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Wlmt Every Home Xevils. 1 am reminded of a woman wh said lo me, when I marveled at tla smoothness with which her dottiesti machinery ran: "I'll tell you the secret. There i nnt-.hiiifr in this wnrlil will Piil'l'V V<) (through like good old home religioi Don't try to keep house without it r; you'll be a failure if you do, and n : stead of growing old gracefully, yo L Will go down to the du*t a vcritabl I shrew." F 1 laughed unconsciously. She ha f never seemed a praying woman to nu and in delicate terms 1 stated a t- much. "Well," she answered, "I'm not T Pharisee; 1 don't stand on the strec corners and pray. Neither do 1 al ways methodically read a chapter i the Bible, and then get down on ,nv Kiites auu pray ; uui x mwjjv unu juaj s silently, earnestly, continually. Mow ? a loaf of bread may seem a trivia [ tbing to pray about, but often th ' tranquillity of the atmosphere dt peuds upon whether or 110 it is wel baked. I don't think the Lord is s ' busy annihilating old worlds am creating new ones that he has'nt tinii lo listen to my swift, involuntary i?u plorings for help in culinary or house keeping afi'airs; audit' he has wille< ?that my work is such a given thing he is ready to listen to my prayers a tn hnur if mnv l>Pst l)H A 11( then those times when every thiuj goes wrong?the washer-woman fail. . 10 come, or the cook takes Freud V leave, and you are left to struggli along with two or three babies?wha would you do without religion to per serve you? Then is the time to pra; ?pray that you may get thing straight, and not lose your temper Above all things, don't get angry. It'; such a disagreeable feeling. And re ^member that the complexion of tin |home life dej>euds upon the wife am : mother: The reflection of her moot ? is thrown over all, and how uecessan it is that she should be a bright an< shining star, scintillating with ligh and love and cheerfulness, dispersing all around her the radiant reflection o her personality ! I've delivered yoi quite a homily, and trust you will pro tit by it," ? ? ' -- * * 1 T 1. ~ AU? 1 certainly nave; ami i imv? ? found that her way is the ouly way f and numberless are the times that ii has tided me over the inevitable jar; which occur within the inner sane tuary.?Ladies' Home Journal. Pray While the Sun Shine.*, A little gril who suffered greatlj duringa thunder storm was told by he) mother to pray when she felt alarmed One day, at the close of a fearl'u storm, she came to her mother will I the information that praying durinj the danger brought her no relief. "Then," said her mother, "try pray ing while the sun shines, and see i that will take away the fear." I The child did so; and when anolhei storm was raging, she said sweetly "Praying while the sun shines is tin P best way, for I am not the least bit afraid now." What a lesson we who are oldei ' might learn from this incident ! How 1 often do we stay away from our Master until the storms of life drives us t( him for shelter and protection ! If \vt would only give our best, our bright days to his service we would havt no cause to tremble when the dark hours come on.?Lutheran Observer II At the last moment there is always a reason not existing before: namely, | the impossibility of farther vacillation. I ?Felix Holt. A wash that will prevent the luiii . from falling out is made of one ounce of powdered camphor and one quart o! ? boiling water. When it is cool, botth and wash the head with it once a ; week. I New Quarters. 1WJ0S. 111 Not Prepared to Offer at I Reasonable Prices lie Largest I and tost SfilfidtRfl Stmt (if m UUU JVVMb P#v*Wfcvv? v* I Watches, Clocks, I dTKWjQXin^r, silverware, opuuuiuics, and Gold Pens, And everything in the JEWELRY Lint ever offered to the peopleof Abbevi'le county Sliver and Nickel Watches from $2. >0 to SI* Gold Watches from S1G to ?75. Clocks from SI to $15. CHAINS. CHARMS. -LOCKETS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS SCARK PINS, STUDS, LACK IMNS, IBROCHES. EAR RINGS and l>RO|'S, unri CHILD'S DRESS BUTTON SETS in UOL1 and Rolled Plate at the Lowest Prices. Gold Ring's, [aualitv guaranteed" / - X V w from 75 cts. to $10 Sterling Silver Thimbles, Spoons and Foi ki very low. The celebrated Wm. Rogers Knives, Forks Spoons, <fcc. Triple plated on Nickel Silver. 