Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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My Savior. Under an Eastern sky, Amid a rabble cry. * A man went t'ortli to die Fur me! Thorn crowned His blessed head, Blood-stained His weary tread, Uross-laden, on lie s;>ed For ine! Pierced were His hands and feet; Three hours o'er Hiui heat Fierce rays ol noontide heat Kur me! Tlius wert Thou made nil mine, I,oril, make me wholly Tliine; Grant grace ami strength divine To ine! In thought and word and dewl Thy will to do, O lead my soul, K'en though It bleed, To Thee! TRIP NORTHWARD. Description or Some of (he Beautiful Places Id Some of tlie Historic tiuett. New Yorx, Sept. 1,1S9-J. Much has been written by "sightseers" ol what they have seen in this and other cities of the North, but as most.people are Impressed differently, possibly we may be able to Interest your readers with a short account ol what has impressed us most. We were detained in Greenville for a fewhours, which was pleasantly spent with Irlends and looking round. Onr first stopover was In Washington. Refreshing ourselves after a long and (lusty ride, we set out to locate our trleods; Mr. J. A. Johnson and family. Mr. Johnson was exceedingly kind in directing us to places of Interest, and also in joining us when business would permit. Of course the capitol was the centre of attraction, with Congress in session. We went early arid alter going over this magnificent structure wecalled In to rest and hear the discussion on the absorbing question of the day? the great silver debate, which will easily rank with the famous debates that have heretofore taken place in these tails. When we entered the lower house Mr. Burrows, of Mlchigm, one of the Republican leaders, was speaking. We also heard A Men. of Mississippi, the wit of the House. The audience was kept in roars of laughter. The ch lr then announced the "Gentleman from New York, Mr. Cockran." Burke Cockran is regarded as the ad. ministration leader on this question. He is decidedly the flnesi orator in either house. By his eloquence, reasoning, pathos repartee and action be held the close attention of the House for nearly two hours. Most of the Senate and a good part of the cabinet had scats on ice uuur ui lucnuusc.crucwiij vmimn occupying a prominent positiou. The galleries and doorways were jammed with spectators. It was evident bis speech had influence. On Friday we looked in on the Senate and heard Hill, of New York, on the twine ques tion. Mr. Hill presents a tine personal appearance, and is a better speaker than we had supposed. He received good attention. We ^ere surprised on reacbit g New York to bear men say Hill had lost bis "grip" on his party and that Tammany Hall had forsaken him. We have found the greatest iuterest manifested in this sliver question in Washington, Philadelphia and New York. We visited other government buildings, all of which are grand and of gigantic proportion. The public grounds are at this sea.-on beautiful. The grass is as green and fre.'h as in early spring. Tuls grass dotted wl'b beds of brilliant colored flowers, that are arranged with the greatest taste, makes Washington very like a fairy garden. The asphalt streets everywhere prevents dust and are kept so very neat by sweepers constautly at work. Friday afternoon In company with a lriend we took a carriage drive visiting some of the historic spots, one of which was tbe home of David Burns, the former owner of the land on which Washington is located. George Washington made tbe trade after considerable effort and old man Burns still fell dissatisfied In some way and bad a dislike for Washington. The little old bouse still stands In a decaying condition. Just beside It stands the family mansion, built in the flrct days oi Washington, as the capltol of this great Republic. Tbese two old bouses are letl as landmarksand have quite a romantic story con nectcd witn mem. The