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t In Italy 63 per cent, of the popula-' ? tion are unable to read or write. f The oldest newspaper now in ox is-, I tence is the Frankfurter Journal, of; \ Fran k for t-on-t he-Mai 11, founded in [ 1615. In one year the cost to the Govern- j P ment of twine to tie up mail packages j \ reaches $72,00u. Tlie salvation army, every mem. ber of which must be a total abstainer, i is now the largest temperance organ i-j zation in the world. If you were so unfortunate us to have weeds go to seed last year burn! before plowing the garden and; estroy :is many seed as possi-j syndicate of English capitalists ecentlv purchased the famous Caa Falls, in Fairfield county, and j iroceed at once to develop t he wa>wer and establish a large manuring city. I Gen. Booth's remedial work is being j |r rapidly pushed forward both in London and Liverpool. The deed of trust! \ of the $5U0,00U contributed for the! work makes him a genuine legal trus-1 tee: vests all properties in him asj such ; directs that all the moneys and property be kept distinct from those of the Salvation Army; and provides that in the event of any breach of trust shall he be amenable to be proIceeded against by the Attorney General. Postmaster-General Wa nnamaker h been informed by the C'a nadian j < st [ authorities that they are in sympathy with our law excluding all matter pertaining to lotteries from the mails, and requesting information as to the legal status of the Louisiana Lottery company, which has established an ottiee at Montreal.?Christian Statesman. A woman has walked from San Francisco to New York, 3,305 miles, and won large wagers. She is an ac- j tress and has proved herself a pedes| triau. This is one of the things that a woman may be able to do but should j not do. Walking tight ropes, running foot-races, wrestling with men and aur imals, are not the things for women, whatever they may be for men. Two sets of acute and intelligent minds, the Women's Christian Tem-j perauce Union, and the liquor dealers, b; have studied the drink question from r opposite points of view, and come to ^ the same conclusion, viz., that wor mau's ballot would be bad for the liquor business. (. H. L. Hastings, of Boston, speaking I', of the decay of secularism - says : "In Enp'aud, a few years ago, the infidel societies took in 1,S83 members; tlujf next year, 1,500; then 1,300; and so L on, down to less thau 500. Last year, 13 infidel halls were closed." Mr. Watterson says that he thinks j: newspaper men's lives are failures. "I am bent on it that neither of my sons shall go into journalism. Tiltoldest is practicing medicine, and the other two are still boys." Then h< Eg- speaks of Mr. Dana and his past accomplishments, and says that no man equals him, in his estimation, in lii^ V; attainments and brilliancy as a clever editor and splendid speaker, but he & will leave only a tradition. Posthu mous fame, so far as the great public is concerned, amounts to but little in any profession. How few, for example, of the prominent laymen of the Methodist Episcopal Church can repeat the names of our few Bishops from the beginning until now in Unorder of their election," or any othei order? How Sc?v, comparatively, ol |i,- mTr^-rmtiTslers can eo it? And how .'v few even of intelligent citizens forty years old can repeat the Presidents in their order, and not one in ten thousand can repeat the names of the VicePresidents?New York Advocate. It is gratifying to learn that the ' Governments of the United States and Switzerland have agreed to submit to arbitration all disputes which may arise between them. The significance of this arrangement cannot be overestimated. These honest efforts on the part of nations to avoid war, to live together in