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The Press and Banner Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1886. j Ciouc Into the Original Poetry linsi- i news. Our friend, the Florence Time*, had an origi-! nal piece of poetry in its last issue from an nfloiiymous correspondent, which is worthy of a patent. H e nave nieopporuiniy mgi-i cveii with the Tiinr.i. A learned gentleman of j this bounty lias offered to write three different series ol articles for the Press and Banner, 011 as riiany different- subjects. : The first of these articles is 011 "Earthquake*." The author ha8 studied the ! subject and knows all about them. He can tell their causes, and when they may be ex-; pected to occilr asain. This will be extremely t valuable information for the Xtws and Cuu rier. The second series of articles Is on "Evolution." The writer of these pieces under-, stands this question tlmrouuhly. The recent church trouble having directed his attention to the matter, he has given the subject such : thought as will enable him to make il appear 1 perfectly clear that tlie doctrine of Evolution is the correct and only plan of our existence. | This will be gratifying intelligence for Dr. i Woodrow. The tliird and last series of the learn-1 ed writer's articles will be "On Political i Economy." Having mastered the subject' thoroughly these articles will 110 doubt be, highly etttertainlag to our friend; the Columbia Register. Gettlu;; it Down Fines If you arc in search of tlie cheek ot a Govern me.nt mule, we would commend to your; attention the average advertising agent. In! the tirst place, let it not be forgotten that they seldom or never otter Hie country printer a price at which they can alfort to work. When they offer Sl.tfl for a titteen dollar advertisement they always add : ".Less the agent's usual commission of twenty-five per cent.'' Now they want us to make out an exact, statement of the number of papers which we have Issued for each week in the lust year. Then they would like for us logo before a notary public, and make affldavit to the correctness of the report. As we ao not solicit, and, ns a rule, we do not accept the advertisements which Jthcy i ? end us, we care nothing at all about, the ratI mis which thev may dive to the Press and I Banner. If they send a prepaid envelope we j may answer them, but if they neglect this Important feature, the correspondence is certainly at an end with their tirst letter. I'nion Ucctinp. Union services will be held on next Sunday niirht at the Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Whilden. of the Baptist church, will deliver a I lecture on the "Unfavorable Traits of Chinese I Character," n subject with wmcn trie reverenu i orrftor Is familiar from n residehcc of several years in China, where he was at one tirrte encased In missionary work. The occasion promises to be an interesting one and we hope oar people will generally attend. The spirit of these monthly union services among the Protestant churches of our community isex-j cClletit. We take much pleasure In commending them to the favorable consideration of our people. A Goo?I Entertainment In Store for Them. We sec l\v the. Laurcnuvillc Ilcrolil that the TrOy Social Club will play "Ten Nights In a liKr ltoom" for the good people of Waterloo to-morrow ninhtt Thursday, l>ecember 2,1886. The Herald copies our report of the recent plAV.at Troy, And wo know that the citizens of Waterloo will be delighted with the Social Club's rendition of that popular play. If the Abbeville Rifles would invite the club to Abbeville, they would probably come, and ifl they did so our people would have a most cuJoyublc occasion. , Join Treasurer nn<l Sheriff"? Xot Auditor nntl Trcnwuror. The proposition has often been made to conA?n/.Ac r?f \nr1ltMr o rwl TfOnClimr I hut there arcobvions reasons why this should not be done. We know of no good reason, however, why the Treasurer anil Sheriff should notbeoneand the same person. A friend, -*" * who knows whereof he speaks, savs that he knows this arrangement works well in another Stjitf, and if wed anywhere, why not in South Carolina? ? Welcome (iiiesls. t>r. T* W. Sheppard, Mr. A. J. Davis, and j Mr, TltomHS O. Ta.-gart, prominent citizens of tlie town of Troy, were in Abbeville last Mondiy. Our p?ople arc always glad to welcome the Trojans to Abbeville. Each of these gentlemen took Important parts In the play of "Ten Xiabts in a Bar itootn,"and will lend their presence and ability to the entertainment of the people of Waterloo to-morrow | night, in a repetition of the play ot which we j guvc such an extended notice a few weeks ago.1 ? Mail {Agrent on Savannah Valloj ; Railroad. We learn that Mr. E. W. Harper, sou ofl Colonel II. II. Harper, of Lowndesvllle, re-! ceived last Monday official notice of his ap-| pointment to the office of mall agent on the! Savannah Valley Railroad. He was lo enter' upon the duties of the office on the first ofl December, and we presume that he will make h is first trip today. Thoroughly competent I i> nd perfectly reliable, be Is a good man fori t he place. I.ouiMlesville Hotel' Captain Witter, who has had charge of the New Hotel for the last two or three years, will move to Lowndcsvill this week. He kept our Itntol in 11 tnrvcf !ippi?nt!ihlp munnor. nnrl \vr> iiave no doubt that the people of Lowndesviile will have the best reasons for congratu- | l.-itlns themselves on securing tlie presence of f<? good a hotel keeper as Captain awl Mrs. I "Witter. He knows nil nbout the business! soid will keep a good hou^e. Charmingly Ilcntitiful. The prettiest place 111 town is the post ofllce< where thousands of the prettiest holiday goods may be seen. It is the tajlc of the town, and man}- ladies visit the place every day to feast their eyes, and to select, favorite articles for ttie little ones It Is worth a journey from the country to see the immense display of the most beautiful goods that are to be found anywhere. They are ail a fairy dream Cwiild picture. Under Charge of Riot. Last Friday Janies H. Walker was sent to Smlthvllle with a warrant to seize certain crops and to arrest Granville Martin, Hump-]: ton Martin, and Sims Pinckney, jr. They j resisted and declined to be arrested, but came t > the village to see about It on Saturday when they were arrested and lodged in Jail. -* The Tuxes. The time for paying taxes is nenring a close, and the tax-payer