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The School of Sorrow.
I sat in the school of sorrow;
The Master was touching there;
Hut my eyes were dim with weeping,
Ami my heart was full of care.
Ins tend of looking upward.
And seeing his face divine.
So full of thetenderest pitv
For weary hearts like mine.
I only thought of the burden,
The cross before me luy;
So hard, and so heavy to carry.
That it darkened the light of day.
At last in my heavy sorrow,
I looked from the cross above,
And I saw the Master watching
With a glance of tender love.
He turned to the cross bpforo me,
And I thought I heard him say,
"My child, thou must bear thy burden.
And learn thy task to-day."
So I stooped to that, weary sorrow:
One look at that face divine
Had given me power to trust him.
And say, "Thy will, not mine!"
A Troubled Soul.
Dear Dr. Fitzgerald I am in
trouble, ami feel that I must unburden
my heart t<? some one. I turn to you,
persuaded that you sympathize with
those in distress, and especially with
all who are pressed under such burdens
as lie upon me. And yet 1 do
...v* if.mn. iii.it von r>nn rrivp mo relief:
liwi ninin umv j?'?? v.,.. n. . ,
while to pour into your ear my distresses
may adil to your own, which, I
am sure, I would not wantonly increase.
But occasionally I have found
comfort in the free communications of
a tried friendship. In unburdening
my heart to a faithful friend I have
heen truly disburdened, so far at least
that the load which had heen greatly
oppressive became then tolerable.
Tli is is a long preface; and you may
be ready to say, while many importunate
claims clamor for attention,
"Please ccme to the point." Forgive
me, and yet bear with me. 1 must
tell my story in my own way. This is
what I would say: I am greatly troubled
on account of the Church. Ii
may seem singular to confess it, and it
may tell of something wrong in me,
but I am much more concerncd about
the Church than for (he unsaved who
do not profess to lore the Lord Jesus.
But all this is so general in form
that you will scarcely know what 1
mean. If I can do so I will give some
of the particulars which occasion my
distress.
I lie Cllliruil lUUliyn.-;;^"""/ v>i ii Him
I am a member is a large one. Jt is
duly organized and, while not what \>
called wealthy, has sufficient means to
meet all home demands and help no
little in general enterprises. But 1
find that many?I was about to say ;i
majority?seem to have no true interest
in the cause of Christ. If there is
an entertaiument or a society-meeting
the same evening the praj-er-meeting
is held, the preference is given to the
former; ami when they chance to at
tend the prayer-meeting there is an air
of indifference which chills others and
discourages our pastor. If they have
In view a visit for recreation or pleasure,
those of them who have not abundant
means begin early to provide for
it; and thus putting by something
week by week, when the time comes
they have the money to meet the expenses.
But if called upon to contribute
to the cause of God they say, "I
have nothing now; perhaps when the
time comes I'll give something if 1
have any tiling." I have had to assist
many times in the work of making
** * ' x _ 1 1.1
collections?aim worn ji is?juiu muiu
have borne disappointment and failure
if it had been said, '-I am sorry I cannot
aid, but really I am unable;'i but
when I have been told, curtly. ''Xo,
I'll not give any tilingwhen I have
been treated rudely, as if I were a boggar
soliciting alms for my own relief.
() then, Doctor, it is hard to bear.
Many of our people provide for their
own wants and pleasures, but provide
nothing for the cause of our Redeemer.
Indeed, I cannot see that they are
rich toward God. This also is true:
Many membersof our Church pay fo:
the pastor's support, if they like tin
man ; but if they do not like him their
payments are withheld. They receive
the preacher cordially if they like tIk
man; but they never seem to receive
him as (bid's ambassador; it is the
person they consider, and notthe messenger.
The preacher who served us not long
sime was a gentle, courteous, spiritual,
faithful man. He was also a man
with a clear view of his duty, with
strong convictions that he must perform
it without partiality, and with
the courage to fulfil all that he thought
he ought to do. So he went straight
forward, and soon found some ancient
evils which had been so loiiir connived
jit Hint l?v mmiv 11 lev wore niiietlv ae-1
cepted .isprescriptive rights! Gently,
but firmly, he undertook 11?c removal
of fhese evils. He never uttered ;i
harsh word, treated all with due respect,
appealed to the Discipline
which imposed the obligation upon
him to do what he was doing and t<?
vindicate the course lie took. All was
of no avail. They opposed him :it
every stage of his work ; spoke evil of
him into every ear that would listen ;
deprecated his ministry; withdrew
their contributions for his support;
expressed the hope that there would
bo a heavy deficiency ; as far as possible
organized a party in the church,
and with a persistence rarely equalled
sought by all means to bring him into
discredit and have him removed from
the pastorate of the church. In this
particular case the faction was a minority;
and God honored his faithful
servant with congregations greatly innrejispfl
in numbers, with n revival in
which more than a hundred were
brought into the Church, with such
increase in the Sunday-school that the
place became too strait for it, and with
such comfortable maintenance and
such general financial success that the
a ersaries were at a loss to explain
the facts without admitting that the
seal of divine approval had been impressed
upon his servant.
