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f) ' .v The Press and Banner P AUUUVILLK. ?.C. ^ SP?*" Pub 11 shed every Wednesday at 8*2 a year In advance. L Ten Images. f Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1887. THE ARTESIAN WELL. _ I The Work Has Iteen Stopped lor j Nearly ? WVPK. Owing to tho breakage of a cogwheel tlie work of digging tho artesian well nas be<*u stopped for about u week. Ai our last report a depth of something ovw'r lorty feet bad been reached. Seventeen feet below the surface rock was found, and ui> to ttie time of the breakage, the rock bad been drilled for about twenty-five or more wet-. The rock when first struck was soft but {is the drill sank Into It the rock became as tiard as possible. The gentlemen who are illgging are Impressed with the belief that '/the cbances for finding water are gouil. They fdo not mind drilling through the rock. Iu / lact they prefer the rock to soft.earth. t'iiclaimoil Letters. m L-tters renii?ing in the Abbeville. S. J post ofllce for week ending Feb. '21, !?! ? : I n ? Druwu, lien , iiiwnu, I P?('reightou, I. D.; Chsoii, Mourie. F? Fair, John (colored j: G?Green. William colored); Gilbert, Mrs. Eueenla. II?Harris, Miss Lucy. J?Jolmsou, Mrs C- A.; Johnson, Rev. J. E ; Jenkins, Miss <'athrine. 1-?Logiin, Miss Mary. M?Myers. Lout*. P? Pate, John E. K?Robisou, Edward : Robluson, M-s. Onle G. S?Sanders, Miss Minnie; Smith, A. S. T?Toibert, Natnan : Taylor, Eliss. W?Ward law, Foster. Kobt. S. Link, P. M. k I ' Mk. P. D. Mazyck, who is so well and 'i so favorably k-iowu to our people. has t>een / i II at his home in Charleston, S. 0., for several rdays. He submitted to a surslcai operation for appendicitis, an ? his friends are apprehensive or a fatal result. He i? the sin-inlaw of our fellow townsman, Mr. J. F. Livingston. RBirrc^Sns' lmrc o?Fnpit .1 erocerv storeMn connection with tlieir reMlaurant. Local*, Amos IJ. Norfto. I bave a few' Dove" iirand Hams, the Ilae/-t known, that I offer at 12Jf, to clo>-e. Mackerel! Mackerel! A few kits of nice / Family Macktnel hi greatly reduced prices. i I will have in a few days iine Seed Potatoes > from T. W. Wood <? Son. Richmond, Va. A full line of Garden S??ds of the best seed growers, ready lor you right now. It pays to buy first-class Oil to burn. I keep tbat kind. If you want a Bakgain. a Bis Bargain, in a sfbot Gun of mm description. Just put on your bat aud walk right Suto my store aud you will find it. Did yon sao make cotton ? If so. plant good Reed. I have h le'w lju?heW of "Hawkins' Prolific," a very fine early variety. Now is the time to set out Pecan Trees. A few fine two year old tiues al 10 cents each. ^^^Have you tried "Baked Beans" with "To?|BfeHtoSauce,"3 lb. cans, for lftcenls. If not, jBOTjiBar not? HBEH^^eleuant light brown Sugar 20 lbs. for 81. I^HBj^Bckle's Coffee2>) cents a lb. ies.justulanceover this list, then send I^Bur oruers oy pnone oromerwioe. w ?r r Sauce, Salad Dressing, Olive Oil. ioCatsup, Prepared Mustard, Crab, LobV, Shrimp' Oysters, Salmon,Sardines. Cnl|> Beer. Corned Beef. Lunch Tonaue. Potted |Trn, Hotted Tongue, Sliced Breakfast Bacon. |t-w and elegant,) Plain Pickles, Mtxeu pckles, Sweet Pickles, Jams, Jellies. Pre;rves, Prunes, Kalsins, Currants, App e^. eachef-, Apricots, Citron, Rolled Wheat, lolled Oats. Leggett's Buckwheat, Cheese, lacarool?and everything that is good. I have Just received a fresh lot of "Corn tarch." Prepared Jelly, Gelatines and Letnoii Dd Vanilla Extracts. Xice fresh Chocolate Caramels, Rock Candy fand olber Confectioneries. A Rood slock of Green and Parched Coffeef Plailt aud Mixed Teas always ou baud. Irish Potatoes and Apples have .been de layed lti shipping on account of cold weather. Will be Id as soon as weather moderates sufficiently. A small quantity of Big Aomlny left. Oulon sets in abundance. Ii. W. White's Locals. Just received: 1,000yards of those white checked NamBooks, at5 cents per yarn These goods ?r>very hard to get aud this simply will not last long. They are In great.dem-nd. Come aud supply yourself betore they are all troue. Extra good value* lu White Goods at 7, 8 and 10 cents per yard. Examine my slock of Carpets. Hugs and Mailing?. If you are ueedtng anything in this line you can get some bargains. The attention of ttie Indies is respectfnUncalled to those remnants of White Checked Nalusoo<g at 5 cents per yard. As>k lor them and you are sue to buy them. Buy an Overcoat while ih"V so ch<np. You cud get a ureal birgam in rhree found Tomatoes by tliecase Irom L W White. Get bis prices. W. Joel .Sin I ill (V Noil. W Joel Smith & Son are selling ha-s Octagon Soap and 1 box of Pern-lint* for 2"> emits. Or tbey will sell five bars Circus Snap and one box ol Washing pow?>r for centc. No belter snaps nod Washing l'oBdur made. The Coffee we sell at 7 pounds to Hi" ilollnr Is not shoddy stufl, but a 11 Hlo Coffee. Try It. fe Oar aim at all times is to glwponr customers A the \ery best uouds at rock bottom prices, and we respectfully ask our friends to give us IT a call wben In nted of anything in our line. J A fresh lot of buckwheat flour just in. Our large warehouse is full of corn, oats, hran, I floor, hay and In fact everything needed for L uaan or beast. W A large lot of hardware aud farm!::;: implei mentsjustin. | We have knitting thread In all colors. V Clothing, over coats, shoes, hats, &p? going ' at greatly reduced prices. An examination of our go<>d? and prices is I all we ask. \V. Joel Smith & Son. W. D. BttrksdHlr A Co.'h LochIn. Bargains?8 lbs. good coffee SI. 20 lbs. good rice lor 81. A hogshead ol splendid Culm syrup just in. Seird to us for your cotton seed meal. Kerosene oil. Flour. Tinwarecheap again, see our lor and prices. Plow tools, plow gearing Morrison's best hams W/tC. Mor/lson's best B bacon 10c. Kent black papper 10c. Snow flake crackers. See our borne knit hose 10c. pair. Best yard wide Sea Inland yard. Tobacco of all grades and kinds?see and price. Canned goods of all kinds. Onion seis?red and while A splendid tea 50c. We want to price and show oar goods to every oue, so come aud see us. i Asa cough, coueh, aough or a cold, cold, f