should take heed of the fact. We have no official information on the subject, but it is rumored that there will he no extension of time in which payment can , bo made, without penalty, after the 15th instant. A large number have not yet paid. The Bar Association. ine loiiowiiiu nnmra uenucmcn 01 ino adbevllleltar will atteiul the annual meeting of t'?e St?te liar Association this week : Messrs. J. (\ Klugh, W. L. Miller, W O. Hradlcy, L. W. I Smith, W. C. Iieiiet, \V. C. McUowan, Frank P. Gary, M. P. DePruhl. Judge C'othrau, and! perhaps others. To Property Owners. Every citizen of Abbeville county is Inter-] ested in the notice which Auditor Parks pub-' lishes in this week's issue of the Prm.t and Banner. Turn to it, and inform yourself. Mr. McCkorey is in charge of the New Hotel Irom to day; we do not know whether temporarily or permanently. If he keeps as pood a hotel as his predecessor, ('apt. Witter, all will lie well for the traveling public. Hut whether temporary or permanent, we wish Mr. McUrorey and the New Hotel the greatest success. The building i? one of the most ele-1 gant structures of the kind to be found in the ! up-country, and Its inviting parlors. Its spa-j clous hails, and it.s comfortable rooms, otter I inducements to the travelling public which I in few other places csin be found. Give thvj New Hotel a trial under it-s new management, j au?t we know you will be pleased,. Mr. H. H. Him. calls our attention to the! fact that Spartanburg lias gone wet, and he Is ; tmtch pleased thereat. He thiuks that elec- I tlon ii favorable sign for the discomfeture of the teinperanee people at the coming election to determine whether whisky will be sold In Abbeville. Mr. Hill Is on the opposite side of the temperance question from that occupied l>y the Press and IUtnner, hut he is a good man I /or all that, and will work hard and tole fair1 for victory, when the time comes for u scuttle. | Mamik. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Ii. \V. i Perrin., of this vlllcge, died last Saturday afternoon. after sutiering four days with croup, i nged three years. Much sympathy Is felt. In this community at the bereavement of the j>t?rents on the death of their daughter, and a janre number of our people aitendod the funeral Sunday evening, which was preached J by Dr. Wilson. Jim Wilson, colored, who went, to Florida, juhI left Abbeville about a year ago with money in his po<*k<*t, is now sick of Flo.bla. and wants to eome.baek to Abbeville llis only trouble is he has not money enough to brim; his family back. When lie gels back be will never leave Abbeville again. Let others lake warning by him. Captain Wittkr requests us to say that he is going away from Abbeville in a day or two, and that all persons indebted to him must make immediate payment either to himself or to Mr. McCrorey, who will receipt for all monies paid to him. Oun people will be delighted to read Dr.' Wilson's Thanksgiving sermon, which appears on the first page of tills paper. Colonkl. II. T. Wakhlaw won laurels; ki>t Thursdav night, as medal presenter, liis tp.eeh was exceiieut. - ^ :l.. . . - . mmmmm FROM CHiCKASAWS PURLING RILL. The Men and Women who Live on; the Uauks or thai Unhiding1 Itroo't. 1111 <1 ivlio Pass to and from tlic; C'lasKfe (.rounds Around our Col-! | lefjes?Hymen's Conquests ?<Jol- j den Weilding.s?I'rogresslve IJap (isis. Dl'k West S. C., Nov. 2>. issfl. | TlioLiterary Club meets Friday cvenihg at; Mrs. llrit'e's. Tlio Missionary Society meets Thursday j evening in ilic Associate Reformed Presby-i tenan church. .Sam Davis and James Bell have netted ; three hundred birds Ln the last ten days. ltev. 1). \V. Held, who has been traveling In the interest of I lie J'eiilin Siiii/cr, is in town. j Mrs. U. W. Sul.!van,of Wilihiuiston,and Mr.' J. II. Chiles and Miss.Iosie Chiles, of Hradley, are at Mr. J. 15. Bonner's. Mr. Bonner's little j girl is very ill. We predict greater stir among the negroes; this winter, cnanging homes, than lor many! years past. 1). 11. Matiill, E-'q., is in (own on profession-1 nl business. lie looks well. Mrs. Jno. M. Bruit, of Bradley, has been at her father's, Mr. John Pratt, lor a week nast. ! Miss Claudia Ellis eame home fast. Eiidayj' on a visit, she returned to lier school to-day. Mr. .1 esse I*. Harluiess is with his iriend .Mr. John 11. Chiles, Jr., enjoying lUe sport of bird hunting. 1 Mr. John B. Bonner, the genial local editor: of the Presbyterian, made a business trip to Anderson last week. Mrsi Ingruhani will soon h ive her residence not fll'll III Hirnr pumt, <mu ukuvi ?m.r. ?, v . incuts made on licr premises. I Mr. L. T. llaudon is having a neat two-room house liuiit on liis place near here. Mr. John \V. Ellis is once more on a "commercial" tour. Miss Jennie Broivn, of Newberry, is at Dr. Grier's. She came up to toe wedding. A full-fledged secret society lias been organized by the children who attend school here. It is sftid to be a burlesguo on tne two societies aniongjthe boys in Ersklne; Mrs. Eliza Davis was called home last week on account of the illness 01'some member of the family. Miss Maggie Lowry spent a week or so reeentiy in thecouuty with her friend Mrs. \V. D. Stone. Prof. J. W. Magill, one of the be.-t cornet- i ists in the state, left us last Thursday for his adopted Stale, Georgia. He has grown better J looking,and if he crows up with the country over there he will be a giant, for he is six leet j i tall now. ! Mrs. Gant Callalinin has sold her personal 11 property and moved to the city of Greenville | < where she will make her home in the future:! with her sou. h l)r. Jno. A. Robinson left here last Wednes- j i day for Columbia, where he will attend the < nicetilip of the State liapth-t Convention, 1 now in session in that city. The Doctor isl] one of the most enthusiastic church members < we know, and is thoroughly posted on the ; work and alms of ills church. Some of our citizens were treated last Wed-; j nesday night to an old fashioned tin-pan |j serenade. Uthershad their gales unhinged, j palings torn oil", and other minor depreda-|j tions committed. Altogethor the boys had ajj Jolly good time. |j Thanksgiving was not generally observed ! l here. The stoies were kept open, and trade,'] was as active as usual, ltad it not been torij the services in the church one would not have | known that it was a national holiday. I * Mr. John H. Wren has the lumber with J ] which to e?'ect a commodious workshop oil j j Main street. He will keep in stock all kinds ] i..I l , Ml IUI1IU I 11^ iJKIIV i 1(U, . j Now that two ol tile hioSt attractive young! 