Wonderful Specs.
BY KEV. P. JJ. 8TKONCJ.
One dfly the sweetest fairy.
Good Huraor Is her name.
With footstepR light and airy.
Into my study came.
"Write to the lads anil lassies,"
.She said, "throughout the land.
And say I have some glasses,
- Most wonderful on hand.
"Each pair the power possesses
So to affect the sight,
,, That nothing seen distresses,
- For everything looks right.
"In fact. It. Is amazing
(So tell the girls and hoys,)
Whan through these glasses gazing,
How griefs turn into joys.
"What once seemed sad and dreary
Through them looks glad and gay;
The cloudiest day seems cheery.
And work appears but play.
"And now," she said, when starting,
"That you may know how true
Is all I've been imparting,
I'll leave a pair with you."
I've found that she related
Not half what mieht bo told;
Their worth could not be stated
In rarest gem or gold.
They give to all things beauty.
And, lowly though it be.
There's charm in any duty
I through these glasses see.
So. children, get and prove them.
They'll cause yon glad surprise.
And then do not remove them
A moment from your eyes.
For one must always use them,
I've learned, so bear in mind,
Or else he's sure to lose t hem,
And they are hard to find.
Housekeeping Melodies.
Sing a song of cleaning house!
Pocket full of nails!
Four-and-twenty dust pans.
Scrubbing-brooms and pails!
When the door is opened,
Wife begins to sing:
"Just help me move this bureau here,
And hang this picture, won't you, dear ?
And tack the carpet by the door,
And stretch this one a little more.
And drive this nail, and screw this screw;
And here's a Job I have for you?
This closet door will never catch.
I think you'll have to fix the latch.
And oh, while you're about it, John,
I wish you'd put the cornice on.
And hang this curtain, when you're done
I'll hand you up the other one;
This box has got to have a hinge
Before I can put on the fringe:
And won't you mend that broken chair?
I'd like a hook put up right there.
The bureau drawer must have a knob;
And here.R another little job?
I really hate to ask you, dear?
But could you fix a bracket here?"
And on It eoea. when these are through,
With this and that and those to uo,
Ad Infinitum, and more too,
All In a merry jingle?
And Isn't It enough to make
A man wish he was single? (Almost.)
St. Paul's Necessity.
[TAKEN FROM GOULBURN'S THOUGHTS
ON FASTING.]
Do uot murmur because a restriction
is thus laid upon you in things which
ye might innocently enjoy; fordo not
I myself lay many such restrictionf
upon myself? In one point especially
I do so. I might?not innocently
alone, but most lawfully?claim supE>rt
from you to whom I preach. The
ord hath ordained that they which
preach the Gospel should live of the
Gospel; and I have as good a right tc
stand upon this ordinance as othei
Apostles. If I threw myself upon
you for maintenances it would only be
asserting what is my Divine prerogative,
and claiming from you not a gra
tuity but the fulfilment of a solemn
duty. But all of you know that I never
stood upon my right, nor accepted ?
single denarius from any of you
. Why not? Partly, because I felt "that
this manifest disinterestedness will
conduce to the great cause which I advocate,
and give me influence and
weight in certain quarters where I de
sire an influence. But I have another
reason. I know that it is a hard thing
to be saved. I know that my dcai
Master said that straight was the gati
aud narrow was the way that leadetb
unto life, and that few there be thai
And it. f know that I am a highly
privileged man; but that does not
make me a safe man. Rather I know
that eminent privileges involve dangers,
even as the being placed on a lofty
pinnacle creates dizziness and imperils
life. In short, I know that J
am unsafe if I use my Christian liberty
to the full extent. I know that J
cannot insist upon everything which J
might lawfully enjoy, and at the saim
time be secure. So I do not stand upon
my right in (his particular. I earn
my own bread by the sweat of my
brow. When I have comforted an<J
editied my flock in the district where J
happen to be, aud chosen pastors foi
them, and laid hands upon those pastors,
and dictated mv Epistles to tliosi
distant Churches, with which I anj
present in spirit, though absent from
them in body?then I grasp the hammer,
the saw, and the needle, and sei
to work upon my tent-poles, and upor
the shaggy goat's hair which forms tin
covering of my tents. True; it is se
vere labor?cruelly severe?lasting
sometimes long into the night, .whei
the day has been one of cares, auc
prayers, and earnest expostulation
with tears. I know that the body i:
wearing out, and the outward man per
ishiiig beneath the stress of such la
bors. Weil; but I feel it to be essen
tial. It is not by exertion simply, bu
by straining every nerve and sinew
that your runners in the Isthmiat
foot-race gain the pine-garland, whiel
is the victor's meed. And so, being re
solved to gain the mastery over mj
fleshly and animal nature, I deny i
much of the rest and many of the" iti
dulgences which it might'lawfully en
joy. I batter it with toils and labors,
coerce it firmly, and chastise it as be
ing my slave. "I keep under nr
body, and briug it into subjection : les*
that by any means, when I hav
preached to others, I myself should b
a castaway."