friendly relations, are signs of progress. This is a modern method of settling international difttj* culties. Whatever dreams ancient philosophers and statesmen may have had of a peaceful adjustment of such disputes, they were only dreams. It has been reserved for this generation tr? witripss th<> i nniirmrjiHnn of this Christian method of adjusting strain ed relations between great Powers. We hail it as the dawn of a bright da> for tbe world.?New York Advocate. A dispatch from Indianapolis, Ind., Friday, says : "There was a strange scene at the Christian church to-night. An old man of 62 named Henry C. Berg, who had for many years been a monk, formerly announced his renunciation of the Catholic belief and was baptized as a member of the Christian l >Y church. He had taken the necessary vows of celibacy and poverty on becoming a member of the order, ami ? given his inheritance, amounting t<$15,000, to the cause. The latter h? asserted was not returned when he se: ceded. He had for nineteen yeanj^^ieec. is a monasteiy at Milwaukee, I^^Tnd later in one at* Columbus. He was in the latter institution when in decided to leave the order, which lit did a year ago. He was poor and without a profession, so he chose tin .only calling apparently open to him? selling books." Making a Home. It seems a pity that the young woman who is about to establish a home, and iias a sum of money to spend foi its garnishing, cannot be persuaded from laying it out all at once. She robs herself of so much future enjoyment. The spick and span sets of furs' niture which are carelessly ordered from an upholsterer, and carried home and stood around her parlors by his men, will never aflbid her half the sat isfaction she can get in a room for i which to-day she buys a chair, and next week, seeing there must be a table to accomnanv the chair, she starts on a fresh shopping excursion, and finds a table which is exactly what she was looking for; and in another month, discovering (lie need of a bookcase or a screen, she lias again the dc- ! light of the hunt, and the gratifica- I tion of obtaining the prettiest screen , and bookcase in the city. Such a room is a growth, a gathering together, of household treasures little by little, and piece by piec?. Kach article, bought only when the need i arises, or when something is liapj?ily found to just meet the need, will have :t family history which makes it an en- t tertaining as well as a valuable posses- ! sion. Each couch and footstool is an achievement, each rug ami curtain represents a triumph. Such a home, 1 built up gradually, with careful planning iu each part, with thought and < loving consideration in all its details, j acquires a meaning far deeper than i could be purchased by the longest s purse from the most fashionable cabi-j net-maker.?Harper's Bazar. Slaked lime is valuable on most soils and does no harm to any. ? I > i DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE. \ riMIK IMJINJI.AS JlOMRSTEAI>. L . Oil Magazine* Hill, Is'ofFcred. Tilt' house ' _ is new, .?iul comfortable, and the lot is desir-; 11 able. Apply to T. Ij. DOUGLASS. | .fbbevllle. April 1.1, ISM. if. |all _ _ Hi ]VBW ip Fancy Grocery.!1 6. H. MOORES HAS opened n New l-'ancy and (ireen Uro-' "J eery Store in ("othmn's It lock. lio deals in everything lound in n Fancy! I'anilly (.roeery Store, where yon can pnr- 01 ehase the nicest NNHI> UOODS, consist fanned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, E :m jl m mm 9 ?; together with FKKSH PUl'NRS, API'I.KS, A?*., mid other delicacies. The substantiate _ BACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, J MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, !( V Cigars of the Best Brands.