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Nearer Iiome. One sweetly solemn thought Coines to me o'er and o'er: I'm nearer my home to-day \ Than 1 ever have been before. Nearer my Father's house. * Where the many mansion# be: Nearer the great whito throne. Nearer the crystal sea. ? Nearer the bound of life Where we lay our burdens down ; Nearer leaving the cross, Nearer gaining the crown ! .Hut that silent, unknown stream Rolls dark before my sicbt. Whose waves on the other side Brcftk on a shore of light. UIi: II LUJI II1UI IUI IWk Have almost cainc?l tho brink. If it be I am nearer homo Even to-clay than I think. Father, perfect my trust Let my spirit feel, in 'teat!!, That hor feet are firmly set On the rock of a living faith. Look,Out for the Nurse lilrl. A young lawyer, taking a short cut to dinner;one hot summer day. passed through a disreputable street plentifully supplied with groggeries and second-hand clothing shops. In front of one of the latter he saw a stylish perambulator, well furnished with such fleecy robes and embroideries as are lavished upon the children whose fathers can [or cannot] afford it. But from the midst of the luxury came wails of agony, which touched the sympathetic heart of the lawyer, who was a father of a few months' experience. As he drew near to investigate, what was his horror at beholding his own child, whose beloved face, totally unprotected from the sun, was red with heat and ineffectual struggling. The father adjusted the baby and the baby's parasol, quieted its cries, and, realizing that Nora Flannigan, the nurse, must be near, he withdrew to await her appearance. He waited fifteen minutes. Then, with great anger swelling his breast, he trundled his first-born home, leaving Nora to endure the shock of an apparently lost charge as best she might. It is needless to say that Nora resides no longer under the roof of the young lawyer. Another case: A "tired mother" with her fifth child infeAfeted it to the care of good-tempered, strong young girl for daily fresh air. One day baby and nurse were both taken sick with similar symptoms. Nurse was sent to her mother for care, because two sick people were too many for that bughouse. Iu a few days two well developed cases of small-pox alarmed the respective homes, .f ortunately me end was not tragic, but there were many weeks of quarantining?father deprived of business, children of school, all of society, besides the awful anxiety and suspense consequent upon the presence of the loathsome disease. And this, with attendant expenses of sickness to two families, because a thoughtless girl called with her infant charge next door to a case of varioloid. If the columns of Babyhood were not so full I could give the harrowing details of a more serious case, where a girl, left alone with a year old charge, dropped it over'a balcony to the stone walk below, crippling it for life. From this cau^e to-day a little New York boy, beautiful of face and bright of mind, is at thirteen not larger than ordinary children of seven, and carries his poor, crooked form in an appliance which probably ameliorates but can never cure his misfortune. | If the object of man's supreme affections is wealth ho rejoices in the / diligent use of the means which ho is assured will lead to the accomplish-: ment of this end. If God is the object of man's supreme affections this fact is exnressed in the diligent and joyous use* of the means which he is assured will lead hiin nearer to God. Everybody needs and everybody values kindness. "Everybody" includes ourselves as well as others. But our duty of being kind applies to ourselves alone; it does uot include other people's duty to be kind to us. Their duty in this line is theirs alone. Hence our thought of the value and the need of kindness should center in our privilege and duty oi being kind to others, however others may bear themselves toward us. i- . ? Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, Is/. . COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE COTTRT OF COMMON PLEAS. Robertson,Taylor &. Williams agaludt J. Pinkney Jones et al.?Foreclosure. T?Y vlrtun of on ordnr of salo made In thfl above stated case, I will offor for sals at pablle outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C.. 011 saleday IN MARCH, 1SSS. within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, to wit: All that tract ?r parcel of land on Saluda River containing Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or less, bounded on West by lands now or formerly of J. M. Graham, on South by lands James F.Smith, on the East by lands now or formerly of \V. W. Franklin, aud on the North by Saluda River, formerly the Hala Jones tract. AIbo that other plantation or tract of land, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or le?s, and bounded by lands of T. A. Moore, W. H. Moore, and others, conveyed to me (said J. Plnkney Jones) Jan'y llth, 1884, by Thomas W. Pace. TERMS OF SALE?One-fourth of the pur uu?v UIVUV/ MJ DO UH1U in cuau, n?o UUlOl three-fourths to D* paid In one and two years, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, purchaser to pay for papers, with leave to purchaser to pay all the purchase money in cash. J. C. KLUGH. Maxtor. Feb. 18, 1888,3t The State of Sum Carolina, County of Abbeville. COUJRT OF COMMON PLEAS. Joshua Ashley, Plaintiff, against J. A. Anderson, uerenuant. COPY SUMMOXS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not served.) To the Defendant J. A. Anderson: v XOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint in thlB action, which le filed in tho office of tho Clerk of Common Pleas, for tho said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at tlieir oilico at A bbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day of such servico; and if you fall to unswor tho complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the comnlnlnt Dated 7th day of February, 198S. PARKER & MctiOWAN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. M. G. Zeic.lek, C. C. P. (L.S.] W'' ? To the absent Defendant J. A. Anderson : Take Notice that the summons of which the above is a copy with complaint 1b this day fllod In the Clerk's office, and that unless you appear und answer or demur to the complaint within twenty day* after the service hereof, exclusive of day of service*, judgment will be docketed against you by default. PARKER & McGOWAN, PlaintllTi Attorneys | Feb. 15,1880, Gt ife Piedmont Air-Lino, Richmond & Danville R. R., Columbia & * Greenville Division. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. IS EFt-KCT DEC. 2f>, 1m>7. ] !Trai:i9 run l>y V">tu MerMIan tlnie.) ~ | t I t j t i t | i No. No. ! No. j No. | No. f>. 85. I 21. 58. j 51. jP.m. Ia.m.Ja.m. km. Lv Columbia 8 4>i I S? 40 11 00 10 U> 'p.m.I I \t Alston 6 40j 12 25,11 f>9 J11 00 Lv Alston.. 12 40jll Will 00 ' I A.M. ( Ar Onion 1 4 00| 112 50 Ar Sjiarianliurtr | i 6 45| | 2 12 i ArTryon ; ! 4 07 , Ar Saimlu ! I 4 57 ' \i Flat Look... I I I | | 5 ::7 ' Ar llctiil'-rsonvillf. ! I ! j 8 M ! 1r A?Vvtll<- ; j !.. 7 (*l , Ar llotKiirincb J | 9 Wi I I I Ar Pnnwia. j 6 071 ..|i2 li>| Ar Prosperity 7 20 1 12 44 i Ar NowTwrry | 7 371 1 01 i Ar Goluville I B 40 i Ar Clinton j 9 08 } i Ar Laurens I 9 40 1 1 Ar Ninety-Six | I 2 131 1 ArGreeiiWood ; 1 2 521 ! Ar Abb?villo J 4 25i? Ar Bclton. 1 4 17 A.M. | Lv Ik-lton 10 85i 4 ITi ' Ar VilllaniBton 10 53 4 41 i ArPelzor. U 10| 4 481 Ar Piedmont VN ' ? . Ar Greenville 12 oo! 5 4(?i Ar Anderson J 4 50! Ar bcni'ca 1 0 02i ArWalhalla - ' C 35 Ar Atlanta I % 10 40| SOUTHBOUND. 1 I * I t I t I t No. No. No. No. No. 52. j 50. j 52. I 4. I 55. A.M.j j Lv Walht.Ua 7 50 1 Lv Seneca 8 80| Lv Anderson 9 421 < Lv Abbovillf 11 lOj ........ Lv Greenville 9 40j 2 80 Lv Piedmont 10 83 8 15 L? Pelzer 10 51 8 82 Lv Williamston 10 55 3 8S ( Lv Belton 11 28 4 0? P.M. Lv Greenwood 12 56 Lv Ninety-Six 1 33 A.M. Lv Laurens 6 40 Lv Clinton 7 16 Lv GoldTille 7 88 ' Lv Newberry 8 05 8 40 Lv Prosperity 8 23 8 59 : Lv Pomaria 3 45 9 21 , Ar Alston 4 05 - 9 40 Lv Alston 4 07 ! P.M. Ly llot Springs 7 20 Lv Asbeville..... 