Impressions in toimi give unn am
Color to Character in After Life.
When one thinks how easily th
youthful human heart is wounded
how readily the mind is marred, th
body ruined, it is not impossible to be
come morbid and even estranged fron
his race. The atmosphere in which
child grows to maturity determines it
destiny?we had almost said that?i
at least so strongly colors all later lif
that, while radical changes may tak
place in a character, those cluing ex ar
affected by the earliest influence*
Consider the maturing of a fruit: ther
is a day of sunshine, a day of cloud ;
breeze gently swings the bough to-daj
to-morrow it hangs like a sail in
calm with its freight of sweetness
now there is a furnace of heat bringiii;
the blushes to a downy cheek, after
time the coolness collects the moistur
in dewy drops upon the rounded form
then follow dryness and moisture wit!
frequent alternations. Each of tlies
*et;rus a small item, yet the whol
make up the atmosphere of fruit life.
How even smaller seem the minuti:
that go to make up the moral atmoi
phere of a growing child. Tones, ges
tures?so far more impressive tha
words?the intercourse of the adult
among themselves, the pictures on th
walls, the songs sung, the manner <
serving meals, the habits of the oldc
ones at the table, the servants aboii
the house, the manner in which the
are treated, the way beggars are r<
ceived at the door, and the tone of r<
fusing or granting their petition, th
little pleaisures enjoyed by the famil
or the absence of such,?these and otl
er nameless nothings? make up th
atmosphere of the child's mental an
moral growth, give him his first id a,
I Of life.
I Important as is family prayer it is
far less important than the manner in |
which it is held?the infantine mind
takes in the manner before the matter,:
comprehends the tone in which its j
play is hushed rather than the words ,
that are read later. A certain painter ,
it is said never allowed himself to look
at a poor picture. Should not the
child mind be as carefully guarded?
The pictures memory will paint for
him in the yea in to eome will be determined
by the ones he studies now.
The way in which women are regard- (
ed in his early home will measure the
regard ^iven them by the child grown (
to manhood. The courtesy or uiseour- i
tesy which the aged receive from his 1
parents tutor the boy in his conduct
lessons for the future.
For every child that sutlers a broken |
? i_ ii..? /,r n 11 mvo
DUCK ill lilt" IJilllun ui ci. uhv.i. ..
hundreds grow up amid surroundings
(sometimes in nominal Christian families)
that fatally dwarf and hurt the
mind. Considering these tilings it is
not difllcult to grow morbid and feel
that these things are too great for us,
and only :i healthy mind and active
hands can avoid the worst pitfalls and
take courage to do the task eommitteed
to theii.' care. Ouskrvkk.
A Sabbath at Blackstock.
June 22-24, 1SS!>.
Fifty miles North of Columbia, is
the town of Blackstock on the C. C. &.
A. R. The line between Fairfield anil ,
Chester Counties runs about midway
through the town. Seven stores, depot.
express office, post office, hotels,
academy, churches and all else required
to make a town. More ambitious j
people than these substantial inhabi- '
tants would have invoked on their 1
place the title "city." They have two
doctors here but such is the acknowledged
healthf'ilness of the place that
they have to go beyond the corporate
limits to make a living. A bachelor
kinsman is the officient Kail Road
agent for whatever concerns tickets,
freight or express. He and his sisters
are so well pleased with the place and
people that in another year and a half
they may call it home proper.
Ever}* body here attends church,
either Presbyterian, Baptist or Methodist
or all three if they wish. The
Presbyterians are predominant in the
town and the surrounding country.
The Methodists are on fraternal terms
: with the other churches and faithful
to their own church. Their beloved
pastor, W. M. Duncan, is abroad to reI
:x i.s_ i l + U
CIlilt ilia Ut'iUtU. XXV m iui(v?vu?
The temperature of the Sabbath was
fine. I talked a little to the Methodist
Sunday School in the morning, then
we all worshipped with the Presbyterians
ami their much loved and wor
thy pastor, Win. G. Seville. According
to request made days before by the
pastor I preached. The large church
' was about full of attentive and devout
1 hearers Bro. Neville after that had his
Sunday School, holding the entire
Church and any others who could re'
main?a capital arrangement.
At ni<jht Brother Neville and his
people united with the Methodists ami
others at the Methodist church to hear
another talk from the speaker of the
morning. I have never preached to
congregations who were more attentive
and interested in what the preach1
ersaid.
A few hours of sleep and we were
aboard the train (4 : 25) Monday morning
for home. S. H. B.
Get out of self, and get into Christ.
Who hath a greater combat than he
1 that laborcth to overcome himself?
