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'V The Abbeville messenger Kntcitd nt the postntlice us 2nd-cla?s matter. .WRDNKSDAY, AUGUSTS. 1885. 6CDSOU1PTION $2 00 Death or Mrs. Fannie M. I'iuckuey. This community was very much shocked on J'Vidny by tho receipt of a telegram from Charleston, announcing tho death -of Mrs. Fannie Marshall I'inckney. tflor death was quite un pected, many of her friends here knowing nothing of her being sick. Mrs. I'incknev, was (lie daughter .of .our townsman Dr. J. W. \V. Marshall, l>nt has inadc her home in Charleston ever since her marriage with Mr. Harry Pinckney of that place. She leaves Several children and a devoted hushand and parents to mourn her loss. "Hles.ed arj the dead who die in the Lord." On yesterday Maj. A. II. Wardlaw re.cciveda telegram from New York, announcing the death of his brother. Mr. C. Vj. Wardlaw. The telegram was quite a shock, and -none uf the particulars of his deatli are known. Maj. Wardlaw leaves to-day, .to bring the remains here for interment. Homicide. A negro by the name of Moses Boyd was killed last Friday on the place of Mr. John McNeil, by another negro named Butler .Jones. Judge Hansom .held.the inquest and from the evidence the jury found that thesaid Moses lJoyd came to his death ''from a blow struck him with a hoe tin the hand of the said Butler Jones." The evidence against Jones is very damaging, and the authorities have not succeeded in catHiing him. llouw} Burned. Our friend Ms*. Thos. J. Mann had the .misfortune on JL^ist Saturday night to loose his smoke house by fire. The eau.ce of the fire is unknown, his loss is considerably among other things burned was 86 bushels of wheat, 87 bushels of oatti, 200 li> of bacons and numerous other things. His entire loss amounts to over #-100 and he had no insurance. Cheap Bates to Stock Exhibition. Jul /tors Jf cxscjiger: 1 am authorized to state that the Abbeville train will be run from Abbeville to Ninety-Six on the 13th of August, for .the convenicncctof all who wish to attend the Stock Exhibition on that day. The train will leave Abbeville at (5.30 a. in. and leave Ninety-Six, returning at 7 o'clock, p. in. The price will be from Abbeville and return, Jfl.tX); from Hodges and return, 75 cents ; from -< " 1 ..*..1 Al\ ? f 9Tn:rui\uuu uuu juiuih, iu tnun ( iiujux Market and return, 25 cents. Let every body come and bo hajjpj' for oneday. J. T. Miu.Kit, Secretary. Ice Cftld Sodn Water. We arc now celling this cooling Mid cxbilcruting Rummer beverage. We manufacture our SODA WAT;.lt from Xbn purest and best matcral, and guarantee it to be as good as that made anyAvbere. (Jive it ;i trial, only 5 cents a glass ?t Speed & Ncuflers. J MKSSAtiKS. Nov. Mr. Mulnlly preachcd in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday Ja>u. Ilis theme was thu devil, and the aide minister argued very forcibly to showthat he was a real personality. And as much to he dreaded and resisted and <So? was to be Laved and praised. A large congregation listened to his discourses both morning and night. Some of the Abbeville boys of fourteen to sixteen years of age went to Hodge s last week to play the boys of that place a game of base ball. The score stood 30 to 8 in favor of Hodges, but our boys claim they were pittied Against grown men, and we think they did pretty well under the circu.nstances. h e can attention to mo card 01 i/iipi. J. T. Parks, to be found in another cnluinn. iCajit. Parks offers some valuable laml for sale, in this issue, and will doubtless find the business of Real Kstate Agent a.profitable one. Of one thing we are sure, any business intrusted to hiin will be carefully looked after. Judge Calhoun, in the absence of Coroner Shillito, held an inquest over the body of Carrie Leslie, last Wednos -day. This individual died very sddenly the night before, and the post mortem revealed that she had died from congestion. The verdict of the jury was rendered accordingly. The Methodist congregation of this tilsic.o have hail tlii>ir<>)iiip('li rnlli.il lx.w>lr some distance and propose to commence croc ting, right away, a handsome brick structure, to cost several thousand dollars. The olo church will be used until the new