*/ Fresli Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and |(*' the choicest lleef a specialty. Oct 22, 1890. | Q DONALDS iv [fllffi AIM1 Fire, Life and Accident In-; niiitnnnA D AntiACAnfA^ 1\T7 I ouiauuc xvv/w uvu wj Aetoa Fire Insurance Company, k St. Fanl German Fire Insnrance Co. s Keoivile Fire Insnrance Company.lb Weal Benefit Life Insnrance Co Stanflarfl Life&Accint Insnrance" 0. S. Mntnil Accident Association. I CAN'make It to the interest, of parties wanting any kind of Insurance to see or t0 write me before plat-inn same. A Business and correspondence solicited. ? M. M. Mattison,. Broker, Donalds, S. 0. ! P. H.?I sell short term Accident polices,) which are very popular, and c<>.-t only 25 cents! per day for $1,000 Insurance. No one should! take ?t trip w Ithout one. M. M. M. Feb.!), 18D1. 12m. Notice of !?. Iptotit I" State of South Carolina , j County of Abbeville. FN ACC'OKDANCK WITH THE I'RoYls ] I ions of an Act of the General 'Assembly, cf rsitilled on the oih day of February, ISS2, l j will tie in the Court House in Abbeville, In Pjj the olllce of the Clerk of the Court, the first iwi Mouday of each month, for the purpose of allowing persons coining of ngo since the last i _ general election to register, and to attend toj :my other business pertaining lo my official; duties. I J. D. CARWILE, A Supervisor Registration Abbeville County.! 1'. o. Address : Level Lnnd.S. C. WM. PATRICK CALHOUN,;"' Attorney at Law and t< REAL ESTATE AGENT.... IX addition to my Law Practice, I have opened a Ileal Estate Agency, and will uegotiate purchases and sales on reasonable terms. I already have a very large Real Estate business. It will be to the interest of both buyers and sellers to give me a call. Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 2.">, I Kill. PERRIN & COTHRAN, I Attorneys at Law, [l ABBEVILLE. S. C. | Medical Notice. s< WE the undersigned have formed a eo-onrtncrsliip under tiie firm name and style ! ' of Muhry Xeuffer for the practice of MBI.VICINE and SUIMJEH.Y iu all their branches, p; Calls will be promptly attended to. When n< the services of both are required only one charge will he made. THOMAS .T. MA BUY, M. D., w G. A. NEUKPKK, M. D. " April 1th, 1SU0. b CONGAEEE IROI WIRES, th Coumbia, S. C. Agent for CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPORATOB HHESE WORKS WERE ESTABLL8AE1) in 1. 1S47 by Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and James Anderson and purchased by me in the your 1S0C, anil ,,j from that time till now carried on successfully bv my .-elf. My friends and customers will bear witness T uf the large and stupendous jobs executed by me. It 1 was at my works where the largest and almost only ai job of its class ever executed in this city was done viz.: the making of the pipes for the City Water In Works in the year ISIiS. My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL WORK,COLUMNS for Store fronts, is law and wulous,and in RAILINGS lor Ualcoiifes, Gardens, mil Cemeteries I have the largest variety and most inoder patterns; many ol' these are patented and t ) have punrchascd tlioriirht for this State. t in the machine line I call furliisb my patrons wn? " 4TK \ M KNCIMKS and UOILERS ..I anv size und i el lescription. My ('IHCl'LAIl SAW MILLS Imvi; 111 :arried oil he prize at ev-ry State Kail- held in thin :ity,and in teir construction i have taken pains t?o iouihine tti inpiicity with the i'iost useful modern im irovcnieiits.uiidiiuiy Hatter myselfthut my CI 1CCII UK SAW MILLS linii favor villi every sawyer wh inderstamls his business. ? The many order* 1 am steadi.y receiving for SU J. iAU <'ANK MILLS prove that the publicapprerlfito lie mills of my make, and ho it is with inv (IRAK[NO for IIORSK 1'OWKUS.UIN WIIKKLS. (iVIST VIILLS and other MAC1IINKUY. 1 I have the maniilaetnrins rlshtsof mniiy VAT- L UMTS such as castings for COTTON AN1? 