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tr' _ iTi'IMI-IHTHK . I M H . .r'?i Too 1'liar.v ul' I'rnlso. We are too chary of praise. I think we must confound praise anil flattery. | was much impressed once with seeing how determined CJod is that people! who do right should be praised. So t he has taken it upon himself, and ! says, "A woman who feareth the! Lord, she shall he praised." l?ut alasj it is often after she has gone from! earth, and then we say she was very I sweet! "-Vhy didn't you tell her so I when she was here ? j I had a dear friend once who had an only little daughter. She wanted j ner iu ue su (jcncvi. uuu .-m. ... , ways pointing out her inperfections, fe. and she did not sec that what, the child needed was praise. One day I when in her closet the child was kneeling at her side, she was so i? drawn out in thanfulness for the blessings of her life, and especially for tin* sweet child God had given her, that she became entirely uuconscous of the ? Jiltle one at her side. As soon as the mother ceased, the child threw her! arms about her mother's neck, and exclaimed; "Oh, mother, how you did brag about me to (Sod! Now I will be good." Suppose you make a trial of this on j some frozen ones around you. You complain that they are cold ; perhaps: you don:t think how much they have to chill them ; but try this way of i bringing out the feelings that lie buried, and that love aud praise mavj restore. We sing ? "Touched by a human heart, wakened by! kindness, Chords that were broken will vibrate once more." But do it, as well as sing. ?Margaret I Jut lorn. A i'ourtcoiiH I'riiicc. The young prince, who afterward I lost his life in the war between thef I English and Zulus, had one trait not J f common to children?he treated his: | playmates and all who served him ^ with marked courtesy. The favorite I companion of his sports was Louisj r. Conueau, the son of the emperer's physician. They were daily together, and may storms milled their inter?-j course. I One day, when there was to he a state dinner at the Tuileries, at which the prince was not to appear, he invited Louis Couneau to dine with ; him. Both lads were very fond of' strawberry cream, and the "prince inj order to give an agreeable surprise to his playmate, requested that dish to: be prepared for the dessert. During the morning the two hoysj quarrelled, and Louis Conueau re- j - turned home. The prince, iwo pnmu | to show any emotion at his playmate's. departure took his seat at the dinner- j table and tried to eat. But when the strawberry cream appeared his self-1 control gave way. The tears rolled ? down his cheeks, as he said to a ser'vant: "Take the cram to Conneau. and tell him I haven't the heart to eat it I without him !" ? Bg; Feed poultry only soft feed in troughs; scatter grain of all kinds on fk the ground. Always have the nests so that thej hens can walk into them rather than j jump down. Cooked food fattens fowls more read i-1 ]y, because it is more thoroughly digested . When duck eggs are set under a lien fSy it is best to make the nest on the ? ground. Ducks grow faster than chickens, \ are free from vermin and less liable to disease. Feed for growth or for eggs and not | merely for subsistence if poultry is to! pay profit. Pullets that are well fed will begin I laying earlier than if left to look out for themselves. Young poultry should not be allowed ' gp? to go on the roots too early : it causes deformed breasts. New Quarters.! iirur nnnntf MfV liUIIIM. Is H" r I am Now Prepared to Offer at f: ReasonaMe Prices tie Largest and Best Selectei Stock of ? Watches, Clocks, i mW 3E DE ~Xj ? "ST91 eV? Silverware, Spectacles, ??v' - and Ciold .Fens, ADd everything in the JEWELRY Line ever offered to tlu: people of Abbevi'le county. Sliver and^?ickel Watches from S'-.'ii) to Sis Gold Watches from S15 to S75. Clocks from $1 to S15. CHAINS. CHARMS. LOCKETS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS SCARF FINS, STl'DS, LACE FINS, BROCHEK, EAR RINGS and DROPS, and CHILD'S DRESS BUTTON SETS in GOLD and Rolled Piute at the Lowest Prices. Gold Rings, [quality guaranteed] from 75 cts. to $10 Sterling Silver Thimbles, Spoons and Forks very low. The celebrated Wm. Rogers Knives. Forks, Spoons, dc. Triple plated ou Nickel Silver. 