one is finished. The meeting of tlio JVible Fociety held here last week, was the best meeting had for many years. It is stwnge that more of the christian communities and churches of our County do not take more interest in this grand work. I The crops arc "laid by," and as a consequence the Trial Justices- Courts are crowded with litigants. Kach of the Trial Justices in town had several cases of minor importance before them last week. : ' Lawn tennis seems to be the popular amusement now. A match game wan plaj'ed last woek'hetwecn^some of the young hulies and young men of town, and witnessed by a ereat number o( (spectators. The most dcidlv cure to nil inalarinl dis.1 cases is Atci-'h Auru Cnre.s combination ?1 vegetable ingredients only of which tlie most valuable is used in no otnrr known iirepjiration. This remedy is an absolute anil certain specific, and succeeds when all other medicines faH. A cure is wurruteed. Hill'* ITcp?tic Panacea. Little Mountain is becoming a famous place for picnics. Severn! parties from pluco this went out there, last week and had a picnic. -Watermelons seem to be very abundant this season. Never a day passes that there are not two or three wagon it v loads brought in town and offered for ' Judge Cothran returned home from Greenville last week, where he has been - , . holding Court for some time. t Quite * number of drummors have : visited Abhevillo during the pass two three weeks. , V ? : - :y j i. * ' * - " Hon. W. 11. Parker, returned Inst week from Cashier's Valley. 1 Iu left his family tip there to speml tlio rest of the summer. Jtidge MHSownn left on "Monday last for the White Sulphur Springs, llis many friends here wishhHii a pleasant trip. Onpt. Ilonham was culled to fidgcfield this week on professional business. The health of Ahheville just now is very good indeed. We know of no cases of serious sickness within the in1 corporate limits. All business is brightening up nt the .prospect of h good crop this year. John H. Ho&an, who has been on quite an extended trip out West is again on Abbeville. The Master has had several important cases up for iiearing during the past week. A re union of tlve -survivors of Com pany u. urrs nines, win oe neiu ai mis place on Friday next. Monday last was saleday but tilwjre was little business of iinportancve .transacted. The South Carolina exhibit nrt Sew, Orleans has been moved to Charleston,' where it will again be on exhibition in November. : J20 pieces of /tumaicr dress goods to be said w ithin -the next-10 days, regard : less of cost at Uell & Galphin's We will sell for the next3() days all of our dress goods ami millinery regardless of cost at diell & ?Jalphtn'#s Rev. Sir. Ilanckel and family left on yesterday to spend some time at their former lveuMi, Pendleton, S. C. Tlve dedication of the new Methodist Church at Lowndesville will take place noxl Sunday. Kev. A. Ooke Smith will preach the dedicating sermon. Shiiner's Indian Vermifuge will desirov and espel worms. It in reliable. It is uIich}>? Duly 2J? cunts 11 bottleThe curativc lmwur^f Ayer's Sarsaparrilla <s ton well known to require the specious aid of any exaggerated or iistiiious certiticate. "Witnesses of its nnirvelous 'cures are to-dav living in every city and liaiulet of the land. Write fornaiues if you want homo evidence. DUB WEST DOTS. We have had no rain. fMuuvcrs arc passing all around us and vegetation is withering. Preaching begun in the Baptist Church Inst .Sabbath and will continue into this week. Dr. Mcmlcnhall is expected to assist the pastor. Due Wokt had a delegation at the Teachers Institute in Abbeville, and will send one to the J$lble Meeting Wednesday. Lowndesvill Ba se Ball Club cave this I Club n challenge to play them a pine <u? JH'Kt Thursday. Our boys will be unable to ?o up, at least for tin* present. They would be glad, howecer, to see them in Due West any tiiue. The llonea Path Base Ball Club cauie down to Due* West last Thursday and played the Widetnans. After an interesting gnuie, the score was announced ns 31 to 5 in favor of Due West. Due West challenged Abbeville to play them a game on Wednesday the 2S)th. Abbeville will not be aide to play on {hat day, but trill at some future time. Prof. MoOujn has returned home. Mr. J. C. Speer. of Fieri da, left Due West Monday to .spend o feu' dnys in Laurens County with relatives. Mrs. I?. S. Calloway left Due West the first of the week, for Auirusta and thence to Louisville where she will spend two or three ivcelift. Dr. Crier preached in Abbeville last X.llllllltll Tl.O I )l1ftl\r iu llitlint. r. n?