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The Kins' Scryauts. Oh, what can little hands do. To please the King of heaven ? The little hands some work may try, To help the poor in misery; Such grace to mine be given! Oh. what can little lips do, To please the King of heaven ? The little lips can praise and pray, And gent'e words of kindness say; Such grace to mlue be given ! Oh, what can little eyes do. To please the King of heaven? Tne little eyes can upward look. Can learn to road God's holy book; Such grace to mine be given! Oh, what can lilt e hearts do. To please the King or heaven? The hearts, if God his Spirit send, Can love and trust the children's Friend; Such grace to me be given given! ? "Limited." Many people are unaware of the significance of the word "limited," following the title of a corporation, and even those who are fully posted in regard to the liability limits of the stockholders in a corporation having that word attached to its name, will jiuii me i&uid uciuw vi iiiiucoi. inu old principle of corporations created by legislative act was that the entire property of every stockholder was liable for the whole debts of the whole company, as the whole property of every member of a general membership is still liable for the debts of the firm. This system made every shareholder responsible for bad manage* mentof which he might not be guilty, and deterred wealthy men from becomling interested in shares of corporations. To remove this objection the principle of limited was introduced and, in order to notify the public that only the separate property of the corporation was liable for the debts of the corporation, the English law requires that the word "limited" shall be used in every case by the company. Moat Americau corporations are constituted on the principle of limited liability, but few, if any of the States enjoin the companies to append the word limited to their corporate titles. The matter is so generally understood in this country, however, that it is not necessary. The most noteworthy exception to the general rule is the case of the national bank; and even in this instance liability is limited to an amount equal to the parvalue of the v shares. That is, if the national bank fails, each stockholder may not only lose what he has invested, but $100 more for each share of stock he holds, if so much is necessary to pay the debts of the bank. Until within a few year?' - all the Scottish banks were organized with unlimited liability, and when, eight or ten years ago a Glasgow bank failed disastrously, there were cases of men who only owned a share or two, valued before the failure at not much more than $100 each, who were assessed thousands of pounds sterling to mppt, Hphta nf thp hunt Sinpp that time the Scottish banks have been allowed to reorganize on a limited liability baisis. In North Dakota, South Dakota Montana and Washington Territories constitutional conventions were held on Thursday, July 4, which took the the first great step in the completion !of the movement by which they are to become States in the Union, President Cleveland signed on February -2 last the Act of Congress providing for their admission, The Constitutions ^ . adopted must be submitted to tlie voters of respective Territories on tho first Tuesday of next October for ratification or rejection. Should they be ratified the President will issue a proclamation to that effect, and the admission of the new States will date from .the time of the issuing of the proclamation. The statutes of the United States provide that one star shall be added to the flag for each new State on the Fourth of July next succeeding the date of the admission of the State to the Union. The four new stars cannot, therefore be added until July Fourth 