9 49 I Lv Htndersonville. 11 07 j Lv Flat Bock 11 23 Lv Saluda. 1158, A.M. Lv Try on 12 841 [A.M. Lv Spartanburg 2 12 5 80 Lv Union 3 45| 7 50 Ar AUton 0 37 11 05 (P.M. Ar Columbia ..| 5 07 6 SO J 1 15 10 40 i Ar Augusta j 9 15 10 80| Ar Charleston via 8. U. R. K 9 45 10 35 *r fWlAfctnn vlii A.! I I I I o ?jn m i i Ar Savannah via 0. P. M. . ami B^. ?..| | 6 53| | | 1 "Daily. +Daily exoept Sunday. I THBOl'GH OAS SERVICE. On trainB Nos. 50 and 61, Pullman sleeper between i Charleston and Hot Springs, N. C., via A. 0. Land | Columbia ond Spartanburg. Through Pasaengor Coach between Chf.rletton and .MnrritftoVn via S. O. Railway, Columbia and Spartan- 1 burg. Tickets ou sale at principal stations to ul! ' i>oirit3. i I). CAKDWKLL, D. P. A. IAS. L. TAYLOtt, Ocn'l Pais. Agent. bOL. HAAS, Trailio Managor. Savannah Valley Railroad. SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY j 1 A vr A DV 1 ltfCC Passenger, Freight and Mull?Anderson to McOr- i rniok, Daily?Kuu by 75th Meridian. 1 L^iivc Anderfou 6 00 a in 2 40 (> ? Dean 681 a in 8 11 j> m ' " Cook 7 00 a in B 40 p in I " Lowndeeville 7 83 t? in 4 13 i> m I " I-Hinier S 04 a iu 4 -14 |> in " He?ter 3 S3 am s ks ji hi . " Mt, Carmel 8 49 a in 5 2!> p m " Wiilington 9 05am 5 45 |i in I " Bordeaux 9 24 ft iu 6 04 p ui Arrivo McCorniick 10 00 a nj 6 40 p in Leave McCorniick 10 10 a m 6 00 p ui ' " Borde&nx 10 4fiam 6 8fipm " Wiilington 11 05 o m C 55 a m " Mt. Carinei 11 21 am 7 11 a in ' Hester 11 4" a in 7 87 a hi " Latimer 12 06 p in 6 05 a in " Lowr.di-svillo 12 87 p iu S 37 a in " Cook 1 10 p in 9 10 ii in " Dean 1 89 p in 9 87 a in Arrive Anderson 2 20 p m 10 10 ft m W. W. STARK, Superintendent. Port Royal and Augusta R'y. , In Effect January 1, 1SS8. Time?90th Moridian. pXily] i Daily" Lv Augusta 9 45 am Lv Jacks'nvi'o 9 00 pro Ar Beaufort 5 50 pui Lv Savannah.. 6 45 am Ar Port Royal. 6 00 pm Lf Charleston. 7 30 am Ar Charleston. 6 20 pm Lv Port Royal. 7 00 am ' Ar Savannah.. 6 54 pm Lv Beaufort 7 12am Ar JackH'nvi'e 7 30 am Ar Augusta 115 pm accommodation* . accommodation* Lv AuRusta 6 13 am Lv Port Royal. 4 SO am ! Ar Beaufort 6 30 pm Lv Beaufort 140 am Ar Port Royal. 5 45 pinlAr Augusta 100 am Port Royal & Western Carolina R'y : 76th Meridian Timk. North. Daily.! * j Lv A upustu 7 CO amj 8 10 am 3 35 pm Ar Anderson.... 2 50 pm1 | Ar Grer.uwood 11 15 ami 2 80 pni| X 'JO pra Ar Laurens 12 80 pm| 5 10 pin; Ar Greenville 2 15 pm| 9 00 pm' Ar Spartanburg.... 2 10 pin, 8 00 pm Ar Hend'rs'nvllle 0 85 pmi Ar Aslieville 8 00 pm1 4 SOUTH! DAILY\] | Lv ABbevllle . ...7 00 ara| ! Lv Hend'rs'nvllle 8 40 am! Lv Spartanburg... 8 00 pm 6 00 am Lv Greenville 2 35 pm1 Lv Laurens 4 38 pm' 9 00 am Lv Greenwood .... 5 43 pm 11 20 pm 0 00 am Lv Anderson 2 40 pm 6 00 ami Ar Augusta 9 80 pm; 5 45 pm.ll15 am Dally, except Sunday. On Sunday?only one train on Anderson Brunch, leaving Anderson 7 a. m., arriving at McCorm ick in a. in. 1 to turn i ng?leave McCormick 10 SO a. ra., arriving at Anderson 1 20 p. m. Connection at Greenwood made to andlrom nil points cn Columbia and Greenville railroad. At Spartanburg with A. & C. Air Line. Close connections made to and from Charles- i ton. Savannah and Florida points; and by Georgia railroad trains for Atlanta and the West. W. J. CRAIG, A. G. P. A. K. E. ANDERSON, Master Trains. W. W. STARR. Supt. Notice. A LL PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS t\ n gainst tlio ESTATE OF It. H. WARDLAW, deceased will present the bbiho, properly attested. Thoso Indebted will nleune make settlement, A. B. WARDLAW. W. C. WARDLAW. Executors. For Sale. At) HOUSE I'OWER POOL .V IITNT I IL Steam Engine lu good running order. 