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/ Till' Old Yenr nnd the Xow Year. The Kins is dead! Thou lot 1:1c peal A p:cn from my toiuue t?l" steel, Hosannahs for tlio joys we foul To see 111 dust liis banner iruilod, His sorrow pulled, liis passion paled, And hope's bright star once more unveiled, Lot it resound, Around, around, A King is (load ! A King ts crowned ! The King is dead ! T. too, would tell A dir^e to Ills departed soul, out in tlio night, troni pole to i>oic. O'er deep mid desert, mount and \a!c Roll, roll it out upon the sale. Till all earih lists the thrilling tale, In cottage homes. 'Neath gilded domes, 1-tchold the Kins! He conies! He comes! Kenutil'sil Hands. Such beautiful, beautiful hands, They're neither white nor small. And you. I know, would srarceiy think That they were fair at all. I've looked on hands wliose form and hue j A sculptor's dream ininlit be. Yet are those aged wrinkled hands Most beautiful to me. Rueh beautiful, such beautiful hands? Though heart was weary and sad. These patient hands kept toiling on, That thcohildren might be clad. I almost weep, as looking baek To childhood's distant day. I think how these hands rested not When mine were at their play. Oh! those beautiful hands, They're growing feeble now: For time and pain have left their mark On hand and heart and brow, Alas! alas! the Hearing time,. And the sad. s.id day to me, "When 'neath the daisies, out of sight, These hands will folded be. Kut oh. beyond this shadow?lamp, Where all is bright and lair. I know full well these dear old hands Will pa I ins of victory bear. Where crystal streams, through endless years. Flow over golden sands, a iwi wimrp ?iip old arow young again. I'll clasp my mother's hand." m i m HARPER'S MAGAZINE. The Choicest Lilrrntnro. (he Most Beautiful Picture*. the .Most Valuable Matter?Everybody Should Subscribe for it. Harper's Magazine for February is a peculiarly strong Number, being freighted with three serial stories, any one of which would; be an extraordinary feast, four ricblv ilius-i trated descriptive articles, a short story by) Grant Allen, and an attractive variety <>f short poems, one of them from Cowley's' "The Mistress" being charmingly illu.-tratedj by Abbey and Parsons. "Thestriking frontispiece, "Moose Hunting by Jack light," Is one of Mr. Front's brilliant illnstr-itions to the paper on ".Moose Hunt-' ing," by Henry 1'. Welts. Charles Dudley Warner describes the Bayou Teche Country of Southern I*nuisiana, known us "The Acadian Land," very entertainingly, and his fellow-traveller, the artist \Y. H. Glb-i bon, beautifully illustrates his text.. Mr. Howell's new novel. "April Hopes," i begins with every assurance of excelling even bis high standard, taking Boston life of to-day . jor nis uit'iiii'. The conclusion of Sir Edward Reed's survey | of the Continental navies of Europe carefully j measures the naval strength of Italy, Russia,! Germany, Austria, and Turkey. A dozen; illustrations, four of them full pages, picture the essential characteristics of these rival j armaments. * Tiie war correspondent, Frank P. Millet, contributes a sequel to his illustrated description of Summer life among the Cossacks in, the January Number. "A Winter Campaign 1 with the Cossacks" contains several thrilling nnd curious passages recounting the hardy,! adventurous life of these pioneers of ttic; Czar's army. The author's drawings render his article doubly interesting. _ The eleventh part of Clackmore's novel. | "Spring-haven," rapidly progresses towards i the close of Nehon's splendid career. Two instalments more will complete this unique' story. As before, Barnard and 1'arsons furnish the illustrations in a masterly style. Abraham Cowley's peom, "The Wish," I contained in "The Mistress,"' is exquisitely 1 illustrated by ten drawings from Alfred 1'arsons and Ed "in A. A! bey. The second part oI "Narka," Kathleen | O'Me.tra's dramatic story of Russian life, luovcs powerfully amid stirring seci.es. George William Curtis. In th* Editor's Kits)/' Chair, bilks with his general raciness of the! A I InAm t lin limit.! (if Itl.U'sl >!l llnl' 111'n. I prietics, the value of con.sure, uoni?slic s<T-1 vice as an employment for American woman, i and Joe Jefferson. W. 1). Ho we i Is in the Editor's Stud}/ makes a most careful and dcliglnrul estimate of short dories as a peculiar phase of modern literature, and enumerates the most successful vi iters of them. The Editor's Drawer is well filled with spicy j humors, introduced by nn