Modesty seldom resides in a breast
that is not enriched by nobler virtues.
Never place manure near the roots of
plants or trees.
There is a transcendent power in ex
ample. We reform others uucon&ci;
ously, when we walk uprightly.
It has been observed that the man
' who has the fewest failings is the most
tolerant of those of his neighbors.
By virtue of the fact that you are a
Christian, you are in commission as aj
( home missionary.
We often excuse our want 01 pnnI
anthropy by giving the name ol fanaticism
to the most ardent zeal of oth*
ers.
Calves should be watered regularly,
; says a farm authority. They often
i sutler greatly from thirst?the milk not
i being all the drink they need.
How mueh easier to keep on the
1 track than to get on, when one's train
1 is in the ditch. Moral. Better do
right every time and everywhere.
| To use the opportunities which come
j to us we must be ready to receive them
j when they come, for they may not be
within our reach again.
* COLUMBIA ?fc GREENVILLE D1V
CONDKNSKD SOUKDULE.
In cllcct June Dtli, 1S8U.
t (Trains run by T.'th Meridian time.)
) .NOltTIIUOUNII.
; ] No. j No. | No. j |
* I 4. j 60. I 'A. j j
i i iA-M-i i
Lv CharU'Slon 7 00!
il'.M.I I I
I Lv Columbia j - lOf. [10 4.'?j |
" Lv Alston 4<)j Ul 12
r i I I i I
t 4 I I il'.M.I I
P Ar Union -.! | 1 85
Ar Spartanburg I ! ! ? >r?o!
e ArTryon | j | 4 4(>| j
Ar Flat Kocll j j ; 0 (K?. j
Ar IlendiTHonvilU* ! i <> 1"! !
,i ArAsheville I I j " 001 I
II Ar IlotSjiring# I i | S !'> i
Ar Newberry. j I 4.", .12 42
Ar Laurens I 7 !!'?{ | J I
i> Ar (Jiveiiwood j | j '2 S7J I
Ar Abbeville j | ; 4 00. .
I A.M.I I I
V. Lv RHton 1 110 201 1 0*l|
_ Ar Piedmont 11 o;? 4 4S.
ll'.M.i !
Ar Greenville I Ill 40j 5 MT?| |
II Ar Anderson i i I I 40| j
cj Ar Seneca 0 ">0i I
f Ar NV.'ilhitlltt I | ! 7 CO
Ar Atlanta 10 1U| I
e SOItTHBOUSK.
e I 1 I i 1
I N?. No. No. !
I 53. I 51. I I
(.' i i I |
51 j A.M.' I | |
. Lv Wi.llu.lla ! S I*)' i I
' Lv Seliecn I 8 8>tj I '
,l Lv Anderson i !l 41; J | j
I Lv Abbeville 110 !>'Ji I :
ii ' 'P.M.1
n Lv Greenville I !> ?t| d l?i| '
'l Lv Piedmont Ill 10: 2 j j
e Lv IJeltun jll 04 3 40j j j
I' Lv Greenwood j 1 - " '!! | I '
II P.M. I A.M.! I
0 Lv Laurens I ; <1 00j i
.. Lv Newberry - 10 ; 8 25, j
I : ! ! I
Lv Alston I 40: | 'J :!0
e A.M.
Lv llot Sprinzs I 8 ;/>' ? ; 1
Lv Asheville | 8 2f>| | 1 1
Lv lli-ndersoii villi) j 9 15: | I i
11 Lv Flat Hock 5) 4;V | i '
s Lv Saludu I 9 521 j j !
u Lv Tryon ilO 39| i j I
>f
t|? Lv Spartanburg 11 .*> *>' ! !
It Lv Union i 1 40. i i
V Ar Alston 40 i
j. Ar Columbia | 1 l.'?| ,10;j0. j
Ar Augusta. 9 05 1 [
^ Nos.4 and .V! nii'l 51 daily except Sunday. Main
V Line trains Nos. 54 ttiul 55 dailv between Coiimbia
and Alston. Daily ixce|>t Sunday between Alston
? and Greenville.
" J). ('AUOWKLL, T)iv. PasH. Axt.1*l"'oluuibia, S.
il .JAS. L. TAYLOIi. (i. ii. Pas*. Ai-'t.
lN SOL. 11AAS, Ti allio Mmiauer. {
'
iiwi?11?imil
20 pairs Lace Curtains at Now York cost.
I'. Rosenberg <V Co.
A largo lino of summer Coats at low prices
I*. Itoscnherg A Co.
< inly few pairs of all wool Vj White P.lnn?
kets, left o? the counter. Call ami pot a llrs.
class wokI blanket at the prlco of an inferior
iino, while you may. smith ?feSon.
i lur splendid stock of Cents Cassi meres anil
liea vy *p.mts goods, are growing beautifully
loss on iK'oount of being so olieap; still we
haven goodly lot to select from. Come along
iiikI ilioit hold hack until you are too late
smith iV: Son.
