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... - * - r-rr* thp^ Abbeville Messenger, Eiitettil at the pogtofficc a* 2n<l-clusrt iuatti?r? n WEDNESDAY, AI'HIi. 22. ISSi. 1 fit' BtlCKl I'TloN J?P>.v. . . . ?o 1 ?? .iSsfy. ,?rThe Kuiglito or Houor* ( . . _ 5J The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honor, mot in its Ninth Annual Session, at Chester, on Wednesday, April 15th. t There was a full representation of the 1 .subordinate Lodp>s, and the meeting was an useful ami interesting one. 11 i | appeared from the reports uf tin; (iratul i officers.that the order in this tiv:uidju-l risdiction is in a healthy condition, and I t N-tains the "cotilYd-'inv of tin1 public, I I The meeting washeld in th~ room of! s the Chester Loitge. This room is i one of tin- prettiest and most convenient I ^ subordinate Lodge r?>om,s wo have j On Thursday night, the Chester, Lodge gave a" elegant banquet to the (irand Lodge at the Niekerson llous<*. Wit, humor, pathos and cloijo -nco mark- ' ,cd the toasts and response's, and nil was i jj^blisSinland agreable. I?y the Jrind- ii .? PfifcSof .Air. .Cur'dwell, a .passenger coach j \vas~In lh" ingiii tram matj ( p:u?Si<l on the night of thy liumjuul, and : ^ thovfli>l(jg?te? were < nnbl< d tn roach Co.- j ^ lumbin at l^ ida v. morning. ficorguto^n was svlcclitl as the m-xt placc of nirelijig a:s*l tlsi; following olli- ^ eers wi.'iv * for the entitling year : S Lu^ JSUbu^. Uran.l Dictivtor; u < sp >? r i/ivuiivi , || : M^3J.i^Swc?ncyf(5'riiift*l Dictator ; ^ K.TWon, (Jranu Guide ; It. (5, Clifford, Cinuul CJufplain ; G. W. Holland. Grand Ilep^ili-r; ' ^ tl. T. l?ob?'rt>on, Viranu Tri^surer ; ^ 1\ II. AVnrdJnw, Grand Guardiun ; I/. I*. Quattleunnm, Grand Sentinel : |. WmfcZ,} .T,'' L. Addi.son^rj ^ Representative .to Supreme L nd.se, }' . Julias :L. Moihvs ; Alternate, M. L. lion- j 1 ham, .1 r. Thomas. Younjs vs. The Insurance, s] Companies. ?"V These important cnse? in which ?,fr 1: Tliom is V ounjr, of t lii~t County, was ] S slicing the Merchants Insurance Com- ii panv and the Factors and Traders Tnsurancc Compannies for the amount of | policies issued to him ( f'J.sjlX) in ench | P" easj) o; his n.ill property vhic'i was j *1' tiesiroye?i <>y lire, mine up hi iin* i/intotti ~ Stales Court in (,'harloslon, last week. Mr. Young was represented by Messrs. as DoBruhl, IVrrin jiihI (Jury. 'I'll.* jury in rendered a verdict for tho plaintiff* in (* earh ease. but liis Honor, Judge Bond, set aside the verdict in the rase of the . >Mecchants insurance Company, on the p" ground that the jury in finding their j. . verdict, disregarded tlie charge.of the j ' The counsel Tor the other,com- i puny consented to tho jury giving their verdict fur tin? plaintiff. The case in ! " which tho reidict wns set aside will j '^8 probnbly bo tiied again in tho same' l'a jlJoni t ^to be hold in (.'oluinbiu next l>e- < /^nibcr. Tl?.'. counsel for the pluinlilf i rs .relh'clcd credit on themselves in tho j \ inuiuior in uhich lh?*v conducted the j ?.c /cusu and maintained the reputation of | ^ 'the'Abbeville bar. Tlieiilr.! I wi ^ I < ' \\ o are much obliged our friends ; 'l1 for the following invitntion. |j;j m>- The groom is the lineal* descendant of *n African Prince, anil wins liis daily j bread by wielding tin* earpeutef* batch- [ ki 4;t. The bride is comely and indus- j,H* trious, and the young couple set out in f ',n life under tho most favorable auspices, i lJudge Calhoun und Col. Wardliiw will officiate at the wedding. Xot boin^j.,,, able to have weddings of (heirown they [ get Uumu up for. othor folks. j.-, "The pleasure of your company is re- j j,, guested at the ui?rrifljc/> cerciimuy ofi Miss Mai v dohnsoji I and Colonel Henrv Calhoun, T'.j O'clock. br V " Kossdhr, S. C. ' / Ceremony pwforme/i.by Justice O. T. I Calho in, assisted by Col. II. T. Ward- Srj Jaw, Notary Public." st> 3S&&* ^?~~ -fri v " ttxcui'ston to CJreenyille. til \Y? dosire to call attention to an excursion from tbis place to the mountain foi City on the first day of May. The ex- W rf'tirsimi will 1?> run tnnl/>t- |)n< anciiio?a <. of Mr. (ifo. ('. IJodgo*, I'rJuaipal of the ga Abbeville High School, and W#ean war- 'lie rant that it will he properly conducted. All who desire to spend a plcasajit day . in our neighbor city should avail thein- ? . Helves <if this opportunity." 