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r *?^ 111 The Abbeville Messenger. Entered at the postoffiee as 2ud-class matter. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1885. SUBSCRIPTION |2 00 Notes of a Trip West. On Friday, April 3d, I left Abbeville bound for Montgomery, Ala., on legal busitifl.HR. Charlie Allen was my Coinpagnoti <hi voyage. Wade Cothran and Gus Smith went with us as far as Grvanville. I understand they went to buy n.nne flu* stock, but I don't think they succeeded. I ??w them bantering Rowland and the Marshall*. When I left the hotel next i morning at 5 o'clock, for Atlanta, they I wert peacefully asleep in bed, dreaming< I of who aud what ? ft Wa reached Atlanta at 1:53 o'clock, I Saturday, and went to the new Kimball W House. 8urely thoue Atlanta people are tin: moat progressive and energetic in the world. It is said that e'er the smoke had cleared away from the ruins of the old Kiiuball Hounc, which wa* burned in August 1883, plans were form rsv ed to rebuild it; and Kimball who was then in Chiraro, was telegraphed to I-'.; come on and t charge of it. Ho did ' no, loruira m jo* riock company wiwi a :i.. , capital of $750,000, and as the result of fS; his labors, Atlanta has to-day as handjj??^ some a Hotel as you will find in Ameri55*. ' It is built of brick and Georgia granite and marble. The columns of the front are of unhewn granite and are imposing & and "unique in appearance. Standing in tho centre of the spacious tessellated hall, one looks up through tho arcades through six stories, to the plate glass ! roof. And'the effect at night when the ' gas is lit is simply grand. And standing & ' in the sixth story, and looking down at I?: the mass of moving figures below they Vi'i appear to be no larger than the Pigmies ' who r>tset Gulliver. The dining room j-'.-j is a marvel of beauty, and the style they ' ; A put on in there is overwhelming. Oranges aro served first at every meal with a beautiful silver fruit knife to cut them open, then you must eat them with a rpoon ! It is the height of ill-breeding to peel and cat them with the hands ; nevertheless I did it till I saw my neighbor eat his with a spoon, after that I eat mine with a spoon too, but it was mighty awkward to me. 1 "Ny don't think Charlie Allen could be induced to try the spoon at all. lie preferred "the old way." Soup is served n at each place in silver covored dinhes and coflfeo also. The glass is of fine cut glass of beautiful designs and colors. The rooms are furnished in the most liivnrimia Strip *rul urn Klliwl mi with -V ?1 I? - "I" cveiy convenience. The billiard par.lor contains sixteen tables, and is elegantly lighted. . The bar is beautiful. I*late glass mirrors extend from iloor to ceiling on all sides. But I can't undertake to describe all the beauties of this wonderful caravansery. A gentleman from k*;- < New York said to me, that it was e?jaal in all'its appointments to any hotel he ' ever saw; I attended Kaster services at St. Phil^''3 lips. The.Church is a very haudsotne one, and .was very elaborately decorated for the occasion. I)r. Arinstrong is the to, rectorv'^H'e-bears a striking likeness to IC.V J6h?i iVilkes Bootheend is lame itv the samo leg that Itoothe injured ,v. l:c?";beA jumped fron^the President's Vox to the rttige after the act a^anitia&iox*. . . <?' ? ??' ?<> ???? Dili* WW U |*?*3 jgjpj^i who belicVe that-the Doctor is floothe himself. lie latgiis at it good nitturedly. UcCin a beautiful reader, and lain conduoi^bf tie services was perfect. Dishop Beckwith wm present. I have I ). iiaver heard such a voice as his. It / ' seems incredible that such a volume of . sOuud could come from a human breast. -"- " -I*. His voir* is highly-cultivated and he is perfected in all the arts and graces and accomplishments of oratory and elocution. I hare never heard the commandments read as he read them. It was the most impressive rendition of that solemn uervice I ever listened to. The choir was formed of four voices with the organ and cornet. The music was grand, and to my uncultivated