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mi11 111 i i ii ih r ~r~-rn rrmTTnTnwrBiTTirriTriTnwi Doiiiir its Best. | P nv GKouui: cooi'icn. I am lull a tiny cricket. Living in a summer thicket, There I take my rest. Many songs arc gayer, prouder, Many a voice is sweeter, louder,? Hut I do my host! Jii my sonij there's 110 complaining. r.ven wiirii uirsh.i i> liiiuiiii,. Birds lly cast and west,? Silent hide in leafy covert; ? But I chirp till all is over. Doing still my feest! j L' When the leaves nre around us (lying, | . When the birds and hees are hying |, On their autumn quest, ' You will lind ine in the stubble, . Though the clouds look full of trouble, Singing still my best! 'A| ( lad in garments dark and sober, Ai Ilcre I linger till October; Ai Sunshine warms my breast. Ai While lh? wintry days you number, Ai sweet and quiet is my slumber, A For I've done my best! .. A A Man Willi a Good Conscience Atoneof his North field meetings on ^ Monday, Mr. Moody, who was preach- \ ing about "Prayer," said: "Man may a fnay like a saint, but if he has a dollar ? 11 his pocket not acquired honestly, his prayer is a sham, and he must Imake restitution if he expects ever to ^ have God hear his prayer." Thereup- \ on a merchant from Dallas, Tex., rose in the auditnee and told a story that emphasized this point. He had, he saia, got dishonestly from men in his ai business some$5,500, and had built a Al house with the money. Then Mr. Moody happened along and preached ? ?u:? ?.,KSu?f i-.f vnfctifntinn nniJ thp UII L11 19 5UUJCVV W*. * V.^.vv..... merchant was present. "I hoard you," he said, pointing to Mr. Moody, "and ? I went out into the street conscience r stricken. I went straight home and \\ told my wife thaf we must sell that ihouse and restore e money. And we L did. We held an . action, and our car- r. pets, our laces, our furniture all left us, l and with the proceeds we made resti- f; ttition." The man then told how he i and his wife started again in life with nothing, and how they had prospered. ? His credit, his prosperity had never been so good.?New York Sun. If sorrow could ever enter heaven, i, if a sigh could be heard there, or if a L tear could roll down the cheek of a ^ saint in light, it would be for lost op- l portunities, for time spent in neglect of God and duty, which might have ? been spent for the divine glory. L The State of South Carolina, county of abbeville. L PUOBATE COURT. L A Ex parte Mary L. Young, Petitioner. A In the matter of the estate of W. L. Young, A Deceased. \ Petition for Revocation of Letters Testamcn- A tary, <fcc. To W. V. Young, and J. P. Young, as Executors of the estate of W. L. Young, deceased. C Y . c 1 OU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE- M by summoned and required to appear In your own proper persons in this Court on TUE5- fx DAY, the Ctli day of DECEMBER next to render an accountof your transactions touching the said estate,?failing to do so your let- ters will be revoked. 1 Given under my hand and seal of the Court, _ this October 3rd A. D. 1S.S7. ? [Seal.] J. FULLER LYOX, n Oct. 5,1SS7, 2ni Judge Probate Court. t{ The State of South Carolina, I COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration. By J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Judge Probate Court: WHEREAS, John R. Clinkscales has made aj suit to me, to grant him L?t!ersol Ad- < '' ministration cum tcstamvnto amino de bonis 'r iion of tiic Estate and ctlcets of II. II. Clamp, late of Abbeville county, deceased. B These are therefore, to cite and admonish oil and singular the kindred anil creditors of the said H. II. Clamp, deceased, that they be and appear before mo, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Wednesday, the lull of November, lb*7, alter publication hereof, at'11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of the Court, this 31st day of October, in the year [L.S.Jof our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven and in the 112tli year a r?in !