< I - f" to Abbeville or they to him. J'robably both. Messrs. A. S. Kennedy. J. J*. Ilarkness, 1.. I/. Abbercrombie and Misses Sallie Kennedy and Janie Wideuian are on a visit to Troy. Dnji Wjjht, August ?Wo hail a nice shower on last Sabbath. The first in three weeks. Dr. Orier is gone westward for a month's visit, lie will fill invitations and speak In behalf of JCrskinc l!ollego. Mr. John Edwards, one of our choice young men, is having a month's trip in Lancaster and Chester. Mrs. Trimmier has arrived and will "take charge of the hotel this week. We hope she will meet with the largest measure of success. She brings with her considerable experience in this business. Three or four boarders have already engaged quaaters. Some of our hoys were in Troy this week and took part in a match game between Kdgelield C. 11. and Troy. As might be expected, Kdgelield was licked, though she had a hired battery from Augusta. Mr. Frank Lee, of this pluce, is one of the most energetic, hard working men of our acquaintance. Ho lias worked a very fine crop this year. Now lie is busily engaged in making syrup. Mr. Lee is well titled up lor the business. He bought a fine mill and Evaporator, equipped with ail the necessary vessels and makes excellent' syrup for the public. His outfit, to start with, cost him about ono hundred dollars. He grinds the cane of this whole section and gives line satisfaction. He has made4'Jlo gal long of syrup in one day. This is hard, hot work, but can be done in an idle time, and is a paying invest; mcnt. Due West challenged Abbeville to phiy on their own ground no last Wednesday, but they declined. We understand they pre to play Ninety. Six on the 13th inst. "Rabbit in the wood pile" somewhere boys. It i* expected that Anderson (3. 11. will iJ?v <! /? i....... ? t""j ?? luviuaiio uii; it'Uini ^illIK! shortly, hero. Dr. C. I>. Cowan and 11 S. (Salloway are each running n brick yard. Miss 1'enick will be in the Female College next year. The Widomnns have got their heads up. It seems they can't lind anybody to play them. t The protracted meeting in the Baptist Church here was exceedingly interesting and a good audience attended. Dr. Mendenhall and the pastor preached excellent sermons. n. s. a. . . . J t Don't noglect to sow Turnips, and be ' sure and get Buists soed from. W. Joel Minith & Son, ^ , y * \ S " r 1'-V:* ..'.v ' Greenwood Dots. ? Orkrn\vooi>, August 3<1.?(Iroil rains foil in this soction yesterday afternoon. Wo ha vo soon fields of cotton that will nmkc from wiirhl to twolvo hundred pounds of weed cotton por acre, and oven iH?r? if Iho seasons continue favorable throughout this month. Capt. J. JJ. Sample had a valuable colt to dio last week that he intended to exhibit at .the stock show at Ninety| Six, It is interesting to look aver the papers and learn the whereabouts of one's friends and relatives, especially when they are visiting somobody else. Mr. W. II. l'atton has a gourd that measures nearly four feet in length, and is not ripe either. This is a splendid time for loafers to cut and dry fruit, if they could only be convinced that it wasn't work. Wo have heard several weddings spoKcu 01 lor me lull, out we intend lo keep quiet until \vc get our invitation ?lo stay .it -home. It is v?ry dangerous tor a young man to pass an editor's snncluin, or disturb a reporter nvhile on his way to visit his ''other girl." j Mr. James Ilintonislho happy owner of a pair of line mule colts?twins. Buck level don't intend to "get left."' The "city" is jubilant over a singing school and base ball club, recently or- 1 gani/.cd. J Our colored friends have adopted n new form of festival on matrimonial occasions. Each family that attends is ! requested to prepare as for a basket , pic inc. The present outlook for a heavj* cotlon J crop is very stimulating to those who 1 expect