I find tins also is true: Many will
aid in (.'hurch-work only when their
leadership is recognized ; but even respectful
dissent from their opinions is
not tolerated for a moment. Some
keep aloof because not appointed to
official position, and others become offended
if, having held ollicc, they do
not happen to he rechosen as theirown
successors. I become heart-sick, Doc
lor, when I see and think of those
things, and of many other evils which
1 may not tax you to hear. To me it
seems that when there is full surrender
to Christ, petty personal considerations
are no longer controlling. The
true Christian will take any place
where he can best serve His Master,
and in ail tilings will he moved by
high, religious principle, and never by
a degrading prejudice.
I fear you will think me very wrong
when I profess to see so mut-h that is
_ . il - f not 4'n.A
wrong in uuiei>; ;niu a uw m>i un
that I "come far short of my duty."
lint in all that l have written I believe
my aim lias been to set down naught
in malice, or in any other spirit than
an earnest desire to secure peace to Jerusalem
and prosperity within her
palaces.
But how is a private letter to accomplish
much, or for that matter any
thing, in this direction? My answer
is this: I thought, Doctor, if your observations
in any considerable mens
in mina mil rrtiirllf,
lilt? H .Minimi iw imiiiv, jvm .u.0..v
write something which would contribute
to the correction of the evils ami
the growth of whatever is lovely and
of good report. () would not the
Church be a great power for good if
only we were all what our Lord would
have us to be? I cor.fess to yon that
I lie hue which surrounds me seems to
be that of the Church at large. Hut
surely this cannot be. It will comfort
me to learn that I am mistaken, and
(hat a local distress is indeed local, not
extending beyond the narrow limits
with which I am most familiar. Pray
for me?pray foi us. I do so earnestly
desire to see the day when we shall
follow peace with all men and holiness;
when we shall add to all other
graces temperance and brotherly kindnesses.
when the claims of our Lord
and Saviour will take precedence of
every thing else. Respectfully your
friend and sister,
Piikrr Hope.
June 21, 1887.
Weaned From Earth.
Everything tliat tends to disenchant
the present and to fix our hearts anil
hopes upon the better world must have
an ennobling influence upon the soul.
The more attractive heaven becomes
to us the more shall we seek in the
present to cultivate the heavenly spirit.
To be weaned from earth is one of
the means of making u* seek our spiritual
food from heaven ; and the trials
of earth, transplanting us from place
to place and from plan to plan, tend to
prepare us for the great transplanting
which is to take us from this world altogether
and root us in the garden of
the Lord above.
Sour godliness is not fruit of the love
of Christ. Sweetness, gentleness and
pity are the qualities with which he
endows his disciples. It is imperfect
virtue which is sour, severe and implicable.
Perfect virtue is meek, affable
and compassionate. Itthinksof nothing
but doing good, "of bearing one
another's burdens." There is no acidity
in pure Christ-love.
Finish thy work, then sit thro down
On some cclostial hill;
And of its strength-reviving air
Take thou thy fill.
Finish thy work, then ?ro in peace,
Life's battle fought and won;
Hear from the throne the Master's voice,
"Well done, well done."
Finish thy work, then take thy lmrp,
(Jive praise to God above;
Sins; a new song of thankful Joy
And endless love.
Evciy day a little self-denial. The
tiling that is difficult to do to-day will
be an easy thing to do three hundred
and sixty days heuce, if each day it
shall have been repeated. What power
of self-mastery shall be enjoy who,
looking to God for grace, .seeks every
day to practice the grace lie prays for.
The man that is too good and spiritual
for the visible Church is something
of a phenomenon?especially to
himself. He finds his worthy associates
in the man too holy to pray "forgive
lis our tresspasses," and the one
too sanctified to have to keep the Commandments
any longer.
Depend upon it, in the midst of all
the science about the world and its
ways, and all the ignorance of God
and His greatness, the man or woman
who can say, "Thy will be done,"
with true heart forgiving us, is nearer
the secret of things than the geologist
and theologian.
