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The Better Will. j I
To have each day the thing I wish,
Lord, that seems best to me;
But not to have the thing I wish,
Lord, that seems best to thee.
'Tis hard to say without a sigh,
Lord, let thy will be done;
'Tis hard to say my will is thine,
And thiue is"mine alone.
Most truly, then, thy will is done
When mine, 0 Lord, is crossed;
'Tis good to see my plans o'erthrown,
My ways in thiue all lost.
Whate'er thy purpose be, 0 Lord, 1
In things or great or small,
Let each minutest part be done, ;
That thou inayest still be all. I
In all the little things of life, i
Thyself, Lord, may I see; >
In little and in great alike, i
Reveal thy love to me.
So shall my undivided life {
To thee, my God, be given; *
And all this earthly course below
Be one dear path to heaven. '
A Humorous Methodist Clerffjman. i
Rev. Dr. M. S. Terry, for many \
years a favorite pastor in "the New i
York M. E. Conference, but now Pro- \
fessor of Hebrew Theology in the .
Wesleyan University at Evanston, '
Til utill ofton/1 fl>o nn.?Mnnr nf tllJlt i
in., niu attviiu niv twvv^.>& w. j
Conference in April, and then make a i
trip to Berlin, where he will dig up a \
few Greek roots and take a look at
some ancient Hebrew manuscripts. \
Dr. Terry has much dignity of man
ner in the pulpit, and treats serious \
matters in a serious way, but he dear- t
\y loves a good joke, and as dearly
loves to tell a good story. Presiding
Elders are very careful not to indulge
in untimely mirth. When they see
anything funny they store up the _
laughs they would have laughed, and
and when a good joke comes along in J
a good place these old laughs come r
popping up like minute guns. Terry i
likes to lasso a drove of these Presiding
Elders and touch them off. His i
last story is this:
A brother of the Indiana Confer- J
ence, a very estimable man and able
preacher, has an incurable habit of al- I
ways annexing the pronoun "he" to 1
the name of any person to whom he is i
-11?J: T
auuuiug. 1U19 uauiL cicu luuuno j.
him into the pulpit, sometimes with
ludicrous results. This was particularly
the case recently, when, before a
large congregation, he arose and announced
his text:
"The devil he goetli about like a
roaring lion, seeking whom he may
devour."
Looking impressively, over his goldbowed
spectacles, he began:
"Brethren and sisters, my subject
naturally divides itself into three
heads: First. Who the devil he is?"
The congregation was slightly startled,
but preserved due decorum. a
"Secondly, my brethren, where the j.
devil he is going?"
An old class leader put his head ^
down, and stuffed a bandanna in his ?
mouth. The choir shook, and a little
girl in the gallery tittered.
"Thirdly, my brethren, what the
devil he is about?"
This was too much for the congrega- c
tion, and for once there was a peal of t
laughter in that church. ?
The Quarterly Conference discussed t
the matter at its next meeting, but the r
pastor still spnnKjes nis pronouns promiscuously.?
Exchange.
A Mother's Suggestion.
MRS. S. P. B. WALKER.
I wonder if many mothers have the
same trouble that I have had to get
their little ones to "say their prayers."
I have sometimes heard of mothers
who had to punish their children by
refusing a good night kiss, etc., to prevail
upon the little one to pray. The
first two or three times I met this obstacle
I tried that plan, but the results
were very unsatisfactory. If I sue- r
ceeded I had the consciousness that I
had not succeeded in making my child
love prayer. A new thought came to .
me; I think God sent it. "Would I
you like a new prayer?" "O yes; de- |
lightful!" And from that day to this
there has never been any recurrence of
the trouble providing new prayers are
introduced at the proper time. The
elder brother is promoted in regular
order from "Now I lay me" to the
Lord's prayer, which is considered a t
worw Torero nrnvor- nnri tho vnnncrpr
TV4j w,ftv riM,j w > ?"v j o~ones
aspire to whatever the elder ones
do. When we are very tired we gladly
go back to a short prayer. If a
prayer has several verses we learn one
at a time. Here are some beautiful
prayers I found in an old-fashioned
child's book that may help some bewildered
mother:
"Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me;
Bless thy little child to-night;
Through the darkness be thou near me;
"Watch my sleep till morning light."