1890. Several survivors of the Johnstown flood have taken steps toward the prosecution of the South Fork Fishing Club for damages to property caused by the bursting of the dam. A test case carefully prepared will doubtlooo rv?oiio qiuI uc flio nf Itoo WV illltuv I UUU UO tub luviuvvti} VI the club are worth many millions, it is believed by some that large sums will be recovered. It is understood that the unprecedented rains will be urged by the defense as the cause of the disaster. The effects of the flood on the other r aide of the Allegheny Mountains, where all the bridges across the Juniaea Biver Jwere carried away and the Pennsylvania Railroad destroyed for many miles, will be in their favor. The progress of this case will be watched by the public with great interest. COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE DIV CONDENSED SCHEDULE, i I n effect June 9th, 1SS9. (Trains run by 73th Meridian time.) MOKTIIBOUXD. j No. j No.! No. | | ml I I iA-M-' I Lv CharlfBtun 7 00 IP. M.I I I I Lv Columbia | -15j [10 45| |? Lv Alston [i 4oJ |ll ?! j W&- 1 1 Li 1 I 1 iP.M.I 1 Ar Onion 1 | ' V . Ar Spartanburg I I I 2 ArTryon | | J 4 *j| Ar Saluda '? 831 Ar Flat Kock j C 00 Ar Hendersonville | I (> 10 1 ArAstaevlUe | 7 OOj j Ar Hot Springs I ..j Wj j Ar Newberry j -i *>j i Ar Laurens | 7 20| | |_ I Ar Qr*-?uwpod j j 2 87! | Ar Abbeville 1 00 I IA.m.I I Lv Bolton 1 110 2')| 4 001 1 Ar Piedmont <11 09 , 4 4Si i I ll'.M. Ar Greenville 11 40 5 :'.5| | Ar Anderson | | | 4 4{J| j Ar Seneca , C ..0. i IArWaiballa. I | 17 00 Ar Atlanta 10 40j j...... BOUTUBOUND. ! No.! No. ! No. ! j 55. I 51. I 8. j jA.M. | j j I Lv Wslhalla S do LvSeneca I 8 8rt| I Lv Anderson 9 44 Is* I | | Lv Abbeville 10 50 | I I 2& p.m.' Lv Greenville 0 3fl| 2 10| ! I Lv Piedmont 11 lr.j 2 58 1 Lv Bolton 11 04 j 3 40| j j - ; Lv Greenwood 12 38 1 ! I P.M. I IA.M.I j t&iiff; Lv Laurens <i O0 | Lv Newberry 2 10. 8 25, I I I Lv Alston 3 40; 10 30] A.M. Lv Hot Springs K 50 " Lv A sbeville 8 25 | | I I Lv Hendersonville 9 15i j Lv Flat Rock 9 45! i | Lv Saluda 9 521 I W-" III Lv Tryon 10 39j | |r j Lv Spartanburg HI ?j j j j Lv Union | 1 jjij | | | Ar Alston o4<'i | \ Ar Colombia I 4 45| |l0 30] j Ar Augusta. 9 05 ! I Nos. 3, 4 and 50 and 51 daily except Sunday. Mai Line trains Nos. 54 and 55 daily between CoomM and Alston. Daily except Sunday between A Is to! and Greenville. D. CARD WELL, l>iv. IW Agt., Columbia, S. ( JAS. I.. TAYLOR, (leii. Pans. Ant. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manaeer. r' / J 11 u There is no time that we need so much to go apart and seek God in prayer as when we are conscious of restlessness of spirit, and are moved by hasty impulses. In such times we are almost sure to do the wrong thing, tin less we have Iaken counsel of (Jod, after waiting before him long enough j to have become perfectly quiet. We cannot always bo sure when we are most useful. "It is not the acreage you sow?it is the multiplication which j God gives the seed which makes up the harvest. You have less to do with being successful than.with being faithful. Your main comfort is that in your labor you are not alone, for (Jod, the eternal One. who guides the marches of the stars, is wit It you. I Tie Slate of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON i'l.KAS. E. J. O'Conner and E. E. Bailey, partners as O'Couucr & Bullcy, l'laintiil's, against Thomas McGettigau, Defendant. COP!' SCMMOXS FOli RELIEF. (Co)ii])lainl not served.) To Hie Defendant Tlios. McGettlgan : 10U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the otliee of the Clerk or Common Picas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their oilice of Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. THOS. L. MOORE, C. C. P. Doted June IS, 18?'J. BENET <fc CASON, > Plaintiff's