essay from Charles j Dudley Warner on February, and concluding with a pace drawing of Knglish aristocratic I peculiarities by George Du M utrior. RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL ! CRIES FOR MORE. The Pnrchaso of the East Tennessee. Virginia and (ieor^ia CoMi^lrtril "Ikiiiiiors about the Control of the I Georgia Central?A Broad Htcil that it in well Enough Controlled Already. Nfav York. January 21.?Theagreement for the transfer of the majority of the preferred, stock of ttie Hast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad to the Richmond and West Point Terminal Company was* signed to-day. The parties now in control of the Richmond and West Point Terminal are now nejrot latins: for the control of tlie Georgia Central, but no details can tic obtained, and many of ttie parlies interested deny that a deal concerning' thu Georgia Central is 011 fo.it. Calvin s. Hriep. however, who conduct'd the negothi tious for the transfer of tlie Ka-t Tennntssee to the Richmond Terminal Company, said to-day tliat "the Richmond Terminal people ? are now arranging to control the Georgia Central. U'he scheme is a great one, and ' means more limn is shown on the surface."; This was the only continuation that could ho obtained. H. 15. Holland, who is one of the Georgia On mil directors, denied positively that any negotiations were pending, and said that the only proposition made was refused long ago. The Richmond Terminal olllcials also contradicted tlio story of tlieir having sought the control of the fieorgia Central. Gen. I.ogan, vice-president of the company, naid that the road under the management of Gen. Alexander was In harmony with his company, and there was no desire to change their relations. Sixty Cfsttit Versus Osie Dollar and More. Bornwcll Sentinel. Our feeling towards the merchants and bus"f 1'l.rii-li.alnn nri> invl Hi: L'lnil they arc for those of any other city within a radius of a hundred mile*, but \vc hive newr be? n able to see why with Charleston factors it was necessary to cliarsse from a dollar to a dollar and a half per bale for handling cut ton, while many of the factors of Augusta are willing and do handle it from sixty cents to one dollar a bale. Charleston is a seaport and her advantages are certainly not overcome by the local consumptive detuned of Augusta. Consequently the policy persisted in must be classed us short sigh ted ness. It lias not only a tendency to cut away much of the city's rotton business hut much of that which the drygoods. Notion, shoe, hardware, jsroccry, and other dealers would secure. What is needed is a thorough change of the whole cotton handling system, it will do more for the city than anything else. Our State"* Prosperity. [Barnwell Sentinel.] The more we see of the State's progress and prosperity on paper, and the more we think of the pride which every Carolinian ought to feel in the condition of his people, the liiore convinced we nre of the liiet that those who furnish the information out of which this gaudy framework is manufactured are utterly ignorant of our true condition as a people. Estate of DeLa Howe. DEBTOKK TO this FSTATK are hereby notified that IXTEKKs'Fdue on H?>Ni?S must be paid by 1st February next, or the , IlOflUS win UV PUL ill Mill. i>^ ..I.II-I < ! I motets. WM. II. PARKER, Jan. 12,1SS7,3t Treasurer. For Sale. J f|n P.USIIELS PETEl'KIX COTTON seed; 1.UU 3 pure bred Rerkshirs plus (males! monthsoM ; subject to registration ; very fine. 1 thoroughly trained pointer?1????very intelligent; 1 pointer pup. V. <i. KICK. Jan. 12,1SS7, tf Coronaca, s. c. | Notice. * MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS, J\ of the Chester, (itven wood and Ahbeville Railroad Cotnpany will be held at (>'recti wood on Thursday evening, at 7 p. in., the of January instant. J CLIUS :>IILLS, President. Jan. 12,18S7. 2t i Breast Collars, A Few plain ami fancy Dutch or P.roast Collars just received and for sale cheap. XII 0?. liEUGS. i fcept. 3?, lSt'5. VALUABLE BV VIRTl'K OI' A roWKIt OF SAIK con-! ferred <>n nip li.v a tiiortsraite executed to] no by Tims. Hutchinson, on llio Stli day ol l>eceinhei" A. IX lss>, I will sell at Abbeville C. II., at public auction, on Saleday in February next, that valuable tract of In nil. on which the said Thos. Hutchinson lias lately refilled, situated within five miles ol Abbeville Court House, containing "it is estimated 152 Acrcs, more or less," bounded by lands of A. J. Ferguson, the Jordan Homestead, Calhoun's | creek, LceStnilh and others. On the premises are a good dwelling house and out building*, and also a good well of water. The tract contains good cotton, grain and pasture lands, and there are about THIRTY ACRES in bottoms. TERMS?