cold all day long, why not go to Speed's drug store and get a box of that laxative bromo quinine whice will cure you in one day. It has cured others and will cure you. R C. Wilson AC'i hereby return thanks to their many friends tor their help In putting out the tire last Tuesday night, and it you will cail on them they will give you a bargain In stationety. Go to R. C. Wili-on & Co. for Kerosine. Keroslne at R. C. Wilson & Co. k It Is ao ancient belief that when a maid k ees cupid in her dreams he will in some I measure assume the outward appearance of ^ the man whom she will wed. Whether ibis B be true or not we cannot say, but u e do k now BL this, that all Ihe maids in this section should B nee the pretty line of millinery displayed by Wf R. M. Haddon & Co., at Abbeville. Hyrup wild cherry compound will stop that cougb. Call at Harrison & Game. Grip cspsules prepared by Harrison a Game never lail to cure a case of grip. 2-jc per box. If you want carpets cheaper thau ever soid before call at Haddon's. If its paper, pens, Ink or anything In the stationary line you want to go to Speed's. ; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ; Deals in J4I1 mis in Atibrvillc <'t?unfy j iih llminlod in lli<> Ainlilor"* ?! 1 flc??. N IN KTY-SIX. J J C Ynnng to .1 P Young. 1(1$ acres, $1,000, July 1S90, bounded by Hubert- Towant, Andrew Stockman. Mrs M T Anderson, E M Lipscomb, Dower Land, George Taylor and j otlieis. Mrs Bertha Johnson to Jl .( Kinard, 572. ISi.VI, Sept, !?! <>. bounded by Mrs Bertha IJ jJohnson, \V M Moore and Cam bridge St. | S.nuuei Oaktieid to Sitnon Jackxon, 1 lot, I >!:. April -7, ISDii, bounded by White Cbappol, j ! John Tmbertand Samuel O iktleld i M V Miller r.o Win II Miller, 200 acres, SI-TO. N'nv Hi. l.v'C. bounded i>v W L Anderson, l>r | Maher, Win Nickles, M V Miller, Mrs Stacy [Chiippell and others. J A Tharp to J C and W II Perkerson, 1C8-K acres,SI,200, Nov (>. lSOii, hounded by S W Ttiarp, Mm Anna Wutson, Mrs Chapped, L M Cand \j M Moorenjul Mrs Mairg'c Chipley. J J H'>/.-ini?n to .1 1' Philllhn, 2l>0 acres, S2.000, Nov 2,1.S9U, bounded by J C Yonng Robert W Major, H F Fullerand the Murfee land. M B Lipscomb to W B Anderson, <3 acres, SCiO. Nov <J, 1KIC, hounded by Mrs Louise Grifilu, II P Galpin, Hetler Blue land and the Vienna public road. Wrn M Connor loW's Sallie Itlce Nickles, I house and lot. bounded by James , Moore, Dr G E E Wenk, C ?.V G railroad and others. J L Hti?h?y to Eugene H Tarrnnl. 110 acres, S1.320, Oct 16.18iiG, bounded by 11W Major, Mrs >la?gi? Cbinley. the Simmons place, Eugene HTarraut, MeCracaen lands*, J L Husliey and oi hers. H 11 Cresswell by C A C Waller, Exect. to Geo 11 Taylor, 120 :> 4 acres, S72.V15, Nov 1S9(>. bounded by K F Fleming, A C Stockman. Z 10 Fleming, Kd Creswell, C Barnette and others. II H C'rf.swell by C V C Waller. Exect. to ? .-.i II in I..rl hv tH'fjrjje 11 liiyiUI. i?l\' fU.icji, VW.4..V.V? ... 'amp Burnette, C A C Waller, trustee. It K Fleming. Mary A Kntnn?y to W X Illytlie. II acres, 32 0U0. Nov l:i, l>9;i, bounded by W H Whittock. the Xew Market Depot road and A A , Blythe. Mary A Itnmpoy to W X Blythe. 5 seres. Nov 1:1. 1890, bounded by (J B Parks, M H Coleman, and the road to Xew Market lead Ins: from . W B Anderson to M J Gayshirp. 200 acres, $4,500, Dec 12. ISllii, bounded by B I> Phillips Dr 'I'homas Stuart and others. II H Creswell by C A C Waller. Ex., to R F Fleming, Sr, acres, 5:1,759 50, Xov 18%, 1 sounded by Geo II Taylor, A O Slockmau, C A <3 Wal|f-r and others. Geo M Auderson to W B Anderson, "5 acre*, $Ti<0, Dec I. bounded by W B Anderson. Mrs Lou Griflin and the road leading Irotn Cambridge to Green wood, e'c. W R Anderson to M E Anderson, 125 acres, $750, Jan 14. 1>97, bounded by G M Kinard, Mrs 1 Lou Gritlln, W B Anderson ana the Viauua road. J B Sam pie to W B Anderson. 3 8-10 acres, $j0, Xov 'JO, 1M?C, bounded by Mrs M T Ander- , s m. .1 ft' Foo.she, McCaslan and Kogers and others. J B Sample to W B Anderson, 97 1-1 acres, $l,r>0 Xov l'0. bounded by T J Lipscomb, J W 1 Fooshe, Southern H It and others. Mary J G?lp"? to W B Anderson, 9 acres, $1,000. Nov >", 1S9U. heunded by A L Osborne, ft M J.ipscouiO. ? ii raonauu, ? n nuiuuaiter and oilier!-. John U Young to Julius Anderson, 45 acres, S23, Jan -J}. bounded by John C Young, Tar rant laud and Mrs. Viiglnia Miller. GREENWOOD. , J Frank Keller lo Wm B Ilinton, 110 acre-, *7uo, Sept 18%, bounded by J I* Sample, J Cooper,.! Frank Keilar, Dr J A Marshall, >! M Hinsoti aud other* J Fuller Lyons in Judi?e Probata Court to ' Anna M Biake. 1 lot.$100, Jan Hi. lSSHi, bounded by t<i>ui le ol L>r A P Boozer, Reynolds at, and other's. bar;th L Blake to C E Moore, 1 lot, SS00, Sept 2.1895, boundrd hy Mrs Eliza Boozer, Miss Anna B?*li, Reynold# St and others. It M Hays to S B Marshall. 1 lot, Sl.'li.oO, Oct lS'Jti. Oouudtd i?y Tau Yard place. Fieldlni: Colt*. Mlllweeat and others. J Fuller Lyons In Probate Court to Anna M ' Blake, 1 lot, Sm>, Jan 0,1SS8, boundad by the estate ol l)r A 1' Boozer, Reynolds St and others id i he town ol Greenwood. Mm A T Smith to J T Miller, 1 lot, SI,101). July U. 1SW. bounded uy Spring si, EUgetleld : .We, W K Biak*. trustee, and others. The Town Council ol Green wood to J T Miller, 1 lot.S10, July 4, ls?6, bounded by Mrs ; Smith, Spring St. beginning at itock corner, on the Smith lo , where Spring St enters fcugeileld Ave aud extending > lect and ft in- [ ches north aud running west lrom Spring St, ' withiu 1 loot of well on Smith lot and ending 1 at west corner ol smith lot ou spring St. J C Klugh, Ma-ter, lo M H Coiemau, 13G 1 2 acres, S1.4U0, Nov 2. bounded by Mrs M H Ken :ey. J C Maxwell, estate of McKees, Kellar and others, aud being on public road leadlug Irom Greenwood lo Ninety Six. Daniel Variant t>> Thomas J Harmon, 2 tttnn, J-'";, wvri <.