'I'lie cxcur- u sion party will leave Abbeville at 7:45 'U1 in the morning of the lirst of May and an return harp at 8 p, m. Tim fare from tfcU placo ?ill bu $1 fur the round trip, of , ' , MtuHH.VCiUS, tei ?; ? t.ei Judge Cothran is nt liojiw, lit fiilders pill# d^.not naunoKLe.^, th Il?. W. M. Taggart was in town on wc ^Monday. Cl. 'TudgjOothran'sft't' with Judge Pressley in Court on Tuesday, . ?c ' P.ltl.Mn U-I-.1. -- A1 ' vv%nmu ill nmuuii UII "" Thursday to sue General Ilagood. a.' in, P> Cases Millinery just received at H. M. Hnddon <?' Co. Presiding Khh'r Kirklnnd preached in si, u the Methodist Church on last Sunday. t]< M? Kure to look n't tiio f*anry China mid (Muss ware nt While Brothers. t'1 ga If you wish to buy a trunk or valise, t|f go to tho Kloro of White Brothers. If yon have a sick headache one dose in of 11. 11. 1'. will releive you. fr . Judge I'ressjcy is stopping at Mr. *n John T. liVon'K. SI f ft 1 .1. T. Johnson K?q., of Laurens, was in town aUVndiiiK Court 111is week. > I >i l.Ho.cn i ! IJ in endless' ki variety at lfiic jirather.1*. (j The doctor* r//p;>rt lhat there is :i ki great dep.1 ,pf tfieviitf** around fn the a* country. Mr,s. s. M. \V. Smith leaves to-day for J* Baltimore, .to visit rolstires there. cc We were glad to see (teorge Smith th out.again after a long trouble with his in throat. m Look at those Handkerchiefs which Brothers offer for five and ten . .ce$#*fc?r,> ?' I). H. Muill Et?q. iand Mr. W. It. * Richey,. dT (HoUgea^ were in ' town on 0| Mppday. . cj Varas^U, .ParMol s, another lot of Par- b (asolsjuMt received. H. M. liaddon & Co. is 4 ' v r f. jt, - i -jaftKr v.. ?esi9r.cramaiif.an .-v, ?r '' " " ' ^ * ? . iijiteliel Pnwdt'io, tho most iViijshtfw!, it \V. S.\C?i'Urjin & Co. Om stork of lluts. Gents nook wear nnl hand sewed shoes, cannot bo sur?assod. Smith ?V Son. White .tiftwn Hobos with trimming'to natclu A very handsome lot ami very :beap at Smith iV Son's. Misp Meta I?y tligoe returned homo >n last Saturday after a pleasant visit of lomc length to relatives in Aiken. Hov. 11. F. llradlov, of Troy, pronohod wo very acceptable sermons in the 'ronbytorian Clnireh 011 last Sunday. An elegant assortment, of Flower^, YaOu'i'S and Uibbons at Hell & (ialphin. The cold snap has t.ijured some of he Yegatables of our early gardens, t is thmnrht,.however, that tho fruit is till uninjured. Mr. W. .T. fJauios of tho Augusta '/iroitirlc, is in town. That splendid i taper will soon issue its j;nuid Ccntenti-tl Kililion. Troy voted the subscription t?? the 'inuhcrland tiap road without a dissei tiiej voiee. Not :i vote was cast against I. There are several rorv siol< bnhios in own. Amotijj theni are the infants of j Ir-flnd Mrs. .John (ias* ami of Mr. nnd ! Irs. Jones 1?\- Miller. If you over m?oil a double foot Plow 1 ' lock now. is the time t<> get it. \Y. J. imith cfe Ron. Mi-. P. J). Mazyck is in to\yn. He has K:Tt;r gotten over his fondness jfcr Ab v > iiiv f it *iivu ( iiwm.i inn wir*ur. | For Gentlemen. A most elegant lire f collars, onff, Handkerchiefs, cravats ; rc. n? Smith ?(" Son's. Messrs. Tk W. Povrin. M. P. IVPruhl. H, Gary and .). S. I'crrin returned! r'om Charleston last Friday. Another lot of those elegent White I [ohe Ruit^ to arrive this week. Pi. M. laddon & Co. Jud<re McGowan is in Columbia, 'he Supreme Court is in session for the , pring term. Judue Presslev arrived on Friday of ist week, and opened the Court, on aturdav. Only equity business is beig heard and no juries are in attendance. Spool Silk Veilings, something to j '.ease the ladies, hoth new and hand- J line, full line of colors. I'. M. Had- j on & Co. White Brothers have a most desirable ; isortinent of lllark Dress Goods, Punt- , igs. Nun's Veiling, Henrietta Cloth, i ash me res S:c. &c. The latest indications are that Kngnd ami ltussia arc intent on having a :ht. Don't anybody try to hold them, et theui fight if they want to. Miss Amanda Johnson who lives >out seven miles from Abbeville-' Court ouse. died very suddenly cwk last Friiv. It is thought she had heart dis- j ie. Something new and handsome, Mad?s Curtain Lace, in heautiful patterns. | I so the Schim ^Curtain Lnce. Those | >ods are entirely new and cheap. _ R. M. Haddon & Co. > Miliaria in nil its form*1 positively cured | til Kuioiy'* Sfautfirni Cvrr Pill*, a never I ilimr remedy: i>:::vlv vegetable. eonS.iin mi ; lintiic ??r other poisonous agencies, endorsed | physicians mid sold liy druggists every- | lere?25 and 50 cents. * We went to market late, had sereral I mis of goods suM us nt <reduced p?i- j s, and therefore can offer some real j irgain;< to our