ear the soprano voice was faultless. A large class wss confirmed. The churclf was packed. I suppose its seating capacity is eight, hundred or a thousand. Chairs were put in ail the aisles, and then standing room was at a premium A friend gave me a seat iu his pew, but < soon there were co many ladies standing that I gave it up. Then I took my place in the crowd of standers. ? We vent to Montgomery by way of the Atlanta and West Point and Western Alabama Railway'*. Along the road V are tome interesting towns, among them } West Point and Opelika. Montgomery it a beautiful city of hoido 82,000 inhab) itants, perhaps in all reapeet the finest I | ever saw. Tne Alabama River runs by i it on one side?along whose course runs \ J the rail roads. Steamers pi v between Montgomery and Mobile. The principal business street, Commerce, runs ' \ from the river to the public square. , 'From thiaftouare streets radiate in fell directions. F rom the river there runs a aemi-circular hill all around the city, kforming'a natural amphitheatre. In the i basin are the business houses, banks, market, &c. On the .brow of this circular ^ill are the dwellings, and some fo them ^ye very handsome- The Capitol stands . the head of Dexter Avenue, which is *.Vy wide, with rows of trees down the ?,??s and tn the eentre, and so beautiit from the foot to the top that lj* rV*Ni not appear to be a steep hill. ?ut w^ei| yOU reach the top of it you V? VpTnagniflcent view of the whole ?'" w .10 Capitol is an imposing build' i. L ii' .understand the State is ro mi iu uuiiu ? 1 .net, howe*.^ d ' "ot JLee h, ? Hr. McCklUo}^; fi!??T ? ' tbo Chief Ju.tic/"?,.*1 Jud?? ?ton?? who gave me m^h'uB"pr?ro? .Court' lion ^utChanc^J1 P1*;""' inS,rn,? nd Simeon BonS Bowlc' danta. And ofotlff^ft'd"3? went to AUbamain)!?.* ,* *08. w*\o *?. considered to f!??w * I spent a night andt i tho.f,rlfWc4,tcry, and returned to A twit" 'v?jm' night, spent Tuesday " Monday day night at Seneca6$?\*?d TVa\ \ Home at 1:30 on Wed^ dJ*M??d 1 In fire days I had gonel^ 8th< nd returned, gpeuding tjtJJ' ' ?i?n,,rJ . night, and two <U? adTP*.? ffrL viwaisjy ' -HW-. ?.*SSf o??P: V^jBttfclad to be at home ap. ? #M?here is no place like " 1 t??o my face tojRjy, with joy and tfJEJ' " V T/V-v/'vsr? ; . ^ --.v./. ./ * :*< '>\ ' ?V - .^'.A- vt* * " ' Tlra Children* D*y, Mr. Geo. C. Hodges has induced the C. fc G. 11. It. Company to run * cheap excursion from NewT>erry to Greenvillo and return on the 1st day of May for the especial accommodat 01 of tho school children and their friends along the line. This excursion is under the control of the railroud Company and they propose to furnish ample accommodations to the excursions. Furman University grounds wH1 be opened for ? bosket picnic. The City Council of Greenville propose to furnish (Vee entertainment to the excsrsionist. Our thanks arc due to Ur. Hodges and the railroad for affording ub all an opportunity, at so Kinall a cost, of upending plcaHnntly and profitably, a May day in our beautiful Mountain City. The schedule will be announced *? - ? - - -i.. 4-. v: in lime, linunu irip uci&ein: r rum ^ine ty-Si*, $1.15; from Greenwood, $1.06; from Hodges, 90 cents; Jrom Abbeville, $1.00; from Donalds, 80 cents. Tbe Catholic Chuch. The contract tor building the Catholic Church here, was awarded on list Friday to Mr. J. W. Nickols, of Greenville, who was the lowest responsible bidder. Mr. Nicknls has erccted some handsome church buildings in the upper portion of this State, and it is hoped will give entire satisfaction here. If the plans of the church are fully carried out, it will be quite an ornament to our town. A neat five room cottage will also be erected on the Church lot on Main street. The contract for hauling tha materials for the building* has been given out, and work will be begun next week week. The Church will be fin:-l 1 i... i t. i \aiiuu uv nt'^iciuuui iit-jkv. Like Lilttl* H?u, . Don't abuse tho drummers, commercial tourists, knights of the grip-sack, or whatever you may choose, in your wrath, to call them. We have great admiration for