to serve the public. Mr. J. 11. | Oldham i.s preparing to run two sixty saw gins and a cotton seed mill. He expects to have everything cutnplelo by the first of September. Tkavki.i.ku. i Trojr Dots. A severe cyclone passed through the upper edge of our town on Friday evening. Doing great damage by blowing down the Methodist Church and also the colored Presbyterian Church. Work was being pushed forward in the Methodist Uhurcli. at that time, in order to have preaching next day At which time a series of meetiugs commenced. Several uiirpcuicrs wore 111 me nouse, unt ail escaped but Mr. John Langley, who was caught in (he rear end of the church and could not escape. lie. wan very hadly injured but \re hope not final. They tendered use of the Presbyterian Church, which they accepted, and their meeting accord- ing to appointment will be hold on fhe first Sunday. The loii? looked for, and talked of Tr??y Social Club entertainment came olf on last Tuesday evening 128 iiist., , and proved itself far beyond the expectations of the large and intelligent audience that had assembled to witiuss the performance. And we can only say that it was a good success, anil Troy may well be proud to boast of having such an ainetcur troup. Tl.e net proceeds, amounting to eighty-seven clolla?-?, will bo invested in procuring a library for the Club. We are glad to hoar that one of Abbeville's most enterprising merchants intends opening a branch business at this place. We give him a hearty welcome, lii>ti<> tlu*ir utnv M'illi n< nmv !>< Iwilli pleasant anil profitable. There was a match game of base hall ' at IOdgefield C. II. On Friday J31 inst, KdgoHeld against Troy. Score, 4 to 11, , in favor of Troy. Our boys are hard to beat. i i We are extremely glad to sen our young Dentist, Dr. W. S. Killingsxvorth, of Williston S. C., on our streets again. 1 We hear that lie is on "professional business. And from what we can see, , think the Dr. is putting in some good , work. Come again Dr. we are always glad to i see you. Mouk Anon. jSinetv-Kix I><?Ik. < All persons having stock, cattle, See.. to exhibit at the Ninety-Six fair, will 1 please call on Mr. J. T. Miller and enter ' them on or before the 12ihini>t. Mrs. Slawson, of Columbia, is on a visit to Mrs. \V. L. Anderson, Jr. Miss Lilly Utsey is visiting at Mr>. T. C. Lipscomb's. Mr. an d Mrs. W. U. (Ttscy left one day last week to spend a lew days at f ilunn Snvin nrtt *? Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shumate loft on Monday l)st for a trip to tho mo an tains. We wish thotn a pleasant trip. The election for cotton weigher took place on Monday ami resulted in the election of Mr. It. L. Pratt. The committee that was printed, "committee on cats." last week, should liave been committee on colts. Haiio Tack. Level Land. Level Land was visitoil on' Tuesday last with line showers. J * ,r ^ * * There wan a splendid entertainment las-t Saturday near Antreville in the form ?>( a picnic, after which there was a game of hase ball played by the Antrevilhclub. l'rof, William Hood, Dr. La'.han and J. B. ArnoTdJvisited the cave n ar Kair'8 bridge on Monday last and explored the gullys and ravines adjacent, but we have not learned their decision as to what brought about this wonderful freak of nature. XT,.l.l .. TK.H 1 C < ' .tuuii: dvii mis iour acres 01 new gronn i cotton that will come up to any in the County as to all external appearances. ClN DKHKI.I-A. Wutches Clockn m??l Jewelry. Mr. II. 1). Ukf.sk, of Abbeville, is prepared ti> do nil manner of repairing of Watcher, Clocks and Jewelry, and will |my all express charge" on work sent 10 him from stations on tliu 0. and U. mad. He alwavs keeps in stock a handsome line of Jewelry und Plated Ware at moderate prices. Send in your orders. Address, II. 1). Kf.f.sk, Abbeville, S. C. * 17 llncklcn'fl Arnica Salvo. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Utilises, SoreiylJIcors, Halt Rheum* Fever S< res, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Coins, and all Skin T.ruptinns, and positively euros Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prico 25 cents per box. For sale by Cothran k I'errln. 