1 Apply 1 M. U. CLINKSCALEH, Fob. f<, isss. U* Due West, 8. C. . For Sale. ATOP BUGGY. Almost gixjd us new. < Will bu sold cheap for cash. ] ii. in, oc i,u IK'C. 7, JSS7, tf . ! You should try a bottle of Durkees "Salad Dressing" and "Meat Sauce." "A rich wholesome and delicious Mayonnaise Dressing" for salad and meats. We have Just recolved a caHe of the above celebrated "sauce and will be glad to supply you. W. Joel .Smith ?!fcSon. I am adding to my stock all the time, new and desirable goods for ladies. W. E. Bell. School claims wanted, will give goods cash for them. W. E. Bell. 32,000 worth of school claims wanted, will #.!*?? nt rmoh r?vi/?/>i: f\r ll'lll rmV Pftfib tOf iiiom at a buiali discount. Wm. E. Bell. Special bargains in winter goods for this month. Wm. E. Bell. ( Short end? In dross coods and ginghams for less than coat. Wm. E. Bell. ( Htavy winter flhawlei ut 76 cents, worth 31. W. E. Bell. ( License or JN'o License. Election in Abbeville County Saturday, March 3, 1S88, at the Usual Voting Precincts. Soction I. That tlio County Commissioners of the Counties ol* Abbeville and GSreenviile arc hereby authorized and reluired within ninety daysaftur theapproval of this Act to submit tho question of 'license'' or "no license" in tlie ineorpor(inline ik.iI iri 11 mrnu in c-iid Pmmtins UVVI iv tt un ?uu ? ... -? >? ? to the qtmli/ic<l elmtorc of Raid Counties it special elections to l?o hold at the time losignuteil by said County Commission* ?rs, public uotico being first given in one ar more of the newspapers published in said Counties for two weeks, prior to -said elections. Soo. 2. That tho said oloction shall bo hold at tho usual voting precinct s in said Counties by threo Managers appointed by said County Commissioners at least two weeks prior to said election, and shall bo governed by the rules and requirements applicable to general oloctions in this State. The polls shall be kept open from seven o'clock A. M. until five o'clock P. M., and upon the closing of the polls tho Managors of said election shall publicly count the votes and certify the rosult thereof, and return the same within two days, with the ballots and poll lists, to the County Commissioners, who shall meet and declare the result of said elections. The said County Commissioners shall decide any protest or objection to Baid election before declaring the result. If a waiawww a#1 fKa ftlflnfnro aP cairi PnnnHAQ UtajUllKV Vi Vllb OlWkV&a \?? VWWU..WW vote in "favor of "no license," tLen the sale of spirituous and intoxicating liquors, bitters, boers, or fruits prepared with such liquors, shall be prohibited in said Counties; and it shall bo unlawful for the Town Conncil of any city, town or village in said Conntios to grant any license for the sale of said spirituous or intoxicating liquors : Provided, If at said election a majority of the electors of said Counties vote in favor of "license," then the sale of spirituous and intoxicating liquors, bitters, beer, or fruits prepared with such liquors, shall not be thereby authorized in the cities, towns and vilInrraa in oniH fYmnt.ins in which RUCll Halo [h now prohibited : And provided, further, That the provisions of this Act shall not apply to the towns in said Counties iia which licenses shall have been granted before the passage of this Act according to law, but said licensos shall be good for the period for which thejf wero granted : !*rovided, That the same shall not extend beyond the thirty-first day of December, 1888 : Provided, further, That no license for th9 year 1889 shall be granted or renewed prior to the thirty-first day of December, 1888. Sec. 3. This Act will take offoct from date of approval. Dec. 23, 1887. In pursuance of the above act passed by the Legislature of South Carolina and approved December 23,1887, Resolved, That an election be held on the 3rd of March, 18SH, at the various precincts in Abbeville County at which the question of License or No Licenso in | tho incorporated towns and villages will bo submitted to the qualified electors of said County. All who favor License will vote on a written or printed ticket, J.icen.se. All who are opposed to License will vote on a written or printed ticket, No License. Tbe polls to bo opened from Soven s'clock, A. M., to Five