14 K. (Jold Speclaclcs and KycGlnsses Irom $ 1.50 to ?8 per pair. Why injure your eyes by wearing cheap glasses when you can get Pebbles lor SL'.oO per pair. It will be to your advantage to call on me should you need anything In the Jewelry line Repairing neatly done ami all work guaran toed. Office 1:? store of J. C. N'CKLES. I J. T. Duckett, JEWELER, Greenwood, S. C. Oct. 15. 1890. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK AHUKVILLE. npHE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP I1ERET<>-* fore existing between J. Allen Sinith, special partner, and O. II. Moore, general partner, under the firm name of <}. If. Moore is this day dissolved by muturai agreement ?> per terms of articles of partnership made the lsU day of Oct. 1*90. Witness our hands and seals this :*) April, 1891. (i. II. MOOItK, (L.S.) J. ALLEN SMITH, (L. S.) In presence of T. 1*. Corn it an, James Ciiai.mkiw. Personally appeared James Chalmers and having been duly sworn, says: That he was present and saw J. Allen Smith and O. H. Moore sign, seal and execute the above instrument of writing, and that lit with T. P. Cothran witnessed the due execution thereof. JAMES ClIALMKKS. Sworn to before me this :ai April, IS'.'I, T. P CUT A R A N, (L. S.) N. P. S. May B, lS'Jl, Jmub mrnrr-i- i - ^ -.. . ... Ifil V-*/' ^ > ;... . ". ?' v". ' I' 11K .MAIN WHEEL IN A WATCH 1 makes l revolutions in a day of '.'1 hours, or l.iw in a year. Next, the centre wheel, 'Jl revolutions a or s.IHO in a year. The third wheel lO-.' in a day, or "i!?,<?.'!(I In a year. The fourth wheel 2,1 in in a day,or r.|.\,<;oo in a year. The tilth, or scape .wheel. 11'.'.1*"!'! in a day, or -I.T'JS.lImi in a year. 'J'lie "ticks" or heals of tin- l>alanee wheel in a day, <?r M1,\S2.0(M( in a year. The above is rnatliemetienlly correct, and should prove to you that a WATCH is a very delicate and complicated machine,and should it be out of order the watch requires the attention of a First Class Watchmaker The undersigned offers you all the ndvan tases that .skill and experience can coimnaud in ttie repairing of Watchs, Clocks and Jewelry. .ION < Jit AVI N (* any style letter or inonograuie executed sit short notice. All Work Warranted 12 Months. A IIrst class stock of COi.i). SIIA'Klt and NICKKI, W A TCI I Ms, .1 KW KLItV, SII.VKIt W A l{K lilll.il I'KN'S Ac. Rogers and Bro., -r*a? efl ? Wm. Rogers FORKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS. (ionrts guaranteed ns represented or niony refunded. No charge for engraving goods bought of inc. Place of business in F. F. IHinbar ?fc C'o's sto:e. R. B. Hennemann, GREENWOOD, S. C. Jan. 30, Is'JI, if Notice. IHAVK for sale two fine .1 KRSEY MII.K COWS with young calves, also two good II) lilt's. J. \\\ W. MARSHALL, May 5, ISiil Abbeville C. 11., S. C. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICK rr-STAIUS ON Men,WAIN Cor nor. Abbeville, s. c, March li!, 1891. tf SCHOOL NOTICE. AIJ. PKItSONS HAVING lil.'SlNKSS wlili tiic School Commissioner, will Unci him in his ollice, all public days ami every Saturday in eacli mont h nearest the middle ot the month, during the present year, lor the purpose ot registering claims, .to. K. COWAN, School Cotummissioi.er, Abbeville County. Feb. 1,1891 tf. R. H. HENDERSON, Attorney at Law. Grreemvood, >S. C. OFFICE over Leo Hal ley's store. Prompt attention eiven to eollections. April 1"?. 1S!H. l-Jm* 1) A. ALLKN, Prop. J. F. HICK, Swpl ALLEN MANUFACTURING CO. Clinton, S. C. ?MANITFACTUHK11S OFDoors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding. Brackets, Front Doors, Stair Rails, Newel Posts, Balusters, Scroll Sawing and Wood Turning, Flue Dryefl Lnmta fir Builders. Contracts Furnished at Short Notice. First t'lasH Work a Specialty mikI all Work <;iiarai?l?'i'?l. Correspondence solicited and letters of inquiry promptly answered. WIMTK JSKFOHK BUYING ELSKWHEIIE. licst Work. IiOMCNt Price*, J. K. MILLKK & CO. areajrenls for us, and orders given to them will receive prompt attention. Mireli -?, 1S!)I. 12m. j " UJAJjf The well-known Stallion, can be found at Waller's Stable Greenwood, S. C. TERMS, CASH. Flvo Dollars n Single Visit. Ten Dollars a Season, Fifteen Dollars Insurance. Money hy Disuranre Due as soon us Mare is ascertained to lie in Foal. I'KDlGRKE? Lewis Heduioml is :i I ?ecp May, Seven Years old, Fifteen and (tnc-Half Hands High; Sired by Messenger, Grundslre Old Granger, Great - Grandsire Old Mambrino t *liief, Great-G rcat-Grandsire Manibi itio Paymaster. Dam a very tine Kentucky Mare, said to be Harniltoniau. For further Information address W.J. McGEE, Riley, S. 0. April s, 1MU, ."in RICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to do all work in his department in the best manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing Si per month. Rasors honed and put In the best condition for 25 cents each. OR, E. L. WILSON, ??