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He Knoweth Our Frame.
BY MRS. GEORGE ARCHIBALD.
When we are weakly overcome by sin,
Our friends are colu, our foes ure swift to
blame;
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Yet One there is, wno, Knowing an me Su....
Remembereth our frame.
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Wo are but dust, and though we sometimes
rise
Up to a higher life of love nnd trust.
How soon we feel our baser passions tall,
And settle back to dust.
Of the earth, earthly?yet we venture, Lord,
An heirship with thy blessed Son to claim.
Thyself hast breathed it with the breath ol
life
Into the meanest frame.
Thyself hast breathed it, and we feel within
Plvinest longings even as we stray:
So we go halting upward, slipping back,
And falling all the way.
But higher than the mountains of our guilt,
And deeper than our deepest depths o;
shame,
Is the forgiving tenderness of Him
Who knoweth all our frame.
Decoration Day.
A number of Grand Army po3ts
have changed Decoration l)ay to Arbor
Day, and trees are planted instead
of the scattering of flowers.
The discourses of Decoration Daj'
this year have generally deprecated
war and exalted peace. One ora'.oi
chose for his theme, "The Vocation ol
the Grand Army of the Republic."
After depictiug the efforts of Gen.
Grant to promote permanent and universal
peace since 3SG6, the orator continued
:
"Now what I advocate is that the
organization in which the immense
majority of the survivors of the Federal
army are associated, should make a
lofinUo hnainpqa of COUOUest tlirOUffl)
peace. That the dignity and strength
. of your mighty society be used to tone
up and to regulate the foreign policy ol
our government, so that causes of wat
may be foreseen, manfully met, fairly
adjusted, and wisely, honorably, pass
ecf. The example this would lurmsn
toother nations would be most worthy;
and while it would be a novel
spectacle?soldiers monoeuvring to
avoid war?it would be no less powertful
in helping all the world on toward
that predicted day when 'Nation shall
not learn war any more.' "
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A Gentle Boy.
' Be gentle with little Gracie, Charlie,"
said his mother as she tucked uji
the little girl in her carriage, all ready
I'oraride. "Be a gentle boy."
"O mother, boys are never gentle,"
answered Charlie. "I don't want tc
be called a gentle boy."
"Yet a few years from this time ii
you should not be called a gentleman
vou would feel very badly," answered
the mother. "And you can not t>e n
gentleman unless you are a gentle boy
first; kind and considerate to all
around you, gentle to the weak, and
courteous to those whom you meet
every day. You are forming your
character now, my boy, and it will be
too late for you to change when you
are grown up. You will want to be
considered a gentleman then, so try to
be a gentle boy now. There is nothing
unmanly in being gentle and courteous.
Now, thiuk about this while
' -.you are giving (Jracie her ride, and
don't think it Is not manly to be gen
tie to your little sister."
I hope that all the little boys that
read this paper will remember that
gentlemen are made of gentle boys.
^
Mr. Deems Wasn't Afraid.
When Rev. Dr. C. F. Deems, of the
Church of the Strangers in New York
city, wanted money to pay ofl" a debt
on the building he" called on Commodore
Vanderbilt.
"Are you going to preach what I
want to hear?" asked the old man,
stermy.
"I shall try to preach acceptably,"
answered the clergyman, in an eva?sive
manner.
But no sooner had he said (be words
than all the manhood within him rose
in revolt, and the spirit of John Knox
seemed calling him to account.
"I shall preacb the Gospel as I believe
and understand it, and if you
have Hiiy special sins I shall be niosl
likely to preach against them."
"Humph!" said the Commodore,
and ended the interview.
The next day he sent Mr. Deems a
check for $56,000 for not being afraid
. to do his duty.?Detroit Free Press.
Snblime Recent Utterances of George
Donni?nff
jLinut i vtu
Mr. Bancroft, the historian, said
this in answer to a question of whether
his life-work was at an end : "A
man who is in sight of 00 can promise
the world nothing. I have left mortal
affairs behind me. All my
thoughts are on eternity. But, however
useful my life has been?and,
without pride, I think I can say that I
have done ray share of good?at least,
it has been one of hard work. If, a.?
some people say, I am or was a genius,
my genius?which, by the way, is a
word of vague suggestions?lay wholly
in my unremitting industry and application.