<?, insu. uvmuuo'i u/ ii v/ nru* derson, Greudel, Daniel Tarraut and others. Henry PMcCiee to John A Barksdale, 05 acres, fcJ,500, Nov 5, lSHO, bounded by ii Hey nold?, li s Murriiuun, C \V Crews auu others; 1 knowu as the Oidbaui land. Johu T Blake,Sr, Wui J Wells aDdStannon ; B Marshall loo acres, 81,000. bounded by W J Wells, J U Maxwell, K 6 Blowdeu.and W K W WKluab to SO Smith, 3 9-10 acres, S110, 1 Oct 28, IMMi, hounded by myself, Carrie Jh Sharp, aud by tue Cokt-sburg and Ninety-Six road, In the town otCoronaca. Sdiie Hice Nickles to Ii F Fuller, 1803-4 acres, $l,tiol.25, Nov 17.18WJ, bounded by W O HU e, J r, J A Fiiisod, Elmore place, J Si SheppDeru, G C <? N H H ami by the load leading . irom N jueiy-SIx lo L'oronaca. Jacoo Cuuulugham to B F McKeelcr.Jr. 1 acre, 830, Mov 14, IsSHi, bounced by George Le ratine, .Milium run, josepu Williams auu Zeke Grlttiu. Sarah A Hlnton to Win Matthews, 1 acre. ( riOO, Nov 7, 1800, oouuded by Abbeville dirt ' road,Sallie Alexander,Samuel A H in ton. ( Jniiies L Hintou to C W Foster, Ed Dery mpley, .1 Leangue. Miium .Jackson, .lames llill, irustees A|.\l E church, 1 acre, $10, Nov 21,1SUU, Ix'lsiiUfd b)LJ K Biake Jr public road tiom urieeii tVuod, J L Hlntou and othe>s. W W Klugh to Mrs Carle E Sharp, 21-5 acre-, ;77, Oct 20, lsyC, bounded by W W Klugh, J 1) Foosi.e, S O Smith, Cokesbury and NinetySix road, town oi Curunuca. II HCieswell by C A C Waller, Exact, to Ceo H Taylor, 130 4 l> acres, SI,601, bounded by 11 G Creswell, C A C Waller, Geo Ii Taylor, A C Slock man, It F Fleming and others. Samuel Hiutou lo Win Ballard, 1 acre, S125, Nov 11, 18'JG. bounded by S A Hiuiou, Abbeviiie-Due West public road. Daniel Tarrant to Willie L T Adams and ijeorge A Adams, 1127-1000 acres, 8115.70, Dec 5, lsl?0, bounded by Greudel Mills, Daulel Tari.-.ui,T.J narmon and others. Robert Hogau lo W N Hogau, 1 lot, ?10, Sept ! .'0, lStlo, bounded by Hucketi St, Country St, lands ot Hannah Burton and others. Hannah Burtou lo Robert Ho^hii, May 2, ! 1S1H, bounded by HockeitSt, and Country St, llmiuuh Burton's laud aud others. i Mary A Itampey to W N Blythe. Rosa S Davis to Carrie H Haltlwager.l lot, i SlOO, Sept 15, lSl?l,;bouuded by Mrs A C Cbipiey, Mrs HosaS Davis aud Bank St. 'J'asco Muse ley to I'ress Harmon, I 1-4 acres, i S225, bounded by J B Sample, Kev. G F Aruodjand H P McGee. Joseph L Hughey and Susau Hughey to James Stralhern, C A C Waller, Sam A Beu jamin and Joseph liugbey, trustees ol Olive Uiunch church, 2 acres, nominal, April 0,18S7, bounded on diji iti, east, south ana west by J 1- and Susan Hughey. LB Davenport 10 Alice Miller, 1 lot, ?100, , Dec 1, lsilO, bounded by L. B Davenport, Rauisey Blake. Or K B Eptiugand Alice Miller. | Wilson Butler to G CNa-<h, J A Butler and .1 li Butler,30 aer s, sl75, Jan 18. 1890, bounded < b> J G Herudou, Mucnell Goggtns Jr., Park Arnold and others. W L Bell to A J Bell,07 acres, S2,&70, Dec 9, 1896, bounded by \V H Mays, A C l'ratt and others, known as tract 1 ol the Davenport ; land. F J Marshall lo J R Bennette, 1 lot,$200,.A ug 24,189o, bounded by J H Lolunce and Branch St. Auu \V smith, F J Marshall and others. Mrs Eliza J Boozer to Mrs Carrie T Williams, 1 lot, ?123, Dec 27, 1N90, bounded by Boozer St. estate ol A 1* Boozer and Reynolds Street. C C Cunimings to Caroline Mitchell, 1 lot, SlJft. Dec 28, 189t! bounded by J K and R P liiake, J C & N R R and O C Com tilings. Joel S Bailey to Robert Smith, 1 house and lot, ?65. Nov 23,lWffi, bounded by Lewis Royal, Greenwood cotlou mills, Pick Johnson and others. Joel S Bailey to Standard < >11 Co, 1 lot, ?100, Nov 21. 1890, bounded by Toel Bailey, G C & A R R and others. R H Henderson to Amelia A Anderson, 2 1-2 acres, ?'.*). Dec 22. l*9li, hounded by'11 II llendeis in. J S Audersou and others. S A Hinton to John Jackson, 1 acre, ?125, Dec '), 1>9C, bounded by Miunie Matthews, Abbeville dirt road. J L Huuhey to Mat lie Hugbey Burnette, 117 acres, SI. 170, Jan 2"!, 1JS!)7. bounded by estate ol' llr A P Boozer, Win D Joues, John R Blake : Jr and others. J liHughento W D Jones, 150 acres, ?1.500, S B Marshall lo Anna E Marshall, 1 lot, ?225, Jau 14,1S97, being lot 17, ol' block B, ol the I'm-1 ; son laud. COKKSItL'ltY. Fannie B Major to E D Andrews, 1 lot, | SI,'.WO. July 31, 1896, hounded oy Mrs P L Starkey, J L Andrews, J K Dursb&Co and Byrd street.. M K Waller to Grendel Miller, 2S 5-6 acres, | ?2,000, June 8, 1890. bounded by E J Boozer, Reynolds St, J T Simmons and by lands ol Gren da II m li Is, purchased from W V Blythel i and J T MeKeliar. | Charles Cullins to B L IJpford,47 acres, ?100,; 'July 10, 1S9C. bounded by B L Lipford, S W [ Cooper, W E Algary, W R Dunn and others. \ I Margaret A Kolin to A S Kohn. 37 1-2 acres, $200. Sent 9. 1890. bounded by R I< Anderson, | Suelse Williams, Thomas Mel lord and C <fc G R R W II Bailey to Lewis Johnson, 91 acres, ?637, Sept9, 1896. bounded by Mattlson Graham, Squire Washington, Jnnlus Wilson, Mendoza I Hlpgins, being t/act No 3, of the "Godbc | Place." MnttlcC Cochran to Win II Kmersoo. IflUI I. I 1 |... P U aeri's, vci ia, umj u >} i? ... ford, Or C \V Casoo, W II Euien-on ai other*. Mutlie C Cochran to C W Cason, 28 ncr S1..100, Sept C. 1896, J A Cochran's place, boun ed by M N Coehran, Southern Railroad ai others. Mat tie C Cochran to C W Cason.12 acre $1,500, sept ">, I89i>, AlcNary land, having hik bounds as are set forth in plot made by M David. Mattle C Cochran to C W Cason. 1112 acre 81,5(10, Sept 5, 1S9G. Davis lots, bounded 1 Florence Pncket, public street and others. Frank L Bramhlelt. to Harris L Rasor, acres. $720, Nov 19.189(1, bounded by Ell Star! Mrs .lane Asrnevp, .1 S AlcGee and others. Meim ttn M Hart to C P Simmons, 23 acre Jan 29.189C. bounded by J \V Balbe, Ro in sou Taylor it Co, McN Cochran and John Cochran. .f P Anderson lo C P Simmons, ISO acre SI, 100. Jnn 17,1S9C, bounded by W C Alartli MMtitA Tuvlnr lfr?rtrrp? fi K KhirlPV Jin others. J C Shirley to C P Simmons, 40 acrek, ?30 Sept 111, 1S9">, bounded by James M Wright, J Nlcklesand John NVliite. DONALDS. C B RiiBor to N W Asnew, 14, S125 25, Dec 189ti, bounded by E B Rasor, Ebeuezer Browi Mrs E P Cox and other. Charles G Matthews to Mrs Irene R Grelj 2(K) acres. S1.000, Dec T, 1S96, bounded by estal of F M Stoue, M A Bigby, Columbia <k Greet vllle R R. R E Hill J C P, to J W Chandler. 