Attorneys. To Thos. McGettlgan, Absent Defendant: Pi,ease Takk Notice?That the complaint in the above action has been filed 111 tnc oincc of the Clerk of the Court for said County. liENET & CASON, PlaintilTs Attorney. Juue IS, 1SS9. NOTICE. rpHE School Commissioner can always be 1 found in his office at the Court House on BALED AY and the 15th of every month, except when the loth occurs on Sunday, in which case his office will be opeu on the Mill. Feb. 6,1SS9, tf Will Meet on Sale Days, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the Board o County Commissioners . will meet on Sale Days. . J. \V\ LITEM, April 10,1SS9. Chairman. Coffins at Mt. Carmel. JW. SIGN has coffins at Mt. Carmel in tin care of W. K. POWELL. The HEARSE will be sent from Abbeville when desired. Jan. 5, lSi>7 tf Port Royal & Western Carolina R'y Augusta, Ga., Janitaky 5, 1SS9. Commencing Sunday, March 4th. train will run us follows, by 70th Meridian time. UoTng SoctuT Daily, i Da ly. Lv Spartanburg 3 50 pin Lv Woodrulf 4 4o nuii Lv Hlllvllle . 5 01 pinj Lv Greenville 8 ?5 ptu! C 30 um Lv Laurens i> pin: S 05 am Lv Waterloo 0 12 pin! S US am Lv Greenwood 0 54 |ini| 9 211 am Ar Verdery 7 10 pmi 9 42 ain Ar lirudley 7 28 pint 9 &4 um Ar Troy 7 14 puijlO 09 am Ar McOonnick 8 00 |iuij 10 25 am Ar Anderson i 2 55 ;>iii Ar I'arksville S 29 pin 10 61 urn Ar ('lark's Hill i> pmj 11 IT am Ar Augusta 10 1)0 put, 12 80 aui Ar Savannah 6 30 :tiii| 5 40 pm Ar Charleston | 0 t'C pin Ar Jacksonville 12 00 M T 10 am Goixo Noktil Daily. Daily. Lv .Jacksonville f 15 pmj S 3.1 pus Lv Savannah S 10 am! 0 -ll* am Lv Aueusta S l.r? ami 0 0!) pin Lv Clark's Hill 9 2$ ami 7 "7 pm Lv I'arksvillt* 0 ~rl am 7 '!! j>m , Lv McGortniuk 10 2ft am Soft pm Lv Anderson 2 ftft pzn Lv Troy 10-14 am; S 17 p;n Lv Hrallley 11 00 am' 8 SI ]>m Lv Vcrdery 11 lft am S-14 {un Ar Greenwood 11 40 am 9 Oft j'ln Ar Waterloo 12 20 pmj 9 lft pm Ar Laurens 12 ftS pm 10 17 pm \r Greenville 2 40 pmj 11 50 pin Ar Hillville 1 27 pin Ar Woodruff 1 4ft j>m Ar Spartanburg 2 oft pm t?. ? Connections made at Greenwood for points on C. & G. K. K. Connections made at Spartanburg for points on A. AC. Air Line,and S. A. k. 1?. And at Augusta with Georgia U. II., C. C. ifc A. 1! II.. South Carolina Kailway for all points. For further information relative to schedule, tickets, rates, best route, etc., write to or call upon W. .T. CUAIG, R. W. HUNT, Act. Gcli'l l'ass. Agt. T. P. Agt., Augusta, Ga. Dr. F. E. Harrison OKFKRS Ills PROFESSIONAL sKRvices to the public. Olllec over the Racket Store, Mcllwuin Corner. Jan. .'i0, 'S9. Terra Cotta Wells. rpHE undersigned will put you up a 19 inch I Terra Cotta Well for half the price of a ' dug one. The common wood bucket is used for drawing water. The cleaning out is the ' work of a moment by keeping a galvanized sheet iron bucket iu the bottom to be hooked out at will. Satisfaction guaranteed. This ' Terra Cotta weighs 10 to ftO pounds to the foot. C. M. CALHOUN. They arc frog proof and superior to one dug. Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood. | They are bound to tako precedence over all . others. I'rof. Make,Greenwood. Joe Ligon, Bradley. Rev. II. Smart. Troy. Dr. I-. Anderson, Ninety-Six. Rev. J'ressly, Due West. 1). J. Ward law, McCormlck. of 21 wells made in my town in two years I hvae put up 2-J of them. J uly 13,1SS7,12 m Sheriff's Sale. (.'. Aultman & Co., against Gilliam Bros. and F. M. Pope.?Execution. BV virtue of an Execution to me directed, ill the above stated case, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Public A net ion, within the . legal hours of sale, al Abbeville Court House on MONDAY the .itli of ACtiCST, A. !