o'clock, P. M. Upon the closing of tlio polls the Managers of said election shall publicly count the votes and certify the remlt thereof, and return the sarno within two days with tbo ballots and poll lists, to tho County Commissioners, who shall meet and delaro tho result of said jlection. Said election shall bo governed t>v the rulos and requirements applicable to general elections in this Stato. Tho following persons were appointed managers of said election at the various precincts: Abbeville C. II. W. 8. Cothran, P. 15. Spocd, N. H. Hill. Autrevillc. A.. F. Carwilo. Sam'l Knox, J. D. Alewino. ICt*a<ll?*y. [>. W. Jay, A. McNeill, W. E. Cothran. Greenwood. ft. A. Barksdalo, J. H. Klugb, J. R. Blake. Jr. Due West. J. E. Todd, P. W. R. Nance, M. B. Clinkscalcs. Donaldtville. J. w. Mattiaon, W. J. Donald, W. P. McGeo. Look Cane. D. 4.'. Calrort, D. P. Hannah, B. II. Eakiri. I'okcsbury. B. C. Hart, ?. M. Ilodgcs. W. H. Mooro. McCorui Ick. A.. A. Tray lor, J. C. Jonnincs, AllM/V. UIU11U, Nt. Carmcl. W. tt. Powoll, C. A. White, Bon. Boyd. Magnolia. L. C. IlaHkoll, W. A. Lanior, T. A. Daniels Louiulcvvllle. I. H. McCalla, J. M. Bakor, J. B. Franks. Ninety -Six. J. N. King, R. F. McCaslun, A. S. Osborne, Troj'. Jas. W. Lyon, .1. F. Clinksoiilos. U. B. McCaslan. Cnlat- Springs. J. C. MoClain^ ^ W. P. Devlin, JUUU 1JJUU. Ono of the Managers shall roturntho poll list and ballots to the ottico of "the County Commissioners on Monday, tho 5th of March next at eleven o'clock, A. M. G. M. MATTISON, J. W. LITKK, W. D. MANN, County Commissioners. J. T. Parks, Clerk. Sheriff's Sale. C. Aultmnn ?fc Co. against. Gilliam Brothers and F. M. Popo.?Execution. |)Y virtue of an oxecution to mo directed, in 1 tht; above stated case, I will soil to tho hlirhest bidder, at nubile auction. within the legal hours of Hale, at AI>l>pyIl!o Court. House, an MONl>AY, the tlftli ilay of March A. I>. ISSk, tlic followingdescribed property, Ui wit: All the right, title and interest of F. M. rope, In iim] to till thill House and Lot. situate in the town of Ninoty-Slx, M. C.. bounded by Church street. Mechanic Btreet, the public .square and J.I\Phillips, being the late residence of said F. M. Pope, levied on and to be sold as the property of F. M. l'ope, to satisfy the aforesaid execution and costrt. TERMS?Cash. J. K. C. Pul'ItK. Sherlll Abbeville County. Feb. 13, IMS*, ftt PERRIN & COTHRAN, -A.ttorne.ys at Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Real Estate Broker. THE undersigned offers his services to the citizens of Abbuvlllo county In the purchase and Halo of real estate. I also represent two reliable Klro Insurance Companies. J. T. I'AllKS. ^ ;.-v . _ _i; _ "-V r.. the Augusta Furniture Palace The Leading Furniture House of the South. WTKITE I?'OH CATALOG UK AND PRICK LISTS. I!EI>STKADS from il.."0 to sl.10.0li. i'AULOH SKITS from SSO.OO to SKtW.iiO. ni.'KEAU.S l'rom $0.00 to jlTS.W. JiKJj liouAl SI'ITS Horn jJS.Ou io 8150.W. Call and sec up whether you want anything or not. No trouble to show goods. FLEMING & BOWLES, THE LEADERS, 838 Broad Street. AUGUSTA, GA. Feb. 1,188S, 6m ~~JERVEY & CO., GREENWOOD, S. C. AT REYNOLDS OLD STAND. HARDWARE. a large stock ot plows, pot w a uk, CUTLERY, Etc., at reasonable prices. AT OOST! A few suits of CLOTHING aro being sold at COST. Come and select one before It Is too late. Wo also offer at BOTTOM FIGURES Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes to make room for our SPRING STOCK which will be large and well selected. PI ATTD Call for ADVOCATE. DICTATOR, GOLD MEDAL, BON TON, CONGRESS, r JLUU n. LIBERTY, STAR or HARDEN'S EAGLE, and altera trial you will ubo uo other. RICE W? Bre ftl8? VVH0LESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in CAROLINA RICE. For any putronage we give satisfaction and courteous attention. JERVEY CO. R. S. SPARRMAN. Manager. ROGERS & CO., Cotton Factors, nnnrrnp a naiinnciDiAii iinnmillimfl IB & liUlBilMI lltlil llim DEALERS IN Cotton, Grain, Provisions, Groceries, Bagging and Ties. 115 JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Any goods ordered from us that our line do not cover, we will buy same and charge a low rate of commission. All orders will have our prompt attention. Our branch business will bo known as the ABBEVILLE WHOLESALE STORE. We will keen several OAR LOADS of the above goods In our warehouso at Abbeville and will sell tlieiri at WHOLESALE PRICES. These goods aro shipped on consignment, ana musi oe sold MB. G. H. MOOR?