121 acre Dec 2.1S95. bounded by Mrs Sallie Martin, R Kirkpatrick aud tract No 1 of said estate. DUE W?ST. John T Ashley to R B Ashley, 93 acres, Sl,2( Nov 17; lSllli, on branches or Dogskin Creel bounded by E W Ash'e.v. W L Mitchell, M Cllnksrales and H P McGee. J P Kennedy to P L Grler, 4 acres. S2.r>0. No ion/, K., A U P /.hnrnl, IJ T. firlo J P Kennedy aud the estate of J M Todd, di ceased. Wrn M Grier and Boyce H Grier, Exact ( estate ot Mrs Barbara B Grter, I lot, S10, Dec : 1S9C, bounded by Mrs A M Brice,,Mr8 Barbur Grier and Benlot J C Klugli, master, to J D Branagan. { acres, S-160, 4\'ov 15, IS9.'>, bounded by Mrs Pra Ashley and pothers, beiug tract No 9, of tb Fair lands. J M Haddon to R M Haddon & Co. CC acre S52K, Jau f), 1897, bounded by J E Todd, A Drake, Wldeman Jr, M Haddon an ot hVrs. M ECllnkscalfls to M B Clinkscales, 805 acres, Sin, Dec 15,1S9G, bounded by T T Mi Mabon,.! L Robinson, M B Clinkscales, Ma garet E Clinkescales and others. Mrs M E Pruitt to M B Clinkscales. 62 1 acres. S165, Jan 19,1S97, bounded by H P Mi Gee, estate ol W P Kennedy, J N Nance an estate of John Bell. LONG CANE. A lien Vanca to John Casnn, .*> acres, S40, Ja i2 189G,Douuuea oy rrana vance,*.; ? u iv; J It Haddon and Allen Vance. Robert J Nickles to Mrs Elizabeth Logai S3 0-10 acrcs, ^' iO.SO. Oct 23 18%. bounded b Mrs J It bomax, James Haddon, estate o Thomas Gordon, \V Roblnsou aud It J Nick les. Thorons Cosby to Lula Co?by. 40 acres, $20 Nov 9.189(1. bounded oy C W Bolts, Dr J V Kellaraud l'am Cosby. Frank Vance to John Cason, 3 acres, 85( Nov 2.1S90, bounded by A \V Vance, J R Hac ilon and the Abbeville branch R R. J H Cochran to Mrs N C Cochran, 82 acrpi >5, Nov 19,1598, bouneed by A E JLeblie, G < Miner, D E Newell and others. J J Lornax and others to A B aud J W L< max. '200 acres, SI.500, July 17,18i)0, bounded b A. J Clinkscales, J E Cannon, Mrs R A Moor ind others, known as a part of S R Louia lariu. .1 C Mundy anil J It Stevenson, Exect, to H Stevenson, ISO acres, SW34, Dec 1, 18SIU, bourn ad by J F Kellar, Cllnkscales tract No 3, an House tract being .No 4 of the ladds of the ei tale of Andrew StevensonSC Mundy and J R Stevenson, Exect, to K ste?ensou, 1.50 acres. SC00, Dec 17, IS!) bounded by Lomax, J C Muudy, House trai nud other*. SMITHVILLE. Anna E Marshall to S B Marshall, 125 acre J1.000, Aug 4.1SD6, bounded by W A Lioma: Jetl l)avls. Thomas NIckles and S B Marshal E \V Watson to John Tittle, 32 acres, $12 Sept 5,1890, bounded by Calvin Morague, W Melton, John Tittle and others. Fannie Drennau to J W Scott, 1 acre, $4 Oct 2S, 1S!?6, tiounaea uy \v a. loidhs ,ir, j > Scott, public-oad, DAP Jordon and other ulso one lot kuowu as the Shop lot, bounde by Mrs H M Sistrunk, public road and othen J C Klugb, master, to John Tittle, 80 acrei 5030, Nov !4,1S9G, bounded by BenJ Gray, Rei ben Willauis, being one of the tracts of lan included lu mortgage given by Wells Gray. Mrs. Carrie McKnight to W A Lomax & So 12a acres, }850.;i5, Nov 8, 1807,adjoining lands* UlluKscaleB, Samuel Lomax, Moore an others. Julia B Kay to Carrie McKnlght, 129 acre 51,000, Jan 6, 1894, bounded by Cllukscalei Samuel Lomax, Moore and others. Janle Morris to John L Lumer, 221-2ncre 55150, Nov 10,18%, bounded by Eversou Rej noids, John Tittle, Five Notch rood and A J II It. J C Klush, master, to S A Hlnton, 110 acre ? 102. Dec <i, ls'JG. bounded by J W Reynolds, H Ellis, Mrs E L'>gan and others, being tra< No."5 of the Watt land. J (J Kluuh to V R liinton, ICC acres, SI,10i Dec 7,1MJG, bounded by Mrs E Logan,Jarut Anderson and others, beiDg tract No 1 of tl Watt land. A II Morton to William Kellar, 'J% 1-2 acre flDC.oU, Mity 18, IS'JG. bounded by J W Ltles, > H Morton and others. WHITE HALL. Mary A Rampey to W V Blyth, 100 acre s2,tK?0, Nov 13,18'Jii, A CStocUmau, ijeo Tayu stud Hard Labor Creek. INDIAN' HILL W C McGorsan to P M Bradley; 1 lot, S35 0ct8U, 1S96, bounded by Main St, Lwiggs S I'ilzer Rogers & Co, being in the town of fro; Matthew Creswell to James P Cuddy, t acres, Aug 17,1S9G, bounded by Mrs Hendei <on's land. loruierly owned by W B Uorn, L. Henderson, A A Pray lor, Mrs Trayljr an utbers. JL;Henderson to Perry M Cotbran, 21 acres, S1.125, Nov 16. 1SSXI, bounded by Gu Ulover, it J Iloblnson and Mrs C Hendersoi L'ost road anil others. Mrs M E Wideman to Green N New, i acres, S170, Nov 20,1S90, bounded by O A Tra; lor, A K. K K, A B Kennedy and Lewis Mo' Lou. M E Wideraan to Lewis Morton, 40 acre J44U, Nov 20, 18!W, bouuded by O N Traylor, . B Lewis, G N New and others. Robinson a Jay In J N Koblnson & Co, 3 lo 51,650, Nov 30, 189U, 120 feet long by :i0 feel wld and all improvements thereon, also lot on tl earn side, fronting on Broad St. ulso adjolnlc lot on the west side. Joining lot ol J s burne known us the S A Ulover property. K \V Lttes to, Frank Gethlaai, 1 acre, ? March 25, 1887, bounded by K W Liles, P und W C Kylesand others. CEDAR SPRINGS. W * L'llL.K Tnllnnnn 1 1A? C *>l xY Diiru wcu iu Hiujau juuiiM/u, x iui>, c Nov 4,180U,bounded by John Williams, Luc. Bi*bop, M A Barnwell and Tan Yard St. C K Hill J I', to F E Harrison, 275 acres, S57 Dec 4. 2S96, formerly ovvued by D K William unit tract No 2 of estate ofN J Davis, decease aud designated as tract No 3 of laud of sal deceaaeil. KEHlllJP, to Elijah Jobuson, 255 acre S50U, Dec 7, 1890, lormerly owued by K J Word land, Ervet Nelson, James AlcCrear and tract No 2 ol Davis laud, and tract 1 i Davis laud. J K Grawford to G S Turner, U7 1-2 acre 522.3, Jan 12,1897. bouuded by Win McGill, Mi fc, F Allen auU Miller land, tills being oni lOrth undivided interest in the real estate ( J A Crawford. AKBKVIIjIJE. Mrs Emmie Agnew to W F Stubbs, 1 lot, SO July 31, l5?9(5, bounded by James S Coibrui Henry Titus, A B Heider, P Kosenburg <fi C aud others. A L Oillesple to J II McDlll, 10 acres, S25 July 12, 1890, bounded by John L Hill, Ande son road and myself. Harriet Heudersou to Mahala H Dunlap, lot, 525, 1590, bounded by Florlde Belle Het dtrson, Magazine St, Geo Marshall, Mahal i'erclval aud others. J L Clark aud others to Elizabeth Smith, lot,$5, nominal, Aug II, lsiio, bouuded by J and II M Clark. Mrs J M Brooks aud others. Elizabeth smith aud oi bets to J L aud H 1 Clark, 1 house aud lot, SO, nominal, Aug 1 1890, bounded by Hauimouds place, Ellzabet