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The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE, S.C. - I 7p&-Published every Wednesday at $2 year in advance. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1890. Twelve !Pages. Master"* Sulf*. F. E. Ellis against Chris. Ellis, I. X. Tribble? ltiO acres, bounded by lands of John Cllnkscales,0. Gault, John Trlbble, and others, SIjOTjO. Sold to J. \V. CI ink scales. W. A. Lomax aRainst ISarbara Townsend? 352 acres, bounded by lauds of W. A. Lomax, J. W. Lomax, and I. A. Keller, S2,.ri00. W. A. Lomax, buyer. 150 acres, bounded by John Darraugh, Dr. Gus Marshall. Sam Billow, and John Tittle, 8550. W. A. Lomax, jr., buyer. 4 acres, in Verdery, with dwelling house, 8400. W. A. Lomax, Jr., buyer. Store house in Verdery, 8&J5. \V. A. Lomax, Jr., buyer. Saw mill lot in Verdery, 8290, W. A. Lomax, Jr., buyeS. Tne Oil Mill at Work. The wheels of the oil mill begun to turn last Thursday evening, and we presume they will run continuously throughout the eeason. After thoy started last Winter there was only two stops fur a few minutes, cntil they were shutdown. Mr. Evans, the Superintendent, does tlie necessary repairs at night, after the days work Is done. By this extra work on his part, the whole force is kept nt work every minute of the day. He has put the machinery In splendid operation, and if any reader of the Press nnd Banner would sec an interesting sight, let him go to the oil mill any day in the week. The Ciliinery. The oil mill ginnery Is now at work, gin- I ning and packing cotton with wonderiul promptness. Six seventy new gins will serve ( the public in tiie most expeditious manner. At the low rates of charges for ginning and packing, the farmers will haul their cotton from greater distances than ever before. They sell their seed and cotton, and have neither trouble nor loss in transporting seed or baled cotton. ^ Deaths. John Murphy Hawthorne, of Long Cane, is dead. He died at the age of seventy-four * years, after a lingering illness from cancer on the face. Joseph Ellis died of paralysis, last Saturday, aged eighty-four years. A great concourse of people attended his funeral on Sunday. James M. Truwitt, of Buffalo neighborhood, died suddenly last Wednesday night. Telegraph Office. When the new road comes, can't we have a telegraph office in town? If this communi-l ty had belter accommodations and more opportunities to send ofl' dispatches much more business would be done with the company. Express Office in Town. We learn that the Express Company's officers have promised to put an office on the public square, alter the new road has been put into operation to this point, for which act this people will feel very grateful. Now is a good time to subscribe for a news paper. It is of first importance to take a county newspaper, and if you like it, we would be glad to euler your name on the Press and Banner books. If you don't like the Press and Banner, then take the Medium or the McCormlck News. Everybody Is talking of the great railroad celebration, and the ends of the earth will be here. Presbyteries, camp meetings, circuses and sale days may fall to bring a crowd, but did you ever know a barbocue and railroad celebration to fail? Beef, Irish potatoes and hash gets next to us. Drs. Lea, Jones and Cociiran performed a diffioult operation last week on Ned Earle for ingunial heruia. The patient is doing well. Mr. f. L. Morrow, of Verdery, is making arrangements to goto Due West to educate Ills children. Mr. Basil Davis, or Hodges, has been quite 81ck , but is now some better. ' Mr. R. W. Haddos, a Stralghtout of the Straightoute, was in town Monday. The infant son of Mr. E. C. Connor died last Monday, aged two weeks. 100 bushels blue stem seed wheat, for sale by i . J. H. Nickels, Hodges. 