(.'ash. HUGH WILSON, Mortgagee. Pec. 20,1PS1, tf TH 5IFI i nn RFMI 4 \P w Kao DH DM HAS a ? flMIE IIoPSE of (he late T>r. V. C. NOK! Wool) at Hodges, with SIXTY-SIX AO'KES of land attached. The house is now, commodious anil beautiful, the outbuildings are numerous nnd in good condition, and ail j the premises are in good order. Favorable terms to purchasers. A poly to GEORGE A. SPKER. LaGrange, tin. or \V. C. BKNKT, Jan. JSS7, tf Abbeville, S. C. Cloaks and Jackets. \\TK have a few ladies flunks and jackets ?Y stillon liuml llnl we nreoflerilig ut less tiian net cost. Come and got one. \V. JOEL SMITH & SOX. Jan. 5, is$7. If Medical Card. HAVING sold my interest In the DRUG ] business, 1 will from fiiis time devote titr whole tinio to the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGKHY. G. A. NEL'FFER, M. D. Jan. 5,18S7, tf "IIf rt n va C!nln A npflnf c ?r c aic uuiu ugvuuu FOU TI1E "ELECTRIC" CUTLERY. Scissors, Shears, Razors and Knives; absolutely tlie be?t goods ever ollered to customers. If the ladies will givo the "Electric"' Shears and Scissors and the gentlemen the "Electric" Razors a trial they will not have any thins else. Lookout forour handsome "Electric" show ease on the right, as you enter our store. \V. JOEL SMITH & SOX. Jan. 5. lfiST, tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AR11EVILLE, IX THE PROBATE COfRT. Ex parte J. W. Simmons, :>s Adm'r, A-c.. Petitioner.? Petition for Settlement and Discharge. J\V. SIMMONS, as Administrator of the i estate of Robert l>unn, deceased, having applied f?>r settlement and discharge : IT IS OUDEKEH: t??at Friday, the tth day of February next, bellxed for the settlement and discharge as prayed for. J. Fl'LLER LYON, Jan. 4,1SS7. Judge Probate Court. T? T7rP T T T> "NT" ft TO PROBATE COURT. Administrators, enkci'toii^, onardiiiiis aiul Trusties, must make returns before the first d iv of March. J. FULLER LYON, Jan. 5, !S-'G, tf Judjre Probate Court. Schools Ivlay Open. OKKICK OK SCJIOOli J'OMM ISStONKR, A nUKVn.I.K Col'N'lY. Annitvii.i.K. s. ('., Jan. 4, hS7. TEACHERS of 1'iiblic Schools are at libei ly to open their schools and teach with their present certificates until the exaniiimliMi of. teachers in April inxt. subject to the rates of salaries agreed upon hereafter. E. COWAN, School Commissioner,- A. C. Jan. J, 1SS7. tf Med. copy. An Ordinance. | To Raise Supplies for Hie Town of Ab-j beville, S. for the Year 18S7. ! "HE IT ORDAINED ItY THE INTF.NPANT ami Wardens of the Town of Abbeville, j s: C in CciiM-il Mccotnlili.fi ?im1 l?v mthni'ifvi of I ho same, That a tax for the sums and in tin- manner hereinafter named shall ?>e raised and paid into the treasury of she Town Conn-' eii lbr tlie u.ses and purposes thereof lor the year HS7. Skctuot 1. On every one hundred dollars I of tlie cash value of all r?al and personal es-j tiite within the Incorporation of I he said Town of Abbeville the sum of lifteen cents. Skc 2. On each billiard and pool table or ten pin alley kept for hire the sum of Twentyfive Hollars on the first lahle or alley and Twenty-five I>ol!ars for each table or alley | more than one kept hy the same owner. On1 each bagatelle table kept tor hire the sum of! Fifteen llollats. j Skc. :>. For each license to retail spirituous, Illinois in the Town of Abbeville the sum of Two Hundred Hollars for the year, hc-jinning j with the first day of January. is.s". and end- ] im: on the first day of January, isss. The said sums pa\able in three ei|tial installments in advance, said dealer or dealers to nl ve bond' and security for payment of said sum of money, and if at any time during the year the said dealer or dealers should go out of business the; whole amount of Two Hundred Hollars shall linmeiliately become due and payable, and any person or persons doing business the whole or any part of the year shall pay tlie whole stun of Two Hundred Hollars. skc. That all male persons between the' aurs of sixteen and fifty years, except those' physically unable to earn a support, are liable in road duty and sha'l be required to work 0:1 the roads, sidewalks, and'streets within the incorporation of the Town of Abbeville live days under the direction of the Town Council. The commutation fur said road duty to be the sum of Two Hollars to be paid at 1 the timeof payment of other taxes, to wit, on ! or before the first day of March. All persons' refusion or failing to work five full days to be accepted and approved by the Council or pay 1 tlie aid ve commutation shali be liable to pay such line and penalty as tl,e Council inav im-1 pOSO. sic. i5. That all Itinerant auctioneers. pcd-j tilers, and other transient persons, except vendors of farm produce raised in the ( onntv, od'cingat retail any goods whatsoever lor! sale, shall nay a license of not ieore than| Twenty-live Dollars nor less than One Dollar; per day. St:r.'