If it is not a practicable duty to i>e
perfectly holy iti tliIs world, tlien it
will follow that thf devil has so completely
accomplished his design in corrupting
mankind that Jesus Christ is
at fault, and has no way to sanctify
his people but by taking out of the
world.
A girl looks prettier in a nice lawn
dress than she does rigged out like a
show window of a millinery establishment.
Rut, then, nine out of ten
girls would nitl-er be the "show window."
Let not unworthiness scare the children
of Clod. Parents love their children
and do them good, not because
they see that they arc more worthy
than others, but because they are their
own.
The cares, which are the cream of
riches, hang often so heavily at the
rich man's girdle, that they clog him
with weary days and restless nights,
when others sleep quietly.
Many a man thinks it is principle
that keeps him from turning rascal,
when it Is only n full stomach, lie
grateful and do not mistake potatoes
for principle.
When we arc least worthy, most
tempted, hardest, unkindest, let us yet
cominar.il our spirits into His bands.
Whither else dare we send them ?
You cannot make men moral by legislatnreand
von might fill up the stat?
_ 1 ? ill ?1. 1 .....1 ...S 11
ill* IH >1 >K Willi SIHJII liU?> illlll Kill
be of no avail.
The real things arc inside. The real
world is the inside world. C!od is not
up, nor down, but in the midst.
Be not diverted from your duty by
any reflections the silly world may
make upon you.
That is a noble covet onsn ess?the desire
for more work in God's service.
It is better to be nobly remembered
than nobly born.
Our pleasures are in exact proportion
to our duties.
A lot of the American Fruit Preservlns
Powder and Liquid just received. 2-3 cents
and fl.00 sizes, by 1\ B. Speed. 7-C
A few pieces of white lace curtain goods
that will he hold at New York cost. \V. E.
Bell. 7-lu
Plain DcOigaMllcs In hi no, cream, pink,
and lilac, at \i\i cents, worth 10y, cents. W.
E. Hell. 7-1-1
DcBrunxells suiting In blue and cream, at
Ityt cents, worth i-'l and 25 cents. W. K. Bell.
Ladles black and colored Jerseys at coat.
W. K. Bell. 7-15
lilaek saiiu parasols trimmed with black
Spanish lace, at cost. Something handsome.
W. E. Bell. 7-i:{
I offer oilier special bargains for the month
of July. 1 hove a small lot of goods left ovei
I,,.,,, .uln 11 >.. i u* ill lin CI,I, I Ml surrl.
ilV-u." \V. k! Helir* Vi:i"*
You can sceure good bargrins at Win. Ii.
Hell's this month. < live him a call and you
will save money. W. K. Hull. 7-1*4
1 lot tancy parasols at New York cost. P.
Kosctiberg *C" '."o, C>-1.)
<i I k'ci-s assorted colors all wool nuns veilinji,
reduced from 20 cents to 12' f. cents per
yard. 1*. I'osenberg & Co, 0*13
Dress ginghams in assorted plaids at Se.
worth 10c. Win.K. Hell.
Ladies black and colored jerseys at cost.
Wm. K. Hell.
Children's colored hose at 7c. and Se. worth
lUc. and lie. Win. K. Hell.
Scrim and ctomiiie for window curtains at
cost. Win. K. Hell.
We have Just received a full line of brand
new buggy harness. Call and examine tiiein
before purchasing. Also buugy whips ami
buggy umbrellas. W. Joel Smith & Son.
Parasols! parasols! parasols! Fans! fans!
fans! A large lotat Smith & Son.
Li^iit shades indress j^ooils at cost. \Vui.
Bell.
A lot of Kendall's horse books, "The Doctor
at Home," former price 25 cents, but arc
now given away to my customers free ot
charge. Call and get a copy. P. B. Speed.
Ice cold soda water at 1'. B. Speed's. 6 'J'.l
Zomvuiss is a delightful preparation for (he
teeth. Try a bottle. Sold by P. 1$. Speed. G2!>
I,adics tine shoes a specialty with us. See
our kid button shot; at Sl.-Vi, S2.U0. S2.50.S2.75,
s;;.tn>, S:^0 and S.j.f>0. It. M. iladdon & Co.
Colored cheese cloths, colored batistes, ooloaed
and white lawns. All prices. W.Joel
Smith <1- Son.
Homestead Notice.
TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Ex Parte A. M.iirnlinnt, Petitioner.?Petition
for UomesteAU.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned,
that A. M. Graham lias applied
to mo to have the Homestead exemption allowed
hy law set oil' to him in real estate and
personal property.
Dated July 12, 18S7, and published once a
week for four weeks in I he Abbeville /Vest and
Banner.