cnst*merK. Come see ; r yourself. Smith Son. By nil m"nns call at White Brothers d look :it the handsomest line of White lods, Hamburg Trimming*. all-over in broideries and Oriental I.nces ever 1 ought to this market. The-Literary-Clnh will meet on next j iday night nt the residence of \V. A. I ;e, K?q.. at M o'clack p. in. I). L. Ma- i y, Ks?j.. is the essayist, and has selee- | I as his subject, "Trial by Jury." i Wo wero vory anrrv hear that ' iljire (Sraydoii of (irc;*i<in-od had a ' oke of paralvsia last Friday. His l anils think lie is drting well and that 1 iti' is a chance lor his entire r?'e?iv ?rv. 1 i Hoady made t'lothinp und Mats can lit* , and to suit overynody at the store of hite Hrothers. < Jeiilleinen, Vou'Jis. , d lioys can all he fitted; Also an tjlcnt assortment of Cravat-*, Tien* Scarfs, iwb <vc. : v It is tli*4 judgment of nil tin- ladies 10 have seen them, that those llanirg trimmings, all-over F.mhroideries 1 d Oriental Laces at White Brothers, j simply exquisite. I Mrs Kllen W. lVrrin nii<l children, Richmond, Ya.. who hate been visiting ? lalivos in Abbeville left here 011 yosrday. Th?y go back to Richmond afr spending a time with the family of 1 jjj. 1>. Wyatt Aiken, of t'okosbury. Passenger U 1; statement of tho /'re** ami fl<tn- , 7* with regard to freights charged at j rtain points. , Our stock of clothing has been pro- ' hi need the prutliuKt ever brought to 1 t>hovellc. We really think we- have ' beautiful linVof clothing and 'ire sell- ' g them at very reasonable prices. Smith iV Son. I White Brothers hare a very largo ' jck of Shoes, both for Indies and genmien. There you can find Zeiglor's toes for ladies, which are as good as e best. You can also find an ole- fa lit stock of hand-made Shoes for gen? , A ? > mien. ', All scientists know the proncncfs of sects to deposit their eggs in decayed 1 nit. What creates worms in tho hu- 1 1 i., a im !_i. - ? .1 - ? - 1 nil uuuy : j iiiiik' oi mis n-n?; give Miner's Indian Vermifuge occassionly to your children. Full width Sheeting. nil linen Table ( iimnsks, Turkey Table - Damask, Nap- , n?, Doylies, Towel*, Crash and other oods which *iiki' the eye of house epers, can be found in great variety White Brothers Perfect soundness of hotly and mind possible only with pure blood. I.eadg medical authorities of all civilized >un tries endorso Ayer"s fiarsaparilla as 6 best blood-purifying medicine in extoner. It vastly increases the working .a -.1 ?: ? -e i?,l t > .-3 iu |>iuuutnv? pvnurs ui uuui 11*1111 anil rain. Chester is a fine town of about 3,500 [habitants, and wo were informed does tremendous business. She has three lil roads and handles nearly 40,000 bales f cotton annually. Sho is literally a ty aet upon a hill, and her light can e seen. The scenerT about the town i hilly and picturasqu*. ; - .? . i - . -? AyrrN-.CiithacHjte Pills arc suited.to every ago. Heing sugar-coated thoy are easy Jo. tak*ev and though mild and ploris- j ant'in notion', are thp-ough and Kpnrchin?r in effort. Their efficacy in all disordors j of the stoitijioh and bowel is certified tn by 0Tniiitinbptl^*roiaxiS, prominent clergymen. and rii&hy qfour t?esJ citi/.-ns., Joel Sniitli Ron have uii exhibition one ortlie Largest nnd most Attractive stock of Spring nnd Summer j (.ioods thoy ,-havo ever oH'ered. Uoods are much prettier than usual, and cheap I enough to satisfy the closest buyer, ('all, examine our stock and get your I wants supplied. Smith & Son. | We are sorry to have to chronicle the i death of Mrs, WTK. Hanson, of Magnolia. which occujt?h1 wry unexpectedly on last Tlutjsday. evening. Tin- ; deceased was the wife of Judge W. X. j Kansoin, and made him a loving wife > and agreeable companion. She was ( buried on Friday at Sharon Church, j Uev. Mr. Pritchard preached the funeral. Due West township will vote to-morrow on the question of subscription to the (I, C (i. & llailwiy. Some of the j unpleasant fclings and oxcitement that have been hero on this subji:ct have reached that place. Jlut we have no fear ihit Due West will not vote right. Her strong, sensible men nre confident of success. They are working, and are keeping a stiff upper lip, and the goose hangs high !. We had the pleasure of m<etinjr, in j Chester, our brethren Mr. Buchanan J and Col. McClurc of the ltc/)ort<u\ and | Mr. Morgan of the 1tullc.Hn. Wo an' j glad to put these excellent papers on . our exchange list. Mr. J. L. Si nuns.! of that staunch old Democrat Organ,! the'Orttntfcbnt%g Times, was