/ ?r* lnr]nmin(l<r>nf>p Published on the 2nd day of November. 1S87, in the Prcs* and Bann'.-r and on the Court House door lor the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, h Judge I'robute Court, v Nov. t, 1887. tf ^ Henry's Gin, Washington Street, ABBEVILLE, S. C. IHAVK HAT) MY GINNING EST A Li- J llshment thoroughly overiiauied and repaired and have added tlie latest improve- r] ments. My saws are sharpened and reset and J my gin runs evenly, with speed and saves all t< the lint in excellent condition. Public pat- ? ronage solicited and the best and quickest G work guaranteed. I'KANK HENKY. 1: Sept. 7,1887,8m 1 1 li Pay Your Guano Bills. PARTIES wishing to |.ay for Guano bought of me will please ciil! on Mr. U. W, Cannon at Abbeville, who will collect and receipt for same. Very truly, n Sept. 14,18S7 tf J. H. IIOLCOMB. | ? ??? A Wool Stuffed Horse Dollars. / i: rpHE latest anil best invention in the COL- s< i LA R TRADE. These Collars are stutl'ed in the usual manner; that is 10 say, the face part of the collar which come* in contact with the shoulders of the animal has two thicknesses of material, with a space between them. The invention consists in using and apply- 1 ing for one of these plies or thicknesses a Tan- * ned Skin with the natural wool adhering to it, 11 and arranging the same so that the wool side 01 shall occupy the space between the said two P Tt. will thlK ho ?f?on tlto II space bet ween the double facing is packed ro padded with the wool which adheres naturally to the skin. This has the advantage over other stuffing heretofore used, in that tho wool cannot shift from its position or get Into I bunches. n Before making any further purchases It would bewls^and profitable to examine the j, in erl t s of t hese C< >1 la rs. ? We have the exclusive sale of these excellent Collars. W JOKL .SMITH &. SON. Oct. 19, 1887, tf At tie ffiarWe Yarfl. j A FULL LINK OK HKADSTONKS AND v MONl'M KNTS. Our prices are low, and styles are of the most symmetrical in shape of any to be found In the up-country. Sept. 2S. At tie hnitne Store, i t>entw*ood chairs. si I? New and pretty styles. Prices low. "WOVEN WfKK MA'TTRASSKK. At prices ~ from S5 to ??, ctich. Will last a. lite time. BURICAU BEDS, ami other goods at lowest cash prices. Sept. is. ^ Valuable Property for Sale. rPHE TWO BRICK STORE-ROOMS AT -1 Troy, S. C? with lnr^?' hall above. Recently the property of BRADLEY BRO'S. I'ersons 1 wishing to buy will find it to their ndvi.ntage u to apply to PARKER <3c McOOWAN, li Attorneys, q Oct. r?, 1887, _>m. Abbeville, S. C. ?w mi 'Mtv. W f i.T 'I ictfmoiit Air-Line, Richmond & Danville IS. I'm Columbia ?fc ( rccnyillc Division. v CONDKNsKD SC1IKDULK. j J) IX EFFECT OCT. 10. 1SS7. (Trains run l>>- TJitli Mtniilian time.) XORTI! Itot'Mi. ~ ~\ + I 1 I + I + I * 1 No. 1 No. No. No. No. j 3. j K?. J 2i. j as. I ai. M.i | A.M.|A.M.jji. M. ir Columbia j 5 40 !? 4TIJ uo;io iu I i ip M.I I r Alston i 0 4!) !? 25111 59|ll 00 r Alston : ; !I2 10.11 SI). 11 <>0 i I AM- 1 r Union 1 ! j 4 112 J r Spartanburg: ! | i G 45 j 2 12 r Tiyon | ; j .4 07 M r Saluda ! ! 1 1 4 0< p Flat llocfc ! I | j I ' A" r Ilendersonvite j J I I I 5 53 r Aslievllle I ! | < 00 r Hot Springs ! ! j 9 00 i r Potnaria 6 57 >12 IS' r Prosperity 7 "-'0' i 12 41, < r Newberry I 7 37 1 | 1 0l| 1 r Goldville I S 4ti: I : j r Clinton. ! 0 OSi [ r Laurens .'..I 9 45 I ( r Ninety-Six j ! | | 2 II* I ^ rGreenwood i I I I 2 521 i. r Abbeville 1 4 25 r Be.ton 1 | ! I 4 17' I I A.M. | j I v Be I ton ,10 83, ' 4 17. i- Willin.nston 1 10 5$ 1 4 41 r lYijser ! "11 loj | 4 4Sj r Piedmont j J11 27| j 5 Otij ^ r Greenvilie j 11*2 (K>! I 5 4o' 1 r Anderson ! j | j 4 50! F rSeneca j I I j C 02| r Walhalla | I fi 85 r i-Atlanta I ' 1 110 4t?! ' 80ITTllBOrNl>. Y " I t" I J + 'l"+ I + ? i j No. : No. | No. j No. * j 52. J .V). I 52. j 4. I 55. 