Nothing is so useful in a poultry yard as Imperial
Kgg l*'oi"l. it keeps the chicks bright,
healthy and ehcerfu!, besides making them
wonderful egg producers. For sale only at
Speed's Drugstore.
Cloihir.s! Clothing!! Clothing!!! Cheap!
Cheaper!! Cheapest!!! \V. Joel Smith & Soil's
is the place to buy a good suit of clothes or
nn overcoat while they are oll'erlng them so
low.
riie M of Mil Carolina,
P! -.nn+Tr rit AViVlAvillp.
\J J llli UJ U1 UUUV VI
couirr of common pleas.
K. J. O'Connor and K. E. Bailey, partners as
o'couuerit Bailey, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas McGettigan, Defendant.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint not served.) /
To the Defendant Thos. McGettigan :
You AUK HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this action,
which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of
Common 1'leas,, for tne said County, and to
serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their office of Abbeville
Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days alter the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; aud if you
fait to answer tbo complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in tills action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
tjios. l. mooke,
C. C. 1\
Doted June IS. 1KS!>.
BENET & CARON,
riai 11 tid's Attorneys.
To Thos. McGettigan, Absent Defendant:
Pj.kask Take Notice?That the complaint
in the above action has been illed in the office
of the Clerk of tlic Court for said County.
BENET ?fc CASON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
June 18,1ssi.
INQUESTS.
Offlciai Notice lo Trial JusticesOl'KICK
CORONKK AlUIEVIM<K Co.,
AititKvn.r.K, S. (J., June 10, 1SS9.
Wl'i'.y tbe Corftner Is within fifteen miles
of ti e plaec where it is desired to hold
an Inques. over si dead body, no Trial Justice
has the leg d right to liold the Inquesi. and if
such Inquest is held by any Trial Juftice, the
County Commissioners have no authority to
pay for the same, unless authorized to do so
by the Corouer.
The und unsigned having been duly elected
and commissioned Coroner of Abbeville
County, Is prepared to perform the duties Imposed
upon that o/llcer. in every part of the
County, and all Trial Justices who may hereafter
attempt to exercise the duties of my oflice,
will do so without pay, as I am entitled
to the fees of Coroner.
M. H. WILSON,
Coroner A. C.
June 12, ISSli. 1m
-r * btt\ T!/\TI CATV
Liuxu run oniiA.
ri'HE OLD LOG AX PLANTATION IN
LSmilhville township, six miles West of
Greenwood, and lying on waters of Curl Tail
creek and the Watt brunch, is offered for sale
011 reasonable terms. The land is well adapted
to the cultivation of Cotton, Cora, Grain,
etc. The plantation contains a large amount
of bottom land, has a good pasture, making
it.suitable for those who wish to raise stoek.
The place Is well supplied with good water.
I will sell the whole plantation, consisting of
Three Hundred and Fifly-flve Acres,
more or less, to one purchaser, or, if desired,
will divide the place into two tracts?one of
two hundred acres, and one of one hundred
and tllty-tive acres, respectively, to suit the
convenience of purchasers.
The land will be sold between this date and
the 1st of November, 18811.
Those wishing information will please
address
MRS. ELIZABETH LOGAN,
Greenwood S. C.
May ?>, 18S0.
1.1. BELL'S
GREAT 30 DAYS SALE.
|
Every day a Bargain day.
JTaVINC Iin.il a tremendous run on dross
goods, and cmcouraired thereby, 1 duplicated
my orders several times. Now feaiing that
I am overstocked, I have decided to mark
down everything in line and medium priced
DRESS GOODS,
Twenty per cent. l'AUIKOLK, reduced in
price iM per cent. Kl[( >K!j reduced in price
LACKS, i:.Ml!ROIl>KI{V, WHITE MOODS
reduced in price. I'LAID MOM KSI'CS,
IJROWN* Ii()MESIM'K, SHEETINGS, and
BED TICKINGS, redneccd in price. I oiler
GENUINE BARGAINS
for the month of
JTXJBJE2
.mil 1 mean everything I say in thisadvertise- ]
me?l. If you doubt it, CALL ANDSEK FOR
YOURSELF. and you wili lie surprised
at the low prices I am giving.
I have several bargains not mentioned in
this advertisement.
Wm. E. Bell,
Juncoth, 18$).
Notice.
TIIK FARMERS COUNTY ALLIANCE
will meet in tlie Court House, Friday
July 5, at 11 O'clock A. M. Election of
ottieers ami other important business to be
transacted. Secretaries will forward their
<iuarterly reports anil list of delegates on or
heiore Thursday the IIh.
