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THE ANNUAL REPORT -OF THESCHOOL COMMISSIONER -OFA-bbeville County FOB 1887. rhool District Xo. 1. Amount paid Josephine Reynolds $ 42 60 " " C. H. McAllister 75 00 " W. M. Tolden 40 00 " " M. S. Griffin 100 00 " W. M. Holland &0 00 ? ?i livi nn " " u. M, " " J. C. Pay ton 50 00 " " Lucy Plnson 80 00 * " Laura Johnson 10 00 J. E. Taylor 100 00 " ' J. C. Cork .. CO 00 " " J. E. Glass 60 00 " E. E. Owens 10 00 " " I. L. Campbell 18 75 ' H. A. Arthur 40 00 " " S. Hughey 3S 67 " " M. E. Coleman 30 00 " " M. L. Baker 10 00 Total 5 914 92 School District No. 2. Amount paid I. J. Butler S 72 00 " " S. P. Boozer 10? 00 ? " G. C. Hodges 120 00 " " A. C. Goggins 05 00 ? 44 Alice Logan 100 00 ? Anna Bell 100 00 44 ? B.H. Klugh 100 00 44 C. W. Hodges 5* 00 44 C. C. Reed 20 00 44 44 C. B. Davis 40 00 ? 44 N. E. Callabam 2150 44 44 Laura Coleman 100 00 44 44 Misses Giles - 200 00 . t? t Ian nn tl. ?i. XI. UCW v. , ? ? w. Clark 72 00 " " W. A. Jackson 25 00 ? ? J. W. Walker 18 00 " ' Bessie P. Cothran 25 00 " ' A. B. 8tallwortb 20 00 " E. C. McCants 20 00 " " T. A. Graham 75 0" Total- 11,513 5u School District No. 3. Amount paid T. W. Graham $ 100 00 " D.S. Klugh 25 00 " " E. C. Rice 100 00 " " W. P. Culbertson 125 00 " J. W. McDowell, Jr 63 00 " " E. E. Owens 50 00 " " Wm. Makins. 40 00 " E. A. Plndle 87 50 " " Mr?. J. F. Hodges 90 00 ' " J. N. Cochran 20 00 " Claudia Ellis 100 00 " " C.C. Reed and asst 145 00 ? " " Amanda Cork 125 00 Total 81,070 50 School District No. 4. Amount paid C. L. Walker S 15 00 " J. A. Chiles 24 10 " " S. E.Starke 27 00 " ' M. Mattison 87 50 " R. B. McDowell 00 " " S. A. Reld 64 15 " N. E. Callaham 114 10 " V.E. Miller 115 50 " W. T. Latimer 25 00 M " J. N. Brownlee 82 00 " " a. u. rressiy w ? " N.Mattlson 31 25 j " J. T.Gambrell 20 50 ? H. H. Walkins 135 00 " J. B. Watklns 49 25 j " " J.C.Hemphill 26 40 '4 " " J. H. Shaw 39 15 Llla Bowie 50 00 " " Geo. W. Lomax 20 0? Total 31,055 90 School District No. 3. Amount paid P. R. Jones 8 101 70 ? ? J. E. Vauw - GO 00 " " J. B. Arnold 66 00 " M. E. Pratt .1. 41 80 .4 u n a.i 1ao oa W . D. w " " J. N. Brown lee 11 99 " J. N. Carwile 80 00 " " Carrie L. Walker 19 00 " " C. E. Walker 29 00 " " J. R. CUnkscales 75 00 " " Anna Brice 100 00 " " Carrie CUnkscales 60 00 Ella McLane 75 08 " " C. L. Sharp S5 00 jt*. xi. Armnir?Dg w " R. L. Bell 40 00 " " Jennie Edwards 100 00 Total *1,086 49 School District So. 8. Amount paid R. J. Smith $ 54 00 H. A. Smith 32 50 " " N. M. Rlchey 35 00 " " Mrs. W. F. Radclltt 85 00 " W. T. Fin ley 33 75 " J. M. Leltb 80 00 " " Mary Mabry 100 00 " " Geo. W. Lomax 60 00 " " N. E. Gordon 75 uu " " W. C. Seawrlght 85 00 " " A. E. Agnew - 85 00 " " Llla McIIwalne 15 00 Total f 740 25 School District No. 7. Amount paid Lomax Bros S 70 " " B. W. Turner 10 00 " J. A. Perrln 40 00 ' " J. A. Pressly 75 00 " V. Griffln 118 00 " M 8. Carweal 78 50 " H. M. Williams 9 45 ' S. E. Morton 100 00 " " J. A. Gllmore 118 00 " ' Mrs. S. T. Eakln 118 00 " u Mrs. L. J. Hutchinson... 