. ?>. That all eireuses shall pay a license of one llundrMl Dollars for each and every exhibition: and all other shows, Including what arc commonly known as side-shows at-! tached to a circus, shall pay a license of not more than Kitty nor less than Two Dollars tor j each exhibition. Sec. 7. That all returns shall he made un-| deroathonor before the first day of Febiu-1 arv, IssT, and ali taxis shall Idue and p;?y-1 aide on ur he fore t lie lirst day of March. 1VST. If an;< person ( r persons shall refuse or inflect paytnetit of tlie taxes herein levied within the lime specified the Treasury of the. Town Council is hereby authorized and re-1 f)nired to adil twenty per rrn/nm penalty, and if the tax with the penalty is not paid within thirty days thereafter, it. shall he the duty of tlie Treasurer of the Council to issue executions therefor immediately and collect the same by duo process of law, as provided in' the charter of said Town of Abbeville. Sr.c, S. The Town Council or a tjuornin | thereof shall constitute a hoaid of assizors to nltix tiie value of property returned for taxation. t SKf. If any person or persons shall refuse or neglect to make a return of their property for taxation within the lime prescribed herein, the return of last year with twenty p<r ciiitum added shall be deemed ami taken by t the Treasurer to In* the true value of their property lor taxation and it shall be assessed at that ra:<>. I h ill i? mi al I? i f i f 1 < ( 1 i t (Vtniwll niul llto c?.n1 rif the Town Council :<Viixj <1 this <lnv of January, eighteen hundred "and cisihiy seven. \V. f. Mi-(}??\VAN. i Junks F. Miu.ki:, Jntendant. j Secretary. Jan. .r>, 1S87. Copartnership Notice. 'I^HK undersigned have this day formed a I copartnership for the practice <>l law under the firm nameol' DeKHI llI. <V liZtA !> B.CY. Olllee No. 2 O'Neal Ranee. M. 1\ DkIMMMIT.. V,*. O. Jilt A I) LEV. I January 1st, 1SSC. tf | vAm'.'-jv,1 'Mjnurac BTotice -TO T j 1. IIE AUDITOR WILL "RE AT TIIE | following places at the time specified for ! the purpose of receiving TAX RETURNS ! or all REAL AND PERSONAL PltOPj ERTY on hand on the fir.st day of January, 1SS7, as well as ALL TRANSFERS I OF REAL ESTATE made since last return. All lax-payers who neglect or refuse to make returns will be subject to i the penalty prescribed by law. Auditor's oflice at Abbeville C. II., will be open to receive returns from the first day of January to the 20th day of February, 1SS7. Ninety-Six?lOlh, 11th and 12th of January, 1SS7. Greenwood?13th, 14th and 15th of January, 18S7. Hodges?17th and 18lh of January, 1SS7. Donaldsville?lOthaud 20th of January, 1SS7. I Due West?21st and 22nd of January, I issr. Yerdery?24th and 25th of January, 1887. Bradley?2Cth and 27th of January, 1887. Troy?28th and 20th of January, 1887. MoCormick?31st January, and 1st of February, 1SS7. Bordeaux?2d ol' February, 1887. Willington?3d of February, 1SS7. Mt. Canncl?4th and 5th of February, 1887. Hesters?Gth and 8th of February, 1S87. Latimer?9th and lOtli of February, 1887. Lowndesville?11th and 12th of February, 1Sjs7. Mountain View?13th of February, 1SS7. Antrevillc?15th and lGth of February, 1SS7. CJilcr.nl?17th of February, 18S7. Cedar Springs?18th of February, 1S87. A. W. JONES, Auditor. Abbeville, S. C., Dee. 1, 18SG. Tie State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. COUKT OF COMMON PLEA'S. Jolin W. Sign, as Administrator of Estate of Fannie Walk in*, deceased, PlaintilT, against Anna P.. Lomax, John II. Watkins, Robert A Watkins, Harriet C. Watkins, Charles P. Wat kins, and J. F. Lyon, as Guardian, Re fondants. SUMMOXS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not served.) To the Defendants Anna H. Romax. John A. Watkins, Robert A. Wa'kins, Harriet O Watkins, diaries P. Watkins, and J, F. I,yon, of whom Anna I'. Lomax, Harriet ('. Watkins. Charles I). Watkins and Hol>crt A. Watkins are residents of the city of Augusta. State of Georgia: YV>r ARE