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Beantlful Hands. Such beautiful, beautiful bands. They're neither white nor small, And you, I know, would scarcely think That they were fair at all. I've looked on hands whose form and hue, A sculptor's dream might be; > Yet,are these aged wrinkled hands, i Most beautiful to me. , Such beautiful, beautiful bauds! Though heart was weary and sad, These patient bands kept toiliug on That the children might be glad. I almost weep as looking back To childhood's distant day ; I think how these hands rested not, When mine were at their play. Such beautiful, beautiful bands! They're growing feeble now, For time and pain have left their mark, On hand, and heart, ami brow. Aiaui nins! the nearlne time, 1 And sad, sad day to ine, 1 WUeu 'neath the daisies out of sight. These bands will folded be. But ohbeyond this shadow lamp, Where all 18 bright and fair; 1 know full well these dear old hands, Will palms or victory bear. Where chrystal streams, through endless I years, Flow over golden sands, < And where the old grow young again, I'll clasp my mother's bands. Ellen II. M. Gates. 1 Cheap or Dear. "Oli, mamma, Isa Weed has such a i lovely new spring hat all trimmed with wiugs?six black birds' wings, with red spots on them. Somebody ill the country shot the birds for her la?t summer. SJje made the hat herself, and It only cost three dollars altogether?wasn't it cheap?" "Not very," answered mamma, gravely. "I should say it cost a good ' deal?more than I should care to give for a piece of finery." Majory looked surprissd. "Why, mamma! It is much prettier than Nesta Blackthorn's, which came to twice as much?the wings cost next to nothing, you see." ''Are you sure?" asked Mrs. Rose baum, "i fancy tney cost a gooa deal." "Now, mamma, what do you mean?" "I will tell you a story to illustrate my meaning." "Oh, do, please!" said Marjory. "Here it is* Mr. and Mrs. Starling arrived one morning toward the latter end of April, coming from the South, where they spent their winters. They had married the year before and look ed forward to passing a long and hap- , py life together, for divorces are quite unknown in the Starling family. They ! had come back to the place where their ancesters had lived for seveial ' generations, and intended to set up housekeeping near the homes of their parents. After much consideration they pitched upon a proper Jocatiou and set upon building their nest. It was placed in a willow bush on the edge of a small swamp, and carefully constructed of small sticks, roots, and v. dried grass,lined with softer materials. Here Mrs. Starling laid six pale-color ed eggs ana us&umea utr seat upon them to wait patiently for their hatching. Mr. Starling was eonstan in sup- . plying his wife with fo >d, and brought her every delicacy of the season tiesides watching over her safety and and cheering her with his song. "In process of time the eggs were hatched, aud then how happy were the parents, and how busy; for it was i no light labor to supply their little ? aping mouths with food. From early awn to .late twilight Mr. and Mrs. Starling were on the wing, returning to the nest every teu minutes with a * worm or other insect." "They must do a great deal of good in that way," remarked Marjory. "Almost all birds do, Well, nothing disturbed the happiness of our friends for a time. The young birds grew and prospered. They were not yet able to fly, but they shook their little wings, peeped over the edge of the nest and talked of what they would do when they got out in the i woria. " 'They are really getting on very < well,'said the fatherbird, regarding bis children with great satisfaction from the bough where he was sitting. 'They will soon be able to fly.' " 'In a week or ten days, perhaps,' replied the mother, who was perched on the edge of the nest arranging her feathers. It is not best to be in too much of a hurry to get the little things out.' " 'Peep-weep!' said all the young starlings at once. Now 'peep-weep' in the starling language means 'lam hungry.' "'You greedy little things,'said the father, 'you cau't be hungry already.' 