Soldiers Home was the next place of interest. These grounds are grand aud beautiful, well kept and standing oh un elevated spot Is the Home, a large sione and marble building, in keeping with all property thai the United States has in charge. Here all who have been in any way dl:>abled in the United States military service tind a home and a beautiful one it Is. We took a hurried round through the National Museums. Days could be spent here pleasantly and profitably. George Washing ton, bis clothlug, furniture, Ac., are made very prominent. There are many curiosities of i every nation gathered together In this beautlfnl place. We took a bird's eye view of the wh ile city from the wonderful Washington monument. For miles around one can locate places of Interest. prominent amoug them Is Arlington Heights, Gen. R. E. Lee'* old home. The mansion still stands and Is kept in good condition. Numbers of our Confederate dead lie buried there. The grounds of the White House from the monument is a picture once seen will not be forgotten. The bubbling fountains in the midst of tiny lakes here and there, covered by "pretty pond lilies." the whole surrounded by well kept shrubbery and beds of bright blooming flowers, wakes a tit tint surrounding for tbe home of tbe 'first lady of the land." Tbe exterior of the White House was not up to our expectation. We were kindly shown through the hou?e by an officer. Tbe blue room Impressed us most as a "place of beauty." They were putting the house In order, making ready for the return of tbe family from their summer home at Gray Gables. Washington is certainly a well kept city. We left for Philadelphia at 3.1o Saturday afternoon. As we sped on our way at rapid rate we noted the difference, the wide difference. from our own Southland. There were herds of cattle everywhere, horses and cults In abundance; corn, fruit trees and vegetables are the crops now on the ground. Every 6pace is covered with grass, and tbis gives such a cheery look as well as belog profitable Jn stock raising. Wetbink moreof this grass culture with us would add greatly to our already favored county. Monday morning we felt fresh and muly to do up some points of Interest in the Quaker City. First was the miut. We saw the whole process of making gold and silver money. It seems that limes ought not to be hard when the money Is turned out here by the bushel. The officer, who was so kind as to show us thmnihjnd exDlain everv ooint. sla.t< d thai In tbe gold room tbey had stored away twenty million dollars, and we saw It turned out of tbe stamplug machine a peck at a time. Our next point was the Penn Institute for the deaf and dumb. This is located out at lit. Airy, some eight or ten miles from the City Hall. This is a beautiful place and so well adapted to the purpose for which it Is used. We met the principal and hud n very pleasant stay of two hours in these grounds and buildings. It Is wonderful how they teach children, who are perfectly deaf, to speak. There will be several pupils from North and 8ontb Carolina In tbls school next year. We spent some time In looking over Wanamaker's "big store." A marvel to people of small means. With an ariny of salaried men and women, he, last year, cleared a million dollars, so we were informed by good authority. We took lunch lu thedlning department. We have never seen a hotel to surpass it lu the number of customers. Almost anything can be bought there. Every thing goes on like machinery. The afternoon was snent in the park and looking over the zoological garden and many other places of minor Importance. We closed tbe day with a stroll through tbe grounds of Glrard College. Here the exquisite arrangement of the flower beds surpassed any thing we had seen before. While here 9 chime ol silver-toned bells marked the- hour of six. We were greatly impressed with the vast amount of money invested In the grounds aud the twenty odd handsome buildings In the campus. About 1U00 students are in attendance. M. E. G. ar. C. Miller, REAL estate anil insurance agent. Equitable Lile of New York. Also a lull line of first class Fire and Accident companies represented. It wilt be to your interest to consult me before buying or selling property." I have now for sale several residences, residence lots. Decided bargains. Also for sale several desirable rarms near town. Office in J. F. Miller's store. [Jan. IS. 