J. It. 1'ilake. Jr.,
A. \V. loncs, President.
Secretary.
WHITE BROTHERS
Having made a success iikretoforeof
the trade in Fine Ready-Made clothing,
beg leave to announce their that slock of
Spring and Summer Clothing
Is larger and more attractive than ever before.
Special attention is called to their extensive
assortment of Hals. The variety in
tliuir line of STRAW MATS is wonderful,
and some of the styles are entirely diUerent
troin those seen heretofore.
In the department, of Gentlemen's >"eck
Wear they exhibits greater variety than they
have ever offered before.
In addition to the above, all kinds of
Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods
can be found. Summer Under-wear, Shirts
Collars, Cult's, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, &e.
fee.,
Call at once and be suited before the stock
is broken.
WHITE BROTHERS.
Port Royal & Western Carolina R'y
Augusta, Ga., January 5, 1889.
Commencing Sunday, March 4th, Passenger
train will run as follows, by 75th Meridian time.
* * ?. 4J ?% r Hirr V f 1 I A 1 TV
UUI.Xi OUIHII.
Lv Stmrtanbiirg 3 50 pin
Lv Woodruff 4 43 pui ....
Lv Hillville . 5 01 jiin
Lv Greenvlllo 3 ^5 (tin 6 3(1 ain
Lv Laurent* 0 37 pni S 05 am
Lv Waterloo C 18 pin 3 33 am
Lv Greenwood (i 54 pin 9 20 nm
Ar Verdery 7 10 pmj 9 48 am
Ar Bradley.. 7 2S pm 9 54 am
Ar Troy 7 44 pm 10 09 am
Ar McCormick S 00 pm 10 25 am
Ar Anderson 2 55 pin
Ar Parksville 8 29 pin 10 54 ain
Ar Clark's (1111 8 6- pin 11 17 am
Ar Augusta ,. 10 00 pm 12 30 am
Ar Savannah 0 30 am 5 40 pm
Ar Charleston 6 00 pm
Ar Jacksonville 12 00 M 7 10 am
Goino North. Daily. Daily.
Lv Jacksonville 1 15 pm 8 85 pin
Lv Savannah S 10 am! 6 40 am
\v Augusta S 15 am C 00 pm
Lv Clark's Hill 9 2S nm 7 07 pm
Lv I'arksvllle 9 54 am 7 31 pm
Lv McCortnick 10 25 om| 8 00 pin
Lv Anderson 2 55 pm
Lv Troy 10 44 nml 8 17 pm
Lv liradlry 11 00 ami 8 31 pm
Lv Verdery 11 15 ami S 44 pin
Ar Greenwood 11 40 am! 9 05 pm
Ar Waterloo.... 12 20 pmj 9 45 pm
Ar Lanrens 12 S3 pmj 10 17 pm
\r Greenville 2 40 pm Fl 50 [tin
Ar Hillville ................. 1 27 jAn ...7."
Ar Woodruff 1 45 pin
Ar Spartanburg 2 35 pm
Connections rnmlo at Greenwood for points oli C. <fc
G. K. II. Cennectfons made at Spartanburg for points
on A. AC. Air Linn and8. it A. K. R.
And at Augusta with Georgia It. II., C. C. & A. R
R.. South Carolina Kailway for all points.
For further information relative to schedules, tickets,
rates,best route, etc., write to or call upon
W. J. CllAIG,
R. W. IIITNT, Act. Gen'l I'ass. Act
T. P. Apt., Augusta, Ga.
Dr. F. E. Harrison
/~\KFERS IIIS PROFESSIONAL SER
u vices to the public. Office over the I
Racket Store, Mellwain Corner. Jan. 30, '89.
Terra Cotta Wells.
I^IIE undersigned will put you up n 19 Inch
Terra Cotta Well for lmlf the price of a
dug one. The common wood bucket- is used
for drawing water. The cleaning out 3s the
work of a moment by keeping a galvanized
sheet iron bucket In the bottom to be hooked
out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. This
Terra Cotta weighs 40 to 50 pounds to the foot.
C. M. CALHOUN.
Greenwood, S. C.
They are frog proof and superior to one dug.
Joel S. Balloy, Greenwood.
They are bound to take precedence over all
others. Prof. Blake, Greenwood.
Joe Ligon, Bradley.
Rev. H. Smart. Troy.
Dr. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six.
Rev. Pressly, Due West.
D. J. Wardlaw, McCormlck.
Out of 21 wells made in my town in two
years I hvae put up 23 of them.
July 13,1887,12 m
Attention Smokers. .
"Lo! tie Coipeiii Hero Cois!"
"Let those now Smoke who never Smoked
before;
And those who always Smoked now Smoke
the more."
The Srsod Republic "Cigarros," it 5 els,
IJ
Tilt Grand Republic "Bufos," it 21-2 its
ARE TIIE MARVELS OF THE AGE.