44 'They are growing so fast, you see,' remarked his mate, for starling mothers are like other mothers?they always find excuses fof their children. .But sit still, my dear, and rest?I saw a fine nest of caterpillers not far off and I will go and bring something to stop those little mouths.' "She flew ofFaccordingly, and was just returning with bei* bill full of worms when pop went a gun close by, and with a pitiful cry the poor mother starling fell to the earth, wounded to death. "As she did so, two men appear eu uu me euge ui iuu owaiuu. xuc younger was springing forward to pick up the fallen, bird when the other checked him. "'Wait a minute aud we will have the other,' said be. 'They always stay by each other.' "Soitproved. With a cry of rage and grief the fatherbird sprang to the help of his wife and was brought down in his turn. "'He is only wounded,' said the young man. 'Poor little fellow, it was almost too bad to shoot hiin for trying to help his mate.' " 'Yes; women who wants the wings won't care about that,' replied the other man. 'Pick him up and twist his wings off. That will finish him." ' "O mamma!" exclaimed Marjory, throwing down her work. "Could any oue be so wicked as that?" "It is often doue by those who shoot for the sake of the wings," replied ' Mrs. Rosebaum. "For two long days the little starlings pined and u ourned ' for their parents. They could see their mother lying on the ground, and 1 wondered why she did not come to their call, for, of course, they knew 1 nothing about death. One, the strongest of them, got upon the edge of the nest and made a brave attempt to fly, that he might bring food for the rest, but his wings were not fully fledged, and he was weak from want of food. . He fell into the water and was drown ed. The others perished one by one, and the pretty home in the willows ' was left desolate?all that a young . lady might have a hat trimmed with birds' wings. Now do you think that . hat was cheap or dear?" "I think it was horribly dear," answered Marjory. "i would not have it for anything* But, mamma, are all feathers got iu such cruel ways?" "Not ostrich feathers. They are not taken?at least from the tame ostriches?till the bird is ready to shed them." ! "Mamma," said Marjory, wiping her eyes, "do you think the ladies who , wear them know what tbey cost?" "They might know, if they do not. Enough had been said and written upon the subject." There are two sides to every story, " and some of them have four side9 and , a ceiling. * f . '..-v j:;-. _ ^ ???>i? II ? Returns to Probate Court. All administrators, executors.- . Guardians and Trustees are required to make return of receipts and expenditures on account of their several estates before the fir>t day of March next, or be subject to rule and costs. ' J. FULLER LYON. 1 Jud^e Probate Court. Jau. i:t, 1892. i "SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP." : THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK AUnF.VILLE. rPHIS is to certify that the undersigned 1 have formed a limited partnership pursuant to the provision of the General Statutes of the State of South Carolina. That the name or tlrru under which such partnership is lo be considered is A. M. AIKEN. That the general nature of ihe business is buying and selling merchandise. Thai A. >1. Aiken is the only general partner and J. Allen Smith is the only speolal ] partner. That. A. M. Aiken resides at Coronaca and J. Allen Smith resides at Abbeville C. II.. both in said state and County. That the said J. Alien Smith lias contributed actual cash, in good faith, the sum of two thousand dollars to the capital stock ol the said business. That the partnership is to commence on the 5th day of January, 1SD2, find terminate oil the lilst day of December, ISfM. Madfe and severally signed In presence of the subscribing witnesses at Abbeville, S. C., the 5th day of January. 