'i>3 TO THE PUD! Having made a careful study of the subject, Dr. T. J. Kinard, gflt feels hlmseli -^ 1 tr? ho and he respectfully offers his services ^ public. I)r. T. J. Kinard will be In Abbeville At Hill's Livery Stable oil the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHLY. All communications addresHed to Ninety-Six, \ H. C., will receive prompt atteutlou. Do You Wan to Bit c I HAVE TWO HOl'SKS 4. . One-of tlictn now fini bo finished in thirty (#0 t' of them or botii. B. K. BEAC Sept.?, 1893, It Wt&m <7RA!NS \| | CINCIH:,AT| ULISWUE^lm* ^ ?? > BuRQUi LUU,=^,l-'-iChicago. ! IHARRIMAH CHAnANQOGA/VSxKHOXVlLl? I } A vte <y ? /BI/MVNGHAM I /w n \?NTA & cZ-^S-S-y(flE^DIAN \^ACON ^ I A?^J?I0NVIU?^ KCTORIIMS 'StflUSUSTTHE^ ; Lv. Ashevillb, (R. & D. R. R.) Lv. Knoxville, (E. T. V. & G. Rv Ar. Harriman, (E. T. V. & G. Rj Ar. Lexington, (Q^ & C. R. R.) Ar. Louisville, (Lou. So.) Lv. Louisville, (Penn. R. R.) Ar. Indianapolis, (Penn. R. R.) Ar. Chicago, (Penn. R. R.) TIME AN A through Chicago Sle at Harfrman arrives at Ch 5:15 p.m. Stop-overs al] i ?tn^nninnlic vi11c ?a.u?a ii CALL OX < John L. Milam: Trav. Pass. Agt., Knoxville, Tenn'. C. A. Benscoter, Div. Pass. Acjt., ksoxvi] B. K. B A1)BEVILLE, ? deal: All kinds of Buil m furn: I have decided to Sash, Door and ] from now on you Stock of Furniture i | Blind warehouse. Jewelry! We have recei ply of Jewelrj LACE PINS, EA EN IK sroo CHAINS, and articles too nui tion. Why se lid oil* 1 and Cities for J you can buy tli from us for les We invite you goods and get fore buying* el^ WV. ftTTARANTEE GOODS BEES SPEED'S m With a LARE and vj DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES OILS, WINDOW PUTTY, COM] GOODS, PE] The demand of tills market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGAKS and TOltACC ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at You are respectfully invited to call. ? -Q?? JO^1 ! IIHIII 11IIIWBI IBBCT Lt OF C v a House ? K ' i ma ous 1 ... prx in OX WARPIiAW STUKKT. sIkmI and Hie other one will lays time. I will roll either T to * tic ( ITT A Tl/T A w,j ?1211X1, d,; J iil m i TO I CHICAGO. I to. The Qteen* it Crescent Rovte affords the tes Jniekcst Schedules, the Finest Equipment,, md the ONLY THROUGH CAR LINE TO CHICAGO. Prom A.'hevillc, Faint Rock. Hot Springs and i finorville, via R. <fc D.. E. T. V. <fe G? Q. & C., L. S. R. R., Louisville and the Penna. Lines to Shieago without change. -n Another car runs from Ashcville to Cincinnati. Both cars | sake close connection with all Chicago lines. ? ' Ask for vour tickcts via QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE. J Any Agent of tho R. <fe D.. E. T. V. & G. or Qaeen & Jrcscent wit] give you information u to rontcs, rates, 'J" >ohedolej. etc. ? -'5 " - -? Tjtnil. f" Stop-overs Blioireu UK vmvuu.??| rille or Indianapolis. j D. G. EDWARDS. G. P. a.. - CINCINNATI, 0. pe an 57 TinSE?, FROM h N. C. to Chicago, Ills. 'Iman Car. IWWWflWV 4:oS p.m. a via r* .) 8.00 p.m. \ j^e ft/cf,mon(j ? Danville, I .) 9:50 p.m. 4 i i 4:30 a.m. ^ Tennessee, Virginia & v 7:59 a.m. 4 Georgia ; Queen & Crescent S:ic a.m. w ~ ~ 1 ii* o a m V and Pennsylvania Railroads. 