-OHIce upstairs over It. \V. t'/innon's store I Aug. -5, a u>* ***** * NOTICE. For Sale or Rent on t-I m j?.asy lerms. ONE HANDSOME LARGE TWO STORY Inime building, 8 rooms, with dining room, pantry ami stove room attached. Exceilint. well of water, nnd all necessary outhouses. Lot. contains Five and a Half Acres, located in the heart of Due West, in three minutes; wall; of the two colleges; flue orchard unit (lower yard annexed. A l-Si > House and Lot, Corner opposite Maptist Church, 1 rooms, well of good water. Lot contains Five Acres. Will a!s> oiler ONE lU?ILDIN(i LOT, fronting A ihoville street, containing Five Acres. ivith vvfll and snrinsr on orem I sen, splendid barn, stables and crib. I?'?r further Information apply to H. J. PONVEK, Or, J, \V. PoWKlt, Jnne 1, lSJll. -it. Duo West, s. r. The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company. f N* AO 'OUDANCE with Commission of L Secretary of Stale .1. Q. Marshall directed to the undersigned Hoard of Corporators of the AHHEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND 1Ml'KOVKM EXT t '< ?M PAN VNoliee Is hereby glveu that the books of subset iption of said company will he open at. theollice of J. A LLEN SMITH, President, on THIJKSDAY, FKIiKUAItY tith lnsl., at the Abbeville National Hank. ALLEN SMITH, \V. C. MrOOWAN, P. IIOSENBERO, A CO. W. SMITH, K. A TEMPLETON, K. M. HADDON, T. P. COTHHAN. Hoard of Corporators. Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 5 1891. Home For Sale. f 1 'IIK HIvST IMPROVED PLACE IN AHHEL vllle ( o'inty, located two miles from Due West, on the road leading to Donalds. imvi.nrii 'I'WI.'VM'V-Vmir'P niwl a quarter acres of lend in a good slate of cultivation. A handsome two Story Dwelling wilh ion rooms, Pun try and Brick Cellar. A lar?e orchard containing a nice variety of fruit. Four wells, good water, till out housedj in uood repair. For lui titer information apply to JAS. E. TODD, Due West, S. C. .1 u lieI Mil. it. DR. T. J. CRYMES, Dentist. GUAM'ATE, l'EXN. DENTAL SURGERY, Is permanently located at Cireen wood, and oilers his professional services to tireenwood and surrounding country. #jfr-\Vork done after the most improved and .Modern methods, lias given for painless extraction of teeth. #o*Office over Hank of Greenwood.1>?i | June'!, lSitl. .'linos. Walter L. Miller, tllnrunv 11 Mil '?? II ll ml lor :l| I.IIW. "abhkvn.r,K. s. a. PUACTICFN IX HOT 11 STATE AND 1 l-Vdorul Courts. Special attention given lo< <>!lections and to investigating titles. Dec. !. I Kid I. Cmn. WK WILL LKT THE BUILDING OK A JJiidgo across Saluda River near BOYIS MILL, Oe Monday, 29th June, at 12 M. Salil Iiridgn will be about itfN) feet long, and I will be paid for nne-half by Abbeville,and one-half by Laurens County. Specifications shown on day of letting. Builders will come prepared to give bond. ln i'KKK, ?'??. Com. for Abbeviiee Co. UOOLMA X, Co. Coin, for Laurens Co. June2, ism. It. DONALDS INSURANCE AGENCY. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Represented by : Aetra Fire Insurance Copy. rii n?i rt T?n? Si. tillll trBiUliJU ^ll'B lUSIIi'dJiUB Oil. Knoxvile Fire Insnrance Company. Hutnal Benefit Life Insurance Co. Stauflard Life& Acciflentlnsnrance D. S. Mutual Accident Association. I CAN make it to the Interest of parties wanting any kiml of Insurance to see or write me before placing same. liiisiucss and correspondence solicited. M. M. Mattison, llrokcr, Donalds, S. C. P. s.?I sell short term Accident polices, which are very popular, and cost, only 25 cents per day for $.>,000 Insurance. No one should take a trip w ithoutonc. M. M. M. Feb. It, 1MH. l-'ni. MACMURPHY & STORY, ARCHITECTS, No. 8 Gray's Piazza, AUGUSTA, GA. ARE PREPARED TO MAKE PLANS and superintend the building of CHURCHES, COURT HOUSES, SCHOOL HOUSES, JAILS, HOTELS. THE ATI? ES, STORES, DWELL IN OS. J uue 4, 1890, 12m V v:; TRAVELERS' GUI DE.j RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD! COliliMHIA Ai (illKKNVILLK Divi l.'ONDKNSKD H<; H K I) (IL K. In Kfli ct May 31, 1841. (Trains run by 75th Meridian time.) | NORTHBOUND. ! No. ! No. J No. ! No. J No. No. I 13. I 15. I 17. I 7. j 9. 