>., I>s:i, , the following described property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of F. 21. Pope in and to all that HOUSE AND 1/>T, situate lying and being in the town of Nine t.v-Six, S. C., bounded by Church street. Me chanlc street, the Public Sijuare and J. i'. l'hiliips being the late roidenee of F. M. Pope. Levied on and to be >oid as the propertp of F. M Pope, to satisfy the aforesaid Exrcution a id costs. TERMS-i ash. W. 1?. M A XX, July IS, IS.' !). Sherill" A. C. Session Open Sept. 10, 1889. FOU CATALOG UK OF WILLI A MSToX Female College, a live, thorough, progres' sive, prosperous, cheap, up-country school lor young ladies, address ltev. s. Lander, President, Williuniston. s. C. Its merit# widely known, ltio pupils last year. More expected, next. July 10-1SSD I'iiio. Notice, Subscriptions to capital stock of Ninety-six Fair Association will bo received on ' and after July 1Mb. ls>!i. Hooks will be opened at office of JAMES liOCKKS. Ninety-Six, i S. C. J AM KS HOG KilS, | W. ii. FRA/1EK. W. 15. CTSKY, , (t. M. ANIXlltsON, .IAS. T. ISO/.h.MAX, II. M. JULIAN. J. 11. KICK, Jr.. . J NO. C. FOSTER. W. L. A-NHKICSOX, Jr. Corporators. Ninety Six, S. Juiy !), lSSil. MPPM ilfw r- *? ? i MB?MM ^ CO?TGAREE "j Coumbia. S. C. Agent for CHAVMAN'S PF.fi PFNTAI, EVUPn^TOR I UllI U X U Ixll U I ill U^iU j. Wi.1 I 'imiksk wohks wkum mstaiji.lsakd in J IvtVhy lor-r.-. <ivo. Sinclair and James Anderson purchased by mo i:i I ho year IS'xi. it ml from tiiat h.mo i:!i now i-urii-ii on successfully by mvsell. Vy friends :in<! customers ?i!i bear witness ol itio Itr^e and stiipeiidoiis.jobsexecuted by ittc. It was at mi v works where tile largest and almost only job of its e!a -.? ever executed ia this city was 'loitc viz.: tlio making ftiie pipes ??>r the Oily Water Works in tho yoar In')-;, My stock of patterns for AUClUTKCTUliAL WoiiK,COLUMNS lor Store lr"iits, is lariro a:ul various.aiul in UAILINGS for Unicornis. Oardetis, iiisil Cemeteries 1 have the largest variety and most modern patterns; many of tin-so are patented and 1 have purchased the riijiil for this State. In the machine line I on furnish my patrons with STKAM KMiiSKS and HolLEHS of any size and description. My i'iUCULAtt SAW MILLS have carried oil' the prizeat ev? r> State Fair held in this city, and in their construction 1 have taken pains to ooi'iiMnc simplicity with the most useful modern improvements.am! limy t'.ittor mys^l'that my CIKCULAU SAW M11.LS li ml favor with every sawyer who understands his business. The many orders I am steadily receiving for SU0A i; <'ANK Ml LI.S prove that the public.appreciate the mills of mv make, nndsoitis with my (1KA1IINK for IIOUSK I'oWKUS.OIN W1IEKLS. GII1ST MILLS and other M ACl! INKHY. I liavo the manufacturing rights of many PATENTS such as castings tor COTTON ANI) 1IAY PKKSSES. HAW LEY COUN 8I1ELLER and three or b)nr KICK!) Cl'TTEl'S and other implements. I will be pleased to send my circulars to any applicant. together with price list or estimate. My prices are moderate, and I assure the public that they are lower even than those of Northern manufacturers,and that my work will cum pare favorably with that ol any other maker. Address John Alexander, Coxoauuk Ikon Wouks, Columbia, S. C. At Prime Cost. The Following Goods will be Sold at First Cost. Suspenders, Hosiery, Fans, Undershirts, Overshirts, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Drawers, Neckties, A.T E. A, TEMPLETON'S. to fcajj Jh :r ^ t?* -*-> CI? ?? 8 *2 <>' . ad S *2 i Pn a ^ g, . p ? ^ 2 ? ; g * ??s ^ i . P3 ? H g 2^5 * 5 * ? ? ?*2 I ?2 1 O a &S - 5 eg ? fl .S ^ ?? >? "= o iD: y r us I . s ! r OS 5 ? * as| J 5 = S 2 TI ? = ? o **? S o g * ? '? ?,"= ,5 ^ ?S> 5 O VI 2-f-z r H Ss j M 2 J! 2 5 c?5?> i. 5i] >-" ~ ** ? a s m e<5 * o > - W g ? a ? s c-si s i s 58 |a?p,. M. M 'S k=J r| i 2 ?