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K ra RusNia. Russia is at ouce the most military; and the least peaceful of modern nnW tions. No one reason for its disturbed I and dangerous condition is more weigh f ty than the fact that, for its popula-i tion of 110,000,000, it extends$5,uoo,uuo 9 for public Instruction; while the state \ ofJ?ewYork, with G,0U0,000 people. I extends $11,000.<HM? for public schools. Popular education is necessary to free government, while despotic governr ment grows more perilous every year. f United Statei ami Italy. In writing to the Italian (Sovernment Secretary Blaine referring to its minister Karon Fuvh, clearly states his position and then indulges in a "Sermonette" which is of wide application. If only those who manage international affairs would be more patieut! "I have also informed him that in : - matter of such gravity the (iovernI ment of the United States would not permit itself to be unduly hurried; nor will it make answer to any ile ' mand until every fact essential to a correct judgment shall fully as. certained through legal authority. The impatience of the agfjrevated may Innatural, but its indulgence does not always secure the most substantial jus ticc." Separate Cars. The Legislatures of Texas and Arkansas have, by nearly unanimous votes, passed laws requiring separate railroad coaches for whites and blacks, following the example in this matter ! of Louisiana and other .States. The New Orleans Time-Democrat has no doubt that all the other States of the South will pass a similar law, and that the Southern railroads will be compelled to provide separate cars for the races. The Time Democrat do r Clares uiai me prevailing jiuum; sentiment is in favor of tlie distruction, and adds: The law is not intended to be unfriendly to the negro or to work auy hardship to him, for the railroads are required to provide him with lirstclaas accommodations for ftrst-class far?, but its purpose is to establish the relations which are to exist between the two races in theSouth. The whites are willing to grant the negro all his legal and political rights, but they i. will not live on terms of equality with L i.: ? ^ab.'wv f Iitau-m will) f- IIIUI, auu UCM1C IU wv uitvu u ; him as little as possible. The two races live side by side, but they must L live distinct and separate, and the separate car law is simply an emphatic mode of laying down (his proposition and answering the republican suggestions of social equality.?Baltimore Sun. A Horse Kept in a Mall for Xluc Years. We have just received the fourteenth report of the American Humane Association, which was held in Nashville Tennessee, last year. On the back of the cover is a picture of a horse which was hf[)l III II Mitil IWI 1IIIIV jrrno. This horse was once valued at $200, | and because he ran away the owner] for revenge, shut him up in his barn ' and never pennilted him to leave his, ' stall. Strangers were excluded from: entering the barn. Mr. D. (J. White-i head, the agent of the Milwakee Hu-1 mane Society*, found this once beauti-! ful sorrel horse, with fine long head j large hazel eyes and intelligence like a man, covered with had sores, re-i duced to nothing but skin and bones, j and the hoofs were nearly a foot long I and bad grown rocker-shaped. When ; the animal was untied for the first! ifmoin ninovwirn hp hnhhlnil out ill-' to the sunshine to nibble the jrreen ^ grass, and showed his gratiude by a low whinny. The owner of this cruel-1 . ly treated animal was only fined $25 aud costs ; and again, the defendant sought revenge by suing Mr. \Yhiteihead for retaining the hoofs which he i$d cut off. The judge decided that the 8ociety should* nay $100 and cost, vhlch the