IIERERY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint In this ac tion, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of the said Court for said Slate ancl County, and to serve a copy of your answer t:> the said complaint on the subscribers at their of flee at Abbeville Court IIor.se, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of snch service; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated 23 November A. P. l^-T.. rKKi:rx & cotrirax. PlaliiUlIs Attorneys. To Anna R. T.oniax, Robert A. Walls I n?, Harriet 0. Watkinsand Charles D. Vatkins: Takk Xotjck that the complaint lr> the above stated case, with thesummonsof which the foregoing is a copy, was tiled in my otlice at Abbeville Court House, in State of South Curoliua, on the27th December, l8-?fi. [L.S.] M. G. ZKIGLKR, Dec. 20, 1SSC, fit C. C. P. PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE, 1"[XDF.R power iriven to me by the will of \i IfOliJ'.UJ * . P?IIAlil', WCCSIX'II. 1 Will fell the fol low in-; described property at private smIo. The machinery is new and in excellent order: 1 Saw Mill complete, 3G inch Saw. 1 12 II. 1*. Eric City Engine. 1 Farqnhnr Thresher. 1 GO Saw Eagle Gin with Feeder and Condenser. I 30 inch Moore County Corn Mill. Lot Shafting and Pnliies. W. M. GRIER, Executor. Apply to J. M. COCHRAN, Pee. I!', If'SO, Sin Due West, S. C. II you propose going West or NorthWest, to write to inc. I represent the Short Line. I-'KKI). I>. IJUSII, l>. 1\ A., Nov. 3 1880, Gin. Atlanta, Ga. Dwelling House to RentI OFFKR to rent fur ISS7, my dwelling house on Main street. For terms. iMipl.v to Miss KLIZA CATF.H, nt Messrs. H. M. Haitdon & Co's millinery store. It. v.'. WILSON. J K'V. 1?C>, 11. Farm to Rent. ri'JIATvaluable farm tiiiij; " : () acres 1 on liendy place, but recently pari of the estate of Jacob Miller is oli'. ivd f.?r rent. Apply early at tlie J'refx ami IJonm r ollice, tf. Valuable Land for Sale. rWIf.TjSell ai private sale. TWO Ht'XliltKli AND KIKi l" AiKKS OK I,AXI>, within tlirci'and a half miles ol Jmnahb ville. Any one <l">irinji In buy land in that locality would do well to look at this land. It will hi: divided inio oiiu or niore tracts losiiit purcIuim r. MRK. SALMK L. MAI'TIX, Nov. 17,1SSC, (U* Diiiialdsvillp, S. I". Look to Your Interest. riMlK host and cheapest assortment of Dujrtry I Harness ever otl'ered for sale in Abbeville. I'ersons buying for eash will find it to their interest to call and examine liiem. They ralitre In price from eialit 1o twenty-live dollars per set, at the harness shop of TliO.-i. Nov. 17, lSiU. emeapaaw t? wnmMm w.nviin'a. mi ng^ Piedmont Air-Line, Richmond & Danville K. 1<m Columbia & Greenville Division. CONDENSED SCHEDULE: S IN KITBCT Iir.CKMIIF.lt 19, ISSfi. (Trains run on 75th Meridian titnK,) BOHTiiBorNn. NO 52. ! NOP.TimouNn. NO. 53. Lvc. Walli-.Hn 8 >V> am Lve. Columbh...U 00 am Lvc. Semes 0 17 am Lve. Newberiy... 1 OH ptn , | l.ve. 8|i:irlanirig..11 I!0 in Lvc. Ninety-.Vix . 2 .'!!) pin ; 1 Lve. AM" viile...10 -15 am Lve. Greenwood. 2 52 |iir, Lve. I.nnrens . . t> 2) am Arr. Greenville... 5 53 j>in ' Lvc. Greenville.. 0 40 am Arr. Lauren* 5 65 pin. Lvc. (iiven Win id. 12 50 ptn Arr. Abbeville... 4 35 pin Lvc. Ninety-Six.. ! 41 jim, Arr. Spartanburg 3 80 pin I Lve. Newberry... 3 07 pin Arr. Seneca fi 02 ptn j Air. Columbia.... 5 15 pur Arr. Walhnlln G 3."> pm I Ait. Augusta 9 20 |im Arr. Atlanta 10 40 pin j No. 53 makes close connection for Atlanta. I No. 52 makes close connection for Augusta and j Charleston at Columbia. I .IAS. L. TAYLOR, Cen'l Pass. Acent. 1). CAIMJWKLL. P. A., Columbia, S. C. . SOL. HAAS, Trallic Manager. Seal, Mcliwaine ; & Co. i JJaVE on hand almost every variety of ^ CARRIAGES, i BUGGIES, ! and WAGONS, I which they ofler to their customers on the most advantageous terms. BiFPATflTM A SPMAT.TY ! ILLii ?1111111 U XI uiiiumiixi, , I With tlio best of workmen in every branch of i our business, and an nbundant supply of i lumber, and oilier materials, we are prepared to do all kinds of repairing 111 the very best manner, at the shortest notice ?nd on the most accommodating term*.. >vork fully warranted. SEAL, McILWAINE & CO,, - "Washington Street. $50 FROM ONE TREE ! i I ARGK Pecan Trees yield not annual lnj i comes ol si'i.OO to So)).0(1. The homo of this most profitable nnt Is in! the Southern and Western States, but it sue-! ceeds in many of the Northern States. THE PKCAN THRIVES WHEREVER THE HICKORY GKoWS. Every fanner in the South should have a! j Pecan grove as a source of profit. | I am now