And I will tell you, though
there are many bard workers who are
not geniuses, there never was a genius
who wasn't a hard worker.
Wills, TTon'ts, and Cau'ts.
Thorn oro mnnv kimta r?f tinvs jinil
girls in the world, but there are three
kinds which deserve special mention.
They have been called the "Wills,"
the "Won'ts," and the "C'an't.s." The
"Wills" accomplish everything, the
"Won'ts" oppose everything, and the
"Can'ts" fail in everything. The
"Wills" are the ones wanted in the
army of the Lord. There is no room
for The "Won'ts" or the "Can'ts" in
that host.? The Foreign Missionary.
Every uttered word involves two responsibilities.
Probably more misunderstandings,
more wounded feelings,
more real injuries, arise from mishearing
than from mis-speaking. The
better one hears, the better he will be
apt to speak. A child who hears correctly
may sometimes speak incorrectly;
but a child who hears incorrectly
may hardly hope to speak correctly.
Yet few persons ever think of teaching
a child the necessity of right hearing
as well as of right speaking. As
right hearing is the receiving of the
speaker's thought as well as of his
words, it follows that accurate words,
correct syntax, and good rhetoric, are
as essential to true hearing as to true
speaking. If an audience lias a right
to demand truthful speakiug from the
speaker, so ought the speaker to have
the same right to demand truthful
hearing from the hearer.
Richard Jeffries, the English
author, Is dead. Among other pathetic
incidents connected witn his death,
which leaves his family penniless, was
the wail of his little girl; "When I
find a new flower in the garden," said
she, "I can not show it to papa now.
Mamma, mamma, I hope Tommy
Burrells will not tell everybody I
have got no papa now."
Men are not always right in the use
of their rights.
Fasting1.
"I used to spend a great deal of time
in prayer," wrote President Finney;
sometimes, I thought, literally praying'without
ceasing.' I also found it
very profitable to hold frequent days
of private fasting. On those days I
would seek to be entirely alone with
(Jod, and would generally wander off
into the woods, or somewhere else
where I could be undisturbed.
"Sometimes ] would pursue a wrong
course in fasting. I would try to look
into my own heart, in the sense of examining
my feelings, and would turn
my attention particularly to my motives,
and the state of my mind.
When J pursued this course I found
invariably that the day would close
without any perceptible advance being
made. Turning my attention, as I
did,-from the Lord Jesus Christ, and
looking into myself, examining my
motives and feelings, my feelings all
subsided, of course. But whenever I
fasted, and let the Spirit take his own
; course with me, and gave himself up
to let him lead and instruct me, 1 uniI
versallv found it in the highest degree
useful/
"I found I could not live without
I enjoying the presence of CJod ; and if
at any time a cloud came over me, I
could* not rest, I could not study, I
11 * frA nntr Hilllir witll Hin
coil IU liuuiianu iu auj miiib ...v..
least satisfaction or benefit until the
medium was again cleared between
my soul and God."
; Enthusiasm.
We need more of it, a hundred-fold
1 more than we have. Fnthusiasm in
1 science, in trade, in politics, we have
[ plenty of; and all that is done for the
1 advance of business and learning is
! done by enthusiastic men. The word
ueeds to be guarded, but the prudent
reader knows that enthusiasm is not
fanaticism. The grandest subject in
all the universe of God, taking full
possession of the soul, ought to fill it
with intense emotion. This world is
1 to be saved. We ought to be in ear
I nest about saving u. me upusucs
! were enthusiastic. The Saviour himself
was tilled with zeal. All the best
men who have been mighty in pulling
down error or building up truth have
been enthusiastic. Cod grant that the
Church may rise and shake herself
from the dust. It is time to be up aud
1 doing. Let us work while it is day.
?
, How different is peace from lmppi(
ness! Happiness is the result of har,
mony between our wants as creatures
P and the world without; peace is the
harmony between us as spiritual beings
anil the Father of our spirits.