Society aid, and now own ' the feet. The President's Opportunity. F The President has now the opportunlty of reudering a service to civil reform and to the just and businesslike management of Indian affairs ? such as is not likely to occur again. ? The country is persuaded, without T reference to the question of the responsibility parties, that the frequent change of the otfidials in the Indian Bureau is positively calamitious in its effects. Tnere is no department in1 which honesty, efficiency, and certainty of tenure are so important, because' thei-e is none other in which the op-1 portunities of jobbing and of personal gain at public cost are so numerous and so difficult of detection. The pre-! sent Indian outbreak is the la:est and V*a Kn final /)?tn fi finn /?f f lirk! J1IUOI* UC IUC naui wuiiiumvivii VI un . judgement of condemnation upon the1 ? old system. It is bad and only bad j in principle and theory. If it has f>roved good in practice at points, this; tas been due largely to good luck in ; the matter of appointments. There is nn r?#anii whv the President should, not at once extend the civil service rules so as to include all those positions in the Indian service to which they are applicable, and the spirit of the reform so as to cover the management of the entire service No party advantage of any sort can be gained by the retention of the present system. .Every public interest arid every interest of the Indian urges the immediate extension of the civil service system to cover Indian officials. Why) should not the President secure from: the present Indian strife at least thisj : one benefit.?*10111 s "i ne unrisuan 1 Union," New York, January lii'd. : 1891. Prof. Irving, son of the brilliant Edward Irving, the great preacher and friend of Carlyle, with all his wit, learning, power, is living in Tasmania, in an obscure and distant parish. Hia friend, the Rev. Robert Day, who lately visited him in "the bush," relates that when they sat down to din-1 ner Irving took the head of the table, and gravely repeated B urns'a grace : j Some line meat, anil canna eat, And some hae nane that wan tit; But we hae meat, und we can eat, And 6ae the Lord be thankit. Judge J. D. Coles scores a victory for Prohibition by refusing liquor license,1 to all dealers whose place of business are at stations on the Richmond & Danville R. R. and its branches under! his jurisdiction. The judge said nine-) tenths of the indictments made in his, court from these railway points were due to whiskey and that numbers of j deaths on the railroad recently were caused by the same agencv at and about these stations and that the pub- ] lie safety and the welfare of the trav-l eling public demanded that the sale of, I liquor at points wuere lUliiuau cm- ; I ployees could get it should besupI pressed.?Raleigh Christian AdvoIcate. B The next annual meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will oe held at Fort Worth, Texan,' W Junes. ' \ . " .vpv. if ' J ' . ' DESIKABLE HOUSE FOR SALE.' MMIK HOl'til.AS 111 >M KSTK A1 >. L On M:ts:i/ine Kill, i<ottered. The house . i.s new, .(iul comlortabie,uml the lot lK<lo*ir-j able. Apply to T. Ii. DOl'til.ASS. ' i Abbeville April M, 1??1. ti. ! 