1 i A.M. I j j j v Wallialla 7 SB c v Seneca I S 3>' 1 1 | f v A tide-son ! 9 52| J ] v Abbeville [11 10 ? I | I P. M. c v Greenville I 9 4o' I j I 2 30 i1 v Piedmont 1)0 33| I | 8 15 J t Pelzer. 10 .'1! | 8 85 " n Williamson 10 5S' I I 3 41 ? Belton '12 26' I j 4 00 'P.M. | v Greenwood 12 5(5. ! C ? Ninety-Six I 1 :?S' ] I I v I I I Viol * v Laurens ; J i 0 42, s v Clinton ! * I 7 16, t v Goldville ! I ! | T 33 t " * ? ? i O 4ft V Pro8|H ! 3 23 """ J!!!"!"! S 59 [ r I'otnaria ' 3 45 j I 9 21' u r Alston ! 4 05: ; 9 40, v Alston ! 4 071 ! a P.M.| f v Hot Springs ' 7 2M| v Ashi-ville | I 9 49; |? v ilwidi-rsnnvillc II <17; I r Flat (Click ! jl) '-'3 | v Saluda I '11 58; ! I I I A.M.] j | v Tryon I >12 34) i ! A.M.' r v Spartanburg, J 2 12 30; I J v Union ] ] 3 45| 7 50j | r Alston I I 5 87,11 05! i 'P.M. 1 r Columbia I 5 07! C 3(ii 1 10;i0 401 r Augusta. | 9 15:10 90j L | . r Charleston via 9. t'. ! i I I E. U I 9 45 10 35 L r Charleston via A. | I | | * C. L ' 3 45i 11 20. i < r Savannah via C. ] 1*. M.j and 8 1 i 6 531 [ |? J Dally. fDaily cxcept Sunday. TllKOrOH CAR SERVICE. On trains Nos. 50 anil 51. Pullman sleepor between liarli-ston and Hot .jpriiifrs, N. C., via A. C.L. and r olmnbia and Sp-vrtanbmg. Through Passenger Co ..eh between Charleston and 'orristuwn via SC. Hallway, Columbia and i?paitanjrcr. Tickets ou sale at principal stations to all jints. D. CARDWF.LL, I). P. A. JA8. L. TAYLOIt, Gen'l Pass. Agent. SOL. HAAS, Trailic Manager. Job Printing! pllK "PHKSS AKI> llANNEIt" is well snp[ plied with stationery, types and presses > do iilmostany kind oi printing, including Jriefs, Catalogues. Minutes, ? nd every other kind of pamphlets. Merliantsand business men will llnd it to tlieir Jtcrest to order from us their I _ h (ill Heads, | a Statements, 1-etler Ilcads, Envelopes, ^ Handbills, c Invitations, Cards, &c., &c. J Two presses nnd nbout forty fonts of type ave been added during the year, to our preiously well slocked ollice. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction, ' oth as to quality of work and prices. ? Send your orders at once to HUGH WILSON. Abbeville. S. C. Oct. 5, 1SS7, t( PiEPA lit SIIOT> V? DONALBSVILLE. j IMIE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECENTLY j I fitted up his SlIOl' mid is now prepared jl > do almost any kind of work th:it muy be ' eetled on MILL-IUONS or KTKAM ENUN KS. All kinds of IRON TURNING nice-' f done. Pave delays, freight,antl loss of time by talc-1 ig your work to HUGH WILSON, Seniok. , Donalds, S. C., April G, 1SS7, tf Coffins at Due West. pHR nmlcr?igned has in store a variety of [ COFFINS of all SIZKS AN1) STYLES. . HEARSE will bo furnished when needed. A. SKLDEN KENNEDY. April C, 1887, 12m I 1ST A+i rt n JL1 Ul;lUV/> A LL PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS \ iiL'tiiiiBt the ESTATE OK R. II. WARD,A\V, deceased will present the same, proper- j I f attested. Those Indebted will please make I Htlenient. A. B. WAKDUW, f \V. (J. WARDLAW. Executors. Barber Shop. [JICTIARD (JANTT. is now prepared to do lv all work In his department In the host limner and at reasonable charges. Monthly ustomers shaving, hair cutting and sham- 1 ooing SI per month, llasors honed and put i the best condition tor 25 cents each. Estate Notice. VLL persons Indebted to the Estate of Mrs. 1 ELIZA MATTI.SON, deceased, must (l lake payment at once. All claims not paid y NOVEMBER 1st next, will be put in suit nmediately. This Is <iiiphulicnlly the last till. I am forced to a settlement. M. (i. ZEIGLEU, 1 Oct. 10,18S7,3t Administrator. J For Rent. i I T V HOUSE AND LOT, with servants': j?J[ bouse and stable, in the town ol Ahbe.