118 00 " M. E. Williams 00 00 " " S. Hughey 16 00 " " C. L. Brown 60 00 " " A. F. Young 5 00 " G. W. Collins 24 00 Total S 950 65 School District So. 8. Amount paid T. J. Griffin 8 47 25 " Bessie T. McLaughlin.... 93 (X) ? ? AUle Prultt 115 00 " ? W. W. Fisher 90 00 ? ? c. L. Morrow 95 00 ? 'f. J. Hearst 70 00 " " R. C. Taggart 41 25 " ' A. G. Pressly 10 80 " R. B. McDowell 8 70 " " I. L. Campbell 00 00 " ' Lula Brooks 25 00 " * Lillian Hearst 25 00 " " Bessie M. Adams 3G 07 " " Sallie Hugbey 44 41 * - Total * 703 48 School District Xo. ?. Amount paid M. C. Cowan 8 lfl fW I I " T. .1. Uriflln 6? 25 | ? " I.H.White l.VKH) " " Boll Xeel 57 50 ! " " \V. P. MeKellar and asst. l'.'D 00 " " M. It. Reagan 65 00 | " J. h Slbert 316 fH) " " V. \V\ Holmes CO IH) " " (Jeo. \V. Andrews R0 00 " " David Perrln 10 0!t | " " .Josephine Reynolds fiO <>i i " ' C. B. Clark 15 00 j " " F. C\ Bradley IS 00 " " Emma Neel loo oo Total S 9M 11 School DlHlrirt Xo. 10. Amount paid Julia tioode S 3$ <K) " Sylvia White 31 50 " " L.H.Brown 120 00 " L. G. Gibcrt 88 70 " N. A. PresBly 100 00 " " B. W. Turner 70 00 " J. I. Reynolds 100 0? '? Sallie Taylor 80 00 " " F. C. Bradley. 66 35 " " Carrie Rlcbey 5 00 " " James Wharton 10 00 ' John P. Foster 10 00 Total S 722 55 School District >"o. 11. Amount paid E. J. Marshall $ 30 00 " " Susan Pressly 95 00 " " H. S. Babrldge 08 00 " " J. L. Williams 98 00 ' Lucy A. White 118 00 " " Kitty Richey 120 00 ' J. A. Reid 120 00 " " E. C. McOants 100 00 " " A. H. Chapman 63 00 " J. W. Lesly SI 75 " Peter Gibert 90 00 " D. R. Penny 120 00 ? " Mrs. J. A. iticuy o i>u " K. T. Perrln 80 00 ? ? M. Boyd 20 00 ? " B. Brock 66 75 " G. \V. Marshall 19 50 " " AV. Archer 120 00 " " Emma Perrln 15 95 " " J. W. McCollough 15 95 Total $1,591 20 School District No. 12. Amount paid Mollle Cllnkscales 8 30 00 M. O. Zelgler 1 25 " Alice Prultt 104 00 I " ? W. T. Mil ford 97 00 " " H. R. Latimer 59 00 b. r. !5iroiiier ww " " Rosa Fouche "6 00 " ' LulaMann 94 71 " " Julia Martin 80 00 ' " Lizzie Lipford 83 00 " H. C. Cason 3 40 " P. C. Suber 40 59 Total - $ 725 25 School District \o. 13. Amount paid R. G. Lesly S 76 25 " " Lymus Beaty 33 50 ' ' W. Boyd 28 00 " J.B.Franks 100 00 " G. E. Harper 21 50 " " J. N. Harper 25 00 " M. G. Harper 80 00 Mome uunKscaies oi w " S. A. \Vright 30 00 " " Mollic Jones 110 00 " " C. B. Johnson 40 00 " " M. L. Brown 20 00 " ' I. P. McAllister 77 00 " " Cora Hawthorn 40 00 Total $ 73S25 School District >"o. 14. Amount paid N. Mercer S 55 00 " J.N. Belcher 113 00 " J. L. Lesly 113 00 " " S.N.Calhoun 113 00 " " Lula Wright PO 00 " E. J. McBrlde 50 00 < < M n Martin 70 0(1 " " Richard Wright 57 50 ' " J. T. McLenclon 00 50 ? M. Drake 120 00 " R. B. McDowell 15 00 Total $ 853 00 School District So. IS. Amount paid J. B. Smith S 47 50 " " N. D. Moray 95 00 " " A. L. Patterson 95 00 " " M. L. Covin 95 00 " " S. A. Cowan 95 00 " M. A. McDuffie 71 25 " " F. C. Covington 57 50 " " Laura Banks 47 50 " " E. J. Banks 47 50 " " S.T.Mcintosh 47 50 " " M. W. Letman 17 50 " " E. W. Moragne 48 50 " " M. S. Cason 5138 " " R. G. Johnson 75 33 Total S 021 40 School District No. 16. Amount