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1 ' 1 l)e Messenger. M. L. BOKHAM, Ja., > Editors and J AS. S. I'KKRIN, l" I'Korm etoks TUESDAY. March 10 1H8C. __ . Dmicing. Miss Ollie Thompson has begun hoi (lancing school. The adult class meet' on Monday, Wednesday and Fridaj nights. The infant class meets on Tucs day, Thursday and Saturday afternoon: at 4 o'clock. Miss Thompson comes t< Abbeville bearing with her testimonial.* from very many sources, to her excellence and worth. We know whereo we speak when we shv that she is a huh into whose hands any parent tuny safel\ trust his or her child. By her own ex tions she supports a widowed mothci and herself. She teaches only reputabh and decorous dances. Deportment grace, and manners are as much a par of her teaching as is dancing. Parent; who wish to enter their children are re quested to meet Miss Thompson this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the hall recent ly occupied l.y Mr. Chalmers. Miss Thompson also teaches embroid ery and fancy work und would be pleas v <m1 to have the ladies who desire to takt lessons call on her at the Central Hotel Colt Show. We have been requested by parties interested to give notice that th?? Coll show will take place in Abbeville on Saleday in May next. This .affords :ii excellent opportunity to our farmei friends to exhibit what tine stock th?;V have, and wu liope they will avail themselves very generally of it. Parties whe did not see the exhihit at Ninety-Six last year, are very anxious that those good people should show some interest in the affair and send ?ip some of their line stock for the occasion. lunummernble advantages are to be derived from these exhibitions and we hope tu see the Colt show a success. l)r. YHlsou's Cotton Planter. We are satisfied fro n a close examination that the above planter will do all that is claimed for. it. It is simple in construction, durable and cheap, aid will soon pay for itself in the amount of seed it will save you. When you come to town be sure ami call to see it, and we are convinced that you will be full}' satisfied with it, I)r. Wilson has a good thing in his planter and he knows it, but he does not propose to be exorbitant in the selling of it. MESSAGES. Judge Cothran left on Sunday for Barnwell. Mr. Albert Gibert, of Bordeaux, was in town lust week. Mr. .James M. Lawson is sick with pneumonia. Work 011 the S. V. It. It. is going on at or about Itocky ltiver. March reminded us of its presence for a day or two lust week. We wonder who will send us in the lirst mess of green peas. Check Muslins, for aprons, cheap, medium and line at liaddou's. New kid gloves. New, stylus in hosiery for ladies at Haddoifs. lliv. William .i'ressley, of- Due West was in town on yesterday. Mr. P. B. Speed paid a visit to relatives in Lowndesvillo last week Our farmers and stock men ought to be getting ready for the colt show. Capt. Bonhamand family have returned from a visit to Barnwell The Sheriff advertises some valuable lands for sale on sale day in April next. Mrs. L. V. Calhoun left Abbeville on yesterday, to visit her son in Augusta. Last week was an uneventful oik? not even a street fight to break the monotony. We hoar that the Savannah Vjilley railroad is hauling cotton to McCormick by the car load. Every lady should try a pair of our new Berlin or lisle thread gloves all size* at Muddon's. Iin* 1 | 1 _/* 1 r 1. \v iihl iihs uecouiu oi <.ur i\ingnoii:i correspondent? Wo would be glad tu hear from him again. Mr. John Find lay, a stundent ol Theology, at the University of tin South, in Scwnnee, spent Sunday in Abbeville with friends. The finest und bi?st kid button shot for ladies and misses ever shown in Ahbevile at a low price, all sizes and differt width lasts at Huddon's. t A child tossing in its sleep indicate} worms. An army of them are at wort eating the vitals away, One dose al Shrir.cr's Indian Vermifuge will destroy them and save its life. Wool dress goods, summer silks combination suitings, light weight tricots black tanisc, black cashmeres, togethei with the latest style of trimmings t( match at liaddon's. The treaurer of the Town Council in forms us that thwro will be at least 15( delinquent tax-payers. When tlx Jl ? ? 