Smith and others. J L Clark and others to M J iSrooks, 1 lo 55, Aug 11,1890, bouuded by Hammond placi Kussel tracl now owutd by Mrs.Mosely.au lticuxrd Romans. Julius M Visauskato Eliza McDonald, 1 lo S2U0, Sept 14,1890, bouuded by El za McDoi aid, Mrs fua Wardiaw and Depot St, bein one-iortli ol a lot of laud bought irom K E Hi by <1 Al Visaosktt. Ethel Ellis to Sam F Kiiilngsworth, 1 lo ?1,000, Sept 2.'l, 1890, bounded as follows: Begii ning at a point ou Washington St, a distant of 2"0 leet from tue Intersection ol said strei and Cobalt Ave, and thence running alon Washington si 80 leet In I lie direction of pul lie syuare, thence running back between pi ralle lines, parallel to Coball Ave. a distanc of 200 feel. J L Wardiaw to W J Smith and J AI lei 75 2-4 acres, Oct 12,1890, bouuded by C K Kiel ey. Primls Cumhilugs, Suake road, A M HI & Sous, and kuown as a part of the Sam Chll< tract. Aug W Stnitli to Hugh Wilson, 116-?i acres, 5:100, (Jet 20,1S90, bounded by lit J > Marshall, lot ot Geo iienei and others, alt one lot adjoining tbe above lot containing & 100 acres, bounded by Dr J W Marshall au Branch St. Palsy Coleman to Phillip White. 1 lot, D< 3,1895, bounded by Frankey Marshell, Mai ild j Mason, Cella Johnson, Geo Smith, being part I of lot by me from Lannv Herris. 12' '! F Bhllev to The Uoner Lone- Cnne Omn. el-1 tfcry Societv, 2 neres, 1 rod and 4 purche?, id SG7.91, Nov !). bounded by George C Du, sen bury, 1} F Bailey ana theUpper J ong Caue ps cemetery. d- UPHnramon <fc Co i.o Abbeville Leather id Mills, 1-13 acres, 525,18.W. bounded by leather mills, Blue branch, public road find tan yard. !s, R K Hill to S R Douglas, 11-4 acres, $250, May !h 17,18'JP. bounded by .1 M Brooks. Francis '.Oc max, K E Hill and others, fronting on Cambridge road, is, SallleA McNeil to RM Cheatblan, 134acres, >y 51.000, Dec5.1890, bounced by the .Tohncon olace, J W Knox, Ollie Ellis, J W Penney SO and others. te, M A Barnwell to Lucius C Bisbop, 1 lot, S25, Nov 10,189G, bounded by Johnson, M A Barns, well end Tan Yard St. b- J C Kluah. master. to P A Cheatham. 220 D acres, SI,000. Nov 2,18i)C>, bounded by Ed Turner, Qijo A Wlliion, John L Gordon and J C s, Ferguson. i, Of Ml) ford to J M Wl1 kins, 232 acres. 51,900. d Nov 8, 1890, bounded by D O'Neill & Sons, E A Robertson, the Cotustock landn and others. 0, J M Wilkinson to Lola Wilkinson, 232 K acres love and affection Jan 14,1897, bounded by D O'Neill, E A Robertson, deceased, OomMock land and others. J M Wilkinson to Lull Wilkinson, 1 lot, love and affection. Jan 14,1897, bounded by 8, M>try and Mugp.ie Prltch ird, Alston lands, B j, S Barnwell and Alston ? t.eree. W II Parker to Henry Thomas, 47 aires, 8500 ?, .Tan 10,18^7, bounded bv Mr Carlisle, Delia :e Knox. Polly Jooes and J Allen Smith, j- Martha N Thornton to Jas R Thornton, 100 acres, 5378. Dec 10.18SC, bounded by Dr A G i s, Thompson, A K. Watson, Robert Bell and J T known as the Florida truct. DIAMONI IIILI.. Jane Hall to Joel F Ethrldge. 80 acres, takX) lng care of bis mother, A Jtr 8,189f>, bounded by t, W R Crowthan. Estate ol Win Hall, M W Hall P and Jane Hall. Henry M Young to M 3 Ashley. 220 acres, v S7W), Sept 30. 1893, hounded by R M Pratt, W T r, Fleming, N E Johnson, E A Pennel.M L 3- Ashley and Henry M Young, known as the Libert Johnson homeste$;d. >f W A Moora and Janle Daniels loJ VV Brad1, bury, 20 acres, 830, Oct 22, 1898, bounded by a James Trlbble, H M Hill Joliu Bradbury and others. ' 50 B. A Keaton to It R Keaton, 138 1-2 acres, tt 8692.50, Nov 11.1896, bounded by R A Keaton, A ie J J Gray, J C Mllford. John B Seawright, J W 3 Milfordand G W Anderion, known a8 tract s, No 1 of the A W Lynch It nd. i K Magele Wakefield to J A Anderson. 163 l d acres, S2.2S2 No7 13, 1S9C, bounded by F H Cllnkscaies, Lettte Mlllfcrd, J C Wakefield, J r 3 A Anderson, R M W Hall. J c- 0 C Grambell to G A Ferguson, 127 acres, J r- S98T.50, Dec Hi, ISiflO, bounded by T C Ferfsunon, Anderson road, VV B Ferguson, T L Ferguson, ( -2 R B Ferguson, Mrs J S .HcMullen and M B ( c- Syfan. c d CCGambrell to T L Ferguson, 92 acres, 8151.75, Dec Id, 1890, bounded by W B Ferguson, :j H P McGee, T L Fergusoc, G A Ferguson and i R B Fergusou. C C Gambrell to R B Ferguson, 150 acres, 8200, uec 10, .loai), uuuuueu oy u anu j. r erguy, son.W L Prince and Austin Clements. CCGambrell to \V B Ferguson, 80 acres, i, 8457.75, bounded bv Jesse Milford, II1' McGee y and X L anil G A Ferguscn. , : LOWNDESYILI.E. 0, Miss Ella Nance to H C Tennel. 3 acres, $500, V March 14, 1896, bounded by J M Franks, J B Moseley. Main Si, upon w hlch there Is a two I), story building and other lulldlngs. I- J T Datlmer to H C Fennel. 101 acres, 8900, Feb 1", 1890, bounded by Sirs Jane Bolser, A J 3. Speer, Rocky River, M T Hutchinson and j Mrs M C Bolstr. Jas M Cooic to G A Tuctter, 101 acres, 3500, >- Oct 16, 1890, two thirds Interest in all that y tract of laud containing 1)4 acres and known e as the Hill place. x B B A Hen to Jaineft L Hall, 157 acres, 3965, Oct 31.1S90, bounded by V' E Daniel, B A Bell, J Charles Loofer, Mrs L A Hall and others. 1- J R V;indlver, assignee, to J B Moseley, 1 d house and lot, 8305, Dec 7, 1894, known as the s- bank buildinglu the town of Lowndesville, fronting on Main St and running back fifty J feet. 5, Covenant and agreement between Samuel :t McOowan and Mary A Baker, 1,000 acres, 81,301), Fsb 7, 1806, boun dec by R B Hutchinson, Joshua Barton, J M Young, Caball estate, I H McOallen, \V F Cllnkucales and others. James F, John T and Sarah Cllnkscales, exs, ecu'.ors, etc. to Andrew G Buskin, 108 3-4 acfes t. 8700, Nov 9, 1890, bounded Ijy J T Baskln, An1. drew G Baskln, John T Cllnkscales and 5, tracts Nos 1 and 3, of the land of the said esB tate. and A J Cllnkscalen, said tract being known as No 3. 0. The Upper Long Cane society of Abbeville V nislrict to Larkln A Hunter, 40 acres, S2K), s; Nov !), bounded by Jane A Frazler, Mrs G 0" d Dawson. T R Cann and W D Mann, being e. a ?