14 K. Ciold Spectacles and Eye Glasses from $ 1.50 to 98 per pair. Why injure your eyes by wearing cheai glasses when you cau gel Pebbles for Si.ijO pe pair. Jt will be to your advantage to call on mi should you need anything In the jewelry lin< Repairing neatly done and all work guaran teed. Office In stole of J. (,'. NICKLKS. * J. T. Duckett, r JEWELER, j c n ureenwouu, o. \j. Oct. 15. 1S90. \ The State of South Carolina COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP HERETO fore existing between J. Allen .Smith special partner, and G. H. Moore, general pari lier, under the firin name of G. II. Moore i this day dissolved by mutural agreement a per terms of articles of partnership made th 1st, day or Oct. 181K). Witness our huud* and seals (his :!0 Apr! ; 1891. G.H.MOORE, (L.S, J. ALLEN SMITH, (L. S> In presence of T. P. Cothran, -Iamks Chalmers. Personally appeared James (juaimer.i uu K having b?en duly sworn, says: Jg That lie was present and saw J. Allen Smit 3? and G. H. Moore sign, seal and execute Hi W above Instrument of writing, and that h K with .T. P. Cothran witnessed the due execu ? Hon thereof. JAMES CHALMERS. | Sworn to before me this 30 April, 1891, |< T. P COT A RAN, (L s.,1 U. P. S. C. f. May 6, 1S91, 3mos -1 " i i * *%'& *? ,\^ML I " K' l 18 , i H *: . v ./ ? . v ?V\ i\'j-v - . t/J 1 rpHK MAIN WHEEL IN A WATCH i) 1 makes4 revolutions in a day of 24 hours, j or 1,400 in a year. Next, the centre wheel, 24 I revolutions a day, or S.T60 in a year. The B third wheel 192 In a day, or 59,(130 in a year, i- The fourth wheel 2,440 in a day, or 545,COO In a ..I year. The fifth, or scape wheel, 12.960 In a j day, or 4,728,200 in a year. The "ticks" or " Deals HI me liaiailCC WIIUCI .xic,!""" III 11 141,SM!.000 in a year. s The above is niathemetically correct, and I should prove to you that a WATCH Is a very 1 delicate and complicated machine.and should ; It bo out of order the watch requires the ats tention of a e First Class Watchmaker t The undersigned offers you all the advan tapes that skill and experience can command V in the repairing of * Watchs, Clocks and Jewelry. s KN GRAVING - any style letter or monograme executed at a short not ice. J All Work Warranted 12 Months. / A first class stock of GOLD, SILVER and NICKEL WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER 1 WARE, GOLD PENS Ac. t ' T3 AMAMM MM J i UdlU -WiUv ??*: *-? .? ; Wm. Rogers I FORKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS. Goods cuamnteed as represented or ninny refunded. No charge for engraving goods bonglitnf me. Place of business in F. F. Dunbar & ('o's store. ; R. B. Hennemann, ; GREENWOOD, S. C. 1 Jan. 80,18U1, tf i Notice. ?. II AVI.' f,>rKnlo two flnpJKRREY MM.K / jL C< \Vs w'illi young caives, also two good 1 mules. J. \Y\ YV. MA US 11A 1.1 j, f May S, lsjil Abbeville e. H.,s. ('. DENTAL NOTICE. ; Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICK I'l'-STAIHS ON McILYVAlN Corner. ? Abbeville, S. C, March !?, 1S91. tf SCHOOL NOTICE. All persons having business with the School Commissioner, will And him in bis ortice, nit public dnys and , every Saturday in each month nearest the middle of the month, during the present year, i for the purpose of registering claims, ?ie. E. COWAN, School Coram in lssioi.er, Abbeville County. Feb. 4, lS'JI tf. r R, H. HENDERSON, Atinrnfiv at. Law. Greenwood, S. C. OFFICE over Leo & Bailey's store. Prompt attention given to collections. April 15.1891. 12m* D A. ALLEN, Prop. J. F. ItlCF, Supt ALLEN MANUFACTURING CO. Clinton, S. C. ?MAXUFACTIJRERS OFDoors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding. Brackets, Front Doors, l Stair Rails, Newel Posts, I Balusters, Scroll Sawing and Wood Turning, Fine Dryefl Lumber for Builders. Contracts Furnished at Short Notice. I'irst C lass Work a Specialty aii?l all Work <iiiarunte?'?l. Correspondence solicited and letters of inqniry promptly answered. WRITE BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. Itest Work. Lowest 1* rices. J. F. MI1XKK ?fe CO. are agents for lis, and orders given to them will receive prompt attention. March 2, ls*i]. 