=5 & ri 5 _ Eh O W d DUE "WEST FEMALE MUSE. TMIE NEXT ('OI.LE(?IATE YEA It WILL I b."'in ?iCTOIJER 7tli. Accomplished and experienced Teachers in tlic Art, Music and Literary Departments. Xo change in the l-'acuitv, except tiif addition of a specialist in literature. Community noted for its puro moral tone. No town more healthful than Dl"K WEST. Hoarding department unexcelled. Kates reasonable. , Hoard and regular tuition for Uie year ?loo. For Catalogue address .Mrs. L. M. HONNEK, Principal. or II. E. BONNER, Vice-Principal.! DUE WEST, S. C. July 17, iss'j. Lumber For Sale. 'IMIE I'XDEKSKiXED HAS A FINE LOT 1 of lumber of ail kinds for sale. Will deliver it at Abbeville, S. if desired. S. 0. THOMSON. May at, Issii PERRIN & COTHRAN, A f fDvn ?vs ni, T^flW. ~Ai!iiT:vfjj/f:7s. c. DR. S. G. THOMSON, DENTAL ST'IK; BOX. c.Mlice u|)-st:iii\s, Mellwalne corner. Keh. J11,1.WJ. tl W.M. II. l'AUKELl "NY*. C. MKili'.'ANPARKER McGOWAN ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITOUS, AtilUlVlLI.i;, V. II., s. c. ILL |i*-:n'licf also in t lie Circuit ('ourlsoi S \ the I'lilted Slates Cor South Carolina. H AVISli M A 1 ?K A Sl'CCESS llEKETO. fon; of the trade in Kino lieady-Mado clothing, beg leavo to announce tln ir that stock of j Spring and Summer Clothing: is larger and moro attractive tlr.in ever holme. Spi cial attention is called t<? their oxtensive :ismiiiiiicnt of llats. Tito varictx iii their lino oi' sTKAW llA'I'S is wonderful, and some of tlie styles are entirely dilleront I ion i those mvii heretofore. In the department of <icnt lemon's Xeck j Wear they exhifcila greater variety than they have ever ottered before. in addition to the above, all kinds of Gentlemen's Furnishing I Goods , can be found. Summer ITnder-wear, sliirts J Collars, Cutis, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Ac. Ac.,' Call at once and he suited belore the stock is broken. WHITE BROTHERS. \ r-(:'sWS/r i BEAD THIS ANNf "W 1VJ = S3 . Great Reduction in Summ !'! :< iai, isaKfi.vins isno::s. sri:< i \ O Special bariutins in SWISS an.1 I.AWX Lawns, Chuck .Muslins, I>ivs? Ginghams, :ii ; < GREAT REDUCTION in SEERSUCKERS I'AKASOT.S :it K-s-i than i'-dsI. in :i<?fii*tocl c down ii? ois! Alices. (ireat Reduction in <X>MCOS, GIXOUAMS ancl DKKSS tiouUS t'u Persons wishing to buy goods during tlir i july a:nt CAN* SA VI''. FROM 10 TO ! > 1*1 ?. I .Inly 17, l.ssit. THE LOWNDESVIL JX XK\V KI.KOAXTIA' FITTED UP STORM! stock is better than ever prepared to supply Pure Drugs ar All leading Patent Medicines, Medical app Fancy goods. Faints, Oils Varnishe - School Books of the kinds a Stationery of all kinds. Prescriptions carfully compounded at. nil t, intention and ability to supply all demands in I WMTE With a LARGE and t DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, WINDOW ( PUTTY, COMB GOODS, PER The demand of this market can he supplied. Headquarters for line CIGAKS and TOI5ACC0 ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at a You are respectfully invited to call. S3. B. white"! A. re now Offering t STOCK OF. SPRING- I TO HE FOUND in the County of Abbeville. 'J ed lo examine their assortment of DllESS GOO lino of NAT [NFS, NFNS VEIMNCiSnnd WOK CLOTHS, Cll ALLIES, LAWNS, *c. Any one sl'i'KFKS or CALICO Ks, c:i n make a selection <ti(IV?r<>iit Slyicw. Jt. will be gratifying to one WIHI'E OOODS to see how very pretty anc STKIPEP and PLAIl) LAWNS in desirable sty are exfjuisitel*' beautiful. ("all and see them, at st k >K and SWISS TItl .M MINOS and LACKS of meni of TOWELS and TA ISLE LI NENS, LINN COLORED DAMASK from :>0 to"5 centsayari ' - ' '? * M -* TfWV I.T< t.ir 1- In will he found l'loaehed and lJrown SJiIH"!NG.wiiiths. X. I. HO.M KS1TNS, I.OXC OLOTJls. ( OllY STHIl'ICS, PLAID MUMKSI'CNS. Ac. 