114 " Qatchct Powders, the moat delightful, at W. R. Cothran Co. * V ? . v A. U. Knifrts, Wholesale dealer in Corn, Flour, Meal, Men. Hunts, Lard, limn. Salt, Molasses, Sugar Holl'ee, Hice, Soap, Ac., will deliver goods al nnv point on railroad al Abbeville prices He I ore bovine always ask for prices, us w? have advantages thai few up-country titer chants have. . A. 11. ltuoKKS. l? Mr. II. II. Murphy, an excellent tun chincst of Greenwood, is in town, rend) to repair your machine on reusonnhh terms. IIo warrants his work am brings good testimonials from responsi hie parties. He may be addressed a Greenwood, and will repair machine! any where in this or Laurens County July 15 2t 114 Kmory'* Little Cathartic is the b est urn only reliable Liver Hill known, never fails will the most obstinate cases, purely vegetable sugar-coated, tasteles, harmless, no gripitti or tmplensiint cliocts. sell then ?15 ccnta Real Estate Agent. rpIIK undersigned offers his services f?i tin JL citizens of Abbeville County as ajjenl it tiie purchase and sale of itcal Estate Where no sale is made, the only ohargc wil be for advertising. Commission, one and si half per cent, on all flales. j J. T. 1'AltKS, Abbeville C. II., S. C. 17^011 sale, in Ninety-Six Township, '12S : Acres of Valuable Laud, a part ?if tin nru;iital liarrattvillo place. The land will hi divided in two or three tracts, or sold as n whole, l'ublic roads on two sides. A LSO, 235 Acres, in Calhoun Township, half milt l"rom Mt. Carmel, iiiiiuedietely on the Savannah Valley Railroad. Timber enough can bi sold to pay fertile placc. A LSO, line House and Lot, in Abbeville, complete in i-verv department and Convenient, to business, 1lie lot contains one Acre, lor terms am particulars apply to * J. T. 1'aukk, Agent. I ALIi tho new shape! in Hats ami Honnet? with Itibbnns, Inrcls, Flowers, Satins mid Velvets to match. It. M. HADDOX & CO. V (52 FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS *o Moms* will die of ofcuc, non or Lrso Fk **, If Foutsl Powder# ? ?; Mod In time. Font?.*! I'owdet r will care and prevent noo Cholera. Joiitz'g I'owdors wilt prevent Oateh tsj Fowiji, Fonts'* l'owdor* will lnr-r?a?R the qnnnMtv of milk and cream twenty per cent., ^n<l make tho butter firm and invent. Fount I'owdem will enrc ?r prevent almost kvkhy Dirvabk to which Homes and tattlonre miM.-ri Foirrz'a I'owDr.Rs will o?tk Hatipfactio.v. Bold everywhere. DAVIS B, FOUTZ. Proprietor, BALTIMORE. MD. ;>2 Master's Sale. run STATU OF SOUTH CAltOMNA COITNTY OF AHlUiKVILLK IN TIIE COMMON l'I,KAS. P. W. WniroiuM- it Co. upainsg T. W. Mars In / ' F. W. Wnjaner .V Co. against l.ucv J. M ars.?Foreclosure. BY virtuu of .111 order made in the above stated case on the'21st day of April lrtSa, I will resell at public outcry at Abbe villo ('. II., S. ('., on Mmufny, August 3<l l.SS.'i being Sale l>ay, within Hie legal hours oi sale, the following described properly, <sit nate in.said State anil Comity to wit : All that tract or parcel of land roiitair.iiig ONE llt'NOHKl) AMI KlliHTY-KlVE AcilKS, more or less, bounded by lands of the Kstati of .Tosiah Wells, S. K. Morruh, J. K. Cahlwol mid others. Also, that tract or parcel of land containing One Hi'Ndkkd Acres, nioro or less, and bounded by land of Jame? McCnslan, said T. W. Mars and others, ami known as the McCelvev place. AUo, that tract or parcel of land, containing Tu'n flrvi>itr.n Antvs. more or k>sc, and bounded by lands of .[nines McCaslan, A. It. Lindsay and others, known ilsoasllie McCelvov tract, being' the tract trilled to s;ii<l T. \V. Mars by bis father John iV. Mars. ' The said lands to be sold in accordance with the Decree of foreclosure heretofore passed in the ISth.day of June, 1HS-1, mid at the rink if (he said Lucy J. Mara,former purchaser. TKItMS OF SAF.K?One-half cash, balance in twelve months with interest from day ot sale, the credit portion to be secured by bond tviib sufficient security and mortjjntfo of the iireinis js sold, l'urchaser to pa v for papers. J. C." KU'OII, Mastet. July 8, 1SS5--U 100 Vegetable Sicilian HAIR RENEWER wu the first preparation perfectly adapted to euro diseases of the soalp, and the first ?uooeeaful restorer of faded or gray hair to its natural color, growth, and yontliful