"All this day thy hand has led me,
And I thank thee for thy care;
Thou hast warmed me, clothed me, fed me, Listen
to my eveniug prayer."
"Let my sins be all forgiven,
Bless the friends I love so well; y
Take me when I die to heaven,
Happy there with thee to dwell."
"Father, I thank thee for this day:
For health and friends and food;
Oh, wash my many sins away J
In Jesus' precious blood.
Lord, through the silence of the night
Be to my pillow near;
And, with returning life and light,
Still make a child thy care." f
When they are tired of all their
child-prayers I hope they will have
learned to bring their personal wants
to Jesus, and never tire of prayer <
again.
Asking a Blessing.
There is nothing which is right for r
us to do, but it is also right to ask that
God would bless it; and, indeed, there *
is nothing so little but the frown of t
God can convert it into the most sad 1
calamity, or his smile exalt it into a [
mo3t memorable paercy ; and there is
nothing we can do, but its complex- ion
for weal or woe depends entirely
on what the Lord will make it. It is
said of Matthew Henry, that no journey
was undertaken, or any subject or
course of sermons entered upon, no
book committed to the press, nor any
trouble apprehended or felt without a I
particular application to the mercyseat
for direction, assistance, and success.
It is recorded of Cornelius Winter,
that he seldom opened a book,
even on general subjects, without a
moment's prayer. The late Kishop ]
Heber, on each new .incident of his
history, or on the eve of any underA-l-t
.1 ^ i
umtiig, useu 10 compose a uriei prayer .
imploring special help and guidance.
A late physician of great celebrity
used to ascribe much of his success to
three maxims of his father's, the last i
and best of which was "Always pray l
for your patients."?Dr. J. Hamilton. 8
Livingstone's Reply.?When Dr. Livingstone
visited England after his
great exploring tour, he was much
Eraised for his sacrifices. It was true ]
e had labored much, but what did he v
reply to this praise? "People talk of c
the sacrifices I made in spending so f
large a portion of my life in Africa.
Can you call that a sacrifice which is
onlv a small navment on that crpat
debt to God wfiich can never be fully
discharged ? Say, rather, that it is a *
privilege. I have never made a sacri- q
nee."?Spirit of Missions.
Piedmont Air-Line, Richmond &
Danville It. K., Columbia &
Greenville Division.
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,v Anderson 9 521 i
jV Abbeville 11 10, I j
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?v Greenville 9 40| I I 2 80
jV Piedmont 10 S3i I | 3 15
jV Pelzer 10 81 1 8 85
jV Williamston 10 5S' ?| 8 41
,v Belton |l2 261 1 4 06
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.v Ninety-Six 1 3Sl ^
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jV Laurens I 6 42> j:
.v Clinton 7 16 ac
^v Goldville | I 7 88]
Newberry 8 051 1 8 40
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Ir Alston | 4 051 9 40
,v Alston 4 071 1
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jV Hot Springs 7 20.
,v Ashevillc.. | I 9 49 ev
jV Hendersonville Ill 071
jV Flat hock 11281 Vf
.v Saluda 1153 AI
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iV Tryon 12 34
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*v Union 8 45i 7 50
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ir Augusta. | 9 15jl0 80 j
ir Charleston via S. C.i i
R. It 9 45 10 35
ir Charleston via A. I | }
C. L | 9 45111 20
ir Savannah via C. P.M..
andS I I 6 531 1
Dally. fDaily except Sunday.
THROUGH CAB SERVICE.
On trains Nos. 50 and 51, Pullman sleeper between
Iharleston and Hot Springs, N. C., via A. C. L. and ?
Columbia and Spartanburg.
Through Passenger Coach between Charleston and
iorriBtown via S.C. Railway, Columbia and Spartaniurg.
Tickets on sale at principal stations to all
loints.
D. CAR DWELL, D. P. A.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agont.
SOL. HAAS, Trafilc Manager.
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puis SPACE IS RESERVED FOR ?
P, ROSENBERG & CO,T
Look out (or them in our next issue.
Too liusv receiving goods to insert
his week.
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SASSARD & BOWIE, jj
STAPLE g
* on tb
ana r ancy groceries,
CIGARS, ,
Tobacco, Confectionery pr
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
rash Tells the Story. Call and See.