1 Indies of our town have left. It would be "be- i j coming well" for some ol our young bachelors I j to break ranks and bring some fair maiden | ] here to take the places or those that are j gone. Wc have t|Uitc a number of young j men that cou Id be made martyrs. We have long been under the impression |, that our Due West boys had cheek enough to , make a brass cannon, llul we weremlstiiken, as instil need on Thanksgiving itny. One of the "handsome" lellows lost u magniticent ? lUnncr a::d was deprived of the company of . some of the fair sex because he was possessed * of too much modcrty. , Insist Wednesday, the 21th Inst., was a bright 1 day to our friends Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Ellis.!, ll was the fiftieth anniversary ol their mar-'' riage?an epoch reached by lew. And, after j] so inany long years of checkered experiences to our people ami government, this aged and; saintly couple can recline in tPe sweet consolation of a long life spent in goodness and! purity, and a large circle of friends desire for j j them much joy and prosperity for Iriauy years ' to come. ! J Last Tuesday evening u few relatives of the j J family assembled at the residence of Ilcv. W. j J M. Oilier, 1). I?., to witness tlie marriage of his 1 daughter. Miss Jennie M. Uncr, to the Hev. J. S. Motl'att, ol Charlotte, X. C. At eleven J o'e-oek the twain were pronounced man and ( wife by Hev W. L. Prcssiey, 1). D. Alter partaking of dinner the happy couple left on the train for Charlotte, X, The bride has been long recognized as one of the most attractive I and talented ladies of the town, and the;' groom U a popuiaranU rising young minister < in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian ! | church. The people of Charlotte eongratu- j < late themselves on the acquisition to their i-o ! < eicty. The best wishes ol the community l'ol- I low them to their new home. ? It seems hut a lew months ago that a small i ncucleus of Hnptisis begun busying them- t selves about erecting a house of worship, ami, t notwittis!andinu the hard times, scarcity oi ? mouey and paucity of members, they liultsh-1 * ed n very creditable edifice. 11 Is comfortable j and handsome. lUit not until last Sunday j1 morning was the crisp, frosty air disturbed I by the clear, sweet tones of their new bell.; Then it was that the worshippers werei. summoned by its melodious rovertiations tor ! the first time. In t lie afternoon, in the ah-!' senee of the pastor, Itev. Dr. tirier preached |! an admirable sermon from Luke xvi: 31,1; "And he said unto them, if they hear not|* Moses and the prophets, neither will they be i \ persuaded, thoigh one rase from the dead.";' An earnest, eloquent*sermoif, delievered in, his usual and well known nutumlly easy j' manner. x f I JEWELS AT STONY POINT. ! < ? , IK? n.1!?l.< 1 ifuiviv n ? vkuiiiv if*!- i or the Kemlcrs of the "Press ami j Hail Iter." | Stony Poixt, Nov. 29, ipso. | The cotton crop has been (jit Hie red, and the | fields now present a dreary appearance, wldeh we hope soon to see changed >n living jjreen,' as the oats are coming up nicely, alter having | been it> the ground, in several instances, two tnouths. Farmers arc now busy with thfeih wheat. There has been very little, If any, home raised seed sown. Mrs. M. S. Ingrains, is 011 a visit to her > mother, Mrs. Staeey, after an absence of sev- t eral years in the. "lar West." I Miss Aiken, of Cokesbury, was in town last week. Mrs. Wilcut Is spending some time at Mr. O'Xtali's. Mi>s t.'orrie Buchanan, of Hueklevel, and Miss Eula of Greenwood, were the guests of Miss Staeey, fur a few days last week. Miss Minnie Pinson is quite sick. Messrs. Butler Uichardson and E. E. Smith,! of 1 .aureus, were in town a day or two past. | Mr. Lester l?uHose, of Darlington, who has been making Abbevile hi* home for the past1 two years, I e: t for the former place a few days , pa?t, convinced "there is no place like home." j Miss Kohinson, returned to her home In; Easley, a few days ago. j The young people spent quile a pleasant 1 UM i i i\iii t ill. iiiu uwr?^uuijiv home of Mr. J. M. Major. I The hot suppers of ilie colored citizen Is now a fiequcnt occurrence. Mrs. DantzU-r, of Hodges, is now visiting relatives in town. j The question of song hooks is again disturb.1 ing the equilibiimn ol our Sunday School. j "Heboid how great a matter a little lire kind-; leth.'* Mrs.fMnjor, of fJreenwood, bus been on a visit to her son, Mr. .1, M. Major, Mrs. 1*1 K. Siniih and her son. Master Ku-I gene, were quests of Mr. Caldwell's family last j week. ' Mr. Alk'*n Stacey is one of the most success- i ful sportsmen we know of, having secured: over forty partridges in a single morning's 1 hunt. Can any one beat that ? Mr. Stacy is ; the fortunate owner of a splendid pointer, which of course is entitled to no small sharei of his success. ' Kast Knd" is speaking of a half Jersey cow glvlnga pound of butler a day, and asks who i can beat it. stony Point can, and with a cow j that has no strain of Jersey in her. She is just six years old, ami until a month ago, gave twenty quarts of milk per day, ami nearly two pounds of butter. There is now some decrease in the quantity of milk, but there is a good deal over a pound of butter made per1 day. This cow is the property of Mr. James ; Caidwell. We think, Mr. '"East Knd"' that "Lucille" is ahead of "Clara." I'ou't yon? Mr. <j. 1' o'Neall has been quite sick, but is j now much better. Miss Belle Jones, of Laurens, is visiting Mrs. | jsen r niiiKiin. Our friends in Stony Point will confer a In-, vor t>y j?i v i titr us any items of news which' they may think of interest. Perhaps wo will not then hear the question, why didn't you know this, that or the oilier? stony Point isi tiulv a town of "magnificent distances," ami | we HiiiI it. impossible to canvass its length and ; breadth it* scaivli of news. I One death ii town the past week, an nsed eolored man livingon Mr. \V. W. Jones' plac. The general liealtii of the vicinity is excellent. We have digressed from our rule of brevity in this week's notes, for which we say?pardon. PULCIO. Owing to the washing away of the Lang'oy dam, and the consequent injury to the Situtii Carolina railroad, the C/i'irlvstou Xcwx ami Courier failed to reach thi* point yesterday. < i Mits. J. 15. MusKI.KY.of I.owndesvillc. died ' last Monday of typhoid fever, she wasa most ; c^eeileut lady who was much beloved. THE ABBEVILLE RIFLES. A MEMORABLE DAY IN TEE HISTORY OF ABBEVILLE'S MILITARY COMPANY. j Uevout Worship ? Good Shooliu^ ?j Superb milling?I.ucky CoiiloslnulH ? (iciHTous ComfntlcH ? !