- is the business manager of the Abbeville Wholesale Store and will sell you your goods delivered at any depot In Hoath Carolina. Any goods wanted that are not In stock Mr. Moore will telegraph the orders to us and we will deliver your goods In a few days. OJllce lu KNOX'S STORE. Abbeville Wholesale Store, G. H. MOORE, Business Manager, August 21,1*87, tf TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ! My headquarters from now on will qe at augusta, ga. send me your ordera for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Dressed Lumber, Mouldings, Shingles, Laths, Lime, Cement, Hardware, &c. B. K. BBACHAM, AUGUSTA, GA. SCHOOL TRUSTEES Terra Cotta Wells. rpHE undersigned will put you up a 19 inch OF I Terra Cotta Well for half the price of a dug one. The common wood bucket is used a nnruii i r nniuiTV for drawing water. The( cleaning out is the ABBEVILLE bUUNI I I! sheet Iron bucket in tlie bottom to*be hookeil out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. This School District No. 1?T. L. Mooro. J. N. Terra Cotta weighs 40 lo 50 pounds to the foot. King, J. H.Moore. C. 5f. CALHOUN, .School District No. 2?c. A. 0. Waller, T. F. Greenwood, S. 0. Kiloy, J. F. Coleman. School District No. S-G. VV. Connor, W. J. Thc? a ff08 P">of and superior to one dug. Moore, T. It Blackwell. Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood. School District No. 4?J. W. Mattison, K. L. They aro bound to take precedence over all Waldrop, M. Erwln. othors. Prof. Blake. Greenwood. School District No. 5?Dr. E. H. Edwards, Joe Ligon, Bradley. Wosley Crawford, J. R. C. Dunn. Rev. H. Smart, Troy. School District No. 0?B. H. Eakln, T. L. Dr. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six. Jladdon, \V. E. Morrison. Kev. Fressly, Duo West. School District No. 7?G. W. Collius, J. L. D. .7. Wardlaw, McCormlck. Whlto,* W. O. Anderson. Out of 21 wells made in my town in two School District No. 8?E. W. Watson, J. M. years 1 have put up 23 of them. l'rultt, William Bonlley. July 13,1837,12m School District No. $-Dr. J. D. Ncel, T. M. J;L- The Place to Get What Kchool District No. 11?w. A.Tcmpleton, J. __ __ # G. Edwards, S. II. Cochran. [ Yflll uvflTil. ' School District No. 12-Dv. J. H. Roll, J. 1). X U U ?Y ttUb Alcwine, It. O. McAdaius. ?T^faiM'**'r','T||(ic M puniCTiAN .School District No. 14-Dr. W. M. Tnggart, | || |J ^ I If 11 11111110 I I Mil Edwin Calhoun, J. H. Hester. Mrtrido p'H*McCaRlaiT^ K-PowclI'W,It- TTAVING bought the interest of Mr. School' Distrl ct No! 16?J am es Cothran, Jr., 11 JOHN WILSON in the business L. 15. Kumoy, W. H. Brltt. t formerly conducted by thorn jointly will ? K\ k6en alwny.H in store, a coinnlote stock ot . . 10CJ Chairman Board Kx'ra A (.. FAfecY GROCERIES, CANNED Feb. h, !?>?*. tf (JOODS and CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds. Tho best and cheapest C'l"NTOT^Tf ^TT GARS and TOBACCO. The FINEST J-WINES and LIQUORS. to . Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey MAf) CIIPHlVltflR? af ot"i \t bin/1 fVir TfiOflipul nunu win kin iuuiiui ?.v .? ? purposes. ATI BfiAii HirprnviMOHcj AUV rf. Give him acall. Satisfaction guaranteed A quired to order out their ovorseere and P?1^.1?9 indebted to the firm lmvp the roads well ditched in FEBRUARY of Christian A Wilson must make lmrneand MARCH and roqulro all Overseers to have diate payment. * at least three days work dout in those two months. T.hey will also have the roads TTTrtC M PTT'RTQTT A W markid out tho width prescribed by law. The lHUO? HI. V/?LIV13 X X JX ll i Supervisors will be furnished with Bipu boardb by calling at our office. Abbeville. S. C, By order of the Board, ?vi, n 1RR4 tf J. T. PARKS, Clerk. *eD. 13,1884, ti Abbeville S. C., Feb. ?. 