August 31,1887, 6m
To Sell, Lease or Rent. r?
rHE FARM between Abbeville and Hodees
known as the "Hugh M. Wardlaw Hometead,"
containing 200 ACRES?enough good
illubleland for a three horse farm. Branch
lottoms, good grain and cotton lands. Will
ease from one to five years, or will sell on five
innual installments. Reference W. C. Mciowan.
ELIZA WARDLAW. ?
New Hotel, Abbeville, S. C.. Aug. 24, 1887.
ALL KINDS OF i
BUIST'S ?
Turnip Seeds. "
25 CENTS A BOX. ?
a. W. LAWSON & CO
July 27,1887, tf jjjj
Notice.
A LL PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS -wf\
against the ESTATE OF R. H. WARD- U
jAW, deceased will present the same, proper- Jy
attested. Those Indebted will please make
ettlement. A. B. WARDLAW,
W. C. WARDLAW.
Executors.
Barber Shop. .
RICHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do _?
all work in his department In the best
nunnai<nn/1 nt- vonuAnoKlo /thnrcroc MnnfKK
ustoniers shaving, hair cutting and sliam>oolng
SI per month. Rasors honed and put
n the best condition for 25 cents each.
Coffins at Lowndesville. n
I W. SI?\ has COFFINS at Lowndesville I
I, in care of Dr. J. B. MOSELY. The J
learse will *be sent from Abbeville when reuired.
Abbeville, May 12,1886. tf
W. Joel Sm
If E COME ONCE MORE AND OFFEIt TO 1
V best selected stocks of
G-EISTERAL MI
at Abbeville lias ever presented to her citizen!
adeil counters, and run through our closely pa
the truth of our statement.
Dry Goods I
rhis comprises an elegant line of BLACK CA
)LORKD CASHMERES, 5-4 FLANNEL SU
^.^ 5.?(2PI)S. BLACK and COLORED PLA
"ri\UrijlV!S VVMtl," ail extra nrav.v miu
LA IDS, BLEACHED anil BROWN HOMESP
Choice colors in DOUBLE PLUSHES for CU1
EI) FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, PL
ices. BLANKETS for all, from the cheapest I
HITES. BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CAWI
e have some specialties In this line to which v
GENTS WEAK in JEANS. KERSEYS, T\V
e headquarters for these, and for everything ii
NDERWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS and CRA>
The Eigh.]
nnds the equal of any for wear and without a 1
fully up to the reputation we so justly bear fo
READY-MADE CLOTHING ! and CLOTHIN
n't suit you out of a well selected and extensl
e not at our rows end, but keep a very large lo
lantiful lines to select from. You will hereby
ie yours every time you turn a corner.
BOOTS AN
Having given perhaps more and closer atten
!ss we are confident that we know just what
Ithont hesitation that we are prepared to sh
10ES as you can find anywhere and prices as
ack. Besides our regular lines of LADIES
ilLDRENS and INFANTS SHOES. MENS i
at "OUR BOY" will again dispense the best s
at we are SOLE AGENTS for the celebrated ,
emseives wherever they have been tried. \V<
n lasts, in LACE, CONGRESS and BUTTON.
We carry full lines of NOTIONS. CROCKER"!
id CUTLERY, whilst in our GROCERY STOH
r In the way of delicacies as well as the substi
ANOTHER
iUR PREVIOUS ADVERTISEMENT TRUL
I ter's ink. Never in our business career havi
en so large. And why? Simply because wh<
*>ple know we will do Just what we say. We c
tly what we say.
REAI
We have the largest line of handsome
DRESS GOODS
er brought to Greenwood. In DOMESTICS oi
rry every STYLE and QUALITY in N1IOE
,EMENT. WIEL * BALL'S. HARRIS & CO S
ADE SHOES. Our CLOTHING and CLOAK
MILLINERY AND
Dur Millinery sales in FRENCH and ENGLIf
dented. Our DRESS MAKING DEPARTME
tltlmore, has proved a grand success. We gua
COME TO SEE US.
J. W. PA?
Sept. 28,1887, tf
AT C
Change of
[IE MEAN WHAT WE SAY AND ALL W
I come and see. It shall cost YOU nothing
OUE BU
E OFFER FOR CASH OUR ENTIRE ST0C1
ry Goods,
Notions. C
oots and Shoes,
Hardware
runks,
Saddlery,
A.T ACTU.