them. One of tho fraternity came to our office last week, and paid for 500 postal cards which were printed for him six months ago, and which have been chasing him everywhere in tho known world, almost, ever since. In the mean tiipe be had changed his house and of course the cards wvre of no earthly advantage to him. A Hallrond Now, Certain. Tho authorities of the Columbia and Greenville road' Kate withdrawn the mid-day train from tliis place to Hodges and passengers going from here up the country are compelled to lie over about four hours at that sea side resort Hodges. Such aro some of our rail road advantages and still we must 4,be content with the road that our fathers built for us." Can anything be more stupendously absurd. If'e must hace the tfirour/h route. Cheater A. Arthur, Lawyer. Thousands jtf handsomely printed cards were distributed to-day by General Arthur's old law partner, fttating that tho ex-President will resume .the practice of the law aa a member of the firm. One of the firm said that General Arthur wxrnld resume active relation with the firm chiefly an advi*er in casts, lie will go into court frequently, but not mo much as the other member*. Blind Tom. This noted pianint ha? been adj'jd^ed an idiot, which everybody know before, and placed in the guardianship of a committee where he alwaya has been. ~ r-'~ ~ Notice. l)r. Neuffer, of the firm of Speed A; Neuffer, it, miming at ih* JJotcl. Parties 1?a*inf>; pwscriptiens to be Altatf at night, will please romcmber. MESSAGES. Judge Lyon went to Anderson Monday. Linen Lawn at Bell & Galphins. Father Monaghan waa in town lut week. All the new shades in colored drcsa buttons at Bell A Galphiti>. A full line of Patent Mediciues and Fancy articles, at Speed & NTeufTcr's. Handkerchiefs, from 5e. tip, some'hiitg nice for 10c. Bell & Galpliin. 1*1.? : l LI. r 1 nt i tuuc nma cu[imueraiM? irUHL 1 QCpaiJ morning, but owing to the dry weather little damage was doue. For a good comfortable smoke, go to Speed 8c Neuffer'sand buy* "May Kir* by," price 6c. *' Mr. J. W. Nichols, Who baa the contract for building the Catholic Church, was iu town last week. Sunday bourn at Spaed A NeulTer's Drug Store. Groui 0 to 11 a. hi; From 5 to 8 p. m. Capt. Perriu, J. W. Perrin, A. M. Hill, W. D. Lomax and Dr. H. D. Wilson hare gone to New Orleans. Hodiery, Hosiery, Hosiery, Ladies' Misses' and childrens* at Bell A Galphin's. A complete atock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Colors, etc., etc., at Speed 9c Neuffer's. Any druggist wilt tell you what he knows about tho merit of Milliner's Indian Vermifuge the popular remedy. Golden Machine Oil, the best, for engines and all machinery. For aale by Speed & Neuffer. Rev Mr. l'ritchard and family have arrived and are occuDvincr the now Methodist Circuit Parsonage. A full line of Ready Mixed Paints, from pound to gallon sizes, alwaye on hand, at Speed & Neuflfcr'a. We know every body waB glad to aee Mr. Chalmers on the Btreets again after his long and tedious confinement to the house. Every lady who would enioy com* plete comfort should wear "The Madame Strong Comfort,' corset for sale by Bell & Oalphin. Diamond Dyes, make old thing now. Try them, only 10c per package. Ail colors kept on hand, by Speed & Neuffer. That good citizen Capt. John Lyon, his wife and daughter and Miss Minnie Cowan, were in town laat Saturday. II was a pleasure to see them. Physician's prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded, by experienced handa, at all hours of the day and night, at Speed & Neuffer's Drug Store Mr. D. N. Lane, of Newberry, was in town last Friday looking about with a view to establish a first class gentlemani furnishing goods store. It will pay We will weleoMe him. ^ - Mt. T. Huckabeo after two years of absence, is baok at his old place at Wardlaw and KdwardB. \Vu are glad to see him again and hope he will stay. Messrs. L. W. White. W. J. Smith und J. U. Edwards hav? returned from New York and soon piles of now goods will coine rolling in. Luok out for their advertisements. We are expecting a. large