paid M. C. Cowan S 25 (Hi " " S. A. Willis 105 00 " " J. E. Harmon CO 00 " " A. B. Jones 100 00 " " C. W. C. Morange 75 00 " W. T. Flnley 23 25 " " S. S. Humbert 51 00 " " Mamie Edwards 30 00 " " F. C. Bradley IS 75 " M. B. Johnson 100 00 " S. L. Davis 80 00 ' " U. W. Andrews 20 CO " M. E. Wideman 100 00 ' " J. R. Boddle andjass't... 150 00 " " R.J. Robinson and ass't. 200 00 " " B.J. Simpson 20 00 " " Lula Holloway 75 00 Total 8 l,23:i 00 Current Expenses of the School Commissioner"* Office for 1887. Hemphill A Co. Publishing Annual Report $ 40 00 Abbeville Messenger Advertising fH) 00 Abbeville Medium Advertising 50 00 Press ami Banner Advertising r-0 00 School Commissioner's Salary tiOO 00 Traveling Expenses School Commissioner 10o 00 Total $ 890 00 Ain't of 1G School Ditstrlcts brought down SI Grand total SIC.,740 31 Respectfully, E. COWAN, School Comni iKHioucr. Notice. A LL TARTIES HAVING DEMANDS A. against the ESTATE OF R. H. WARDLAW, deceased will present the same, properly attested. Those indebted will please make seinement. a. u. ? atiui/A >? , \V. c. WARDLAW. Executors. NOTICE. WE have formed a copartnership for the practice of law under the firm name of i BENET & CASON. Will practice In all State ! and United States Courts. WJ1. C. BENET, SAM'L C. CASON. ! Ab*?riUe, ?. C., JunelS. l*?T i i I Piedmont Air-Line, Richmond Jt Danville It. It., Columbia ?fc ( reenville Division. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. IS EFFECT OCT. 10, 1S9T. (Trains rnn by "5th MerMian time.) NORTH BOUND. _T ryrfpFT*' I No. No. No. No. No. 3. 50. I 21. I 53. I 61. i I pTmT i UmJi^Um. ; Lv Columbia 5 43' I 9 40 11 00 10 10 i I 1 jPM. I I Ar Alston j fi 40; |12 ar> | JI will uu I Lv Alston ] i 12 40 11 r.9.11 00 i 11 * >?. | Ar Union I ' I 4 00| 112 50 j Ar Spartanburg I I i C 45 2 12 I Ar Tryon r 4 07 lArS.iluila J ?} 1 4 67 Ar Flat Rock I I 5 37 Ar HenderRonvIlle 1 5 58 Ar AMicvillc, I 7 00 Ar HotSpriiiga I 9 00 III |P. M. Ar Pomaria | 6 57; 12 IS Ar Prosperity 7 20 1 Il2 44 Ar Newberry 7 871 1 1 01 Ar Goldville I S 461 t | Ar Clinton j 9 08i j ArLhtirens I 9 45 1 j Ar Ninety-Six 2 13 Ar Green wood i i 2 52 Ar Abbeville 4 25i Ar Bclton I I 4 17 I lA-M-| J Lv Belton I ilO 85i I 4 171 Ar Willlamston 110 59 4 41 1 Ar Polzer. |ll 10| | 4 4S| I Ar Piedmont j 5 Ar Greenville 12 00 5 40 Ar Anderson I | | | j ?0| Ar Seneca ? 02 ........ Ar Walhnlla 6 85 Ar Atlanta I I I Il0 *0| SOUTHBOUND. + No. No. No. No. No. I 52. I DO. 52. 4. | 55. u?? Lv Walhalla | 7 55! ! I Lv Seneca I 8 80| | Lv Anderson I 9 52 Lv Abbeville ill 10 I P. M. Lv Greenville 0 40> 2 80 Lv Piedmont 110 33| 3 15 Lv Pelzor. 10 51 | 8 36 Lv Williameton 10 551 8 41 Lv Belton |l2 26| 1 4 06 IP.M. Lv Greenwood 12 5G Lv Ninety-Sis I 1 3Sl jjl A.M. Lv Laurens. .v 1 6 42, Lv Clinton... | T 16 Lv Goldvl lie | I 7 891 Lv Newberry j 8 05| 1 8 40j l,y rrosprmy i o I - a up Lv Pomaria 8 45 9 21 Ar Alston 4 05| 9 40 Lv Alston 4 07 1 P.M.| Lv Hot Springs 7 20t Lv Ashevillo I 9 49 Lv Ilendersonvillo 11 07| Lv Flat Kock 11 28 Lv Saluda. Ill Mi I A.M. Lv Tryon |12 84 I A.M. Lv Spartanburg. I 2 12 5 80 Lv Union 8 45| 7 50 Ar Alston I 5 87ill 05 P.M. Ar Colombia 5 071 6 30! 