'i ll so large?CASSLMKUKS, JKaNS. TWK'CDS, S, diileivnt styles. ])o not forget to Inquire for SI ;e.:es and sexes. A full stock of t tie just iy <-olc*?i t lemon always on liamt-. I5rsides the a hove, MATS, CISOL'KKRY. GLASS WAKE, IIA now [ deed anything you may want. (.'all an "Wls-ito I ' LOWNDESV: WK AUK NOW IN (H'H KPACIUPS NKW meet the demands of tliu trade with lhc|lurgr ever brought to Lowndesville, whk:h weaic do' else. Among onr specialties are the well know a full line-ready made CLOTHING at Prices wl State. We only ask an examination 10 con vim embraces everything wanted in that line from : Woman's solid PICG 'If) I, K A at To cents up tot in tills Connty for the CICLKi'.ItATICI) P:NGKI money on the market. Our Stock of MICN Largest line of NOTfuNS, every brought to tl want. In GHtunCi: 1 ICS we are headquarters fo MIC AT, COKN. PLOT it, HAY, SALT, SCO. (iivo us one trial aad we will convince you for the money than any one else. CoMLC TO "RARER. MATHEWS & CHAI I T WILL nr. AT Til K KOI! I) ACROSS TI'RI key Creek. on the Itoad Leading from W. K. Iiarmorc,s. to Maddox's Mill, mi tin; ?711). (lay of July, iXS!>, at 11 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of lotting a contract to build a iSridgc | at thai place. Spccitications made known on that day. JNO. E. BEOWNLEE, Co. Com. j July lsSi'. Bridge Notice. I r WILL UK AT I'.LACK'S CRKKK <>N I i lie road loading from McCarton l?y way of Uamscy Klarks, to l>uun*s Mill, on t.lio:?Isst. day of July, IsSil, at 11 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of letting a contract to build :v Uridgc at that place. JNO. E. BROWNLEE, Co. Corn. July !?, ISSX lUUJlllIf I1 '{JHL-'I I \VI Mj ISK A T TIIH ISLAND Knlll> I Lridjjoon the llillt iliif of August, :iI II o'clock A. M., to Iota i onlract. lor fixing I In* approaches to said l?ridgi* arid to put railings to tiii* same. ! JNQ. E. BUOWNLEE. Co. Com. July1--!'. Attention Smokers. , I" Lo! tlis Cupriiii Hero Contes !"| i "Let those now Smoke who never smoked' before; | And those who always smoked now Smoke the more." The !smi Republic "Cigarros," at 54s. I'm ted Esfii^iic "Suite," at 21-2 tls I AUI-: Till-: .MA2lVKI?S OF Til K AUK. | Are Long 1IAVAXA sTOCIv and make n Smoke e<i'!ul to any Ordinary H' cts. 1'igar. [ P. B. SPEEDBar Lcr Shop. J > It'll A111? <LVNis now prepared to do * i. all work in liis il-|.:iilm.'iil lit tin* iiest maiitierand ::i reasonablecuargcs. M<>1111 !> eustomers shaving, bair rutting and shampooing jl per monlli. l!a-.ois lioiied and in the West condition fori) cents each. 1 **" '>* A,. T ^>?rr?flDasc%doK?OTrrr' ncwitMaorA.?JU.im..U. JilWWlUJJM IUNCEMENT OF bell'S! 31* Goods to Cash Buyers. : r. i;.\i:<i.\i>7s in whit:; r>r.::<s <.:> ?:? <. Km'iroldurU-s. Sjxcial in Vv'liiU1 oiii - former jiriccs 10 ce:i!s. , UATKKVJS at a GREAT SACRIFICE. fil.'irs (ui'l lllack r.w. KAX.S Invft J tiLOVKS. Severn I Ucmtienis m LAWNS, ir JO per cent. le.*s I bun OJST. uontiis of > AXTCrllST ?11 CENT. 15Y CALLING l?N' LE "DRUG "STOREl KOOM AND WITH LARGE ADDITION'S TO all customers with id Chemicals. lkuic.cs, iVc., &c. Splendid line of Toilet and s, Putty, Glass, &c. -dopted by School Board, and imes. Call anil sec rae ami bo as&arcd of my he Drag line. J. B. FEA1KS. cond door from corner Main and Itoll Street. ' W1M well Selected Stock of PAINTS, rLASS, PREPARED S, BRUSHES, FANCY \ FUMES, STATIONERY, &C. . Orders by Mall or band promptly attend.11 hours. 'No. 8 Wall St., Abbeville, S. C. BOTHERS ;he Most Complete IND SUMMER GOODS riio readies of the County arc specially invitDS, among which will be found an clejranl sTED I-'AI IJICSBf various kinds. DATJS'fE ! wishing .Jresscs of GINGHAMS, SEEUout of at least Two IfnndrHl anti J'ift;desiring to purchase anvtidnj: !n the lino of 1 very cheap these ?:o<>ds am this sen son. los as low as 10 cents a yard. ELOUNOIN'OS id do no! fail to look at. HAMItt'IiG, NAJNtnany difi'freni. styles. A splendid assort* !X I>.