4J. j A.M. j A.Ml | I r I .j 30 ,. A.M. P.M.! Lv Charleston...-j | ,. 40| 0 loj | M P>M Lv Columbia jlO 30.10 1D| | | (P.M. Ar Onion 12 8S Ar Spartanburg.....I I 1 551 i I Ar Tryon | | 3 00j | | Ar Saluda j 3 11 i ArKl.it Hock 4 (? Ar nemltTfuinvlllt'l I 4 22| I Ar Asnevmc | I " "I | i Ar H?t SpringHi 0 4t5. | Lv Paint llock...' g 50 Lv Morrlstown ..I I 7 1S| | Lv Knoxvilie I 8 30 | A.M Ar Cincinnati).... { ' i Lv Prosperity |ll ft7i 8 31| 7 2SI I . I .1 Lv Nftwberry 12 1>>, 8 'Oj 7 l"?. 12 25 Lv (.'iintun I I " ArLuumis j | i I ^ 431 2 2o Ar Ninety-Six I 1 i" *' I * Lv Ninety-Six.. J 1 I'1 ^'i Lv Greenwood I 2 I Of Ar Abbeville 3 2ft| | | | Ar Rciton ( i :t ill Lv Belton ? 3 30 P.M. Lv IVIzrr I 1 "7i I 112 |:> Lv Piedmont 4 201 112 :t0 ; I 1 ? ? Ar Ureenviiie, 5 00 P.M.. Ar Anileiwm I ft 112 l?*l Ar Peiiil'etiili I 0 3l| Lv Senecn [ | ; ?'l Ar Walballa [ S 2">l I I I ijui'tj j j j Ar Atlanta j 12 30j 8OUTIIB0CM). ! No.! No. ! No. No. j No. No. I 14. I 16. I 18. 8. 10. 42. l^rlzMipTxr ZmipTI P.M. Ar Charleston 9 30,12 50 I I P.M. I Ar Columbia j "> :>0! 8 501 10 10} Lv Union I C 20 Lv Spartanburg.....! | > -'{'?! > LvTri'on 4 17 l.v Salu<la? ! 3 ll| | I Lv Flat Kock | j :l 10 l.v 11 crirl 'H?in villt-.. I ! .'I 111! ! ! VrAshevllle i | 1 !w| Ar Hot Springs.. | |12 28. I | A.M. Lv Paint H"ck..J 111 Mil j Lv Morrislnwti ..| (9 2f<| ' Lv Knoxville i S J"?i l'.M. Lv Cincinnati!.... I I T 201 J Ar Prosperity 3 SOI S 1/j S :!l| I .M. Ar Newberry i ! i K l>0i 8 1;>i 0 30 Ar Clinton ! 7 {?2 "J ;*> Lv Laurens I I I > :I0 4 01 . ... )| 2 001 (i 3S Lv Ninety-Six... y j .j,,! Ar Greenwood j Moj j 0 1*21 I.v Abbeville ] 12 0J| | r? 00j | I A. .M | i l I Ml 45' I 1 -I'll , ... ArBelton r |U 20| 3 2.")! I Ar I Vizor i|iO M| I | | ;{<>* Ar Piedmont il" -I'l | ' Lv Greenville 10 IK? P.M.| 3 nr. Lv An<li*r?iin 110 flJ?| | 3 00] Lv Penclb'toti 10 IX, Lv Seneca 9 45, Lv Walhalln 'J 1"- j Atlanta I I I Trains 7,*S,?, 10, 1:1, 11, IT, IS, 42, 44 daily excep Sunday. ft>n 1 imr?n SlcojK'f <>n trains ! > ami Hi (MiaileKton. S. C., imp Cincinnati!, Ohio. Via Atlantic Coast Line, Columbia, Asbeville, Paint Hock, Morri*ton, Ciioxviiie, Jelico and Junction City. < .1. A. Dml'on Knpl., W. 11, Green, Won. Man r. .las. It. Taylor, Wen. Pass. Air't, S.,1 Hons, Truffle Mannp-r. 1). CAliDWKLL, Division Pa-s. A'-'ent. Col iitnliiu, S. ( SEABOARD AIK L1N?. GEORGIA, CAROLINA it NOUTIIEKN DIVISION. SUl'I'LEMKXTA U TO Timo Table ISfo. 2, ?IX KKKECT? o:00 a. m., Tu.*B<l;iy, June 2.'lid, 18111. BETWEEN MONUOE AND EDHEUToN. sotrrn ho uk ?. north hoi;n7?. 2 CluSH.'l CIllKH.' jl ClilSK. 2 L'Iuns. 21. j 4.1. j Jjjlii. 22. ' t ?..i 1'ussi-n- 11'iiB.teii- T . p . ger and STATIONS. ger and rL' ca' tfcl?ht-| Mali. j Mall. Daily I Dally j Dully Dully except I except | [ except j except Sunduy.jSunday., _ | Sunday.) Sunday. I'. M. 1'. M. :Lkavk. Arhivk. p. AI. I P. AlT S -15 < 2 15 ' Monroe.... 12 01 | C 21) 9 10 i 2 :iC | I'olter 114ft; SM !) 45 2 40 ; IVaxlinw 11 35 5 10 10 2 49 ! Osceola.... ' 11 2U ! 5 20 10 2T> 2 58 .....Van Wyck.... II 18 5 Oft 11 15 { 3^ Catawba Junction 1j 10 i 4 60 11 :i2 3 20 ....Harmony 1 11 Oj . 4 15 n :"i4 ;i 21) i....Kiliroinoor...) 10 57 I 4 oo 1" 1)4 3;t:l I llicklln | 10 53 ' S 50 r" l') :i 40 I.... Kodman 10 17 3 40 1 4 05 I Chester j 10 20 . 3 00 1 AO 4 22 ...unndy Kivw....j 10 10 ; 2 05 2 0,i, 4 j Leeds ; 10 00 1 IS ? :to l 10 i....Kli>b 1 >ani ...j o 4S 1 :>:> 0 4 58 j A.lu 0 38 115 3 oo 5 og i Delia y ; l 05 ! , 5 20 !.... Whltmire.... ! 23 1 12 40 4 00 : 5 37 I Lyn !M1 12 15 1 15 i 5 4!)!.... lCenno 'J 02 12 0.5 4 :1G t"> Oo I Dover 8 '<) 11 45 5 0:i \ J| ^ Clinton U s & H 40 5 40 0 57 ....Mountville... 8 02 10 57 5 55 7 00 ....OroM 11 III... J " 53 10 10 II 15 I 7 18 Lota 7 40 j 10 L0 7 20 7 :>8 ....Greenwood... 7 20 , !) ?)0 7 ;{i) i 7 4:J WuMen 7 14 9 25 7 48 : 7 57 Una 7 00 !| 07 8 40 8 18 ....Abbeville..,.] (i 40 b 10 'J OS ' 8 41 Walls 0 20 7 40 OIK !l 01 Calhoun Falls. 0 02 I la 10 05 i) 16 ..Heardmont ...: 5 47 li 42 10 22 !l 25 '.. Middle ton ....< 5 37 G 2o 10 50 0 42 .... Klberton.... 