is hand made. Call at the harness shop of THUS. BKGGS. Sept. 22 18 G. tf Terra Cotta Wells. ' pi IK undersigned wHl put you up a 1!) In eh i Term Cm I a Well lor hall the price ol a tins one. The common 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 agent for the celebrated Cucumber Pump. C. M. CAt.HOliX, Greenwood, S. C. They are frog proof ;;m! superior to one dug. , loci s. ISailcy, Greenwood. They are bound to take precedence over all others. I'rof. lilake. Greenwood. Joe Jiigon. Hradiey. |!*;V, II. Smart, Troy. I)r. I,. Anderson, Nlnely-Six. Itev. i'ressly, 1 ir.ie West. 1). J. Wardlaw, MeCormick. 1M other names given if necessary. Feb. 2-i, is 1\ r INSURANCE LICENSE, j K V KCCTI V K pKI'A KTM KNT. Okmck of CoMfTKoi.i.Ki: Gi:.ni:i:ar., Cot.CMUlA, S. C., Sept. 21, ! 1 CKUTIFV, That JSr. .7. TP. PARKM. of Abbeville, Ag-'lit ot TJIK CMKASA1 KAKkI FIKK INSCKaXCK COMPANY. incorporated by the District of Columbia, has complied j with the requisitions of the Act of the General Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Companies not In- f corporated in the Stak* of South Carolina," s:n<i 1 hereby license the said Mr. .1. T. Parks,' AsicnI aforesaid. to take risks and transact all | business uf Insurance in tlii* State, in I Ik; ('ouuty of Abbeville, lor and in behalf of said Company. Expires March olst, IS.'". \V. F. STONEV, , Comptroller General. I April 7,1SS6. j| Dr. G. A. NEUFFEE,i' Physician and Surgeon, A1J3EVILLE, S. U. ] \ ( Feb. 17, IW,. ly ' Watch Repairing. T \\\ RYKARD has moved his shop In the m. shop, on Main street, recently occupied by K. M. Kenton as :i sewing machine office, j where lie will be glad to serve his customers ( l>y any work in his line. He repairs watches. | clocks, jewelry, trims, pistols, etc., in u skillful t manner at. low prices. ( Oct.'J, ISSl'i, It ij TH1H Fit A. LEY ' rjMIE OXIjY THOROrcilll.Y PRACTICAL!'. J in von Hon for making o t'll.TS and COM- j' F? Ml I'AiS'.ES on the Sewing Machine. Works equally well on all the diU'erent | makes of machines, and does all manner of|| limiting. Only takes two hours (o make a eomforta-1 Mi*, and three 1" four hours to make a <|iiilt. i 1 Will make (>nills anil Comfortables of any 1 si/.e. Willi nils (jl'lI/riNii FIIAMR, quilt- J in;; is ilono with le.-seilort on the part of ihcl' ojii-raior than any other sewing within thes ramreof tin*Scwiinj Machine. It works likel a eharn*. K\ainiai' it, ami sec for yourself, j No * " ?inlly Sewing Machine Is complete willi- ! ' out this attaehiiienl. J. L. SIMPSON, Agent. ' j Jan. 27, ISSfi, ti I' PEERIH & COTEEAI^:; j I .Attorneys at Law, |, ABBEVILLE, S. C : j T. I*. THOMSON*, J. W. THOMSON*, THOMSON & THOMSON, !' ATTOKNKYS AT LAW, j 1 AltlSKVIM.K, S. ( i ( flleo?First door ill U'XeaU's Law llange, j Jan. 13, lssii, ?in jl Real Estate Broker. L ? Iff ,1 liic vi?I* v I <*i to f 11 r? i J-II I. III.....-.* ... I ??I Ahlu'villi- cimiily in 11st* j?ii all.I sail" of l'i :i I rslate. I also represent two n-lisible l-'irp Insiininccj (.' it11paliics. J. 'J'. I'AUKS, UcI. 1L\ ISM-., If | Dr. J. II. WILSON, ( Dentist. <; i: i: n \\ o o d, s. [ i < ?:*!. !>.?, IK 'tl. :iiil M Hattie Adams , 1! NfSil jp'oil ii!"