5:45p.m. ) notethe X? ROUTE. eper via Cincinnati, secured E icago by Big Four Route at lowed at Cincinnati, Louis011 OR "^OTiELITE r C. W. Murphy, Ticket Agcntt ^ Asheville, N. C. fro B. W. Wrenn, G. P. & T. A., cjiib, thwn, '> ;eacliam, J - % s. o. ER IN ding Material and eture. m fi add Furniture to my Sl [Hind .Business, ana will iind a Large it my Sash, Door and D: Jewelry! t' T ved a new sup- iu'1' r, consisting of RRIXGS, SOUVXS, WATCH I various other 1 inerotis to men A to larger towns EWELRY wlien ie same articles s MONEY. to examine our our prices l)e;e where. TO BE AS REPRESENTED. E & DuPRE. I SfTSTORlTI I I -ell Selected Stock of , PAINTS. ffT.ASS. PREPARED BS. BRUSHES, FANCY j , 1FTJMES, STATIONERY, &C. i j (?! O. Ordf-ro by Mail or hand promptly ntU:nd j all hours. " ! nti< SPKEID. *fj t. DENTAL NOTICE. UCI Dr. S. G. Thomson, KICK LIP-STAIUS ON McILWAIN orner, Abbeville, S. C. ICHAKI) GANTT, Is now prepared to do , all work in his department In the best nner and at, reasonable charges. Monthly T1 fl V] itomers shaving, hair cutting and sham r rt 11 >lngSl per month. Rasors honed and put " he best condition for 25 cents each. _ where their li Blacksmith Work. the" ? iHE friends and patrons ot my shop, who live In town, will ple;ise bring their work /^"ii ' mr slmn heforo-Katurdav. when It is prac- T.,? al for I hern to do so. " tountry customers generally corns in that y. aud some times 1 am over run with irk. Jul I will tlo the best I canto nccommo- TT* te all, no matter when they come. Xj RICHARD ROMANS, ^ 'uly 1H, 1P83, tf. Village Blacksmith. U AS ERRA COTTA WELLS s? VT Sami -,vx reason RICES to SUIT the TIMES. S" THE FUTURE I propose to sink the eel- |vr ehruted TerraCotta Wells at a (treat re- \XI ci ioo in my former price. So parties deslr; an everlasting supply of good sparkling teratsi low price would do well to confer q. th me betore making other arrangements, ObC [ propose to make tt to the interest ot all do so. WATER Ott NO PAY?is my motI have in ten years experience standing itimonials in six counties. Address TS pr C. M. CALHOUN, ? }; Greenwood, S. C. grp?ic? Harch 2*2,1S93, tf' . tet,d HNTSTOILS & WALL POT CE HAVE the ngrney for t he sale of Longman p ^ Martinez pure mixed paints, the best e?p!e?l d larget>t paint house in America, and |ie wj| eDt for Alfred Peals, paper merchants ol (cinds i sw Yolk nnd Chicago. satisfa itoc-k of Paints and Oil nnd Paper samples (ow Dr vays 011 iiand at Dr. Penney'* Drug Store. v f you want painting done, or paint or pa- _j r. please call on him and leave your order d i will do iny besi 10 give you the best mala! and work at short notice and at living ices. Respectfully, Vprn 5, ISO.?, tf W. C. MO^RE. IE TECUSAl DOLLARS III TO UK GIVEN AWAY AT THE m 11 miL for Half n order to advertise ami bring before the sltu ll public tlie stock of goods at the irrr i)j IACH rriU'IIAPKR WILL I'.IO entitled i id choose a present worth partol 20 CENTS 5.S each dollar's worth of gooods purchased ^^lir fbe Dm Store Department r;:r The I m this day until this noMpe If withdrawn. 'KICKS guaranteed to tie as LOW as the Qi WEST, and all goods as icpresented. larch 8,1894, tf more i i. ii. uiiii! oti the Successor to K. A. Tempk-ton & Co. place I public WILL KEEl* A FULL LINE OF Trivat lour, Bacon, July igar, ^ Coffee, W ry Goods, " Notions, A, j Dots and Shoes, rrAA II n W Intel -Cush i N'D all oilier articles kept In a general | merchandise stock. i Bi ;CHE - 0,1 hanking the public for (heir patronage In Pver1 r' past, I bespeak for Mr. Latimer a contiu- Su'u'H. ice of this patronage. | A ,<u W. A. TEMPLETON*. eovery an. 11,1893, tf to her 1 | May V. JOEL 111 I f re Now Ready to S hov of Spring and S um Fancy and Dark Colored Ton lards. , J "Kuxtons" nnd "Tontine Crepes." | Un< Pretty Striped Dimities. nlsl Plain. striped and Cheeked Lawns Ci and Muslins. hav Checked Linens nnd Cheviots for *'10 Mens Coats nnd Hoys Waists. |pr "(lutings" lor Ladles Dresses, Tennis V Stills, >te. f?ot A good line of Black Cashmeres and . C< clit ap Colored Worsteds. P'e We have a splendid stoek of Cotton- W tides, .leans, Cassimeres, Tickings, j,"' Bleached, Brown and Checked Home- * " spuns. ' A "Negligee" Shirts for Men and Boys "I in great variety of style and price. Boy Our half Lanndried "Negligee" and Bi l*nIf Bosom shirts are very handsome .jOc. and very cheap. ?.i Ask to see our l'utr Bosom Dress ... Shirts at SI. r>()Ci ' Klghmle's" Lauiidrled Shirts at .