also pro*- j out in attendance on the Grand Tiodge, and we were-very much pleased with him. .Tust as much as we have always been wjtli liis spendiI paper. While Mr. A. J. Clinkscales was go injr out of town on last Monday on horseback, lie had a slight hcininurhange from the slomarhe. which mused him , to faint and ho would have l?ee:i SLii- : riously hurt had not passers-by caught j him before he fell to th<i "ground, lie t was taken care of by Dr. Gar)', who had I liim moved to his house, (hi yesterday I some of his family came down, anil he [ whs well enough to be carried home. I We hope he will soon recover entirely, i for he is one of Abbeville's most sub- ! stantial men. We have still a-small lot of millinery ! on hand, consisting of Flowers. Hats, j Ornaments, Hair Switches iSre. We of- ! fer riuir.es anil Feat hois costing as ! bijrh as .$2 for 50 anil 75 cents, Flowers costing as high as 75 cents for 25 cents, real llair Switches.-black ami colored, I o treillS lO I I or 0" CCIltS. | Smith ?fe Son. The stock of Goods which White! Brothers are now prepared to show the J public is largo and attractive. Ii cm-I braces utmost every thing. ami the most | attractive feature in the estimation of j buyers is the fact that .goods are so cheap. A little money will buy a great marny goods, iiuyers will'lose nothing by calling at White's Dlock, Numbers 1 ami 2. On last Thursday night, our fellow ! citizen. Col ?I. T. llohertson, win in Co- j lumbin ?n his *?) to Cib?.sU-r j to attend the meeting of the Grand : Lodge of the Knights of Honor. Af- I ter supper on that evening, in company ! with friend*, he attended a meeting of. the local Lodge of the Knights of flon- j or. Whilst in the hall, and just after j having made 11 pleasant little speech, he ! 1 was stricken with appoplexy. He was j borne to his room at WrL'ht's Hote'. I 1 nml Dr. Howe was Rummone<l to his.-is- j Histancc. The stroke affected his left, ' ?ide. lie remained in Columbia till i Friday when being much improved lie } vva.s brought home in a special ear, tnnk- i ing the trip in comfort and suffered no i bad effects from it. lie has received much attention from his friends since liis return, ami was the recipient of uueh kindness from the members of the f local Lodge in Columbia and from per- C onal friends. The vjraml Lodge re- ? looted him Grand Treasurer, which 1 Position he has held for years*. As his 'A nany friends here and elsewhere will ; ejoice to know that he is doing well, md will join with us in wishing him i sure anil speedy restoration to his usual obust health. , Duo West Dots. f Listen far tlie liailroftg whistle. V1 All the Irish potatoes in our gardens ftlTV MIIOU IHKl WCl'K. I'rof. J. W. Mngill i.s in town and ooking well. Damon nntl Pythias: J. W. Magill ind T. C!. Eljis. Mr. Boyd who has a son in Krskinc spent a few dtys in town. j, The Duo West base hall club propose fJ o wear the champion belt.this season ignin don't )rou forget it. A ' Mr. J. Dudley Carwile^nn excellent t'oung gentleman who has .been travelng for thd larj;o crockery liovso of do- F ?eph II.. llrown of Texas is spending a ' ow- months in Abboville-County, his lative heath. Mr. Carwileis quite pop- t ilnrjshis profession. ai\d consequently v IS very successful. I Mr. TnriH'i' Kill* hr.s n Ann < <?!! mil rtf I the (J ranger stuck. It is not n mule ( liowever. Mr. Kllis ujill liavc it on ex- I nibition sale <ln'y in'Muj. s (.Jen llngood's letter to Dr. Widetnan ^ rx jis in every way satisfactory, and now that "the questions ore answered" u we can count on the assistance' of 5oine persons. The remainder of tho c Railroad campaign will he sharp and * ictivc here. Unless some rcuction takes 1 place we expect to carry the election in Due West township, especially if hard I work will do it. I Wev. W. ! '. Pearson wrote ont $40,HK) of Policies in the Mutual Self Kn- ' ilowuiont Life Insurance company of Donalds last Saturday. ( Mr. T. D. Austin a graduate of Krs-V kine College and former resident here ( was propitiously married on last . Wednesday to Miss Lancaster, of hake j City, Fla. The Bride's father is a large orange grower and she is reputed well . cultivated. They have our hearty wish- I" es for thoir host success. The letter to Dr. J. \V. Widemnn from \ J General Ilagood on the railroad is very gratifying to its friends and -*lia& mode votes already. i Dr. Widoman who dissected Phruble 1 Valentine pronounced her malady to be apoploxy of tho brain. The Railroad eleotion cornea off next Thursday and is the absorbing topic here. -* i Mr.