Aro Long HAVANA STOCK and make a
Smoke equal to any Ordinary 10 cts. Cigar.
P. B. SPEED:
a 1 Sis.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
immense line of
MEN'S SUITS
fully worth SL'O.(X) but bought so low tliat wo
will sell them at $15.00.
They are all Beauties,
well made, and very stylish. All other clothing
marked down in proportion.
Don't Lose This Grand Opportunity
Also an elegant line of
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS
marked way below their value.
OUR HATS, SHOES,
AND
D11Y CxOOUtt
department are complete. Also a tremendous
line ol
GROCERIES AND TOBACCO.
P. ROSENBERG & CO,
i Coffins at Mt. Carmel.
I\V. Sit !X has cofltn? ill Mt. Carmel in tlie
? care of W. K. I'dW'KLU The IIKAILSK
will be sent from Abbeville when desired.
Jan. 5. JSS" if
Lumber! Lumber!!
1 AM lMSEl'AKED to kckxisij ANY
1 amount and kind of I,limber, at the mill
two miles from vkiioki5y and ? ij;lit miles
Soutli of Abbeville t". II., on short notice.
Will delivr lumber on hoard the cars at
Verilery. Orders soiieited. Address
II. 11. DKVMX,
Verdery, S. C.
Lumber For Sale.
'pin-: rxi>i:KsicxKHHAs a kink lot
5 of lumber ofiill kinds for sale. Will deliver
it at Abbeville, S. if desired.
S. (i. THOMSON.
May .'!>, l vSO
Will Meet on Sale Days,
UNTIL KUKTIIKIt NOTICE, the Hoard o
County Commissioners will meet on
Sale Uavs. J. W. IiITKS,
April lu, ls.su. Chairman.
JOHN MHRJ
COISTGAREE '
IM Wilt
Coum"bia, S. C.
Agent for
CHAPMAN'S
PERPETUAL ETAPORATOB
rilHESE WORKS WEEK ESTABLLSAED in
JL 1847 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anderson
anil purchased by me In tbe year 1S56, and
from that tune till now carried on successfully by
myself. My friends and customers will bear witness
-fi.U.1? ?.?.! Kv Tn/V Tt
U1 till- UU^C Ullll SI.U|><;>I<|VUUJU... _J ..
was at iny works whom the largest find almost only
job of its class ever executed in this city was done
viz.: tho making of the pipes for the City Water
Works in tho year 1S&S.
My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL
WORK, COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large and
various, and in RAILINGS lor Balconies, Gardens,
and Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most
modern patterns; many of thesoare patented and I
have purchased the right for this State.
In tho machine line I can furnish my patrons with
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of any size and
description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried o(T theprizcat cv*-ry State Fair held in this
city, and in their construction I have taken pains to
lombinu simplicity with the most useful modern improvements,
and may flatter myself that my CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS "findfavorwitheverysawyerwho
understands his business.
The many orders I am steadily receiving for SUGAR
CANE MILLS prove thai the public appreciate
the mills of my make, and so it is with ray GEAKISO
for IIORSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GRIST
MILLS and other MACHINERY.
I have the manufacturing rights of many PATENTS
such as castincs for COTTON AND HAT
PRESSES, HAWIjEY CORN S11ELLER and three
or four FEED CUTTERS und other implements.
I will bo pleased to send my circulars to any applicant,
together with price list or estimate. Mv prices
are moderate, and I assure the public that they are
lower even than those of Northern manufacturers,and
that my work will compare favorably with that of any
other maker. Address
John Alexander,
Conoaree Ikon Works, Columbia, S. C.
~~ FINE_ JACK
I OFFER, OUAND OPPORTUNITY FOIi
raising fine MULES. My fine Jack will
stand this Spring season at Mount Carmel,
Willington, Bordeaux and Calhoun's Mills on
the following tertns :
Insurance $10 00
Anj* person or persons trading a mare will
he hold responsible for the seryico of the
Jack.
This JACK recommends himself by some oi
the finest mules In the county. Call on Capt
John K. Brown lee," Mr. Jes II. Hall antl others
and sec for yourselves.
(}. F. RUHDITT,
H. K. RUHDITT, Groomsman.
April 3,18N9. tf
DR. S. G. THOMSON,
Dental surgeon.
OWcc tip-stairs, Mcllwainc corner.
, Fib. 20,1889: tf
wTlThood7
Physician and Surgeon.
WILL PRACTICE HIS PROFESSION IN
the town of Greenwood, S. U., from
date.
April 10,185!).
At Prime Cost.
The Following Goods
will be Sold at
First Cost.