J. C. KLUGIt, Master.
July 12,1KX7, -it
DUE WEST
Due West, Abbeville County, S. C.
Twenty-Seventh Yenr.
0PEN'S KIIIST MONDAY IN OCTOIiF.lt.
First-class teachers. Course thorough
and standard high. ltooms comfortably furnished.
Special attention given to music.
Art department an attraction. Pupils made
to feel at home. Moral tone of the school
.rood. Hoard and regular tuition, including
Latin, SMfj lor the year.
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, apply
to the Principals,
MRS. L. M. P.ONNF.K,
II. E. l'.ONNKU.
July 13, 1SS7. If
Eggs for Sale.
IMPORTED HROWX LEG1IOKXS.
1 ;Vic. per l.'i until August 20fli, and then
Sl.lH) per 1:5. T. W. COOGLER.
June 29. 1X87, tf
J, M. MATTHEWS,
fTAVIXO DECIDED to OPEN a SHOP at
II fjREEN WOOD for a few months, now
oilers his services in the way of repairing
COTTON GINS
ami other machinery.
Parties desiring work done should semi in
their machines early.
Correspondence solicited.
Address till 15th July KIRKSEY'S, S. C
After that time GREEXWOOD, ?. C.
July C. 1S.S7, fit
Tie Stats if South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF PROBATE.
William It. Ilichey, as Administrators of the
estate of Andrew Yates, deceased, Plaint!!!',
against
William Yatest Defendant.
copy SUMMONS FOJi RELIEF.
(Complaint not sored.)
To (lie Defendant William Yates :
YoU ARB HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this notion,
which is lilcd in the offlce (if the Probate
Court, for the suidCounty, and to serve a copy '
of yonr answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office, at Laurens C. JL,
.South Carolina, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and If you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plalntitr
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated June OOlli, A. I?. 1SS7.
J. T. JOHNSON,
Plain tiffs Attorney.
(.skaij.| J. FCLI.KK LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
To the Defendant William Yates:
You will please take notice that the summons
Mild complaint in the above stated case
were tiled in the office of the Probate Court
fotAbbevilie County. South Carolina, on the
:J0tli day of June, l.Sb". !
J. T. JOHNSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
July fi, 1KS7, (it
For Sale.
ONE S IIOils 10 PONVKR ENGINE ON j
whop Is, in ynml running order.
ONEfiOSAW EAGLE GIN, with FEEDER
and CON DKNSEK. As gtioil as new.
ONE PA IK JONES li-TON WAGON
SCALES. New.
W. M. GRIER, Executor.
Apply to J NO. M. COCHRANE.
J11 no 22,1SS7, tf
The Troy Hotel Charter.
To Mnj. \r. (1. X-'if/ter, TUq., Clerk Court Abbeville
county, N. C.:
Sin?\Vi?, tlio truKtrps of the TKoY
HOTEL, hereby five liollcv thai thirty <h<V*
after ilnic we will make application to the
Cleric cil C'nnrt lorn elmrlcr to Incorporaten
joint stock company, which shall lie known
:is the TKOY HOTEL Co.
K. \V\ L1TES,
.1. F. YVIDKMAN,
W. T. KKADLEY.
J nne lft, ISS7, It
Book Keeping*
-ATCENTENNIAL
SALOON
FOR 1887
To be Dispensed With
?AND A?
Cash System adopted Instead
Ixm SALE AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
a choice and full line of first-class family
W1NES, IMPORTED BRANDIES, FINE
KENTUCKY 11 YES and MALT WHISKIES,
mellow from nira, together with leading and
favorite brands of ALES, POIlTElt, BEEB
and other beverages that can he obtained.
Always in stock for cash purchasers and at
prices to compete with inferior goods of same
description. People from the countiy who
sometimes need such goods in eaves of sickness
would do well (if paying cash) to avail
themselves of these advantages and procure
best goods.
The public will also find a select lot of 01GAKS
and TOBACCO that cannot be excelled,
nf. this favorite resort, second door from
tin1 Court House.
Gentlemen in their leisure hours will find
pleasant amusement in a game of BILMAULS
or POOL here at moderate charges
for cash.
?<> If you cannot pay, do not play.
F. CUNNINGHAM,
Sole Proprietor.
July l-{, 1SS7, Cm
FOTJTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
^FpyTZj*
So Horse will (lift of Coi.te. I!ots or I.rxa I'Kvkk.
If Foutz's Powders arc used In time.
Foutz's Pow.iera will euro and prevent Hoo Cuol-Kiu.