stock of Flower Pots in a few days, and would be glad to supply those in need of them. W. Joel Smith dJ Son. We sympathize heartily with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DuPre, in the giief they feel over the loss of their infant child. Such grief must have its way. Words uf consolation are idle. ltev. A. A. Morse, of Gainesville Ala., nreached morning and evening in th? Presbyterian Church at this place last Sabbath. Hid uiscoursca were clear and forcible. Cxpt. M. L. IJonliam Jr. and Col. J. T. Robertson left yesterday for the Urand Lodge uf Knights of Honor which meets to-day at Chester. I)r. L. W. Sbcppard. of Bradley, was in town jencruay. ur. onepparu w an Edgefield man and having recently graduated with distinction at Baltimore, has located for the practice of medicine at Bradley. We are gratified to learn that the Iter. John Gsss has accepted a call from the Episcopal Church at Winsboro, and will descend fiom his mountain eyrie at Sewanee Tenn. Wc welcome him back to Houth Carolina. Dr. II. D. Wilson will be absent from his officc from the 14th until the 18tli. He is visiting Augusta in the interest of his Cotton Planter and Guano Distributor. Mr. P. B. Tobin, of Augunta, was in town last week. Mr. Tobin is a member at. ?. ft-. -e r? -- f? ? ! i . ? vi me iirm ui uuo. Ik. DIOiej (V VJO., Ol Augusta, and is a gentleman of refined and polished manners and excellent business qualifications. An unusual feature in the advertisement of a certain tract of land last Saleday was that the papers were t?? bu furnished free. It is an invariable rule in sales by public officers that the purchaser shall pay for papcas, and the custom has almost become a law. Occasionally you hear a hopeless inquiry as to the prospects of ever getting anything out of the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Co. "deceased." The chances arc about as good as getting a weeks ploughing out of a oast iron hitching post. x A very respectable gentleman of the colored persuasion was in search of a loan recently and offering twenty fire per cent, per annum for it. He ought to hare known better and wo hope that there was no citizen in towu who would have had the heart to t?k? such an advantage of the necessities of a human being. Ily lack of open air exercise, and the want of sufficient care in the mattar of diet, the whole physical mechanism often becomes impaired curing the winter Ayer's Santaparilla is the proper remedy to take in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, excite the liver to action, and restore the healthy tone and vigor. Hall's Hair Renewer renews, cleanses, brightens, and invigorates the hair, and restores faded or gray hair to its youthful color and lustirre. People vrtm gftry^ hair prefar to use the Kencwer, rather than proclaim to the world, through their blearned locks, that they are becoming aged, and passing on to decay. Oof. ftcbinaon, ono of^fjj^sw* #*rterprising and suiiMMiWtBSerrie Ibis: vicinity, has a "good schtiaft'l on foot for covering cottoiT The contrivance is a log of wood about aix inches in diainetor and long enougti.to cover too rows at once. A chain is fastened at each end of the log. and the *ingle-trce is attached to the centre of the chain. Front an observation of the working of the "shebang,' we thifth soma of tho seed will bo about neit Jily reaching thetop. If you don't believe that people sea an advertisement or a notice in a news pador, juBt for fun let one of your frienda in that charming busines, casually remark in the local column that you will leave the next day for the New Orleana Exposition. Such passing remarks as these will assail you from every possible and conceivable quarter. "Hello! thought you were in New Orleans." "When did you yet back ?