1 15 10 40 Ar Augusta. 9 15110 30| Ar Charleston via S. C. I t> u I o 8*1 Ar Charleston via A.i j I j I C.L . 9 45:11 201 Ar Savannah via C. P-M. and S....^.. | I 6 581 1 | Daily. fDaily exccpt Sunday. TIIROCOII CAE SERVICE. On trainsNos. 50 and 51, Pullman steeper between Charleston and Hot Jpringn, N. 0., via A. C. L. and Columbia and Spnrtanburg. Through Passenger Coach between Charleston and Mnrristnwn viaS.C. Railway, Columbia and Spartanburg. Tickets on sale at principal stations to all points. D. CARDWELL,J).^P. A.^ ?J AS. L. 1A I JLiUK, UCD 1 l'?83. agent. I SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. PERRIN & COTHRAN, Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Real Estate Broker. THE undersigned offers his services to the citizens of Abbeville county in the purchase and sale of real estate. I also represent two reliable Fire Insurance Companies. J. T. PARKS. m'-vt tt datji'pp iv r> MnfjnwAN' PARKER & McGOWAN ATTOKNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ABBEVILLE, C. H., S. C. WILL practice also in the Circuit Courts 01 the United States for South Carolina* Job Printing! THE "PRESS AND BANNER" Is well supplied with stationery, types and presses to do almost i.ny kind of printing, Including Briefs, Catalogues. W* i. .iumuieu. and every other kind of pamphlets. Merchants and business men will And it to their Interest to order from us their Bill Heads, Statements* Letter Heads, Envelopes, Hnndbilis, Invitations, Cards, &c., dec. Two presses and about forty fonts of type have been added during the year, to our previously well stocked ofllce. All work gunranteed to give satisfaction, both as to quality of work and prices. Send your orders at once to HUGH WILSON. Abbeville, S. C. ! 0?t. 5, 1687, tf j The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, ; Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Ad iiiiiiisLrutiuii. ! IJy J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Judge Probate Court: WHEREAS, M. G. Zelgler, C. C. P., lias made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad! ministration of the Estate and effects of Eliza Perrln, late of Abbeville county, deceased, i These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Ellzn Perrln, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Thurs! day, the twelfth day of January A. D. 18S8, afj ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In tlio I forenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said Administration should not be ' granted. Given under my hand and seal of the Court, this twenty-ninth day of November, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight luTn.lrn.l on.I olnl.ti-.tuum, Oll/I 111 tilt 112th year of American Independence. I Published on the thirtieth day or NoveraI ber, 1S87, in the J'rcsx and Banner and on the I Court House door for the time required by i law. J. Fl'T.LER LYON, Judge Probate Court. ) Nov. SO, 1887, Cl NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO CUNningham & Templeton