Foutz's Powders will irevcnt <i/ >;s ix Fowi.s.
Foutz's Powders will i;;, v:i-*e the ,.iant!ty of nil'!:
find crcain tweuty per ee. ami me .-llic butter fina
and sweet.
Foutz's Powders win oi.rft or prevent nlmost kvklt
Disi ask to wiilcli Hordes and ( attic are suliject.
ForT/.'s i'owni Ks wii.l givk satisfaction.
' Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOUTZ. Proprietor.
KOU SALK 15 V
P. B. SPEED, Abbeville, S. C.
July 13,1887, 6m
. V i
House and Lot for Sale, j
I OFFER for HALE my H0U8E and LOT,
situated on Main street, In the town of
Ahiipviiii* K. c. Tli? house lias FOUR rooms.
and necessary out. houses, a good garden spot
and orchard. For terms and particulars apply
to It. C. WIUSoN,
July (I, IKS", 2 ni Warren ton, s. C.
CONTRACT
FOR
POOR HOUSE.:
I
Till*- County Commissioners will receive
scaled bids for the letting of thn Poor Mouse i
until Ill'sLTuesday in August. Specifications
wili he round in the oflice at Abbeville Court
House. The eontiaeL will ho let to thn lowest
bidder. They reserve the right to reject uny
or all bids. i
J. T. PARKS,
Clerk B. C. C. J
July (i, 1SS7. 3t 3/rd. copy.
The State of South Carolina.
AHHEVILLK COUNTY.
Probate Court?Citation for Letters of Administration.
15y J. Fn.r.rk Lyon, Esq., Jnipp. Probate
Court: i
Y|T IIEREAS. M. G. Zelnlcr, C. C. C. P., 1ms i
?? miide suit 10 me to grant him Letters
of Administration 01 the Estate and elFcets of
W. X. Ten nan I, late of Abbeville County,
deceased. ?
Tlmcnurntlion.fnrp In clip nild ndmOlllsh !lll
unci singular the kindred and creditors of the 1
said W. N. Tennsint, deceased, tliat they be ,
ami appear before me. In the Court, of Prohate,
to ho held at Abbeville C. H., on Monday.
Anenst l.ith, t.vS7,ftflcrpnblication hereof, ;
at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause If
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be (minted.
Given i)niter my bund and seal of the Court,
this and day of July, In the year of our
Lord one thousnnd eljr'nt hundred and
eighty-seven, and in the 111th year of
American Independence.
Published on the 6th day of July, lftw, In
the Prr.1.1 mid Banner, and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
_Jnlyfi, lS^-fit
NOTICE.
WK have formed a copartnership i'or the |
practlc of law under the lirtn name of
llKNKT & CASON. Will practice in all State
and United States Courts.
WM. C. HENF.T,
HAM7, C. CASON,
Abbeville, S. 0, June IS, 1S87.
LEE & BONHAM,
Attorneys at Law.
117 K have this day form ml a partnership for
VV Min praet-icc of law, under ihc above
linn name. Prompt attention will be given
to all busmc-ss entrusted to our care.
\V. A. UOE,
M. L. UOXIIAM, JIl.
June IS-7, St
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K will soil the following articles nt
VV STRICTLY New York (fist:
TOWELS, UNDER WEAR, PARASOLS, JERSEYS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, ULSTERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GENTS NECK
TIMS, LADIES IIAND RAGS, WALLETS,
PURSES, POCKET ROOICS, FANS.
LADIES FINE HOSE, GENTS HALF
HOSE, MISSES HOSE, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, Ac., ?tr.
Don't fall to examine our goods.
?. A. TEMPLETON.
June 15, 1887, tf
Atlantic Const Line,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Wilmington, N. C., Junn l?, l&s".
r AST line between Charleston ami Columbia
and Upper South Carolina, and Western
North Carolina.
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i~"! ! I j?i
| I (ill A r.! Newberry, S. C j Lv.l ;> i?Tj
2 62j " lUreoiiwo'otl, I " |I2 fill,
Ill I M;
I 8 45| " | Lauren* I I * 4?l
! 4 ftllj " AmlenMin., " II" -I'll :
| :> 4 ' " Ilir.'iMivilli' I " 10 (Ml.
C ::r? " ivVallialla, j " S .V., I
I 4 35| " AMicville " 110 4 ?l
A.\l. | I 'A.M.(A.M.