-, 111c. Possession given at once. SAM'L V. CASON. i Kept. 20,1SS7. if The Abbeville Hotel, 1 By J. C. MILLER. j" MHIi TABLE IS WELL I' l. KNIS1IKI). The , [ rooms are large and comfortable. Tranient und regular board to suit the times. May 25,1SW, tf Brick! Brick! "\NK IlirNDHED THOUSAND well burnt |. J brick fort-ale In town. i> Oct. r.',l8K7. tf W. S. COTHRAN. ! Coffins at Lowndesville. r W. KICSX has COFFINS at Lowndesvllle 1 I, In cure of Dr. J. B. MOSELY. The li iearce will be sent lrutn Abbeville when re- v uired. , d Abbeville, May 12, 1880. tf ISf CRYSTALIZKD SPECT1 Xlie Finest 111 Eyes Fitted and P. B. DRUGGIST, W Jnpl S YV V# VVA I**, fl/K COME ONCE MORE AND OFFER 1 (V best (-elected stocks of GENERAL ISA hat Abbeville lins ever presented to her citi jaded counters, and run through our cioselj f the truth of our statement. Dry Goods This comprises an elegant line of BLACK .Of.oRED CASHMERES, 5-4 FLANNEL >KEXS GOODS. It LACK and COLORED I "PEOPLE'S WEAR," an extra heavy a 'LAIPs, BLEACHED and HROWN HOMI < "holco colors in DOUBLE FLUSHES for tEI) FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS, rices. BLANKETS for all, from thechcapi VHITES. BRUSSELS and I NO RAIN C. \'e have some specialties in this line to whl f GENTS WEAR In JEANS. KERSEYS, ' re headquarters for thusc, and for everythh JNDERWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS and CI The Eig tands the equal of any for wear and w I thou 5 fully up to the reputation we so justly hen READY-MADE CLOTHING ! and CLOT I an't suit you out of a well selected and ext re not at our rows end, hut keep a very larg eautifol lines to select from. \ou will hen Ike yours every time you turn a corner. BOOTS A Having given perhaps more and closer a icss we are confident that we know Just u rithont hesitation that wc are prepared to illOES a? you can find anywhere and price lock. Besides our regular lines of LADI CHILDREN'S and INFANTS SHOES. MEJ hat "OUR BOY" will auxin dispense the b< bat we are SOi,E AGENTS for the celebra! hemsclves wherever tlicy have been tried, mi lasls. In LACE, CONGRESS and BUTT Wc carry full lines of NOTIONS. CROCK nd CUTLERY, whilst in our GKOCIiRY S ur in the way of delicacies as well as the eu Lowndesvill< The Great Wonder of Lowi Is the Lo t. bake: f 17 A GTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. AI J; moved into our NEW BRICK ST Hendsand t he public generally. We have Jeneral Merchandise store, and whilst wf ' VYING CUSTOMERS, yet for the future v his, we defy all COMPETITION as to LOM ow tells the story : Groceries. Iiacon, Lard, Bagging and Ties at Augus >iices. Freight added. 100 Iiurrels cood Flour at ?4.00. 100 Barrels Extra Family at $4.75. 100 I'arrels Fancy at So.40. 100 Barrelr Extra Patent 85.00. Itlce, Griis, Coll'ee and Tea. Cheese, fine cream. Syrups 25c. to 60c. 1'iO Sacks salt Sugar, Granulated V/,. ? " ' * * ? -f A..?? ;>UU 15USUC1S ivea XlUHl, xruui uuis V"1"' alsed). Tobacco 25c. to 81.00 per pound. Hardware. 1 Torso and Mule Shoes. Morse Shoe Nails, best at 20c. per pound. Knives and Forks 50c. to $2.50 per set. Pocket Kiiivos oc. and up. Saws, Hammers, etc. .A. Bargs A tremendous slaughter of goods removed oiled, Itlcnched Drills, Alpacca, Remnants lals, all to be sold HEUAltHLESS OF COS Wanted 1,00C nd all other farm produce, Corn, Peas, CO' lighest market prices. Call and see our nd remember every article Is warranted as T. BAKE] Sept. 21,18*7, 2m SASSARO & BOWIE STAPLE Ind Fancy Groceries CIGARS, robacco, Confectioner ABBEVILLE, S. C. ?ash Tells tlie Story. Call mid Sei August 31,1SS7, Gm ALL KINDS OF zB"ETi:srr",ss Turnip Seeds 25 CENTS A IIOX. a. W. LAWSON & CI July 27.1S.