must make prompt payment to the undersigned : otherWise recourse will be had to the Courts. WALTER L. MILLER, i Assignee. | J. R. Cunningham, Agent. I Nov. 23, 1887, tf I 'J* "t f. , NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEES. JN OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all returns of Real and Personal property subject to taxation and all transfers of Real Estate mad? since January 1, 1887, Must be returned between the first day January, 1888, and the 20th February, 1888. It is known that a quantity of Real Estate and a large amount of personal property, monies, credits, machinery <fec., have escaped taxation in previous years. The law requires me to assess all parties who neglect to make their returns within the time abovo set forth, and add a penalty of 50 per cont, thereto. MY INSTRUC?*?w m/~i uvpniTrp THIS "PT?r?VTSTOV OTP TITF! T,AW WITHOUT IIUWO Aivrj 1U jjamvuau . <>W T EXCEPTION. I am particularly anxious to procure a fair and legitimate assessment of all Real and Personal Property in Abbeville County, and I respectfully ask all good citizens to give me their aid in procuring same. TAX-PAYERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO MAKE THEIR RETURNS PROMPTLY, returns will be received by the Auditor at the following places on the days designated below: Verderv?9th and 10th January?Monday and Tuesday until 1 o'clock p. m. Coronaca?10th and 11th January?Tuesday evening and Wednesday until 12 o'clock m. Greenwood? 11th, 12th and 13th January?Wednesday evening, Thursday and Friday. Hodges?16th and 17th January?Monday and Tuesday. Donalds?18th and 19th January?Wednesday and Thursday. Due West?20th and 21st January?Friday and Saturday. J Bradley?23rd and 24th January?Monday and Tuesday. Troy?25th and 26th January?Wednesday and Thursday. McCorraick?27th and 28th January?Friday and Saturday. Bordeaux?30th January?Monday. Willington?31st January?Tuesday. Mt. Carmel?1st and 2nd February?Wednesday and Thursday. Grave's Station?3rd February?Friday. Hester?4th Febrary?Saturday. Antreville?6th and 7th February?Monday and Tuesday. Mountain "View?8th February?Wednesday. Lowndesville?9th and 10th February?Thursday and Friday. Ninety-Six?13th, 14th and 15th February?Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Gilgal Church?17th February?Friday. Cedar Spridgs?18th February?Saturday. / Abbeville, C. H.,?January 1st to February 20tb. A. W. JONES, Auditor. Greenwood Marble Works ! LEAVELL & GAGE, PROPRIETORS. Latest Designs in American and FOREIGN MARBLE. Headstones and Monuments al- yf jHQk ways on hand and made to order. Jm -S8 BBL jib ORDERS SOLICITED lITADf7 flTTAD AMTrrn it una uimitiuii mini - ? HAWKE8' NEW CRYSTALIZED SPECTACLE AND EYE-GLASS LENSES. The Finest in the World. All Eyes Fitted and the Fit Guaranteed by P. B. SPEED, DRUGGIST, ABBEVILLE, 8. C. Terra Cotta Wells, ^e Place to Get What ?