-J-.Il. Bonner tlesprves-credit for the nent -mid Satisfactory manner ifV which hugut ..up ut tho A. J{. L'rctsbyWilli) ofocp, flic notices of tho Railroad meo'.ingK and :Uso <ien. ITagood's letter in printed forjn. Mr. Bonner's heart is in tho work. Mr. T. U. KM is is wearing a beautiful "plug." Tho following is one of tho Resolutions adopted at an interesting Railroad mooting in Due West last week and struck oll'nt the 1'rcsbyici'hiH ollice: ltuilronil Meetings. Ata public meeting in Krskine College Chapel, on Thursday evening, April 10th. it was resolved to hold three meetings iu the interest of the ('arolina, Cumberland (Jap and Chicago 1'ailroad, on Tuesday 2Kt of April, at the following points and hours. <>n Tuesday morning at nine o'clock at .Moses Smith's and Bryant's X lloads. In the evening at 1 o'clock a central meeting takes place at the school house near (icons'* Shirley's where all the speakers will lie in attendance. Those in the township opposing this measure are respectfully in vito?I to meet the! speakers : I'rofs. Young ami Hood, Dr. \V. M. C.'riiT. liov. W. L. Pressley, Dr. J. W Wideinan, Messrs. II. AV. Iladdon, J. X. C.vwile, M. ft. Clinkseales, K. S. Ualloway, ami others. II. \\\ 11 a imoN, .J. A. Kickkts, .1. 11. r>i:uous, M. I?. Ci.inkscai.ks, II. i\ Mc(!kk, 1{. S. <i.m.i,??\v.\v. Committee. Due West, S. C., April 17, 18S.*. The Coroner dropped down on us Monday morning, greatly to the surprise of every osie. The facts of the death of Plio,,>ia Yalintiue on the C?alio vvny's plat'': are these and would have hreti pi veil you in last week's dots hut those wore sent down before this information roaehoil here. On S:itiii-fl.-i v morning two sheep-killing dogs belonging to the family tlio?l from :i dose ot' strychnine put out by a neighbor. On \\ ednesilay morning. this oltl womnn. vorv fat and heavy sind about TO years old dro|?p"d deact while assisting liea husbantl in raking up manure, she had fallen to the ground when discovered ami died in the presence of tin* husband one grown daughter and throe or four small children. That night the old man's horse took sick and died of what they termed, "llig Bladder."' The man came nnd reported these'fncls to our Trial dustice anil asked him to come down and hold an inquest, if lie thought proper. Trial Justice Sit ton investigated the ' matter and after conferring with some] of our lending citizen*, most properly concluded that there was no necessity j ol holding an inquest and putting the ; county to needless cost, as every one felt sure that she died with heart disease or appoplexy. On the Coroner's appearance here evi>ry one-asked the question "what do you think of this ?"* f and it was promptly condemned and the citizens thought of getting up signa- j tures to u paper protesting against it. ' liitu lite i;ttmner written (o tin; Trial Iustice hero ho could have gotten this) information. Wo have been asked hy the citizens liero to make this statement anil to say that their signatures are available as to its neeurncv. No one condemns tin: Poctors fur their part, but it is openly asserted that the office of tin* Coroner should be abolished if administered in this way. and the County jint to the cost of $85, when no in formed .erson hero suspected any foul play. It is reported that the Coroner trot a letter from this place telling liini to look into this matter, and if lie had niailc inquiry hero he would have ascertained the above facts. Our people think "it is time to call a halt on injnests on colored people uselessly."' ltev. \V. F. Pearson and wife leave on Thursday for New Orleans, to be gone .wo weeks. Mr. Pearson will bo the ?uest of Dr. Calmer and says he propolis to hoar one more of his good ser Wutfhc?, Clocks ami Jewelry. Mn. II. I>. IttKSK, of Abbeville, if prepared o do all nfanucr of repairing of WbIcIica. 