!?ls at all linurs. 11 or |i|a if litisii:i'.<<K is 011 the oast. siile of Iiic pm-lic sijtiaiv. lii liif hungry calion her: f?.r a "fiiiil s<|ti;iiv uu-ul. Oct. XJ, 1MW, tl I ?- '-Vv : WHITE E Art!? NOW PJIKI'AUED TO SIIOW THE tensive stock of they have ever orrereu. rue auunuo LARGE LINE l v.hicli this well known DRESS GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, UKD FJ WHITE FLANNELS, LADIES UNI)E1 GENTS' UNDERWEAIl, LACES, Ei BLANKETS, CARPETS, RUGS, &c Eeady-Made Clothing to ho found in the county. They keep eonstn FINE SHOES, made by ZEIGLER IUIOTHE Shoes, which are so justly celebrated, and wh ami DURABILITY. In addition to the above Notions, Hardware, Eats ai Glassware, Grocer If yon want CHEAP GOODS, RELIABLE Oct. 13, lfiSii, tf Stoves! Sto WE ARE XOW RF.aiXn A REAL OOO] ly pieces, iind t< nfeet of pipe lor SI3.00. plcte, from ~17.(K) up. t onic and see our S T O before buy inn elsewhere, nnd we are satisfied y ey as any house in tlio country. H Oet. M, lSSfi, tf ALLEN & Pay Highest Cash Price foi Sell Groceries and G Rock Bottc 12*| lb. Sail 70. lb. Ha Kiting K??. Ties, per bundle 1.00 1.25. (iood Flour 3.MI 5.00. Rio Coll'cc 12y. 15. Bacon, Corn, Meal, Lard, Ri Low as the Lowest, Tr3r Try us before you b Try us before y< Remember vvc are at Depot and Save ALL! Sept. 22. IKf'fi, Hill READ THIS I AND SEE WHERE TO BOY YOUR GOODS. P. ROSENBERG & CO., Have Received Their Immense Stock ol* Fall and Winter Goods. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! "\'OI7 will find their Stock of Mens, Youth's 1 mi (I lloys, i In; best selection in t lie upmil 11 try. The best slock nnd the hi test style Diagonal and Corkscrew ever brought to this market, both as tu I away s and Sack Sully. A. I so si large stock of Overcoats, in every style mil quality. A treinsndous?slock of BOOTS AND SHOES. Bvery one can be suited. The largest stock jf Misses Shoes in town. Ladies' In every tyle and quality. (Jent's, hand and machine made at the very lowest prices. The largest stock of HATS and CAPS n town. You will find their Slock of Dry lioods, Notion*, Ladies' Dress <h>ods, Cashmeres. Worsteds, Flannels, Waterproof, Llnd:eys, Sc., complete and prices that will suit jvery one. Always on hand a large stock of Domestic. Ginghams, Sheeting, Shirting, Jheeked Homespun, Calicoes, Jic. They have i very large stock of Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. ?all for their "Celebrated Pearl Shirt," It nlivnvs takes the lead. They a.so have a beauitul line of Gent's Neckwear. A large ssoelc >f Trunks, Valises and Salchcls. They always jeep a large assortment of MS. Breed aai Mnzzle Loaflinir Pistols, Cartridges, Shells, and Lraling 1m leinents. alsuii large slock ofMuslcil Jnstruneiiis. Their stock of Hardware is complete, I'licy always have on hand u full and large stock of Groceries lacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar, CofTee, Molasses, tre., cheap as the market will allow. Yon will lever llnd them without a large stock of To>ncco, both Chewing and Smoking. Their 'May Lee" smoking has always taken the I end. Convince youiself that tuc uhove arc acts by calling on P, ROSENBERG & 00, Oct. 13, 1850. Valuable Land for Sale. rllK subscriber will sell at. private sale. l."7 ACIJF.S of valuable Intnl. lying within 1 . mill's 1)1 \> 1111!!