\MASKS from ."0 cents (o a yard. J. DOYJ.iES and NAPKIN'S at all prices, cents. Jn the department of DOMESTICS i. Illeaehed and Brown SHEETINGS of all J A A! UK It'S, TICK I NGS. (' H EVICTS, HICKidr stopic of Goods for .Men's Wear was never \TJNETS, and COTTON A DES in a hundred T| ?1. ?n ii thnr.i *\t nil Mfin/ic fni'oll ato?i ZEtGEKlt SHOES for rallies and Genyou can fiml READY-MADE CLOTHING, AUK, HADDI.ERY and HARNESS, and ind he suited. Brrolilh-eirss,, [ILE, S. C ' TWO STORY BHICIC STORE, READY TO -.St slock ol' GENEBAL MERl DANMISE terminod to sell CHEAPER tlmn any body n BULL DOG JEANS I'ANTS 51.00 up. Also itch cannot bo duplicated anywhere in the e you. orn SHOE STCCK i Man's whole stock BRoGAN at 51.an ami he I test HAND MADE goods, W" are ag- nts I HOME MADE SHOE, the Ik sit shoe lor the S and BOY'S 1IATS, J'tili and complete, lis town. Everything in RABDWARE you r lioth heavy and tanr.y goods. VR, COFFEE, iVc., at Lowest '-."ASH 1'riees. that wo will sell j'otiiuoro and better goods rlBERS, LOW N 3>I: SYILLE. Poor House. UKAI.KD PROPOSALS KOU THK .MAJXf^tainanee of tlio Paupers of rliu country. :u the Poor House, lor two years comtncnciiijr November J, lbS:), will be received at this ollice until MONDAY, the 5tli day of August, next, on which day the bills will bo opened and the contract awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, l'.ond with approved surely will In- required, and the board reserve the right to reject all bids. (.'011 tractor allowed the use of J'oor I louse farm l'or cultivation free. .Specifications may be seen at. this ollice. l.y order of the Hoard of County Co ui niissi oaers. J. F. C. DuPRE, Co , Co. July li, 1S8!J. BEFORE TAKING STOCK, V FK Ol-'FKU OUK l.MMKNSK LINK OK Spring and Summer Goods -AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. THIS IS A UAIIK Ol'l'Oll'J UNITY TO SKCl'llB 1 >A I Kx A J NS, as arc determined to KimIuco oi:r STUCK witli'n l lie NEXT THREE WEEKS- j V.'r still li.ivo !i;i olo^iiiil a^.Wliiu'til toj select, from, ;i:kS it will imy any our to pricr our^oml.s. * j CALL AT ONCE, j P. EOSENBEEG & CO.j AMtcvllU', s. Iuly IT, 1^'.'. | Lumber ! Lumber !! j am I*I:I:J,AI;i:I? T<> n:i:M>ii A.\) 1 t iiiiioiinl unit l< 11 I of SjiihIht, :?j 111 mill | I wo mill's from VKUl'KIIY mid ?.-i tr i t Smith oft hhcvilic II., on short i;??fii-i-.; Will <lcli\?T iii:i<I><-i* on hoard the cars at Vcn'i-i'V. Urdir.) .sulii'ilcd. Addn>-.. k. ii. i Vt nlcry, s. t*. ! W. L. HOOD, Physician and Surge 021. UMI.I, ruAi";'i<T: IIIS ruonv-sMN i:<, S? ti:r lowil of I irrcn WoimI, S. i ', I it tin tbilr. April In^j.s'i. ;- \'' :.< II !!! ! i-MJI.il JiW-JiW^TtCP?????WM??MMi 7 K!Dr??rBm *" I. /* . > V . THE SMITH IMPROVED GIN, FEEDER A! CONDENSE . ' ' - " Sullivan Hardware Co., s General Agents For Upper South Carolina, and Georgia* A-jNTDICHSOiSr, S. C. r|'HEsK GINS POSSESS EVERY CONCEIVABLE IMPROVEMENT, AVOIDING THE . I faults in older machines. 'J'lic Saws on the "SMITH" are of the best English Steel. 1 he Frames of selected mate-rial securely boiled together with Joint Iron bolts. The Brnshea lilled with Ion;;, sf.lid, xray, dragged bristles. Two Sets Brush Pulley and Belts on all 50 saw- Giusand larsjo-. with the loose front and Adjustable Hatchet Seed Board on these (Uns you can skin uie seed, and never choke or break the roll. In short the SMITH are to-day The Best Gins, Feeders and Condensers on the Market. We are also General Auents for the.CHICAGO WAGON SCALES. ACME and other Improved COTTc>N PUESSES, CHATTANOOGA CANE MILLS and have astonishingly low prices on STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, Ac.. RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING, ' PACKING, ENGINE FITTINGS, PUMPS. INJECTORS, &c., &c., always in stock. Prompt Attention to all Inquiries by Mail. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO., ANDERSON, S. C. July 17, 1880. TURN-[ P SEEDS. WE IIAVE JUST RECIVED OUR STOCK OF BUISTS FRESH TURNIP SEEDS, all varieties, viz: RE1) TOP, (strap leaved. FLAT DUTCtf, (strap leaved,) MAMMOTH PURPLE TOP .%' GLOUIC, Pomcrancan Wlilto Globe, White Norfolk, Large White Hanover, Loos, r?*w|w DaA T*t% Ml Inn VAII^UT t t Wlilto Cow Horn, seven iop, (uu: uest jui gi-mnj xi.w.j . , Aberdeen, Amber Globe and Improved Purple Top Yellow Kuta Bagns. All Fresh and Genuine and Only 25 Cents per Pound at > H. W. LAWSON & CO. Jtlly 17, 1E88. rriTD DO N & CO,. Want your trade, and if good Goods, fair dealing and Low Prices is what you are looking for, you need go no farther, but call at HEADQU ARTEES OF FASHION For all the leading designs in MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS ^ All departments will be found replete with 3 the latest novelties in Ladies G-oods. Our < stock was bought to sell, and with this end in view, we have marked all lines dowii to the Lowest living Prices. If you can't visit us in ?>?rson scud us your orders. Special attention is given to this branch of our .Business and satisfaction is guaranteed. BBES5E3 CUT AND MADE TO CEDES. ^ ________ _ R. ^M. HADDON, & CO. WE are still offering many lines of desirable goods at greatly reduced prices, in fact, at much less than their value for CASH. In order to close out our present business, we are sacrificing our large stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, .Hats, Saddlery and Harness,. Crockery, and Glassware, &c. We can, and will, make it decidedly to the interest of those having cash, to call 011 us when in need of anything in any ' of the above lines. A full and complete stock of Staple ancl Fancy (j-roceries always on hand. Do yourself good by calling on us. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. :f| June 12, 1889. : JERVEY"S CO;, GREENWOOD, S. C. r AKCiK ItFII) IlivfrK KJ'wlIKS OXF. DOOK Klto.M I/UIMtK'S DUUU SToltK, WHERE I j we will L>e xlail tu see our customers ami ^uaniniee Ilium sati.sfactiou. W'ocftrry a lull line of GExSTEriA Tj MERCHANDISE, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Groceries. V SPECIAL MNK OK ; Eine Cutlery and Glass Lamps, Good Harness and So Leather. WHULKSALKK* OK ' Xtice, Com, Oats, Play, and Meal. AGENTS FOR Josh Berry Grain Cradles, best 14 Finger Cradle in the Country. Pays for itself in one season, fis ?, TV, RYEY <fc CO. ill! ffiffl! ill! ^ 0?o ail of Hy Old Friends and Acquaintances, [ i:i:c i j:avj:';(?/> 'v that i am x./W . onxwtkii with iuttlkR'S alham S.\ I > , . illelm >t ntul l?o i . Saloon iii llieHtate. He cur i i'.1- :i ianro v:>i . ii :;-soi ii;.i ' of ?!< m uad lor (lie lieaellt of iIiom* \vlio may lie kind lion Ii i>> i;i\yr liu- '.v.ils itiiv oii 1 'i J>, ! will j;ive the prices ?m si lew of our standard goods, v.:: : SYS, X CO. $.3.o-0, XXX $3.00, XXXX $3.50. (HOi LZ\ tli'.r r,'i'y iH'ist $1.75 per gallon, iiifliidm.-Ai: <>i.:t; : ! . ;ivon:;< , tin- "ASH, in order t?> receive any attention I'u: I ..IV. :i i. .t? j. i. . WrJ'.V ue.spectfuily. It 0. McOracken, with BBTLSB'S ALHAKBKA SALOON, .\M.).KKSON. S. C. i\ p, c-.V!i ii i nii.r !:"<.!> . i! ! il eluv.per and more convenient lo remit Post;:l No; ;, . io<u i in it l?y Jl'-iiiv < ii < 1 (. r or Registered letter, as oil n i l i ::.!. :.i :: n. io .. :> :,?i ,. ai?,at the sumo tlniravoiding thetroubleit takes .i:; .i : i.i ?*c*.. .i . im.i; t..' v.( i mi :;, i :i ii ii -r rosier d, mm nil yon liave to do Is to tell i'. l'ii:i-;. i nioiiii' \''ii v\ ;i i.l. a:ni '. ill ..-I ;; u illioiilniiy trouble. l!es|W>elfully, M. o. .MH ltAi KKN, Willi Cutler's Alhninbra .Saioou. .