(? ] lighted I'oople?IIhi?i?y Snldlors-^! A Good '3'inic Coming lor All. Theshooting match of the Ahlicvllle Rifles' took place 011 Thursday last, ami was in every respect a most enjoyable occasion. The I loiie-louked-for Thanksgiving morning dawn-! ed dark and gloomy, and at hall-past nine? the hour forassemblinc?the ruin was ponrinir down. The hearts of some did sinkt; while others thought it-'hard luck" to have] the ruin pour down on Thanksgiving day, I when we had been so anxious tor It for the; ninety days preceding 11. Hut. the Ilitles were I not to be daunted. ' They weredeleru ined toj have their shoot if they bad to goout"liarheaded and hit a rain In." The (runs were' stacked In the armory; the order to put on ; over-coats given, and in the rain they march- j ed to the Methodist. churoM where there was to bo held a iiliIon Thanksgiving service. Just; ?..(?.!?? II.A <>I>|1|.<.) |||? cnnliilii issued ' this lust and Umphatlc order, '"Every man pta.v hard lor dear weather," a nd are any now , mirnrised, sitice the prayer of the righteous man availcth much, that before the service? were over the clouds began to disperse and ! bright, beautiful sunshine greeted tbc eager marksmen as they inarched to the shooting | ground. The wind, however, was hijih nnd i prevented better shooting. 'J he distance was j 123 yards, with a four-inch bull's-eye target. [ OFFICIAL SrOltK OF THE 9II0OTING. The following is the score out of a possible ! twelve; rur7-! j-2 s ! ' gj 1 SAtfES. jj S | | U c ^ '?.? = | ? ;o ? ,.? H Capt. W. C. McUowan 1... I 1 Lieutenant A. \V. Smith lj 2 2; 5 Lieutenant (J. 15. Lythgoe ' 2 ...; lj 3 Lieutenant T. ('. I'crrin ...I... Sergeunt J. A. Harris 3' 8, -110 Sergeant T. L. Douglass 3 2 lj f> Sergeant. U. s. Link J 2 3 1 <i *crgcaut A. I) Calhoun ' lj 2...! 3 Sergeant S. J. Link ...;"1 lj "orporal A. M. Dul're ! 3 3 3j f [Jorporal (?. II. Parks j 2 4'...t 0! Corporal -r. L. McMillan ! 2;...' 2- 4 i I'livate J. A. Alleil ?.... 2 3 7 Privates, .I.JAtson ...I 2... 2 Private Mel>. Cater . ?- i i j Private T. \V. Coogler ?....? -... I...!...!... I'rivate W. C. Calvert, Private K. C. Dul're '...' 2 ... 2 Private J. C. I>ounla?s 1 3 2 2 7 Private A. B. Kdwarils Private J. A. Hill ... ... ... ... Private RamejMIughes [ 12 2 5 mvuiew. w. jvwmr 1 ^ j i i Private W. A. Lyon 3 2 1 <>| Private It. L. Mabry 2 2| Private T. Mabry 8......I 3 I rivatc I). Miller '... Private Thos. Miller i i Private T. \V\ McMillan 12 14 Private Kil. McMillan 2;...!...! 2 Private Frank Martin 1 2 1 I I Private M. M. Mattlson ; 2; 2 1 5 Private'!'. K. I'arker ...... Private J. I<. Perrin 1! .... 3i Private J. VV. Perrin, Jr j Private J. J. Spruel Private I.. A. Seal 1...'.. Private \Y\ D. Wilson I... These members of tlie Company were sick j md did not take purl in either the shooting) natch or plume drill. The prl/cs were two handsome filver cups. ! I'lie first was won by Servant .1. A. Harris, md the second by Corporal Maw?n Dnl'ro. The prize lor t he office:s was won by Lieucnant A. W. .Smith. One of the pleasant est features of the shoot-' njr match was to see "Uncle Kobert" not only j tnjoy the occas'oni but actually taking a shot: liinscll. Tiin rr.ujis mur.r.i In Ihe evening the prize drill r.f the rnmpa-' ty took place in the Court House. The com-1 lany lormcd at their armory ami at 8 o'clock : >harp, under the command of Captain Mc-j jowan, marched into the Court House in col-' nuns of twos, and at the command "twos! eft" wheeled into perfect line. There were I wo gold medals offered ns' >rizes. One for the best drilled "recruit," and jue for the best drilled "veteran." TUB VICTORIOUS UKCltVIT. The reeruiN cntne first. Thev were marched i ;o tlie front and facing the Jtidgesand ntUli-| nee bcean the exciting contest with Captain : Ue(>owati giving the commands. Their ap-j ii'arance was line, ami five rounds had to be lrilled before the judges coud decide. The irilling of the last four?the recruit, quar-! elte?was specially good, viz: Messrs Parker, . I. W. Perrin, Jr., Spruel and (Silver!. bit L after i lone and hard bout Ihe medal Wits awarded ,o Private t.'alvert. The squad wasdrilleil aiernately by the Captain and the three ein ient Lieutenants Messrs. Smith,Lythgoe and P. C. Perrith rilE VKTEltANS KXTKK TUB CONTEST?FI1SST ltOU.N'lli X?rw came the "veterans," where Greek met ireek, and a splendid contest It was The ilie extended entirely across the Court room, did even to the keen and practiced military jye presented a solid, steady; soldierly appearwee. The drilling was the finest ever seen in tYhbeville, and according to competent Judges is good as the .Stale allbi'ds. Even, precise ind resuiar, it reflected credit alike upon heniKelvfs and their otlicers. The llrst drill of the veterans, with every j man present, and eaeh and all hopeful of Inal victory, presented a tableau of citizen i soldiery sHdom equalled, and never surpass;d. The drill was so perfect, and every man lid so well, that the Judges were unable to eeide for or against any single one of tliein. It required still further opportunity for even heir trained eyes to eeable them to make udgment. They therefore, licked that tini .vr II'III IIU I I'l'l'it ll'U, ? I Ml HIU lull V.Will w, | t-eterans standing before them and the audience. With never a man missing from the anks, the dill'ercnt commands in manual of inns were executed in the most correct mauler, and the judges were now (compelled to! seek t he slightest defect as to time, manner, I r position, to enahie them to discharge ttie lellcslte ditty they iiad kindly undertaken. THE SECOND ROUXI). The seeond round was now entered upon ivith increased interest, and at. its conclusion, lie following named members were excused rom further participation in the drii!: (.'or pom I A. M. DuPre, Corporal G. 11. Parks, Corporal J. L. McMillan, Private S. J. Link, Private .f. A. Hill. Private I<. A. seal. Private W. IJ. Wilson. The eight of the company standing thus .vltti the places of the unsuccessful members still open, must have been suggestive. and nust have sent an inexpressible thrill! hrougli the breasts of at least some of the old j soldiers who had witnessed the scenes of ac-l ual war,and who had stood beside the fathers j )f some of these very youths in the bloody i "ontl'cts of the years that tire gone. In actual | ivur many of the companies were thinned in | {renter numbers by shot and shell, by gleam-1 ng liayonet and wasting disease, than was' his company in all the forms of peaeeandj jdeasantuess. The feelings and emotions of iiiese young gentlemen in their thoughtless j md harmless drill perhaps had n<r realign! ion ! if the thrill that must come over the actual j soldier when he is ordered to close up and lake the place of a fallen comrade. The sol-! Her has few more impressive moments thanf that when he anil his comrade's re-as.