5 20 0 00 A. M. P. M. A.M. A.M. Southbound train?, whether delayed or not, have absolute right of track over Northbound Trains of the same class, JNO. 0. WINDKi:. L. T. MY BUS, General Manager. General Superintendent. T. W. Whlsnant, 6uperiniundent. ! Charge of Schedule on C., N. & L. R. R. Sl'l'l'LBMKNT TO "('iuiin?i:tioii at'" 0., U. k N. Junctions. Connection at Clinton, S. C. I Freight.. Pass. | STATIONS. j IVs. Iprcight. A M. ' I*. M. ! : A. M. I?. M. S .VI | :{ ? iLvCnl.CN&L Ari li OS 7 40 12 25 ! 5 35 Newberry W 25 ) ."5 2 10 ; 0 '! ') [Ar Clinton Lvi S '?) 2 50 i'. m. i i : Agents < . .V N. It. li. smith of Clinton will imUi that llie aliow sclii-ilule will enable passengers to risit Columbia, rt'inuin from 11:0s a.m. until 3:52 p.m., ami return home Niine day. n. W. H. (1 LOVER, D, 1\ Agent. Abbeville S. C., June 25th, IS9I. ~i Tlie "Old "Reliable" South Carolina Railway Co. CoMtneneing Sunday, May .'it, 18'Jl. Passenger Trains will run a* follow*, "Eastern time." TO AND FROM CHARLESTON, DAILY. For Columbia. Leave Charleston C !0 n. in. 5 sill p.m. Arrive Columbia !l I") " 10 00 " For Augusta. Leave Charleston (! 50 a in C (X) p m Airive Augusta 11 51) a m 11 15 p in r or vmu iroM'ii, Leave Columbia 0 511 a in ft 45 9 Oil pin Arrive CMiriesloit 11 os a hi !) .'1(1 I'J do a in Leave Augusta 8 00 a lit -i HO !> 10 p m Ariiye Charleston 1 15 p in 10 15 T 50 a in Cniin* ctionsnt Columbia (rnion Depot to and from ull poinlsoii Columbia and Greenville Railroad daily except Sunday ; to and from all points on Spartanburg, 1'nion and Columbia Hal I road, und beyond daily by trains leaving Columiiin at 5:45 p. in. and arriving at | M;|5 a. iii. Connections made with C., C. & A. It. j It. Iiy all trains to and from all points liast. Tfiroujih trains between Columbia and ISIacksbiirg viu. Camden, Laneester, Hock IIill and York ville as I per aiiove Schedules. Trains arriving: in Columbia at !IM5 ami HfciM a in, connect wilh the 1!. .v 1). lor Cincinnati. l.*-ave Charleston 0:10 a in. Arriving in Cincinnati 7:-'!0 next morning. At I'regnidl's to and from all points on C. S. Si N. I tail road. At Cliarlestou with steamers for New York, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; with i Charleston and Savannah Railroad to and from Sa-i van nail and Florida points daily. At Augusta with Georgia and Central Railrotid to and from all points West and Smith. At Blackville to and from points on Uarnwell l'ail- ' rood. Through tickets can be purchased to all points' South and West hv applying to G. 1\ MILLER, U.T. Agt, Columbia, S.C. (5. M.WAUD, General Malinger. S. II. PICK HNS, Gen. 1?. * T. A. I Columbia, Xouberry A I,ntire??* ?{. It. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO. LKSSKK. 1). II. Ciiami:ki:i.ain, Koceivcr. Cof.umiiia, S. IKmVIIiImT 7, m>. Pas!". *.Mixf-i|. +Pass. east i'.ol'no. A M. P. M. A. M. I Lv Clinton* 7 Oil 2 2."> 7 00 Lv Ncwbi-rry S 00 ! Ill S 00 Ar Columbia !> 5*> 7 50 10 00 *Dnlly except Sunday. tSumlay only. PaJ*. ?Sllxoil. tPa^i". west houni) I*. M. A. M. I'. M. ! Lv Columbia .>35 s ;>0 81) i Ar Newberry 7 .>"> 12 "Jo "> 4 > Ar Clinton* $ 42 2 10 -ft) *Dnily except Sunday, tiumlny only. C. M. WAUD. General Manftcer. & I?, Pickens, (ten. Puss. Act. The Short Line to Charleston & Florida. PORT- ROYAL AND WKSTKRN CAROLINA RAILWAY CO. Commencing [may it. isoi, passenger j trains will run as follows l?y 75th Meridian time: Goin^ South. Daily, except Sunday Leave Anderson 7 On a in 2 (Mi p tu Leave Starr- 7 31 a hi 2 43 p in Leave Lownilesvllle S 40 a m 3 SO p in Leave Mt. Carinel 9 32 a in 5 SO p in i Arrive MeCorinick 10 20 am 0 10 p in Arrive Augusta 12 40 p in 9 00 p in Arrive Charleston !l 30 p m 3 20a m Arrive Savannah 0 20 p m C Oil a tu Arrive Jacksonville 7 35 am 12 00 m Goin^ North. Daily. cxceptSunday Leave Jacksonville 7 30 p in Leave Savannah II 40 a in Leave Charleston 8 10 a hi L ave Augusta 4 2ft p m Arrive McConnick fi 45 p in Leave McL'ormick fi .V) p in 0 30 a in Arrive Mt. Carmel 7 Si p in S 02 pin Arrive Lowndesville S 45 p in II 8h p in Arrive Starr !i 27 { hi II) 44 p m Arrive Anderson 10 1)0 p in 11 30 p in oni! riit!r>L'nct mnf.i ?i. I M?.ir'nc?