*' "How did you like the Exposition," and a thousand others that like the dropping of water, first unnoticed but continuing, nearly run you mad. Its good, try it! DaeVeat pate. Duk West, April 13.?Winter still lingers with us. n j 1?? J UMUVIIB ?rt' Tcrjr uivftWKru. Dr. W. D. Reid preached an excellent sermon Sabbath Morning in the A. R. P. Church. Our delegates to the Presbytery left in a body Thursday evening. The -Presbytery convenes in Doraville Ga. Rev. C. E. Todd's charge. Two of our Theologs were the firat to appeal in linen dusters this spring. They were on their way to Presbytery. The MediuiH was a little 'too previous" this year. The Town Council of Donalds have greatly improved the side walks about town, and also the roads. They have a progressive administration if they do make a travelling Agent pay f2.6G for selling one cravat. Dr. Nathan Henry has invented a cotton chopper. You can run it by hand or by norse power. When the Doctor gets to dreaming of his future fabulous weilth, he tells us what a Paradise he then expects to make of Due Weft. The C^ C. Q. & C. R. R. is a mighty lively oorpse hereabouts to have been buried so formallv in Abbeville on th* 25th of March. Our interest is unabated. Lat tho music ba kept up. Wo murtt have a Rail Road. The 9th of this month was the twentieth anniversary of Lee's surrondor at Appomattox. Many changes have been | wrought since. How many prominent ; figures in history have fallen. How well we remember that day. We were ten years old. Corn was up with three or four leaves and run round. Tho trees > were covered with foliage. The present 1 season is tally one month backward. , Our fathers ploughed up a four acre corn field, made three bale* of ootton on it, 1 and got as much for 8 bales as w? got fot k twelve now.. ? Mrs. M. J. Cainv of Georgia, ia visiting her daughter Mrs. R. 8. Galloway. Rot. Win. Porter,a blind man, preached in the Baptist Church last Wednesday evening. He makes a support- by tuniag pianos. Prof. Wm. Hood gave to Due West his annual lecture last week. The Speaker look for his subject "Coal," ol wnat made, hovr formed, &c. Hid lecture abounded, in most interesting facts and figures, and was delivered with much force. Prof. Hood's calculation is that we hare enough coal in the United States to last for 450,OUO years according to preaent conmnnption. A. B, Itogers, Wholesale dealer in Corn, Flour, Meal, Mea., Hams, Lard, IIrati, Halt, MoUsnes, Sugar, CofTec, Ricc, Soap, Ac., will deliver goods at any point on railroad at Abbeville prices, lletore buying always ask fur tiricca, aa wtt hare advantages that few up-country merchants have. A. E. ItOUKHH. ?# - Yon would do well to examine Bell & Galphin's stock of Millinery and dres.-< goods before purchasing olsewhcre. They have no old stock. IN MKMOKIAM. Mks. Sali.y E. Wardlaw, the wife ol Maj Andrew B. Wardlaw, departed this life at her home, in the town of Abbeville, on the 13th of February, 1885, in the 48th year of her age. She wai born near Liberty Hill, in Kershaw County, where her venerable parents both surviving her, still reside. . Happily married, within one montl of her majority, she entered upon th< stage of active and useful life, thorougIt equipped for all of its important duties ; and although the years of hci earthly pilgrimage were comparatlvelj few, she was foUnd in all thing* noffi cient; having lived long enough t( adorn with every grace the very noblest and most responsible of all earthly positions?those of wifoand mother. Sh< of whom this et n be truly said, cannol bo the subject of fulsome eulogy, foi unto such, no word* of praise can d< more than simple justice. A child o the covenant nnd of belieting parents the transition from tho Kingdom of thii world to the Kiugdom of grace, wa? apparently an incident of development and as noiseless as is the distillation o the dow, it came from the bud to th< fullv blown flower, whose hnmtv ?n< fragrance we all discerned. It is enough to have lived such a lift ?but how unspeakably more to hav< died such a death ! Feeble, emaciated and worn by long sickness?only a Woman?and yet Death himself, moving upon her with slow and deliberate steps parading before her unclouded viaior all of his terrors, could excite no foai in her breast, where all was peace anc jo?. I'eace which surpasscth all under standing! Joy which cotneth from simply believing 1 And so faithful, trustful and devoted in life, was it allowed to hcr-to bo calm complete and beautiful in dgath?and it is thus, "He giveth hia beloved aleep." a Abbeville, S. C., April.10Ufcl&86. ? ? I I TINWARE Alii "BY virtue of a distrjeji ?