11aV tn i'lIHSSKS. IIAWl.KV roUN >11KLLKK ami three Hi ir four KKKI) Cl'TTKKS and other implement*. ''I I will he pleased to s>-nd my circulars to any appll unit, together with price list or cptinittte.My prices 811 ire moderate, and 1 assure the puidie that they are heaper than those of Northern manufacturers.and D hat my work will compare favorably with that of A iny other maker. Address, T.l A 1 J joun Aiexauuer, | CONOAKKB I HON WORKS. Columbia, S. U. j Young mnn go to Smith's for the nolihirnt I raw lint you ever saw. I * ' - "V G. A. DOUGLASS , Hns on bund a full Stock of ry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing id HATS. A complete line of SaddlcR, 'idIos ami Jlarurss,[Crockery, Guns, Pistols, itlery. liarbed Wire, and Hardware of every scrlptlon. Lamps, Lump Chimneys, Jewry, Fancy and Domestic Groceries, Provl>ns, and Plantation Supplies. ! Just received a lot of Sewing .ctuimies ui iixu ittit'Bi auu wuat uproved styles with all attachents and warranted for five years ; from $16 to $25, either for Cash partial payments. ALSO A LOT OK [orses, Mules and Wagons \KI1 or on TIMK and on the very best. Ml MS. Oct. 15, 18!?(). Dr. C.W. CASOIT, Practicing Physician, \ HODGES, S. C. vFFICK at the home of Mr. L. A. DANTZ) LKK. March !, 1801. 3in IAYIJON A GRAY DON, E. S. F. GTI-ES, 1 Abbeville, .S. C. Greenwood, 8. C. t? i txnnYr o nnnrnnuo rtTTina i MIUUM llHM UU11 tt MLIM! ITE have formed a partnership for the pmc | ' tl<re of law in all Its branches, underthe ra name of GRAYDON & GRAYDON & ILF.S. All business entrusted to any of the m will receive prompt attention. ELLIS G. GRAYDON, WM. N. GRAYDON, E. S. F. GILES. March 12.1890,tf Terra Cotta Wells. 'HE undersigned Is not disposed to brag on I his new mode of water supply, but it is | oven beyond the shadow of a doubt that s welis are the best and more durable than lyother klud. He boasts of not having stii single one In seven years, while twoirds of his work is for parties having lost eir dug wells. Address, C. M. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C. rbey arc* frog proof and superior to ouedug, I id are bound tosupeisedeall others. Joel S. Baily, Greenwood, 8. C. Greemvood Cotton and Oil Mills. Cal. Kinard, Ninety-Six, S. C. Rev. Pressly, Duo w est, S. C. Jones Miller, bbeville.S. C. I have sunk nine-tenths of the wells In my wn iu seven years. ug. THE ? m m Farmers7 Bank: -OF- j Abbeville, S. C., ; Doks General Banking Business. [ ,iys and sells Exchange end makes Collec- . tlons. DEPOSITS SOLICITED. 'in. IT. Pnrkcr, J. T. Robertson, President. Vice-Preh. Julius II. DuPrc, Cashier. March 5, 1S?K)?12m H. D. Reese, WATCH REPAIRER, | At>l?eville, S. C., H ALWAYS ready to serve the public In his line of business, and solicits a shortthe work in his line. Ho will keep a varied stock of the best nnd e:i pest spectacles anil eye-glasses, together Ith silver plated ware and Jewelry. Nov. 19 lsiiit. IF YOU ARK GOING WEST ' NI> WANT LOW ItATES To Arkansas ixas, Missouri,Colornda, Oregon andCalifora, or any point WEST or NORTHWEST- , IT WILL PAY YOU ) write to nie. FRED D. BUSH, J>. 1*. A., J,. & N. R. R Wall St., Atlanta, Ga. Oct.. 29, lWKWSm ]l"ew CvroodtS THIS WEEK AT THE 1NITDI STORE., :> Knttnu Hocking Clinlr* All sizes, pretty goods. JO Common Cnne And ltattan chairs. ><f Chairs Walnut, Maple, dining and rockers. Our chair detriment is complete. Can suit any one in sed ol chairs. Oak Chamber Suits, In wood and marble tops?with toilet in ashsland. , (luitaber Milts, In walnut with toilet in washstaud and arble top. Prices from S<J3 to ?100. i Rnhy Carriages In rattan and wire wheels. Splendid goods i prices irom 10 iu>. Wnliiiil Hooks CascM And Secretaries, will be sold cheap. _ , Walnut mid Oak Sideboards, Best goods at low prices. Ward pobow In walnut, oak and poplar. Splendid goods r the price. i Solas Price from S3 Jo cui-ach ?'