3XT3E3^W Fancv Qrocorv. G. H. MOORS i, HAS opened a New Fancy and Green tiro eery Store ill Cothran's 15lock. . lie deals in everything: found in a Fancy]1 ' Family Grocery Store, where yon can pur-, 'chase the nicest ('A N NK D GOOI>S, consist* i : ins of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, j ^ 9 together with FRESH PRUNES, APPI.KS, | Are., and other delicacies. The substantial* ! BACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. j FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, jv Cigars of the Best Brands, y Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and the choicest. Reef a specially. Oct. 22, 1890. DONALDS jliMB AGENCY. I Fire, Life and Accident Ini l surance Represented by : i Aetna Fire Insnrance Company.! !St. fail German Fire Insnrance Co.! i Knoxvil e Fire Insnrancg Company, j Mutual Benefit Life Instance Co Standard Life& Accident Insurance ID. S. MotQil Accident Association. I CAN make it to the interest, of parties J wanting any kind of Insurauce to see or i , write nie before placing same. | ilusitiess and correspondence solicited. M. M. Mattison, Broker, Donalds, S. 0. I I P. S.?I sell short term Accident polices, I j which are very popular, and cost only 25 cenls i per day for $1,00.0 Insurance. No one should j ! take a trip w ithout one. M. M. M. j reb.lt, 1891. 12m. Notice of ! feistafc: u State of SoalLi Carolina' 5 j County of Abbeville. r.V ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO VIS I 1 ions of nn Act of the General lAmeinhly, ' ratified on the Utli (lay of February. 1S82, I, will be In the Court ifouso in Abbeville. Inl( the office of the Clerk of the Court, the fiisi j Monday of each month, for the purpose of. allowing persons comiug of age since t he Inst general election to register, and to attend to any other business pertaining to my official i duties. I J. D. CARWILE, Supervisor Registration Abbeville County, i ! P. O. Address : Level Land,8. C. J. WM. PATRICK CALHOUN,! Attorney at Law and REAL ESTATE AGENT., IN nddlllon 10 my Law Practice, I have opened a Heal Estate Agency, and will negotiate purchases and sales on reasonable erms. I already have a very large Heal Estate business. ll will be to the interest of otli buyers and sellers to clve me a call. Abbeville, S. Feb. V>, ISM. PERRIN & COTHRAN, .Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE. S. C. Medical Notice. WE the undersigned have formed a copartnership under the firm name and style of Mabry & Neutler for ttic practice of MK1>K.'IXE and SURGERY in all their branches. Calls will be promptly attended to. When the services of both are required only one charge will be made. TlIOMAft J. MAURY, M. D., (J. A. XEUKFER, M. D. i April 4th, 1890. JMillil, CON Gr-A-REIS man umiii nui huiuvj, 7 i Coiimbia. S. C. Agent for CHAPMAN'S PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR 'pHESB WORKS WEEK ESTABLLSAED In 1 1S47 by Messrs. Goo. Sinclair and James Anderson and purchased by me in tho year 1SS6, and from that time till now carried on successfully bv myself. My friends and customers will bear wit nets oj the large and stupendous lobs executed by tne. It i was at my works where the largest and almost only job of its class ever executed in this city was done viz.: the making of the pipes for the City Water Works in the year 1S&S. My stock of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL WORK, COLUMNS for Store fronts, is large and v.uious,and in RAILINGS l'or Balconies, Gardens, and Cemeteries I have the larcest variety and most moder patterns; many of these are patented and I liavepunrcbased the rlcht for this State. In the machine line 1 can furnish my patrons win STEAM KN'(ilNK!