-?* directed Jty J. 8. C< still at Abbe^le C. Hn S. day, May 4th 1885. all GOODS and TINNING longing to JV It,; Simf.lCM rwoentT? occupied by him, <- Cothnm'a 'Block, conn -Lamps, Uu and complete net Tinninj Sold to aatiafy dintrea: rent due J. JS. Gothraa ? V mom. Terina caah. For particulars apply, ei & Cothran or* Parkertornaya. RICHAUDSC April 15-St78 - ' '.i . Sheriffs Sale. ;j, . . t, % r" Richer A llillor, Lewis Saunders, Basil Davis against J. F. C. DuPre as HberitT J. T. Ellis and J. C. Ellis, or J.*. Sllia 4 Bro. Hundry Executions. BY virtu* of Sundry Executions to ma directed in the above stated eases, I will .J1 i. 1L. ti.i a. - -a a.si. - VII tu vu? Bi|[U?BI VIUQCTf U pUDUC lOCUOD within the legal loin or uln, at ibtwrillc C H.. 8. C., on Monday 4th day of May, 188* All the right, title ana interest which tho 4# femUnts J. T. Ellis and ? V. atlia had, oi day of Octobcr, U8S in, and to the following real estate, to wit: ElOOT HUXDftEO AND TWEXTYEIOIIT ACRES, more or lee* and bounded by lands then oi formerly owned by U ft. Daataler, O. M Hodge*, J. F. Cellar, W. C. Norwood an< others, atid known as the Ttafkia'a place ALSO FIFTY ACRES, more or leas, bounded br lands of Henry Oul ly, W?. Ricbey, J. Y. fl%rdy fnd others. ALSO EIGHTY ACRES, more or leu. bounded by lands M. A. Caaon B. H. Kakin, David Hannah and oibera ?*< kuown as tho Chandler place. LeviofL>*^ ani to be sold aa the property of f. Kills I Bro., to satisfy the aforesaid execution am costs. Terms cash. J. F. C. Di'Pu, April 15-tf 75 Sheriff, A. C. JNPTTRANCE LICENSE. Execptivx DaraavuKNT,) Ofpic* or CoxraoLxxa Oxnxbak, > Columbia, 8. C. April, 1,1886.) I certify, that J. F. C. PuFre A Son, of Abbeville, agents of the Georgia H*mt Ivtnranc< Company, incorporated by tho State of Georgia, has complied *ith requisitions of the so of the General AaMmbly entitled "An Act t< regulate the Ageucies of Tnsarance Cora pa oies not iaefrporated In tke State of Sontl Carolina.'' ami I hereby lioense the sai< Messrs. J. F. C. DuPre A Bon. agents aforesaid, to takarikks and t racy act all business m Insurance in this State, in the County of Abbrville, for and in behalf of said Com pan r, Expires March 81st, 188fi , W, K. 8TONEY. Comptroller Oeneral. ?_4_?ii_ TNSURANCl LICE>JRR. K r\ KXBCUTItK r>kpabtmrnt,k Office op Comptroixkk General, > Columbia, B.C. April 1,1885.) 1 ocrtifr> that Messrs. S. P.O. Do Pre a ' Ron of Abbeville, agents ol the JIanovtr ana Fir* Jmurance Company Incorporated by 1 the State of New York, Hattootnplied with th< 1 requisitions of the aot of t'Js General Asseat* , blr entitled "An Aet to regjlate the Aganoies of insurance Companies tit incorporated in the State of Snnth Carol Ik," and I hereby . lioense the said Messrs. .1 P. C. DaPre ? 1 Son, speitta sforessid, to tue risks and traos< aet all basioesa of Insurant in this Stat*, in | the Couaty of Abbeville, fir and in behalf ol said Company. .1 Expires Mareh list, Mj , W. t BTOKBT, ; Comber llw Qsneral, 77 . V . . '-w 1 vl- & ^ - . . ^ v ^ - ^ V-:'; "-rx ' j|0. 825. IN8URANCE LICENSE. ^ximittivk Department, i O^ICE OK CoMPTItnlXKK (rKKRKAI., > Com: m ma, S. C., April 1, 1885. J I Certify, That Mr. A. M. Aikon, of Cokcsbury, Agent of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., incor' poratod by Great Brittain, has complied with the requisitions of the Act of the General Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Companies not incorporated in the State of South Carolina." and 1 hereby licensc the said Mr. \. M. Aiken, Agent aforesaid, to take risks and transact ull business of insurance in this State, in tha County of Abbeville, for and in bohalf of said Company. Expires*March 31st, 1836. W. E. STONEY, April 8-tf 66 AYER'S Hair Vigor mtorM, *HU tha (Ion and frwlino? of yoatb, hd?4 or gray hair to oataral, ri?k brown color, or deep blaok, as may be detlred. 