The one is as changeable as the objects
or circumstances on which it relies;
the other is as unchangeable as the
[ God on whom it eternally rests. We
may thus possess real happiness and
. real peace; yet either may exist without
the other. Nay, more; happiness
may be destroyed by God in order that,
the blessing of peace may be possess*
1 A ? ^ ft ntoir nounn
6(1 j uui never \> in uc mut u? hj
to give happiness. Happiness without
peace is temporal, but peace along
with happiness, that indeed is eternal.
If we work upon marble, it will perish
; if we work upon brass, time will
efface it; if we rear temples, they will
crumble into dust; but if we work upon
immortal minds, if we imbue them
with principles, with the just fear of
God and love of our fellow men, we
engrave on (hose tablets something
that will brighten to all eternity.
No devoted well-doer ever attains to
his ideal of welldoing.
DXJE WEST
fran mm,
! Duff West. Abbeville County, S. C.
Twenty-Seventh Year.
OPENS FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
First-class teachers. Course thorough
and standard high. Rooms corefortably furnished.
Special attention given to music.
Art department an attraction. Pupils made
to feel at home. Moral tone of tlie school
good. Hoard and regular tuition, including
Latin, SI05 lor the year.
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, apply
to the Principals,
Mks. L. M. BONNER,
H. E. BONNER.
July 13, 1887. tf
ERSKINB COLLEGE,
DT7JE WEST, S. C.
OPKXS first Monday in October next. It
offers the advantages of a thorough Col
Ie:;c course at most reasonable rates. Jtloius
to the established classical curriculum for the
degree of A. 15. It Is now in its forty-eighth
year. Entire expenses for the nine months
S1C5. Students from nine States last year.
Write for a Catalogue to
W. M. GRIER,
President.
Aug. 10, 1887, 2m.
ALL KINDS OF
BUIST'S
Turnip Seeds.
25 CENTS A BOX.
H. W. LAWSON & CO
July 27. 1887, tf
Notice.
ALL PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS
aKainst the ESTATE OK II. II. WARDLAW,deceased
will present the same, properly
attested. Those Indebted will please make
settlement. A. B. WAKDLAW,
W. C. WAKDLAW.
Executors.
Barber Shop.
RICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to do
all work in his department- in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing
tl per month. Kasors honed and put
In the best condition for 25 cents each.
Coffins at Lowndesville.
JW . SM>X lias COFFINS at Lowndesvlllo
, In care of Dr. J. B. MOSELY. The
Hearse will be sent from Abbeville when rcnuircil.
Abbeville, Maj* 12,18SC. tf
The Abbeville Hotel,
by j. c. miller.
rPIIE TABLE IS WELL FURNISHED. The
1 rooms are large and comfortable. Transient
and regular board to suit the times.
May 25, lf>S7, tf
Coffins at Mt. Carmel.
J\V. SIGN has coffins at Mt. CarmPl in the
care of \V. 11. POWIiLL. The HEAKSE
will be sent from Abbeville when desired.
Jan. 5,1887. tt
Eggs for Sale.
From imported brown leghorns.
81.00 per 13. T. W. COOGLER.
June 29, 1887, tf
" W. Joel Sm
WK COME ONCE MORE ANI) OFFER TO T]
best selected stocks of
OTCNTERAL MTi
that Abbeville 1ms ever presented to her citizens.
. loaded counters, and run through our closely piic
of the truth of our statement.
Dry Goods D
This comprises an elegant line of BLACK CAS
COLORED CASH MERKS, 5-4 FLAXXEL SCI
i dh1.vs norms iu.acK and COLORED PL AI
; "PEOPLE'S WEAK," an extra heavy and v
PLAIDS, BLEACHED ami BROWN HOMESPl
I Choice colors In DOUBLE PLUSHES for CUR
, RED FLANNELS, SHAKEK FLANNELS, PL/
i prions. BLANKETS rorall, from the cheapest C
WHITES. BRUSSELS ami INGRAIN UA"IP.1
1 We have some specialties in this line to which w<
| of GKNTS WEAR in JEANS. KERSEYS, TWE
are headquarters for these, and for everything in
UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS and CRAV.
The Eighr
stands the equal of any for wear and without a ri
is fully up to the reputation we so Justly bear for
READY-MADE CLOTHING ! and CLOTHING
can't suit you out of a well selected and extensli
are not at our rows end, but keep a very large lot
beautiful lines to select from. You will hereby s
like yours every time you turn a corner.