> anil nun.Aitr i>i imy siie nun description. My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have carried off he prize at ev? ry State Fulr held in thin city, iitnl ill toir construction I have taken pains t< u combine si mplicity with the most useful modern irn provements.andmay ilutter myself that my CJltCU LAU SAW MILLS fltidfavor villievery sawyer wh understands his business. I The many orders I am steadi.y receiving for SU OAK ('AN E MILLS prove that the public appreciate the mills of my make, and so it Is with my GEARINC for HOUSE POWER!?. GIN WIIEELS, GRIST MILLS and other MACHINERY. I have the manufacturing rich!? of ninny PAT. KNTt; such a# eustincs for COTTON AND II A V ' PRESSES. IIAWI.EY COKN >11 KLI.KK nml tl.ree ( or four FEED CUTTERS and other implements. ' I will be pleased to 8>'nd my circulars to any appli cant, together with price list or estimate. My prices 1 are moderate, and I assure the public that they are J cheaper than those of Northern manufacturers",and that my work will compare favorably with that of any other maker. Address, John Alexander, Conoakee Iron Works, Columbia, 8. C. 7oun? man go to Smith's '<>r th o notiMe raw ii it you <rvrr h?w. r ?<?* 6. A. DOUGLASS Has on hand a full Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing md IIATfi. A compute line of Saddle?, liridles and IlnnicsH/Croektry, Guns, Pistol?, ['utlery. limbed Wire, and Hardware of every loseription. Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Jewclry, K.ini-y and Pomcstic Groceries, Provisions, and Plantation Supplies. Just received a lot of Sewing Machines of the latest and most improved styles with all attachments and warranted for five years at from $16 to $25, either for Cash or partial payments. ALSO A LOT OF Horses, Mules and Wagons f'AVill up nn TIM R nntl on I hp vr-rv host. TERMS. " Oct. 15, 189(i. Dr. O.W. OASOU, Practicing Physician, HODGES, S. C. .\ OFFICE at the home of Mr. L. A. DANTZLEK. March 4. 18?J1. 3m ORAYDON .1 GRAYDOX, E. S. F. GILIS, Abbeville, S. C. Greenwood, S. U. CrRAYDON & &RAYD0N & GILES UTE have formed a partnership for the prae '* tlce of law in all its branches, underthe firm name of GRAY HON & GRAYDON & GILES. All business entrusted to any of the Ann will receive prompt attention. ELLIS O. GRAYDON, WW. N. GRAYDON, E. 8. F. GILES. March 12, lSDO.tf Terra Cotta Wells. TMIE undersigned is not disposed to brag on his new mode of water supply, but It is proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that his wells are the best and more durable than any other kind. He boasts of not having thirds of IiIk work Is for parties having lost their dug wells. Address, C. M. CALITOUN, Greenwood, S. C. They are frog proor and superior to one dug, mid are bound to supersede nil others. Joel S. Bally, Greenwood, S. C. Greenwood Cotton and Oil Mills. (!al. Kinard, Ninety-Six, S. (;. Hev. Pressly, Due West, S. C. Jones Miller, i bbeville.S. C. I have sunk nine-tenths ol the wells In my town iu seven years. Aug. t n :rc Farmers' Bank -OF Abbeville, S. C? | POKS GEXKRAIj BANKING BUSINESS. Buys&nd sells JCxchnnpo and makes Collcc-| lions. DEPOSITS SOLICITED. Win. II. Parker, J. T. Robertson,! President. Vice-1'res. | Julius II. DuPre, Cashif.k. March 5, 1890-12m H. D. Reese, WATCH REPAIRER, ^ *1*1 J *^7 V^?j IS ALWAYS ready to serve the public In bis lino of business, and solicits a share I Df the work in bis line. He will keep a varied stock of the best and i cheapest spcciaeles and eye-glasses, together | with silver plated ware and Jewelry. Nov. Ill 1S90. IF YOU ARE GOING WEST 1 AND WANT LOW RATICS To Arkansas rexas, Missouri,Coloradn, Oregon and California, or any point WEST or NORTHWESTIT WILL PAY YOU' l'o write to me. FIIED D. BUSH, | D. I\ A., L. & N. R R; 53 Wall St., Atlanta, Ga. Oct.. '29, ]*90-Gm THIS WEEK AT THE fill Mil1 :i(? Kalian Uockhis Choirs All sizes, pretty 'its. ?UU Common cane And Kalian chalre. _ 150 Chairs Walnut, Maple,dining and rockers. Our chair departuient is complete. Can suit any one in need ol chairs. * Oak Chamber Suits, In wood and marble tops?with toilet in withstand. (i Chamber Null*. In wulnut with toilet In washstand and marble top. l'rlces from >-'W to $lix>. 