12m. Lewis feliiiil The well-known Stallion, enn be found nt : Waller's Stable Greenwood, S. C. TERMS, CASH, 1 Five Dollars a Single Visit. Ten Dollnrsa Season. Fifteen Dollars Insurance. Money l?y Insurance Due as Boon as Mare in ascertained to he in Foal. . nfiiicp i .owls Hoiiinoiitl is a Docd Hay. Seven Years old, Fifteen and One-IIalf {lands . High; Sired by Messenger, (iranrislre Old Granger, Great - Grands! re Old Mainbrino Chief, Great-Great-Grandslre Mambrlno Paymaster. Dam a very line Kentucky Mare, said to be Hamiltonian. For further lnfor? malion address I W. J, McGEE, Riley, S. C. e April?, 1891. :!m ' T)ICHAK1> GANTT, is now prepared to do ) ft all work in his departmeut in the best i manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing Si per month. Kasors honed and pnt d in the best condition for 25 cents each. : DR. E L. WILSON, A9-0fflee up stairs over R. W- Cannon's store Aug.2S,iS*9. I NOTICE. For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms. ONE HANDSOME LARGE TWO STORY i lVume building, 8 rooms, with dining room, pantry and stove room attached. Ex- j celltnt well of water. and all necessary out- i houses. Lot contains j Five and a Half Acres, i located in the heart of Due West, in three j minutes walk oi Hie two colleges; fine or- j chard and flower yard annexed. AT.SO ] House and Lot, Corner opposite Baptist Church, 4 rooms, well ] of good water. Lot contains i Five Acres. i i Will also oiler ONE BUILDING LOT, \ fronting Abbeville Street, containing Five Acres. i Good laml, with well and spring on premises, splendid barn, stables and crib. For further iu formation apply to H. J. POWER, Or, J. W. l'OWEK, June 1,1801. 4t. Due West, S. C. The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company, [N ACCORDANCE with Commission of ] Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall directed to the undersigned Board of Corporators of j the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IM- ] PROVEMENT COMPANY? Notice is hereby given that the books of subscription of said company will be open at J the office ot J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on . THURSDAY, .FEBRUARY Oth Inst., at the Aiiueviue isaiionui rtnim. AI.LEN SMITH. 1 W. C. McGOWAN, I?. ROSENBERG, ] AUG. W. SMITH, ' K. A TEMPLETON, 11. M. HADDON, T. P. COTHKAN. 1 Board of Corporators. j Abbeville,S. C., Feb. 5 1891. j Homo For Sale. ' i 'PHR BEST IMPROVED IT,ACE IN ABBE- \ I ville County, located two miles from j Due West on the road leading to Donalds, i THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT and h a quarter acres of l?uid in a good stale of eul- [ ti vat ion. A handsome iwo rsiory Dwelling [ with ton rooms, Pantry antl Brick Cellar. A / large orchard containing a nice variety of fruit. Four wells,good water, all out houses s in uood repair. For tnrther information apply to JAS. E. TODD, 5 Due West, S. C. .Inne.'t, ls)M, It. DE. T. J. CRYMES, ?' Dentist,:? GRADUATE, PENK. DKNTAL SURGERY, ? Is permanently located at Greenwood, and oilers his professional services to Ureeuwood and surrounding country. 3?-\Vork done after the most Improved and Modern methods. Gas given for pain- . less extraction of teelh. a?-OIIlce over Bank of Green wood."S* j June 3, 18'Jl. Hrnos. ^ Walter L. Miller, ? c Attorney ami Counsellor Hi l.aw, ABBEVILLE, S. 0. PACTICES IN BOTH STATE AND Federal Courts. Special attention glveu , to collections and to Investigating titles. t Dec. 8. ISfMi. fiooo. Bridge. "O ? WE WILL LET THE BUILDING OF A Bridge across Saluda lliver near BOYD'S HULL, On Monday, 29tli Jane, at 12 M, ] Said Bridge will be about (KKl feet long, and will be paid for one-half by Abbeville, and ? one-half by Laurens County. r Specifications shown on day of letting. ' Builders will come prepared to give bond. DuI'UEE, Co. l.'om. for Abberllee Co. t OooDMAN, Co. Com. for Laurens Co. June 2,1WU.41. DONALDS INSURANCE AGENCY. c Fire, Life and Accident In- ? cnronnn RonrpspntpH hv t ti ??r " - ? Aetna Fire Insnrance Company.! St. Fanl German Fire Insurance Co.? Knoxvil e Fire Insurance Company.; Mntnal Benefit Lift Insnrance Co. i StaniarflLife&AcientInsurance I D. S. Mntnal Accident Association.i I (.'AN make it to the Interest of parties wanting any kind or Insurance to see or write me before placing same. Business and correspondence solicited. ^ M. M. Mattison,s llroker, Donalds, S. C. I'. S.?I sell short term Accident polices, 1 which arcvpry popular, and cost only 25 cents 1 per day for SI,000 Insurance. No one should i take a trip w Ithout one. M. M. M. Feb.lt, 1891. 