This offer is for SPOT CASH an J on no othe
Parties Indebted to us by NOTE or ACCOUI
range as to their indebtedness. We have no di
WARI
Jept. 7,18S7, tf
T <nmn ri Pfivi 11 a
MV VV UUVM V AMV
he Great Wonder of Lownde
Is the Low !
P. BAI5.EH
Facts are stubborn things, and i
moved Into our NEW BRICK STORE
ends and the public generally. We have pur
ineral Merchandise Store, and whilst we do
LYING CUSTOMERS, yet for the future we si
Is, we defy all COMPETITION as to LOW Pli
iv tells the story :
Groceries.
Bacon, Lard, Bagging and Ties at Augusta
ices. Freight added. <3
100 Barrels good Flour at $4.00.
>00 Barrels Extra Family at 84.75. e
00 Barrels Fancy at 85.40.
100 Burrelr Extra Patent 85.90. 1
Etlce, Grits, Coffee and Tea.
Cheese, fine cream.
Syrups 25c. to 60c.
100 Sacks Salt 67%. g
Sugar, Granulated V/.. t
>00 Bushels Red Rust Proof Oats (home
lsed).
fobacco 25c. to 81.00 per pound. a
Hardware. r
Horse and Mule Shoes.
Elorse Shoe Nails, best at 20c. per pouDd.
Knives and Forks 50c. to 82.50 per set.
Pocket Knives 5c. and up. a
Saws, Hammers, etc. t
A. Bargain
\ tremendous slaughter of goods removed froi
iled, Bleached Drills, Alpaeca, Remnants of
its, all to be sold REGARDLESS OF COST.
Wanted 1,000 B
d all other farm produce, Corn, Peas, COTTO]
ghest market prices. Call and sec our MAI
d remember every article Is warranted as repi
T. BAKER i
Sept. 21,1837, 2m
PALMETTO
lie Largest aifl Best Stocked
iirrmxT our unm
piNE "^ymsKBY, JJRA:
AND JQOMESTIC, JJUBLIN A
AnD ^le? JpHESH JJEE
j^LSO A JjUTLL J^INE 0E rpOBA<
jyjOUNTAIN Q-AP JJ,YE 1
QORN -^yrilLSKIEf
Dhos. McGettig
/
lith & Son. ]
'HE PUBLIC ONE OF THE LARGEST and
5RCHANDISE
!. If you will but step in and look over our
eked "shelves you will at once bo convinced
lepari/iueiiL. 'j
8HMERES from Viy.c. to $1.00 per yard. 6-4
ITINGS. PLAIN, BROCADE and PLAID
IN and STRIPED VELVETEENS.
\v!de CALICO. GINGHAMS, CRETONNES, r
UN'S. SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASK, Ac. I
{TAINS. HEAVY TWILLED WHITE and
AIN RED and WHITE FLANNELS at all *
COLORED, to the soil and fleecy ALL WOOL I
JETS. TAPESTRY and SMYRNA RUGS, y
re would call particular attention. Our stock 1/
BEDS and CASS1MERES can't be beat. We ?
i llie way of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, r?
>rATS. a.
mie Shirt ?
rival as to fit. Our stock of HATS and CAPS d<
>r having just what Is wanted In this line. sc
G made to order on short notice!! If we n
Ive stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING we tl
t of samples and can give you choice of three bi
secure a belter fit, and wont see a suit Just
G
D SHOES. 3
Hon to this than to any one line of our busi- p
our customeis nerd and desire, and we say ?
ow as large and varied a stock of BOOTS and fc
reasonable. All we ask Is a look through our
BUTTON. LACE and CONGRESS; MISSES,
and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES, remember
chool shoes ever brought to this market, and
IAS. MEANS $3.00 SHOES, which speak for
i keep a full supply of sizes, wide and medlr
and GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, GUNS,
IE you will find all that the inner man calls
mtlals. [Sept. 14, 1887, tf Q
VICTORY! ]
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Y ILLUSTRATE THE POWER OF PRIN- ?
ewe had such a rush. Never have our sales u
:n we advertise that we will do a thing the a]
ire going to say something here and mean ex- G
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AND NOTIONS '
P
fall kinds our line can't be surpassed. Wo
S. Our specialties are N. HESS & BROS.,
; and the CELEBRATED GEORGIA HOME ol
stocks are very large. d
DRESS MAKING.