-7, tf BUIST'S FAMOUS Turnip Seed AT E. A, TEMPlETON'! RUTA BAGA, WHITE GLOBE, YELIAV GLOBIO. MAMMOTH REI) TOP. July 20,1S87, tf deduction in Price of La^ Blanks. r AW BLANKS and Trial Justice blanl I j are now sold at 40 cents a quire at tl 'reus ami Ji'tuncr office, or three quires for ollar. Heal Estnte Mortgages and Title Dcecds o ine linen paper, 75 cents a quire. Aug. I, 1.SV7, tf Repairing and Upholstering a LL kinds ?.f I-TUXITriiK repaired an 'A Ul'HoLsTKUKD neatly. Koom over I'ost Office in rear of Pr. Wilson >1*11 ml Ofl'ee. E. L WILSON. < >ct. i N8", :;m Medical Card. fl AVINO sold my interest in the I)RU l? business, I will from this time devoi ny whole time to the I'll * ''TICK OK MED I VK ANT) KlMtCJKltY. " a A. NEUFFEIt, M. D Jan. f>, 1SS7, tf Estate Notice. \I,L persons having claims against the Ei tate of ISAAC LOCiAN, deceased, wl resent them, and those Indebted will inub ronipt payment to ALICE LOGAN, Oct. 12,18S7, tf Administratrix. \P1'LICATI()N will be made at the nej sitting o'? the Legislature of South Can na for the charter of a ltaihoad from Abb< ilie ('ourt Mouse to Savannah Illver in th irection of Washington, Uu., or Macon, Gi Sept. 21,1KS7. 3m 7KE!S' CLE AND EYE-GLASS UM in tlie World. the Fit Guaranteed I SPEED, ABBEVILLE, S. < mith & Son. :0 THE PUBLIC ONE OF THE LARGEST I [ERCHANDISE sens. If you will but step In and look over j packed shelves you will at once be convln Department. CASHMERES from V2}/,o. to 81 00 poryard. SUITINGS. PLAIN, BROCADE and PL1 'LAIN and STRIPED VELVETEENS, nd wide CALD O. GINGHAMS, CKETONN iSPUNS. SHEETINGS, TAISLE DAMASK, CURTAINS. HEAVY TWILLED WHITE : I'LAIN RED mid WHITE FLANNELS at est COLORED, to the sort and fleecy ALL WC \ fPETS. TAPESTRY and SMYRNA RU cli wo would call particular attention. Our st TWEEDS and CASS1MERES can't be boat.. ik In the way of GENTS FURNISHING GOO HA VATS. limie Shirt t. a rival as to fit. Our stock of HATS and CJ ir for having just what is wanted in this line. IING made to order on short notice!! If ensive stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING ;e lot of samples and can give yon choiceof til :by secure a better lit, and wont see a suit. lND shoes. ttentlon to tins than to any one line of our b hat our custorncis need and desire, and we i show as hu ge and varied a stock of BOOTS i s ns reasonable. All we ask is a look through ES BUTTON, LACE and CONGRESS; MISS s"S and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES, remoui ?st school shoes ever brought to this market, ed .IAS. MEANS 83.00 SHOES, which speak We keep a full supply of sizes, wide and m ON. KRY and GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, GU FORK you will find all that the inner man c ibstantiais. [Sept. 14,1^87, 3 on a Boom. idesville w Prices on Reliable Goods, FL efc SON'! S'D FIGURES NEVER LIE/' WE HAVE ORE, and will GLADLY WELCOME all of purchased stocks of nil poods usually kept ; do not expect to DROP any of our PROS ee shall cater for the CASH TRADE. In dc r PRICES 011 RELIABLE GOODS. The list Hoots and Shoes. ta A large and varied stock, and at prices I defy all competition. Gents. Ladies and Children's flue Sho specialty. A full line of Penitentiary Shoes aiwayi hand. Clothing and lints. Gentlemen's plain and figured suits, s gelher the handsomest line ever offered to trade. Shirts, Collars and Cutis, no HULL DOG PANTS, every pair warran Hats and Caps. Such a complete and vai stock has never before been offered in market, all at Rock Bottom Prices. Dry Goods and Notions, Jeans, a good article at 15c. Jeans, all wool filling at "Ue. Cassiineres, Dross Goods, Calicos, Pla and many other goods too numerous to ir tion, at prices to please. tin Counter. from Old Store. Odds and ends, goods sllgl of Dress Goods and Calicos. Boots, Shoes T. I Bales of Cotton [TON SEKD, Chickens and Eggs, always pnj MAMMOTH STOCK. No trouble