BOOTS ANI
j Having given perhaps more and closer a ttent
; ness we are confident that we know Just what
' without hesitation that wc are prepared to sho
SHOES as you can find any where and prices as r
slock. Besides our regular linos of LADIKS E
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS SHOES. MENS a
that "OUR BOY" will again dispense the best sc
that we are SOLE AGENTS for the celebrated .1
themselves wherever they have been tried. We
: um lasts, in LACE, CONGRESS and BUTl'ON.
We carry full lines of NOTIONS, CROCKERY
and CUTLERY, whilst in our GROCERY STOR]
for in the wuy of delicacies as well as the substai
j ANOTHER
OUR PREVIOUS ADVERTISEMENT TRUL1
ter's ink. Never In our business career have
I been so large. And why? Simply because whci
j people know we will do Just what we say. Wc ai
actly wiiftt we Ray.
REAL
We have the largest line of handsome
DRESS GOODS i
ever brought to Greenwood. In DOMESTIC'S of
carry every STYLE and QUALITY In SHOES
CLEMENT. WIEL BALL'S, HARRIS A CO S
MADE SHOES. Our CLOTHING and CLOAK
MILLINERY AND I
Our Millinery sales In FRENCH and ENOLIS
. eedented. Our DRESS MAKING DEPARTMEI
Baltimore, lias proved a grand success. We guar
COME TO SEE l*S.
i j. w. pay:
Sej t. 2S, 1887, tf
AT O
Change
of
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY ANI) ALL W]
come and soe. It shall cost YOU nothing t
|
OIJJFt BIT*
WE OFFER FOR CASH OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Dry Goods,
Notions, C]
I
{Boots and Shoes,
Hardware,
Trunks,
Saddlery,
A.T A.CTXJJ
I
This offer is for SPOT CASH and on no other
Parties indebted to us by NOTE or ACCOUN'
arrange as to their indebtedness. Wo have no do;
WARD
j Sept. 7,18S7, tf
ROGERS
^
IS d OH
DBALEl
Cotton, Grain, Provision
Groceri
115 JACKSON STEEE
Any goods ordered from us that (
buy same anil cliarge a low rate of commissi*
lion. Our branch business will be known as tbe
will keep several CAR LOADS of the above gc
nell them at WHOLESALE PRICES. These gooc
.sold. MR. G. H. MOORE is the business mnnag<
I ' -! 1 ?- ?>" of 41 nv rlpjAnt ill So
IWII jtm \iiui fiuv?ur? uv.11 * v.? VCr \ *
not- In stock Mr. Moore will telopraph the orders t
days. Olllco In KNOX'S STORK.
Abbeville Who
6. H. M(
August 21, 1887, tf
SASSARD & BOWIE, 1
STAPLE
And Fancy Groceries,
T A ~?~> a
VJ Jl Ur xv o J J
Tobacco, Confectionery 5;
m,
ABBEVILLE, S. C. ?
Cash Tells the Story. Call and See.
August 31,1S87, Cm
NOTICE J
TO CONTRACTORS! 2
let
SEALED BIDS will be received uutil the y"
4th of October next for repairing and Jin- j
proving the Court House according to ppecifl
cations which are on exhibition In the County
Commissioner's oftlce.
J. T. PARKS,
Clerk 13. C. C. fir
sept. 7,1887, 4t J
ith & Son.
[in rUHMC ONE OF THE LARGEST and
IRCHANDISE
If you will but step in and look over our
ked shelves you will at once be convinced
epartment.
.HMERES from 12l?c. to 81.00 perynrd. 6-4
TINGS. PLAIN, BROCADE and PLAID
N and STRIPED VELVETEENS.
lido CALICO. GINGHAMS, CRETONNES,
'NS, SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASK, Ac.