* SI.'J'i and Cnlaundrled at SI, gone hack . to the old price, and the best fitting Shirt In the world. ^,jn Cents Light Jeans Drawers with knit Anklets. And the "Bull Dogs" are the leaders lor Summer wear In tills line. s| "Wire Buckle" and "Vertical Slide (.( Back" Suspenders are the best to be i,j)( uln Our Summer " I In Hand Ties" at !5e, _1tc and 2ftc are ill I I lie t'O. Also Wind- . sors limvs ami Scarfs arc shown by us in great variety. A Can illicit summer coats. "Alpacas," "Draj' le," Jtc , 110111 fl up. _ We hi alico anil iiiiiirhiim coats. "Seersucker," ',1 utlnu" ami "Mohair''co<iis and vests ol va* I?utrir; us kinds and at very low prices. from 52 Alpaca" and "I)riip d-lle" clerical coats , s')n " 1 vests. si .27. lusters in linen imitation of linen and , '"Mnsi ohair." lons.au . good assortment of hand umbrellas. ^'e hi otlered i - wimiiim iii? a?tag jRY & CHEATHAM ~ ABBEVILLE, S. C. Have opened a -?CY GROCERY STORE, I they will keep all mannerof goods In: ne. is iire cnrdlallj Invited to examine j ock.as the quality and price of tlwlrj rill furnish tlie strongest inducements j smers. it the old stand of G. H. Moore. i, 189.J, 12ra F. GILLIAED, TAILOR,/. . moved, and occupies the room recent*. . y occupied by J. L. Clark, the gun-j onH In unui nrnm. ro.l til tin n 11 \l fm1* (IT I ntituiil cleaning of gentlemen's clothi/H ? rt notice. lies of suits nlways 011 hand. Charges j jble. . R. WELSH, me Cutter and Quarryman, Quarry P. 0., S. C. epared to fill all kinds of orders on >rt uotice for first ciasa granite of every )tlon, either rougli or dressed. All e delivered on board cars. is given on application. Work sruanin 0 be satisfactory. f'">ct. 20,181>2.12m [ANEY M. JONES, T CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and )OTS. has his shop io tlie oflice once ocby Colonel Orvliie T. Calhoun, where 1 be pleased to receive orders for all of work In his line, which he will do In ctory manner, on short notice, and at ice. [Feb. 13,1893, tf VALUABLE 1 11 nnmirun ML LM llh FOR SALE ! 'IIR KXKCUTOR of the will of MrR U M. CALHOUN demised, I now offer j the ri al estate belonging to her estate, i ou the LDE HILL, " the same being In the c-orpornte limits town ?>f Abbeville On the North side public roi'd leading from Abbeville to ruiel there are Hundred and Thirty, (430) Acres, or less, that I will sell to suit purchaser v reasonable liiiuies. land on t lie Kouthsldo of the same road, ae Hundred (100) Acres, nr less, together with the dwelling | n, I will also, sell at reasonable' figure?.! house containsj t Rooms and Four Large; Brick Cellars. are servant houses, barns and stables j ; premises. It is the most desirable j In Abtievllle county. There will be no I Sale of these lands?All .Salts will be : e. For particulars, address, Wm. P. Calhoun, W/2 KAST ALABAMA STBEKT, i . 5, ATLANTA, Ga. j Joai! Coal! j ood! Wood! ; i M. HILL & SONS "K opened a COAL and WOOD YARD | ,nd are ready to receive your orders' "or i r. Call mid get cheapest, rates. Terms on delivery. July 27, 1894, if I !' iy Mare Mule Stolen. Is stiff In (he right hind leg, hoof wore ' at llie toe, tiiti'tn hands high, sear; lirht ey eut with wire. She was seen j f near Troy. S. c. Itatile reward will be paid for her re,?r for uny In forma'ion that may lend I ecuvery. THOS. CULHRKATH. I 17, 1S1M, tf Greenwood, s. ('. I , ii k m / a Splendid Stock mer Goods. lull\ u ii>, iiiiiiiineitliiiis, vInll/.t: JervestK and sill sorts i>f Gents Kuril ings. >mc and nee our Straw Hats. We e Just opened them up and cau w you somei hiiig nice so much can- i than we can tell you about them, von want a nice Crush Hat we've them. nne and see our "Tourist" and StaKelt Ilats. 