to show gc rt/pi f>uuiuu. El & SON, Lowndesville, S. C s Book Keepin: -AT'> CENTENNIAL SALOOT FOR 1887 f To be Dispensed Wii AND A c' Cash System adopted Inste 170 R SALE AT THIS ESTABLISHME i a choice and full lint- of first-class fan WINKS, IMPORTED BRANDIES, El KENTUCKY RYES and MALT WHISK I mellow from age, together with leading! favorite brands of ALES, PORTER, BE and other beverages that can be obtnii Always In stock for c:>sh purchasers ani priccs to compete with inferior goods of ?si description. People from the country \ sometimes need such goods in cases of 8 ness would do well (if paying cash) to a' themselves of these advantages and proc best goods. The public will also find a select lot of GARS and TOBACCO that cannot he exc 3ed, at tills favorite resort, second door fr the Court House. Gentlemen in their leisure hours will t pleasant amusement iu a mime of B - LIARDS or POOL here at moderato char for cash. If you cannot pay, do not play. F. CUNNINGHAM, i f Sole Proprietor * July 13, 1887, Cm ^ The Place to Get Wh: * Yon Want! THOS, M. CHRISTIA ? TTAVING bought the interest of i v XX JOHN WILSON in tho bnsin * formerly conducted by them jointly x keei> always in store, a complete stool FANCY GROCERIES, CANN ? GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES j all kinds. The best and cheapest ' UAtta ana iudau-u. xiio r?iM? ,u WINES and LIQUORS. Sweet Mash Corn Whiski \ I For medical purposes a specialty. A] ' Choice Liquors of any kind for medi id. purposes. I Give bim acall. Satisfaction guaranti 81 All persons indebted to the fi lof Christian A Wilson must make inir diate payment. THOS. M. CHRISTIAN \? Abbeville, S. Feb. 13,1884,tf P. P*. SPEED, ? :C I ^^ ED Tlifc eye is ilie most delicate otvuti of _ ' huiiuiii systrin, yi't.Jil is the most reekles .ami carelessly used, lion't bo deceived ct peddlers but call and got Zlnemans "Di-nn )- ta" specl.icles and eye-glasses, a tit guar 3-' teed and charges reasonable If any glas io wanted In very tine mounting, a lot will a. ordered at onee from which you can ini your selection. P. H. Speed, Agent. Terra Cotta Wells. Ifl rpHE undersigned will put you up a 19 Inc 1 Terra Cotta Well for half the price of IUi dug one. The common wood bucket Is use for drawing water. The cleaning out is th work of a moment by keeping a galvanize sheet Iron bucket in the bottom to be hookc out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. Th Terra Cotta weighs 40 to 50 pounds to the foo kTr C. M. CALHOUN. IV Greenwood, S. C. They are frog proof and superior to one du Joel S. Hal ley, Greenwood. They are bound to take precedence over a others. I'rof. Blak*, Greenwood. .loe Llgon, Bradley. Kev. 11. smart. Troy. l>r. L. Anderson. Ninety-Si: Uev. Pressly, Due West. D. J. Wardlaw, McCormlck. Out of 24 wells made in my town in tw years I have put up M of them. July 13,1887,12m FOUTZ'S HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDER! 1Dd S^k No Horsb will rtic of Colic. Hots or Luko Fj tKB, If Fontz's Powders are naed In time. Foutz's Powders will nire .inM prevent Hoc rnoj.ER, Fontz's Powders trill Prevent (5/ rs is Fowl. Foutz'a Powders will 'ea-e the .anntitv of mil .. and cream twenty per ce andnif jtiso butter fin . J and sweet. i.1Fontz's Powders will Ci,.e or prevent almost kvke Diskasr to wlileli Jlorsrj sn?l < attic arc snhlect. es. Foctz's Pownrr.a will givij satisfaction. &c. Sold everywhere. and DAVIS ?. FOtXTZ, Proprietor, j *j' BAJLTLMOILE. 3ID. G*- FOR SALE BY ock is! P. B. SPEED, Abbeville, S. ( July 13,1887,6m ? SHOBS. 've For Ladies, Misses, Childre tree |ust and Infants. 1I7 0ULD call special attention to our Hi nsi. V? P. COX and GEO. H. ZEIOLER f-hoc mv They are the best goods for the price we lw ever handled. our * '?3 tbadp "ii JqP at fpT >'??