12m. MACMURPHY & STORY,' ARCHITECTS, No. 8 Gray's Piazza, AUGUSTA, GA. ARK PREPARED TO MAKE PLANS anil , superintend the building or CHURCHES. COURT HOUSES, 1 SCHOOL HOUSES, JAILS, HOTELS, THEATRES, STORES, DWELLINGS. 1 June 4.1890,12m ?? --ii nrn rwty ??????? rR A VELERS' GUIDE. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE OIV CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In Effect May 31, 1891. (Trains run by 75th Meridian time.) NORTHBOUND. ! No. ! No. No. No. ! No. No. I 13. 15. 17. 7. j !>. 42. ~ QA.M, 7 I -,v Charleston... j | jj ^{Jl 0 l.i| M" y\x)la.M.P.M. jV Columbia Ill) 3# 10 1S| P.M. tlnlon I !12 8S! Lr Spartanburg..... 1 551 ^.r Tryon 3 06 | \.r Saluda 3 41 V.r Flat Book '.4 09 ir Hendersonville 4 22 ^rAsheviile SI" I Vr Hot Springs li 46 jv Paint Hock... C 50 jv Morristown .. 7 15 jv Knoxvilie 8 30 j A. M \.r Cincinnattl.... 7 32 j > Prosperity 11 671 8 81 7 28| P.M. I I jv Newberry 12 15 8 50 7 45? 12 25 ,v Clinton. I 9 08 irLsurens 9 4o| 2 25 \.r Ninety-Six I 1 S5i 11 30 3 15 jv Ninety-Six.. ) 1 55 11 40 jv Greenwood 2 16| ^r Abbeville. 3 25j I Vr Bolton I 3 301 j 11 45 jv Belton j 3 30 .P.M. jv Pelzer 4 071 12 13 jv Piedmont 4 20 |1- 30 I 1 05 ir Greenville 5 10 I \r Anderson 5 85| 112 la 1 \r Pendleton 6 311 jv Seneca } 7 55I \r Wulbaiia 8 2.ri| Nlfthti j I \r Atlanta |12 30| BOUTUBOUND. j No.! No. ! No. I No. No. No. I-1. 10. 10. | O. IV. ^ A.MlP.M. A.MlP.MP.M. Vr Charleston 9 30 12 50 P.M. \r Columbia 5 30 H 50 10 10 Lv "Union - 6 2'J Lv Spartanburg 5 301 LvTryun 4 17 J Lv Saluda. 3 411 [ LvFlfttKnck 3 16j Lv Ilend'sonvllle.. 3 01 j \r Asheville j jj? \r Hot Springs.. 12 b-S. I A.M. Lv PhI fit Ki u'k.... I 111 Mi I Lv Muriistiiu ri .. j j U 2.ri| 'vKm,xvlil" i i,yi i LvClncinnwttl....I i " 20i I j \r Piosperity.... 8 60 8 17 8 31 P.M. \r Newberry i 80i i 8 CO 8 15 ti -jO \r Clinton ! 7 02 4 50 Lv Laurens I I I 0 301 4 00 1 1 2 OOI 0 88 .v Ninety-Six., j J Vr Green wood J 1 15] [ (i 12 I M. I jV Abbeville 112 00 5 00 I A. Mi | | | P.M. . ? 1 31 45 4 4-i' , .(7 irDCU"" f|n ao| | a -JSI i \r Pfizer. 110 811 I 4 (i2 Vr Piedmont 10 :V? -i 44 jV Greenville 10 0u P.M. 3 i>5 -v Anderson 110 ftT>| | :l 00| ,v Pendleton 10 IK; i > Seneca U 4.V .v W&lliuliu. 'J 15 ltl:inta | ! | I _ I Trains 7, S, Ji, 10, lit, I J, IT, IS, I-, 4'l dully excep iiintlav. Pullman Sleeper oil trains 15 and lii between ?liark-*ton, S. ('., jiiip ClneliiLfittl, Ohio, Via Allanle Coast Line, Columbia, Aslievllle, Paint Hock, JorrUton, (jnoxville, Jclieo and J unction City. J. A. I>od?on Siipt., W. H. Green. (Jen, Man'r. Jus. I<. Taylor, Gen. Puss. Ae't, Sid Hubs, Traffic tla iiaptT. 1). CAUDWELL, Division Pa?s. A^ent. Columbia, 8. C. SEABOARD AIR LINE. UKOKUIA, CAROLINA & NORTHKHN DIVISION. SUPHI.BMENTAT. TO rime Table No. 2, ? IN KKFKCT? 5:00 n. in., Tueaday, June 23rd, 1891, lOTurpi'v unvnni; a vn Rr.HKimiN jOOTHBOUND.; 'NORTHBOUND. ciuss.'l (JlUKB.j [l Class. 2 Class. 21. M. _ 22. . ? . Pas sen- l'nssen- ? . ,Lo.c^. ger nnd STATIONS. :ger nn.l freight. * MttU . | Mull. brt-'g'>tDally " Dally I Dully Dully except except ! except except Sunday. Sunday.) Sunday. Sunday. pTMT P. M. LEAVK. ABCIVE. P.M. P. M. g 45 2 15 Monroe.... 12 01 6 21) 9 Jo 2 30 Poller 11 45 | 5 SI 9 45 2 40 Waxlmw 11 36 5 38 10 10 2 49 Osceola. .. 11 2(j I 5 20 10 25 2 58 j....Van Wyck....l 11 18 j 5 05 11 15 ' | jj j^ 'Culawba Junction' 11 10 j 4 SO 11 32 .1 20 '....Harmony ' 11 05 j 4 15 11 54 3 29 i. ...Edgemoor...j 10 57 I 4 00 12 04 3 33 lllcklln 10 53 : 3 50 12 19 3 40 .... liodinan 10 47 3 40 1 05 4 05 Chester I 10 2G 3 00 1 51) 4 22 ...candy Klv?r..? 10 10 2 05 2 00 4 33 teeds I 10 00' 148 2 30 4 46 ....Fish Dam ... 9 48 ; 1 S) 2 4S : 4 58 Ada 9 3S j 1 15 3 00 5 0C Delia 9 33 1 05 8 35 5 20 ....Wliltmlre.... 9 23 12 40 4 00 5 37 Lyn 9 11 12 la 4 15 ? 5 49 .... Renno 9 02 1 12 03 4 36 ' (' 05 Dover. 8 M) i 11 -15 5 03 j I Clinton -| s 25 ! 11 40 5 40 6 57 ....Mountville... 8 02 10 67 5 55 , 7 00 ....Urou Hill.... 7 53' 10-10 0 15 7 18 Lota " 10 i 10 20 7 20 7 38 ....Greenwood... 7 20 I 9 50 7 !J0 I 7 43 WhMC-D 7 14 9 25 7 48 : 7 &7 ('ana 7 00 9 07 8 40 I 8 18 ....Abbeville.... 0 40 j 8 40 9 09 ! 