12 Baby Carriages In rattan and wire wheels. Splendid goods t prices from S8 to 5I1!. { Walnut llonkH Cases And Secretaries, will be sold cheap. I Walnut and Oak .Sideboards. 111,31. ^uuua m iwn |'iivw. (' U'iirdrobi'N In walnut, oak and poplar. .Splendid goods for tlic price. 1H Solas Price from 58 lo >i>oach We II live KhIm, Tables, Mattresses, Spring Beils, Feather I'illows,and everything usually found In a furniture store, our prices will be as low a? the lowest. CHALMERS'" Furniture Store. April 1,1WU tf DR. J. B. BRITT, PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST, - VKKDKKV, S. C DEAI.ER in Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, .Stationery, line Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Fancy (ioods, Ac. Prescriptions accurately prepared at nil hours. [Dec. 31, ltfMi, 12m SCHOOL NOTICE. Am. persons having business with the School Commissioner, will tlnd him In his office, all public days and every Saturday in eueli month nearest the middle of the month, during the present year, for the purpose of registering claims, <tc. K. CONVAN, School Coiuinmlssloi.er, Abbeville County. Feb. 1,1891 tf. The Abbeville Land, Loan ana Improvement Company. IN ACCORDANCE with Commission of Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall directed lo the undersigned Hoanl of Corporators of I lie ABBKV1LLK LAND, LOAN AND IMI'KOVKMICNT COMPANY ? , Notice Is hereby given that the books of subscription of ssild company will be opeu at Lheoince of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on v wnniiAHV ?t.h Inst., at the inunmMi, i ? W. C. MCGOWAN, P. ROSENBERG, AUG. W. SMITH, E. A. TEMPLETON, R. M. HADDON, T. P. COTHRAN. Board of Corporators. Alibevlllt'.S. C., Feb. 5 1S1M. Spring! Spring! | Spring is upon us, and now the question arises where to buy Spring G-oods the cheap est. By carefully examining the following List, you will find that CAMERON'S W TT A -W I 1 A A1 Y AX f( ir /V A new lOrKMlMDUM)! IS AT THE FRONT, pAND3=? Readyto Supply Your Demands. Ginghams, 7c, 8c, 9c, 12c and 12 l-2c Yard. Challies, 5c Yard, Colored Lawns, 6c Yard, Prints, 4 1-2, 5, 6,7 and 8c. Serges, 7,12,13c Yd. Pineapple Tissue, 12 l-2c Yard. Shirtings, 6c Yard. Oassimeres, 10c, 12c, 14c, 25c and up. ***- 1 m 1 1 A TT 1 Henriettas, aoc ana up. snirtings, iuc xara, 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. . v Outing Cloths, 10c, 11c, 121 2c, and 16 2-3c Yard, j Fine Line Flouncing, VictoriaLawns, 6c, 8c & 12 l-2c, Hamburg Edging, 3c to 25c per Yard, a ? ' r? n n i r\ i in in. * Jtiamourg insertion, /c, oc, oc, jluc ana iz, jl-zc. Lace Pilllow Shams, 50c and $1,00 per Pair. F LACES AND RIBBONS AT YOUR OWN PRICES, 1 STAMP LINENS, s Linen Towels, Napkins, Fans, Parasols, ( Ladies' Kid G-loves, Mits, Silk G-loves. G-ent's Black and White Straw Hats. Black ? and White Outing Shirts, Tennis and Base-1 ball Shoes, Belts and Ties, and our regular > Lines Shirts, Collars and Guffs, Trunks, Va- n lises and Shoes. Candies Direct From Factory. G-lassware, Tinware, Wooden ware, Crock- ? ery, and all kinds of Racket Goods. All we ask of our Patrons is to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, and we will < do our best to please you. ? m.u.? n t? j waiter uanieruu,. ur., _ GREENWOOD, S. J3., SAVE YOUR ROOFS, 5 BY J Painting them with the best Mineral" Paints. 