/iho I T f nulla ta ml s, James F, John T and Sarah Cllnkscales, ex- ^ J- ecutorn, etc, to .las T Bank In Jr, 200 acres, ST'J.'i, t d Nov 7, 1JI96, bounded by \V Vr Cllnkscales, A G ^ and J T Buskin, Jr, and W K Buchanan, {.aid J tract being known as trac . No "-of estate of A ' )f J ClinkBcaleH, deceased. ? d Mary Willis Adams to V7 L Bonds, 30.5acres, 8400, being 1-4 interest, Nov 20, 1S96, bounded . s< by James Burrls, Callahan place, Lindsay 1 Scott, lUmpey lands and Morgan place, belug \ the Wm B Scott plantatlcn. ( s? WW Adams to Mary Willis Adams, 305 f aci'PS, Si JO, 1-4 Interest. Nop 14, 18915, bounded ' ^ by James Burrls. Callah in, Lindsay Scott, Itumpey lands and Morgan place, being the , f*. VVm U Ann! t land. J Mnry W Adnms to SVra W Adams, 205 acres ' 51 ?400,1-4 interest, Nov 1, ISiWi, bounded by Jas C Burrls, Cnllahan, Llndst.y Scott. Rampey ? land and Morgan place, bolng the \V E Scott , ? land. ( ie G P Grant lo D T SimpsDn,94 acres, 85, Feb 15,1S9G, bounded by 13 A Bell, C P Groves, E | 8- W Harper. G P Grant anc oiberH. ^ Wm O Mann to Mdrgur-'it L Wright. 21 7-10 acres, S217, bounded by Robert H Harkness, I John A Man In, John A Crawford, Jefferson < Smith undoi hers. J Mrs Mary Black to James T LaUmer, 85 ' 8* acres, $5, normal, Nov 27, 1896, bounded by J 1 >r M Young, B Bolen, Allen Burker land, S A ) Boles and Newby lands. Alice H Corest to W'arre i Underwood, 57" 14 ( ncres, $575, Sept 21, 18UG. bounded by T E f Hampton, Rocky River, Mrs A M Walters. \ 0, Peter Smith and wife, and known as the Mil t, ler iana. t. W D Mann and James II Boyd, 55 acres. 12 SS25, Dec 21,1896. bounded by L C Cllnkscales. ] r- McAllster estate, F W U Nance and W D j Mann. 1 a WD Mann to W D Mann. UK) acres, SI,000, 'Dec21,189(i, bounded by J It Hoyd. F VV K | 10 Nance. McAlister estate and T R Cann. 18 1, MAGNOLIA. I J* James F, John T and Sarali Cllnkscalco, ex- s V editors, etc to F Rose bury & Co, 288 acres. ] $900, Nov 7, 1890, bounded by estate of Win M i ? Taggart, Mrs Jane McKloney, S A Miller, Mrs M A Poore and others. 1 r James F, John T and Sarah Clinlcscales, ex- ( ecu tor. et <\ to P Rosen bury & Co. 140 1-1 acres, ; S4(iO, Nov 7, 1 SOU, bounded by W V and Sarah 1 Clinkscales, iract. No3 and Shankler's creek. James F, John T and Saiah Clinkscales, ex- i ? eucutors, etc., to P Kosenbury & Co, 152 3-4 . acres, SOUS, Nov 7, 1S96. bounded by John T . and Sarah Clinkscales, and tracts Nos 1,2 and r 4 ot the estate of A J Clltkscales, deceased, ] same tract being known a^ No 3. Wra B Buchanan to Wm B Moore, $280, love 1 and affection, Dec 15,1S96, bounded by Geo C J Graves, ^Taggart T Baker and Mrs W W Jones. i 2. J C Klugb, master, to H irtman Colony Co. 1 lw 3,770 acres. S3.700, Dec 20. 1890, bounded by fc Haskell estate, Little Iliver, Cuba 11 estate, | Wm Boyd, S C Riley, estate ofS M Calboun, , Mary Hester, Cotton Hltl place, and others, l(* known as the Flat Woods land. ( Thorn well Orphanage to Arthur J Hen- \ drlx, 1 lot, $71.Dec 24,1S9G, being lot No 1C, B? block 11, of Mrs McCormlcc's 1st addit ion to 11 town ofMcCormlck. C y Mary A Poore to Jas FClinkscaies. 150acres 3f $775, Dec 31,159G, bounded by James F Clink- i scales, Mary A Poore, ktiowD as the Bull fi> Town tract. rs Thos McNeal and others to J R Woodhurst, > 2* 08 acres, $301, Jan 2, l$9(j, bounded by Aaron " )f Johnson, R W Knox and ethers. camioun m (lij-s. ^ *? J H,S P. Wm and W C Morrah, Belle P Wll- S ' son, (nee Morrah) Ellen It, Mary E Morrah !l> and Lillie M Wardlaw to V/ W Bradley, 424 3-4 , acres, 81,000, Jan .13, 1S90, bounded by Frank \ Gilbert, Arthur Parker, the "White Place' t r_ and others. J Sallle EThomas. Executrix of the estate of 1 R B Cade, to J W Cade, 5 acres, $3, nominal, ' Sept IS, 1890. bounded by Thos SmUh, Sr. the J P R a W C R R, Bessie J Heard and Vienna ^ , road. ? I Bessie J Heard to James W Cade, 1-8 acre, , ^ $5, Sept 22, lSUfi, bounded by p R & \y c It R, 1 Plantation road, Vienna and Abbeville road t and J W Cade. li Sallie E Thomas, ex. tn Sallie G Cade, 300 J h acres, Interest In estate, Feo 1, 1.S96, bounded tiy Morris, F M Marshall and the Savannah I l. Illver. J C KiuRh, master, to Tims L Cosby, 1 lot, ' II 850, Jan 6,1898, bounded by J L Covin, Joseiph McCunty, Main St and othe rs. 1. J L Covin to J DCade, 2 i-2 acres, 850, Nov 14, lS9(i, bounded by J D Cade, colored church K John W Morrah and J L Covin. ( " Mrs T L l'aschel to Marshal L Kay, S2 acres, t S5in>, Nov 12, 1890, bounded by Richard Jones, 1 ti Abbeville road, Mrs T E Lav'ton and others. t Mrs Sallie E Thomas and Sallie Thomas r :,J Cade, 11 3-4 acres, $1, Dec 4, 1890, bounded ijy 31 Elizabeth Txggaii, Vienna and Abbeville 1 K' road, John T Jj twlon and others. \ b-| Mary E Morris l-o Jo* Maxey. 0 1-2 acres, ( 8356, Dec5, 1 ?9t>. bounded by George Hart- , Held, W A Lee, Jos Brltt, P 11 McCaslan and 1 others. i, ;j" hobdeal'x. " j Arthur J H^ndrlx to M L B Sturkey, 1 lot, 1 8122, being tlie Thorn well Orphanage proper'J1' ty in Mrs McCorntick's first addition lo town i '? of McCormlck. ] !<> Theo G Barker, epeclal master, to Samuel > ' Thomas aud Thos F Ryan, P R & W C It It ' cl and everything belonging thereto, 82,f50,030, i Sept 12,1S90. j 2C Samuel Thomas and Thomas F Ryan to ~y Charleston >fc Western Carolina Ry Co, P R A j( pypqii fin X 1 UU11 ILL 1 \ New Orle v -v By th< Hams and JUar T TT A T7 I Hh. V [11 Coffee and Teas wh _^^Roastec BLENDED T iVCRy'and everything belonging thereto, 4 4,290,090, Hept 38,1896. 1 John C Edmonds to T J Price, 135 acres, S5, a lomlnal. Nov 4, 1896. bounded by S B Smith, f iilrey Watson ana oiners. . T J Price to John Z Edmonds, 94 1-2 acres, S5 fl lomlnal, Nov 4,1890, bounded by John Z and r II Edmonds, T J Klce, being a part of the g ( W reason land. ^ T J Box, agent for J L Harris. 2 lots, S1C0, * )ct 7.1890, Lots 1.. and 16, block F, town of Mc- \ Jorrulck, each lot having a frontage of 30 leet >n Oak St. 4 J C Klueh, master, to T J Brltt, 130 acres, t'i'VO, Nov 1896, bcunded by Samuel New, a Francis Wldeman, RT Tolbertand others. f ? < Elsie's Chrysanthemums. ^ "Mamma," said little Elsie Blake, g 'did you hear Dr. Grey say last " Sunday that we should show our grati- g ,ude on Thanksgiving Day in some " >ther way than by eating a good din- g ler?" ^ "Yes," said Mrs Blake. 