2 2n, (i 4.'ii " l^parlarttturjr I " i ?"0 - 20
! I>M5
?J| | ? llemler.mnville.X.C " I Ill 07
7 001.. | " I A>lit-vill<-. N. C L "I 11 4"
On Siimlay.t t in j ii will leave Charleston. S. C\, S.#0
A. M., ar ivc Coluiultin 1.1(1 I'. M. ll?-liirtiiisa U*i?vt-s .
Culiiniliia .j.:!! |\ M , airive> Charleston 'J 4"i I*. M.
Solid trains between Charleston ami Columbia. S. C.
Special 1'arlor Car* iittnciieil to No. >- ami .j'! Haiti
between Charleston ami Columbia. No extra eliarge
tor seat in these cars to |ia>scii^( r.i lioMin^ tirsl class
ticket*. !
I'iillinnii l'alncc liullVt Slfi-|ilntf Car* on No*. 11 ami :
2.1 between Savannah, Chariest*-u ami HoiSarins:*, N.
O., via Aehcvillc. T. M. KMKUSON,
(Jen'l I'usa. Agent.
J. K. Divi.nk, Ocii'I Suji't.
Spring Goods! ,
Spring Goods!
P, ROSENBERG & CO,
HAVE just received their immense stock of
SlUUNCi AND SI?AIM Kit GOODS.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Special care has been taken In selecting '
their stock of CLOTHING and not/only have
they the best quality I?iI also the latest styles.
L'nll anil examine their stock. Everybody
nun be suited.
The largest stock of SEEItSUCKEIi COATS
over brought lo this market In plain and Norfolk
Jackets. Having bought unusually large
It will enable them to oiler these goods to Ihe
public at lower prices than ever before.
Every one can besuiti-d in a-Sl'KAW HAT,
us they have an Immense slock of Ihe latest
style, which they intend selling at prices
within the reach of every one.
They have the very thing for the young men
in NECKWEAR. Special attention was given
in the selection of these goods and the
styles ami prices are not to be beaten by any
mie. Their stock of
J I 1/ JL V y JL/k_>
NOTION'S. ITQUES,
LA 1)1 ES DRESS GOODS,
DRESS CINCH AMS,
SEERSUCKERS AND LAWNS,
both white nnrt figured, Is larger and will be
solil lower than ever before otlered In this
market.
A Inrgc stock of SHIRTS, lnnndrled and 011I
All lid r led. Their 50c. Slurl eiin't behenteu.
Their slock of LOW QUARTER SHOES is
complete, also TRUNKS, VALISES, LADIES
HAND SATCHELS, Ac., ahvays on hand. A
complete stock of
Tobacco, Hardware,Groceries
ind In fact all STAPLE WOODS at the very
LOWEST PRICES. For
CHEAP GOODS
AND FOR
GOOD GOODS
CALL ON
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
CONG AREE
IROI WORKS,
Coumbia. S. O.
Agent for
CHAPMAN'S
PERPETUAL JSVAPORATOB
pHESK WOltKS WE UK E8TABLLSAED It.
I 194" by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anlerson
and purchased by mo in the year 1S56, and
i'oin that time till now carried on successfully L\
nyself. My rriends and customers will bear witness
>f the large and stupendous Jobs executed by inc. li
vaSHt my works where the largest and utmost only
ob of its class ever executed in this city was done
:1k : the making of the pipes for the City Water
iVorks in the year 1 S?>S.
My stock of patterns f?r AUCUITECTUKA1.
EV'OltK, COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large and
arious,and In BAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens,
ind Cemeteries I have thelaivest variety and most
nodern patterns; many of these are pniented and 1
lave purchased the rlsht for this State.
In the machine line I e?n furnish my patrons with
STEAM ENG1NKS and BOILEKS of any size and
lescrlpllon. My CIKCULAl: SAW MILLS have
inrrleA off the prize at ev- ry State Fair held in this
ity, and in their construction I have taken pains to
:omhine simplicity with the most useful modern im)rovements.
and may flatter myself that my ClUCtl
_,AU SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
inderetunds his business.
The many orders I am steadily receiving for SU)AI!
CANE MILLS prove that ilir public appreciate
he mills of my make, and so it is with my GEAUNO
for HOUSE I'OWEUS.GIN WHEELS. GlilST
HILLS ami other MACHINERY.
I have the manufacturing richts of many PATENTS
such as castings for COTTON AND HAY
PRESSES, HAW LEY CORN SHELLEIi and three
ir four FEED CUTTEIIS and other implements.
I will be pleased to send my circulars to any appll:ant.
together with price list or estimate. My prices
ire moderate, and I assure the public that they are
owercvcn than those of Northern manufacturers, and
.hat my work will compare favorably with that of any
>ther maker. Address
John Alexander,
confjakek Ikon Works, Columbia, S. C.