}? ^P^fS~A - Isllllfeig' , . A3K FOR THE :: P. COX SHOE ?FOR? 30n BOYS, YOUTHS, LADIES. 3IISSES and ilu> CHILDREN. 2 R. M. HADDON & CO [big Oct. 19,1SS7, tf Valuable Land?Private Sal THE subscriber offers at private sale her vi uable tract of land known as the "Jordi jen- Homestead," situated about four miles fro Abbeville O. H., containing 2*1 ACRES, mo orlcss, and bounded by lands of A. J. Ferg sou and others. The tract comprises some the best GRAIN and COTT 'N land iu t! neighborhood, and Is In a tine stateof cultiv itly tion. Terms will be arranged to suit the pi and chaser. Titles warranted. MRS. ELIZ. C. JORDAN, Abbeville C. H., S. C May 25,1887, tf Real Estate Broker. THE undersigned offers his services to ti citizens oi Abbeville county In the pi chaso and sale of real estate. I also represent two reliable Fire Insuran Companies. J. T. PARKS = Oct. 12 1886 tf 0. PERRIN & COTHRAM 5 Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. J WM. H. PARKER W. C. McGOWAN PARKER & McGOWA] ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, tJl AltllEVILLE, C. H., S. C. 11/ ILL practice also In the Circuit Courts 11 the United States for South Carolina Jan 7. 1880. tf a<* Cloaks and Jackets. ;NT \\T E have a few ladies cloaks and Jack lily YV still on hnnd that we are offering at le NE than net cost. Come and get one. ES. \V. JOEL SMITH & SON. md Jan. 5,1887, tf EH ? - led. \ye are'Sole Agents une |-iOR THE "ELECTRIC" CUTLERY. Scl vho J7 sors, Shears, Razors and Knives; abs Ick- Uitely the best goods ever offered to cust ' ail rners. If the ladies will give the "Electrii ure Shears, and Scissors and the pcntlemen ti "Electric" Razors a trial they will not iw CI- any ihing else. Lookout for our handson oil. iiI.'l?,.(..|,.'U1,nra An tho riclit. ftii Vfill (> om tcr our store. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. Ind Jan. 5.1SS7, tf "es AT a-fr \\I E will sell the following articles i VV ST1UCTLY New York cost: TOWELS, UNDERWEAR, PAliASOLS. JE1 SEY3, MARSEILLES QUILTS, ULSTERS. HANDKERCHIEFS, GENTS NEC NTIES, LADIES HAND BAGS, WALLETS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, FAN! LADIES I'INE HOSE, GENTS HALF ? HOSE. MISSES HOSE, SUSPENDER tfr. GLOVES, Jtc, &c. ess Don't fail to examine our goods. ^ E. A. TEMPLETON. e June 15,1SS7, tf of 1ST Get the Best. WARRANTED Tor 5 years. The New Hie I WW Ann > ci utui rccu ?vn *uq *?* a? chine. No one else allowed to sell them 1 CJ I Abbeville conn Iy. Write to me for pi ices. sell the New Domestic, the New America) so? Tlie best Sncrm Sowing Machine Oil, Needle cal <fcc., for all Machines. I otter the best nil cheapest stock of Furniture, Coffins, Ac., I thecounty. HENRY J. KINARD, Agt. March 30,18K7, lJm Ninety-Six, S. C. NOTICE. WK have formed a copartnership for th practice ol' law under the linn name i BENET & CASON. Will practice In all Stal C and United States Courts. \VM. C. BENET, SAM'L C. CASON. ? Abbeville, S. June 13, lt&7 Tnr Sale. ^!r\NE 8 1IOIISE IliWKll ENGINE 0: W wheels, in good running order. ONE tiO SAW KAGLK GIN, with EEEDE and C'ONDKNSER. As good as new. the sly / \NE PAIR JONES 3-TON WAGO by U SCALES. New. nnJJ,"; W. M. GRIER, Executor. ike Apply to JNO. M. COCHRANE. J-20 June 22,1887,1 f * ; v- v'5, Fall and W a rjnflE MOST EXTENSIVE AND ATTII g GENERAL t. lo be found in Upper South Carolina can Wlaite 11 at Abbeville. This house which has bee nughly aenunlnted with tho wants of the HKST QUALITY OF GOODS at the mo* this firm where to buy. what to buy unci x. purchaser the FULL W0B.1 r'O Sucb customers as have been trading w acterof the stock which is generally citri to s;o to the stores ot WHITE BROTHEF isfuctorily supplied Ladies and gentleman, the old and th< 5 the stores of WHIT E littOTHKRS when they can be supplied. . PRICES AS LO | Sept. 2?, 1637, tf : Greenwood a LEAVELL & G T Latest