-emble | liter tlie shock of battle to reorganise, close up, and fill the places made vacant by fallen] . oniii.des iu thecontllct. The drill in mock fil ing and loading, as I well as the charge bayonets, were on thlsoe-: asion, nothing more nor less than harmless j sport, tint there were present many men who i:id passed through a'I these ordeals when i ;he loading ,was with powder and ball, and j Alien lead was tired at their hearts from en- j riiies who were not much more distant than j the admiring friends of the noble manhood, upon whom they looked with such pride and i iiieasure. They had seen the time when the J .-ommand to charge bayonets was a serious; matter. lint, away with all the thoughts of actual ivar, and Its dreadtul consequences. As sol- , iiers, returning to camp from the burial ofi their dead, march to the most enlivening! music, so let us pursue the drill with light md happy hearts. tiik Tinnn itot'ND. The ranks bntnsr ininiicu. anu me mm-i iwuiy''dre.-sed to tlie right,'" theexeoution of llie diltcrcut commands was attain coin-, ineneed. The people anil soldiers look ureal-1 [ r Interest than ever before. Many in the rear of the Court room sat. on the hacks J )!' the seats, while others stood upon the I benches or upon the I'.oor. K very body's head i ivas as hitili as possible in order to see as. much ns possible. At the conclusion of the] third drill, seven comrades were dropped out. is follows: Semeant T. L. Pouulass, Sergeant it. S. I,ink, Sergeant A. ]>. Calhoun, Pi Ivate J. A. Allesi, Private F. C. IniPre, Private M. M. Mattlson, Private T. \V. McMillan. i THIS FOURTH ItOfXD. Now began the fourth round, and the excite- j inent became intense. The gaps were closed ind the stolid veterans with eyes square to the front contested every inch. Every one In the audience tow felt borry for the judges. It .'. , " * -' *- " ' r ?. -;:lookcd as If it would he Impossible (o decide. J Every movement was in exact, time, mid if a I mistake was made it must be very small unci I very "ledumten!," but the judges knew their business,Miid could detect errors that tic incx-1 \ pei ienced eye failed to see, and at Hie commands "order arms," "in place rest," a dead | silence awaited the decision. The inexorable :" decision finally came and out stepped v IVIvate 1). W. Kellar, Private It. L. Mabry, .a l'rivate J. L. Perrin. i . ! i THE FIFTH KOUXD?THE VICTOKY. And now bcholtl the Inst analysis! The fl- n nul tug of war! There only remain standing j iSChjcant. J. A. Harris, ! n Private W. A. Lyon. 1 ? A long, hard-bout in which the men moved as one machine; the final "order"'given, and then?"the battle's e'er?the victory's won" a and this whole company give a shout, of praise to Sergeant Harris who buars oil the v honors. ! n The contest from first, to la?t was pond, nnd 11 though Sergeant Harris was the lucky man, Private Lyon was "right behind liim"' and r proved a foeman lu every respect, well wor-j thy the Sergeant's steel. L The spirit shown by the entire company,'J we think, was very commendable. To both I Private Calvert and ^Sergeant Harris they N gave a hearty, generous sluilit of praise, unmixed w til tile slightest feeling of envy or , dissatisfaction. The Judges, ('apt. Tat rick of the Greenville' Guards and Lieut. Alston, Of the Uichlandj} Volunteers, gave entire satisfaction by their j1 tail*, impartial Judgment of the drill. After the drill came t THE PKESENTATIOX OF TIIE I>Rt2KS. I Tlic officers' prize, given hy tlio privatCR It nml won by First Lieutenant A. \V\ Smith* ji was presented by W.C. Hcnct. Ksq., In a I'ont | s and iiappy speech. After some kind worus ' t for the company and its officers, 31 r. lienctlt argued that apart from the phasant social ji features of Mich an orgranlzatlon, it was of great benefit, to the conittiUnity; nntl he I a doubtctl the patriotism of any man who I wished to trown down the military ; and for himself, he was glad and willing to vlve the 1 company all the aid and support he could. In presenting the prize, which was a com- a plcte gentleman's dressing case, containing, brush, razor, strap. <Ce., he hoped the young ^ soldier when called into act tve service would "brush" his enemies from the lace of the earth : that his sword would be as bright ant'! i s keen as the "razor" he held In his hand, and he concluded by hoping tne gallant young 1 officer would never lie "strapped." The nl"dals Were delivered by Gen. M. L. | j P.onham, Jr., who made an earnest appeal for i the militia of tlie State. He said the military i. of the State was in a fairly good condition, M and if the Legislature would but continue the small appropriation, he thought lie could r raise the standard all over the State. Gen. Bon ha m is an ex-Captain of the Abbeville! j liifllesand as he rose his old command greet- j s ed him with a round of lusty cheers The cups for shooting were presented by Col. H. T. Ward law. Tn?? Colonel is generally . 11 happy in his style, but upoh this occasion he ! v was inimitable. He said he knew Corporal j Dui're who Is an unmarried man, coulu nev- (h er "support" arms as Sergeant Harris docs, ;d who is a married man with a fine boy; but j I! he hoped that when .Mr. DnPre "presented" arms to his lady love he would not have to ] ? obey the command, "to the rear, march." ;J In delivering the cups the Colonel thought j tlie.v may possibly "leak" and advised aspeedy | test, but warned them not to "punch" too big ;" a hole, as such might bring on the hic-"cups. ! t The Colonel brought down the house and was most haDD.v in his hits. I n THE CONCLUSION OF TUE W1IOLK MATTEIt. 