? Have It* ils. Tables, Mattresses, Spring lleils, Feather illows,and everything usually found In a rniture store. Our prices will be as low a* ic lowest. CHALMERS" Furniture Store. : April 1. IM'1 tf DR. J. B. BRITT, IIYSICIAN AM) DKUC50IST, - VEKDKItY, S. C 3KAI.ER In Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Stationery, line Perfumery i(l Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Ac. Prescriptions accurately prepnred at all ours. [ Dec. 31,1MK>, 12m i SCHOOL NOTICE. I I.I. PERSONS HAVING RCSINESS \ witli tlio School Commissioner, v/'Jl I nd liim in Ills otlicc, all public days and cry Saturday in each month nearest the liildlc of the month, during the present year, ip the purpose of registering claims, ,tc. IC. ru\V AN, School Com mm lssloi;er, Abbeville County. Keli.-l, IS'.M tf. 'lie Abbeville Land, Loan and 1 Improvement Company. N ACCORDANCE with Commission ol Secretary of State .1. Q. Marshall directed i the undersigned Hoard of Corporators ol ic A lilSKVIlJ.K LAND, I.OAN AND IM- i ItOVKMKNT COMPANY? Notico is hereby given that the books of 1 inscription (ii said company will be opi n at c otlicre ol .J. AM,KN SMITH, Pii-sidi'iit, on 1 HIJUSDAV, FKHKl'AUY titli Inst., at tlir I blicvllle National Hank. J. AIXKN SMITH. W. C. MCGOWAN, 1'. ROSENBERG, AUG. W. KMITII, E. A. TEMPLETON, K. M. HADDON, T. P. COTHRAN. Board of Corporators. Mibiivllle.S. C., Feb. 5 1*91. ( " ' I ? graj. ???i?????? ? SpringlSpring!!: Spring is upon us, and now the question arises where to buy Spring Goods the cheapest. By carefully examining the following List, you will find that CAMERON'S 0 N ew Y ork Kacket store IS AT THE FRONT, <ANDJ? Ready to Supply Your Demands.! Ginghams, 7c, 80, 9c, 12c and 12 l-2c Yard, Challies, 5c Yard, Colored Lawns, 6c Yard, Prints, 41-2, 5, 6,7 and 8c. Serges, 7,12,13c Yd, Pineapple Tissue, 12 l-2c Yard. Shirtings, 6c Yard, Cassimeres, 10c, 12c, 14c, 25c and up. Henriettas. 25c and un. Shirtines. 10c Yard. Sheeting, 5c, 6c. 7c, 8c, 21c and 31c per Yard. 30-in. Black Satine,12 l-2c. 3-4 in. Black Satine, 7c. Checked & Striped Lawns, 10,15,18 and 25c. ] Checked Nainsooks, 10c. Black Lawn, 10c Yd. ? min. n ? mi o? ? UUl/lIlg U1UIJLLS, AUU, J.J.U, 16 iU, CtUU XU ??'UU iaiUi ^ Fine Line Flouncing. VictoriaLawns, 6c, 8c & 12 l-2c. ] Hamburg Edging, 3c to 25c per Yard, Hamburg Insertion, 7c, 8c, 8c, 10c and 12 l-2c. t Lace Pilllow Shams, 50c and $1.00 per Pair. LACES AND RIBBONS AT YOUR OWN PRICES. , STAMP LINENS. ' Linen Towels, Napkins, Fans, Parasols, 1 Ladies' Kid G-loves, Mits, Silk G-loves. I Gent's Black and White Straw Hats. Black and White Outing Shirts, Tennis and Baseball Shoes, Belts and Ties, and onr regular Lines Shirts, Oollars and Cuffs, Trunks, Valises and Shoes. Candies Direct From Factory. G-lassware, Tinware^ Woodenware, Crock- * 3ry, and all kinds of Racket Goods. All we ask of our Patrons is to give ns a < sail before purchasing elsewhere, and we will lo our best to please you. < % * Walter Cameron, Jr., . GREENWOOD, S. C. "SAVE YOUR ROOFS. : BY Painting them with the best Mineral' Paints. 90 per cent. Iron. For Sale by U. "W. Lawson Co.! The best quality of KEROSENE sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., for io ueiius per vjanuii. THE PERFECTION "Window Screens. Keeps out all Flies, Mosquitors, &c. For Sale by ; H. W. LaWSON & Co. March 25, 1891. I ____ . | This Space is Reserved for Baker, Mathews & Chambers, Leading Merchants and Extensive Dealers in Farmer's Supplies at XiO^wmctew^llle, 2. c Attention Farmers 1 ABBEVILLE I k FERTILIZER COMPANY: are now prepared to furnish fertilizers of all kinds. Their Chickasaw High Grade