8 41 Watts ; 0 20 I 7 40 9 33 < 9 0.) Calhoun Fails.! 6 02 7 15 10 05 ! 9 16 j..llenrdmont ... 5 47 6 42 10 22 I 9 *5 Mlddleton 5 87 ti 25 10 50 1 9 42 .... Elberton.... 5 20 6 00 A.M.' P.M.! A.M. -A.M. Southbound trains, whether delayed or not, have bsolute riirlu of track ovi-r Northbound Trains ol lie same elns?. SO. O. WINDER. L. T. MTERS, General Manager. General Superintendent. T. W. Wlilsnant, Superintendent. rhe "Old Reliable." iouth Carolina Railway Co. Commencing Sunday, May 31. 1891. I'tmseiiner rains will run as follows, "Eastern time." TO AND FROM CHARLESTON, I)aii.v. For Columbia. Leave Charleston 6 40 a. m, 5 30 p.m. Arrive Columbia 9 45 WW) " ( For Augusta. L-ave Charleston C 50 a in (i 00 p m 1 Arrive Augusta 11 50 a in 11 15 ji in For Charleston. Leave Columbia G50am 5 45 90) pin Arrive Charleston 11 OS a m 1) :-{0 1*2 3D a m Leave Augusta 8 00 a in 4 DO 9 10 p m Art lye Charleston 1 15 p in 10 15 7 50 a in onm ctionsat Columbia Union Depot to anil from uli nintson Coliiilliila anil Greenville liallroutl dally e.\ept ii ii inlay ; to ami lrnin all points on Sparlnnlmrg, rnion anil Columbia l:ailroail, ami beyond daily by rains leaving Columbia at 5:45 p.m. and arriving at ;4.ri a. in. Connections liiudfl with C.t C. A: A. It. By an trains m ami irmn uu ponuc wi. Through trains between Columbia and lilackshurc; iu. Camden, Lam-ester, Koek lllll and Torkvillcas t-r above Schedule*. Trains arriving in Columbia at :45 and 10:Ui) a m, connect wlili the li. a D. lor ('in- ' innali. Leave Charleston 0:10 a m. Arriving in iincinnati 7:30 next morning. At Pregnall's to and from all points on C. 8. & N. | tuilroad. At Chat-lesion with strainers for New , fork, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; with .'hurleston and Savannah Railroad to and from Su- , annul) and Florida points daily. At Augusta with Georgia and Central liailroad to nd from all points West and South. At Blackville to and froin points on Barnwell Kail- 1 imjiI. Through tickets can be purchased to all points 1 iouth and West by applying to G. l?, MI LLKIt, U. T. Apt , Columbia, S. C. C. M WAHI). General Malinger. S. B. 1'lCKENS. Gen. P. * T. A. Columbia, Newberry <t- I.miroiiN R. It. IOUTH CAROLINA KAIL WAY CO. LESSEE. I). II. ClIAMIIEKLAIN, IteCeiver. C01.UMIUA, S. C., December 7, 1S90. Pas.?. "Mixed. tPass. KA8T HOUND. A M. P. M. A. M. Lv Clinton* 7 00 2 25 7 00 L.V Newberry 8 00 -1 10 S 00 Vr Columbia 9 53 7 50 10 00 Dully except Sunday. tSunday only. Pass. (Mlxed. tPass. war IIOUND P. M. A. M. P. M. Lv Columbia 5 35 S50 .'180 \r Newberry 7 35 12 25 5 43 ir Clinton* S -I'i !i 10 t'> *4-2 Daily except Sunday, tdumlay only. C. M. WAliD, General Manager. 8. B, Pickens, Gen. Pass. Agt. I have a lot of \V. E. Blanchard & Co's. Bents Congress Shoes on liand.tliut cost 81.05 in Boston, that I will Hell for 75 cents a pair not warreuted. I also have a lot of other Shoes warranted to be as "represented, that 1 will sell for coat & coinage for the cash. G. A. Douglasa. v- ' ' -V '< IWT k %mT Cii oocLMI THIS WEEK AT THE fini m 700 ltollH Wall Paper Jusl in, price low, 1ft, 20,25 and 35 for double rolls. Oil Window Shade* With Spring Rollers, priccs 5i) to 75 cenU cuuli? good and low prict:. 40 Roll* Paper Window Shade* 50 cents roll or 10 cunts each. 300 Chairs Received This week, making 'about 700 Chairs on hand. We have the latest styles of dining high back old styles, very pretty. Book Oases Aud Book Cases Combined?will sell at the lowest prices. AH eood walnut Roods. 12 Chamber Suit* In Oak and Walnut and 16th Cutery finish. Some of the seats very fine, and will sell ' them lower than the same' quality can be sold elsewhere. rpHE above described goods and a full line JL of all kinds of furniture in store at CHALMERS' Furniture Store. June 10,1891 tf WANTED?Energetic young man for office manager. Salary S75 per month, and Interest in the business. References, and small cash capital required. 832 Broad St., nuguaui t \jru . WANTED?LadlPfi and gentlemen to travel. Salary $25 per week. No canvaslug. 