TAINS. HEAVY TWILLED WHITE and
lIN RED and WHITE FLANNELS at all
OLORED, to the soft and fleecy ALL WOOL
ETS. TAPESTRY and SMYRNA RUGS.
i would call particular attention. Our stock
EDS and CASS1 MERES can't be beat. We
the way of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
ATS.
nie Shirt
? ' r ii A 'PC? PAPfi
vai ns to nt. uur eiucn ui nAio uuuvi?u
having Just what Is wanted In this line,
r made to order on short notice!! If we
.-e stock of HEADY-MADE CLOTHING wc
of samples and ran give you choice of three
ecure a better fit, and wont see a suit Just
) SHOES.
l?n to this than to any one line of our buslnur
customeis need and desire, and we say
w as large and varied a stock of BOOTS and
easonable. All we ask Is a look through our
iUTTON. LACE and CONGRESS; MISSES,
nd HOYS BOOTS and SHOES, remember
hool shoes ever broucht to this market, and
AS. MEANS $3.00 SHOES, which speak for
keep a full supply of sizes, wldo and medland
GLASSWARE. HARDWARE, GUNS,
2 you will And all that the inner man calls
[ltlals. [Sept. 14, 1887, tf
VlUTUJtl I
* ILLUSTRATE THE POWER OF PRIN\vc
hnd such ft rush. Never have our sales
a we advertise thnt we will do n thing the
re going to say something here and mean ex>
IT.
1ND NOTIONS
all kinds our line can't be surpassed. Wo
?. Our specialties are N. HESS <fc BROS.,
and the CELEBRATED GEORGIA HOME
stocks are very large.
IRESS MAKING.
H TIA'rs and BONNETS have been nnpre
>.TT, nnocr churire of MISS MACKALI., of
an tee STYLK, KIT nud PRICES.
KE, Greenwood, S. C.
OST.
Business !
E SAY. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT
o look. With a view of changing
3IN"ESS
OF
lothing,
Hats and Gaps,
Hollow and Willowware,
Crockery and Glassware,
Vlu COST.
terms.
r nre requested to come forward at once and
sire to put costs on any one.
LAW & EDWARDS.
& CO,
factors,
11 llllffi
RS IN 1
IS,
es, Bagging and Ties.,
T, AUGUSTA, 6A.
}UR LINE DO NOT COVER, WE WILL
>n. All orders will have our prompt attenABBEVILLE
WHOLESALE STORE We
in mi* M'uroliriMsp nt. Ahhovllle nnd will
Is are shipped on consignment and must bo
;r of the Abbeville Wholesale Store and will '
uth Carolina. Any goods wanted that are
.0 us and we will deliver your goods in a few <
lesale Store,
1 1
30RE, Business Manager.
lenry's Gin,
Washington Street, '
ABBEVILLE, S. C. f
\
HAVE HAD MY GINNING ESTAB- ?
llshruerit thoroughly overhauled and re- ^
ired and have added the latest Improve- 1
ents. My saws are sharpened and reset and
y gin runs evenly, with speed and saves nil
e lint In excellent condition. Public patnago
solicited and the best and quickest
>rk guaranteed. FRANK HENRY,
k'pt. 7,1S87, 3m
To Sell, Lease or Rent.
HE FARM between Abbeville and Hodxes
known as the "Hugh M. Wardlaw Home3ad,"
containing 200 ACHKrt?enough good
tableland for a three horse farm. Brunch
ttoms, good jrraln and cotton lands. Will
?so from one to Ave year*.or will sell on flvo .
nual Installments. Reference W. C. Mc>\vun.
ELIZA WARDLAW.
S'ew Hotel, Abbeville, 3. 0.. Aui?. '24.1837.
Music. r
IRS. DELLA J. KNOX will teach a rauslc a
school at her houBe, commencing the
?t of September.
\u&. 31,1887. 4t
Book Keeping
-ATCENTENNIAL
SALOON
FOR 1887
To be Dispensed Witn
AND A
Cash System adopted Instead
IpOIt RALE AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
' n choice and full line of first-class family
WINES, IMPORTED BRANDIES, FINE
KENTUCKY RYES and MALT WHISKIES,
mellow from age, together with leading and
favorite brands of ALES, PORTER, BEER
and other beverages that can be obtained.
Always in stock for cash purchasers and at
prices to compete with inferior goods of same
description. People from the oountry who
sometimes need such goods in cases of sickness
would do well (If paying cash) to avail
themselves of these advantages and procure
best goods.
The public will also And a select lot of CIGARS
and TOBACCO that cannot be excelled,
at this favorite resort, secoud door from
the Court House.