5H HATS and BONNETS have been unpreNT,
under charge of MISS MACKALL, of _
rantee STYLE, FIT and PRICES.
NE, Greenwood, S. C. 7
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Business! J
E SAY. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT
to look. With a view of changing _
SINESS
c>
i OF
llothing, ^
Hats and Caps,
Hollow and Willowware,
i
Crockery and Glassware,
A.L COST. \
r terms.
? 1
JT are requested to come forward at once and tt
esire to put costs on any one.
>LAW & EDWARDS.
on a Boom. '
sville 5,
Prices on Reliable Goods, at p?
L dh SON'S J
""IUUR.E8 NEVER LIE." WE HAVE Just v!
, and will GLADLY WELCOME fill of our ?!
chased stocks of nil goods usually kept in a
not expect to DROP any of our PROMPT
mil cater for the CASH TRADE. In doing
:ICES on RELIABLE GOODS. The list be- J
lu
Boots and Shoes. gj
A large and varied stock, and at prices that "1
tefy all competition. ai
Gents, Ladles and Children's fine Shoes a "1
pecialty. te
A full line of Penitentiary Shoes always on
land.
Clothing and llats.
Gentlemen's plain and figured suits, alto:ether
the handsomest line ever offered to the
rade. Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
BULL DOG PANTS, every pair warranted.
HotonniirarM Sn^h ft pnmnlfitfi and varied
tock has never before been offered in this 1
narket, all at Rock Bottom Prices. ]
Dry Goods and Notions.
Jeans, a good article at 15c.
Jeans, all wool filling at 30c.
Casslmeres. Dress Goods, Calicos, Plaids,
ind many other goods too numerous to men- *
ion, at prices to please. j
T(
l Counter. s,
n Old Store. Odds and ends, goods slightly
Dress Goods and Calicos. Boots, Shoes and ?,
ales of Cotton H
^ SEED, Chickens and Eggs, always pnylng
VIMOTH STOCK. No trouble to snow goods
esented.
k SON, Lowndesville, S. C.
I SALOON, i
[ Honse in tie Up-Countrj. 1
BRANDS OF T<
SDY AND "yyiNES, j^OREIGN
iND J^IVERPOOL J>ORTER
R ^LWAYS 0N JJAND- 0t
:C?, QIGARS AND QIGARETT3,
^ND' (gTONE jyTOUNTAIN yc
3 A jgPECIALTY.
an, Proprietor I
No, 4 Washington Street. I -
Book Keeping
-ATCENTENNIAL
SALOON
FOR 1887
?o be Dispensed With
?AND A?
lash System adopted Instead j
,-iOR SALE AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
a choice nnd full line of flrst crlnss family
HNES. IMPORTED BRAND IKS, FINE
ENTUCKY RYES and MALT WHISKIES,
lellow from age, together with leading and a
ivorite brands of ALES, PORTER, BEER l
ad other beverages that can be obtained, i
lways in stock for cosh purchasers and at
rices to compete with inferior goods of same t
escription. People from the country who t
imetimes need such goods in coses of sickess
would do well (if paying cash) to avail
lemselves of these advantages and procure
est goods.
The public will also find a select lot of CI- '
ARS and TOBACCO that cannot beexcelli,
at this favorite resort, second door from i
ie Court House. j
Gentlemen in their leisure hours will find "
leasant amusement in a game of BIL*
IARDS or POOL here at moderate charges
ir cash.
If you cannot pay, do not play.
F. CUNNINGHAM, ]
Sole Proprietor.
July 13,1887,6m
fhe Place to Get What,
You Want!
"hqs, m7christian <
SAVING bought the interest of Mr.
JOHN WILSON in the business
trmerly conducted by them jointly will
6ep always in store, a complete stock of ?
ANCY GROCERIES, CANNED "
OODS and CONFECTIONERIES of
11 kinds. The best and cheapest CIARS
and TOBACCO. The FINEST
fINES and LIQUORS. j
weet Mash Corn Whiskey i
or medical purposes a specialty. Also, |
hoic? Liquors of any kind for medical a
urposes. ?