Suspenders,
Hosiery,
Fans,
Undershirts,
\
Overshirts,
Handkerchiefs,
Gloves,
Drawers,
Neckties,
AT
E. A. TEMPLETON'S.
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Barber Shop.
f > ICJII Altl> (iANTT, is now prepared to do
1\, all work in his department in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing
SI per montn. llasors honed and
in the best condition ior za ceius u?cn.
WAf. H. PARKER W. 2. McGOWAN*
PARKER & McGOWAN
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS,
AU1IEVILLK, C. If., S. C.
W1LL practice also 111 the (,'i rcu! t <'ourts 01
the United States tor South Carolina.
ATTENTION
Horse Raisers.
nI?IJIX<? the Spring Season, 1SS!?, my horse
KELLY, will stand at my place, :iV.
miles Soutli of Abbeville, known a< .sprotisc I
Place, ami also I wo days in each week at Monte
rey, S. C. Prlce S1
I
f.s a sorrel horse, about 10 hands high, eight
years ohl, is a tfooil trotter anil is of ?rooil
Dlood. 11 is line colts attest his^oori blood and
line qualities :u> a licn;c.
1:. c. wiusox.
April 3. i:
~jscrmcK.'
'pilE School Commissioner can always be|
1 totiml in hisollicent the Court House on j
S.\LEI>.\ V ami the l.r>th of every mouth, ox- j
wpt when ibo l"?th occurs on Sunday, In
which case his olliee will be o]"jn on the 11th.
Feb. ti, IS-!i, ti
PERRIN & COTHRAH,
Attorneys at Law,
AIJl-Jl'jVlijLl'i, S. C. I
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R. $L HAD DON & CO,.
Want your trade, and if good Goods, fair ..
dealing and Low Prices is what you z\xe looking
for, you need go no farther, but call at |
HEADQUARTERS OF FASHION 4
For all the leading designs in ^
MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS
All departments will be found replete with ;|
the latest novelties in Ladies Goods. Our >
stock was bought to sell, and with this end
in view, we have marked all lines down to \\
the Lowest living Prices.
If you cau't visit us in person send us your orders. Special attention is
given to this branch of our Business and satisfaction is guaranteed.
DRESSES CUT AND MADE TO OBDER.
R.' M. HADDON, & CO. ^
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THE LOWNDESVILLE DRUG STORE.
IN NEW ELEGANTLY FITTED UP STOREROOM AND WITH LARGE ADDITIONS TO .f*
stock is better than ever prepafed to supply all customers with
Pure Drugs and Chemicals.
All lending Patent Medicines, Medical appliances, <?c., &c. Splendid line of Toilet una
Fancy goods.
Paints, Oils Varnishes, Putty, Glass, &c.
School Books of the kinds adopted by School Board, and
Stationery of all kinds.
Prescriptions carfully compounded at all times. Call and see me and be assured of nijP ?
Intention and ability to supply all demands In the Drag line.
J. B. FRANKS. ,
Second door from comer Main and Bell Street.. -j
SPEED'S DRUG STORE.
"With a LARGE and well Selected Stock of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, W,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED
PUTTY, COMBS, BBUSHES, FANCY )
GOODS, PERFUMES, STATIONERY, &C. 1
The demand of this market can be supplied. ' ' '~<$k
Headquarters for fine CIGAltS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mall or band promptly atteod- j
ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
You are respectfully invited to call. ,
P. B. SPEED.
No. 8 Wall St, Abbeville, 8. C,
SCHOOL BOOKS
For Sale by ?
H. W. LAWSON & CO. 1
nmATTTIO A XTTk fUTXTCir A BB I
olUVIiD iinxr mi nanu
For Sale by
XI. W. Lawson tSs Co.
JERVEY & CO.,
7
GREENWOOD, S. C.
Large red brick stores one door from: dupre's drug store, whebb
we will bo glad to sec our customers and guarantee them satisfaction. We carry a lull
line of .<.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ;I <
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Groceries. '
a special line of ' }*$*#
Fine Cutlery and Glass Lamps, Good Harness and So ,
Leather. t{
wholesalers of
Rice, Corn> Oats, Hay, and Meal.
AGENTS FOR ? ; ^
Josh Berry Grain Cradles, best 14 Finger Cradle in the Country.
Pays for itself in one season.
Late. Si- s?JL-Sijhml?: *.,
JERVEY & CO.