The Place to Get What
You Want!
THOS, to CHRISTIAN
H AVI NO I?ou?il?t tlio interest of Mr.
JOHN' WILSON in the business
formerly conducted bj* them jointly will
keep always in store, a complete stock ol
FANCY * OROCEKIES, CANNED
(iOODS and CON FECT TONE It IES of
till kinds. The best and cheapest CI(JAltS
and TOKAOC'O. Tiie FINEST
WINES and LIQUOltN.
Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey
For medical purposes a specialty. Also,
Choice Liquors of any kind for medical
purposes.
Oive him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed
flr.?r All persons indebted to the lirm
of Christian ?Vr Wilson must make immediate
payment.
THOS. M. CHRISTIAN,
Abbeville, S. C.
Feb. 13.1SS4,tf
Piedmont Air-Lino, Iliclimond 8s
Danville 11. It., Columbia &
Greenville Division.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IS EFFECT JfNE 12,1SS7.
(Trains run on 75th Meriilian time.)
NORTH HOUND. NO. M. NO. 51.
Lvc.Columbia til 0(t ain *10 10 pm
Arr.Al.iton 11 SO am 11 1)0 jitn
Lve. Alston 11 f>!) inn 11 00 pin
Arr. Union.... 4 1.r> pin 12 Ki am
Arr. Spartanlmig ll 4.7 pin 2 17am
Arr. Tryon 4 (17 am
Arr. Snftiiln 4 f>7 am
Arr. Flat IJock f> 07 am
Arr. Hi'tidorsonville 5 ft! am
Arr. Aslii'villt* 7 no am
Arr. Hot Springs 9 00 am
Lvc. Alston 11 H9 am
! ? il I.IM
Arr. Newberry 1 oi [<m
Arr. Laurens t5 45 pin
Arr. Nlnety-Mx 2 1:1 jxn
Lvc. Greenwood 2 52 pm
Arr. Greenville 8 40 pm
Arr. Abbeville 4 85 pin
Arr. Anderson 4 5!) j>ni
Arr. Soneca <5 02 put
Arr. Walhsdla 0 :J5 pm
Arr. Atlanta 10 10 pin
southbound. so. 52. so. ro.
Lve. Wttlhalla tS am
Lve. Seneca 9 17 uni
Lve. A mlerson 10 40 am
Lve. Abbeville 10 45 am
Lve. Greenville !? 40 am
Lve. Greenwood 12 "i<; pm
Lve. Nlm-ty-Six 1 IS pm
Lve. T.aurens S 45 am
Lve. Newberry 3 05 pm
Lve. Prosperity :5 2i pm
Arr. AlMmi 4 05 jim
Lve. Hot Springs *7 20 pm
Lve. Asheville.. 9 19 pm
Lve. lleudi'i-snnvlllc 11 07 pm
Lvc. Flat llock 11 2:> pm
Lvi-.Salmla 11 ?? pm
Lvr. Try on 12 '!!) um
[,vc. Spartanburg 0 IH> am 2 17 an
Lvc. Union :5 45 am
Arr. A I.-tun 12 IN) in ft :57 am
Air. Columbia :: til |>m fi iiih
Arr. Columbia 5 07 pin 0 30 |>in
Arr. Aii^iiatn ! 20 pin 10 80 um
A?r. Cliinlr.*t?n via 8. O. U. 1{? i? 45 jun 11 "0 am
Arr. Cliarlr.slnii via A. 1. 9 45 pin 11 20 am
Air. Mivuniiali via ('. iV S li l-i ]>n:
*J>.iily. fHaily except Sunday.
Tllltoriill PAK BKItVllK.
On trains No*. 50 nnil ft I, Cullman .sleepers between
vivamiiili iiiul Hoi spring*, N. via Columbia anil '
?|i.irlaiiliuifr.
Tickets oil nail* at |>rinri|ial stniio'is to all point*.
I>. CAUDWKIJ,, A. <i. I'. A., CuliimbU, S. O.
.IAS. L. TAVLi?U,Oen'l I'm Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Trallic Manager.
r*jg.Trz. - -v.^ vr-*--' >^^?=5Kjee?SJj5^6E
' / ... : . ; -Greenwood
Mar
LEAYELL & GAGE,
Latest uesigns 111 amencan hd
FOREIGN MARBLE.
^ ?
Headstones aild Monuments a
ways on hand and made to order
ORDERS SOLICITEI
?<?
WORK GPARANTEED.