Gentlemen in their leisure hours will And
pleasant amusement in a game of BILLIARDS
or POOL here at moderate charges
for cash.
??- If you cannot pay, do not play.
F. CUNNINGHAM,
Sole Proprietor,
July 13,1887,6m
The Place to Get What
You Want!
THOS, KCHRISTIAN
HAVING bought the interest of Mr.
JOHN WILSON in the business
formerly conducted by them jointly will
keep always in store, a complete stock of
FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED
GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES of
all kinds. The best and cheapest CIGARS
and TOBACCO. Tho FINEST
WINES and LIQUORS.
Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey
For medical purposes a specialty. Also,
Choice Liquors of any kind for medical
purposes.
Give him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed
All persons indebted to the firm
of Christian & Wilson must make immediate
payment.
vtiTVAM n tt t\ *r r? m r ?
xjiub. m. IAW,
Abbeville, S. C.
Feb. 13.1884,tf
Valuable Land?Private Sale
THE subscriber offers nt private stile her valuable
tract of land known as the "Jordan
Homestead," situated ubout four miles from
Abbeville C. H., containing 231 ACRES, more
or less, and bounded by lands of A. J. Ferguson
and others. The tract comprises some of
the best GRAIN and COTTON land In the
nplchhnrhnnfl. nnrl Is In n fine stjiteof cultlvn
Hon. Terms will be arranged to suit tlie purchaser.
Titles warranted.
MRS. EIJZ. C. JORDAN.
Abbeville 0. H.,S. C.
May 25,1887, tf
Medical Card.
HAVING sold my Interest In the DRUG
business, I will from this time devote
my whole time to the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY.
G. A. NEUFFER, M. D
Jan. 5,1887, tf
Real Estate Broker.
THE undersigned offers his services to the
citizens of Abbeville county in the purchase
and sale of real estate.
I also represent two reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. J. T. PARKS.
Oct. 12 1886 tf
PERRIN& COTHRAN,
.Attorneys at Law,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
WM. H. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN*
PARKER & McGOWAN
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
AUBEVILLE, C. II., S. C.
\*7 ILL practice also in the Circuit Courts oi
V\ the United States for South Carolina*
Jan 7. 1880. tf
Cloaks and Jackets.
WE have a few ladles cloaks and Jackets
still on hand that we are offering at less
than net cost. Come and get one.
W. JOEL SMITH & SON.
Jan. 5,1887, tf
P\ B.SPEED,
The eye is the most delicate or?an of the
human system, yet.Jlt is the most recklessly
and carelessly used. Don't be deceived by
peddlers but call and get Zlnctnnns "Dlamanla"
spectacles and eye-glasses, n fit guaranteed
and charges reasonable If any glasses
wanted In very fine mounting, a lot will be
ordered at once from which you can make
your selection. P. B. Speed, Agent. 4-20
We are Sole Agents
FOR THE "ELECTRIC" CUTLERY. Scissors,
Shears, Razors and Knives; absolutely
the best goods ever offered to customers.
IT the ladles will give the "Electric"
Shears and Scissors and the gentlemen the
Klectrlc" Razors a trial they will not have
iny thing else. Lookout for our handsome
'Electric' show case on the right, as you enLer
our store.
W. JOEL SMITH & SON.
Jan. 5,1.887, tf
AT ~
imir wtai\*t a nrirn r
n mi!
WE will Bell the following articles at
STKICTLY New York cost:
TOWELS, UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS. JERSEYS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, ULSTERS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, GENTS NECK
TIES. LADIES HAND BAGS, WALLETS.
PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, FANS,
LADIES FINE HOSE, GENTS HALF
HOSE, MISSES HOSE, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, Ac., &C.
Don't fall to exnmlue our goods.
?. A. TEMPLETON. :
J U I1U l'Ji IOO11 IX
Terra Cotta Wells.
1'HE undersigned will put you up a 19 Inch
Terra Cotta Well for half the price of n
lug one. The common wood bucket Is used
or drawing water. The cleaning out Is the I
vork of a moment by keeping a galvanized
hect Iron bucket In the bottom to be hooked
>ut at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. This
,'crra Cotta weighs 40 to 50 pounds to tho foot.