3rd floor, 832 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Four Milk Cows. poult GOOD MILK COWS WITH YOUNG *- calves for sale. Apply to D. H. HOWARD, Hard Labor Creek, near White Hall. June 3.1891. cotton 0 ? eh bloom mm WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Free of Freight. Fully AnariintM>d. H.W.HUBBARD "lifiStSiiT 3S>" Wo carry stock at various Southern polnte for quick dollvery upon recolpt of ordors. "OSGOOD" U. S. Standard llllAAfil 0AAir? WRbUII dbALCd Sent on trial. Freight pnlfl. Fnllj wnrrawtril. Q Trtn Other Sizes Proportionately Low 0 1 UU oOJ. II. IV. liritB.iRI), 0?n. Southern June:!, 1801. 4mo. , LAND FOR SALE. Qyjfi ACRES, situated ns follows : O/O From Greenwood six in lien. From Bradley six miles. From Verdery two and a hulf miles. From New Market live miles. The Ifthd is level and hlulily Improved, there nre also one hundred acres ol first class bottom land on the place. Two dwellings ami a number of negro cabins, For terms and fui Iher parileulars npply to W.M. PATRICK CAI.HOUN, May 4,1SU1, Abbeville t'. II., S. C. For Sale. 100,000 FEET LUMBER OF F.VKRY DFSCRIPTION. 500 Cords Dry Split 2-Foot Pine Wood. Orders for wood or lumber wHl be delivered If desired. The mill Is oil the NVardlaw Farm within the incorporate limits of the town. i R. E. COX. 1 Abbeville, S. C., May 22,1891, 3m. i For Sale At a Bargain.; ONE 25-HORSE POW ER WESTING HOUSE Engine and Boiler. Two 60Saw Pratt Gins, Feeders and Condensers. One Boss Power Press, Seed Conveyor, and everything complete for ginning, In first-class ord?r. For further particulars address, J. H. OLDHAM, i Greenwood, S. C. FRESH ARRIVALS j aw? A. M Hill & Sons. i ClALIFORNIA evaporated Peaches. / Uncanvassed Picnic Hams. Uncanvassed Break fast Strips. .Summer Cheese. Tea-cakes in variety. Soda Crackers (Mason's best.) , Pure Leaf Lard. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! Pure Apple Vlnepar (triple strength.) White Fish in one-half Barrels and Pails. May 20,1S!I1. tf. Good Stock. JIMBO. a Registered llolesteln Hull, is i now at Seal's utilities. May IS, 1MUI. .1. >v. AiUKiiA.il. WK CARRY A FULL LINE of Stoves, Tin Ware, HARDWARE, FURNITURE & COFFINS, Call and see us and get our Prices. Covin & Morrah, Mt, Oarmel, S. C, June 3, ISftl. (irn. The Short Line to Charleston &> Florida. pout royal AND wkstkhn carolina railway co. ClOMMKNCING [MAY 17, 1891, Passenger ) trains will run as follows by 75tli Meriilati time: (lolnc South. Daily, except Sunday Leave Anderson 7 IHI a hi "2 IX) |> m ? Leave Starr- 7 34 a m 3 4.S p in Leave Lowndesville S 40 a ni 3 50pm Leave Mt. Gunnel U 32 u in 5 59 p m Arrive McCormick 10 20 a ill II 40 |? in Arrive Augusta 12 40 p in !) 00 p in Arrive Charleston 9 30 pin 3 20 a ni Arrive Savannah 6 20 p m 6 (II) a in Arrive Jacksonville 7 35 u in 12 00 m Going North. Dally, except .Sunday Leave Jacksonville 7 30 pm Leave Savannah li 40 a m Leave Charleston S 10,a m Leave Augusta 4 20 pin Arrive McCormick ti 45 p in r j.??? MiW'm-inlek- li 50 p in C 30 a in Arrive Mt. Gunnel 7 85 p in ,S 02 pni Arrive Lowndesville 8 4S p hi 9 8S p in ; Arrive Starr !l 27 p in 10 44 p in Arrive Anderson 10 00 j> in 11 80 pin Shortcut and quickest route to Charleston, reaches ? there three hours ahead of any olher line. Connections tniide nt Augusta tor Atlanta and all points west. Tickrts on salt- at I*. K. it W. C. lty depots to all points at cheap rates and baggage checked to destina tion. For any further information apply or write. W. J. CKAIO, O. P. A. Ii. W. HUNT. T. P. A. Augusia, Ga. * If you want a real stylish and very cool summer Shirt, buy one of our Madras Shirts. Guaranteed not to shrink when washed. I\ Rosenberg & Co. tf. 1 A big lot. of.Straw Hats at grently reduced 8rices le now belug oll'ered by P. Hoaenberg & ' n. it. ? '-"'* >J!v . ' z" -J' .' ? in sii We have opened up Spring and Summer Go Gingham, Chal Teagle Cloth, Calicos, tonades, &c. Oar Stuck of CloIMng, For, Wool OUR LINE OF BLACK ANI VATS. SCARFS. SUSPENDER! CHIEFS, AND GENTS ITURJNTIS Generally Is very full. In fact all you could deslr We are Leaders in Shoes for Gents, readies and C In Children and Misses Slippers? Fifty Cents a ] WE ARE HEADQUARTER! AGES, CARTS, WAGONS, H. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PLIES IN ALL LINES. tW We cordially Invite all to Call on us. ' W. JOEL SMI April 15, 1891. If Notice. T TIIE UNDERSIGNKI) HAVING BOUGHT 1 the County right for the sale and operation of the J. G. FALLS & CO. GIN and LINTEH, GUMMEIt and SHAIIPENER are now prepared to either furni6h machines or to do tlia work themselves. Satisfaction guaranteed. Those wishing to Inspect the v.rs <1 a ua Hi/ nullino of (ho A hho. 1J ville Oil Mill. The patronage ^of all 19 soTic- * lied. Respectfully, F. S. EVANS. J. L. PERRIN 6. A. DOUGLASS lo Has on hand a full Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing; J. and HATS. A complete line of Saddles, Bridles and Harness,[Crockery, Guhr, Pistols, pi Cutlery. Barbed Wire, and Hardware of every Ij description. Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, .lew- v elry, Fancy and Domestic Groceries, Provl slonH, and Plantation Supplies. Just received a lot of Sewing J Machines of the latest and most ~~ improved styles with all attachments and warranted for five years at from $16 to $25, either for Cash j or partial payments, gi ALSO A LOT OK Bo Horses, Mules and Wagons J HASH or on TIME and on the very best TKttMS. Oct. IS, 1WH?. Dr. C.W. CASON, I Practicing Physician, HODGES, S. C. i ... . - . ~ nr OFFICK at tne Dome 01 Mr. ij. a. uaiv ?a> , LER. March 4. 1891. 3m WE ORAYDON it GRAYDOJf, E. 8. F. GILES, ^ Abbeville, S. C. Greenwood, S. C. (tRAYIION & ErRAYBON & GILES \\7E have formed a partnership for the prac vv tlce of law In all Its branches, underthe -r* Arm name of GRAYDON <fe GRAYDON & V BILEH. All business entrusted to any of the ab (lrm will receive prompt attention. iia ELLIS G. GRAYDON, ?T WM. N. GRAYDON, AC E. S. F. GILES. 101 March 12, 1890,tf ha . ou Terra Cotta Wells. rPHE undersigned Is not disposed to brag on X his new mode of water supply, but it Is _ proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that [lis wells are the best and more durable than iny other klud. He boasts of not having lost a sinele one In seven years, while two* u Lhlrds of his work is for parties having lost Vl Lheir dug wells. .of A?1/!raaa I TP 4 ? c M CALHOUN, Ca Greenwood, S. C. thi They are frog proof and superior to one dug, eh ind are bound to supersede all others. Joel S. Bally, Greenwood, S. C. Greenwood Cotton and Oil Mills. * Cal. Kinard, Ninety-Six, S. C. Rev. Pressly, Due west, S. C. Jones Miller, l obevllle. S. C. I have sunk nine-tenths of the wells In my town In seven years. Aug. PS JOHN ALEXANDER, \ Congaree Iron Works, Conmbia. S. C. ty -AGENT FORChapman's Perpetual Evaprrator. rJ llHKSti WORKS WERE ESTABLLSAED In Is 1 1847 by Messrs. Quo. Sinclair and Juuies An- ab lersonand purchased by me in the year 1356, and t roin that time till now curried on successfully by ? nyself. My friends and customers will bear witness if the large and stupendous Jobs executed by me. It II vus at iny works where the largest und almost only ob of its cla.-s ever executed In this city was done 'lz.: the making of the pipes for the City Water iVurks in the year 1S5S. My stoclv of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL iV'OUK, COLUMNS for Stole fronts, is lurge and T< nuloiis,and in KAIL1NGS for Balconies, Gardens, ,nd Cemeteries I have the larzest variety and most j; noder patterns; many of these are patented and 1 J. lavepunrchased the right for this State. ne In the maeliineline I can furnish my patrons wit* tei . ...i unii I'M ?( .n? iiiu h.iTI ta< JTEAM l'-BUinr.iJ ii"u ... _.. lescrlption, My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have bo tarried off lie prize at ev--ry State Fair helil in this j Ity, and in teir construction 1 have taken pains tto _ lomblue si mplicity with the must useful modern Im iroveineiits.andmny flatter in yselfthat my CIIiCLJ jAltSAW MILLS llnil favor vilhovery sawyer wli inderstnnds his business. The many orders I am steadi.y receiving for SU mm ) AK CANE MILLS prove that the publicappreciate T he mill* of my make, and so it Is with mv GEAK- f NO for HOUSE POWERS. OIN WHKKLS. Gl< 1ST * JILLS and other MACHINERY. I have tho liianiifncturini: ritrhts uf many j'atKNTS such as eastings for COTTON ANT) HaY 4 PRESSES, II AW LEY CORN sllRLLEK nnd three f tr four FEED GUTTERS and other implements. B I will he pleased to send my circulars to any appll ^ iant, together with price list or estimate. My prices ire moderate, and 1 assure the public I lint theyare I,'heaper than those of Northern manufacture r?,and hat my work will comparu favorably with that of I iny other maker. Address, Fa John Alexander, '?? Conoakkk Ikon Works, Columbia, h. C. Ci H. D. Reese, & WATCH REPAIRER, Bi A.t)l>evillc? S. C., |"S ALWAYS ready to serve the public In L bis lino of business, and solicits a share ilie, mirlt in Ills line. He will koop u varied stock of the nesi nnu shea pest spectacles and eye-glasses, together vltli silver plated ware audJewelry. Nov. Ill lsyo. f Never out of Stock j i TTTE KKEP ALWAYS ON HANI) A 1, W number of horses and mules for sale, pet A'e have now several excellent work animals | y which we will sell cheap. HD A. B. Hamlin, Agent. 