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To all of My Old Friends and Acquaintances, I
T BEG LEAVE TO SAY THAT I AM NOW CONNECTED WITH BUTLER'S ALHjMT I
BRA SALOON, which is perhaps the largest and best equipped Saloon in the Slate. Hesaar
ries a large and varied assortment of GOODS, and for the benefit of those who may be Id ad
enough to favor me with any ORDERS, I will give the prices on a few of our utaaikrd
goods, viz:
RYE, X $2.00, XX $2.50, XXX $3.00, XXXX$3.50. I
COIIjST tlie very best $1.75 per gallon, I
including Jug. All orders must be accompnined by the CASH, in order to receive any atten- I
tlon at tlie above named prices. Very Respectfully. D
M, 0. McCracken, I
with BUTLER'S ALHAMBRA SALOON, I
ANDERSON, B. C. I
P. S.?Persons in ordering goods will find Iccheaper and more convenient to remit Pos?- I
tal Notcs.whon 1 hoy can procure tliein, than to remit by Money Order or Registered letter, an
you can remit any amount nn toSi.'.iy tor:! cents, at the same time avoiding the trouble it takes:
i<> llll out a blank for a money order or get a letter registered, as ali yon have to do Is to tell. -
Postmaster the amount you want, and ymi get it without any trouble. Respectfully, . E
m. o. Mccracken,
With Butler's Alhambra .'Saloon.
WHITE BROTHERS I
Arc now Olloring the Most Complete I
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS I
To liE FOUND in tlm County of Abbeville. The Ladies of the County aro specially iiuvlt
oil to exami net heir assortment of DRESKGOoDS, among which will bo found an citcnnt
llneof SATIN LS. NUNS VEILINGS and WORSTED FABRICS of various kinds. RATIRTB
CLOTHS, CHALl.I I'.s. LAWN'S, Ac, Any one wishing Dresses of OINGHAMS, SEER- M
SUCK ERS or CA L1COBS, cnn make a selection out of at least Two limiilred nud Fifty H
different Slylnn. 11 will he gratifying to one desiring to purchase anything io the line of
WHITE can 'i s (.> H-e lww very pretty and very cheap these goods aro this season.. H
STR.II'EI)and I'LAID LAWNS in tlcsiriiMc sty les as low as 10 cents a yard. FLOUNCINGS
are exquisitely beautiful. Call and see them, and do not fail to look at HAMBURG, NAIN- H
stK)K ntiilSWIssTiU.MMINGSand LACES of many ri liferent' styles. A splendid assort
ment of TOWELS and TAiil.E LINENS, LINEN DAMASKS from SO cents to fLS5 a yard.
COLORED !>A MASK from ."<0 to 75 cents a yard. DOYLIES and NAPKINS at all prices.
Look at those DAMASKS TOWELs tor 11 to i'j cents. In the departnieut of DOMESTICS
will ho found Liem-hed ami Brown Sll IRTiNUS, Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS of alL H
widths.S. I. IH>M!IslM'Ns, LONG CLOTHS, CAMBRICS, TICKINGS,CHEVIOTS, HICK
ORY STRIFE*, ri.AH> llo.M KslM'N's, ,Vc. Their stock of Goods for Men's Wear wis never' H
so lurgc-OASS| MERES, JEANS. TWEEDS, SATINET*. andCOTTONADESin a hundred H
different styles. Do not forget. to in<|iiire for SHOE*. You ean find them at all pricis for all H
ages and sexes. .\ full stocli <?r thcjustly Icbrated ZEiGl.ES SHOES fur Ladles and Gen- - H
flcltien alwav- on tiam!. Risidis i|;e above, you can find READY* MADE CLOTHING, H
HATS, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, SADDLERY and HARNESS, and in--H
deed any I him: you may want. (.'all and l>o .suited. H
IBz-otlxoi^is. I
^ LOWNDESVILLE, S. c! 11 'I
W E ARE NOW IN Ol'R SlWCIol'S NEW TWO STOKV BRICK STORE. READY TO* II
meet the demands of tlie trade with thejlargcst s'oek of GENERAL MERCHANDISE B|
ever brought to (.owiidcsville. which we ate determined losoll CHEAPER than any body H
else. Among <>nr specialties are the well known HULL l>o<; .JEANS I'ANTS $1.00 up. Also H
a full line ready made cLn'I'llING at Prices which cannot be duplicated anywhere in th? B
Stale. We only a?k an examination to convince you. OUR SHOE STCCK H
embraces everything wanted in that line from a Man's whole stock B BOGAN at S1.00 and H
Woman's .solid l'l.i Pol.KA at T"i cents no to the best HANI) MADE goods. Wc nre agents K
in tiiis County for the CELEBRATED FINGER HOME M A Dl*.'SHOE, the hestshoe forliie B
money on themaiket. (Mir stock of M EN'S ami IIOY'S HATS, full and complete. H
Largest line or NOTIONS, every brought to this town. Everything In HARDWARE yoiv
wanl. In GKi CEIHES we ale headi|iiarteis for both henvv and fancr goods.
MEAT. CORN. FLOUR, HAY, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE. Ac., at Lowest CASH Prices.
Give us one trial and we will convinee you that w>* will sell youmore aud better goodb II
for t he money than anyone else. COME TO SEE US. H
BAKER, MATHEWS & CHAMBERS, LOWNDES VILLE. I
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