/^n there three hours nheml of any other line. Connections tntwie nt Augusta for Atlanta nn<! nil points west. Tickets on sale at P. IJ. ?0 W. 0. Ky <le|iots to all points nt cheap rates anil Kiiranjre checked t? <l>-siination. For any further information apply or write. W. .J. CUAIG, O. 1?. A. Ii. W. HUNT. T. I'. A. AuguMn, Gn. IIfew CpJ-c*c?cfc^ THIS WEEK AT THE f nt in mn TOO Rolls Wall Paper .lust, in, price low, 15, '20,25 and 35 for double rolls. Oil WI..?fow~Sha.lcs Willi Spring Hollers, prices .50 to 75 cents cacli?good and low price. io Rolls I'm per Window Shades 5H fonts roll or 111 cents each. ?00 Chairs Ki \ c<l Tills week, making about 700 Chairs on hand. We have tiie latest styles of dining high back old styles, very pretty. l.imit * imi'N And Book Cases Combined?will soil at the lowest prices. All good walnut goods. 12 Chamber Suits In Oak and Walnut.and NUli Cillery tlnisli. Sonic of tlie seats very fine, and will sell them lower than the same quality can be sold elsewhere. 'PlIK above described goods and a lull line i of all kinds of furniture in store at. CHALMERS' Furniture Store. June 10. IS!U tf WANTED? KnergPtlc young man ror office manager. Salary ST" per mnntli, and interest in the business. References,ami small easli capital required. .S-i'J I $ road St., Augusta, Oil. WANTED?Ladies and gentlemen to travel. Salary ??"> per week. No eanvusIntf. 3rd lloor, .*12 IJroad St., Augusta, Oa. Four Milk Cows. noUlt (JiKiD MILK COWS WITH YOlTNO calvcs for sale. Apply lo I?. II. HOWARD. Hard Labor Creek, near While Hall. June ' ). 1MII. *cELEB]aATB^^ cottohiiil i bloom mm I WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS rroo of Froljrljf. 1'silJr (inarnrtPP'J. !H.W.HU3BARDlK^'?&r I tt?>" We curry stocic ct voriouo Southern poln:s | fur quick delivery upon rocolot of ordora. "OSGOOD" U. S. Standard mm scales Sent on trial. Freight paid. Fnll.v irarranit*)!. "i Vnri <PQf? OtliPr Si yes Proportionate! v f.ow O iUll OOJ. II. W. S3( Ettt \U!>. Gen Southern Manager. ATLANTA. (!A. 1)Al.I.AS, TKXAS. June 3.1S91. lmo. LAND FOR SALE. aiya ACRKS, situated ns follows: ^ VJ I V r ronwiret'invuuu ai.\ inuf.-, num liradley six miles. From Verdery two and a half in lies. From New Market five miles. The land Is level and highly Improved, there arc also one hundred acres of flist class bottom land on the place. Two dwellings and a number of negro cabins, For terms and further particulars apply to WM. PATRICK CALHOUN, May 4,1891. Abbeville C. H.t S. C. For Sale At a Bargain. ONE 2> HORSE POWER WESTIXGHOrSE Engine and Holler. Two (iOSaw Pratt Gins, Feeders and Condensers. One Moss Power Press, Seed Conveyor, and everything complete for ginning, in Jlrst-class order. For further particulars address, J. H. OLDHAM, Greenwood,S. C. FRESH ARRIVALS A. M. Hill & Sons. tlAI.IKOUNIA evaporated Peaches, / Un canvassed Picnic Hums. I! canvassed Itrcaklast Strips. summer Cheese. Tea-cakes in variety. Sotla (.'lackers (Mason's best.) Pure Leaf Lanl. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! Pure Apple Vinegar (triple strength.) White Fish in one-half llarrelsand Palls. .Mavai.lM'I. tf. Good Stock. Il.Mlio. a Registered llolcstein Pull, is j now at Seal's stables. May IS, I Sill. J. W. MOmt.MI. WE CARRY A FI LL LINK I j Stoves, Tin Ware, HARDWARE, FURNITURE & COFFINS. ' Call and see us and get our Prices, : Covin & Morrah, Mt, Carinel, S, G'J June :t, Isltl. (im. ' I fyou want a real slyllsli and very cool " summer Shirt, buy one of our Madras Sliirls. Guaranteed not to shrink when wa>lnd. I'. ltotienherf? A Co. if. A i'k lot of Straw Hals at sroatly reduced ! prices Is now being ollered l?y I', Uoscnhcig A ' fo. 11, j m"wy .oWrfi i ^iw-i wn in ii mt ?*tt**rr<r * rK+r&uf We iiave opened it] Spring and Summer G Gingham, Cha! Teagle Cloth, Calico; tonades, &c. Our M of CMiiij, Fiir, Wo OUR LINE OF BLACK AI VATS, SCARFS, SUSPENDS CHIEFS, AND GENTS FURNK Generally is very full. In fact all yon could dc We are Leaders in Shoes for Gents, La'lies an in Children and Misses Slippers? Fifty Cents a WE ARE HEADUUARTE AGES, CARTS, WAGONS, ! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEI PLIES IN ALL LINES. JSfWe cordially invite nil to ('all on us. W. JOEL BUI April 15, 1S9I. tf Notice. rpilK UNDF.IWIGNK1) HAVING r.OffJIIT 1. tho''onnl.y right. tur the s:ilc ami operation of the .1. fl. KAIjI.K Co. (ilN jiimI ' I.IXTKK, (JUMMKit and SHAltl'KNI.K are now prepared to cither furnish machines orj to do tho work themselves. Satisfaction guaranteed. Those wishing to inspect lii*;| machine can do so hy culling sit the Abbeville Oil Mill. The patronage of all is solicited. Respectfully, P. S. F.VAXS. J. I,. l'KUIIIN" G. A. DOUGLASS lias on hand a full Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing and HATS. A complete lino of Saddles,) iiridiesand IIarnrss,A'rock? ry, CJuns, l'isiols, Cutlery. Hnrbod Wire, and Kurd ware of every description. Lamps, f.ainp (,'liimneys, .lew-J elry, Fancy and Domestic < Jroccriei, l'rovi-j slons, and Plantation. Supplies. Just received a lot of Sewing i Machines of the latest and most j improved styles with all attach-, ments and warranted for five years at from $16 to $25, either for Cash or partial payments. A I.SO A I.or OK Horses, Mules and Wagousj I("ASII or on TIMK and on tho very best I TKU.MS. Oct. I-',, iswt. Dr. C.W. CASOHV trciniQT> JL xav;i/ii/iiig x Axjf oiviciuf HODGES, S. ! OFFICK at tlic liomo of Mr. r.. A. DANTZLKlt. Mil roll I, IS'ji. ::ni BltAYIWN .1 fSKAYImX, E. S. K. GII.KS Abbeville, S. C. Gl'toii wood, S. C. j &R AYDON & GRAYDQH & GILES | have formed a partnership for lit" | rae ' * tleoof law in all its liriiiii'lu's, msilorllie| firm name of (tWAYl'ON ?V (ilt.\Vl??N A (iJLKS. All business entrusled l<? any of the lircn will receive prompt ntteniion. KM.I# OKAYI'ON, I \VM. X. (illA Vl'ON, K. S. F. UII.F.S. March 12, LSW.t f Terra Cotta Wells. rPHK utiderslKiiPd Is not (lisnosoil to Imitf r>n ! 1 his new mode of water supply, but it. is proven beyond tlio shadow of a doubt 1 lint his wells are the bevt and more durable than any other kind. I!c boasts of not having lost a slnirlo oife In seven yenrs, while twothirds of his work Is for parties bavin;; lo-aj their dug wells. Address, r. M. CAl.IIorN, *.ireen v.(miii, v. i Tltcy are Tro^ proof ami superior to one dug, and are bound to supersede all others. Joel S. llaily, Greenwood, ft. C. Greenwood Cotton and oil Mills. Cal. Kinard, Ninety-Six, S. ('. Hev. l'ressly, Due West, K. ('. Jones Miller, i bbuville.K. f. I Jiave sunk ninc-teiitlis ot tlio wells in my town in seven years. A ii?. JOHN ALEXANDER, Congaiee Iron Works, Coumbia. S. C. ?AGKNT FOR? Chapman's Perpetual Evaprralor. I 'r-IIKSK WOUIvS WKKK KSTAISLLSA Kl> In' 1 1S4T by Messrs. Sinelsur and James An- j drr.^inami purchased by an* in the year !kii<1 from ttiat time llll now rarrk'il on s'icccssiully bv | iny.-ell'. My friends and customers w ill hear witness i>l tin- lar^e and stupendous jobs executed I>y me. 111 whs at my works where the larivst and onlj job i.f its cla:sever executed in tins city w:i.? vi'.: the makins ol the plpvii for tlx City Watrr M'.irks in tin- ye.ir IsiiS. My stock o'f nallci'fts for AUCUITKi.TiriJAl. Wo!iK,(J?Hit:MN'> for Store front*, is larn- Mn) v-uioiis, anil in li.\ I I.I\GS for Kalnoidc?. i ..r :<n?. and <'cmetci ics I have ?!: largest variety anil nm-i roo.b-r patterns; many of these aiv parcnto! aid l| IctVf |ililir<!li:i.'>'(l ti.i riL'iii niniii?.'i.i!i. Iii ill- tmifliiiD'iltii: I can Inrlii.-li my pstr'T.}. wi'? STKA.M UNCIN I'.S and IK>lLKI:s ,.t any si/.* j dffcii|iti?'li. My I'll;1 I1.AI: SAW 'MILLS linv<?! C irrii il "il'lic (.rizral ? v- ry Ssati' Kail- In hi ill lliis j cilv, alnl in loir !o:i*lriir!i?ni I have laki 11 {?:ti? ? ti.o . .inline j>i in j ! ii-i! y witli il;i rin.-l n> fill mmlfi n im I'p'Vollli-lits.iilhliliaV llalli-r mvycll that iny (ILt'C I I.A li SA W MI I I.S liml i'avor ?'III: , . iy - :wy(r w!. tinil'Tstiiml? hi.- hnslm .-s. Tin- many nr<h-r> I am sti\ii!l.y r?-.-?-lvli:j; for S1" | (iAIiOAXfc MIL.L> prow fiat tin-pa!- i> | the tnillit of my make, ami soil is ?\ i?51 fnv lllvVI;INO f..rlI0i:SK l?0WKi:<.?fiN WIMIXS. ! I MILLS ami other M At III N 1.1. V. I have llic in an tl f:i it r i r: ? li-.-IJnl' MMtv !'\T-J KNTS SlU'll as rastinu's' '<lYTf?N \.\|: I'.\ \ ! I'lJHSSKS, IIAWf.KY ruliS HKi.l.l K :iii?! il iv. i or four I'"KEI> t'l'TTKlIS ami ? ! li- r Impi. a-.nl>. j 1 will !? plt'AM'il l?i s.'ii'! my rim,lais m y . j-| i Cttllt, tou'et her IVit li price li?t I.r eM ill at". M v : . arc mixlcratc. am! I a><iilc tin- pnMic '!ia? i?:. yar. ' I'licaprr tlian IN >1111 l ii iii:;i!i>fi:en:r. (.-".am1 | that my work will compare lavortii.li with th ,: ut | any utlicr maker. Ail. John Alexander, C'rtnoa I :to.v \V>ii:ks, < "?j!t?in 1 . s. ' . j H. D. Beesoj WATCH EEPAIS33. Al>l>oviIl;*, S. < IS ALWAYS n:i:!.v |<> si-rvv t!: im1.!;:' in 1 his Dili* <>l' I'liKinos, iiiu! :? -.'l it*. r?f tlio work in hi I:?i lie will ( :i v:irii'(t si ? !