Give him acall. Satisfaction guaranteed c
All persons indebted to the firm J
F Christian & Wilson must make immeiato
navmftnt.
THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, r
Abbeville, S. C.
Feb. 13,1884, tf
Valuable Land?Private Sale
*HE 6ubscrlberoffers at private sale ber valuable
tract of land known as the "Jordan
omestead," situated about four miles from
bbevllie 0. H., containing 2U ACRES, more
r lass, and bounded by lands of A. J. Fergum
and others. The tract comprises some of
le best GRAIN and COTTON land in the
elghborhood, and Is in a fine state of cultlva- |
on. Terms will be arranged to suit the pur- J
laser. Titles warranted. I
MRS. ELIZ. C. JORDAN,
Abbeville C. H., S. C.
May 25,1887, tf
Medical Card.
JAVING sold my interest in the DRUG
"J business, I will from this time devote
ly whole time to the PRACTICE OF MED1INE
AND SURGERY.
G. A. NEUFFER, M. D 1
Jan. 5,1887, tf J
Heal Estate Broker.
*HE undersigned offers his services to the
citizens of Abbsville county In the purlase
and sale of real estate.
I also represent two reliable Fire Insurance
ompanies. J. T. PARKS. ?
Oct. 12 1886 tf r
'ERRIN & COTHRAN,
.Attorneys at Law, 1
ABBEVILLE, S. C. ]
WM. H. PARKER \V. C. McGOWAN*
>ARKER & McGOWAN '
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ,
ABBEVILLE, C. H., S. C.
X/ILL practice also in the Circuit Courts 0) ?
r? the United Statesfor South Carolina*
Jan 7. 1880, tf ?
Cloaks and Jackets.
XT' E have a few ladles cloaks and jackets
rV still on hand that we are offering at less
lan net cost. Come and get one.
W. JOEL SMITH & SON.
Jan. 5,1887, tf
P. B. SPEED,
Th6 eye Is the most delicate organ of the
uman system, yet,Jit Is the most recklessly
id carelessly used. Don't be deceived by
jddlers but call and get Zlnemans "Diamanspectacles
and eye-glasses, a fit guaraned
and charges reasonable. If any glasses
anted In very fine mounting, a lot will be
dered at once from which you can make i
T> U Cnnn.l ,1.9(1 .
JUI acittuuu. X U. ^tvu, w. - t
? * \
We are Sole Agents ?
7*0R THE "ELECTRIC" CUTLERY. Scls- s
' sors, Shears, Razors and Knives; abso- J
itely the best goods ever offered to custoera.
If the ladles will give the "Electric"
lears and Scissors and the gentlemen the
Electric" Razors a trial they will not have
ly thing else. Lookout for our handsome
Slectric" show ease on the right, as you enr
our store.
W. JOEL SMITH & SON.
Jan. 5.1887, tf ?
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ii ik m i
\l"E will sell the following articles at
l\ STRICTLY New York cost:
3WELS, UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS. JERSEYS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS, ULrERS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, GENTS NECK
TIES, LADIES HAND BAGS, WALETS,
PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, FANS,
LADIES FINE HOSE, GENTS HALF
OSE, MISSES HOSE, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, &C., <StC.
Don't fail to examine our goods.
E. A. TEMPLETON. ,
June 15, 1887, If J
m irr_n
lerra uolui wens,
^HE undersigned will put you up a 19 Inch
Terra Cotta Well for half the price of a
ig one. The common wood bucket Is used
rdruwlng water. The cleaning out Is Ihe ?
ork of a moment by keeping a galvanized
leet Iron bucket In the bottom to be hooked 1
>t at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tills
;rra Cotta weighs 40 to 50 pounds to the foot.
0. M. CALIIOUN. _
Greenwood, S. C. ?
They aro frog proof and superior to one dug. I
Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood,
rhey are bound to take precedence over all
hers. Prof. Blake, Greenwood.
Joe Ligon, Bradley.
Rev. II. Smart, Troy.
Dr. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six.
Rev. Pressly, Due West.
D. J. Wardlaw, McCormlck. Dut
of 24 wells made in my town In two
iars I have put up 23 of them.