~1Q,nfth Vnn Want, f ' | int uuuernijsucu n *>uv j _r ? ? ? ^ w : l 1 Terra Cotta Well for half the price of a dug one. The common wood bucket is used for drawing water. The cleaning out is the TUftO A J HIiniOTI I II work of a moment by keeping a galvanized I li|l\ fflJI I |fftC|\ I I A ly sheet Iron bucket In the bottom to lie hooked | flUWI If II UI1I1IO I I/ill out at will. Satisfaction euaranteed. This -i-.?iw . ..... Terra Cotta weighs 40 to 50 pounds to the foot. TTAVING bought the interest of Mr. Greenwood, S.C. ^ JOHN WILSON in the business ? formerly conducted by them jointly will They are frog proof and superior to one dug. keep always in store, a complete stock of Joel S. Bailey, Greenwood. FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED They are bound to take precedence over all GOODS and CONFECTIONERIES of others. trof Blake, Greenwood. all kindg> The bogt and cheapegt CI_ Sv If Smart Troy GARS an<* TOBACCO., The FINEST Dr. L. Anderson, Ninety-Six. WINES and LIQUORS. Rev. Pressly, Due West. D. J. Wardlaw, McCorralck. SwPft MobIi fJorTI W Vlinlr att Out of 24 wells made In my town in two owee?' Jaasil UOril W UlSlCey y Juriy,l3,?iI?7P l2mP ?f them' For medical purposes a specialty. Also, Choice Liquors of any kind for medical __ _ _ j ~ purposes. " F O T-T X ^i c? Give him acall. Satisfaction guaranteed HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS All persons indebted to the firm of Christian & Wilson must make immerplpl THOS. M. CHRISTIAN, Feb gg4 f Abbeville, S. ?o Hons* will die of COLIC. Bots or Lung Fs. VIk. If Foutx's Powders are used In time. ?_ ??? Foutz's Powders will rnre and preve?t Hoe Cholxra. T.T ^ \ 1. Footz's Powders will "woven* G# w JPJSfc JT3L^ 9 " Foatz'8 Powders will ISv.-ease tho ,<mntlty of milk Mid cream twenty per cer , and ma .<jtli8 batter Arm "foSS*Powder, win ?,,? or .prevent simMtjn? bt For Ladies, Misses, Children Disease to which Horses iinrt Cattle are suojeci. Foutz'b Powders will bit* Satisfaction. - _ _ Bold everywhere. 3,110. IniRHtS, DAVID E. FOUTZ, Propriotor, Baltimore. md. \^/OULD call special attention to our line f V P. COX and GEO. H. ZEIGLER shoes. FOR SALE BY -They are the best goods for the price we have ever bandied. P. B. SPEED, Abbeville, S. C. ??c Julyl3.18S7.6m The eye is tho most delicate organ of the Hu V k |U / ? human system, yet,'it is the most recklessly flK Kf |/ Jfc and carelessly used. Don't be deceived by MByt K' iw peddlers but call and get Ztnemans "Dluinan- mbW Jpil}] ta" spectacles and eye-glasses, a fltguuran- mmM teed and charges reasonable. If any glasses KSK,4RrV\\ wanted in very fine mounting, a lot will be ordered at once from which you can make our selection. P. B. Speed, Agent. At tie Marble Yard. A FULL LINE OF HEADSTONES AND MONUMENTS. Our prices are low, and stylos are of tlie most symmetrical In shape of any to be found In the up-country. Sept. 28. ASK FOR THE D pny CHnr At Hi PinllB Slirt I Bentwood chairs. LADIES, MISSES and New and nretty styles. Prices low. CHILDREN. WOVEN WIRE MATTRAS8ES. At price# from 85 to $3, each. Will last a life time. n ? TT A t\t%aw n r*r\ BUREAU BEDS, and other goods at owest JJJ jjflnnnjj Xr fjQ cash prices. Sept. 1 a ' w wvi ~ Oct. 19,1S87, tf Barber Shop. Richard gantt, is now prepared to do Medical Card. all work In his department In the best TTlvrvn ,, , ... T-1T,TTn manner and ui reasonable charges. Monthly TJ } ? ? Interest In the DRLQ customers shaving, hair cutting and sham- *"* &"iJh?mA L?h5 prTpt! ?nr?