{ oi'ih" l?--t :??:>I !>? > t s(irci!tvli-s :nnl < \ _ i: - - : Willi silver i>!:<ti-?i w;tir ami : Hcliv. Nov. Ill Never oat of Stock Wi-: ki:i:i always nx i:am> a lllllllhi r Ol I'orsrs :iiul limli - |i r s;;li\ j \\V have now rcvi ral twri'Hciil worl: :ti::ii:;il> which we will 11 ?:lu,:ip. A. B. Hamlin, Agent. Miiy in, IMM, It ^ j' i i .?r??ri Hi -i nil n?{ III flllll. 'j p a Splendid Stock 01 oocis. Hies, Outings. 3, White Goods, Cot& and Straw Ba's is IiiiiK lb COLORED SHIRTS, GUARS, HOSIERY, HANDKERTHINGS I Children. A ^rcnt bargain i? now oftercrt Fair for Cash. RS FOR EUGGIS3, CARRIRARNES8 AND SADDLES, NTS AHD FARMERS' SUP[TE & SONS. JOED TEA! HOT TEA! ?AT A. Irl. HILL & EONS. WK are solenjrenls at Abbeville for the ox elusive sale of the celebrated 0. & 0. and Ko Mi Teas, oiu-li tmUtl for their great strength, purity, :tiul lino iileti<liii? of flavors. li'Mnentlier where to get I tie hr?st. Teas at 1 lie lowest prices. March 1,181)1. .1. S. CO'J'H i! A N". I-. XV. l'KRRIN. COTHRAH/PERRIN & COT'HRAN Attorneys at Law. ATobeville, S. C. April IS!)!, tf. mum SETTERS, ~. In the Stud. i \('lv S. .t CLKVKLAND. Registered in ?' A. IC. Slnrl iiook. Descendants of iiaiislolic, 1 ,ady llciu'dlisliolil, 1'iide of the iionl-r, Mc!>oii;iM's Itaiisi r. Ac, O. I.. CONNOU, .M. I). March II, ISSH. W ANTED! Old IT. S. and Confederate Postage Stamps 1 7S!01> front l.s! _' to lstiS, .Many are very U rare si ml command hleli prices when oil tin; original lett< rs or envelopes. Send for price list. end circulars explaining what is wanted. lies I reference furnished if desired. \V\ K. LAMiiKKT, Alexandria, Va. April ">, Is'.H. If Great Bargains. \\'K IfAVK .TCST I'KIU'ECTKl) All' niiivinenls witli one of the most reliable firms in the I'nti.'d States hy which we liave control <<! Sou. li i arollna for the sale of ST I I'.FK I'I \ N? >S. liAVIK Si SONS and I'A LACK l)a(.IAN<. \V?* oifer Instruments at a low prices and on is li'.enil terms as can ho had any where. I> ?ti'! "iirchase before seeing out c.'talo^m s and i>r;c *. A i Id re. s : Ji.JIN A. HOLLAND, Nlnely-slx, s. C. Kepresenla'ive of Chas. M. stieli, UnlLltuot Medical Notice, W'J'T Mir tiiHl?,rsijriti,<l have formrda co-nartnorslilji unilc- iiio l!r:u name ami style of M.'iljry A X -it!! ! .r the praetire of MKD:ri.\K?i!?lsiri;(;K!:V ill nil Iiit?ir brandies. (V'llswil! lie promptly attended to. Wben i he s<-r\oi" !>??!I: uro ivcjisired only one charge wiil made. T!H >M.\s J. V.MJRV, M. I>., C. A. -NKCl Kj:;!, M. I>. April 1th, lsiKI. DR. J". I?. BEITT, I'll YSH'IAN AM) IlirffirtlfcT, - VKKUKKY, S. C Di: \I.KK in I'tirc !>>\'z~. ^!o?I:ci?ir.s. Chemicals. rainls, st-iiii'iicry. line I'rrluniery andToikt Ariielos. K-im-y < >N. ?Ve. iT?<eriplioiis jiccuraiiiy pre; >n red at. all lionrs, [ 1 x'C. .'Jl, 1MW, l-'ni ""1/\T1 OATf UJjtjixl'AijJjX: nvuiixi run o/ijjij. JMIK I HirCf. AS !!t)M!>.TKAI>. i (in It:1.. is The house is ''e-v, ,it- i rotuioi silKi till- lot Is tit'sir:U>1'\ Ai'!i v I.i T. I.. KOt'UI.A.SS. A l.l.t-vii!April 1-. WE fmm MOON, AUoincy .it Law unci :eeal estate agent. r \" :iil<i!tluM in riv !.:uy '.'.wrllw, ! hnvo [ <<)ii:i'.l :i i ! I I . Tilt' A . tilicy, 1111(1 will lt< titl |ii:iril:. i - :ii:tl s: :? - oil ll\i'<>?ul?lo Iriliis. ! :t!rv:.ily li;i\i-:i v..:y l:?,u?* K"'?l Ksfiif l>tl->iin !t will ! i i tlie inii'ii sl of lie! !i 1 >tl \ tTS :i!ni .>il i% Vi- Hit' :i til i I. AMx vil.i , S. C? > , ! . 1 -I Fancy Gioceiy. b/ w ft TDf WAATJW ?jr. aa. AmvUJSilj Jf / A-' :> N v r';ilir*y il!iil < Jreon tiroJ \ ! , :> i . :l ?' ? iii'itii'n !:mck. !'< iifi.'s -.i M-rvi.iiui.' ! ;tit'. I in :i i'unry I 11; > ;;: Si I . V.|V \ I ! I ? :?-? I >111 i.-f s>it.-..--1 v . cisisli ! ; !:- a r.a n::-;. aiti.ks, in ! .-.It : . l m :, s. ai ii<r> k -o -> ' -i \ r;r? c", 7 TT5-3 Jjk?vw .'Y, . Ail./ m Wf ? f* n? ?r.-x"- -. ? VV,*^ A P? c. .' '.?? i w WhLVi :.: :] (^TSAfrS. V < hi-;::-,; ci* :y.?' JJr.Lc^s. v r I'..!;: .:?,. . tt:ul '. ! '.'.'. i : . > < * > I M ;<! ....? ;'t < >. !'. i' :i!h, l.i- > v !*' . . (Mi.-'Kty iti r.uis l'i I ; .? !. ; ' .v ? >. V. :, , ,I,I ir I f . . ;;:{. ;:i <iit ntt. 0," 'I \ III ;! Irt 1 1 ! !; ;i! :iI ' i :it I I I m ill |\ iv.: . v.- n