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ly reliable and always prompt In money mat- ] ters, lie has a good number of clients for whom lie collects, and he Is gaining popularity as a criminal lawyer. His ability and education together with strict application ami attention to business will ensure him a good business. Uooil Farming. Dr.S.G. Thomson's tenants are certainly good farmers. In 1SS9 they made the largest crops that were reported to this office. Last year the report from the Doctor's lurm is as follows: Marshall Fraser, with one mule, made bales or cotton. Cornelius Pressley, with two mules, madeJ3 bales. Jim Bugg, with a horse and a half, made 30 bales. Jo Right, with two mules made % bales. Lewis Truwitt, with four mules, made (ft bales. Mill Burnt. The well known Bradley's mill on Long Cane was burnt last Friday, destroying everything. The fire originated in the gin. It was t> nr tKo Dotala rvf f'unf W_ K iiic piupci fcj VI HIV */ .? - ? Bradley. At one time this wan as tine mill property ns there was In Ab' evllle crunty. nut since the Railroads have been built, and since our people send otf for nearly all their flour, thio kind of property has become greatly depreciated. We are not Informed whether the mill will he rebuilt or not. Honor to a Former Abbeville Citizen. Governor Northen, of Georgia, hue appointed Prof. Augustus G. Miller, of Thomasvlile College, a member of his Military Staff, with the {rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Mr. Miller stood high in the Charleston Citadel,und since he has been in Georgia he baa been constantly on rising ground. At present lie holds the position of Professor ol Mathematics and of Military Tactics, in that Institution, which is a branch of the State University. tiood Old Soldier. Mr. Ma?salon Bell was in town last week, paying his reBpects to the Press and Banner. Long ago Mr. Bell and this editor marched through the West at the command of General Bragg, and other officers. A betteror a truer soldier than be was could not be found, and as Time docs his work for each of ub, this editor feels more closely drawn to blm who was with him in the tented fleld, and shared the hardships of the soldier. Ntock (tales ou Sale Day. Messrs. A. W. Smith <fc (Jo., sold 22 mules last Sale Day; A. B. Hnmblin, agent, sold 12 mules and four horses; John Hose sold 10 mines, ana tviiey nooper ?uiu out.-. Jumes Taggart and his brothers bought from a drover l&^Texas ponies to sell again. D. II. Howard sold two mules. Messrs. Kusseli & Walilngford liad a tine trade, but we did not learn the number of tbelr sales. ' The Trade li OflT. ^Mr. K. E. Hill ha* been negotiating for th>purchase of the JBonham homestead whlcli lias been offered for Bain for sometime, bui the price asked Is more than Mr. Hiil win give, and so the trade is otr. Mr. Hill often d $2,000?the price asked Is 82,500. Mr. Hill will bnild on hisowu land near by. Judge Wallncc In Abbeville. Judge Wallace left last Saturday, after navIng held court two weeks in this place. During his stay here the Judge received much attention from our people, with whom he Is a favorite. Besides other attentions he was dined by Sudge McGowau, Lieutenant-Governor Gary, and others. Quick Transportation. Messrs. White Brothers reoelved a bill of goods last week by the way of the Seaboard Air Hue and the G., C. <fc N. In three days after shipment from New York. The bill came at two o'clock one day, and at eight o'clock nexl day It was at the depot o( the U. C. & N. They Went on Katnrday, and Not on Snnday. By an accident we erred In stating that four of Abbeville's lalrest young ladles weni on an excursion to the Uiiviianali on Sunday. The excursion was all right, hut the date was wrong. It should have been Saturday and not Munduy. At Koll Call. We will call the rol! of our subscriber# at an early day. Please see tliat your own and your neighbor's name Is on tho roll or list <>l subscribers. Will ico to Washington. Miss Clakkie Cothran will spend some time at the National Capital between now and the fourth of March. We are postponing the publication of our list of subscribers to give delinoen ts an oppor tunity to pay up, and in the hope that new name*) will come In before wo publish the list. We are anxious to make a good showing as regards numbers, and we are anxious Tor each Dame to stand first best on the record. We will soon publish without reserve, the entire subscription list of the Press and Banner. The names will he arrauged alphabetically, giving post oflice address <?r each sun-, scrlber, and the date to which he has pnldr Look on the address label, and see if yon own name is right. Mb. C. D. Haddon. treasurer announces In the Aisociate Keiormed Presbyterian lasl week, that the Associate Reformed Presbyterians of this village have finished paying for their church lot, and that he is now readyto receive subscriptions to the building fund. Mr. J. W. Uykard, Jeweler and watchpalrer, has moved into the express office, where be will be glad 10 fill all orders in his line. He is a natural born genius, and application and practice has perfected him in the watch and jewelry repairing business. Me. George S. Wilson has leased grounds for his gin, and will add facilities to his already complete arrangements.. At one time it whs thought that he would buy the McMillan euglne and gins, and remove his business to that point. Coia>nel Rohertson went to Columbia last week as a delegate from the Abbeville Alliance to a meeting of the brethren to take Into consideration the propriety of establish log a State Alliance Bank. The Oil mill has wo. ked about 1300 tons of seed and has made about53,000 ualous of oil. i ne luiu i.u> uvru ruiuiing nixtern witk^ i counting twelve houis as being us a day's work. Mk. D. H. Howard will plant bermuda grass on lils plAce this winter, lie expects to get the roots front Colonel Miller, near Ninety-Six. and will set them out on Hard .Labor. Mr. John C. Foosiie ol Ninety-Six, was In town last Saturday. Hp runs a suw mill, a planing mill and a cotton gin, and deals In all kinds of dressed and undressed lumber. Mr. Alex. Zachary, the old reliable and ever faithful seeds-man of Cashier Valley, has been In town for several days, selling his choicest seeds to our fellow-citizens. Rev. G. H. Carter has severed his relation with the Greenwood church, and will henceforth live at Starhville, Miss. Abbeville's loss is Stark vllle's gain. Mr. R. 8. Galloway, the active and energetic business manager of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian, dropped In on us for a few minutes last Monday. There Is now much talk about the shops and round house. Surveyors are at the depot, I and the people are ready to sell the needed ground at reasonable prices. Mr. James M. Baker, of the firm of Baker, Mathews Jc Chambers, was In town last Monday. He reports the Lowndesvllle Bauk /eady for business. Thk lot advertised for sale bv Dr. \V. o. Wardaw, was sold last Sale Day. It was sold in one body?Ave acres?and was bought by Mr. A. L. Gillespie for ?50U. It is now conceded to be a fact that the 0. & G. will build a passenger depot In the neighborhood of the oil m ill to which place a side track is to be run. Everybody who has money on hand should deposit It In bank for safe keeping. Money about the bouse is a premium to evil disposed persons. Abbeville is gaining trade from all direc#lstrtc Tho Irtto nrlno r\f f 1 * ? t nl.iL'u >11. H the ready cash to be hud at-our banks are doing the work. Mr. Frank Arnold obtained a verdict of 8600 ugninst the G., C. & N. as damages for rlghi of way through his land near Greenwood. Dr. Milwee, President of Greenwood 01 Mill, was Id town a few days ago. He seems to be In good spirits over the prospects of his mill. Miss Janie Richardson, of Sant-.ic.ls now at the school at Turkey Creek church, which s taught by Mr. E. IS. Raysor, Jr. The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE. S.C. Published every Wednesday at $2 a year in advance. Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1891. Law Cartl. Attention Is asked to the lt?w card of Wnltor I, Miller Pro., who otters his professional services to the public. He has been active'}'I engaged In the practice or law (or the last j several years, ami he has steadily grown In i public confidence and public favor, as his Innrouvinv nmi'iicn will Drove. Bfiou thorough ! ./ ' . ' - * " v ' >1r. J. B. Fekouson starts out In 11 To right. He was recently married anil now has become a subscriber to the Press anil Banner. Ik you mean to sell your cotton seed, bring them In at once. When the mill once shuts down It will be out of the seed mantel. I Mil. Tiios. J Hearst and Mr I). H. Howard csime up one day last week, and returned to | their homes the sumo night. [ The Hard Labor .School Is back homeagatn, wlih Miss Lillian Hearst as the efficient and j acceptable teacher. Dr. Britt was in town last Monday looking lor invitation tickets to a Valentine party I at Verdery. [ Miss Eliza Cater is back at the store of I Messrs. R. M. Haddou S Co., after a vacation j or rest for two months. Mr. P. D. lvi.oon and Mr. W. A. Klugh.of Greenwood, paid a pleasant call at this office one day last week. | Mr. J. H. Gii-key showed us a copy of his home paper at Marion, N. C. It Is a progressive paper and advertises the town. Mr. J. A. Hagax of Due West, is a man wiio acts consciously, and treats the printer with due consideration. Mr. George W. Lomax is teaching at Hock Sprlug in Long Cane, where he is much appeclatcd as a teacher. If there Is any error In the date opposite your name, notify us at once, before wo publish the full list. All the stock In the I,owndesv!lle Bank has been taken, and that institution is now open for business. The banks at Abbeville are taxed to their capacity to supply the constantly Increasing demaud for money. Farmers desiring to manipulate their own fertilizers should buy their add and meal fn.m tl.unll mill Phosphate Commissioner A. W. Jones came tome last Saturday, and remained over until Monday. Wk had the pleasure of greeting on last Sale Day our old friend, the Iinv. Kobert Lathan, 1). 1). Mr. Km Thornton bought two mules last Sale Day from Mr. D. H. Howard, of White Hall. Mr. J. B. Pulliam of Greenwood is among those who called at our sanctum during court. Miss Sallie Clinkscai.es and Miss Susie Wilson are oft on an extended trip to Bly thewood. No malls over the G., C. & N. will come this side of Ciiuton until the trains run to Elberton. Walter L. Miller, Esq., was In Laurens village last week, on professional business. The Abbeville ginnery has ginned 2200 bales of cotton during the last season. Mks. W. A. Prlngle is up from Sumter on a viHii 10 Mrs. ?. m. i/ainoun. Just received: 200 copy latest novels In paper covers at Luwsoti's. In the suit of Mrs. McNeil against the C. <& G. road, the roud came out victor. Miss Bessie Cothran la visiting her friend Miss Clarkle Cothran. COI.onei.Al.KRED Al.DRCHIWaS in tOWIl last Friday night. JLieut. Governor Gary Is off to Asbeville, to defend a client. Miss Efkie Watson Is now at the Due West Female College. We have had much rain lately, and the streams are full. Mrs. S. M. Calhoun's health is Improving. Court adjourned last Saturday morning. Jugde McGowan Is sick of the grlpp. ^lour! flour! flour! All grades atlowest paices. F. ltosenberg & Co. Head wbat P. Rosenberg ?fc Co. have to say about farm supplies. Wo are giving special attention to supply the deinaud of the farm. P. Rosenberg <& Co. Jan. 2S, 1S0I. tr. N>'W Is the favored time for sowing: Spring Oals. Go to the slore of White Brothers ana gal your scud. Try Arlosa Roasted Coffee. It. is a very superior article. It can be found ut the grocery store ot White Brothers. Burgulnsare offered by White Brothers In Tobaccos and Cigars. You ought to try the lendlug brands of cigars, Red Rooster and Saborosa. They are hard to beat, and exceedingly popular. White Brothers are receiving new supplies of dry goods aud shoes every few days. They keep their stock up all the time. Dou't fail to call If you want to buy anything In tbese lines. White Brothers have Just received another auother car load of selected seed oats. Remember to buy your seed oats from White Brothers. They are in sueat demand and are selling very rapidly. Don.t delay too long and then be disappointed because you have failed to get seed euts. Great bargains In ready-made clothing can now be had at the store of White Brothers. 1,600 yards of calico, be*t quality at 5 cents per yard, P. Rosa n berg & Co. Great and special bargains in winter wraps during Court week. W. E. Bell. Master's Bale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. E. M. Brayton, Assignee in re. S. M. Brough agaiust Mary E. IJrown, et. al. Foreclosure. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sale made in tho above stated ease, I will oiler sale at publi-* outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY in MARCH, 1891, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land containing One Hundred and Thirty-two (132) Acres, more or less, bounded- bj' lands of J. E. Calhoun, M. J. McCelvey C. A. White and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-halt cash balance on a credit of six (6) monthswith interest from day of Sale securcd by bond of purchaserand mortgage of the promises. Purchaser to pay for papers. t r> L'Ti'fiir (I. V IVAJUU41, I-'eb. 4, 18S1. 4t. Master. ifliif! f WILL BE AT THK LESLY CREEK 1 Hill, at 11 o'clock a. in , on Thursday the 19th February, to let the grading and causewaying of said litII. J. F. C. DUPRE, Co. Com. Feb. 3,181)1. 2t The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COURT. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. In the matter of the estate of L. W. McAllater, deceased, W. D.Mann as Executor for said Estate having applied for settlement and discharge, IT is order, that Saturday the 7th duy of March next be fixed for granting the relief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. Fob. 3, 1891. 4t. SCHOOL NOTICE. All persons having business with the School Commissioner, will And him in his office, all public days and every Saturday in each month nearest the middle of the mouth, during the present year, for the purpose of registering claims, dc. E. COWAN, School Commmlssloi;er, Abbeville County. Feb. 4, 1891 tf. Strayed or Stolen. p r ROM THK CAR11I AGE SHOP LOT AT I Abbeville, on Friday last, a large bay mare | mule, sixteeu hands hiuh, gray saddle marl?, eomewhatgrey in ttie face?twelve years of age, valued at about 8100. Any information leading to the recovery of the mule will be 1 suitably rewarded by S. T. MUNDAY. Hodges, 8. C. Feb. 2, J891.* tf " 'V ^ - ; ? ' \' -;;' **-..r?.i.,j,.A 'PHR MAIN WHEEL IN A WATCI 1 makes 4 revolutions In a day of 2-1 hour; or 1,400 In a year. Next, the centre wheel, 2 revolutions a day, or 8,780 in a year. Th third wheel 192 In n day, or 59,(130 In a yeai The fourth wheel 2,440 in a day, or Mo.flO'l in year. The fifth, or scape wheel. 12.900 In day, or 4,728,200 in a year. The "ticks" o DeuiH 01 ilie uaiance wueei .ks>,wu id h uiij, u 141,SS2.0UU In a yeur. Tlicahove Is mathemptlcnlly correct, an. should prove to you that a WATCH Is a ver, delicate and complicated machlne.nndshoul It be out of order the wateh requires the nl tentlon of a First Class Watclimakcr The undersigned oftprs you all tho ndvar tages that skill and experience can connnam In the repairing of Watchs, Clocks and Jewelry EN GRAVING any style letter or monograme executed n short notice. All Work Warranted 12 Months A first class stock of GOLD, SILVER an NICKKL WATCHES, JEWELRY. .SILVE1 WARE, GOLD PENS &c. Rogers and Bro., Wm. Rogers FORKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS Goods guaranteed as represented or moo refunded. No chargc for engraving koocJ bought of me. Place of business in F. F. Dunbar >fc Co' stoie. E. B. Hennemann, GREENWOOD, S. 0. Jan. 30,1891, tf TI5 Slate of Sonti Caroline County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Henry Melnbard, Isaac Melnbard, Satntu Melnbard and E. A. Weil, partners doin business under the firm name of Mulii hard Bros. <fc Co., Plaintiffs. against J. T. Youngblood, Levi Witz, Isaac Wltz, Wn T. Beidlerand Merit Witz, partners doln business as the Witz, Beldler&Co: J.I Hurst, Li. B. Purnell, L. L. Jackson, W. I Clarke and W. B. Hurst, partners doin business as Hurst, Purnell & Co: and \V D. Maun, as Sheriff, defendants. COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. Complaint not served. '1 OTHE DEFENDANTS: J.T. Youngbloot Levi Wltz, Isaac Wltz, Wm. T. Beldle aud Merltz Wltz, partners doing business n Wltz, Beldler <5: Co : J. E. Hurst, L. B. Pui nell, L. L.Jackson, W. E. Clarke and W. I? Hurst, partners doing business as Hurst, Pui noil & Co: aud W. D. Mann, as Sheriff. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AN! required to answer the complaint In this ai Hon. of which a copy is filed in the office of th Clerk of Court for said county, and to serve copy of your answer to the said complaint o the subscribers at their office at Abb'ivlll South Carolina, withiu twenty days afU r th service hereof exclusive of the djy of such sei vice; and If you fail to answer the complain within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff i this action will apply to the Court for then lief demanded In the complaint. Dated January 20, A. D., 181)1. Tuos. L. Mooiik, C. C. C. P. (Official Seal.) BENET & CASON, Plaintiffs' Attorneyi To Levi Wltz, Isaac Wltz, William T. Bcii lerand Meritz Wltz, partners doing busines as Wltz, BeldleriC- Co: J. K. Hurst, L. B. Pui nell, L. L. Jackson, W. E. Clarke and W. -I Hurst, partner* doing business as Hurst, I'ui nell k Co., absent defendants. Px.eask takk Notice, Hint a copy of til complaint Id the above stated case, togetlic with the order of Injunction and allldavll upon which said order was granted, has thl day been tiled In Ihe office of the Clerk < Court of Common Pleas for said county. BE NET & CA.SON, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Jan. 28,1891. Ct. ClotMn! CLOTHING! cli 1HAVE JUST received an immense line ( Winter sample?. und am prepared to sti] ply this people with the best ot Clothing i r r\\ir cot pdti'k'i; Satisfaction and a Fit Guaranteed Call and Hee my samples at JONES F. Mil LER'S comer store. UKOWNINti, KIN1 & CO. J. A, ALLEN, Agent Abbeville, S. C., Auk. 27. Notice. A LL. PEHSONS INDEBTED TO THE E.< tate t)f Q. H. Waddell will pleat settle at once, W. G. IUCB Administrator. Dec. 10, ISifO. tf. DR. J. B. BRITT, PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, - VERDEIIY, S. < t\F1Ar.KR in Pure Orues. Meillclnr-s. Cherr L r icals. Paints. Stationery. fine Perfumer and Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, &e. Prescriptions accurately prepared at a hours. [Dec. 31, l.sUO, 12in RICHARD GANTT. Is now prepared to d . all work In his department in the bei manner and at reasonable charges. Month! fiiiufninorc cliovinrr hnIr Pllt.lini'' nnrl clmn poolng 81 per month. Rasors honed and pi In the best condition for 25 cents each. Adjournd Meeting OK THE STOCKHOLDERS OK Til Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railwn Company will be held at Iho President's o flee lu this city,Tuesday, March 10th, 1S!U. A. L. HULL, Secretary. Keb. 4,1K91, It. Buy your waRonKfrom Smith & Sons. The sell the Milburn and It is one of the bes Call on them when In need ol any kind c vehicle. SEE OUR STOVES! i y Get our Prices, and be convinced t.h a t, wft are selling VAAVV V ww w i w ? ^?_ ' the best as well as ' the CHEAPEST stoves in the mary ket. ' H. W. Lawson & Co. Feb. 3, 1891. To the Farmers of Abbel ville County : 8 We are now prepared r? m? ' XO 1 UrillSIJL tJVCIJ Lj.ixj.xg I included in Farm Sup8 plies, and ask your careful consideration when in need of anything in the Grocery i; Line. We can furnish Prol visions of all kinds, in any r" ? ir* /I T> r? tta O *W1 /"VC<"f (^LLfctllLIIJLtJSj mill Ira vc ci iiiuob : complete stock of Farming i Implements. We are now ; offering special induce" ments in Flour and guarantee every barrel we sell. wQT?o"hnnc^ ixrill Viplrfvnf, Li><L VV (AjJl. Vj J.X W LLUV_> VT xxjl fv^ * ** v-y ^ w , well filled with Corn, Hay, "Bran, Oats, Meal, and Molasses,, all of which we ofl fer at the very lowest prices. "TTT ^ TV* ATI ATT W tJ Cfclll SfclVUJ'UU 111UJJ.C7J on Tobacco in any grade j by the box or single pound. ;We have Plows in all I! shapes and sizes, and in fact "we have given more con" i i / i i n . siaeration mini e v ei ueiurc , to supply the demands ol the farm. Our Big Reductions in : all Fall and Winter Cloth-j ' ing, Shoes and Dry Goods; t still continue. mis is a, "igood opportunity to secure . some splendid Bargains. l\ Don't fail to get our prices before buying. I i P. ROSENBERG <fc CO.1 )f| / / h . ' '' f L :>*i ' Yfri,''^STtdkiffllTT Jm^'r rail J Attention THE ABBEVILLE 14 are now prepared to furnish fertil asaw High Grade Fertilizer is si They have also a large lot of A.CID AN semrate for those who wish to i their goods they propose to sell where. Special prices to those 1 For terms apply to J. L. PERRI1 Feb. 3, 1891. IEW STORE. yyE take pleasure In announcing to our tr Id our Elegit New Quail Where we fire offering an Immense stock of G< Dry Goods, Flannels, Jeans, Shirtings, Ticking* And everything else in the DRY GOODS li NOTIONS AND FANCY GOOES. We call * Ay-lMEad For MEN and BOYS. Our selection in this the finest to the cheapest, and offered at exc< S H C In SHOES we are In a position to save CASH, direct from the Manufacturers before lng I hem at Old Prices. OUR SHOES an the cheapest. As'heretofore our specialty GROCERIES AND PL We have a large stock of every kind of Lowest possible prices, consistent with goo< CROCKERY. TINWARE, &c., Is full nnd co While we do not claim to have Largest fi We do claim something that Is vastly mon Our Prices are LOWER than any one el6e. Call In and see us in our NEW STORE your interest to trade with as. We do all we possibly can to satisfy and of your money. R. W wnTtnp. TH *1 V* JbVM * V NOTCIE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a subjoct to taxation and all transfers o Must be returned betw uary, 1891, and the' The la?v requires me to assess all parties the time above set forth, and add a penalt TIONS ARE TO EXECUTE THIS P] EXCEPTION. I am particularly anxious to procure a I and Personal Property in Abbeville Couc to Rive me their aid in procuring the sam< TAX-PAYERS ARE EARNESTLY TURNS PROMPTLY. Returns will b? the places on the days designated below : Coronaca?6th January?Tuesday. Greenwood?7th and 8th January?Wed ^At.r?Qfrh Toniiflru? Bradley?10th and 12th January?Satun Troy?12th and 13th January?Monday McCormiok?14th and 15th January?n Bordeaux?16th January?P'riday. Willington?17th January?Saturday. Lowndesville?21st and 22nd January? Latimer?23rd January?Friday. Hester?24th January?Saturday until 1 Donnalds?26th and 27th Monday and 1 Due West?28th and 29th January?Wei Hodges?30th and 31st January?Fridaj Cedar Springs?30th January?Friday, Ninety-Six?2nd and 3rd February?M< Mountain View?5th February?Thursc Antreville?5th and 6th February?Thu Long Cane?7th February?Saturday ui Mount Carmel?Tuesday and Wednesdi Abbeville C. H.t?1st January to Febru Instructions 1 1. Tax-payers having Real Estate in m for each Township. 2. Be sure that your name is entered ii 3. Polls must be returned or the penali 4. Tax-payers must sign oath attache* Auditor or his deputy. 5. No returns by mail will be received, 0. The penalty of 50 per cent, will attac fail to make their return. A. W. New Quarters. 1W GOODS. I am Now Prepared to Offer at Reasonable Prices the Largest ? ** 1 ^ Ni * n and Best selected ma. 01 Watches, Clocks, JTKWSXR'V, Silverware, Spectacles, and Gold Fens, And everything in the JEWELRY Line ever offered to the people of Abbevl'le county. Silver and Nickel Watches from $2.50 to $18 Gold Watches from $15 to S75. Clocks from $1 to 15. CHAINS. CHARMS. LOCKETS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS, SCARF FINS, STUDS, LACE PINS. BROCHES, EAR RINGS and DROPS, and CHILD'S DRESS BUTTON SETS In GOLD and Rolled Plate at the Lowest Prices. Gold Ring's, faualitv guaranteed] from 75 cts, to $1Q Sterling Silver Thimbles, Spoons and Forks very low. The celebrated Wm. Rogers Knives, Forks, Spoons, <?c. Triple plated on Nickel Silver. 14 K. Gold Spectacles nod EyeGlasses from $4.50 to 98 per pair. Why Injure your eyes by wearing cheap gla?ses when you cau get Pebbles for $2.50 per pair. It will be to j-our advantage to call on me should you need anything in thejewelry line Repairing neatly done aud all work guaranteed. Office in store of J. C. NICKLES. J. T. Duckett, JEWELER. Greenwood, S. C. Oct. 15, lsyo. Pay For Mules. ALL persons Indebted to AUG. \V. SMITH & CO., for mules will please settle at an early date. Nov. 12, 1800. I - - Farmers! 1111 WAIT lzers of all kinds. Tiieir unicJfclrpassed by none in the State o/; D MEAL nanipulate their own goods. All > J! as cheap as can be bought any; Duying large lots. manager. || lends and the public that we can be found ' . ers at the McIMd Corner, I aneral Merchandise, consisting of Cassimers, Prints, Sheetings, j, liamask, Cretons, ne. We have a full and complete stock of -a pectal attention to oar stock of e * fl ? Bb i mb ? line of goods is very fine In all grades from v <' 2 sedlngly Low Prices. f jit o .: v .<? you money, having bought a large stock for 5 the recent advance in Shoes, ana are offer* - JJ 9 in all grades from the best hand-sewed to j&fl / will be dNTATION SUPPLIES. 1 STAPLE and FA?CY GROCERIES at tbe il quality. Our stock of HARDWARE, mplete in all lines. ItocK in town, or to do the Largest Boslcen ? ) important to the buyera, and that Is, that and wo promise to prove to you that It Is to please the trade, and give yon tbe full value, Oct 8,1800. ' <? n A WAIT H . i/Annun. TAX-PAYERS. 1 11 returns of Real and Personal Property . * jaj f Real Estate made since January 1, 1887. een the first day of JanS^S 20th February, 1891. I i who neglect to make their returns within y of 50 per cent, theroto. MY INSTRUCROVISION OF THE LAW WITHOUT jgg fair and legitimate assessment of all Reni ity, and I respectfully ask all good citizens { 1>|| REQUESTED TO MAKE THEIR RE- >|i ) received by the Auditor or his deputy at > nesday and Thursday. . V* I* 3ay and Monday, 12 o'clock. evening and Tuesday. rednesuay and Thursday. Wednesday and Thursday. o'clock. * 'uesday. inesday and Thursday until 2 o'clock. ;?rSS and Saturday until 3 o'clock.*.;* , until 3 o'clock. ; V' * anday eveuing and Tuesday. ^ Jay until 1 o'clock. rsday evening and Friday 3 o'clock. itil 1 o'clock. iy?the 10th and 11th of February. ary 20th, excepting 7th and 8th January. ;o Tax-Payers. |ffl ore than one Township must make return l the Township in which you live. ty will be attached. ' 1 to return and swear to ssme before the :h in every case where persons neglect or JONES, Auditor. j|| Notice. WM The stockholders of the alli- j?i ance warehouse company, of Greenwood, will meet at Omenwood on Feb. 11, 1881, to authorize the Bo >< j of Directors to mortgage "*3 the property of the company for the purpose of eneotlnga lottc to carry on the business of A the company. ' ^ J. A. Marshall. President of Board of Directors. '3 Dec. 10,1890,9t BRiOSE NOTICE, j I WILL BE AT McKETTRICK'S BRIDGE % on Lone Cane, on THUR8DAY, the 6th .~J day of FEBRUARY, at 11 o'clock A. M., to let * the covering of said bridge. (Span 90 feet) J. F. 0. DUPRE, County Commissioner. Jan. 21.1891. 2t ym farmers" bank7 I SUBSC.'tlPT^W TO ADDITIONAL CAPI- ' tal of S25. ' Ththorized by stockholders at Inst annual meeting will be received at the '<] Bank. WM. H. PARKER, President. Jan. 21,1891, 4t Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons having claims agp.lnst the En- J tateoi" W. M. ALEWINE, deceased,must V present them to the undersigned Ezecatrix at v4 once, and all persons Indebted to said Estate must make Immediate payment to MARY S. ALEWINE, Jan. 14,1891, 11 Executrix. Estate ot DeLaHowe. A ALL DEBTORS TO SAID ESTATE ARE notified that the annual Interest on their bonds must be paid by 1st February next. WM. H.PARKER, >'-< Treasurer. Jan. 10,1891. St. A Rare Chance. Any one owning a large farm, and desiring to diversify his Industry by going into the stock-raising business In connection with his farming operations can learn of an excellent opportunity to get stock and *??? KAn/ln /tocVt An tnrmc to cult bllC 11 CV.COOU 1 J ICUUJ VHOU, VM w?uiv Owing to the vexation and trouble Incident to getting labor, the uncertainty of the seasons, and the low price of cotton, it would seem more attention should be given to the more safe and more profltable line of pursuit. Stock at all times are profitable on pasture lands, and, taken In connection with the usual farming operations, can be made doubly profitable. For further information apply to the Press and Banner office. Jan. 14,1301, ti , - - ^