1 *1 ?*li i uujjuij cumus iiiuunu 111U3' win [>robai> wish thoy never were born. Mr. T. C. Perrin will move his stocl of drills this week to the store recently occupied by Quarlos ?fc Thomas when he will be glad to serve his friends de siring anything in his line. Our you-.<g friend Mr. J. Calhoui Marshall left on last Thursday for th "Land of Flowers." Ho goes on bust ness, and an . inspecting tour. If h likes the country he will remain. Rev> Ellison Capers, of Greenville wil <: preach the opening sermon, bofore th . \ Episcopal Convocation which meets i Trinity Church to-morrow night.' Miss Thompson has organized I- ! / dancing class with about twenty mal members. The class meets in tho hal over the atoro or Parker & Hill over ~ inn ii i i hi iwnwiiiiu iim iiwwnnm Tin* remaining stock of goods of the firm of Cunnigham & Templeton, will be disposed of at auction on next Friday liHh instant. The goods will b:ive to be sold, and you will miss a rare bargain if you fail to be present. The elegant new store of Messrs. 15. M. Haddon & Co. is being filled every - day with beautiful now spring goods. Call oil them and they promise to sell to you before you leave the store. A look is all that is needed to convince you. The town of Lowndesville seems to be excited over the question, whether I the Savannah Valley Kailrond whose dej pot is to be situated some little distance j from the present town, will build up a new one, or rejuvenate the old one. Time alone will tell. Mr. F. A. Andrews, Pharmacist, of North Carolina, may now be found at the drug store of Mr. T. 0. l'errin. Mr. Andrews comes highly recommended, and our people can depend on him. We welcome him as a citizen of our [ town. ? 1 V \ f 1 ! > n/\l \l*lw\ 1 HI L' lwwilt ? j I ru ?' >1111, v 'I, ? Iiv; Iiai - before the (. ' of (leneral Sessions on ; several charges is again in jail. 11 is - thought lie will go to join his wile in Columbia aft it tin* .June term of Court. - He is charged with forgery and horse - stealing. We learn that one of the limit suh sta*?tial young farmers of Magnolia, finds time during the long winter nights to court the Muses. We have not seen . his poetical productions, but will s?y ! that if his verses arc as, goou as his ( crops they will pass muster. i Fires are pohabilities ; death a certain ity. You insure your property against fire, why not insure your life? The j Equitable Assurance Company is one of ( the most reliable in the word. Uea.l the advertisement in another column. Messrs. J. II. and A. M. Pul're offer for sale eggs of the Wyandotte chickens. This breed of chickens is noted for their 1 healthfulncss, size smd laying qualities,* and are perfect beauties. An invest' ment of this kind will undoubtedly pay you handsomely. See their advertisement. Sheriff PnPre has converted Secession llill, into a garden of beauty. It is a treat to see it, with its nice new dwelling. surrounded by grape vines, apple, peach and other fruit bearing trees, its vegetable and flower gardens, ami its j poultry yard I'u'l of the beautiful Wyan- j i dotts. On our outside may be found a column headed "Teacher's Department." it contains suggestions, which may or may not prove practicable, but which at j least are worthy of the attention of our I teachers. We intend keeping up this j deportment, and would be glad to hav o I contributions to ir, from the teachors of I Abbeville County. McCormick is in a muss over its recent municipal election. Only thirtyfive votes were cast, and since the eleo! tion, twen'y-two men have made affidavit that they voved for a certain man for Intrndanl. and still he was not elected. We don't