beauty. It has bad many imitators, but none have so fully mot all the requirements needful for tho proper treatment of the hair and scalp. Hall's Haih Kenewkb has steadily grown in favor, and spread its fame and usefulness to every quartor of tbo globe. Its unparalleled success can bo attributed to but ona cause: the entire fulfilment qf its promisei. The proprietors bare often been surprised at tho receipt of orders from remote countries, wlioro they bad never made an effort for Ms introduction. Qliense for a short time of Hall's TIaib IIbnf.wkr wonderfully improves the personal appoarance. It cleanses the scalp from all impurities, cures all humors, fever, and dryness, and thus prevents baldness. It stimulates the weakened glands, and enable* them to push forward a now and vigorous growth. Tho effects of this article are not translont, like thoao of aloohollo preparations,but remain a long timo, which make* its uso a matter of economy. BUCKINGHAM'S DIE for tiib WHISKERS Will ehango the board to a rtataapl brown, or black, aa desired. It produce* a permanent color that will not wub away. Conalitlngof a dnglo preparation, It ia applied without tronblo. PREPARED DT R. F. BALL & CO., Mia, N. H. Bold by. all Deplora in Medicine*. tFOK ALL THE FOBHB ? Scrofnlons, Mercurial, ud Blood Disorders, tbe best remedy, because the matt Marching and thorough blood-iMUitler, to Ayer'e Sareaparllla. Sold by all Druggists; 91, six bottles, ft. ' ' " m L * - '?' ' , : Undertaking. |i Oru FaCI'I.TIKS altli UxSlTftl'asski*. lire prcpnrcd lo cimiluct burials in n , ' V must satisfactory iniiniicr. All mouorii . Undertaking Appliances. Competent munajxu- . muiit guaranteed. . i COFFINS, CASKETS : i And Full Line of BURIAL GOODS, 1 * Which auk Skcoxij to Notch, i 5 ; Prices Reasonable. ' . ( n e niin to be Prompt Considerate mid Reliable. Hearse fnrnished on Application. Onr Furniture Department 1 , Is ri^'lete with nn nnusnnlly Hue line of J poods, ('all and sec ns. J. It. LKA YKIJj, .lit., ( t Jreotiwooil, S. C. . I 1W ; The Poor House. 1 < OKA LEI) proposals for I lie (In* maintenance O of paupers of the County at the Poor Ilnusu 1 ' during tlio ensuing two years, commencing on November 1st, 1885, will be received at this otlicu until Monday, the 3rd (lav of i August next on which dny the bids will be opened and the contract awarded to the I lowest, responsible bidder, llond with ap- . proved security will be required. The con- ' tractor will be allowed the use of the Poor Ti(in.<i<i In rin hpeciiications may be seen sit tlii? oilicc. i lly order of the Itonrd. 1 .JAMKS C. Kl.UClI, Clerk 1J. C. C. A. C. .Jul}' 0, 1885-it 109 ' Executive Department, OFFICIO OF COMPTUOIjIjKU CKXKKAL, CoM'MRiA, S. C., Juno '22, 1881, rpiFR time for Hie return of property for A. taxation having been rlumjred from May to .lann.irv, there will be no meeting of Coimly Hoards of Assessors, or of County Hoards of Kqnali/ation, at the times fixed by the General statutes. Auditors are instructed that they have no aiul'.aritv to call these Hoards together to act npou it dividual cases. W. K. STOXKY, 4t rnmiit nilliM' I1 - ' io;? i Notice oi Partnership. THK undersigned hav?? formed a partnership for the pract ice of lmv, under (lie linn name of Calhoun ?V Mnhry, lo take eil'ect ' from anil after .July 2, I!SS:">. All business in- ' > trusted to (hem will reeeive prompt aiieuiion. I OKVII.I.K T. CAI.llOl'X, 1 ; IOC 1). MT1ES MAHKV. ' Mortgagee's Sale. ; i I S. ?T. filbert ft ill. to l'\ ??. Mnrshall. , n V virtue of a mortgage given liv S. J. |1 .Ji ^ viiiu ii, iil-iij. r.. ?nurrii ir., item. U.. (Jibcrt, Jr. and W. H. Mnnchett, tn F Mar[ ahull, da tod the >itlt li day of August, 1881, I which mortgage is now duo nml unpaid, I will sell at public mitery, on Saturday, (lie 18th ilny of -Inly, I lie following described property, to wit : One ID Horse l'ower. Traction Steam Kngine. One Aullinan & Taylor Thresher?-12 inch 1 Cylinder. ! One lit) Sun Hull Cotton (Sin, Feeder and Condenser. One Cotton l'ross. together with a!l holts i i mid appurtenances belonging to the above inaI chincrv,to be sold to satisfy the above mortgage. ' Terms?Cash. fl. \Y. W. Maukiiam., ( Agent <>f Mortgagees. July 8, 1KS5. 