18M2. J. ALLEN SMITII, A. M.AIKEN. Witness: T. P. Cothrnn, Lewis Perrin. HIE J5TATK U! Wl in ( County of Abbeville.) 1 Personally appeared Lewis Perrln and having been duly sworn, says: that he was present and saw J. Allen Smith and A. M. Aiken make and severally slun the foregoing certificate and that he with T. P. Cothrau witnessed the execution thereof. LEWIS PERRIN. Sworn to before me this Mil dav of January, 1892. T. P. COTHKAN. (L. S..) Notary Public. Jau, 6,1892. Ct H. D. Reese, WATCH REPAIRER, Abbeville, S. C., IS ALWAYS ready to serve the publio In his line of business, and solicits a share uf the work in his line. He will keep a varied stock of the best and cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together with silver plated ware audjewelry. Nov. 1!) 1890. NEW MULES! NEW MULES NEW MULES! T HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM MA!?I ket with two car loaiis of MULES, HORDES and BROOD MARES, which may be lound at Hill's Stible. at price* far below any ever offered In this maiket. Call and see me before buying and get prices. JOHN ROSE. Jan 27, 1192 tf Carry your shoes and harness to C. P. Ham mnn.i .< Pn f.o h? rnrmird when needed. Garden ^GARDEN LANDRETH'S ft Cft JF JSlJC H. W. LAI/ At last I am in n Where with a i T will hft j?la.d to 4 Chance An elegant set of id Marble Top, best F: best rubbed oil fin Worth $65.00. tiow Many Grains' Try it. You v To increase my vo fer the above describe! one buying $10.00 nearest the number o the glass jar. There are 300 tic they are taken up th will be counted by tl sons and the prize awi Kemenober, It is no betting. No gambling, sides. It is done to enliven trade. Don't fail t Come and give mo a call and see my very J. R. MIR In store recently occu; An Ordinance To llj*Jse Supplies for the Town of Abbeville, n. 1>M iur IUC jtrtii loi'i. T>E IT ORDAINED BY THE INTENDANT and Wardens of the Town of Abbeville, S. C., in Council assembled, and by authority of tlie same. That a tax lor the sums ami in tlie manner hereinafter named shall be raised und paid into the treasury of the Town Council for the uses and purposes thereof for the year A. 1)., 1M?2. Section l. On every One Hundred Dollars of the cash value of all Real and Personal eslate within the incorporation of the said town of Abbeville, the sum of Fifteen Cents. sec. 2. On each Billiard and Pool Table or Ten Pin Alley kept for hire, the sum ofTwenty-flve Dollars; for each Table or Alley more than one kept by the same owner$25. On each Bagatelle Table kept for hire the sum of Twenty-rtve Dollars. Il any person or persons are tound guilty of receiving payor making a charge for a game of Billiards, Pool, Bagatelle or Ten Pin Alley, without having a license, shall be lined not exceeding the sum of fifty Dollars, or not more than thirty days 1 u the County Jail. Sec. 3. That all male persons between the nKe of sixteen and fifty years, except those physically unable to earn a support, are liable to road dnty and shall be required to work on the roads, sidewalks atid streets within theincorportlon of the town of Abbevilleslxand one-third days by direction of the Town Council, The commutation lor said road duty to be the sum of Two Dollars and One-half,"to be paid at the time of payment, ol oilier t<i.\es, to wlf, on or before the first day of March. All persons refusing or failing to work six and one-third full days, to be accepted and approved by the Council, or pay the above commutation, shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding $25, or Imprisonment In County Jail not exceeding thirty days. Sue. 4. That all itinerant auctioneers, peddlers. except veuders of farm produce raised In the county, oll'erlng at retail any goods whatsoever for sole, shall pay a license of noi less than One Dollar per day. Skc. 5. That all circuses shall pay a license of One Hundied Dollars for each and every exhibition; and all other shows, including what are commonly known as side-shows attached to u circus, shall pay a license of not more than Fifty nor less than Two Dollars lor each exhibition. sec. s. That all returns shall be made under oatli, on or before the first day of February. 