know it cm be, but if we are to follow Republican presedent, it j will be impossible to 550 behind t'ne re- 1 turniug board. Messrs. .!. I\ Smith and J. W. Peake j of McCorntiek were in Abbeville yes- j terday on lejral business. The town of j McC?rii k has got into an unpleasant! and unfortunate controversy over its! ! Ti. i I a prolific source el trouble. "Wo hope J our friend* in MeConuiek wiil solve J their present com plications amieaMy. } The County Hoard . of Examiners I heard an appeal ease from Whitehall ' to'vnship on iasi Saturday. The facts in the case were these : (Certain parlies j had petitioned for a school to opened <>n ! on Mr Hugh \\ i.lson's place abouta mile j and a half <>r two miles from the pres| Whitehall school. The trustees tv fused to open the. school on account of the nearness to the Whitehall school, and the Hoard of Examiners sustained the action of the trustees and dismissed the appeal. Last Friday night the ladies of the Baptist church at Troy gave a hot supper. in spite of the pouring down rain, they n.ade over #30. Xext Friday night they will repeat the entertainment?hav in;; ire.su oysters and oiner delicacies in I ; abundance. This entertainment is for j tlio worthy purpose of completing the [ Baptist church. We hope many people ( will attend and that our friends will realize a handsome sum to help finish P their house of worship. The Greenville Convocation of (he , Episcopal church muets in Trinity church on Wednesday. The order of services will ho as follows : Service at 10 a. in, with sermon and eucharist sermon by Rev. G. A. Ottman. Business meeting in the afternoon. Service and sermon at night. Rev. 4 Ellison Capers will preach. : On Thursday service and an essay in 1 place of a sermon. Subject?Proper T Proportion of Christian Giving, by Rev. McX. DuBose. Service and sermon at night.* Friday the same order will he observi ed. Essay?Parochial Missions, by > Rev. K. Ni .foyner. All services open to the public, who . are cordially invited to attend. ) , New Market News. New Market has a new store. Juclirn Monro wont fn RHcpflold lnsf ^ week to attend court. l)r. Gordon will b'e a candidate for county commissioner at the next eloct tion, and although he had to stop school i? he is endeavoring to improve himself at . homo. 0 We are glad to sec "Tim's" appearance in the Mksskxgkii again. e A good many of our go-ahead farmn crx have planted corn. ''Moses" Tinman seems to get it a heavy on all sides. Once we thought t? he was ri<?ht, but we hear so much opII position, that we hardly know what to y think of it now. t. N. B. ''''' '' ' l)uc West Dots. Mr. Stribling of Oconee is in town. Dr. Mrs. Cowan is home again after a pleasant stay at Chappells. There was preaching in the Baptist church las Sabbath morning. These good pcopl<> are to complete the house of worship soon. Last week Mr. A. Y. Thompson of ! Laurens county spent some time with j relatives here i 11 the interest of the Todd estate. Miss Kastler c?f Philadelphia. sister of Mrs. Dr. Kllis has joined the Associate Reform choir. Our esteemed friend M r. .1. T. McDill is tli< "expert collector"' for the eh >ir on i. t ? ;<i*? I?I 111 I Ono sf our gnodlooking young ;nen i look the advice ottered in those columns recently and visited Anderson, CourtI hoese drinking in the melody ol' the J keys inosl pleasantly for a couple of j days. The Young Mens Christian Associate j held their monthly meeting last Saturj day evening. What has become of the j Young Womens (christian Asssociation j that was organized last year V | We much enjoyed reading the elol queiit oration of Dr. W. M. Crier in the ! columns of the Aco ami ('otiyic/'. Mr. John F. Calhoun g-.ve a pleasant partj 011 the birthday of Miss Susie his daughter, last Friday evening ut the Fhienix hotel. Miss Annie Reynolds of Creenwood was a guest of the family on this occasion and ient her charms to the event. j Last Friday night at 'J o'clock