10K , Sheriff's Sale. Lucy J. Mars against T. W. Mnrs, as Kxecutor.?Execution. By virtue of an Kxecution to ine directed. iu the above stated ease, 1 will sell to ilir highest bidder, at public auction, within (lie legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, on the third day of August, A. I). 1S85, the following described property, situated iu Ab- I beville County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land containing OX E IIUNDRKD AND EIGHTYFIVE ACRES, more or less, bounded bv Innds of Ihc Estate of Josiah Wells, S. ,J. Morrah, J, F. Cali'well, and otlieiv. Also, that tractor parcel of lund containing TWO HUNDRED A^RKS, more or less, and bounded by lands of .lames MeCaslau, said T. W. Mars and others, and known as the MeCelvey place. Also, that tract or parcel of land, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES. more or less, and bounded by lands of James MeCaslau, A. H. Lindsay and others, known as the MeCelvey tract, being the tract willed to said T. W. Mnrs by his father John A. Mars. Levied on and to be sold as the property of T. W." Mars, as Kx ecu tor, to satisfy the aforesaid Execution amt costs. TKHMS?Cash. J. F. C. Di'I'HK, J11I3* 8, 18S5. s. s. t\ 107 OFFICE OF Scliool Commissioner. AnnKVii.l.K, C. |jM S. 0., Juno, 1885. I I desire to moot I tic District School 1 ritstecs and the County Kxnniininp: linird for the purpose (if consultation *i t Abbeville, Thursday, July 23rd. Que lions concerning '.lie operation of the Public Pice Schols for'next year will be discussed, (hope every school trustee in the County wiil attend. Iki'spcetfully. Ci K(?. C. iloiHiKS. School Commissioner Ablxs Co. July 1, ISSu. 103 Rcfrc?Itim:i>tK nt the Palmetto. Thomas Mc(ictlij?nn, of the old reliable Palmetto Saloon. invito his many friends t<? uiv<* him ? null (Inrinjr -Conrt wot'k. Thu Palmetto Saloon is well stork o J with first-elans refreshments. 00 If vou ever need a double foot JMotv Stock j now is the time to get It. W.J, Smith <f* Srtu. Srand Opening K invite cvcrvliin'v to r.tfiu." and o.vrm? T illc our silprl'l) stock uf ladies ^iinils tf cvi'i v description. Hals. Honnets, FeathiT.". I'"lowers. Kil>lioiis, Luces A?:., in endless varicl\\ Unman Stripes, I'laid Silk anil Tin sol iiihI Luce Scurfs, beautiful designs. Kvirytiiijt in neck wear, Kuehii??rs, 6 cents anil up. Linen anil Luce collars, Fishuos, ami cvurythimrthut makes woman more heuutiful. IIumlkerehiefs. black ami colored borders, irliite ami colorcil, Silk, Lucc, <Vc. Wwndcrlnl bargains in white ko<"'s? l<awns nt K cents per van) ami upwards, nice India Linon It' cents, colored l.awns from to I 'J J,.j rents per yard, best roods ever sold here at these prices, (iin^hau.s, Seersuckers and suitin<rs, Cashmeres, Nuns Veiling, Lace lluntiiifr. Plain, limeades and Flowered. Iteuutiful I'lauls in colors ivnd blaek ami ivliite, lilaek Huntings, ('ushmu>*cs Tami-e, liazelle and Henrietta Cloth, Uuttons and rrimmiu^s for evervtliinfr. Silk Cloves, White, ISIuck ar.d Colors, call for our Foster "William" Kid, in lilaek and Colors, only $1.(10 a pair. Ladies and Children's Hose and Shoes. II. M. H ADDON & Co. March 25, lSMj-tf. 1 DON'T FOllUKT, wo have a modern swift running power press, new type, rnlo<l and blank paper, envelopes ind cards?so tiring in your printing. J AS. G. BAILIE & SONS, DEALERS 11ST Carpets, Oil Clvlhs, Window Curt/tins tut (I Sha flex. WALL I'M* Kits, liOKDKUS AND DADO KS, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats &c 714r mtOAJ) STltlWT; augusta, ga Job Printing ( 1 Ai r, KIXD.S NKATLY ami PKOSII'TLY liXKCTTEl) ? AT TIIK? Mo s s c 11 gcr Office.I Over a hundred pounds now type specially for printing Itriefs, jus! rcci-ivwl. l\ A. S. M. A. T. H. <>. KrtIMNSOX & C-O. ott'-ra Mason V liaiulin Organ ti? ih<- correct interprolation of 1'. A. '?. M. A. 'l'. II. As' those letters ha\o a ilouhlo interpretation, each person will, have two trials,' i!i(l the winner must (ind out both readings. The naiiK's, with solution, will be I., n ...wl - mswor is received, it will l??