_'mil lll'l II , tin nil' .-..Iiuir i:i11 Valley ItuilnKul, si!)<l wi.liin miles ofl Hi. t'armel, on tin* same rna?l. Tin* plaee ! oi 11 :s i i is si mi r of I hi1 In si < ] itsi I il .v i if A lilieville amis, about UiacKes hfin,' in original forest,] mil alioitl ID acres in creek bottmnsj For terms apply to W. A. I.KK. at Abbeville I il., or .1. (). llKMMlNltKIt on tiie premises. NVM. Cil'TliKiK. (>et. 1:5, Ins:;, it Grist Mills. DL0CJI3 CEEES SOCK. tT(iT srstl'ASsUn KOK C<mi!> MKAIi ami: L\ fast \vuii\. Maniifiii-luivil Uv the Al'vii'.STA C'OI'TON (il.\ CD. j Prices extremely low. Terms easy. Apply! (i 0. M. STONE, Manager, Augusta, Ga. | Oct. 1J, BOTHERS MOST ATTRACTIVE AND TIIE MOST EX n of buyers is lespecifnlly ca!lcd to the Of DRY GOODS i house Is now carrying. jANNEL, table linens, waterproofs, [i we All, CHILDREN's underwear, UUROIDEIilES, HOSIERY, gloves, ., &c. They carry the largest stock of and Boots and Shoes inlly on hand a rargn assort men t of LADIES' US, of Philadelphia. These are genuine Zoi^lcr Ich have no superior in point of FIT, STYLE they oiler all kinds of id Caps, Sadlfiery, Crockery, ies, Provisions, &c. ; GOODS, and PRETTY GOODS, call on TTTTTTT'C "DTJ ArPTTT'T) C! t* iiXXXi JJiVVXiXJJXVOi ves! Stoves! r> NO. 7 STOVE, (liii-Rfi ovon.) WITrT TWKNA good No. 7 lor S13.U), complete. No. {is, coin-%r ^ & ,'.*c can give you as good goods for as little mon. W. IAWS0N & CO. ; C00LEY, Cotton in Lowndesville, and eneral Merchandise at im Figures. Ga. Tied Unit Proof Seed Oats 73. Gni nu hit I'll Stmsir 7 7'$ Lighi Urown Sugar 0 CJJ ce, and full line Groceries as us before you sell Cotton, uy Bagging and Ties. )u buy Groceries. nil Hrnyisge. m & COOLEY. I Ix ACCORD A NCR WITH TIIE ACT] to rui.se supplies l'ur tlio fiscal year com- . nicnciii<r November 1st, lSSo, notice is hereby friven that the Treasurer's ofiioe, of Abbeville County will be open for the i | the collection of taxes? Irmmnr nnmnTvnn ir;i, mnr> i J!MUM, IMUUMt 101U, 1050.: Taxes can be paid until December loth without penalty. The rate per centum of taxes, is as fol- 1 lows: State purposes f>J mills. County current 3 ' County special ? " Schools 2 " Total 10i " Poll tax $11.00. Male citizens between twenty-one and sixty years arc liable to Poll tax. Tax payers in Ninety-Six and Cokes-j bury townships aro notilied that tiio tax j o pay the interest on the Bonds in aid of j the Atlantic, Greenville and Western! Kuilway Company, amounting to 33 mills will be collected at the same time j as the State and County taxes, and will be subject to the same penalties in ease of non-payment. In order to further the collection of tho j taxes and to accommodate the tax payers) as far as I am able I have arranged the' ; following schedule of appointments, and i request the tax payers will take due no-! ! tiee thereof as the ollico at the Court: I IIousc will necessaiily be closed oa those I days: Verdery, Tuesday, November 2nd. Jlradley, Wednesday, November 3rd. | Troy, Thursday, November 