2, Muylt). 1S91, tt W. . y [11. a Splendid Stock 01 OCLS. Lies, Outings. White Goods, Cot0 anfl Straw Hafs is \nm > COLORED SHIRTS, CRAS, HOSIERY, HANDKER HINGrS e. Ihlldren. A great bargain Is now offered Pair for Cash. S FOR BUGGIES, CARRIARNESS AND SADDLES, rS AND FARMERS' SUPTH & SONS. CEDTEA! HOT TEA! -ATA. M. HILL & SONS, if E are sole Agents at Abbeville Tor the ex V elusive sale of the celebrated 0. & 0. and Ko Mi Teas, eh noted for their great strength, purity, id flue blending of flavors. Remember where to get the beet Teas at the west prices. March 4,1891. S. COTHRAN. L. W. PERRIN. ?T. P. COTHRAN.? 3THR AN, PERRIN & COTHRAN Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, 5. c. \prll 29, 1891, it. Tlewellin setters, In the Stud. AOK S. & CLEVELAND. Registered la A. K. C. Siud Book. Descendants of adslone. I.ady Beaconsfleld, Pride of the rder, McDonald's Ranger, Ac. G. L. CONNOR, M. D. Unrch 11,1891. WANTED! Old U. S. and Confederate 'ostageStamps TSED from 1&12 to 1805. Many are very ) rare and command high prices when on e original letters or envelopes. Send for Ice list aud circulars explaining what Is mted. Best reference famished If desired. W. F. LAMBERT, Alexandria, Va. Lpril 3,1891. tf Great Bargains. JE HAVE JUST PERFECTED AR' rangements with one of the most rellle Arms In the United States by which we ve control of South Carolina ror the sale or IEFF PIANOS. DAVIS <fc SONS and PAL/E ORGANS. Wo ctfer Instruments at a v prices and on as liberal terras as can be d anywhere. Don't purchase before seeing r catalogues and prices. Address : JOHN A. HOLLAND, Ninety-Six, S. C. Representative of Chas. M. Stleff, Baltl)re. Medical Notice. /E the underelgued have formed a co-partnership under the firm name and style Mabry & Neuffer fur the practice of MEDINE and SURGERY in all their branches, lis will be promptly attended to. When 3 services of both are required only one arge will be made. THOMAS J. MABRY, M. D., G. A. NEUFFER, M. D. Ipril 4th, 1890. DR. J. B. BRITT. [YSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, - VERDERY, S. C DEALER in Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chem) icals. Paints, Stationery, fine Perfumery d Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Ac. ?rescriptioii8 accurately prepared at all urs. [Dec. 31,1890, -2m ESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE, UK DOUGLAS HOMESTEAD. On Magazine Hill, iR'oll'ered. The house "cw. and comfortuble, and the lot Is deslrle. Apply to T. L. DOUGLASS. Vbbeville. April 15,1891. tf. m, PATRICK CALHOUN, Attorney at Law and ,EAL ESTATE AGENT. N addition to my Law Practice, I have opened a Real Estate Agency, aDd will goilate purchases and sales on reasonable ms. I already have a very large Real Este business. It will be to the Interest of th huvers and sellers to give me a call. \Vibevll le, S. C.. Feb. 25,1891. ]VEW Fancy Grocery. }. H. MOORE [AS opened u New Fancy and Green Grocery .Store In Cotbran's Block. fe deals in everything found In a Fancy mlly Groceiy Store, where you can puriue the nicest CANNED GOODS, conslst( of Mined Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, : ? ? h , ether with FUESH PRUNES, APPLES, ,, and other delicacies. The substantial ICON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, Cigars of the Best Brands. V 'resh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and choicest Beef a specialty. ict. 22, 1890. Tew goods are arriving daily at 0. P. Heath "'o. ,600 ynrds of calico, best quality at Scents yard, P. Rosa n berg & Co. ou can not fail to be suited in our elegant e of spring clothing. P. Rosenberg & Co. (MM) yards bed ticking at a great red uctlcn E. Bell. - . .. ./ ' - |? , 4- ......