'e have four lines of samples for j isor single garments made to order, and satisfaction guaranteed. nice lotol Fancy Pants Just In. 5nll Dog" Breeches for Men and s. oys Hull Dog Knee I'ants at :">c and j ?aso Ball" Shoes at SI < ? pair. lack and Colored "Tennis" Shoes n is. M<nns Shoes $!. SI and Par se $I.tO are the best for the monev, for sale only by W. Joel Smith to i s. >rket nnd Table Cutlery, lJasors Scissors.fr m the choap'i st to tho it Ion Planters. Wheelbarrows, xie Hoy" Plows, handled and geneSeovli lines, may Whips and Summer I.ap * ies. II kinds of Heavy Groceries and ned Goods. nve a beautiful line of double breasted | ilori'd snmmi-r Vfst.s y umbrellas In Reveral dliferent colors ^ to I-'!..Ml, :!li, ;tK 41# inches. mbrellas 'J'i, SH and :!0 inches at 73c. to I fin's" fruit jars?quarts and half gal id extra rubbers at. popular prices. ive a few dial lies left?li^ and 7c goods ! at 5c per yard. V % ' . - * . t " > E. G. JC Merchaadi GEEENWOO] T) I.-III? I'UPVTf VI'; HOG PliODL MEAL, When Wanting Car Lo pense. Office GRE liisrw July 20,18!W. tf I WE ABET J To go to when you need CASTINGS of ? i ENGINES, BOILERS, THRES # YOU SHOULD LEAVE \ \ mum II ^ JL %J V V M.M.' $ AT ABBEY > Our shops are now complete and refill 5 ppd FOUNDRY anil MACHINE SHOl 0 Lathes mil Finishing Machinery, and ?r 1 work In our line, such as the nmnufactu, $ BEASS AND II 4 IncUiillne GRATE BARS, SASH WE i CANE MILLS. SHINGLE MILLS, CA 9 CASTING, VKNTILATORS, GIlATINt A BACKS aud DAMPERS, and all kludui t Repair and Orn: W Weftlsorarry In stock n full llne< d belting, packing, rubber hosi \ We use nothing but first class mat W men. and give every Job our personal at A Wo iriiro Iipsi. murkpt n rices Cor SC! ^ either pay cash or take It In payment of W Don't pay freight or express on your ? work done in Abbeville for less money. > satisfaction guaranteed in every reef t We will be glad to see visitors at our m ladies. a We cast every Wednesday and Satur The country people are especially in' f W. F. Bl f W. F. Bl j Abbbevllle, May 8,1V93. HARRIS01 Prescriptioi ABBEVILLI Prompt Attention F. S. I Machinery ?5rok< DEA Steam Engines, Portable Fn ary Boilers, Steam Fit Belting, Corn Mill Threshing Machi Brown, Wii Cotto Don't fail to get PRICES from call and Greenw< Juno 22. lay. tf MM) WIS SI 15 Cents Is the very best 0 fire test, 50? burning TW it. rind hfi p.nn1 quality, This Oil is not re low as we sell it. We buy in car lo WE CAN SELL OH] else. Try a gallon at H. W. Lav i ???? ' ' . . .-mm )HNSON, ise Broker, . ,. 0, - S. C. ' i T.KADIXU FIRMS. fCTS, FLOUR, GRAIN. ' ts Wire me at my Exi over City Bank. rnnn ft n 9 $ i mm! ! 1 . ... J | HE PEOPLE . my kinds, or If repairs are needed on your J 5HERS, MILLS, STOVES, k, \ vf TOUR ORDERS WITH THE # 11 MS. ILLE, 8. C. | ly for business. We hav*> the b^st equip- i ?S In the up-country, Including Turning T e thoroughly competent to do any kladof 4 re of all kinds of .) TON CA^TIjSTGS, i (P [OHTS, FTRE DOGS, BOILER FRONTS, 4 ' "? ' ST IRON FENCING. ROOF mid PIAZZA \ is,, STORE FRONTS, STOVE GRATES. J amental Castings. j! >f BRASS and IRON FITTINGS, PIPING, # . \\3 5. BABBIT METAL, &c. d erlal and employ none but first class work- \ I en I Ion. W , / ji'VRAP CAST IRON and OLD BRASS. Will 4 new worn. work from a distance when you can (jet the J j^ct. Try us and he convinced > shops, and are especially pleased to see the W day allernnon at half-past three o'clock. 4 rltetf to call whenever they are In town. J } Pr?Pr,etor8 Tugaloo Iron Works. ^ %%%%%%%%%%*%%%%%%^ ' ' f & GAME, J ii Druggists. i c r1 J9 " l Given to Orders ! :'0 2VANS, ' 11 3r and Commission. LER IN % gines and Stationary, Stationtings, Pulleys, Shaftings, s, Saw Mill Outfits, inep, Cotton Preses, iship & Pratt n Gins. : < me before hjing elsewhere,or see me at *, ood, S. O. 7 A ' I **# SNE OIL CLL AT Per Gallon il we can buy. 175? r gravity, winced of its superior itailed in the State as ad lots, and therefore. EAPEK, thau any one ENTS I M & Co.