\if?m6 poolng 31 per montii. Rasors honed and put n ?!rr? CTICE 01' MED1fn the best condition for 25 cents each. UiNh D SUUGERjk. D ? Jan. 5, 1887, tf ' Coffins at Mt. Carmel. t J\V. SIGN ha9 coffins nt Alt. Carmel -n the care 01 \V. U. POWELL. The HEARSE r\NE HUNDRED THOUSAND well burnt will be sent from Abbeville when desired. brick lor sale In town. Jan. 5,1887. tf Oct. 12, 1887. tf W. S. COTHRAN. Coffins at Due West. Coffins at Lowndesville. THE undersigned has In store a variety of | W. SIGN has COFFINS at Lowndesville COFFINS of all SIZES AND STYLES. ?! In care of Dr. J. B. MOSELY. The. A HEARSE will be furnished when needed. Hearse will be sent from Abbeville when reA. SELDEN KENNEDY. qnlred. April 6,1887,12m Abbeville, Mif 12.1IW. tf / -/* MID Hi 11 Mill. TRADE SUPPLIED AT V JOBBERS PRICES. SEND ORDERS TO I t it tiijjyorr jcl nn (I. A. VUAiOl IX W. Dec. 14,1S87, U TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! . Don't fail to see E. A. TEMPLETON & CO'S Toys. Very Cheap. ' ^ If you want to see something beautiful go and see AsBnrtmont nf Trfinfth Handv in the New Show Case at ? A TEMPLETON & CO'S. E. A. TEMPLETON & CO have filled up their store and now have complete lines of Dry Goods, Groceries, Gents Furnishing Goods, Crockery, &c. The 5c. counter at E. A. TEMPLETON & CO'S is renewed every day. Don't fail to examine the 5c. counter. Notions, Notions, Notions of all kinds, at E. A. TEMPLETON & CO. nr k n NT i n r I W A H 1U H U i Follow the doctors instructions and call at the palmetto saloon where you will be sure to get the prescribed article. baker's rye and redmond's sweet mash corn, foreign and domestic brandy and pure wines, ' bubbling porter and pale ale, fresh beer from the brewery, the little brown jug jamaica rum, irish and scotch whiskies, good for making hot punch and egg nog. A full line of TOBACCO and CIGARS always on hand. Ask for GOLDSMITH'S BEST TOBACCO and OUR CONGRESSMAN CIGARS. 49- BAKER'S RYE AND REDMOND'S CORN WHISKIES A SPECIALTY. "W THOMAS McGETTIGAN, Proprietor. | ELIXIR VITAE! "$ WHAT IS THAT? | IT IS A BEVERAGE WHICH I HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE. SALE OP IN THIS TOWN, in the shape of the PUREST AND BEST ARTICLE OF CORN WHISKEY ever offered in this market. It is as clear as the crystal drops that trickle from the flpcurex. in the Blue Ridge Mountains and made according to a formula in use by our forefather*, when men lived to be a hundred years old. I have no little sample bottles to give away nor do I PRETEND to sell it at cost but at a reasonable profit. Call round when in town and sample it from the barrel and if you like it (which I know you will) have your Jug filled fl-om the same barrel and thus see that you get what you buy. I also have in stock a choice selection of the best brands of ** -. Bye Whiskey, Gin, Bum, Brandies and Wines. As cotton