'locks and .Tcwclrv. and will pay nil express li urges on work sent lis him from stations on lie ( . and 0. road. lie ahvava keeps in stock handsome line of Jewelry uiul Plated Ware t moderate prices. Send in your orders, iddress, H. I). Kkksk, Abbeville, S. C. 17 ReferNhmciitK at the VnlineMo. Thomas McGettiyan, of tin* old reliailu l'almelto Saloon, invites his many riends to give him u call during Court reck. The Palmetto Saloon is well locked with' lin<t-clft.ss refreshments. J. )_ I Hl'MINJJSS XOTK'Etf. A beautiful lino ??f gloves at Hell & ? alphin's. The b'>st black silk over showu in lii.s market at Hell & lialphin. . Keck woar. T.inen dollars. Collarettes, 'isiiucis Leeso ami Hitching in reat variefy at Hcl) & (ialphin'8. All over Knibroiderios, all over I Iain- : >urg, all over Swiss, all over Nett very iretty ami cheap at Hull ?Sr (ialpliin's. you know the host and cheapest >la(\ in the up-country .o get a stylish tat or bonnet? it is at Hell & (ialpliin's. 1 .Iu<t received a large lot of Fruit of he Loom bleached Homespun, which r" nre selling very cheap. Hell tVr (ialdiin. The hest thing out, is our Novelty 'outhina'ion (Dorset, beautifully made. . lerfect-fitting ami guaranteed to give atisfaction. Hell & (ialnhin. I,neon, Oriental. Torchon, Hreaton /alencionnes, etc., in the greatest variety .t Hell iV Galphin't;. crochct, crochet ami jet, T?\ lors overed. Something in black bullous to natch any block dress at Iicll & flalihin's. It is simply impossible to find a belter ine of 8, 10, l-'.j, ls~>, 20 and 25c. white .awns than lloll A Galpliin are showing. Fans, fans, fans, from 2'3c. to tlie-.bi-st n ri-nl haml painting at llcll & (Jnlphins. Fine Table and Hull Lamps at V. S Dothran & Co. A beautiful lino of collars at Hell ?V ialphin's. Some thin" now for Abbeville, an ar:iste in milliner}'at Hell \* (ialphin's. You c|ux a nico pearl Uutton.,folic. per dux. at Bell & (iulphin's. Parasols. Wo can show you sotucr. thing handsome in this line, Bell ?V Lialphin. . . , q : l>res<* Goods, Plaids, Knglish checks, nil wool Nuns Veiling from the cheapest to the best at Hell it (lulphlii's. Barley! Harlev! Rarley ! Hotter late than novor. 1>o not fail to sow barley. It will pay. No doubt about it. You can got a puro article of seed barley from Whitt brothers. j- A pood assortment of tnc following named ni tides may be had at the store of Wliito Itrothei'H : Table Linens., Towel *s "Blankets, Shootings. Bed Tickings, Counterpanes, Furniture Prints. (Carpets find lings. 1-tf Mr. Jason Simpson sol I* some of the best machines over bronght to this market. lb' recently sold ns a White Machine, that gives complete satisfaction. It is light running, simple of construction. ami durable. We ran with safety assure those wanting a machine, of the fine qualities of the White. 17-tf-71 White Brotlies have now in store more than one hnmlr<*d rases of Boots and Shoes. They sell Zeigler's l/idics* I ! Shot s, which are unsurpassed for tit, ! style and durability. They also have I . a large lot of Men's and Boy's Shoes, made by the Bay Stale Shoe and Leather Company. Their goods have been tested for several years and have given univrsal satisfaction. Any one who ! uys a pair of this m ike of Hoots or shoes, always iets the worth of his monev. o.*s l if 70 ft vro'c n i j^jli & j Cherry Pectoral. No other comnhihit? are so insidious In their I t-U.te'/ as: lit-joaiCutfiiiij; tlio threat and luiius: j so tri'.h'd with 1?y tiio majority of snirertr*. Tha ordinary chj^i or cohl, resulting 1 t-c.'nni>8 from a tvist.i:^ or unconscious rx- j 1>! ?u.-c, is cition hut ilio beginning o? a latal i iv'.r.o. Ch::i:uy J'i:? ioK.u, h;w j w.-i! ^il ; oI'Um.-v in n forty yenrs* light ' v. d:feaM.i<, J:tul sliouid l-o J ! i.... u i.i ;..l iviii i ..itiivir. dviay. I A r. i ?;; :? cvcuro.i. "in !..* ? I ' a. 1.11M, whichnlfeptol ; niv "it.n *. ! ?i:i I a li-irilili- cough, niul pan?' 'I | H U*r Iiiuiit uilliui.t sleep. JTlfe tlnoU-:;S : i- ui. I t: it *i .\ vt it's Oii::i:kv li< i ?l?!"h r? iicve<l try h'.iv*. i?:?t*,?- *1 | > ! slVi'f.l'il !!: !! rr.-l ?:e< ivsary i , j?>. .it j. .'.ivi-.-y < ! my m.viiji'i. i:v tl.o i ' i ; U...1 .1 tin* I't i Ti'HA' n JHMIII I- I j j.. .1 t . s . ( . < ,}. I r in iv w r:.' y. r:i4 | i ol-l. i .i!.t ii i-I t mrw,'! u-1 inn ntislitil juur i I I/Iii Hill t IXTu.t \t. nu?. ilci: a i-7.ir:i:i:oTJi it... . ... ;.,i? < . | V; I ; i.. :is |rj ! | v i> l.-r iiiy^Jit llo : : !?- v "< i I '.<1 . I : ';? I i: i r : . J i lie s!it<;2< sl< <t ?1 o | ; I , .1. I . I ?: Cl:Kl.i:> I'M'in!! A l<, il b 'llii! < !' I , v. ...... ... in ii. tl.o It'll: 'Jliis . .. . : .. - :*.i: ? is-.-',I i.ni . t- ' > ?.i 1: :*f ft!*, 1:nnr 11 ii i,.- mtii i't v.i.ri ' isiiit? wixiiy." I'll.- iNvI..I I I'll tin- ? !:.?:ir\ 1*1 i' roll\t. lir<l .1.. ..ni:ii,a> lii... <_ ii ii \uu uoiulcr i.i ... ... ?i c .' i:ci :'?- } >?.lil".J, .* s:mva rrrsrv." ' K V- *! It ili New Vorti, J!nv If. J- ?2. " i si; n-.il .?\ iPiiKUTtr J'i'i -iohai. !i. i 11..\ i . ;< ?.! ;! iil.ii '.<> li??I I ,. .... . . , it l'i?