18S8,4U : P. B. SPEED, BOLD BRANCH STOCK FIRM nninmolh Rronze Turkfj*, Plymouth Rook ChlokniN, r ? _ . . , RrcoMMtNceoflVPHV5 CIANS. livowu Leghorn Cliickoim, of the boat aud most noted prize-winning Th6 eyo is the most do I i c a t eo r g a no ft he . . human system, yet,'it 1h the most recklessly t<trains. an(j Cftroi0))S]y useu. Don't bo deceived by Eggs 52.00 poi setting. peddlers but call and got Zlnomans "Dlaman Thoroughbred Roistered Devon ^"auT^'bargcs'roa9onttbTo.<',If auybglasses Bull "Jester," No. AOS I. wanted Id very fine mounting, u lot will bo ordered at oneo from which you can mnko " * ADBHMls. dur selection. 1'. Li. tipoed, Agent. 4-20 Troy, N. C. ?? At the MarDle Yarfl. -H?5 tX IS! "JL* ' 4 KIT J. r.INK OF HEADSTONES AND i\ MONUMENTS. FrPfill (T?rden S<3ed " our prices are low, and styles are of the XIUSU urtlium OI/CU, most symmetrical In shapo of any to be found 1m;LI. Sizi; I'APKKN lit 25 CenlH '? tlm up-country. Sept. '2*. I'er ltox?>u. h. w. lawson & co. At tlie Fnrflitnr6 Store. Jan. il. l*sss. uENTWOOD CHAIRS. 1) New and pretty styles. Prices low. - WfiVKN WrttE MATTRASHES. AtnriuOK WM. II. 1'AKivEl! ^ W. c. aw froin gr? to $?, each. Will lusta life time." a ri 7r?pTi ii vow rs niTT A %T IJUKEAU J4EDS, and other yoods at lowest PAREER & McGOWAN ** ? I ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, Coffins at Due West, AUIiK\ILLK, C. II., S. C. fEE undersigned has in storo n variety of \\J IIjIi pnuMice also in t he Circuit Courts oi 1 COFFINS of all SJ/.KS AND STYf.KH. Tf ti;o United .States for South Carolina* .V HE A USE wlil l.o rurnishod when needed. A. SELDEN KENNEDY. April <5, IS?", 12m !N"OTIC!E' Rnrhpr ^hnr> WE have formed a copartnership for the P* practice of law under the firm name of T) ICIIARJ) OANTT, is now prepared to do HENET <Si CAHON. Will prnctico In all State IV all work in hln department in the best nnd United Sl*tcH Courts. manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly WM. C. HENKT, customers shaving. hair cutting and HbamHAM'L C. CASON. pooliiK SI per month. Kasoirt honed and put Abbevlllo, S. C., Juno lb, 1SS7 lu the best condition for 25 ceutb each. llllllll]! MM if GBIffilOOB. TRADE SUPPLIED AT jobbers prices. SEND ORDERS TO J. K. DURST & CO. Doc. 14,1887, tf xir t AA 1 Mr finn S V? WUCI MAllll/il MU11< WE COME ONCE MORE AND OFFER TO THE PUBLIC ONE OF THE LARGEST and brat selectc-d stocks of , _ : GENERA.]! MERCHANDISE that Abbeville bus ever presented to hor citizens. If you will but step in and look over our loaded counters, and run through our closely packed shelves you will at onoo bo convlnoed of the truth of our statement. Dry Goods Department. This comprises an elegant line of BLACK CASHMERES from 121^0. to $1.00 per yard. 6-4 COLORED CASHMERES, 5-4 FLANNEL SUITINGS. PLAIN, BROCADE and PLAID DRESS GOODS. BLACK and COLORED PLAIN and STRIPED VELVETEENS. "PEOPLE'S WEAR," an extra heavy and wide CALICO. GINGHAMS, CRETONNES. PLAIDS, BLEACHED and BROWN HOMESPUNS, SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASK, Ac. Choice colors in DOUBLE PLUSHES for CURTAINS. HEAVY TWILLED WHITE and RED FLANNELS, SHAKER FLANNELS. PLAIN RED and WHITE FLANNELS at all prices. BLANKETS for all, from the choapcst COLORED, to the son and fleecy ALL WOOL WHITES. BRUSSELS and INGRAIN CARPETS. TAPESTRY and 8MYRNA BUGS. We have eomo specialties in this line to which we would call particular attention. Our gtock of GENTS WEAR in JEANS. KERSEYS, TWEEDS and CASSIMERE8 can't be beat. We om honrinnnrtars for these, and for everything In the way of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. UNDERWEAR. COLLARS, CUFFS and CRAVATS. The Eighmie Shirt stands the equal of any for wear and without a rival aa to fit. Our stock of HATS and OAFS la fully up to the reputation we so Justly bear for having Just what is