C. M. CALHOUN.
Greenwood, S. C. I
They are frog proof aud superior to one dug. I
Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood.
They are bound to take precedence overall
ithcrs. Prof. Blake, Greenwood.
Joe Llgon, Bradley.
Rev. H. Smart. Troy.
Dr. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six.
Itev. Pressly, Due West.
D. J. Wardlaw, McCormick.
Out of 24 wells raado In my town In two
ears I have put up 23 of them.
July 13, ISS7, 12m
NOTICE. ?
'JLJE have formed ft copartnership for the J
rV prncticc of law under the tlrni name of n
IENET & CASON*. Will practice In all State T
nd United States Courts. o
WM. C. BENET, d
SAM'L C. CASON. d
Abboville, S. C., June 18,188T.
Greenwood Mai
LEAVELL & GAGE,
Latest Designs in American ai
FOREIGN MARBLE.
4^#
Headstones and Monuments s
ways on hand and made to ordei
ORDERS SOLICITS!
WORK GUARANTEED.
P B SI
T/EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ANI
ENT Mlti^UNR
Dyspepsia. For sale only by vs. Try our BLACK. 1JE
and our COMPOUND SYRUP SARSAPARILLA
BED BUG POISON, the most convenient way of des
all theRtwple and fashionable colors. A full llnec
STATIONARY, etc.. etc. The best brands of CIGA]
complete stock of WHITE LEADS, PAINTS. Oil
BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, GOLDEN MA<iHI>
Bros. PREPARED PAINT, the best In the market.
Prescription D
Physician's proscriptions and Family Recipes fllle
rieuced and competent bands. Orders by hand or in
B. K BE A
ABBBVIL
Dealer
Sash, Doors, B1
INGS, BRACK
THE LOWISTD
STOVE AND 1
LOWNDESVII
Has opened a large stock of stove a
IRONWARE, CROCKERY, CHINA AND G
AND POCKET CUTLERY*. In fact, we keep everyt
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, nt prices to suit thi
SHEET IRONWARE, and make a specialty of ROC
We buy for CASH and must sell that way, or for i
on credit till fall. When in town call on us, wheth
prices, and be convinced that wo keep in stock wh
TOM PRICES.
PAY HIGHEST PRICES FO]
STOVE AND T
?T. Q. DON
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. TEMPLETOJV & UO Have
now have complete lines of Drj
Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c,
The 5c. counter at E. A. TEMI
ed every day. Don't fail to exai
Notions, Notions, Notions of a]
E. A. TEMPLE
PALMETTO
The Largest and Best Stocked
WITH SELECT BF
JUNE QLD ^yHISKEY, JJRAND^
AND JQOMESTIC, J^UBLIN ANE
AnD ^LE, JpRESH jgEER ^
^LSO A JpULL 0F fJOBACCO
ATOUNTAIN dLAP T>YE AN!
1U VJT XI
QORN -^UISKIES A
Thos. McGettig'a
N<
FOUTZ'S r
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS ^
Bo nam win die of Oou&Bontr LcmEi
vkk, If Foutz's Powders ore nued In time.
Foutz's Powders will euro nnd prevent Hoo Choi era.
Foutz's Powders will to rent G/ t.s IX Fowi.s.
Foutz's Powders will in, 'case the onntity of milk
tuid cream twenty per ce..' .and nif jtha butter firm run
and sweet.
Fontz's Powders will ct.< or prevent almost r.vtr.t
Diskask to wlilch Horses and l attlo arc subject. T")
Foctz's Pounrcs will oivk satisfaction. pi
Sold everywhere. - _
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, AX
BALTIMORE. ilD. rpHE
mn SALE RY Ij."
* k> uo
P. B. SPEED, Abbeville, S. C. Sine
July 13,1SS7, Om lyPav'
Ing >c
BTJIST'S FAMOUS ?
Turnip Seed ! It
xt sell tl
'YA The be
r k TFftAOi TTnil'C S&.S
[. Mr icmrLCiun o.t^
RUTA BAG A,
WHITE GLOBE,
YELLW GLOBE.