1892, and all taxes shall be due and payable on or belore the first day of March, lsa2. If any person or persons shall refuse or neglect payment of the taxes herein levied witn in tne time specified, the Treasurer ol" the Town Council Is hereby authorized and required to add twenty per centum penalty, and If tlie tax with the penalty is not paid within thirty days tuereafter, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer of the Council to Issue executions therefor immediately, and collect the same by due process of law, as provided In the charter of said town of Abbeville. Sec. 7. The Town Council or a quorum thereof shall constitute a Board of Assessors lO 1III1X IUe VfllUU ul (irupci ictuuigu iui taxation. Sec. s. ii any person or persons shall refuse or neglect to make a return their property for taxation within the time proscribed herein, the return of hist year with twentj per centum added, shall be deemed and taken by the Treasurer to be the true value of their property for taxation and itshall be assessed at that rate. Sec 'j. For each license to retail spirituous liquors in the town of Abbeville the sum ol Five Hundred Dollars for the year be^innine with the first day of January, 1S92, and ending on the first day of January. 1893, the said sum payable In three Installments In advance, said dealer or dealers to give bond and sei-urily for the payment of Mildlsnms of money, and if at any time during the year thesaid dealer or dealers should go out of business t.he whole amount of Five Hundred Dollars shall Immediately become due and payable, and any person or persons doing business the whole or any part of the year shall pay the whole sum of Five Hundred Dol lars. Skc. 10. For 1 he use of the water from the public spring as now taken by the C. & G. 11. R. Company, the sum of One Hundred Dollars per annum. Done and ratified In Council and the seal of the Town Council affixed this30th (L. S.) day of December, eighteen hundred aud ninety-one. AUG. W. SMITH. Intendant. JONES F. MILLER, Secretary. Ci /% /^| /N { ot;t5u? i 'esh Garden Seeds VSON & CO. 1TT 11 A1TT Aur\iii-Aiar ij now yuaritjc splendid line of see my Friends. il (Vim 1 W -< -V M lor All I? ?alnut Furniture, solrench bevel Glass, and ish GIVEN AWAY. ? Can you Guess 1 rill lose nothing. lume of business I of1 elegant Suit to the worth, and guessing f grains contained in ikets and as soon as .e contents of the jar iree disinterested perarded. You get the full value of your money be o buy S00 worth and give It a trial. low prices. ITER, Jr., pied by R. W. Cannon. ?* . s?v . / i. .... . v ... E-A- Tern] Will keep on hai kept in a General Mer< be glad to serve Custoi are receiving now an a Gro A.nd HERE WE. To remind the people of Abbeville County w vantage and where it will be the most appi will tind almost everything you could desire. BOOT AND SHO We show a splendid assortment of Men's, Wc al attention to the following in Men's : Jas. Shoes and Quarter Eugle Boots. Satin Oil bal enphast ha is. Cork Role balB. Scotch Edgi French Process, calf and grain lace and bull Prices. We have the best assortment and lar READY-MAD That we have ever shown and at very low prl< Overcoats can't be excelled or equaled. A sf screw snd Clay Worsteds. For everyday pan DT7,TV/TT7'TV/rT5T7'"C> ToooorTniloi JXJli 1V1 Hi 1VJL JOHj Fashion Plat line of samples to choose your patterns. Fit meat Just the thing when you want a nice su We offer the most select line of NOBB look will convince you of this. Also full sto In great variety for Men and Boys. Under Shirts, Drawers. Cravats, Cuffs, Hosiery, Gloves, I