* <i OSl < fi.'rtIt." I | i1-!!.. ii* |.>r W > : i:<t ci l.ls ?i* Jistn* ?\<r I] | in . A. ?'r: VM:."' I.:i..o Cr**i;,!. J'li t!. A!nrc!? IS,1:^2. "f ?M?r- '*>' yrr.r^ f"o?o Prowliii'"*, ml "Ii" ii ? ihm?? ri??.nH!i> ^ Willi i n Mil-i \. ? lit Uic ur?' ol A v: i:> tilt;:IS < -.i.r x" .!? * I il W.\ IJM-..N." l. : s i..v, y.i;..*., A11? 5. itfu. . : <v.mna <nv rii? -n-li hi t>nii?<? of A\>li'< !*!? I':.% P. . TMS.M.. in :i< Mi:;: ii> I ?'. llisit -|.*u ?iH use i .-!i"ii! l Ion;-. mi.oi* Ji:?w iiUiJ ?i<i"i iwim ir.'Si?>l?*f i . l';-.!?,. lili.;t April 22, I.-- J. A'?> i" Ft: of :ni :ilFei*lif*ti of tlIhnuit or lunr* om?!s v. Ir?-li c.iniiot he (jrositly rclseveil liv tlio use* of Avr:s'* ?'nn:i*v I'kctokal, nu l ?' tvtll tthrittm w wln-ii lb<* ili.?-e:-F?*-ii ?n>t iilri-suly beymiil tli? -<>iiinil of niitlit*iiie. l-ULl'AliUD ::V Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all LlruggUU. re lit ?A<;I:ST kok? MACHINERY! AftBKV ILLK, S I AM hot lor |iiv|iiir?vl than c* or ln-fi.rc tf oHVc lo fanner.- ami others in-?-<liit^ thou Steam Engines,' COTTON GINS, ; Cotton Presses, Saw Mills, (J it IT MILLS, CANK MILLS, ' " Portable and Stationary Flouring Mills, r I! a nil all kinds (if improved Agricultural I in- u r..\\ -...1 1-* - -? |>ivinviiiOt ainu U illil U1IU W'UI11|IICIC NUICK m Groceries & Provisions, F11 u I T, CONF KOTIO NT EIIY. C|GAKS, TOBACCO, Etc., ;it exceedingly low prices f??r cusli. Price < ? my Uroccries before toii buy. I bare eight years' experience in the ma- fi chinery trade and can offer you inducements t| liolli in quality, price and turnip. Call on a me or write Tor any information an to prices, ,, lerniH, Ac. I -1 f-31 ? 1885 AT THK CeiteiialSalofliiL For this year will be found Ah?nliitAlu PurA Sitirito \ -j - - ? -r" - ?NORTH Carolina "enpper distilled Corn, | Finest brands of Kentucky l^ye, fr?m two dollars to six dollars per gallon. Imported Cognac Brandy a specialty. t Also Alos, I'orter, Champagnes Ac. In faet all the popular and standard goods that can be obtained. Together with an assortment of Tobaccos 1 and fine Cigars that can not bo excelled in quality. Persons needing such good.* would not bo humbugged by buying from thom. The place is Seccond Door from Court House. O'DOMELL & CUNNINGHAM, J Proprietors, Abbeville, 8. . jan 14-tf 33 ESTATE NOTICE. ALL perons having claim* against tka Estate of Jacob Kurz, will preseet the nntnn properly attested, and tkos* indebted will make payment to BENJ. 8. BARNWELL. Qualified Administrator. February ll-tf 28 r>r" rpr "nn mi 'VfrTt'^if iiTT"*fifwrtmTWn* i i i Mrm~-?aa* hkn.JAMIX S. XXTSTJ^^3srCE .A. IDT ID CO REPRESENTS WILLI l '.XK< I < 'Ml< K ??K t ' ('oi.r.MltIA T CKKTIFY licit HI'N.IA MIX S. HAKNWi: The Liverpool an! Londoo aid G The Lancaster Insurance Co., o The Merchant's Tnsurance Co., < The Home Insurance of tin1 Tuc Rochester German Insuraii Tin? Fidelity and Casualty In-air, lias complied with the re?jiiisiti? Assembly entitled "An Act to ri a nee. companies not incorporated nil" and I hereby license the s agent aforesaid to take risks am surance in this State- in the connl half of said companies. Kxpires March /list, 188(>. w aprlo-tt' ciiiiiTi IIAVK IX IJJIIKIK LAKli!". AND WKI.I, SKLKCT Fall and Wi lOXftlSTIXG IX PART OK Foreign and Dome HATS. HATS. HATS. HOOTS AMI SHOES, UAKDWAIttt, 1! A 1*1 > \V <iKOl CKO( At Lower l'rioes than lliey were Kver OlVoi ? ?iMIMlmiUHJMTMB??J. r. And will completely chanc;n tlio blooil In 1 person who will luko 1 I'llI each night fron health, If anrh n tiling: be possible. IV?r Fcmt Physicians n6o thorn for the euro of L!VEXfc orient by mall far 25c. !a stumps. Circalnrt nimminii. \S /*:>??yVe 'ii.!NIMENT ncis. oukii, Wl.-~i .nk- (> uv;h, Chruulc Dlarrhce DIhuci Sp'no. S-lil i vir-. -< l.i ro. Circular* free. It a Tvrtl-knoTrii fact tlmr mint nf t?.?s jsj SO SB JBorae and t'attlo Powilrr sold in i!ii? jjl F I CM try la worthies*; t!ia?Slu-riilcr. s l onjk'.i.tt Scm BtH FowJer la absolutely pure and vcrr valuable- Hum ? ICH Nothing on Earth will innko hons H9 ] AQ lay like Sheridan's Condition I>nvr- olHl fiiH I der. Dose, one teasponnful to coeh plat of I {bod. It win ?Uo positively prevent and enrol Hor C CHICKEN CHOLERA,!S HOUSE FOR SALE. WILL lie sulil in the hiuhest bidder <>m Salt-sdny in April (fi'i iT nut dixpos- R <1 of mioiicr at private sale the ('oiuuindiouft B louse out hit Catholic Church Lot. For parirnlars npplv to K. KOriltf. or TIIOS. MeCKTTKU*. Feh 11 -tf .26 Dissolution. T rHK eo-partnet ship heretofore existing ho- J t ween Spceil it I.mvry in the l>i u;r loisi- JLi ess was dissolved hv in it t it :i 1 ronsiMit on .lannrv 1st, 18S;*>. I*. I!. SI'KKI). j> S. L. LOWKX. ajirH-tf lil New Finn. fr IIJ"E llic undersigned hare this day en- A IT tered into a partnership ntnler the (i rm nninc nnd style of Speed A lietifTer for ho purpose of CHrryififc on the 1 Jr?e bournes* i Aunevine u. e poiiu.i.