wanted in this line. READY-MADE CLOTHING I and CLOTHING made to order on short notloe!! If we can't suit you out of a well selected and extensive stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING we are not at our rows end, but beep a very large lot of samples and can give you choice of three beautiful lines to select from. You will hereby secure a better fit, and wont see a suit Just like yours every time you turn a corner. BOOTS AND SHOES. Having given perhaps more and closcr attention to this than to any one line of our business we are confident that we know juRt what our customers need and desiro. and we say without hesitation that we are prepared to show as large and varied a stock or BOOTS and SHOES as you can find anywhere and prices as reasonable. All we ask It a look through our stock. Besides our regular lines of LADIES BUTTON. LACE and CONGRESS; MISSES, CHILDRENS and INFANTS SHOES. MENS and BOY8 BOOTS and SHOES, remember that "OUR BOY" will again dispense the best school shoes ever brought to this market, and that wo are SOLE AGENTS for the celebrated JAS. MEANS 18.00 SHOES, which speak for themselves wherever they havo been tried. We keep a full supply of sizes, wide and medl': um lasts, in LACE, CONGRESS and BUTTON. TJnfTONTM nROPKERY and GLASSWARE. HARDWARE. GUNS. and "c^TLERY, whilst In our CJROCERY STORE von will And all that the Inner man oalla for In the way of delicacies as well as the substantial^. [Septal!, 1887, tf TOTS! TOYS! TOYS! Don't fail to see E. A.: TEMPLETON &. CO'S Toys. Very Cheap. If you want to see something beautiful go and see AsnArtmcint. nf VrAnnli flandv in the New Show Case at Ei A. (JVi VilAVUV WA A * ^ - TEMPLETON & CO'S. E. A. TEMPLETON & CO have filled up their store and now have complete lines of Dry Goods. Groceries, Gents Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c. ' J The 5c. counter at E. A. TEUPLETON & CO'S is renewed every day. Don't fail to. examine the 5c. counter. Notions, Notions, Notions of all kinds, at E. A. TEMPLETON & CO. WARNING! I FOLLOW THE DOCTORS INSTRUCTIONS AND CALL AT THE PALMETTO SALOON f where you will be suro to get the prescribed article. ' - - ?- < ? Baker's Rye and Redmond's sweet iviasn uorn, Foreign and Domestic Brandy and Pure Wines, Dublin Porter and Pale Ale, Fresh Beer from the Brewery, The Little Brown Jug Jamaica Rum, Irish and Scotch Whiskies, Good for making Hot Punch and Egg Nog. A full lino of TOBACCO and CIGARS always on hund. Afcli for GOLDSMITH'S BEST TOBACCO and OUR CONGRESSMAN CIGARS. BAKER'S RYE AND REDMOND'S CORN WHISKIES A SPECIALTY. -W THOMAS McGETTIGAN, Proprietor. 1 J 1 ' - --I-J ' 1 1 ? 1 I I I ."ggW . Time, Labor and Money Saved Something that Every Family Wants. DR. J. K. McWHORTER'S n A1V VI A ?"TlT?k 11 ill FOR WASHING CLOTHES. FAr?LL^ UcWhorior, of 8ali>m, V ^, June 81et,18S7, oDd wmea with gl^ tiding to ewrrhOTMholdand^owngllBh^^ In a few il) In rues ?l liseir, wnai can in'reiuiuri- _ One-Third of the Wearing Value of Clothes was KUBBED OUT under tho old process of washing, but now with the introduction ol the "Waahine Compound" this waste is preserved and the unavoidable EVIL of the PAST is REMEDIED, and A NEW EKA HAfl DAWNED UPON OUE COUNTRY which saves TIME, LABOll and MONEY. For Novelty, Simplicity, Cheapness and Thoroughness it la Unsurpassed. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed. The entire washing of a large family can be done In TWENTY MINUTES, and LESS TIME, at a cost of only a lew cents. Thero is nothing in the prepartaioa that will injure the hands or clothes. 4?-Fainiiy Eights, County or State, can be purchased by applying to W. D. LESLY & CO., Abbeville, S. G. Greenwood Marble Works ! LEAVELL & GAGE, PROPRIETORS. Latest Designs in American and JL FOREIGN MARBLE. A M ^ A Headstones and Monuments al- I ways on hand and made to order. |j& ORDERS SOLICITED WORK GUARANTEED. m aasisfo&m lenses. The Finest in tlie World. All Eyes Fitted and the Fit Guaranteed by P. B. SPEED, DRUGGIST, ABBEVILLE, S. C.