90 per cent. Iron. For Sale by ( "FT- Wr. Lawson <Sc Co.1 The best quality of KEROSENE sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., for 15 cents per Gallon. THE PERFECTION Window screens. Keeps out ail Flies, Mosquitors, &c. j For Sale by H. W. La"WSON <fe Co.' March 25, 1891. - This Space is Reserved lor Baker, Mathews & Chambers, Leading Merchants and Extensive Dealers in Farmer's Supplies at IS. CJ. Attention Farmers II ABBEVILLE I <41111 fflffl are now prepared to furnish fertilizers of all kinds. Their Chickasaw High Grade Fertilizer is surpassed by none in the State r They have also a large lot of tl acid and meal II separate for those who wish to manipulate their own goods. All a their e:oods the.y propose to sell as cheap as can be bought any where. Special prices to those buying large lots, For terms apply to J. L. PERRIN, Manager i Feb. 3, 1891. I SPEED'S PR With a LARE and we lRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES', UIJLS, WiiMUUW U PUPTY, COMBS GOODS, PER] The demand of tbis market cau be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. 1 to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at al Yon are respectfully invited to call. P. B. For Sale Bj J. T. Sin mW take pleasure In announcing lo our f-\ Tn nnp tftonrant Upw flnwlP ill UUi iJiUgum nun ^uutiu yiiere we are offering an immense stock of Get )ry Goods, Flannels, Jeans, ( Shirtings, Tickings, ind everything else In the DRY GOODS lln iOT^ONS AND FANCY GOOES. We call sp "or MEN and BOYS. Our selection In this 1 he finest to the cheapest, and offered at excee S H O In SHOEa we are In a position to save y :ASH, direct from tbe Manufacturers before ng them at Old Prices. OUR SHOES are be cheapest. As heretofore our specialty GROCERIES AND TLA Ve have a large stock of every kind of S' ,owest possible prices, consistent with Rood JROCKERY, TINWARE, Ac., Is full and com While we do not claim to have Largest St< Ve do claim something that is vastly more lur Prices are LOWER than any one else. Call In and see us In our NEW STORE ai our interest to trade with us. We do all we possibly can to satisfy and p f vntir monev. R. W. National Bank Abbevi] Capital, Surplus, OfHc I. ALLEN SMITH, President. UENJ. S. 1IARNV Divec iEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., NO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., J. ALLEN SMITH DOES a General Banking business, provides Depositors. Is ready atuny aud all times V ur County affords. A New STOVES! STOV COOKING STOVE! HEATING STOVE At E. A. TE] SEABOARD AIR LINE. GEORGIA, CAROLINA & NORTHERN DIVISION. SUPPLEMENTAL TO rime Table ISTo. 10, ?IN EFFECT? _ 7:00 a.m., Sunday, April 5tb, 1890. JETWEEN MONROE AND ABBEVILLE ("OUTHBOOND.I NOBTHnOUND. CliiSH.jl Class.! 1 Clues. 2Class. 21. j ->3. 30 . 22. t...... Il'ussen- 1'iisseu ?C"m l8l'r a,ld "1'ATIUINS. ger anu F , ht irclgbt. ?M>n i Mull. 6 tmit ~omf\ Uttl'y Dftlly, xcelit excel?t l except except tunday. Sunday.| Sunday. Sunday. TTMT A.M. ILKAv?. arrive. P.M. A.M. 743 s 15 Monroe.... b 00 0 40 8 10 1 8 31 5 41 0 lo 8 45 1 8 42 { Wnxhaw. 5 35 j ?00 9 15 8 53 I ... .Osceola. 5 25 j 5 lu 9 27 I 9 02 I ...Van Wyck ... 5 15 4 '40 10 21 ' 9 II Catawba Junction o 05 | 4 -?U 10 41 I 9 17 I....Harmony 4 57 | > 35 11 09 ! 9 28 . ...Kdgenwor... 4 4j i ? ? *0 8 SM .....IlifMI. I J?! ?? 1131. 9 38 I.... Hodman j 4 32 i 5o 12 39 i ' 10 00 Chester 4 1- - * _> 1 u9 10 10 I...uandy Hlv.-r.... 3 ni 1 34 10 2ti 1 Ix-eds I > 4J 1 2 14) 10 40 j.... KIM. 1 ?= ?! ... I 3 30 2 oo 2 39 10 52 I -Ada i 3 15 2 .to , 2 51 10 58 I Mm W J; I 3 34 11 11 ....Whltiolro.... 2 o5 11 50 3 59 11 25 i Lyn | 24 JI ^ I 4 12 , 11 35 *... . Kenno - f ? ? ( 4 32 1 11 4S I)?ver, 1 ? * ft 14 11 iV> ' Clinton 2 lo 1 %j - ? ft 59 12 19 i....Mouniville...| ] ? # 0 19 12 30 ;....Cn.M Hill.... ? : J 00 6 44 12 46 ! Lot# , 1 ? . ( * 7 50 I 1 07 |....Orecnwood... 1 07 11 J 50 8 00 ! 1 13 Walden | 1255 | "> 8 *20 12^ . . .C ulm 12 10 ' J?> ? 8 45 [ 1 50 J....Abbeville... 12 30 0 50 A. M. I P. M.; _ "southbound train*, whether delayed or not.. have bsolute rlu'hlof Hack ov.r J^orihbound liains ?