July 13,18R7,12m '
NOTICE. q
[TV. have formed a copartnership for the I J
If nractlce of law under the firm name of 1 ni
r.vriT A- PAKfiv Will nracllce In all State I Ti
id United States Courts. ?
WM. C. BENET, di
SAM'L C. CASON. di
\%bevllle, S. C., June 16,1887. I
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Fall and Wint(
|1HE MOST EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE S'
GENERAL MERI
0 be found In Upper South Carolina can now Lo seei
"Wliite Bi
,t Abbeville. This house which has been in existei
Highly acquainted with the wants of the people of t
1 EST QUALITY OK GOODS at the most REASON
his firm where to buy. what to buy and how to s
>urchaser the
PULL WORTH OF
Such customers as have been trading with this hoi
icter of the stock which Is generally carried, ami if
o i?o to the stores ol WHITE BROTHERS with the
sfactorily supplied
Ladies and gentlemen, the old and the young, wli
he stores of WHITE BROTHERS whenever in nee
hey cau be supplied.
PRICES AS LOW AS
SeDt. 28,18S7, tf
Greenwood Mai
LEAVELL & GAGE,
Latest Designs in American ai
FOREIGN MARBLE.
Headstones and Monuments i
ways on hand and made to ordei
DRDERS SOLICITS]
WORK GUARANTEED.
P B SI
I7EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AN!
IV DPUGS- CHEMigAL^,etc..etc .
CNT AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. HEK
Jyspepsln. For sale only by us. Try our BLACKBE
.nd our COMPOUND SYRUP SARSAPARILLA
JED BUG POISON, the most convenient way of des
11 the staple and fashionable colors. A full llnec
ITATIONARY, etc.. etc. The best brands of CIGA
omplete stock of WHITE LEADS, PAINTS, Oil
iRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, GOLDEN MACHIK
Jros. PREPARED PAINT, the best In the market.
Prescription 3D
Physician's prescriptions and Family Recipes fllle
lenced and competent hands. Orders by hand or us
^ jTK. bea
Dealer
Sash, Doors, B1
INGS, BRACK
TOYS! TOY!
Don't fail to see E. A. T
Toys. Very
If you want to see something
jortment of French Candy in th<
rEMPLETON & CO'S.
E. A. TEMPLETON & CO have
low have complete lines of Drj
Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c,
The 5c. counter at E. A. TEMI
?d every day. Don't fail to exai
Notions, Notions, Notions of a]
E. A. TEMPLE
ROGERS
^ 4--4- v 17i
BUB 4 MI
DEALER
Cotton, Grain, Provisions
Groceries
115 JACKSON STREET,
\NY GOODS ORDEKED FROM US THAT OU
buy same and charge a low rate of commission,
ion. Our branch business will be known as the AI
vill keep several CAR LOADS of the above good
ell them at WHOLESALE PRICES. These goods j
old. MR. O. H. MOORE Is the business manager c
ell you your goods delivered at any depot In Soull
lot In stock Mr. Moore will telegraph the orders to u
lays. Office In KNOX'S STORE.
Abbeville Whole
6. H. MOC
August 21,1887, tf
FOUTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
A ^ _ 0
so Hon Win flic of Colic, Bot* or Luxe F?
veb, if Foutz's Powders are used in time.
Foutz's Powders will cure awl prevent Hog Ciwi.kra.
Foutz's Powders will "nrvent 0/ t:s in Fowi.s.
Fontz's Powders will in* :e&c the .nantit.v of milk
Mid cream twenty per ce. ,nnd mo jthe butter firm jun
and sweet.
Fontz's I'owders will ct.i-e or prevent almost every
Diskase to which Horses and i attl<j arc subject. T~
Foutz's Fowukrs will gitk Satisfaction. n
Sold everywhere. - m
DAVID E. TOUTZ. Proprietor, A JL
BALTIMORE, LIB. IrfHI
FOR SALE BY j tLo
?. B. SPEED, Abbeville, S. cJoinI
July 13,1887,6ra HSav
ingy?
BUIST'S FAMOUS ?
n ? a 3 I'u/a
l urnip oeeu ; ^
* ? m ! sell t
A1 The b
a. templeton's=
RUTA BAGA,
WHITE GLOBE,
YELLW GLOBE.