selling tine trees of the best and i earliest hearlrg variety two and three years old, at the following prices: From 1 lo 12 "nifjc. each 12 to i"> 2*icl " " 23 to 50 2"c. " " Si) to 100 lie. " j Trees securely packed and ou cars here at above prices. Shipping season begins November 1st. LOCAL AGENTS Wanted Everywhere^ s. u. I PllOP'r. IlAKTWKJ.I, NflWKKIF-S, Hurt well, Ga. j Author of "The Nursery nncl The Orchard," ;a practical treatise oil Fruit#CulU:re; 2K0, 'pages. Price, in elegant cloth binding ?1.25 jper ropy. * i lice. 15. ISS'5, tf i Terra Cotta Wells. riMMO undersigned will put you up a 19 Inch ' i 1 Terra Cotta Well for halt the price of hi I dug one. The common wood bucket Is used J s for drawing water. The cleaning out Js the; ! work of a moment by keeping a galvanized i sheet iron bucket in the bottom to be booked , out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also I agent for the celebrated Cucumber rump. C. M. CAl.IIOl'N, , Greenwood, s. C. j They are frog proof and superior to one du ?. Joel S. 15ailey, Greenwood. ! They are bound to take precedence over all j others. Prof. Blake, Greenwood. JocLlgon, Hradle.v. lluv. II. Smart, Tr<?y, I)r. I,. Anderson, Ninety-Six. , I!ev. Pressly, I>ue West. D.J. Wnrdlsuv, Mct'ormielc. ]00 oilier names given If accessary. I Feb. 21,1SM5. lyr ! INSURANCE LICENSE, j executive department. Office (if Comi'Tkollek Genkhai., ; Columbia, S; C., Sept. 21, lSs'G. 1 I CERTIFV, Thai, Jlr. J. T. PARKS. of'( ! Abbeville, Agent of THK CIIEASAi'EAKE i 1 KIKE INSUKaNCK COMPANY. incorpora-j j (I'd by the District uf Columbia, luis complied < , Willi the requisitions of the Act of the Gen- i !erni Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate j the Agencies of Insurance Companies not in- ] corporated in the State of South Carolina." !< and I hereby license the sniil Mr. .1. T. Parks. j Agent aforesaid. to take risks ami transact all j I business of Insurance in this Stale, In the j County of Abbeville, for and in behalf of said I i Company. < I ! 1. ni?? to. .tiiiruii oi;i, io. i. , W. E. STOXEY. ( Coin piroller General. j April 7,1SS6. \VM. II. PAUKEIl W. C. McGOWAN' PARKEE ftTMcGOWAK ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, A2MJ E YILLE, C. II., S. C. ? ' > 117 II-Tj practice also in the Circuit Conrtsoi; j ? I lie Cuileil Status for South Carolina* m I Jan 7, l$al>, tf i JHcady for the Fall Trade. I T vUltlXO the dull summer months we j J / have been busy making up a lot of ! single unci double bursty harnes, also a lot. of of >inffie and double wayon harness, and i everything usually kept in such an establish! intnt. which we will sell at fair prices, all our j i work is hand made. Call at the harness shop of TIIuS. llEGGS. j Sept. 22 1886. tf BLGODSD AND GRADE STOCK:1 t?or r a t,tt:. tensey r.rr.r, calves, grade .ter-'J ,#J Key lloli'i-rs out of extra milkers, Essex j I'ius, r.rouzo Turkeys, Game Chickcns, lVkin f ' Ducks and Scotch Collie I'ups All from prize ; stock. Adilrcis AY. II ERAZIER. ' Dor. 1, l8Xft, hn .N inety-Six, S. C. . SALE OF LAUD r' UNDER MORTGAGE.: UY YIltTCEof mortsrflRft given to 1110 by ] '' John It. Toihcrt, dntcd JSt li November, J lv.it, recorded litli DceoinUer, l>S'i. Volmoe is, pam* I Mi, and certified by >1. <1. Zei^ler, llctr., > I will sell at Abbeville C. II.. on Saleday in I February next,(l,sS7.) AH that, tract of land ly- i ing in White liall township, said to contain Two Hundred and Twculy-Fivc (225) j Acres, more or loss. hounded l>.v lands of D. J. Tol- J bert, T. A. Watson. Mrs. Whitlock anil others, u jaml known as tin-'{'. A. Watson Homestead, j TK1I.MS?I'.isli. Purchaser to pay for papers. . a. h. McNeill. t I Jan. 12,1SS7, It J Coffins at Mt. Carmel. T W. SlfiX lias cnlllns at Mt. Cn'tnol in the tf care of W. It. I'oWKLL. The liKAU-SE. i will i>e sent- from Abbeville when desired, i Jan. 0, lt?b7. tl I a ??? ?ii "Tryir>gggggggj CONGAEEE Coumbia. S. C. i Agnt for CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR , SMltfSE WORKS WEEK E9TABLLSAED fn ? 