21* JIaj. J. K. Vance represented Troy at Abbeville on Sale Dav. Messrs. W. Joel Smith & Sons have received an immense stock of Milburn wagons. Be sure to call to see them. Window shades, spring roller fixtures at prices from 50 cents to $1.75 each. Curlain Poles, Brass fixtures Antique Oak and WhI^uut at 50 cents each. Just received at Chalmers's Furniture Store. Woven Wire Mattresse?J single and double weave fltS3.50and SI each at Chalmers's Furniture Store. II you want a Buggy, Road Cart, or Phaeton call on A. M. Hill & Sons. "To Arrive"?Pickled Pig's Feet, Sausage. Totomac Herring, Chow Chow Fickle, Preserves in Palls, llananas and Oranges fresh from a Florida grove, by special coutract for the season. A. M. Hill Ac Sons. Look at those large fat Mackerel at A. M. Hill & Sons. ; COLUMBIA & "GREENVILLE DIV CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In Effect August 31, 1610. (Trains ran by 75th Meridian time.) NOnTUBOUND. 3 t r i i r~ , j No. j No. ] No. j No. j N<>. I 54. 56. SU. j 58. J 6. j??-1 1 1 j I A.M. I Lv Charleston 7 00 ' ! 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Ar Pondloton | 9 26l P.M.I | I Ar Seneca I 8 541 1 J Lv Walhalla. 8 30 IA.MJ J I I Nos. ft, 6, 50, 51. >>. 57, 58 unit 59 daily except Sunday. Main Line trains 54 and 55 daily between Columbia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between Alston and Greenville. Pullman parlor service between Columbia and Uot Springs, N. C. D. CAKDWELL, Div. Pass. Agt., Columbia, 8. C. JAS. L. TAYLOK, Gen. Pass. Agent, Washington, D. 0. SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager, Richmond Vo. (HIT Mil IN . T ~ T Uaiucs uoioc AND Childrens Shoes I have overstocked myself in this class of goods. Every :hing in Ladies lace and Children Shoes sold at New York :ost to get the room for other goods. 1~? I T 1 IU. nememuer i Keep me Clement and Ball ;hoe in Button. Sold as cheap or cheaper than any standard shoe in the mavket of Abbeville, I will only handle the Clement and Ball shoe after this season but if you wish a good shoe in Ladies lace or children's shoe, call on me this season and you will get the best at New York cost. My stock of Ladies HATS and BOIIETS s the largest ever brought to Abbeville also the best line of 1IBBONS, VELYETS* PMJSHEB, rim Am FAM3Y FEAfMEMS. KTelly Ely Caps or ladies and misses is all the rage, in all the popular shades fyou wish a nice dress call upon me and get that 36 inch HENRIETTA A 114 .? OO * *-> / ,! ? TLT? v?i i a!1 / ?/%!/-wv?r? X) An f n ll 2U ctuiis. iuy ou men xivmieuu m an uuiuio uuuo mt I'orld for 2octs. For 36, 38, 40, and 46, inch Goods in Black and colors My stock can't be beat in any large city and certainly not n Abbeville. DRESS TRIMMINGS n Plaid and Stripe Silks. Silk and Tinsel Guimpcs in all the ie\v and leading shades'for Fall and Winter. Jf you wish a nice WIITER WEAP in oil the stylish shades call upon me and you will get the erv best. } buy these goods direct from the factory and buy hem for flie case. No middle nan to get the profit, it goes d1 ect to the consumer. If you wish to save money on Brown homespuns Bleached Homespuns Plaid Homespuns, Cotton Jtlannels White and Red Flannels, and Bed Tickings give me a call and I will sell you these goods at the very lowest cost price I have one of the largest stocks I have ever handled and am etter prepared to offer bargains than X have ever been. I buy for the cash and will give every customer the adantage. I am no long time dating man, but put the cash own for what I buy. I can sell every customer what they will need outside of len's and boys' clothing Crockery, and Drugs and you an find several good houses that will sell you these goods. All I want is to get the public to the town and what I ant sell you others will, Hoping to have the ladies to call upon me. I remain Yours Respectfully. W. E. Bell. * ' * - v "v. i LUJIH jilmb mi n P tt?o o pjno hrjQs! 