MAMMOTH 11ED TOP. T *
July 20, 1887, tf A IIE
FURMAN UNIVERSITY, ~
Greenville, S. CHI1K
next session will begin Wednesday,
L September ffl>th. The Collegiate depart-j J A\
lent includes the full college curriculum. I t nr
here Is also a Preparatory department thor-1 Prrss
lglily organized. Kxpenees have been re-1 dollar
need. For information or catalogue, ad-. Ileal
ress, l'KOP. H. T. COOK, i lino li
July 20, IS87. Aug
- * - t
st of 1887!
rOCK OF
SHANDISE
11 in the spacious stores of
others
ice for more than a score of years is thorhe
county and is In position to sell the
ABLE PRICKS. Experience has taught
ell such goods as will in all cases give the
HIS MONEY.
jm* iui u muiiu' i wi jrttrn kmuw uiovubithey
are in neei) of anything, hHve but
full assurance of having their wants satlite
and colored, all, are invited to call at
d of any article In uny line of goods, and
THE LOWEST.
rble Works! s
^PROPRIETORS,
'EED,
} WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PURE
A.11 the latest and popular lines of PATlIBINKf
the beat Liver Medicine, cures
RRY CORDIAL for Summer Complaint,
with IODIDE POTASH for the Blood,
troylng these Insects. DIAMOND DYES
>f FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES,
RS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. A
?S, VARNISHES, ETC., ETC. PAINT
rE OIL. We sell the celebrated Harrison
Special attention paid to the
epartment.
id at all hours of day and night by expe
lan promptly aiienueu tu.
P. B. SPEED. )
.CHAM, I
L.E, S. O.
in
inds, MouldETS,
&c. :?
3! TOYS! 1
EHFLETON 4 CO S
Cheap.
beautiful go aud see Ase
New Show Case at E. A.
i
s filled up their store and
r Goods, Groceries, Gents
>LETON & CO'S is renewnine
the 5c. counter.
11 kinds, at
iTfiKT Xr nn
4 X Vll \JU VVi
& CO., I
actors,
I11IMM
s insr
i
i, Bagging1 and Ties. .
AUGUSTA, GA.
II LINE DO NOT COVER, WE WILL 'J
All orders will have our prompt atten5BEVILLE
WHOLESALE STORE. We
s in our warehouse at Abbeville and will
irn uhirmflrl nn onnsismment and must be
?f the Abbeville Wholesale Store and will
i Carolina. Any goods wanted that are
is and we will deliver your goods In a few
!sale Store,
)RE, Business Manager.
Tor Sale.
E 8 HORSE POWER ENGINE ON
wheels, in good running order.
E 60-SAW EAGLE GIN, with FEEDER
Hid CONDENSER. As good as new.
E PAIR JONES 3-TON WAGON
SCALES. New.
TTT ?r r% nTnn
w. m. uruun, jwwuuiur.
Apply to JNO. M. COCHRANE.
e 22,1887, tf
lEPAIR SHOP
1 DONALDSVILLE.
3 UNDERSIGNED HAS RECENTLY
Itted up his SHOP and Is now prepared
almost any kind of work that may be
Hi on MILL-IRONS or STEAM ENDS.
All kinds of IRON TURNING nicelie.
e delays, freight,and loss of time by takour
work to
HUGH WILSON, Sexiob.
lalds, S. C., April 6,1887, tf
Get the Best.
KRANTED for 5 years. The New High
Arm Davis, Vertical Feed Sewing Ma.
No one else allowed to pell them In
villo county. Write to me for prices. I
lie New Domestic, the New American,
est Sperm Sewing Machine Oil, Needles,
>r all Machines. I offer the best and
est stock of Furniture, Coffins, Ac., in t
>unty. HENRY J. KINARD, Agt, j
ch 30JJ387,12m Ninety-Six. S. C. \
Coffins at Due West.
! undersigned has in store a variety of
OF FINS of all SIZES AND STYLES.
1ARSE will he furnished when needed.
A. SELDEN KENNEDY.
11 6, 1887, 12m
uction in Price of Law
Blanks.
V BLANKS and Trial Justice blanks
e now sold at -10 cents a quire at the
and Banner office, or three quires for a
I Estate Mortgages and Title Deeeds on
nen paper, 75 cent? a quire.
. 1,1887, tf
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