'I have 4 >ften thought of that myself; you know hat the Jews gave special gifts into ( ,he treasury at the time of the feast of . aberuacles?their Thanksgiving sea- % ion. Nowadays people go to meeting, ind chiefly show their gratitude by ^ fating." When our hearts are full of gratitude f o God, they will overflow in, some a vay. Elsie's heart was full of love " md gratitude, for she had recent- g y given herself to Christ, and she was ;ager to serve Him. Elsie's mother g vas very benevolent, and none of the " joor within their reach were allowed g o go hungry or uncared for. Now " here was one idea expressed in Dr. d oormAn O/hinh ohp hflH nPVPP ^ hoiight of before. "There may be 4 ome around us," he said, "whose emporal wants are well supplied, but q vho are hungering for sympathy. Christians should not fail 4 o seek out these and relieve i heir wants. 'Do not even * he publicans the same?' So, while ve remember the poor, let us also re nember those who are in trouble of tny kind." Elsie wag reminded of what Dr. Grey n md said by hearing about an old lady w vho lived across the street, and that J1 'vening, sitting before the tire, she ? old her mother what she had heard. ? 'Mamma," she began, "Jane told ? ne a little while ago that old Mrs. May * s very unhappyt and just sits aud cries * >ver her knitting. What can be the ? natter with her? She seems to have fj iverything she wants." "She has everything," replied her ? nother, "except real smypathy. Her * ion is away from home, and her daugh- v ;er-in-law does not understand why she P ibouia prefer tnat quiec iiiue piace in r ;he country which she has jujt left, 1 when she is so much more comfortable a lere in town. She misses her grand- c ihildcen and her flowers. I weut to l lee her when she first came, a few ? *veeks ago, but I have been too busy d iince then to call again." ? "Why cannot I go, mamma," said 1 Elsie, "and take her some of my chrys- D mthemums?" c "I think you might dear, to-morrow J, noming. The poor old lady is home- J( iicK, and needs cheering up." It was rather an effort for Elsie, be- S ng a diffident child to call on an entire c itranger. She was half inclined to 8 aoua tlia nlipuennHipmiims at f.hp floor jutshe thought that would be a cold K v&y of doing kindness. So she asked j( "or Mrs. May, and was soon ushered n to her presence. 8 The old lady seemed very sad, and ? lid not look as though she realized " hat it was Thanksgiving Day. Hemga little deaf, she did not notice JJ Elsie's entrance until her daughter [j >aid, "Mother, here is little Elsie h Blake with some flowers for you." You should have seen her face mghten up. "My dear, I am so ;lad to see you," said she. Then she otik the flowers and smelled them t jugerly. "What a sweet, clean smell h jhr.ysanthemums have! I have been q wishing for some all the morning. It ii loes not seem like Thanksgiving with- u >ut a bunch of chrysanthemums." i, "I am glad I brought them," said v Elsie, not knowing what else to say. 8 "I shall have them to chser me while a fou are all at church," contiued thei )ld lady. L "Why, aren't you goiug?" asked t Elsie. "No: I cannot get up the church d iteps, so I shall have to stay at home." c Elsie stayed and talked for awhile, Sj >r rather listened while Mrs. May alked, and then took her leave, prom- tl sing to call again. v The old lady's day was cheered by v Slsie's visit, and I am sure she herself vas happier for it. Perhaps you will \\ hink she did a very little thing, scarcely worth doing, and not worth men- ? ioning. Yet Elsie gave the old lady |j ust what she needed. While we strive to do greater things et us not forget to do little kindnesses n His name. tl For poisoning by acids administer n sopious draughts of tepid water, or ickle the throat with a feather or some- ! n hiug similar to excite vomiting, j L'hen give warm soapsuds or magnesia i p >r chalk dissolved in warm water, or ! si vood ashes, foda, gruel, linseed tea, j >r rice water, whichever can be reached ; r( irst. | ti For poisoning by alkalies, give dilute | aj /inegar, or sour milk, lemanade, sweet I )il or any mucilaginous drink. | q For arsencial poisoning, induce vom-1 a ting as quickly as possible, then ad-!a! uinister a spoonful of peroxide of iron. | it [fa drugstore is not uear enough tojoi jet this in a hurry, give iron rust|(j stirred in sweetened water, or whites a )f eggs and water, or soap suds. I it -"jjssaa in--,-, < . j IITTAIA /\ f n 1/IA A Al/11 AA I ivttia ui uruuenes \ ans Molasses % * I yrg 3 Barrel or G-allon. ?' -w ?' ? ? ~ ~ 1 'w>w ~" ? . d of the Very Best Quality. E SOME SPECIALTIES 1 * ich are very desirable I Java and Mocha Coft'ee in Fancy 2 lb. Tins. A rv nnim^v ? j.I? T?r h mw me nucsi in tiie iuarMeiv_ ? _^>At 50 Cents a Pound. L. W. WHITE. I I Spring Goods 5 P w j cuniNU # f At Haddon's! j W WE WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK 4 W Fifty Pleccs of New Percales, 8 to 121-2 cents ? P Fifty pieces of New Cotton DreBB Stuff for early spring wear. A Fifty-Inch Black BrllllaDtlne, tbu 75 cent grade, now only 50 cents. Tbe Jk r 50 cent grade now OQly 35 cents. The 81 graae now only 75 cents. Black Dress Goods J, = t Tbe most Complete line we have ever owned at this season of the year. ^ & Fifty pieces White Check Nainsook- Lawns, Piques, Dimities, Ac. r Ten pieces New Flannelets. Dainty stripes and beautiful quality. a One Hundred and Fifty pieces Embroideries, all new Datternsvcrv chMn mV ^ Twenty-five pieces New Spring Woolen Dress Goods. The latest designs ' ^ W In Checks and Fancy Weaves. Every thread Wool. Only 23 cents, f f A COMPLETE LINE DOMESTICS. , ;| P WE STILL SELL W A That extra quality, yard wide Sea Island for 5 cents a yard. , V 4-4 Bleach Homespun, 10-4 Sheeting, Pillow-Casing, Bleached and Unbleached ^ Drilling, Check Homespuns, Chevolts, &c. ? i Respectfully, > if. M. HADDON, ;|f| The yJZZrSU <?-| IPT IN PUT VlttI M litted to practice at tbe Bar. He sat ? jI'i I I J I I (11 rithin tbe Bar enclosure, speculating . 