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'J Is the largest, neatest and best regulated liar in Abbeville. Call at the Palmetto before buying anywhere else, and you will be satisfied to buy there All orders will receive prompt attention. Com Whiskey, Sl*".r> to ?i.50. Uye Whiskey, to ? ">. lirandies, Wines, Ac., sold as ch as can be bought any where in town. All goods guaranteed to give satisfaction. A line stock of t'lUAIW and TOHAlVO alw on hand. M. 0. MeCRAKEN, Proprietor. V'ilf..*; .f" ' Vim ????? m/s*r pHHi t 5 ^ w0 l? M ^ a cr=? m ^D I[CgES)jl r ts (I /?./ \ / fo^^H \f < > ^ I -Q a . 9 S5 ? LJ h g H (J i ^ (t CO " ? Tribute of Respect. At a regular meeting of tbe Bethlehem Home and Foreign Mnsionarj 8ociety held Saturday evening Oct. 4th 1890, the following preamble aud resolutions were read and adopted. WHEREAS, it has pleased our Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom and mysterious provi dence to remove from our midst our worthy young friend Joseph P. Uldrick, bo it renolved 1st, That in the death of our Brother our Society has sustained a loss which will be felt and our comruuui y a model young man. 2nd, That while wo lament bis absence, we bow in humble submission to tbe will of him who doeth all things well. We hope that our loss is bis gain and that he has gone to that blessed land whence uo weary traveler returns. 3rd, That we tender our sympathies to the bereaved parents aud relatives of the deceased and pray that they may bo so guided and direct ed by God, as to form an unbroken family oKnnrnl tliA fhrnr.fi ahnvfi 41 b, That a blank page in our minute book be inscribed to bis memery. 5th, That a copy of these resolutions bo sent to I bo bereaved family and to the A. R. Presby terian, the Press and Banner and the .Abbeville MEDIUM for publication James H. Simpsion T. Sloan Ellin, HueR. Crawford. Committee. Sow barley and rye and get your seed, if P to you want good and fresh from W. Joel Smith 'Ills A Sous. Suspenders! suspenders! W.Joel Smith , Sons sell the best in towu. Mp Notice to Creditors. nys The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. COMMON 1'LEAS. Robinson Bros. <fc Davis et. al., agalfist W. R. Powell et. al. PUltsrANT to the order of the Court herein the creditors of the defendant W. R. l'OWELL are hereby notified to present and prove their demands before ine within three weoksfroni this date or be barred. J, C, KLUGH, Master, Oct. 1, 1590. 3t B A IIImI 8 QI O a ? ^5 ' 5" 5= Li " g p > 1 m o rf 01 CD X|j w 1 I Jh* b/ 2Q 111 Ml 2? HI: wi f 5- ni o 4 CD Igl CQ pi W| i s '"'(H ' * M fti ^ ELm > pTP o o P ? - - - I The State of South Carolina ABBEVILLE COUNTY. ??;* Probate Court.?Citation for letters of Ad- / ministration. By J. Fuller Lyon, Esq,. Judge Probatk Court: i WHEREAS, Amanda J. McGaw has made suit to me, to grant lior Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects / l? of William H. McGaw, late of Abbeville Coun- ' ?$ ty deceased. <E? These arc therefore, to cite ana admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Wm. H. McGaw, deceased, that they be and appear before me In the Court of Probate. to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Thursday the 23rd, October, 1890, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause If any they have, why the said Administration should not be grunted. Given under my hand and seal of the Court, this 7th day of October In the year of our Lord one thousaud eight hundred and ninety and in the 115 year of American Independence. ?Published on the 8th day of October, 1891), In the Press and Itanner aed on the Court House door for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, j uuge rrooaie uouri. Oct. 8.181)0, tf MOUNT- CARMEL ~ \ Land for Sale! j 5 "W"E oft'cr for sale the BOYKIN place containing Eighty Acres, more or less, bounded by Benson lands, T. G. Baker, the Abbeyillo road and others. Can bo bought privately before SALEDAY in NOVEMBER next, of then at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. C'. The titles is perfect. Apply to Judire I ..you at Abbeville, S. C., our agent and attorney. MARIE ABNEY", SOPHIE ABNEY, Oct. 1, 18'JO. Executrixes. , m J