>t lie same clas". ( NO. C. WINDKU, L. T. MTKliS, || General Manner. General Superintendent. ; I. A. 1)()1)C0N, ?U|iorliii?ii(Itnt. Notice. rHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT) the County right tor the sale and opcrnlon of the J. G. FALLS A CO. GIN and! ,INTER, GUA1MER and SHARPENER are, ow prepared to either furnish machines prM i do the work llieinselvcri. Satin fact I on . uarantceil. Those wishing to Inspect the t nnchinct-an do so by calling at the Ablxv | illeOllMlll. The patronage of all Is sollc- fc ed. UcHpecllUlly, i K. S. KVAXS. | J. L. I'ERRIN* | | In the Stud. 1 r r\rk'* A CLKVKI.ANP. Registered in!. [ a k* C Siud i)e?wiidantn ol, aditoni. Lady i'.caconstleld l'ride of the 'A" JliltaMW. SI. 1>. ' Mnrcli Hi WI'L '' m STORE. 1 11 Selected Stock of PAINTS, ' LASS, PREPARED 3, BRUSHES, FANCY FUMES, STATIONERY, &C. Orders by Mail or hand promptly attendI hour*. SPEED. No. 8 Wall St., Abbeville,8. C lis," Greenwood, S. C. Iff STOCK. ;u <s and the public that we can be found v rs at the Mellwain Comer, v ieral Merchandise, consisting of . 3assimers, Prints, Sheetings, jjamasK, i/reions, e. Wo have a full and complete stock of eclal attention to our stock of e C1 otlE JLXB|? Ine of goods Is very fine in all grades from dingly Low Prices. E S . ou money, having bought a large stock for the recent advance in Shoes, and are offerin all grades from the best hand-eewed t6 will be STATION SUPPLIES. r.YPLE and FANCY GROCERIES at th quality. Our stock of HARDWARE, plete in ull lines. nek in town, or to do the Largest Business Important to the buyers, and that is, tbat nd vre promise to prove to you tbat it Is to lease the trade, and give you the full valne ^ a 8118W' UAWJNUJN. : of Abbeville, LI?, s. o. - - - - $75,000 - - - 10,000 evw s L. W. WHITE, Vice-rreside VELL, Cashier. !" : > *P1BZ , J. N. YOUNG, Due West, S. C., It. M, IIAODON, Abbeville, S. C., , W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. l\, . Abbeville, 8. C. , the greatest security and convenience ?or Its 3 make loans based upon such safe coll a tern I Kent. 11 lv Departure. ES! STOVES! S FROM $10 UP. S FROM $3 UP. MPLETON'S. ICED TEA! HOT TEA! -ATA. M. HILL & SONS. WE are sole ngents at Abbeville for the ez ciuslve sale of the celebrated 0. & 0. and Ko Mi Teas, each noted for their groat strength, purity. and flue blending of flavors. Remember where to get tbe best Teas at tbe lowest price*. March 4,1891. J. S. COTHRAN. L. W. PEBRIN. -T. P. COTHRAN.COTHRAN, PERRIN& COTHRAN Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. April 29, 1891, tf. Strayed or Stolen I?ROM the undersigned, about the 15th of . March, two young hound dogs, one a solid red dog and the other, red with white breast and white ring around his neck and white Mreak In forehead, will pay live dollars for their delivery to nie at Abbeville C. H. L. H. RUSSELL. WANTED! Old U. S. and Confederate Postage Stamps USED from 1340 to l.^B. Many are very rare and command high prices when ou lie original letter* or envelopes. Send for >rle? list and circular* explaining what iK .vantod. Best reference furnished If declroJ. W. F. LAMBERT, Alexandria, \ u. April :l, IS91. tf Great Bargains. IV'E HAVE Jt'ST PERFECTED Alt*' rangements with one of the moat reltible tlnns iu the Un I led Slates by which we lave control of South t'arolina for thesale of ?TIEFF 1'IANOS. DAVIS A SONS and I'Al,\L'K ORGANS. We rlfer Instruments at a o\v prices unci on as libera] terms as can oo lad anywhere. Don't purchase before setlDg lur catalogues nud prices. Ail.lrevs : JOHN A. HOLLAND, Nlnety-fc>lx, tf. C. Representative of Cliae. M. StleQ", Baltlnorc. 1,000 yards of calico, best quality at 3 cents u'ryard, P. Kosanberg <? Co. You can not fall to be suited In our elegant, itie of spring clothing. p. Rosenberg A?o.