6 This ended the pleasant evening. The Ah- ti beville Hiflcs are in tine condition. They ?re a.i ornament to the town smd deserve the aid and support of every citizen. They are Sj about to order a new regulation unilorni, Dnd 1 will give a military hop as Boon as they ar- 11 rive. Let us support our company. Captain McGowan lias every reason to bo k proud of the conduct t>f the Abbeville 1(1 tics | fast Thursday night at the Plume Drill. Kv-i j; orv membe r of I lie company seemed to be perfect in the drill, and persons In the audi-!., once were unable In a majority of Instances I ' to discover the reasons which Induccd tho committee to stand aside those who were "V ruled out at the different drills. For the Dciuflt of those who, like ourot-If, saw no do- j j, feet in many of those who were rnled ottt, we j will say that some of tire best drilled men In ! v I he company, lost tneir positions because ofi ' the crape which they wore on their left arms | in respect, to the memory of the deceased Ad-1 si jutant General. A, M. Manigault. It occurred n in this way: In coming from "support amis" j d to "ca' ry arms" the hammer of the gun in several instances caught in tho crape", throw-1 j. inn the sun out of position. It was for this! rea-'rti that Sergeant It. s. Link and Corporal ? A.M. I >u I're were ruled out. Others were j ** knocked out because of some dilliculty In getting their bayonets in the scabbards. llut t g a majority of them were knocked out bc-Jw cause of the position of their feet, at some | time in the drill, and because they allowed i j their guns to bounce on the tloor at "order arms." WHO SHALL RULE ? KING ALCOHOL, OR j ~ THE PEOPLE ? ! F \i Cold Tlinnltsjflviiis: Ray?flood Farm-; " iiij? >m?l flood Preaching ? Tin 1 Itooi* and Haiti. M r. Caidiel, S. C., Nov. 20,18M. j If Rain ! rain! at Mr. Carmei: Dust turned i:i*: ('. ttf in ltd. Weather now clear, cold and crisp. j 1' Thanksgiving day was not observe;! in our town. No stores closed, nor pnlie worship. I It was a bad day here on man and beast. Mt. C-irmel's "Big Nine" will visit Anderson next Thursday as a minstrel troup. I = Mr. J. s. Norwood is the best farmer in tiie! Flatwoods. lie takes the 1'ress ami Manner, j.and knows how to make cotton. The rootingot Mr. Mcrcior's new brick store! " was put on by Mr. (i. A. ribillilo, of Abbeville, r and it is a splendid Job. L Hcv Nir. Uethen, of the Abbeville circuit, 1 preached his last sermon for ibis year to I his people, and it was an excellent sermon earnestly delivered to a 1 trge and attentive Congregation. ile isa faithful worker in t'!e Master's vineyard, and has brought rtniny souls' -i into the fold tills year. May God bless hlni'jJ ami his family, and return him to ua again. ' j> Our community is stirred up on the great is- ] j) sue of the day. Which shall nil"*, King Alco- i S| liol, or the people? Time will tell. Our town council should levy a tax and build a calaboose, as it may be needed in the _ future. Our school Is closed. Why? Our lonelier. Rev. A. L. Patterson, has managed it inost successfully, and is an efficient teacher and Christian gentleman, and the people should make an cll'ort to finish t lie academy. All are interested in tills mailer and Miouhl work together, ai.d we would have a nourishing school. Miss Janlc Cleveland, recently from Florida, but now of our town, died On Sunday evening, 23th instant, from consumption. M. Tiie town council have done a good thing In clearing the rubbish from tlie Marshall Houcc, and .sweeping the ground. It is nova pleasant place lo look upon, while It Is more Healthful, and more pleasant for passers-by. ' y Co'.. K. I*. Oaky has been quite sick for ren j days of something like cold or pneumonia,! but Is now able to he at his law office again, f.where he will be glad to See clients needingj his legal services; 11 Oitr town council diil avri-e tliiiijr in glvlnjj ; ? the public scales to Mr. Hammond free of.]; charge. Mr. M. F. Game, druggist nl Speed ,t'il S peer's store in Lowndesville, is at the New! (J iioiei. jt| The Abbeville Medical Society will meet in i Greenwood on Thursday; the 8th of Decern- :?' ber. ;t, The sales nf goods at Abbeville this season i will average with the sales of oilier seasons. | ' Ma. Ike" utters a valuable contribution to 1) tills week's issue of the Press un<l J'tmiicr. j (j Jilt. Mac Cater, who has been quite sick, j at the Misses Cater's, Is now improving. I *'1 The young people of Troy will give a ball j on Thursday evening, the 8th instant. j l( Mi>!s K.vte M viwiiAI.i. is o(I" to Greenville,! where she will spend the winter. A "one-horse" show Is advertised on the ll garden fences about town. U.S. (>., Is advertising for the whereabouts; of the Auyusla Chronicle. Mr. J. M. Maker of Lowndesville arrived in 11 town lust night. Cotton sold in Abbeville yesterday at 8J-j to' yv, i li Let him laugh who wears the holly. " -? ? - , j; "SkA.sitik Liiikakv," the liilcst editions, at Speed it Neufl'rr's. Call and get a good hook j at a very small cost. tf [< A skw departure. Messrs. Speed .t Xeufl'er} will hereafter order any book that may he' needed. tf I if you want n dress made or cut and fit | F go to lladilon'si A good tit and prices guaranteed. Ill--" Harmonicas, violin boti'os, strings, bridges] Ac. Hi Id by Speed & Neutier. ld-27; Don't fail to see our line of fancy goods lie-' lore buy ing jour presents. Speed .V Xcntler. i f> eases assorted dry goods Just received at! IS. M. Iladdoll A Co's, 10-127 PM) Jersey Jackets. It. M. lladdon it Co.! PK dozen ladies' misses and children's hose,' !tl colored and black, from PJ cents up. It. M. j lladdon it Co. 10-27 lit member that we carry an extensive line of hUick goods, velvets, sliks, satins, etc. K. ]{ M. lladdon it Co. 10-27 I'll New Markets. It. M. lladdon it Co. 10-27 ; Hogers it Co., of Augusta, (Ja. <>n making; larue shipments of provisions, bagginir and j tiits to there Carolina trade diiilcy, al>o re-1 reiving consignments of cotton by every trail-l. Tliey can deliver goods at any depot in Carolina in two or three days after order Is received. Sliiptueni your cotton and order your goods. Win. E. Hell's Millinery Xews. Fur trimming for clonks &c. Win. E. Bell. 12-1 Feather trimming for dresses and wraps. Vm. K. Hell. 121 My trade In dress goods never was larger, ml I will continue to receive new goods every reek. Win. E. Bell. 11-10 I have ladies to fit and change all wraps, nd can guarantee a Jit. Mrs." Taggart will uake you oi>e in ease you can't get a lit. Win. i. Bull. Short wraps from 34 to 10 with feather and strakhan trimming. W. E. Bell. 11-10 Black and brown Now Markets in all sizes lid us cheap as you can buy same quality ooils in any large city. Win. K. Hell. 11-10 Boucle Jackets for ladles and misses in black ml colors, with large buttons. W. K. Bell. I have n large stock of ladies ami in Uses rintcr wraps, which will be sold cheap. Cull ,nd secure a bargain before it Is too late. Win. i. Bell. 11-10 Fresh stock of ladies and misses shoes Just eeoived. Win. E. Bell. J1-10 Three cases of millinery and dress goods list received. Win. K. Beil. . 