1 UU1U1 1V/U, pon tbe chances of clients coming to i im, by mistake or otherwise. He eard his name spoken, and started to i\ , ? n, . . _ _ is feet. 1 "Mr. De Novo, the prisoner 11T1 ][)fl l/](fh| TrOflv f ilinDoiili. nnoKlo tn omnlniT nAiinaal 1/11 LI I (J 11 I W 11 I, I I (1 11 n . v iuc uai ao uuaviv tw wmu ?vm - ?w r wvvmi *- -> Vill you defend him?" "Certainly, v our honor. May I retire with him a >r a> few moment's consulation ?" Yes ; and give him your best advice." l hardly perceptible sneer curled his #1 lonor's lips as he uttered these last I -1 I H |\| fords, but the young man did not ap- Ja JL iear to notice it. Motioning for the irisoner to follow him, he passed into . lie outer room. The door was closed, nd for ten minutes the lively THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES latter of mauy conversations .filled " xxixuuo he fiourt room. Then the vountr WILT. Tin TT. nan strolled into the room and ?? - r.# mnnpfl intn a r>hair The crier Dro- We don t expect aDy man to buy here who roppea into acnair. ine crier pro- can do better anywhere else, but he'll have a laimed, "Silence in the court-room ! fruitless hunt, we puj our whole heart Into lis Hofcor gazed upon the young Clothes?buying and selling. We employ nati and said * 1 Are vou readv to DTO- ev?ry talent, profit by experience, strive for . 7.lr every perfection, and have got the art down eed ? Yes, your Honor. Where S toanicety. While some are shouting how he prisoner?" "I really don't know." cheap they've got. we want to tell you how . rnLfW <'T>m onrp T Hnn't knnw " "De. we've got. Anybody can sell common Wbal' clothes-there's no knack about that. We've Mr. De ^ovo, will you explain what got suits as low as $4?an wool andwiiigive ou mean bv this most extraordinary you satisfaction, but our better class of goods, r.rw1iirtt9" "Vnnr Hnnnr tnlri rrift to w{?ere expertness counts, cleverness is taxed, onduct. Your rionor lOia lue io where competition Is declared out of the race. ive D11X1 tne oestuuviue a uuuiu, i ue- wnere us "necK ana neck" with tbe best of ieve'"' "Yes, sir." "May It please custom tailoring, and we are selling that pn?rf when T r>nnanltPil him T cla8s ?r sooda at actual cost now to make he Court, wtien 1 consulted mm i room /or 8prln({ 8loclIt And ,U8t thlnk of ound that he was guilty, aud really what a saving it is. a little more than is iad no defence whatever; So, in pur- ?sked for tbe cheap truck, but a great deal e .... TT??..ir, less than the tailors demand?about half. uance of your Honors^ SO kindly- what worth have words when everybody aeant suggestion, I advised him to claims the largest stock? What weight have rop out of the window and make him- p^,1itl?)edvprl.ce8 utnle8s, ca,n p *6 the ,y ? T nnM,,mo values? \ou've got a standing invitation to elf as scarce as possible. I presume, |00|j usoverand see if we are not showing a fact I know, that he followed the three times the variety of suits that is to be rqt r>Art nf mv advice and I believe 'ound anywhere else. You are assured satPfrt OI ^ aav'ce, anu ? wbimsvc isfacUon m every purchase, not the "as good ie Will also observe the rest 01 it. as-kind," but a guarantee that there can be _ no better made. There's no chance of our not \ ." ' '? 11 being able to suit you. Such an Immense line must hold everybody's size and everyHorses in War. body's style. Some of the "back-clothiers" , . . ? advertise clothing In any shape astbefasbA statement in our morning paper ionable sort, but their idea Is like their clothes lm? oiv ImnHraH A mcrinnn llrtrsps ?ancient,. Thfl stvlpa fhla si>acnn ore nf thp irvp inqf hppn <dinr>ed from New moderate sort In length, both cutaways and i^LJJL !Eniriul, trnnns sttcfes- Thls W *>r the correct style at low>rleaim for the use of the Spanish troops prices that can be made for tbe best ti Cuba leads us to consider the enor- clothes. ' , anus losses aud more enermous sufter- \ ngs of horses in war, not ouly from 7V7* rounds, but also from over-work and i 103868 The Clothier and Furnisher. In the terrible Russian winter earn- Remember we have added a first-class line aign of Napoleon, hi9 horses died at of .shoes at low prices. he rate of thousands a day. When he started [saying nothing of HTlffTAT lCnTTPT!' raft horses] he had sixty thousand U-bfllAL JNUIIUL. avalry. When he returned only about ^ KillillgSWflrth. ixteen huudred> & ' Over fifty-eight thousands of thesixty No. 4 seal Block, Abbeville, s. C. tiousaud cavalry horses died from ? ? ounds, exposure, overwork and star- how ne was Helped. ation. If war is a curse to the human race "When a boy," said a prominent rhat is it to the horses? member of a church. "I was much Let everv school-boy, not only in our helped by Bishop Hamline, who.takBunds of Mercy," but in all America jug me aside, the Bishop said : "Wkfin e asked to adswer that question. 'u trouble, my boy, kneel down autl ask God's help; but never climbovers^-. ?"* .. the fence into the devil's ground, and T . . then kneel down and ask heln. Prav It costs more to revenge wrongs from God,s sWe of tl)e fe^ ? $ iau to bear tbern. tbat," said be, "I have thought every He has the hardest work who has (]ay 0f my jjfe .since." Continuing, othiugtodo. he remarked: "Sanford Cobb, the It is better by far to be stupidly up- missionary to Persia helped me in ght thau to be brilliantly dishonest. another way. Said he: I)o you ever By watching against your weakest f??' thankful when God blesses you?' oints you may make them your ' A J ways.' 'Did you ever tell him so?" Tongcst points ell, X don t know that I have.' The man who is conscious of his own 3?"' 5 ft ;ctitude need have no fear of what . u;?. ? ii, } , tell him aloud , ZX SlaU"er ",ay 8Peak T^'wLT^wreM0"! ijainst mm. found that I had only been glad, not Becoming one with the eternal grateful. I have beeu telliug him with oiiness cannot come to pass but by grateful feelings ever since to my ti absolute renuciation of ourself and soul's help and comfort." II that is ours, natural or spiritual; for i the same measure that a man comes ? at from himself, in that measure does The man who isdrawn into a scheme o6 enter iu with his divine grace, to invest 1 cent and draw out $1 may nd he who loseth his life shall find not be a fool, but he is in no danger ' from brain fever. '