MAMMOTH RED TOP. T C(
July 20,1887, tf A. HE
FURMAN UNIVERSITY? ^
Greenville, S. C
* ?-- ...III UA..lH U'o.lnAe,1..tf
L'XlCj 11UXI NCHHIUU Wilt UEI? . ,
September 28th. Tlic Collegiate depart- f AW
lent Includes the full college curriculum. 1 j arc
here Is also a Preparatory department thor Press c
ughly organized. Expenses have been re- dollar,
uced. For Information or catalogue, ad- Keal
ress, PROF. H. T. COOK. fine 11c
July 20, 18S7. Aug.
,'ble Works!
PROPRIETORS.
ld 4. J
'EED, 1
) WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE
Ml the latest and popular lines of PATBINE.
the best Liver Medicine,cures
RltY CORDIAL for Summer Complaint,
with IODIDE PCTASH for the Blood.
troylng these Insects DIAMOND DYES
>f FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES,
RS. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A
S. VA RNISHES, ETC., ETC PAINT
^E OIL. We sell the celebrated Harrison
Speclul attention paid to the
epartment.
id at all hours of day and night by expeall
promptly attended to.
P. B. SPEED.
.CHAM, |
XjE, S. C.
in
linds, Mould- J
ETS, &c. ,'il
==^^= ^
ESVILLE
IN HOUSE.
iLE, S. C.
ND TINWARE. FOTWARE. GRANITE
LASSWARE, WOODENWARE, TABLE v
,blng that Is usually kept in a flrst-clHsa
a buyer. We also manufacture TIN AND
>FING AND GUTTERING.
approved security, we will sell STOVES
eryou wish to buy or not, and get our
at we advertise, and sell at ROCK BOT
Et HIDES AND SAGS.
IN HOUSE, a
NALD, ': I
MANAGER.
v'^St
3! TOYS! ll
EMPLETON & CO S
Cheap.
beautiful go and see As
b jn ew snow tase at 4. a.
> filled up their store and
r Goods, Groceries, Gents
-fim
'LETON & CO'S is renewnine
the 5c. counter.
[1 kinds, at
MM ?\
iTUJN & UU. |
SALOON. 1
Honse 11 lie Up-Conntry.
:ands of
r and ^-ines, poreign
> J^IVERPOOL pORTER
^LWAYS ON JJAND.
, QIGARS AND QIGARETTS,
) (gTONE jyjOUNTAIN
SPECIALTY.
m
n, Proprietor
), 4 wasmngion sireei.
For Sale.
5
E 8 HORSE POWER ENGINE ON
ytfeels, lu good running order.
3 GO-SAW" EAGLE GIN, with FEEDER
incl CONDENSER. As good as new.
R PAIR JONES 3-TON WAGON
SCALES. New.
W. M. GRIER, Executor.
Apply to JNO. M. COCHRANE.
' ^
0 22,1887, tf
;EPAIE SHOP
DONALDSVILLE. ,
: UNDERSIGNED HAS RECENTLY
tted up his SHOP and Is now prepared
almost any kind of work that may be
d on MILL-IRONS or STEAM KN:s.
All kinds of IRON TURNING nicele.
s delays, freight,and loss of time by tak>ur
work to
HUGH WILSON, Senior.
aids, S. C., April 6,1SS7, tf
Get the Best.
RRANTED for 5 years. The New Hlefr
Ann Davis, Vertical Feed Sewing MaNo
one else allowed to fell them In
;1 lie county. Write to me for prices. I
le New Domestic, the New American.
?st Sperm Sewing Machine Oil, Needles,
r all Machines. I offer the best and
;st stock of Furniture. Cortlns, <?c., in
?... tirvov r u-tva on a ai
UUIJ? Ufiii IV 1 U. Aiiiaui', np,i|
:h 30,18S7,12m Ninety-Six. ?. C.
Coffins at Due West.
undersigned has in store a variety of
>FFINS of all SIZES AND STYLES.
iVRSE will be furnished when needed.
A. SELDEN KENNEDY.
1C, 1887,12m
uction in Price of Law
Blanks.
' BLANKS and Trial Justice blanks
now sold at 40 cents a quire at the
nul Banner oilicc, or three quires for a
Estate Mortgages and Title Deeeds oa
len paper, 75 ceuts a quire.
1,1887, tf