4th. McCormick, Friday, November ;>th. Lowndesville, Saturday, November Gth.' Mt. C'iirmcl, Monday, November .Sth. The other days of that week in the of-1 | lice at the Court House. Ninety-Six, Monday, November 15th,! Irom arrival of down train until depart- j lire of tip-train Tuesday, 10th. I Greenwood, Tuesday evening, November Kith, and Wednesday morning, No-j I veinber 17th. Hodges, Thursday, November ISlli, uu-1 ( til :) o'clock, 1'. M. i Doualdsville, Friday, November 15>th. Due West, Saturday, November 2Uth. The remainder of the time I will be in , the oilice at the Court Ilou.ce. All information as to taxes will le: cheerfully given !>y mail or otherwise. J. W. PERRIM, ( County Treasurer. 1 Sept. -Till, lSMiJ. If ^ Heavy Draft Mules for Sale. , l PA I !l <lK IIKAVV l?l{.\i-T M!rI.K:?,t j\ livi1 i">) years oiil, scvi'iitrin (IT) hands lil^li. Ai i'ly io ; PATIIU'K IS*it'llK. > Oct. I"!, l.SSti, !l? Al-t rvillc, S. i\ ] ... ? . | Osboin Reaper. r 11A V K A coon nsilOKN IlKAPKIl, No? I S, whirl) lists ticcii tisi'il tor two seasons,' dial I wii! sell at rca.soiiiilili' ticinvs. i l'A'lKM'K INK'I IK, Uct.??, 1&V>, it* Abbeville, S. C. : ' - FRED. B. POPE. FOFE & Cotton ] AUGUS' Personal Attention to all GENEBAI NAVASSA GUA Sept. 15,1SS5, Cm UNDER THE T. o/ S3! HAS just opened a now and elegantly fltte NKW HOTEL, and is now receiving t complete a full line of Drugs, Medicines, Che: Also, nil the popular PATENT MEDICINES 1 warrants to be fresh and good. Proscriptions Carefully Compoun II ^ also oilers a well selected stock of FANC Colognes, Foreign and Dom in great variety, Finei Ills line of BRUSHES AND SOAPS Is simp NAIL. FLESH, SHAVINO AND SHOE Hill est. He has a I wilys in stock a full line of STA January 28,1885, tf SPEED & 3Qx*ia.g T/EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULi IV DRUGS, CH KM I CALK, etc., KNT AND I'ltUPRI E'i'A It V MKlJlt.lNils. J Dyspepsia. l<or suit- oiil/j by hx. Try our HLAi and our COMPOUND SYRUP SARSAPAH1 I5ED I!U(i POISON, the most convenient way all the staple and fashionable colors. A full STATIONARY, etc.. etc. 'J'lie best brands of complete stoek of WHITE LEADS. PAINT! imrsiIEK, WINDOW CLASS, COLDEN M^ Bros. PREPARED PAINT, the bust In the inn [Prescription Physician's prescriptions and Family Recip rieuued anil competent hands. Orders by ban April 20, l.S.?5, tf " PALMETTf Tim T.artrfist anil Bssf Stnnlr XUU XJUl^UUl UUU AJVUI Ml.'UJl WITH SELEC JpiNE QT>D XyiHSKEY, JJR AND JQOMESTIC, JJU13LIX AND ^LE, jpRE.SH J?E ! A JjINE of 'J103 MOU.NTAIX QAP EVE QORN -yrnnsKi Thos. McGettig i gnnras m MMM UliUDhUU flivas uvrnifi WHOLESALE GRAIN, PROVIS WE ARE REPRESENTING SOME OK ' I > houses in the Went, who ship us largely Willi imy house inr Ihe South in thai line. Having made arrangement* for handling Our customers sf?'p;>ir.jr us < 01 TON in he s< When stored in WaivhoMsc charges will he?!, chaises cover nil expenses. TJirec-'ofirths ffi shipper, should they desire if, oil receipt of tli of At'beville county for p:ist favors, mid prom be closely looked s?ft*T Our motto will stil .SHIPMENT. TERMS SPOT CAJr 115 Jac August 11,18"G, tf ABBEVi: iruait Sash> Boors, IHGS, BRA' ,May 10,tf Are Op Stock of CI AT THE STORE PI T1IEY ARE SELL Mr. W. A. TEMPLETON, ^ will give you a hearty welci iness. Mr. S. J. CASON w: any and all who may call. Abbeville, s. May 5, l.sstf. ABBEVi; Is now prepared to furnisl 3d Lumber, and is ready to J Work of any kind, at the vei nost reasonable prices. June l.'i, l.v.j, ii Extras. ""TJUKi'i'S, Stirrup I.i'nthrrs, (J i rt Its, I !ol<l 5 Iwu'U straps. Hriiist and Yoke straps Iaiu?