Fertilizer is surpassed by none in the State They have also a large lot of , A^GIT) ANJ.) MEAL| separate for those who wish to manipulate their own goods. All; ^ .1 1. xl a_ - -1! -- -1 __ nilir. I 1 cneir gooas iney propose xo sen as cneap as can ue uuuguu *uj i, i n i x i.l 1 1 1 _ j. _ I svnere. special prices 10 tnose Duying large iois. For terms apply to J. L. PERRIN, Manager. Feb. 3, 1891. > i I J? ' ' >" r-.v \ - . . v T" SPEED'S I)II tfith a LARE and we] IRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, WINDOW G] rUTTY, COMBS GOODS, PERI The demand of this market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS aud TOBACCO. 1 to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all You are respectfully luvfted to call. P. B. v For Sale by J. T. Si! iwisr V JU v V UI VIIu? take pleasure in announcing to our frie 111 our Elpt New Qnariei Vhere we are offering an Immense stock of Gen )ry Goods, Flannels, Jeans, C Shirtings, Tickings, Ind everything else In the DRY GOODS line 10TI0NS AND FANCY GOOES. We call spt for MEN and BOYS. Our selection In this 11 he finest to the cheapest, and offered at esceei S H O In SHOES we are in a position to save y< 'ASH, direct from iLe Manufacturers before t ng them at Old Prices. OUR SHOES are I lie cheapest. As heretofore our specialty 1 GROCERIES AND FLA ,rA a Iupito cfrtolr of PVArv khul of Si ,owest possible prices, consistent' with good JROCKERY, TINWARE, Ac., Is full and com Willie we do not claim to have Largest Sic V^e do claim something that Is vastly more ! )ur Prices are LOWER than any one else. Call In-and see us.In our NEW STORE ac 'our luterest to trade with us. We do all we possibly can to satisfy and pi ?f your money. R. W. National Bank Atabevil Capital, Surplus, o m ??< I. ALLEN SMITH, President. 11ENJ. S. 11A H.N V Mlrec SEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C. L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., INO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., J. ALLEN SMITH, DOES a General Banking business bM|h I Depositors Is ready at any tc >ur County affords. ? A New STOVES! STOV COOKING- STOVES HEATING STOVE At E. A. TE1 SEABOARD AIR LINE. I GEORGIA, CAROLINA & NORTHERN ' DIVISION. SUPPLEMENTAL TO Time Table ISTo. 10, ?IS EFFECT? 7:00 a. mSunday, April 5th, 1890. BETWEEN MONROE AND ABBEVILLE SOUTHBOUND. * yOHTlf HOUND. I (.'ltlSM. l ClUKB. jlUlUfB. 2 Class. "2i7~!~rr~ i as. ~"a. J r "Puasen- hissenSTAT,0NS 1 Dally I Dally" Dully Dully except except | except oxcepl Sunday.|Snn<lay.; _ Sunday. Sunday. p M i a. M. 'Lkave. arrivr. P.M. A.M. 7 45 I 8 1") Monroe.... b 00 0 40 8 10 1" 8 311 vJT0"er iii I r. m I 8 45 ' 8 42. Wuxlmw. j 5 35 ( 6 00 9 15 8 5:1 j Osceola. | 5 25 j ] 5 10 0 27 ! 9 0*2 |..-Van Wyck.... 5 15 j 4 40 10 24 i H 11 1 Catawba Junction] 5 05 1 4 10 10 41 9 17 ! ? Harmony | 4 57 3 ?> 11 09 9 28 , K'Jf "'"or * ^ '! I"N 11 19 9 32 IHcklin 4 40 -Ml. 11 *11 9 38 .... Bwlinan 4 32 I i >7 * 11 39 ! 10 00 i.... .... 4 12 | 2 Jjjj iS StcZSSZr. 342; ife ? 2 14 10 40 j....Kisli Dam ...j 3 j? . 1- 55 Ifi ioisHoi 1210 3 34 ! 11 11 . WMtmlro.... 2 ? J} o RO ; 11 ?K. ! . .Lvn M *}] 1 11 4 12 11 JI5 I... . Kenno, } - J? i 4 S'2 11 IS ! Dover. '2 18 : 10 if, i }{S | 213 w? 5 59 i 12 19 I....Mountvilie...| 1 '?! ( 9 ;j|J 6 19 12 80 Hill.... 1 40 , , 9 00 0 44 12 40 | .Lota 1 2S . Uj 7 .i0 j 1 07 [....Greenwood... 1 07 | j - jq 8 00 i 1 13 I Walclen 1253 j 7 .V? 8 oo 1 2S < ana ! 12 40 | i ! ' ? ? ' J & I.... A!ibcvill?... | 12 20 ; /M . a. m. r. .u. . SouthtioiiiKl truin.", whether ricluyeil or n?t. haw | ibsalate rishluf Hack ovir Northbound Trains "I ' tin- sanu* cl:is?. I I NO. 0. WINDKi:, [,. T. MYKliS, ? Uenrral Mumper. (ienrnl Sii|iei-inteii<leiit. I. A. IH>I)C()N, Miperlntendeiit. Notice. rHK UNI)EI?r<;NKI> HAVING RortiHT the County right for tlie sale and opera* :ion of the J. (J. FAl.I.s .v. ?