1 By Ita dm light or red hair may bo darkened. Mil., k.i. aM| tulitnw tQu, though not always, oared. It eheeka falling of tha hair, and lUmn uMiavNi 1MHW7 growtn to vigor. it pvoreats raw sorrf ud dMtitf, ut Mais uurlj ?wj flisssse peculiar to the smlp. AM ? ? >lln' KaU P: ! ?, the VlOOttotaKBilM; ttMiWaiiiiUhir?a or dyo, twdm the hair wft, |loesy, tot tM>rr in n.i[ieeianoe. and inputi a UriwWib and I?Hag pwfmt. Mm. 0. P. Bucm write* from JHrfty, OL > /at* ?, IMS: M Last fall 017 hair oonuaeaoed t falling oat, nl in a short time I Uoiim nearly bald. I wed part of a bottle oC Aram's Hmim Vioom, whloh stopped the falling of the hair, end started m new growth. I 1 hare now a foil head of hair growing rlgoaoosly. and am oonrlneed the* but for the r use of joar preparation X sfcomld have bees , entirely bald:" f J. W. Bowmr, proprietor of the MfeJrfkmt (Ohio) Bnquinr. earn: " Ann's HAim Vioom * Is a tnoet exoellent preparation for the hair. * t (piu or ? from my own experience. iu ; um promotes the growth of new hair, and makM it flawy u3 soft. The Vigor U also i a tar* euro for dandruff. Not within my f knowledge bh tha preparation CTU failed k to fire entire satisfaction." i Vs. Axous pAiasjLiair, leader of the celebrated "Palrbalrn Family" of Scottish Vocalists, wrltee from Bottom, Mast., fib. 6, > 1880: " Krer slnee my hair began to give sit Tery evidence of the change whloh fleeting ' time proenreth, X have used Atkk's HaiI Vioou, and so hare been able to maintain an appearance of youthfulneee?a matter of eonalderable consequence to ministers, orar tors, actors, and in fact every one who Ursa In the eyes of the pubUo." I Mm. O. A. Pmccott, writing from U Mbm 8t~ Ckariutown, Mast., April 14, 1883, says : r M Two years ago about two-thirds of my hair | came off. It thtaned very rapidly, and 1 was fast growing bald. On using Ayeb's Hair Vioou the railing stopped and a new growth commenced, and In about a month my head was ooinpletely ooverod with short hair. It 1 has continued to grow, and is now as good as before It fell. I regularly used but one bottle I of the Viooa, but now use it occasionally as 1 a dressing." We have hundreds of similar testimonials to the efflcaoy of Aran's Han Vfooa. it needa but a trial to conrlnee the most skeptical of Iterate*. r' ^ 'I rilFillDBT y ' ? 9 A I aujaIV UaM ft X /* h-. Aj ; I v v Vv ( > i *4^ p /i r. ir I i L J%, *"&U * '* * (J ^ A.** .'i .. . . V < ?*<?> COTTON (HNS, Cotton Presses, Saw Hills, CtUT MILLS, CANE MILLS, . Portable and StationI ary Flouring Mills, ' and all kind*, of Improved Agricultural laplements. Also a fail ud complete (took ol Groceries & Provisions, r FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY. ( CIGARS, TOBACCO, Kt?, ' J b"? rTiHijiio.. lo'lh. ma chlnery trad* and _-n off?r y?u inducement Lil v' price and terms. Call at ma ory?',ie far any information as to prlaai . Ac. i I88O CfiDteiialSalooi for tbis year will bs found Absolutely Pure Spirits. > "VTORTH Carolina copper distilled Corn, . -131 Finest brands of Kentucky Rya, fran , two dollars to six dollars par gallon. I Imported Cognae Brandy a speoialty. r Also Ales, Porter, Champagnes 4a, Ii . fact all tba popular and standard goods -that , can be obtained. Together with an assortment of Tobacco* and fine Cigars tbst can not be excelled it quality* Persons needing such goods would not b< humbugged by buying from them. The plaee is Seccond I)oor from Courl House. O'DONNKLL & CUNNINGHAM, i Proprietors, Abbeville, S. C. jan H-tf SI ESTATE NOTICE! ALL perons having claims against tha Estate of Jacob Kara, will preeeal the same properly attested, mm tbeM indebted will make payment to BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Qualified Administrator, February M-tf 29 .9 BENJAMIN 8. I3srsxria^3srcicj -A.istjd GO REPRESENTS MILLi Exkc orrick ok C< Columbia J CERTIFY that HENJAMIN 8. DARJTWE Tie L^ rpool ant Louden and t The Lancaster Insurance Co., o The Merchant's Insurance Co., The Home Insurance Co., of tlu Tnc Rochester Gennan Iusurai The Fidelity