* advertised iini tlto party notiThis oiler remains open until May 1st, A Careful Heading of our Advertisement is Advised. r. M. II. O. T. H. CJ. O. KOI', IX SOX & CO., .'10 Augusta, U:?. DRY GOODS, S1I.KK, Satins. Velvets, Triiiuiiinsrs, litis siau Circulars, New .Markets, Jerseys Cc., kc. I!. M. IIADDOX & CO (52 Flowers. Feathers ami ItiLlmiisiti great va ietv at Hell ?t ('alpliiu's. HAY K I: IJIIIEfIt 'LARGE AND WKLL SKLKC Fall and W 50XKISTIXG IX TAUT OF Foreign and Doni NATS, 11A TS, MATS, liooTS axJ> suoj:s, UA?I>W A 111*', 1! AH1)' c:ii Cii At Lower I'l-iccs than tlioy worn Kver Oil And -will completely change the blood iv person who will take 1 Pill each uiglit fri health, If each a thing bo possible. For Fei Physicians use them for the cure of LIVE) r lent by mall for 25c. In stamps. Clrcal DIPHTRES) ,??, dssRThs. Dlseatca fr Pp'no. S?lil orerrrhet*. CIrcn!?r? IVe If 'a a treit-knnwn fact tt-M r* the Bono and Cattle Pointer ??id in Mil* slain- H M K tiy to worthlrM; that Bherldar. ? ' mw t ITF^ CI Fwrderl* absolutely pare it ml . ?/. . Ainubio falSa HI Nothing on Earth will ? iitko h.T?? Rff! fn iayllknBhertdan'a Condition I on- 3 B ? jM der. Dose, one teatpnnnfui tn oneh n'nt .>f mod. It will aUo poettlTaly prevent ??n 1 euro ! ! < chicken cholera, iu 'X 'V ? " * ';V' V: - >tKi53^4^4S?2^>V^<??<ftiVA*i' * , . >. 'vii ? 183S AT TIIK For this yuar will b??found Absolutely Pure Spirits. NORTH Carolina copper distilled Corn, Finest brands of Kentucky Kvo, from two dollars to six dollars per gallon. 1111 ported Cognac lJrandy a fyyjrl. My. Also Ales, Porter, <"liampnfines Ac. In fart all I lie popular and standard goods that can be obtained. Tn^c!Iiit witb an assortment of Tobaccos and lint" C'ijiars that can not be excelled in pialit v. IVrntiits needing such goods'would not bo liit 111 ifiiirilf'l in Jmyni^ Irmn tliuni. Tin* place in Srocoiul Door from Coutt House. kg O'DONNELL & CUNNINGHAM / , l'roprictorK, Aiilu villf, S. C \ . jiuilVlf 23 V (}. H. L. Pianos l Organs ' I'll K UK ST IX THIS "WOULD. C. O. ROBINSON & CO. Tie Great Saving Institution!! Sio to Sioo saved: L. P. Q. S. /'rices Lower out Nearer Cost than / 'IsGH'/mre. i:. i. o. m. Our Pianos anil Organs Selected from Twelve of the llest Makers, aro Acknowledged to be Superior by the (irunt Artist of the World. We Meliver our Pianos and Organs, Freight l'aid, to any Point in the South, with Music Hook, Revolving Stool and Instruction l'?ook. Also a (iood Cover with every Piano. 1\ a. s.m a t ft Our long experience of over 40 3*ears enables us to place in every Home the finest musical instrument in the World, guaranteeing Satisfaction and our Price to be the Lowest. Musical Merchandise and instruments of every description. Sheet Music an<l Music Hooks. The Latest Pub! liealions. Orders filled on day of reception. Write for Catalogues, Prices, Discounts, and Easy Terms of Payment. I T. M. jr. O. T. S. Lowest prices at 4i! :<>. (). KOMNSON A CO.'S, f S^ilJJrtuul st., Augusta, Oa. 30 French Candies, Fresh! LEMON* CRACKKltS. FRESH! SODA CRACKERS, FRESH! UIN'GKR SNAPS, FRESH!! ASSORTED JUMBLES, FItESH! Just Uucoivoil. l-lf-20 QUAKLKS k THOMAS. LAW PARTNERSHIP. Sam'i. C. Caxos, ) Abbeville, S. C. M. L. Honham, Jk. > " " J. II. Kick, j Ninety-Six, S. C. WK have (liis day formed a partnership tor the practice of law unner the firm name of CASOX, BOX HAM <fc RICE. Abbeville, S. ('., j Sak'l (I. Ca?on, M?v 2.'t, 1SH5. >- M. L. Honham, Jh, } J. II. Hick. 27, 18S5-tf ?8 & TIMi s' STOIIK? TK1) STOCK Ol' inter Goods, estic Dry Goods, :ons, ft'AKK, IIA 111) WAKE, inCKISIKS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY :0('lv KilY, GROCKKRY, CROCKER, lured Re fore. l-tf-22 5W?mt i tho entire system in three months. > A?y im 1 to IS weeks, may be restored to ?>ud male Complaints these Pills bsve no equal* Et. and KIDNEY diseases. Sold everywhere, ars free. I. 8. J0HN3QH A PP., Boston.Msss. 3 EH Cronp. Asthma, Bronchitis, Wiwisl 3 KS KlQ, Rheumatism. J0BM801TS AHOI ffa Dyne I.INIMKNT WorJMmmlmdMatu iimt I HB I/m) will UisUaUnsoad^nUoTS Uisss tsnMs j ? uisea"c?, and wtu poiiurojy cora um mm 9 Al out or tan. Information that wtu car* many 1 0H| Uvea acnt free by mall. Pont dalay a moanerf. 9 id Prevention U battar than cure IT CtTOES tnnamca, Bleeding at 0>e tmwi, Haaree iKEHENSLflY 79 ' . v v-AdHv./AvA' v. V. -a,. 'v V- r*T *5fr'V %wWk& - -iSl&