11-10 Fresh stock dress ginghams Just received. Vm. E< Bell. 11-10 Money saved, i? money made. I can save ou money on a winter wrap. Win. E. Bell. Have Mrs. Taggart to make your dress and ou will be pleased. She guarantees all work o fit dr nb pi'.y. W. E. Bell. Full line of colored Astrakhan for dress rlmining. W. E. Bell. Cortleelli silk. These goods aCe pilt up for he convenience ol' those persons who desire o use silk, either for embroidery or knitting ii lengths greater than are usually sold in k el us, or on small spools. Each bull conailis one-half ounce of pure silk, superior luality. mi equaled for beauty and durability if color. Win. E. Bell. 10-27 Silk floss In all shades. A beautiful line of haded floss. Wm.E.Bell. 1027 Prepare for the \Vinter and secure a bargain ti wraps. Win. E. Bell. 10-27 Mrs. Taeirnrt will Continue to cut dresses at i0 cents. Win. E. Bell. 10-27 Moss trimming, something new, for dress rimming. Wtn. Jfi. Bell. 10-27 Ladles' and misses electric gossamers in all lzes. Wni: E. Bell. 10-27 Ladles' and misses' rubber shoes with silk ining. Win. E. Bell. 10-27 Black jet balls for dress ornaments. Win. Bell. 10-27 SaufiTernct in all colors for face veiling. Vm. E. Bell. 10-27 The Xonon Jersey, the best thing out for the noney. Win. E.Bell. 10-27 Florence silk! This is a wash slllc for etcling and embroidery. Permanent, dyes and upcrlorlustre. Win. E.Bell. 10-27 I will sell you dress goods, wraps and cloaks ,s cheap as you can buy in Augusta or elsewhere. Win. E.Bell. 10-20 Lrirsc Block of ladles' and children's shoes, idles' and misses' corsets, hand satchels, less extenders and dress shields. Win. E. tell. 10-20. Tolite clerks ready and willing to show ootis. and will guarantee prices and quality f material. Win. E. Bell. 10-20 I guarantee prices on all goods, and all I pi' Iiwlioc I/? frlvn mo ?i /?h? n/'ft t/* clinti' lienV." WmTErik'i I?' '10-20 I can't ho undersold on dress goods, trlmlings. New sly lea in dress -roods received very week. Win. E. Moll. 10-21) Aldino suitings in all the new shades with riitimlngs to mutch. W. K. Moll. Rcrhehi'her 1 don't consider it any trouble to ' how goods, even if you are not. ready to htiy.] his is one way I ii.ive advertising my busiest. Win. K. Bell. 10-20 I.adles'and children's slices, oil. goat and I id, in lace and button. Wm. E. Boil. 9*22 Bustles and hoop in several styles. Wni. I. Bell. 'J-22. Dress flannels in nil the leading shades. I'm. E. Moll. 0-22 Trleo flannels in single and double w2dth. rill. li. Me! I. Winter wraps, Astrakhan and fur trimmed l blacU, brown and tun. W. K. Bell. Jersey stripes for ladles and Misses wraps. V. E. Moll. Muttons! buttons! a full line of largo and mall Cm trills to" match. Also dross ornalents in cords for tne shoulder and front of ress. Win. E. Moll. 'J-22 Ladles colored Jersey with vest front and live buttons. Win. E. Moll. !VJ!I Window gl iss, window glass, at Spool it 'culler's. 10-0 j Drcvs cut and fit or made to order. Work I unranteecl and pries as low as first-class! ork can be done. 11. 31. ifnddon & Co. 10-27 f> t-fises millinery poods Just received at 11. I. lliuldon & (Vs. 10-27 MARRIED. M A It 1'IE i)?Novtfm her 21, 1>>.?, by r,pv. W. \ .Pearson. Mr. WILLIAM 15. I'JUJKIUH to liss MATTIE J AX K. only daughter (if Mrs. [ary Winn, all of Abbeville county, S. (J. CONSIGNEES. Ksj'Ukss?MIss Emraie Tnsten. f*. A. Poneiss, (i. A. Xeulltr. I'. O. McAdams. T. P. oUihitt. W. J. MeNeal.lIon. S. JlcGowan, lev. H. W. Williams. FitGicsiiT?K. L. Wilson, Butler Bros. BIRTHS. ~ _ At Abbeville, November 21, 1SSC, to Mrs. ;i!is (J. Graydon, a daughter. iLCODED A! GRADE STOCK; Jb OK tt.A_JL.hJ. rersey hull calves, grade jerI bey Heifers out of extra milkers, Ks?ex ij:s, lJroiizc Turkeys, liiimi' Chickens-, Pekin moles and Seoieli (,'ollio Pups. All from prize .oe 1;. Address "\V. II FRA/IER, I)cc. 1,1SSG, ltn JS'inety-.Six, S. C. Wotice -TO? r?, AtJDITOIi WILL BE AT Tim] illowing places at the timo specified folic purpose of re<u5iviJi'pr TAX ItETUItNS f itli REAL AND PERSONAL PltOP!RTY oil lnuid on the first"day of Janury, 1SS7, as well as ALL TRANSFERS F REAL ESTATE made since last rcjrn. All tax-payers who neglect or rciso to make returns wiil besuhrjcct to i ... nnnnlf.. nrnani'ilmil 1>V Inn* Auditor's ollicc at Abbeville C. IT., will' c open to rcccivo returns from the iirst ay of January to the 2()lh day of Febru- , ry, 1SS7. Ninety-Six?10th, lltli and 12th of Janary, 1887. Greenwood?13th, 14th and 15th of Janary, 1887. Hodges?17th and lSth of January, 18S7. DonaldsviUe?lDthand 20th of January, 387. Duo West?21st and 22iul of January, i 387. - < Vordeiy?24th and 23th of January, ?S7. Bradley?2<3th and 27th of January, 587. i Troy?2Sth and 2'Jth of January, 18S7. ' "McCormick?3lst January, and 1st of ebruary, 1S87. Bordeaux?2il of February', 1887. Willington?Oil of February, 18S7. Mt. Carinel?4th and 5th of Feluuarv, ?S7. Hesters?fith and Stb of rebrnary, 1S87. J LathiKT?lull and lOlli of February, 1SS7. j Lowndesvllle?lllli ami 12th of Fobrury, IS37. Mountain View- li>t 11 of February, 1SS7. Antrevillc?J 5th and With of February, iS7. fJH?al?17th of February, ISS7. Cedar Springs?18tli of February, 13S7. J. T. PAPvKS, Auditor. ! Abbeville, f>. C., Dec. 1, l'r'b'U. TOYS! TO Don't fail to see E. jfl Toys. Vi If you Want to see somet sortment 01 urencn uanay 1 TEMPLETON & CO'S. E. A. TEMPLETON & CO now have complete lines oi Furnishing Goods, Crockery The 5c. counter at E. A. 1 ed every day.- Don't fail to Notions, Notions, Notions e. a. temp: i palmett Tie Largest ani Best Stoc WITII SELE JUNE ^yniSKEY, JJ1 AND JJOMESTIC, TJUBLIJ A*;D ALE> jrR1JSI1 J3 ^LSO A JfULL JJXE OF moi jyjOUNTAIN Q.AP QORX ^yillSK Thos. McGetti < ""'ALLEN 1 Pay Highest Cash Price fo Sell Groceries and C Rock Bott 12511). Sail 70. 1%!b. Biljrging:;;.;....... Ticsi per. bundle 1.00 1.25. (Jctid Kiotir 3.50 o.ii0. lliu Uolloe l'2\4 J5. Eacon, Corn, Meal, Lard, Hi Low as the Lowest, Trj Try us before you Try us before y Rem ember tvc arc at Depot ami Save I ALL Sept. 22. lttf., 3m Jersey Bull for Sale. r WILL offer to the highest bidder on Sil Day in December, my Jersey Itiill ".sil LOFTY." Ho is thoroughbred nnd one of Mi tines! animals in the state. His Heglster Ni is 2,v5ti, fi?ht years old. A rare opportuiiil, Is afforded to persons desiring to improv their stock. * (J. A. McCLUXO. Nov. 21, KS30, 2t Mcllwaine & Go, JJaVE-oh band almost every variety c CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND WAGONS, which they offer to their customers on th most advantageous terms. wmm A SPECIALTY With tlie best. of workmen In every branch c our business, and an "bundant supply, c lumber, ami other materials, we arc prepare) to do all kinds of repairing in the very lies manner, at the shortest notice, and on !h mosturitoinniodntiiig terms. All work full, warranted. SEAL, McILWAINE & CO, Washington Street. The Place to Get Wlial You Want! THOS, fvl, CHRISTIAN nAVIXfi bon.-lit the interest rf Mr JOHN WILSON-in the businos formerly eoiuluetiui by tliem jointly wil keep al ways in store, a complete stock o FANCY" (< K'JCKI'I ivS, ca.n.mm (iOOl)S and CON 1'MOTIONIS IIIJiS o all kinds. The best and cheapest CI OAKS and TOKACCO. The FINES'. WINKS and LIQUOKS. Sweet Mash Corn Wkiskej For medical purposes a specialty. Also Choice Liquors of any kind lor nicdiea purposes. 1 Give him a call. Satisfaction guarantee* jp>~r- All persons indebted to the lirn of Christian A' Wilson must make iinine diate payment. TEOS. M. CHRISTIAN, Abbeville, S. C, Feb. 13.1SSI, tf Wanted. - ? ""i> iw .-III ?ov llin 11 i < 1 JUvJ market pik-c. Appiy to (i. If. .MODISH. f?et. -1, 1 X>::>. tf Breast Collars, k Fw plain and fancy lailcli or I.ivasi L'olhir* jtisl received ami l<>r sal.' cheap. THUS. lSKLSOS. Sept.l.c-S. Extras. rTtRnrrs, Stirrup leathers, Cirllts, IIoli O hack Straps, Brcnst ami Yoke Straps Manic Strips Curb Straps, Ac., on liaml ami for sale c!i-:?p li>4 THUS. IIJ'XJUS. Sept. :i), I *>. Riding Briulcs. \N assortment of plain and round Bridles and Mai ti'igaks, j;i>t rcc? ived. and loi sale clicii>". T1IOS. I;L'.;OS. *. . YS! TOYS! Li TEMPLETON & CO'S ery Cheap. hing beautiful go and see Asn the New Show Case at E. A. li have filled, up their store and f Dry Goods, Groceries, Gents ' & C ?EMPLETON & CO'S is renew* | examine the 5c. counted of all kinds, at r prrnw r?n, %X> VVj . 0 SALOON. kill lis ii tie - | !CT BRANDS OF RANDY AND *yyiNES, JjlOREIGN NT AND J^IVERPOOL pORTER EER J^LWAYS ON JJAND. BACCO, QIGARS AND. QIGARETTSj S AND jgTONE jyjOUNTAIN :iES A SPECIALTY. g*an, Proprietor lfn d Wnatiincfrin Rt.rfifit. . ; ? cCOOLEY, r Cotton in Lowndesville, and v. reneral Merchandise at om Figures. Gn. Red Rust Proof Seed . ' Oais 75. OmnulHted Sugar. 7 714 Light Brown Sugar ........ 6 6 ice, and full line Groceries as | r us before you sell Cotton, buy Bagging and Ties. ou buy Groceries. nil n~?^nn.n 4111 1/IIIJUqCI -,r? EN & COOLEY. |The State of South Carolina, e COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE} p IN TIIE 1'ROHATE COl'KT. ,, ' Ex Pnrte T. C. Lipscomb, Executor or Pet I-' y tioner.?Petition l'or Settlement and Dle^ e charge. , -. ~i 'T C. LIPSCOMB, ns Executor of the Estate of Martin H^i kett deceased, having ap-_ plied for lenient ami discharge: > ; IT IS OltDEi'ED: tnat YVednesday, ti!0 .'2nd day <?f December next be fixed for the .setUemeitt-and discharge np prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Nov. 22,1&S6. Judge Probate CourL Coffins at Lowndesville.. y J XV. SI(i5 bas COFFINS at Lowndesvlltv f. , in c.ire of Dr. J. B. MOSELY. The Hearse will be sent from Abbeville when required. Abbeville, May 12,1S86. tf ' Dr. J. H. WILSON,7 if Dentist. G It E E N IV O O D, S. C. Oct. 20,13X13,3.11 ~ T. V. THOMSON", * J. W. THOMSON, THOMSON & THOMSON,' attorneys at law, AIIHKVIJ.LK, 8. C. Office?First door in O'NeaU's Law Rar^o, |. J in i 13, 1SS6, 2m c __ Real Estate Broker. , Till' undersigned Offers Iiis services to tUo 'citizens ot Abbeville comity, in the piti" j chase mill .sale of real estate. I I also represent two reliable Fire lnsumi.ee I Companies. J. T. PARKS. j' Oct. 12,1S?G, tf ?TEEEIN fiTcOTHRANi' | * "v i .Attorneys at Ij?vw, ABBEVILLE, S. Ci f. FOTJTZ'S u! HOESii Au3 CATTLE POWDERS I JPfc, -O. > j j So Hobsk will rile of Cor.ic. Tots or Lcso Fk7ko, If FoiiU!*8 I'owdeH are liscrt In time. Foutz's rovv.lors will cnrc and prevent Hon Cttoi.era. Fo'itz's Powders will prevent Gapp.s in Fowl.-*. s Four's Powders will Inerea-e the onantltv of nillte an<l cream twenty per cent., and make tlie butter firm. I liiri sweet. . t f Foutz's Powders will cure or prevent almost evlet x 0:?i ask to wiilcii Horses ami cattle are subject. ; I'OI T/.'S I'O.WIIKttS WILL UIVK SATISFACTION. tj Sold every where. , - j EAVID E. FOT^Z, Prorfrlelwr, I' i BALTI3IOBE, 1117. FOR SALE 1JY V vS '! COTh'RAN & PERRIN.' ij Watch Repairing. . i T \V. UYKAIID has moved lite shop to the ?f , shop on M?in street,recently occupied ! li.v E. M. Kcaton lis ii sewing niaefiine Oftlcy - i where he will be glad to serve his customers | t?y any work in his line. He repairs watches.: J clocks. Jewelry, iriins, pistols, etc., in a skillful i manner at low prices. i Uet. 'J, IS>0,11 | 'J Valuable Land for Sale. TJ5K subscriber will sell at private sale, 1">7 ACItKS ot' vnluahie land, lying within i I}/, nilies of \\"i 11iti^ton ttppof, on the Xavani! mill Valley Kuilroad, and wi liin 'iy. miles of j Mt. Carmel, on the sainc mail. The place ' i conlains someof ihe best Quality of Abbeville ! lands, about ID acres being in original forest, , i anil about 10 acres in creek bottoms. I for terms applv to \V. A. I.KK. at Abbevillo 11., or .f. O. lIK.MiIINi.>KI{ on the-'premise*. [ I \VM. Ci'L'TlIRIfi. I Oct. l-l, 1SS0, 4t v For Sale. \I.oT of second hand buggy harness In gotd repair for sale at the harness shop ' of THUS. UEUGS. | Oct. IS ISM), tf Hattie Adams I.M nxrsIIK-s jrnod inrnls af.nil hours. Her . ^ l>Iof liU'ino-s is on tin* iiisi d<l<* of' s; i lie piiMic s<|ii:ir?'. Let the hungry callon lur j for a gom! square meal. Oct. 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