1S47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair nml James AnIitsoii nnil purchased by mc in tlio year 1S5B, and rom that time till now carried on successfully by nyself. My friends and customers will bear witness if the iarse'nnd stupendous* Jnbs executed by me. It vas at my works where the lamest and almost only 1 / ob of its class ever executed in this city was done ' iz: the making of the pipes for the City Water Vorks In the year 1SSS. In the branch of BELL 'UUNDING, I can say that I hare made the laiccst tells ever cast in the State, such as the bell fur the ;ttv Hull In Columbia. My stock uf patterns for ARCHITECTURA1. ft'o'llK COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large nnrt various,aii<l in KAlLINOS for Balconies, Gardens, ind Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most | nodern patterns; nianv of these tire patented and 1 " lave purbhasod thu rk'ht for this state. In the machine line I can furnish my patrons with 5TEAM KNOISKS and BOILKHS of anv size and letnriplion. My C111CITLAK SAW MILLS lmvej. ariieil off the prize at ev-ry State Fall- held in this ity, and in their construction I have taken pains to siitiihine simplicity with the most useful modern iniirnvemcnts. nn<l may flatter my self that my CIIICIIL.AU SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who inderstands his business. The many or<lers I am steadily receiving for SU- , IAU'CANE MILLS prove that the public appreciate he mills of my make, and s ? it Is with inv GKAIi- " [NO for HOUSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GKIiTi MILLS and other M AC1I INHtV. I have the manufacturing right of ninny PATENTS 'itch as eastings for 1101'K COTTON AND HAY ['IlESS and three or four different FEED CUTTliS ind other Implements. I will be pleased to send my circulars to any nppli:ant. together with price list or estimate. My prices ? ire moderate, and I assure the public that they are ower than those of Northern manufactures, and that r :ny work will compare favorably with that ol any oth :r maker. Address John Alexander, , Coxgaree Ikon Works, Columbia, S. C. Atlantic Coast Line, riiaai!?auc.i; ufirAuiMiifli. Wilmington, N. C? Jon- 22.ISSft. j' FAST LINK between Charleston and Columbia and i Upper South Carolina. OOIXO WEST. J, Leave Charleston, S. C 7 20 a m Leave Lanes, S. C S 34 a tn ] Leave Milliter. S. C Sk33 a in ' Arrive Columbia, S. (.' 10 40 a iii I Arrive Winnsboio, S. C 3 H2 p in [ Arrive Chester. S. C 4 I ft |> in Arrive Yorkville. S. C 0 oft n in Arrive LaiiensN-r, S. C 7 111 p in Arrive Koek 11 ill. S. C 4 ft'i p m Arrive Charlotte, N. C C 05 p ui GOINO EAST. Arrive Charleston. S. C 9 1n p m I Arrive Lane.*,S. 0 7 4ft |i in | Anive Slimier, S. C (> 42 p ill j Leave (' Ininbia, S. C fi 27 p tn | Leave Winnsln.ro. S. C 8 4S p in I. Leave Chester. S. C 2 42 p m Leave Yorkville. S. (12 11 4". p m . Leave Lancaster. S. C 7 nil a in i Leave lloek Hill,S. C 1 *6 p m | Leave Charlotte, N. C 12 50 p in 001 SO WEST. Arrive Newberry, S. C T2 4S p m1 Arrive (ireenwoiid. S. C 2 42 ji ni | Arrive Laurens, S. C B 30 ji ni I Arrive Anderson, S. C 4 47 p in ' Arrive (Irei-n*ille. S. ft 3ft p in : Arrive Walhaila, S. C C !;8 j> ni I Arrive Abbeville, S. C 4 Sn }> in j Arrive Spartanburg, S. C 4 4tl p ni | Arrive llendersuuvllie. N. C ft 35 p ni i 001X0 EAST. I.eftvc Newt>prrj\?. t: ;} i'2 p m Lravc GrrenwinKl, S, C 12 44 |> in Li'iivo Lauren.*. S. " 8 00 a m i Leave Anderson, S. C 10 22 a in I Leave Greenville, S. I" 0 4."> a m i Leave Walhallti. S. C S 80 n m Leave Abbeville, S. t' 10 4.'? a in Leave Spartanburir. ?. (' II 05 |> in: Leave Henderson villi-. N. 0 7 00 a in j Solid trains between Cbarlesinn and Columbia, S C ; ,1. IflVINK. T. M. KMhUSON, I, Geu'l Sup'tk Gi n'l I'ast. Age n | The Place to Get What You Want! j Ties, m. christian! HAYING bonghttho Interest of Mr. JOHN WILSON iii the business j formerly conducted by them jointly will j keep always in sunn, a ccmipieic nuh-k hi FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED 1 r.OODS and CONFECTIONERIES of ill kinds. The best and cheapest CI[JARS and TOHACCO. The FINEST WINES and LIQUORS. Sweet Mash. Corn Whiskey For medical purposes a specialty. Also, L'hoieo Liquors of any kind for medical. purposes. (Jive him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed All persons indebted to the linn if Christian A: Wilson must make ituinc- 1 liate payment. j THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, 5 Abbeville, S. C. J Feb. 18.1884, tf c WANTED. jL 10,000 losT wool, r FOR which the HIGHEST CASII PRICE will be paid by T. P. QUARLES, At Perrin's Drug Store. Abbeville, May 5, ls-G. If Wanted. |A/\ CORDS Tan Hark, will pay the high [ (Ju market price. Apply to ; / V?. 11. .UUWHU. , > Oct. 21,1883. tr 5 Extras. STITCTirPS, Stirrup Leathers, Girths, Hold buck straps, lircust and Yoke Straps. Isiine strop*. Curb Straps, iV-e.. on hand and ( or sale cheap by TIIll.S. l?EtiGS. Sept. 30,l&iS. Real Estate Broker. rllK undersigned oilers hi* services to thei citizensot Aliln-'vilie county in the pur-j ii!i<e and sale of real estate. 