*s;r:'ps. curb Straps, &< .. "ii li.in.l n?l i?r siilc ?-in--si? by TiKis. UKCKJS. j^i'l l. issj. Biding Eridles. \X assortment "I plain a ml round liridlrs " '1 .MaitiasuKs, ju.-.t wHvcd. and lurl ill', cheap. XIIUS. DlXiCiS. j , -x - :* LAMAR L. FLEMING. FLEMING, Factory, 1 TA, GA. Branches of the Business* , AGE1STTS NO COMPANY. NEWHOTEL. DRRIM il up DRUG STORE on the Corner nrider (he uid will continue to receive till IiIh stock is mica Is. Dye Stuffs, &c. kepi in a first-class Drug Store,all of Which he (led at all hours, Day and Xlghb ^ !Y GOODS, consisting of J estic, Handkerchief - Extracts { 5t Tobacco, Cigars, &c. ily complete. Every variety of HAIR, TOOTH LJSH SOARS from the finest toilet to the cheap TIONEUY, which is unsurpassed, i neuffer7 i rsrists. AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OP PURE etc. All tlie latest ami popular lines of 1*AT* v H KK lilN lii the best Liver Medicine, cures CICbEItttY COKDIAL for SummerComplaint# [LLA with IODIDE POTASH f<ir tb* JJiowL of destroying these Insects DIAMOND DYES L line of FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS, TORACCO AND CIGARETTES. A 5. OILS. VARNTSHES, ETC., ETC PAINT .CHINE OIL. We sell the celebrated Harrison rket. Special attention paid to the *" Department. ps filled >it sill hours of day and night by ezpe* <1 or mall promptly attended to. SPEED & NEUFFER. V* V" 0 SALOON. ? . - ? - .V <. ed lionse in me up-uonsiry. $ !T BRANDS OF ^ ANDY AND ^yines, jporeign AND J^IVERPOOL pORTEK ;er always on j^and. ACCO, QIGARS AND qigaretth, AND jgTONE J^JOUNTAIN ^ ? ES A QPEC1ALTY. O >an, Proprietor No, 4 Washington Street, 3 & 00., IISSION MERCHANTS, I BEALEES IN IONS & COTTON HIE LARGEST GRAIN AND PROVISION on consignment, which enables u? to compete COTTON, wo solicit consignment fn that Imp. Vd on in rival will only be fhiirtecl 60c. per bale, in) fir first month,&>c. for second month. These 0 value of the cotton will be Advanced to ther ie cotton. Thmkim; our friends mid customer* :?lnB that in ffii- future thfltt theif Interest shall 1 he ROCK BOTTOM PRICES AND PROMPT >H. EOGEES & CO., kson Street, Augusta, Ga. a ^ a wnrw SAWiAIU, DIJE, S. O. >r in Blinds, MouldCKETS, &c. ' mi rn Ufiiiii y\ vu,, ening a hoice Goods 9DER TEE HOTEL JNG- VERY LOW. rlio will always be on hand, ime to his new place of bus ill also be on hand to serveHTM, '.) LLE, S. Cm i all kinds of Rough or Dressall all orders for Carpenter y shortest notice and at the Wanted. iA|] conns Tun Italic, will pay the high lv/Vj market price. Apply to G. H. MOOKE. Oct. 2I.1SF5. tf Breast Collars, A Few plain and fancy Dutch or Brenst Collar* Just received anil for sale chcnp. i T1I0S. liEGGS. Sept. 30,1SS0. ? '! ? '