Designs in Amer FOREIGN MAKBL + ^ j# Headstones and Monum _ ways on hand and made n ORDERS SOLIC WORK GOARANT ?e B. K. I ABBEV De Sash, Doors, INGS, B3 mATf? t m lUlOi 1 Don't fail to see E. Toys. If you want to see son sortment of French Cand; TEMPLETON & CO'S. E. A. TEMPfcETON & C now have complete lines Furnishing Goods, Crockf The 5c. counter at E. A I. ed every day. Don't fail Notions, Notions, Notio IE. A. TEMI in m ; I R06EI Cotton mmm ce DEA. Cotton, Grain, Prov r> Gr< 115 JACKSON S' Any goods ordered from us buy same and charge a low rate of ? tlon. Our brunch business will be know will keep several CAR LOADS of the kT sell them at WHOLESALE PRICES. T J sold. MR. G. II. MOORE lsthebuslnes sell you your goods delivered at aqy de] not In stock Mr. Moore will telegraph tin days. Office in KNOX'S STORE. 01 Abbeville ' G. . August 21,1887, tl ss I MORE J re ie u IS THE CONSTANT EXPRESSION Ol daily open and unload case after case is asked, we reply: We are going to ee GREAT RUf I we will continue to lor.d up. As the seat advantage of every bargain ofl'ercd. We received last week some startling e n?*> A<] "n nnn ureeuLwuuu xruco at In Upper Carolina nnd WE do the large Increasing our trade by simply selling K GOOD GOODS. S? The entire population of Abbeville roi cember. We desire that every one shall i B, on the market. J . W. I Nov. 10,1887, tf ;h a-j ___ 5 JfALlILti'i" ID _ Tie Largest ani Best S WITH SE ie JflNE QLD WHISKEY, ] AND JJOMESTIC, T)UJJ1 AnD ^LE, THRESH J ^LSO A JjMJLL J^IXE OF rj * MOVNTAIN QAP J> C?KN W.1I Thos. McGett inter of 1887! ACTIVE STOCK OP' MERCHANDISE now Lc Keen in the spacious stores of Brotliers n In existence for more than a score of years is thorpeopleof the county and is in position to sell the t REASONABLE PitlCES. Kxpericnce has taught I how to sell such goods as will in all eases give the riTT r\T? TTTC wrtwrv L XX UX U10 iUUllXil. * ith this house for n number of years know the char- . ried, und If they are In need of anything, have but IS with the full assurance of having their wants sat* s 3 young, white and colored, all, are Invited to call at ever In need of any article In any line of goods, and W AS THE LOWEST. ; M Marble Works! AGE, PROPRIETORS, ; SEACHAM, I3L.3L.E3, S. O. aler in , Blinds, MouldJACKETS, &c. OYS! TOYS! A. TEMPLETON & CO S Very Cheap. letting beautiful go and see As- I y in the New Show Case at E. A. have filled nn their store and i of Dry Goods, Groceries, Gouts jry, &c. . TEMPLETON & GO'S is renewto examine the 5c. counter. .' ?." -j ns of all kinds, at PLETON & CO. as &co, 1 Factors, Illlili IllllUJJlUll iliuIII/mill IU| LEHS -IN isions, )ceries, Bagging and Ties. FREET, AUGUSTA, GA. THAT OUR LINE DO NOT COVER, WE WILL ommlsslon. All orders will have our prompt attenn as the ABBEVILLE WHOLESALE STORE. We above good* In our warehouse rit Abbeville and will bene Roods are shipped on consignment and mast be s manager of the Abbeville Whoiesalfi Store and will pot In South Carolina. Any goods wanted that are e orders to us uud we will deliver your goods in a few Wholesale Store, H. MOORE, Business Manager. awa?a??ac????MM?p it iND MORE F THOSE WHO PASS Ol'R STORK, AND SEE US of goods. "What are you going to do with them?" 11 them. As long as the ?H CONTINUES ion advances GOODS GET CHEAPER and we tak? ye openers in almost every line. the Largest Business si business in our line In Greenwood. We are daily AT BOTTOM PRICES. inty are invited to visit us during the month of Deshare the great line of BARGAINS we expect to put ?AYNE, Greenwood, S. C. ro saloon" Mtd loose in lie Uj-Cinlu. LISL'T liKAJMUS ur gRANDY AND "^Vri:S"ES- Jj^OREIGN LIN AND J^IVERPOOL jpORTER gEER ^LWAYS ON JJAND. TOBACCO, QIGARS AND QIGARETTS, YE AND CJTONE j^JOUNTAIN SKIES A (gPECIALTY. igan, Proprietor No, 4 Washington Street.