1 nlvn ronrn<nnt tu*i> reliiililn Firn Insurance! 'otnpanics. ,J. T. f'A KICS. ! (H I. JJ, ISSfi, tl L ! e PEERIN & COTEBAN, ; attorneys at Law, 13 AliBKYirj j:, s. c. For Sale. A LOT of socnml hand hussy harness In \ uood repair for sale at the harness shop f THUS. LECJi;?j. , Oct. IS, tf \ . IV THOMSON, . W. THOMSON, THOMSON & THOMSON, |lK ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CJ AKltKVILf.K, s. c. OlJlfc?First door In 0*3?call's Law Range Jan. H, ISSOi -m ro the mi WE ALWAYS HA^ TWENTY TO TTO HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, i A ND CAN GIVE PROMPT AUGUSTA SHIPM1 1 are shipped us on consignment, and will he sol< Ask lor prices by WIRE. Satisfaction guaranted. R Jan. 2G, 1R:7, tf Bargains, Bargai WE ARE OFFERING TREMEN Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Flan Overcoats, &c., in Order 1 Goods Before HALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF OF THIS F 0 chases. Now its the time to buy the above line < V Jan. 5, 16V, tf TOYS! TOY! Don't fail to see E. A. 1 Toys. Very If you want to see something sortment of French Candy in th rEMPLETON & CO'S. E. A. TEMPLETON & CO havi now have complete lines of Br Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c Tli a nminfov of V A T P TVT' XUV KJ\J* WUUWA MU J. Ml ed every day. Don't fail to exa Notions, Notions, Notions of a E. A. TEMPLI palmetto He Largest and Best StwM WITH SELECT B] J^INE QLD ^yHISKEY, JJRAND AND TJOMESTIC, TJUBLIN AN AnD J^RESII JJEER A JpULL 0F 'J'OBACCV J^/?OUNTAIX Q.AP JJYE AS TTTHISKIES , Thos. McGettiga H The Oldest and Most Reliabli -pope & f: COTTON FACTORS, A! 3r?ne>r,?*J. . Sept. 15, lfS!!, 6ra r* to a? r. JD. iM rr eep constantly on* hand a full an l\ DRUGS, ClIKMICALS, otc..oic. :nt am) proprietary mk1 >ii 'ixi>, h ei )vspepsia. /'?/ .*< //' on!if In/ ii.i. Try our blackhl nil (uir compol'NlJ syrup saksapakilla U>D I'.UO poison. tl>o most convenient way of de: II 11><* Maple an<l fashionable colors. a lull line stationary, etc.. etc. 'j he l>est brands of f'ksa omplete stock of white leads, paints. Oil mrsiiKs,window olass, golden maciiij Jros. preparer paint, the best in tne market. Prescription D Physician's prescriptions and Family Recipes filli ieuecd and competent hands. Orders by huud or 11 April :* >, lS-M. tr 'rk~'bea ABBBVIIj Dealer Sash, Boors, B] INGS, BE ACE May 10,1S86, tf B.F.S1 ABBEVILI Is now prepared to furnish al d Lumber, and is ready to fill Vork of any kind, at the very s nost reasonable prices. Junel5.lNM.tf Stoves! Stove 17 K ARE NOW SKLLINfi A UKAL GOOD NO. ) ? t.v pipers, and tin I'cot of pipe tor Slj.tW. A goc letc, from ; 17.00 up. Come ami .sec our ? T O fore bnylne elsewhere, ami \vc are satisfied we can as any house In tlie country. H. Oct. 13,1SSG, tr EtCHANTS ! rE ON SPOT TY-FIVE CARS * AND SEED OATS. i-ii?i??er? 5NT AT ALL TIMES. THESE GOODS 1 at market prices. 06EBS & CO., Augusta, Ga. ins, Bargains. DOUS BARGAINS IN nels, Balmorals, Shawls, ;o Close Out These Spring. ACT BEFORE MAKING TOUR PUlt' 3f Winter noeessarU-s CHEAP. 7. JOEL SMITH & SON. S! TOYS! 'EMPLETON & CO'S Cheap. f beautiful go and see Ase New Show Case at E. A. b filled up their store and y Goods, Groceries, Gents PT.TTflW <$ fl/VS is rpnAar mine the 5c. counter. 11 kinds, at 2TON & CO. SALOON. Hgisi ii lie Dj-CmiOT. RANDS OF. Y AND -m-INES, JfOREIGN D J^IVERPOOL J>ORTER ALWAYS ON JJAND. 0, QIGARS AND 0IGARETTS, D (gTONE jyjOUNTAIN V gjPECIALTY. ,n, Proprietor o, 4 Washington Street. _ _ 3 Brand on the Market. LEfflNG. UGUSTA, GEORGIA. Agents. ?an??aaawBMM???? ?| 'EED, fists. D WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE All the lit test SI nil popular lines of PATi IHXKi the best Liver Medicine, cures JUIt Y CORDIAL for Summer Complaint, with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood. *tioyim: tht-se insect* DIAMOND DYES of KANCY (iOOIiS. TOILET ARTICLES, US. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A [.S. VARNISHES, ETC., ETC PAINT sE OIL. We sell the celebrated Harrison Special attention paid to the epnrtment. >d nt all hours of day and night by e.xpemil promptly attended to. P. B. SPEED. lCHAM, iJL-a?ta, ??3. O'. in inds, MouldETS, &c. ITH, ,KS S. Cm 1 kinds of Rough or Dressall orders for Carpenter iliortest notice and at the ? s! Stoves! 7 STOVE, (larpe ovrn.) WITH TWEN)J No. 7 lor s13.ih, complete. No. 8s, cornr IRU give you as good goods for as little mon> r. IAWSQN & CO.