Staple Notions. Dry Goods, Groceries, H Don't forget that we are the people to tlx yoi Whip and all. We bavejust received a car 1c WAGONS." A good line of Carts. Buggy am for your prosperity and extending a hearty lc ? *ATIT W. JUJjiJj "Watches, Jewelry BARGAINS FC Sperm Rainbow Pebbles /^F The largest and most beautiful stock of tin will puy you to cull mid look at my j^oodB be i ed down at bottom prices to suit the times, i leed. Repairing of watches, clocks and Je\ prices. Ail work warranted 12 mouths. In .!. C. NICKEL'S store. i 'greenwood foundr ESTABLISHED 1889. Globe and Angle Valves \lA Price eucli | 40 Check Valves Price each Steam Whistles slsie of Hell... I 2 I Price each .'. I 8 Steam Gauges, each I 8 rup niiuuj' j Price each 1. j 8 Metropolitan Injectors one lever only , Horee-Power, each ' Prlcc each j $11 ^ Hancock Inspirators ; No Price each I SI' k Hemp Packing, per pound j 40 1 Soup Stone Pack in if, per pound ' 25 J Rubber Sheet Packing, per pound CO 8 Ply Rubber Hose j 15 Round Iron per pound - I 'i\ S. F. STE July 15, 1S91, 12mo. h fib ft J.f I ??? National Ban] Abtoevi Capital, ' Surplus, OfH ! J. ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. BAR GEO. W. WIKLIADIS, Charleston, S. L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., , JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. t J. ALLEN SMIT DOES a General Hanking business, provide Depositors. Is ready at any aud all tluie , as our count)' nfiforda. B. K. BEAC ' ? DE \L Sasli, Doors, E Mouldings, I KEEP A GOOD STOCI SASH, DOOR! On band, and can get any odd sizes wanted oi CASH OIST dobusineas w \.<{o.it a i U am uotalloweJ to : Jan. 20,1882. tf " - ... pleton & Co ad Everything usually shandise Stock and will ners at all times, They ++T?a/-*"H TTCk crf-nnlr U Ui. U1VW WX'.u . See Them. ARE AGAIN hero they cnn put thpir money the to best adreciated. In our capacious store rooms you In our >E DEPARTMENT men and Children's good. We would call specMeans celebrated S3, S3.50.S4 and 82.50 Farmers Is and Congress. Kangaroo Calf bals. Waulke bals. Ladles Kid button and Lace. Ladles Lon. Children and Infant Shoes all kinds and gest stock of >E CLOTHING ;es. Children suits from SI up. Our stock o^ )lendid stock of Fancy Cassimere Suits, Corkts the Bull-Dop ^eats the World. -Made Sample department, with a handsome e from which to select the styles and a beautiful * .?noro.>lonrl mtlbn thlR fJflDHTt HUU PUtlaiUbblUU ^UO.UU^VVM, ?? m It or single earnient. Y STIFF HATS ever brought to Abbeville. A ck of Soft Fell, Crush and Wool Hata and Caps | Over Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars, . [andkerchiefs, Jewelry, &o.' ardware. Umbrellas, to suit any and everybody j up with a nice Bugey. Harness, Lap Robestad of the well known and papular "MILBURN i Carriages always In stock. With best wishes ivltatlon to all, wo are the old reliable house of SMITH & SOWS. r and Silverware )R EVERYBODY. > closand Eye Glassesln all grade s. e above goous ever brought to Greenwood. It fore purchasing elsewhere as they are all markEvery article warrnntpd?satisfaction guamnvelry executed la a skillful maimer at lowest J. T. Duckett, JEWELER. GKEENWOOD, S/C. Y & MACHINE WORKS. GBEENWOOD, S. C. lnch;% InchiJ^ inch! ^in.| 1 In. ll4in lUln. 2lo. cts 5Ucts I Wets Wis J1 10 ?1 70 82 35 83 55 ! j ; 85cts i 55cls "Octs ,flocts ,81 40 Inch, V/,\a 3 Inch 2 85 ! S3 1M) i 84 80 1 I I 50 ! 1 ! 11/ln I 'III 5 00 ^ 's?'oo I j . I I II 5 , 8 10 I 12 1 16 | 20 I 25' 80 J) 00 , $11 00 SU 00 ,31'J 00 ?16 00,$15 00 $21 00|S2l 0t . 7RNo. 10 Nn.l2U 1) 00"| $1-2 OU ' $17 00 i els | or I 20cts per yard. (its I or 25cte per 8 yards. uts I or | 2outs per square foot. cts per foot icts i IPHENS, Proprietor. ?32&sBaii?BKS?wi?:? iimnins, Greenvoofl, S. C. k of Abbeville, lie, S. O. - - - ?75,000 - - - 14,000 cevs s L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside SWELL, Cashier. ctoriv s C? J. N. YOUNG, Due West, S. C., K. JH, IIADDON, Abbeville, S. C., C., w. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. II. Abbeville, S. C. >s the greatest security nnd convenience for lis !b iu llJUhC lUUJUf uuntu utsi'll mivu raiv v,uu?n.i? Sept. 11. 1888. lyr !HAM, Agent. ,KR INT linds, Dress Lumber, Laths, Shingles, &c, C OF REGULAR SIZES OF 3 and BLINDS j short notice. My terms are DELIVERY. deliver any goods without the CASH. ' . - .. ThexHard OurStod We are Fully Pr the Demant Farm OUR Grocery De so complete. You wi filled with CORN, FLC We call special at1 Oats both for Feed at lasses, from "C. 0." to New Orleans Syrup. We have special i in TOBACCO, and yoi on Sugar, Coffee, Rice f - " 4 * ' * ' the very Lowest. Remember we are by no DRY GOODS, CLO! HATS and MEN'S In any of these li get wnai you wain ai tent with the Hard Til Give us a call, satis P. Rosentx 4iitiii Are Opening Novelties in SSH5S?: MILLINERY, No trouble to make your selections from our stool wear may be round. 0"r prices are uniformly L< Mail Orders Receive DRESSES CUT AND FIT ( Give us a call. We g Kt. IMC. H; j ALLIANCE THE ALLIANCE STORE is n< and we ask the kind favors of, all Allh Our aim is by Co-operatic to reduce the cost of supplies And thiB can be done only by a largt so we confidently look for same, as in t WE GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF LOWEST PRICES IN SELLING. The price at which we are now i any risk, so that at these prices we car short time, and when so charged will t interest and risk. We aim to show Benefit of Buying Will not quote prices on goods, b u?, mif in oil linofi of frnnrls and llilS urcil f/UV iu UIA atuvw Q ? ble notch. Comeaud see for youri money. Ri Elgin, Waltham, Columbi Of all qualities and 6lzee ^aszxaa la Solid Gold, Gold Filled Jgwm am' silver cases, line of cbenper wntclie* In both Ainerlcun und linporled good. VvX q iK^fxtei/r Just Arrived ? A new SOL.ID SIL.VEH WAKE ,dCHAmo?rocco, 13-sizc' and PLUSH CASES, LaL> 1 at* h( I SOLICIT ORDI Goods will sent to respc '??*'.* hie parties bj :"iv 'vvi, press to sel >A'.-A from. These ; /"?*: * known 10 us, i > dering goods V':v J On selecti ; -T,r ; v, -."* '*j J' will please v <! ? ."*i cry- / /' u s Grkenw ?,r abbwi reference a .' V"*>rtyv-..>/'>* >' save time an< fspon dei thereby H. B. HENNEMAJ In F. F. Dunbar & Co's store. Greenwood. S. C LxTimes IrlC "Pull k10l Uli. \ v. epared to Meet is of the Lers! partment was neve I! find our Warehouse )UR in all grades. :ention to our Flours, id Seed, Meal, Mothe finest grade? of ' , nducements to offer j will find our Prices ' ) and bacon to be ' ' M means neglecting ou r rHING, SHOES, FUBNISHIKGS. ines you can always id at prices consisnes. jfaction guaranteed. irg & Co. ; . ,-..v . ;v M# JOINT'S Every Week J DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. f DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. fc. Almost every article pertaining to ladies 5W considering the class of goods we cany. !Prompt .Attention. OR MALE TO ORDER. uarantee satisfaction. ?dLdLoii. C??. ????? STORE! )w open and ready for business, V. uicemen and the public at large. >n in Buyins & Selling i to the consumer to the ble JFJLjfc'Tarn ;ly increased voiunie of business, ' , hat way and that way alone, can . M AND GET THE BENEFIT OP / ' LOWEST PRICES IN J BUYING. J ' offering goods does not admit of ? mot charge anjT goods, even for a f >e at h sufficient advance to cover J you the /' Goods for Cask j ut only have to 8Ay the KNIFE prices CUT to the lowest posfti elf, and we promise lo save you W. CANNON, Manager. is & Howard Watches Also Quadruple Tripp] Platted ware and a ftiU Hue of Rot<?r? <fc Bros. " ?-vW Flne TnPP)e Plated KNIVES, FORKS and -SPOONS.? I can save you mouey ' 0D ftny 01 atK>ve good* nudcAnsbowyouaflue - assortmeut. PFine Watch Work Jewe^RepMrp^warranted 12 raoa^u. ense.a/ing Series.? Cfcron. of au styledexecuted i(T Qj|t< at short notice. 5 B S B Y M A ll/- : .