is bringing a good price now is the time to sell. So bring along your cotton and * -- - - r" f I? I- ?n...Pkrliii>noi onnnlv nf thmmild ELIXIR which also tne "imie orown jug, uuu m; >< jwu. <?rr-( ? buoys up and supports tlie sinking spirits of humanity?which can alone be found at the old stand of Xj. H. RUSSELL. Nov. 16,1887,3m ?? ??? ? Lowndesville Drug Store ! % ALL KINDS OF PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES at PRICES GUARANTEED as LOW as In any retail Drue Store In the up-country. I have a full stock, including all the mo?t ? itriTvinrwro f/i fll) reimoie jCAUt^N i do ?uu aui pt?|/u>vu w ^Prescriptions at, all Hours. Also, a complete line of TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES, BRUSHES, COMBS. BEST TOILET SOAP, SHAVING SOAP, SHAVING BRUSHES. All kinds of PERFUMERY, &c.. a full line, of price and quality to suit all tastes. PAINTS. OILS, and DYES, WHITE LEAD and everything in this line at LOWEST prices. 130? test Kerosene Oil at 25c. I also keep in stock or order on short notice all kinds of finunnr books WVUV VM w w or any other books wanted. BLANK BOOKS, PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY on hand. And last though not least, I will call special attention to the best stock of Xma,s Goods ever offered in this market. This stock has been selected with great car# and consiiU of WRITING DESKS, LAP TABLETS, PLUSH CASES, WORK BOXES in PLUSH or LEATHER, PICTURE FRAMES in PLUSH WOOD or BRASS, FINE PICTURES, FANCY PICTURES, FINE MIRRORS in PLUSH or CARVED WOOD FRAMES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, SMOKING SETTS, CIGAR CASES and other things too numerou* to mention. Many beautiful thines suitable for children and fresh PURE CANDIES for them at all times. Our XMAS CARDS alone are worth coming to see. They are carefully selected and are beautiful in design and finish and very cheap. ^ ' * " ?11 -.a invitoH tn liwb At. our stock even though they do Be sure io give u8 m;?u. Auaiowiuuaiv _ not intend to buy. J*. B. FRANKS. Nov. 16,1887, tf MORE AND MORE IS THE CONSTANT EXPRESSION OF THOSE WHO PASS OUR STORE. AND SEE UB dally open and unload ease after case of goods. "What are you going to do with them?" is asked. We reply: We are going to sell them. As long as the GREAT RUSH COISTTIISTTJ-ES we will continue to lond up. As the scasriD advances GOODS GET CHEAPER and we lak? advantage of every bargain offered. m We received last week some startling eye openers in almost every line. Greenwood Does the Largest Business In Upper Carolina nnd WE do the largest business in our line In Green wood. Wcarodally increasing our trade by simply selling GOOD GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. The entire population of Abbeville county are invited to visit ns during the month of December. We desire that every one shall share the great line of BARGAINS we expect to put on the market. J. W. PAYNE, Greenwood, S. C. Nov. 1U, 1SS7, tf r> it in? a nu atvt D, xv uuavuau, ABBEVILLE, Sf. O. Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, MouldIN6S, BRACKETS, &c.