- are ol the jr, ublic i>atroni?pr?' an il wi!l lit i it by close Mention to business. * * w . fJ'KKI), I" XKITFKR. w pr8-tf 65 (AS. G. BAILIE & SONS,1 IDIEwAJCIEIRS IJCnT fl1, UtvpetSy Oil Cloths, Window Cortains onrt Shorten. to VALL PAPERS, BOHDKHS AND DADOKS, "? sn -learth Rugs, Door Mats &c 7 JSr JtJtOA J) STliKKT\ hroniolc Bnildinsr, ATTflTTQTA flA March J, '85-1 j-6 AUUUOlii, UA. tff JJO. 825. 1NSU HANCE LICENSE 1 Exkci'tivk Department, i office of compthom.er general, > Coi.cmbia, S. C., April 1, 1885. ) ? I Certify, 'l'hat Mr. A. M. Aiken, of _ "^okesbury, Agent of tlic Liverpool and p ,on?1on and Globe Insurance Co., ineor>oratod by Great Brittnin. has complied ^ vith the requisitions of the Act of the 'leneral* Assembly entitled "An Act to ocrillfltn fVlA A^nnAlAQ nf Tnanranna Companies not incorporated in the State of South Carolina." and 1 hereby icenso the said Mr. \. M. Aiken, Agent tforettaid. to take risks and transact all "J business of insurance in this State, in m the County of Abbeville, for and in be- J! half of said Company. Expires March 31st, 1886. W. E. STONEY, April 8-tf 66 I i ?it inn ii BARNWKU/S. LLECTIOU AQE1TCY. IONS OF CAPITAL. r rivi-: Dki'autmknt, i ?Mrrmu.i.nit <! I:nkkai.,> , S. April I, 1WK5. j I.I. njffiil of lobe Insurance Co., of Englanil, f Manchester Kn<?*lan<l, L)f the State of Now .Jersey, State of Now York, ur Co., of the Statu of N. V., unco Co., of the State of N". V., [>ns of the act of the General 'gulate til*.! agencies of Inssurin the State of South Carol i ai?l Brn.iamix S. Raunwkll I transact all business of Inty of Abbeville, lor and in be. K. STONEV, Comptroller Uenernl. 73 1 TEMPLETON STniJK |-:i> STOCK (>! ' inter Goods, siir* Tlrv ftnnflu OMSj A It I-:. 11A HOW A UK, m-:i:u-:s, cijockriks, (siiockkky. 'KKUY, CIl< H'K MilV, CliOCKKItY, (I l-tf-22 ' mt an vTaaig???nw UBGAT1VE H|| I A tiS? i ILLv ho cnt!ra system in three moaUuk Any k I to 12 wookt, may b? reitored t<) ebaM Ue Complaint* theas Filh have uotqub and KIUNKV dlKMOf. BpMI gfij) i?lMll% s free. I. 6. JOIIXSOX Si CtT, Boston. Halt. 3 -CroBp. /.Eiliins, Bronehltle, Neand> q3 Cla, Khcuutatlam. JOltNKON'8 ANOrfvS IiV:;E USIMEST (for Internal and Kxtwmd rJ 08 Ute) will initantanoouslv relieve these terrlbto fl QN diseases, &ud will poiltlrely (Bra nine com* |LR1 out of ten. Information tlmt VIU tare miuir jpfil ltvei sent free by mall. Doii't 4cUy* momooC, I M Prevention U tetter than cure CUl'.ES Intyvod t> .'Vwjlnf * Ci? tonci. Hoar** ' a. l>y?er>* .but, Kidney Troubles, and I. **V0-. Uoitaa, Maaa. KF HENS I AY mob r h h w mm a 'holerm, Ac. Sold ereirwher*. or Mnt by malt forSfeJp, is. FurnUhed lojanra can?, price 91.00; br mall, 91&" LariAroc. L 6. jTJlIaSOH * COi- VoMto, IHA, _ 79 . g. h. u.; 3ianos| Organs THK I?KST IN' Til K WOULD. C. O. ROBINSON & CO. tie Great Savings Institution! SlO TO SlOO SAVED! p. q. s. 'rices Lower a ml Xeurer ('out than Elsewhere. , t l o. m; ?: -v - ii# Our Pianos an <1 Organs S?locted' dim Tivelvu of th<; Host Makers, are, cknowloilpfpil to he Superior by the reat Artist' of the World. , , . i - ' "v-? \\ < Deliver our Piano* and Organs, rfMght Paid, to any Point in tho South/ ith Mitsic Hook, Revolving Stool an(1 Klriiuliou Hook* Also n (Jood Cover' ith every Piano. \ a. s.m.a. t. n: Our long experience of orer 40 years tables uk to place in every Home thr lost musical instrument in the Worltf lnranteeing Satisfaction and our i'rict, be the Lowest. I Musical Merchandise and. i?Rtru-> puts of every description. Sheet Mnc and Music Hooks. Latent Pab aiionn. Orders filled on day of receptioa. Writo for Cataloguer*. Price?. Dt?-" unts, unci ilaay Tonus of l'aymeut. M. ir. O. T. s.{ Lowest prices at , ... . , - i 11 . UKU. O. ROBI*f*OK k CO.'8, 831 Rroiitf *t., Augu?|?rO?, t> ? 'rench Candies, Fresh 1 EMON CRACKERS, FRESH ! N SODA CRACKERS, FRESH ! GINGER SNAPS, FRESH 1 ASSORTED JUMBLES, FRESH ! Just Recalled. 1-tf-M ' QUARL*S A fHOUA8. . liilinery I Millinery 1 rHE moat axtanaiva atoak of Milliaory a? now ba found at R. M. HADDON * CO.'S. J, 'B4-tf 3T SBr *: