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W?? The Press and Banner Twelve* Pa ores. ?r> -- ^ ' \ By HUGH WILSOK Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1891. Evamrelint Fife. J Evangelist Fife and wife spent yesterday 1 here, ou their way from Statefcville to Fayet- j tevllie. Mr. Fife is very much broken down , after his meeting, which has Just been con- , eluded In Statesvllle, ?nd will spend ten day at nia home in Fayetteville, recuperating. Sunday week be will commence a meeting at j Green wood, S. V. , TM utoloovillo raunlfl.fi til the , A lie meeting Ob ?U?va ? v. t . ...w .? , conversion and reclamation of 700 people.? Charlotte Chronicle. Clerk Moore Held Court. The office of Clerk Moore was like unto a regular Court yesterday. Hetook testimony for the; plaintiff" In the; case of William A. Branch against the Port Royal and Western Carolina Railway. Witnesses: J. V. Scott, Susan Hanvey, M. B. Sturkey. Stenographer A. K. Woodell look down the evidence. For Plaintiff?E. B. Gary, W. C. Benet. For Defendant?W. C. McGowan, J. Gonahl. Attention, Doctor*. The Abbeville county Medical Society meet* on the -5th and not on the Cth of March, as printed on the card* of notification, which have been sent. out. The Medical Society Is doing a good work j in advancing the practice of medicine lu the | county. I * ^ Full Force of Clerks. Clerk T. L. Moore, ban three assistant clerks | to help bliu do the work of his office: W. R. | Bullock, T. L. Moore, Jr., R. G. McCanta. In | addlton to these gentlemen, Miss Rebecca | Moore, writes at home, aDd does perhaps as much and as efficient work as any of them. | Ruined His Chances. ' We learn that Mr. James Simpson, of Santuc In Long Cane, says that Cleveland has killed himself politically; that bis letter on 1 the silver Question has settled his bash Mr. Simpson rhvb thnt Senator Hemphill is the most sagacious politician in the State. To be Made ns One. Mr. T. C. Seal is building an elevated passage way between the New Hotel and the Alston House. When they are connected, the Alston House will be used for store room and v cook room. Gone to Walhalla. Messrs. M. P. DeBruhl and L. W. Perrin, of the Abbeville Bar, have gone to Walhalla to aricue a motion before Judge Wallace. Mr. Hill's Report. We copy the report of Expert R. E. Hill on the books of Mr. Bateman. We are glad that Mr, Hill attributes no Intentional wrong to M{. Bateman. The Board of Aftseitaors. Property owners and the township asses- I Bors will And Home tiling to Interest them from I , Mr. W. W. Bradley. It Is In tbe advertising \ columns. < | i Wm. E. Beli. wilt leave Uio latter part ol this week for Baltimore and New York where be will Join bis milliner and will buy the 1 very latesl ParlR sty let* In bats, rlbbonB, flow- t era and dress goods. Don't fall to give him a t call oh bis return, as he will bave all tbe late i novelties to show you. ? Judge McGowan has bad a bard flgbt with <tbe jrlp in its many forms, but we are glad to > ?K.o? Iho crnnorul flnnuontiiB i\f nnlninn 1b s that he la better and Improving. He Is weak bat convalescent, and we hope will soon be "In atatu quo" again. The Literary Club met last Friday night at the house of Mrs. 8. M. W. Smith.~ Mr. Wilson read an essay ou "Punctuation." The usual refreshments were serv.fc, and a plea sant evening was spent. The next meeting will be at the house of Mr. Amos B. Morse. Mrs. K. M. Haddon left last Thursday for New York for her spring stock, and will buy a large and attractive assortment of the most fashionable goods in the market. Clerk T. L. Moore and his assistants are very busy recording mortgages< It looks Ilk* , the demand for money la greater than ever before. Miss Kate Coogler came home from Balnbrldge, Ga., last week, where she had been c visiting her uncle, Dr. H. D. Wilson. Nearly everybody will buy bread when ' they know that it can be bad regularly from 1 Mr. G. H, Moore. Miss Sallie Scott, after spending some ! time in Columbia, came home last Satur- , day. , Walter L. Miller, Esti, of the Abbe- c vllle Bur, was at Laurens Court last week. r Mrs. Wilson has returned from her visit E to her son, Dr. Wilson in Balubrldge, Ga. W. R. Bullock, T. L. Moore, Jr., and R. 0. MoCanU are busy In Clerk's office. Clerk Moore reports a large crop of fine H babies at Ntnety-Suc. t No one need be hungry. Mr. Q. H. Moore ^ baa quantities of fresh bread. 8 Mb. R. E. Hill having made his report, came home last Friday. Mk. G. H. Moore receives fresh bread three 1 times a week. Mr. Theo. Baker was in town yesterday. a When you come to town Salos-day, don't fail to call and see me. I have bargains to offer in vhoes. winter wraps, dress goods : gingham &c. W. E. Bell. We have a very flue hammerless breach j loading shot gun that we will sell at a bargain j ?Sportsmen take notice. W. Joel Smith ? Bene. TUa l.~? CO CA 1 ^ _ I A UO WAUJOI iliCUllB iai UiCI B HUUC JCOUB , the list Come and see tbem and you win 1 bii^a pair. For sale only by W. Joel Smith As the season la far advanced, we will offer C for the next two weeks. Special bargains in winter wraps. R. M. Haddon &. Co. If you are in need of a winter wraps call at t once on E. M. Haddon & Co. they have a few V no's, which will ba sold at a barman. I Ladlee will And It decidedly to their Interest to secure some of t he elegant bargains advertised this week. P. Rosenberg <fc Co. Those wbocallearly will get the nicest se lection of our big bargains In sateens, lawns outings, etc. P. Rosenberg Si Co. If you want the most serviceable and durable shoes buy a pair of Emerson shoes from P. Rosenberg & Co. QmltK J. Q/vno /w><*..11 /%?? llr>A V. ? ness in Abbeville. Extra pieces fnrulshed if you don't need a full net. The Abbeville Oil Mill exchange* fertilizers for ootton seed. The seed to be delivered In the fall. If you wish anything in dress goods and hoes, alve me a call during Courl week. W.E. Bell. Don't pay 12% cents for the fame sateen we will sell you at eight cent*, P. Rosenberg A Co. Attention Ladles! Yon can get some elegant 'J bargains in Spring goods at P. Rosenberg A Co. A complete line of gent's slippers and patent leather pumps now on band. P. Rosenberg <k Co. Great bargains in ready-made clothing can now be had at the store of White Broth- , era. We keep a full supply of Galvanized barbed wire. P. Rosenberg A Co. tf. Knitting cotton and knitting wool, ful line colors at R. M. Haddon A Co. Flour! flour! flour! All grades at lowest paices. P. Rosenberg A Co. Read what P. Rosenberg & Co. have to say about farm supplies. Don't fall to see the bargains I am offering for the month or January, w ?. Bell. See<l oats! seed oats !! fresh pure seed oats, Just received by Smith ft Sous. Patronize home enterprise by buying vour fertilizer from Abbeville oil mill. Farm Implements?anything needed on the farm. P. Rosenberg <& Co. All the ladles should read P. Rosenberg & Co's advertisement this week. Is there any reason why editors should not show a decent regard for each other? Some special bargains offered In dress good* during January, 1891, at R. M. Haddon & Co The Chickasaw High Grade Fertilizer for ale at Abbeville oil mill. A car load seed oats to arrive this week. i Smith & Sons. R. M. Haddon <fc Co. still offer some great bargans in winter wraps. New millinery Just received at R. M. Haddon & Co. " Just received: 300 oopy latest novels In pa per covers at I>awson's. Ladles, mlRses and children shoes, full Hue at R. M. Haddon & Co. Ladles, misses and children hosiery, colored and last blacks at R. M. Haddon & Co. Great and special bargains In winter wraps during Court week. w. E. Bell. w- . " - - } MR. R. I HILL'S REPORT A DISCREPANCY OF $930.80. Nothiar Criminal iu lb* Acta ol Mr, Bateman, but Nome Cnrtleuueti on Hi* Part. Mr. R. E. Hill, who was selected by tht board of directors to examine the books at the Penitentiary, completed bis examination some duys ago. That fact and the most inter estlng or the details of the report were also published several days ago in The News and Courier. The report Is, therefore, not news ai Lhls late date, but it now comes officially and as such should be given In full. It is as folInu/M To his Excellency B. R. Tillman. Governor: Having been appointed by your Excellency to investigate the books and accounts or the ^tate Penitentiary, and having performed that work to the best of my ability, 1 beg to make the following report: 1 began the work of the investigation thinking that It would not be a very difficult uniertaklng, being under the impression that the chief work would consist In au examination of the cash account of the book-keeper, nut I found upon examination thut this account had not been kept up at least the credit tide of It, and that there had been no balance struck since the beginning of 18&. I had, therefore, to take the several annual reports )f receipts and expenditures and verify them, which required an immense amount of labor l.'id the utmost care and scrutiny, having to ;o over and examine almost every enlty node in the books within the last twehe ? ears. As the result of that examination i lud that Mr. Bateman, the bookkeeper and measurer, omitted to charge himself with the imount received Irorn A. (J. JJibert ror nirea jonvlcts in 1886, 84.38S 07. As against this I Ind that he is entitled to tlie following credts: By paid Central National Bank S:,500 0C By paid Interest to Central National hunk 199 5U By | aid Slier Iff Ho wan costs in Chap rana suit 100 71 By paid recording contracts 6 (K By paid Interest note for fertilizers 12 05 By paid Columbia Refining Corupuny. 10 2C By paid freight brick 9 06 By paid D. Jones account 1887-88 omitted 47 98 By paid W. J. Talbert (including amount turned over) 1,063 87 3y paid difference in errors discovered pro and con Total S3,457 27 balance to be accounted for 930 8C From the foregoing statement It would ieera that he still owes the sum of 8930 80. Dhls, however, he contends Is not the case, an le claims to have Dald Messrs. Lorick <fc Low aiice $#36 72, for which In the above statenent I have not given him credit As to this : would say that it appears from the account )f Messrs. Loilck & Lowrance, as the same Hands in the books of the Penitentiary, that ;ald Arm has been paid the sum of ?936 72 in ixcess of the amount of goods furnished the Penitentiary either as appears from their bill* >n file or Irom the entries made in the bookt >t that institution. Mr. Bateman insists that while be has fail* >d to enter the bills for this amount, ano vhlle he is unable to produce them, he Is satsfied thut thegoods were furnished ; that the Hate has received the benefit of them, and that, therefore, he is entitled to a credit foi but amount. This may all be true, and I ano latisfied tnat Mr. Buteman verily belie vet ;uch to be the case, but so far as the book* ind accounts go there is nothing to show It n conclution 1 am Dleased to be able to say hat while 1 found a good many errors and missions In the entries In the books, the a me, in my opinion, was rather the result ol hat carelessness wtilcli generally comes ot a ong continuance In the same position than 'roru auy disposition or Intention to do vrone, as I believe that Mr. Bateman has jeen actuated by the purest motives and ut* noiit integrity of purpose. Respectfully submitted, R. E. HILL. The above report was handed to Governor ruiman yesterday, as one of the directors, >ut he desired some supplemental Informaion as to the reference to Messrs. Lorlck <? jowrance, and desired Mr. Hill to see them tbout it. This, however, has not yet been lone, but it is expected that as soon as Messrs. Lorlck & Lowraucocan look Into it the whole itory will be cleared up. Mr. Batemau says that the statement Is exictly the same as that prepared by himself vhen he made a settlement with the Penltenlary. with the exception of the credit of 95 92. Hr. Bateman, albo referring to the statement, Aid that although no balance was shown on ne DooKi, ne neveriueie*H inaae annual tatemenls, which were included Id the Pententlary report** to the Legislature, and vblcli were of the same practical efiect. LIGHTNING KODS. Practical Hint* on Seductive Bar* gain* and Delusive Safeguards. As this is the season when lightning rod pedllers do most abound, we would remark : That a cheaper lightning rod than those vhlch are peddled through the country can >e made of a piece of barbed wire fencing, rhe ordinary wire fence staples will do to put hem up. The best place to put them Is on a ree, so that the lightning will be drawn away rom.and.'not to the bouse. The ordinary Ightnlng rod Is worth, say from one to two :ent8 a yard, but costs the farmer a great deal nore than the barbed wire, nnd Is worth ibout the same. ? We are Waiting on You ! Because of the fact that a few of our subscribers are still behind with their EubscrlpIons we do not tills week publish the list. Vhen we publish it, we want every man to land first best. Please drop us a postal card If there Is er or in the date opposite your name. We vant to make as few mistakes as possible. We are going to publish our subscription 1st. Ia the dale opposite your name as it ibould be? Speak quick. MARRIED. On the 18th February, 1891, by Rev. B. F. illller. Mr. Wm. J. Devore to Kiss Mattie Jav Is. All of Abbeville county, S. C. On the ltitb February, 1891, by Rev. B. F. dlller, Mr. T.V.Scott to Mlas Ida T. Rlcbey. Ill of Abbeville county, S. C. On the 11th of February, 1891, by the iev.H.C. Fennel. Mr. J. B. Wilton and Mlsa Jlara Knox, both of Abbeville county. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sarah F. Buchannan, Plaintiff against Francis A. Buchannan, Jr., Q. D. Buch annan, Ann C. Turner, William C. Buchannan, Bessie B. Verrell, Beulah Cobb, Jobnnie Town scud, Edgar Pinson, Mary F. Johnson, Maltle A. Williams and Francis A. Buchannan, De' fendants. COPY 8MMMON8. FOR RELIEF. Co the Defendants, Francis A. Buchannan Jr., G. D. Buchannan, Ann C. Turner William C. Buchannan, Bessie B. Verrell BeulahCobb, Johnnie Townsend, Edgar Pinson, Mary F. Johnson, Mattle A. Wll] Hams and Francis A. Buchannan. You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint la this action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the suoscrlbers ai their office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina within twenty days after the service, hereof, exclusive ol tbe day of such service ; and If you fail lo answer tbe complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated Feb. 7th, A. D. 1891 TH09. L. MOORE, [L.8.] V. V. C. P. J. FULLER LYON and DEBRUHL & BRADLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Co Francis A. Buchannan, Jr., Willlarn C. Buchannan, Johnnie Townsend, Edgar Plnson, Mary P. Johnaon and Mattle A. Williams, abaent defendants: Pake Notice?That a copy of the complaint In the above stated cape, has this day been filed In the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for said county. J. FULLER LYON and DeBRUHL & BRADLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys. February 'JOth, 1891, (It . TEE BOAR!) OF ASSESSORS To Canvass tie Reims of Per; sonal Properly of AMle Cooity. i Who They are and What is Expected of Them. The Returns of the various Townships will be forwarded to the Township 1 Boards on the 7th day of March. 1 The Township Boards will hold their I.a^dtaam *Ka 1a?I. am/J 1u*K /loir rtl iiiccbiii^ uoittcuu iuo iwiu auu uaj vi March. On Monday the Gth day of April , tho County Board, consisting of the chairman of the various Township | Boards, will meet at Abbeville Court ! House. It is clearly the duty of the Township , Boards of Equalization to canvass care| f illy each and every Ileturn of Personal i Property made inUheir respec-tlye Town ; ships, in order that individual Returns ol Personal Property may be equalized as near as possible, and in every instance ( whore ojmaterial change in the Return o: any individual, notice to the tax-payei 1 must be given in order that he may have t the opportunity to appeal before the J County Board, which meets the (ith day i of April, 1891. Postal cards will be furnished by this office for the purpose of so 1 notifying, where material changes are ' made. ( The following freeholders are hereby . appointed Boards of the various Town( ships: Ninety-Six?J. D. Watson, J. N. Lip; scomb, B.P. Pinson. Greenwood?C. A. C. Waller, J. W, Green, H. F. Fuller. Cokesbury?Dr. Willie T. Jones, W. R Dunn, T. J. Ellis. Donaldsville?J. W. Mattison, E. B, Rasor, J. R. Latimer. Due West? M. B. Clinkscales, J. K. Todd, J. R. C. Dunn. Long Cane?Benj. Eakin, A. F. Cal" vert, R. H. Cochrane. Smithville?W. A. Lomax, J. L. White, Jas. Evans. White Hall?D. W. Jay, T. J. Hearst, i S. P. Brooks. r Indian Hill?J. H. Chiles, R. J. Robinson, J. F. Wideman. Cedar Springs?Dr. J. L. Pressley, John Lyon, J. E. Bradley. Abbeville?J. Allen Smith, John G. Edwards, T. P. Millford. Diamond Hill?Dr. J. H. Bell, J. E. Wakefield, G. W. Millford. Lowndesville?I. H. McCalla, Massalon Bell, Dr. B. A. Henry. Magnolia?Sam Miller, B. A. Boyd, J. S. Norwood. Calhoun's Mills?John H. Morrah, S. S. McBride, J. H. Latimer. Bordeaux?Dr. O. A. Traylor, D. J. Wardlaw, W. T. Jennings. The various Boards will meet and organize bv electing a chairman and notifv this office. W. W. BRADLEY, Auditor A. C. *eb. 25, 1891. tf The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court.?Citation for LetterB of Administration. Br J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Judge Probate Court: WHEREAS, R. L. Moorbead has made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of John Moorhead, late of Abbeville County, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the >ald John Moorhead, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Friday. March 6th. 1891. after publication here of, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to 6bow cause If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Beal oftheCourt, this 18th day of February In the year [L.S.]of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aDd ninety-one, and In the 115th year ol American Independence. Published on the 25th day of February, 1891, In the Press and Banner and on the Court House door for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. Feb. 24.1891, Notice. > T>Y order of a commission Issued by the *-* Secretary of State to the undersigned as n RnarH ftf Hnrnnratnr? crlvlntr no anthnrltv Irk open books of Subscription to the Capitol Stock of ft Corporation to be organized under the name of "The National Building and Loan Association, of Greenwood, South Carolina." Notice Is hereby given that we will open Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock of said Corporation at the store ot F. F. DUNBAR, Qreenwood, S. C., at 10 o'clock a. ra? on TUESDAY, the 24th day of FEBRUARY, 1891. F. F. DUNBAR, F. M. ALLEN, J. T. PARKS, J. H. CHIPLEY, E. S. F. GILE<*. J. T. MEDLOCK. Feb. 18,1891. WM, PATRICK CALHOUN, Attorney at Law and REAL ESTATE AGENT. IN addition to ray Law Practice, I have opened a Real Estate Agency, and will negotiate purchases and sales on reasonable terms. I already have a very large Real Es' tate business. It will be to the Interest of ! both buyers and sellers to give me a call. Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 25,1891. Medical Notice. THE Abbeville County Medical Association meeUnt Due West, S. C., THURSDAY, MAKCH 5tb. 4 o'clock p. in. A full attendance Is solicited. D. W. YOUNG BLOOD, W. L. Hoon, President. . Secretary. ' Feb. 25th, 1891. 2t Smith A Son made the largest sales of ve* lilcklesou saleday ever known In one day In I Abbeville. Still they have a goodly number on hand. Call on them when In need of any kind of vehicle. Go to Smith & Sons for shot guns, They have a good stock single and double barrel muzzle and breech loaders, also reloading Improvements, shellR and all kinds of ammu onion. Bargains are offered by White Brothers'ln Tobaccos and Cigars. You ought to try the leudiug brauda of cigars, Hed ltooster and Kaborosa. They are hard to beat, and exceedingly popular. Buy your wagonsfrom Smith <fc Sons. They sell the Mllburn and It Is one of the best. Call on tliein when In need ot any klud of vehicle. We are sole agents for the very latest Improved "Dixie Plow." The best plow In the (Country. Examine them before buying elsewhere. W. Joel Smith <fc Hon. I TTrvr ho novf thlrfw rlnva va will afill niiP entire line of pictures at cost, constating of oil paintings, engravings, photogravure's postells&c. we mean what we say, they must go. Lee <fc Bailey, j at. Greenwood, S. C. <- j St: ' *" ^' -: . 4 NEW SPRING GOODS!" Advance Styles. IN STOCK and ARRIVING DAILY. "1 r\r\ Pieces beautiful now patems In GINGHAMS and ZEPHYR SUITINGS. Egyptian L v/L/ Col tin 68 beautiful w?sb fatirlque for EARLY SPRING wear. T Pieces white goods, checked and striped NAINSOOK, plaid and striped LAWNS, -pji Lv/\y aprou stripes. Jj Black, wash Goods, ? One of the advance styles for SPRING and SUMMER. Plain striped OUTINGS, CHEVIOTS, prl< EMBROIDERIES.27 to42 In Flounclnga In Black and White. Nattlngbam laces, Tapeatry _.v fnr r-nrlnlriM uiiri TInhfilalerv {'nrnlee notes mid fixtures. ADVANCE STYLES OF DRESS GOODS for Knrly Sprint; wear, PLAIDS STRIPES anrl PLAIN OLOTI1S, beautiful trimming to match every color. Ladles wishing to get a part of tbeir SPRING SEWING done early will ' tlnd Just the goods they need at ' L M. HADDON & CO. > Feb. 3, 1891. _ Seeds for southern farmero 11 GRASS SEED. I COTTON SEED. ^9 I Our Grass Seeds are carefully selected and I Our varieties of Cotton Seeds are recomcrrown with special reference to their Purity, I mended by experienced planters aa the beat I Cleanliness from Weeds; and germination, and most profitable sorts grown?and sure to . Wo fnmloh nil afonHarH Vftrlntloa fflVA thrt mnftf. HAt.lflfA/?.f/}rV rPMllltR. 1 CLOVER SEED. I TEOSINTE. Red. Sapling, Alfalfa, Japan, Alslke, etc. I A most valuable Forage Plant for the Quality the best. We also supply a oele- I South, surpassing either corn or sorghum as brated mixture of Grass and Clover Seeds I a fodder plant. As many as forty-flve stalks _ 1 adapted to various soils and uses. I have been grown from a single seed. E > Our 8eed8 are of the Best Quality and Carefully Selected. 9 fflATAI AfillC Containing Valuable Information Mailed, frtpp K UAIALUUUC PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. I i\ tL T. W. WOOD & SONS, 8 & 10 South 14th Street, RICHMOND, VA. "Bull-dog over-alls." You can't rip 'em and they will wear equal to anything In the world ?We have been selling these goods for some time. Those who have worn them don't want anything else?To be hud only at W. Joel Smith & Sons. ? We have a good lot of Bellows, hammers and tongues. Farmer?Blacksmith, take notice. ? Smith <fc Sons. ?? Buy your spool thrend from Smith & Sons. They sell Coat's, the very best, -i0 cents a dozen ( retail, and the lowest wholesale price to dealer*. \V. Joel Smith & Sons. Ahead of everything In Its line; The Elghmle Shirt?try'em. Smith & Sons. 4 SIitSO? ?THCABOlMW|jm i l|| | ^ County of Abbeville. WUUUII I' u unuju * COURT OP COMMON PLKAS. i Pf?,, ~ , , , ... .State of South Carolina Fat Calhouu an executor of the lant will and j testament of Jab. Edward Calhoun, de ceaeed, aud Pat Calhoun in his own County of Abbeville. C right, John C.Calhoun of New York. M. M. Calhoun and BenJ. P.Calhoun, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Plaintiffs m against Moinhard Bros. A Co. against J. T. I RosafP. Swearlngen, J. E..SwearIngen and E. .. , . , L B. Calhoun, Sallie N. Calhoun, and oungblood ot al. J Cudd lu Calhoun, Saldle Calhoun, I1 loride |"|y VIHTUF OP TUP POWER OIV* Calhoun, and Willie Calhoun, children of , .. ,.r , _ E.B. and Bailie N. Calhoun, Andrew P. on m0 b>' an order of Judge W. H. W al- J Calhoun, and Calhoun, widow of J no lace, dated February 11th, 1891. Tho 6 C. Calhoun of Florida, Defendants above stated case I will sell at public auc- I lion at m COPY SUMMONS. /">| 1 for rkliep. Greenwood, (Complaint Served.) 7 To the Defendants, above named: Abbeville County, You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND . i required to answer the complulnt In this ISOlltll C^TOllIlB,j B action, or which a copy is nerewiiu serveu ? upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer , m to the tiaidcomplaint on the subscriber at hla commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. on ^ office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service nPTTT^CkTl A "V" hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service: .1. J. y and If you full to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs In Air if 1 r> JMTT 4 AA4 this action will apply to the Court for the re- Tflg jfa. 01 MARCH. Iu91. lief demanded in the complalut. ' ' Dated Uthday of February, A. D. 1891. THUS. L. MOORK, to the highest bidder, and will continue W?. PATRICK CALHOUN,1"' the sttle fr0,u * ? t0 ,lntil 811 rialntifTa Attorney. x To Andrew P. Calhouu and Calhoun I ( (t|||)|)N r\ f| 1 Ml I I I wldowofJno. C. Calhoun of Florida, absent UUUl/?J illlU UUUL'l defendants: Take NoTicE-'fhat the summons In this unless sold in bulk before the day of sale, action, of which the above is a copy, to- , . . , , , gether with the; complaint :in this action, Any ono desiring to purchase the goods was filed In the office of the Clerk of the in bulk l"an do so conferring with me Court of Common Pleas In and for the (.'oun- before the day of sale. ty of Abbeville, in the State of .South Caro- rp,-.T,\w (..ir c Una, on the 8rd day of February. 1801, A. IJ. ll'KMh (,i' aAL,k?lash. The object of this action is to partition a certain tract of land described In the complaint ll/f A IVT1VT and owned by Rosa P. Swearingen and the UU II I V| L1 l? IV heirs and devisers of James Kd ward Calhoun, " -* A jl uei'tiUMCU, inulitre is mimi, uuruujr gi>cu mc fl A /*1 minor delendnnt, Andrew P. Calhoun, that Jj), jQ,, unless he applies to this Court for a guardian Fob. 13, 1891, 2t O a<1 litem to appear and dofend this action lor __ ^ hlra, within twenty days after service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, the plain- T7T P TTOW T*0*R tifT's will apply for the appointment of sucli MUMJ Jj\J X Ivll J,\JA guardian. Wm. PATRICK CALHOUN, ___ _ __ _ _ Plaintiff's Attorney. A Bjl TkTj Feb. IS, 1891. ft A Xw \3 Jkl tYe ure tlio agi-nlA for f!?.' Of the ? A "iff-jnci TRrr'x* m j * $TsHor,lf-' Town of Abbeville.! anil the JAMES MEAHB m. KTTffc"R rjMluMAS l(.\ SKAL, having resigned Hie m r. ./T.'T't,. 1 olllceof Warden of the Town of Abbe. . , , . v 11 In an election to till the vacancy, caused by light niiuhiylr^u li Mj iiKt ii K;1id resignation will be held in the Court f 4- stocking, ami ICKOI 11.1 ? * I r>?> v\yf\ NO" l?KJiAKJ.N<i IN."!.. House 011 f S, ./ o\Ojf' Iiik perfectly ?-ii*y tin- i!r.-i linnFriday, March 6, 1891. (V only shoe of its priru wIihm A I ? ntX. has ever lit . n e>. I'olls will open at (i o'elock a. in., and re- Xl { j tenslvely mi the nisiri. t main open until li o'clock p. in. 'i lie following persons will act nH managers: nii-rco;..- , K 1{0\vIK. B. K. BKACHAM. X ft. W. T. MoDONALl). T Auk for the James S H/6 ? . ? Jlcaus $2 Shoe for Hoys C'sHrJ *'y order ol Council. g| our Store and try on a ,i>ulr of theso Shot-;Jus. Mean Shoes are still ahead of all com JONES F. MILLER, I put Horn. If you try them once you will , wear them always and save money. You cau Ulerk. only find them at Smith & Sons. A W QMTTIT W. Joel Smith & Son sell the "Good oiuj_j.ii, Fnnuirh" oil cau. for kerosene oil. It will pay Tnt.findnnt for itself in cleanness lu a short while. Ask to see them. Feb. IS, 18U1, at. Uuano dtetrlbutors, cotton planters, single and double plow stocks, plows, shovels, hoes .... and all sort* of work tools are to be found In . c,ir I,0*1' 01 molnssrs Just In?choice great variety at \V. Joel .Smith & Sons. brands?and low prices. \\ . Joel Smith Jc stock of millinery Is so much reduced T" nroveinents Sm ml Sons by the holiday trade that we have duplicated I pro\einents. hinitn a hoiih. orders. Latest styjes In millinery can be ||^ I* A nice dessert; That prepared ueiaime n round vi it. ai. iihouoii ai o. i ? ,Smith &. Sons?Ladles,try It. Velvets! velvets! All the staple colors la! B ? velvets at all prices still tube lound ut 11. M. I 1 I ~~ II art don A Co, I I Bny your fertilizers from the Oil Mill to he When In want of flour In any quantity oall ' paid for lu the fall with seed. on P. Rosenberg & Co. 1 - - ? --- * WM. E. BELL'S Clearing out Sale to Make Boom for New Spring Ooodf. Bargains in Winter Millinery, Hats, Caps, k 2AUTIFUL lot of Trimmed FeltHats that will be sold for one-half their value Great reduction In Winter Dress Goods and Trimmings to match. I still have afew WinWRARS that will be sold at New York cost. I Iraveagreat many bargains to offer the ie In Winter Goods. Ladles Lace Shoes at redaced prices. Children's Shoe* at redooed When In need of Spring Goods give me a call and get the late styles. New goods to ar3 In Spring Calicos, Spring Ginghams, Spring Seersuckers and Checked Maslins, Remem- ' ail cut prices are for the cash. No goods will be charged at such reduced prices. Your* respectfully, "WM. E. BELiijf SEE OUR STOVES! il Get our Prices|g md be convinced^ ;hat we are selling "hp hpftt. as wftl 1 a.mm JJL1V N/V/M V WM T f WA* ;he CHEAPEST! stoves in the niar|| set. . ' . ii I. W. Lawson & Coi Feb. 3, 1891. j kr flirot Arrival aH ;ui inoi niniui ura Spring Goods. 1 ,000 Yards jsolid black and fancy 111 Sateens at 8 cents, fully worth||l 12 1-2 cents. Wm 500 Yards solid black and mourn-1| mg uress Lawn at t cents, a fully worth 10 cents. I 500 Yards Outing cloth, assorted? at .12 1-2 cents, fully worth 11 16 cents. -IB ,000 Yards best shirting Calico at 5 W cents. . I 500 Yards checked Nainsooks at ;|j Q novi + ei fnlltr Ttm^+Vi 1 H Iq I U V/QiilO, iUXXJ VV VI UU i. V VWJULUM. | 500 Yards checked India linen at M 10 cents, fully worth 12 1-2 Ji to 15 cents. ;|B 5oo Yards white lawn at 5 cents. 5oo Yards white lawn at 6 cents, fl 5oo Yards white lawn at 8 and W lo cents. - 9 . beautiful line of Spring Sateens. |l lull Mflf mi get '1 i. v n f'Mt j|lff1 ?. ROSENBERG A GOJ