Mr. j C. Caldwell put in the guano depot at j Donalds lio tons of fertilizers and by 1U I ! o'clock next morning the farmers hau ii j i hauled oil". Wo do not remember to j have ever seen more come tnrotigh this j : place. I j\lr. J. I. Darkness u it from his wag- J j on inst week ami dislocated one arm j I bin. Dr. Kbeneesser 1'rossley was on hand j | ami Jessie is doing well. ; We received a copy of the New York ! [ Tribune last week only tu lind that it j | "is lighting the war" as vigorously ax j | twenty years ago. It is a most bitter parti- j j zan shoot and is lull of attacks on the j j South. The rebels being in power is 1 ! its wormwood and gaul. It evidently j i booming lilaine tor President again. Miss MeQuern's eighty-tilth birthday! occurred last week, ['resident Ivenne j dy's iitiio speech was a model of brevi- : I tv, beauty and pathos. The touchers j j and pupils made many nice presents to j I (his vetenri teacher, after which seven j j turkeys ami nine chickens "paid lor the j( ! whistle." j The very best, of health prevails in {; I the Female col lego. The young ladies I ! look the very picture of health and Mrs. ! Hon tier tells me that they have not had a ; case of sickness in months. Mr. Willie Todil brings back a bad j report from Kentucky, lie says lie i never neard as much complaint of hard ! times iu South Cntolina. i'luio-pneu- ! lnonia has broken out ainonjr tue cattle ' i and they can't soil their stock. You j may have a line herd of .Jerseys' and if j they have only had one chance.to catch it a health committee can walk into your premises and shoot down the last one aed you can't help yourself nor get a.iy pay." We have been looking over Dr. I,athan's history of the Associate Reformed Synod ot the South. Our admiration j for Kbeneezer Krskine and his followers! has materially increased. Our forefath- j ers had a hard time of it. it.. o?_:l i f.'l . i? ^ T? ! iur. oinuMiig iuil ins line norse iiaiail- j toniati" in care of Mr. Oliver .Johnson. As the Meskijnt<;ek suggests let the fanners have their convention. Every other profession has its* organization, the doetors, lawyers, editors and minister, and why not the farmers V We can't see why. We take no stock in the abuse of the lawyers and editors however and the less the better. Jt is undeserved. On the othcrhand we do not believe in abusing the farmers convention, if they want to hold one it is their right. No profession that does not take care of itself is respected. Miss Vomer, of Oconee County, is on a visit to her sisters who are pupils of the Female College. The selection of Dr. Leftxviek of Nashville Tenn., to preach the Baccalaureate sermon is capital. The positions of honor are now filled. Dr. I.eftwick, the Hon. John Bright, Rev. C. K. McDonald, Messrs. (ieo. Hodges and W. 0. Bradley. These gentlemen will pay the public for hearing them. R. S. O. Troy Truths. Rev. R. F. Brauley filled the pulpit in the Associate Reform church on Sunday last. Miss Mattic Brown of Williston is visiting relatives in town. Miss Klla Taggart and Mrs. Callison will open soon a beautiful line of millinery goods, we feel assured their styles I 211 : * ii.A f.,.a:a ? -i 4.1. Will null till' IIIUM lilMlllUUllS, UIIU IIIL'II' pr'ces will suit the times. Mr. J. S. Addison has moved near Ninety-Six where he will engage in farming. Capt. Youngblood and bride have' moved into into Capt. It. W. I.ites residence. Miss Nellis Morey of Bold Branch is visiting friends in Troy. The members of the Baptist church kindly tendered there church to the Methodists on the 4th* Sunday. The quarterly, meeting will convene then with lle'vi It. 1). Smart of Greenwood, as presiding elder. Steps are being taken to furnish up the Methodist church at an early day. It is situated in a beautiful grove and with ? little work, can be made one of the prettiest places in town. There was a law case in town on Thursday evening, Henry Itochard, colored, indicted for selling cotton under lein, verdict not guilty. * ' i?i I.I.I i-inrer." ^'.