and Casualty Insur has complied with the reqnisiti Assembly entitled "An Act to r auce companies not incorporated na" and I hereby license the fi agent aforesaid to take risks am surance in this State in the coun half of said companies. Expires March 31st, 188(5, I* CUNNINGHAM I HAYK IS IJHIKIR LARGE AND WELL SKLKC'J Fall and W qONSISTIXQ IN PART OP Foreign and Dom< NOT] HATS. HATH, FIATS, MOOTS AND SHOKP HARDWARE, HARDY GRf CRO At Lower Prices than they were Ever Offi wmmammmmmmmamammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam \ I ninonMCH ; k v r* Si & 361 ' aaoaE FOR SALE. " 1 tha blddar o? tfoSicTX'cffiSi chur.h Lot. For p?r- ! '"iToS? ?r THOB. McOMTIOASj F.b 11-tf 1 Dissolution. [ ' ITr?HE?o-p*rto?f?hipher?tof#?'X W*en Speed 4 Lowr*' - * ??* bemii was dissolved bv " > ? ^ Drnjr bnsi) uarv 1st. 1881. . outusl consent on JanT ' P. B. SPEED, nig.' * 8. L. LOWRX. ? ? - !.*! ? New Firm. s B WJTE the undersigned hi*t this day ?n'? Tf tared into a partnership under the firm name and style of Ppeod k Veuffer for _ the purpose of carrying ?n ihe Drug business at Abbeville C. H. We olieit a vi?are of tbe < publr 7 patronage an d m'.l dr?r o it by elose attention toibaainess. ?SPEED, O. A. NEBFFKR. aprS-tf U JAS. 6. BAILIE t SONS, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Curtains and Shades, , WALL PAPERS. BORDERS AND i ninnita Hearth Rugs, Poor Mots *o > y 14 BROAD STREET\ AUGUSTA, 0A. j i i ....i JN8U8ANCE LICKNSK, Ixrjvnn Dmaninir,) i Owe* or CsiimwLLBB Obwbbal. > Columbia, 8. C. April 1,18dl.) I certify, that J. P.C. DaPre k Boa, areata of The Qtrmania Jnauranct Company iaeori po rated by the Bute of New York, bu complied with the requisitions of the act of tba Oeneral Assembly entitled "An Act to rejralate Agencies of laanraaoa Companies not inooroorated ia the State of Soath Carolina," aaal hereby license the said J. P. C.DaPro A 8oo, a goats aforesaid, to take risks aad traasaot all business of laaaraaea ia this State, ia the Coaatj of Abbeville, for aad ta behalf of said Company. i Sspires March list. 1W. I WT?. WOWM, WlllfHVUU UfJUVI M. I 7? |? I . M (< JSS??.SWK- ? ': "y , 1 pbm?????pebry- 3> ^ BARNWELL'S. IiliBCTIOlSr ^C3-232SrOY.^^^H IONS OF CAPITAL. ^ utrvb Department, J nMPTROI.LKR G*NBRAl,,> , 8. C. April 1, 188G. ) ILL agent of Mt IiMraace Co:, of England, f Manchester England, of the State of New Jersey, ; State of New York, ice Co., of the State ofN. Y., ance Co,, of the State of N. Y., ona of the act of the General egulate the agencies of Insur L in the State of South Caroli>aid Benjamin S. Bar*hell il transact all business of Inty of Abbeville, for and in ber. E. STONEY, comptroller Beaertl. 71 r TEMPLETON tfCOKU t'lHi 8TOCK. OF inter Goods, estic Dry Goods, rktwiaij .'ARB, HARDWABB, )CfcltIRS, GROCERIES, G ROC H BIB 8 CKERY, CROCKERY, CROCKBBT 'rod Bvforo. .? i-rf-aa 'UBSATIVE nil | Q .. - ^ < 7 O ' v V v^U:,V: ;? "i% -*V>; 3 . ' 'i > f'M.. . . i .?- ,,:4 'Hi.. > ^'r. - . v H ' $&*;? '' ;?v? %* tiK / . Jtt>* Pianos | Organs TUB BEST IN TH* WO** " >*^ ? larap Mtitioa! *610 r&0 SlOO BATED! L P. Q. S. Prices Lower and Nearer Coet^Aem Elsewhere. E. I. O. M. Our Pianos and DrMni from Twelve of the Best Makers, ere Acknowledged to be. Superior by tbe Greet Artist of ths World. We Deliver oar Pienoe end Orgeat, i Freight Peid, to any Point In tbe ftoath, with Music Book, Revolving Stool end Instruction Book. Aleo e Good Cover with every Pieno. P.A.S.M.A.T.H. Our long experience of over 40 yeeta eoeblee as to piece In every Homo the finest musical instrument in the World? guaranteeing Satisfaction end oar Prion to be the Lowest. Musical Merchandise end Mrs* ments of every deeer ip*ea? Sheet Masie end Musio -Boohs. Ths Latent Fab* licatiena. Orders filled ea day of ruifMij. Write lor Catalogues, Prioee. Die* > coon in, and JSmj Tanna ot hjMBi T. M. mo. f, I. Lwwee* pneee al OIO. O. ftOBIVSO* * QO.'B. Ml Broad !., m French Candtos.VMil LEMON CRACKERS. FRESB t r SODA CRACKERS, FRESH! OINOER SNAPS, FRESB I A88ORTED JUMBLES, FRE8BI fM>4 BAAAIMJ 1-tf-lt QUARLXS ? YHOMAfr. HlhMwyl teaser