*??. (JIN anil .lN'TKIt, til'MMKK mid SH AIU'ENKlt aiv low prepared to either furnish machines or * o do the work 'themselves. Satisfaction [uaranteed. Those wishing to inspect the j1 machineeun do so by calling at tlie Abhe- ?J /llle Oil Mill. Tiie patronage of all is solicted. Respectfully, F. S. EVANS. I' J. L. PEKitIN li In the Stud. IAC'K S. & CLEVELAND. Registered In [ " A. Iv. ('. Hind liook. Descendants of iladatone, I<ady Beaconsfleld, Pride of the Jorder, McDouald's Ranger, <te. p O. L. COX.VOR, M. 1>. Mnreh 11,1891. ' ]j (JG STORE. 1 1 Selected Stock 01 PAINTS, LASS, PREPARED , BRUSHES, FANCY TIMES, STATIONERY, &C. Orders by Mail or hand proqaptl^attendhours. SPfiEJD. No. 8 Wall St., Abbeville, 8. C wwjsbis ??asB?S3Bapas~ ids, Greenwood, S. C. HEW m nds and the publio that we can be found 1 at the Mcllwain Comer, eral Merchandise, consisting of lassimers, Prints, Sheetings, Damask, Cretons, i. We have a full and complete stock of >clal attention to our stock of i C" l o*]a B Ine of goods Is very flne In all grades from llogly Low Prices. E S . >u money, having bought a large stock for he recent advance la Shoes, and are offern nil grades from the best hand-sewed to will be - "A NTATION SUPPLIES. CAPLE and FAMCY GROCERIES at th, quality. Our stock of HARDWARE plete In all lines. % T ick In town, or to do the Largest Business unpormm to iuu uuyers, auu mm ih, vuhi> * id we promise to prove to you Ihnt it la lo lease the trade, and give you th$ full value Oct. 8, 1890. CANNOll. of Abbeville, le, S. C. - - - - $75,000 . - - - ,10,000 er?: L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside ELL, Cashier. tOMS , J. N. YOUNG, Dne West, S. C., K. M, IIAODON, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. Mc(iOWAN, Abbeville, S. V.f Abbeville, 8. C. :be greatest security and convenience for lis > make loans based upon such safe collateral Sept 11, 1888. ly Departure. ES! STOVES! 3 FROM $10 UP. S FROM $3 UP. IPLETON'S. [CEO TEA! HOT TEA! -ATA. M. HILL & SONS. WE are sole agents at Abbeville for the ex elusive sale of the celebrated 0. & 0. and Ko Mi Teas, ;ach notrd for their great strength, purity, ind flue blending of flavors. Remember wbere to get tlie best Teas at the lowest prices. March 4,1891. A Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Greenwood Compress Company IS HEREBY CALLED to meet at the office ol the said Company at Greenwood, AblevilleCounty,South Carolina, on May 5tb, i. XJ. i.tji, ill. icu u uiuim it. hi., iui iuc |/ui )f carrying out the object of Its charter, and o make and secure tlie payment of notes, >oiiils or evidences of debt, by mortgage or leed or trust on all or any of their property md franchises, both real and personal. J. K. HITT, Secretary. JOHN A. SIBLEY. Pres.and Treas. Vpril .1, IfWI. 4t WANTED! Old U. S. and Confederate S+.flmr>s USED from 1SW to ltW5. Many are very rare and command high prices when on he original letter* or envelopes. Send for nice list and circulars explaining what Is vanlt'd. Hest reference furnished if desire I. W. F. LAMBERT, Alexandria, Va. Aprilism. tf Great Bargains. ,\'K HAVE JItST FERFECTED All'' rangementK w ith one of tlie most rellhip linns in the United States by which we iave control of South Carolina for the sale of TIEFF PIANOS. DAVIS .t SONS and PALLCE ORUANH. We oiler Instruments at a mv prices and on is liberal terms as can be lad any whore. Don't purchase before seeing ur catalogues and prices. Address: .JoIlN A. HOLLAND, Ninety-Six,S. C. Representative of Chas. M. Stletf, Bulti nore. 1,000 yards of calico, best quality at 5 cents er yard. P. Kosanberg & Co. You can not fail to be suited In our?leeant ue of spring dot hi n j P. Rosenberg Jif'o, ??