^f?JWjL^l^yijta?r.-gac??atv?eacjra: Messrs. IiOtn:ix. Williams and Scott of Yerderv wore in t ?\vs? on Thursday, wo understand that one of the gentlemen wiis favorably impressed with our town, wo would bo glad to welcome him in our midst. Our gonial and polite friend Mr. b\ A. llaldwin was in town on Thursday, in the intorost of his house. Marsurzo i\r Yarncy, ISoslon, Mass. Wo are indebted to Mr. ilak'wiu for the gift of a beautiful girl, as a S . The beautiful chandeliers for the Uaptist church, arrived on Friday, and their illuminating powers will he se* on Sunday night. llev. II. Smart has accepted a call from the Sildam church near NinetySix, for every 2nd Sunday in each month. Troy Baptist, church having given up that Sunday, to he supplemented by preaching on 1st and 3rd Sunday evening. The ladies of the liaptist church, ably assisted by the ladies of the other denominations, served an elegant supper in Whatley llall. on Friday evening for the benefit of the l>ap;ist church. Tables laden wish in a is. salads, cakes &<\% in fact every thing that ucari couiu wish w<r> served m most lordly style. Quito a large crow J of young people gathered, not wit list an-ling the inclemency of the. weather, where they whiled away the happy hours, by promenading ami partaking of the beautiful rcpastwhieh could easily he obtained by paying your money do.vn. The managers woll deserve the hearty aplauso, well done, and the citizen did their part in turning out in mass, to aid in such a noble cause, net proceeds, * 25.(10. Our town and cotninunuy was shocked to hear of the death of Air. Fred Cook 011 Thursday evening. LJis health has been failing for seveial years, but having a 'determination al>out him, he fought it off as long as possible, until tiod who doetii all things well,' summoned him and he gave up the fight and quietly and peacefully folded his arms in death. The country has surely lost a great and good man. He was truly one that made his living by the sweat of his brow. Xot owing any ma anything, save good will to all. The family will miss him. the church will miss him, neighbors will miss him. in* nas passeu over me river anil ij'jii'ilv rests under the simile of the trees." Moan Anon*. Greenwood <?1 canities. 'Ilie A. ?!fc K. II. U. transfers about ten car loartis of guano every day. The business of the rojid has increased to such an extent in the last Sew weeks that four engines had to bo forwarded from tin' Central and Port Jloyal. C'apt. Suliivan will coinmeucc al Coronaea and work towards *.inetv-Si.\ in grading the new road. Mr. lhilv has taken charge of the Jjijfit and will make it a better paper Lhan ever. lie comes to us as a successful paper manager. We want just that kind of a man to run the paper. Conductor Walton is quite sick. Your correspondent look a run down to Troy a few days ago. The Trojans art; a gt?o:i set of people, and boast of some line business men and one of the handsomest churches in the up country. Messrs. l'yles have a good school of fifty pupils. They have some improved charts that assist them in teaching and I hey know ho'V to teach. Mr. E. S. F. Giles went to Troy Thursday to attend to a law case, and ho gained it. Mr. J. W. Payne left last Monday for Alexandria. Va., wh?re he will be united in mstrriage to Miss Maggie Muir. May the richest blessings of heaven uttend them. l'rofs. JJoozer and Cunningham pre sidt; over fifty student* at the Greenwood Academy. Trees have been set out on the- new streets recently opened. Gaines of the Augusta Chronicle was in town Saturday. Dan Tarrant has the contract for building the negro Methodist Church steeple. - L. Mt. Ctirnu'l Chips. There was a run oil' at Mt. Carmel on the Savannnah Valley Railroad one day last wet k. Four boxes were derailed and two negroes hurt, one seriously, it is.thought. Mt. Carmel if* on a boom, quite a number of new buildings are going up. Mr. Covin has just moved into his new house ami Mr. P. A. McColvey's residence is fast approaching completion. The town is putting on city airs already. Numerous sidewalks arc being thrown up und< r the supervision of the newly elected town marshal]. One or two shipments of cotton have been made from this place over the new road. Guano is arriving in large quantities. The Associate Reform churehat Lodimont is to ho moved into the town, llev. A. L. Patterson will continue to be its pastor. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ABRKVIIXE COUNTY, Court Common Picas. Loudie N. Speer and Martha E. Norwood, administratrixs, Ac., against Jennie P. Glymph, Fannie N. Townsend, ct. al. IN obedience to tly^order of tlie Court here ill/all tho parti with whom the Dr. W. C. Norwood in his life time, entered into any contract or contracts for the sale of any real estate, and who have not as yet received titles for the same, are hereby notified and required to prove their respective claims before me on or before the first day of June, 18H0. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Mar. 14 1885-4t * Diamond Dyes, Diafnond Dyes tho best anrl cheapest dvu stuff in tho ruftrIcot^oM by SpQcd & Xeuffer. I M \HIvKT IiJOPOKTS. Corroded weekly b}* Messrs. I'nrkoi & Hill. COTTON ?Market s*irmly. (Sooil dcmau'l Stains . 7 1 Jo Her {jrmles _ s ruovi^ioss. iii cm CW 6l< Liinl <.) Collee I ft 15 Sujjur, Yellow 7 ^"hite (Sninulated [ H Salt. line. per sack 75 85 Liverpool, 2U0 lb. sacks I 2"> Nails I liiee 7\u 8 Tobacco Irt 5ft M?>lasscs . ::o -1ft Syrup 2.3 5ft DKY (iOODS. Prints .. 5 7 Itlcached Cotton lft-V] Shirt injrs 5J? <? 1-. y.\ Sliirtinii's (> 7 1.1 Shirtings 7 8 Plaids . 8 10 COt'NTKY IM!?I?rCE Sweet I'otntoes per bushel 75 lftl) Irish Potatoes, i?er bushel .. I 50 New (,'nrn per bushel *>5 75 Chickens per he:nl 15 2ft Kgjrs per dozen *... 12V? 15 Hull i r per "pound. . . 15 2ft The Goods oS Cmmmglmm & Tsmplelon ?WILL UK SOLI) AT ? ? s-..v. | JEXB>LX]UL<&1?1^<0^30-5, BEGINNING Friday flic 13!!i last. W. L. MILLER, Assignee. J. R. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. Mew AT THE STORK OF E. 1. HAD 3 OS & CO "^T"0\Y In slock and to arrive In* ovor.v trail .1^ an elegant line of MILLINERY ant DRESS GOODS purchased i'i the last tei days by Mrs. Haddon at Heailquatevs in New York Can now bo seen on our counters WRINKLE SEER SUCKERS, TO CLE 1)K NARD, BOURKTT (ilN'UIIAMS, ZEI'llYR SUITINGS and other goods suitable for wash dresses. R. M. IIADDON & Co. Feb. 1?, '85.-tf l^uaMCS 3 Report of the Condition OF Tlie National Bank of Ateille, At Abbeville, in tftc State o1 South Carolina, at the close of Businesss, March (6th 1886. RESOURCES: Loans and discounts $12,1)52 4" U. S. Bonds to secure circulation . 12,51)0 0( Due from approved reserve agents.. 15,505 3 Due from other National Ranks... 5,5117! Due from State Ranks and bankers C,2<i3 91 Real estate, furniture and fixtures.. 1,175 9: Current expenses and taxes paid . 983 5! Premiums paid 484 3' Fractional paper currency, nickels, and pennies 2i Specie '.. 5,205 11 Legal tender notes 13,01(1 0i Redemption fund with I". S. Treasur-' er (5 per cent, ol circulatniu)... 502 51 Total $74,'.?2tt 2i LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $.18,700 Ol Undivided profits 1,117 5 Individual deposits subject to check 35,018 0, Total .$7-1,926 2\ Statk op Soum Cakomna, County ok Aiibkvim,k, s.s : I, U^nj. S. Hahnwki.l, Cashier of the abovi named bank, do solemnly swear that tin abovu statement is true to the best of nv knowledge and belief. BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me Ibis Gtl day of March, 188f>. ROBERT R. HEMPHILL, N. P. S. C. CORRECT?Attest : J. ALLEN SMITH, L. W. WHITE, R. M.H ADDON, . Directors. County Board of EpalMoi WILL meet at Abbcvillo C. H.. in th Auditors offico at 11 o'clock a. m on Thursday, the 9th March next, t nniinliTn TnwneViino AAtniJ?!nfi ? w ?? ??wn* wiii^Bniuu &c. , ' J. T. TATIKS, Fob. 10, 1886. Auditor A. 0. ' <: <ftf\ A' ./ v v ' - * ... ; . y^v.r" *Tsfji i&~** '&'' * ?