TO THE ME]
%
WE ALWAYS HAV
TWENTY TO TWEN
MEAT, CORN, FLOUR,
And pan give prompt augusta siiipmh
are shipped us on consignment. and will be sold
ARk lor prices by WIIIE. Satisfaction gnarantcd.
Ri
. Jnn. 2fi, 1SR7, tf
~ p. b si
Keep constantly on hand a full and
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, etc..etc. /
knt and proprietary medicine. h eh
Dyspepsia. For xnlr only bu us. Try our blackbei
mil our compound syrup sjvrs a pa rilla
1181) bug poison, the most convenient way of dest
nil Hip staple ami fashionable colors. a full llneo
stationary, etc., etc. The best brands of cigai
complete stock of white leads, paints. oil
brushes,window glass, golden machin
Bros. prepared paint, the best iu the market. 1
Prescription. D<
Physician's proscriptions and Family Recipes fillei
ricucecl and competent hands. Orders by baud or mi
B E. BEA
AEEEVIL
\
Dealer
Sash, Doors, B1
ings, brack:
THE LOWND
STOVE AND T
LOWNDESVIL
Has opened a la roe stock of stove a
JRONWAUE, CROCKERY, CHINA AND Gl
AND POCKET CUTLERY. In fact, we keep everyt
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, at prices to suit the
SHEET IRONWARE, and make a specialty of ItOO
Wc buy for CASH and must sell that way, or for si
on credit till fall. When in towu call on us, wheth
prices, and be convinced that wc keep In stoek wbi
TOM PRICES.
PAY HIGHEST PRICES F01
STOVE AND T
J. Q. DOIST
m
//*~2)V7fteut0f,
For Sale Iffy W. JOI
TOYS! TOY*
Don't fail to see E. A. T
Toys. Very
If you want to see something
sortment of French Candy in th<
TEMPLETON & CO'S.
E. A. TEMPLETON & CO have
now have complete lines of Dry
Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c.
The 5c. counter at F. A. TEMP
ed every day. Don't fail to exai
Notions, Notions, Notions of al
a mniurTiT r
Hi. A: i?iiurLiii
PALMETTO
Tie Largest and Best Stocked 1
WITH SKLECT IJK
piNK QT'D ^yiHSKKY, JJRANDY
AND JJOMKSTIC, TTJUBLIN AND
An!) FtK?II JJKKli J
^LSO A JjU'LL r INK OF rjlOBACCO,
jyrouNTAix Q.AP JJYI: and
QOKN -yyiUKKIES A
Thos. McGettigai
No
-a -?.Vv
ble Works !
PROPRIETORS,
__________ '' irfa
EtCHANTS !
E ON SPOT
TY-FIVE CARS
AND SEED OATS |
/
INT AT ALL TIMES. THESE GOODS
I at market price*.
OGEES & CO.,
Augusta, 6a.
EED, " 1
' WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PUltE
l11 the latest and popular lines of PATBINE.
the best Liver Medicine, euros
UtY COKDIAL for Summer Complaint,
with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood.
roving these insects. DIAMOND DYES
f KANCY GOODH. TOILET ARTICLES,
IS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A
K. VARNISHES ETC., ETC PAINT
E OIL. We sell the celebrated Harrison
Special attention paid to the
spartment.
J at all hours of day and night by expenil
promptly attended to.
P. B. SPEED.
a rur r.< im
UHAlfl,
LB, S. C.
in '"'H
inds, Mould- i
ETS, &c.
ESVILLE
IN HOUSE.
T.T3! S n
W V
ND TINWARE. POTWARE. GRANITE
,ASSWARE, WOODEJOVARE, TABLE
lilng- that is usually kept In a flint-ebiss
s buyer. Wonlso manufacture TIN AND
KING AND GUTTERING.
ipprovocl security, wo will Roll STOVES
er yon wish to buy or not,nn<l get our
at wc advertise, and sell at ROCK BOT
I HIDES AND EAGS.
IN HOUSE, 1
WALD,
MANAGER.
, -v.v
J. 2d
;l smith & son.
5! TOYS!
empleton & co s
Cheap.
beautiful go and see Asi
New Show Case at E. A.
filled up their store and
Goods. Groceries, Gents
LETON & CO'S isrenewaine
the 5c. counter.
1 kinds, at
HON & CO.
SALOON.
loise ii lie Up-Conitry.
.VN1)S OF
' ANI) "TyiNES, poRKIUN
J^IVKRPOOL T)ORTER
L LWAYS OX J JAM).
. ?-ir?. . i.mvivi
^JUUAK.N I' i o,
gjTOXE jyjOUNTAIX
(gl'KCIALTY.
i, Proprietor
, 4 Washington Street.