*' ' * 4-:yV , SiiEKIFF SALE'S. (!. \V. .lack and others against T. L. Doug lass.?Kxccut ions. BY virtue of sundry execution to me directed. in the above stated case, I wid sell to tlie highest bidder, al public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Abbevilla Court House, on Monday, the lifth day m j April. A. I). lsSti, the fallowing described property, to wit : All that tract, or parcel of land, situate, ly[ iiijr and being in the county of Abbeville, South Carolina and containing TWO 111! X I>Ki:i) A CI IKS, more or less, and bounded by lauds of (?. : I)i?uirlass, l?. \V. Smith and Henry Harper. Also OXK HOUSK AND LOT in the; low of Abbeville, bounded by Thus. Me(?ettiga Mrs. t*'. .1. Mashall and others. Levied on and to be sold as the property < T. I.. Douglass to satisfy the aforesaid jndj nicnt and costs. i TE K.MS.?Cash. ! J. F. C. DiI'KE, Sheriir A. C. March W, 1SH(>. -It. Bridge to Let. rrillE bridge across the waters of IiOCKY Jl. HI V EK at or near Kurdett's Mills, will be let to tlie lowest responsible bidder at 12 M. on the ISth day of March 188(5. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Specifications made known on day of letting. The remnants of the old bridge will be sold on same day. WILLIAM KILEY, County Commissioner. ^ March 2, 1886. :\t Road Working. DUI'BUVISORS ami overseers of roads O throughout the county must have their ' roads well worked and in "first-class condition on before the loth day of March. The rn.liflc iv.nci Vw? ?*? ?????1 wv VIIIVIIVU till UULII sine 4iv;tuiULll^ to law. JAMES A. McCORD, Chairman of Board. March 2, '85. KTotice. I WILL let to the lowest responsible bidder at 12 M on the lHth of March 188(5, the CAUSEWAYING at Black's Bridge, on . the road lending to Cedar Springs. I Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Specifications made known on da}' of letting. JAMES A. McCORD, Chairman B. C. C. March 2,1881. 3t. I GREEiTWOOD SALE STABLES T OT of FIXE MULES and U* ,i.sES just received. Ei.quire for ;? llARTZOG & HA i fc. Jan. 5, 188(5. tf. ' WHY H. H. P. 18 A SUCCESS 1 FIRST?It is pood. SECOND?T* is pleasant. THIRD?It i., i?fe. FOURTH?It does exactly what we claim f<%it FIFTHr-It is made by reliable parties. SIXTII?It ha,, no equal. SKVKNTH?It <l ?es not nauseate.. EIlil'.TII?It doe<not gripe, NINTH?ll will cure you. TENTH?It is Hie best biver Medicine known, and costs only Fifty Cents a Dottle. 1 Never Vailing l'rcvoution of Spring t Sk'Jait'ss. , WILL IN VIC. O li AT K T11K S Y ST KM. I (.lives Toivo to tin* Stomach. Kolieves Torpid Liver and removes all excessive bile from the s}*s teni and impurities from the blood. Has been tried by thousands in the pant - four j'ears and found worthy the commondaI tion of all. I TRY IT * lj II. II. . 1*. only fiO cents per Bottle. \ ] BARRETT & McMASTEIl, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, I) Augusta, Oa. ? March 18-fct 58 0 ?' I) WE, the undersigned have thiw day fo'rmvd a partnership, under the firm namo &Tof I HAMMOND & SMITH, D . For. the Handling of GUANO. The Rest Grado - < . e 'FERTILIZERS arc offered for sale by us at reasonable prioea i j FOUTZ'S -J HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS J 1 So How* wni die of Coiia Rot* or Lcia Ft I kb. If Kontz't Powders are wed in time. Fonts*s Powder* will rure nnil p revest Hoo CnoixitA. FonU's Powders will prevent Games in Fowls. FonU's Powders will Ineaeiuie tbe qnanUty of milk *nd cream twenty per cent4 and jnske the batter firm C Mid sweet. FonU's Powders will care or r it rent stmost *tkht j dm*ask to wtoiob Nones anrt ri\ttie are Kibjoet. J o KotrrVs Powtntm wiu. git? SAtiaVAUTiox. I ' 8ol<| everywhere. '-J '* PAVED x, POITTH,Proprietor. M BJJ.TXXO&X. *D, V| For Sale by Speed & N differ, Abbe-. li villo, S. C> M| I