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--'Tee Abbeville Press and Banner.! BY HUGH \VILSOX. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1891. VOLUME XXXVI. NO. tim Bargains in Everything! Tiir BM'uiivr hrhn/<n A'\T(I 1111! RlU.kx I I , v\ 3 hL iJiUMii'I IllJ/l'tllUliO OBJ JSJlLmJ-a Phi 111111 p;r H-nod s. \ Bio- Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. CD Bior Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. o Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. B\? Reductions on Men's Summer Shrits. o \ Big Recluc I! 0 ?3 on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Men's Spring. Suits. Big Reductions on Boys' Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Boys' Spring Suits. Big Reductions on Boys' Spring Suits. O J I Bio- Reductions op. Boys' Knee Pants. o J Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Call ancl ses whr.t Splendid Bargains we have to Offer on all Spring and Summer O-oods. Our Stock is too Large and Must be Reduced. jr. KosenDergeeuo. A full line of Groceries always on hand at very Lowest Market Prices. "SPEED'S MUG STORE/ With, a LABS and well Selected Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED FUiTY, COMBS, SHUSHES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMES. STATIONERY, &C. T'sa 'rjti-ni 1 ?.r 11?"~ iii.i: l:v?t <-:>n ii > < ii- ii.M i :i; u;s :i:s. 1 n?. (?!?l r?l?y M:;ilor hand promptly attendOil I-'. i j-. < ri|i. i r.-iiiiiy <-.i:i!t><nind' ! : I al! Ihuii.--. V"?m nio ' f-j ? !I :l!y !ti vit'-d ! i. .ill. JB. SPEED. No. h Wall .St., Abbeville,S. C ...in A He?/ Departure. STOYB I STOVES ! STOVES! GOOKITTG- STOVES FROM $10 UP. HEATING- STOVES FROM $3 UP. At M. ii, 'r^MFLETOif'S. National Bank of Abbeville, J&Jk?Te> O. <ii, S75,000 Surplus. ------- 10,000 <Z53> m"Z* err* 3 .1. Aiw'.;:.'1; SJiri'U, i'rc-ulein. I<. W. WIMTK, Viec-Preside S. J:A1!NW!;i,L, < :t>bicr. ; 5i S 5 ? <!*? 6 ?B? S <;?;{>. *;V. V/i!,;,; \ II <*:mr. S. J. X. VU! X<;, Our- West, S. C? I,. W. : ( ?:. A b!?.-\ illi-. s. !?. SI ADIION, Abbeville, S. C., JX'O. A!>!? v I'll1, S. .MrtlOWAX, Abbeville, S. C'., .!. A?il.s:x S>J? i ll. Abbeville, S. I v in ;; ! 1 -I :i! i'.ii:!.' i!: 1 -; i |.i-.)vMc< I Ii" jiitjiIcsI security and convcnlcncc for lis | * ii.p.. I< ?i jk" :i! :.y : 1 ? i I all I: liii-s I u iicikc loans Imsi'il u | miii such salt' col I ill era I r.?i;.?l> !I->:-t . ' II, ISSS. |y Sf '; ?7 \ For Sals Xy J. T. SiiiiniODS, Greenwoofl, S. *C. *cs^?. ?,' '* " ' ' ".-r*-" '- . ' * v.: . . * - .. ,\a' ? STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Colli IT (?F COMMON PLEAS. .1. \V. Sproies, PInlntlir, against .). A. Sibley and U. O.Hitt, In their own right and late as Sibley .t Co., and as President and Secretary of the Greenwood Cotton Compress Company. Jessie Thompson and Armstrong I'ro's., liefcndunts. Copy Summons For Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Pcfondants, J. A. Sibley in his own right and as a member of the late firm of Sibley & Co., composed of J. A. Sibley and It. U. llitt, and hs President of the (ireeuwood Cotton Compress Company. 11. C>. llitt in his own right and a member of the late iirm cf Sibley ?fc Co., composed of J. A. Sibley a k. (j. llitt, and as Secretary of the (.ireeuwood Cotton Compress Company. Jessie Thompson and Armstrong Urotliers. IOC AUK HKKEKY SU.M.MONK1) AND 1 equ 1 red to answer the complaint in this action, of which acopy is herewith served upon yon,and the original filed In the Clerk'soflice at Abbeville Court Mouse, SonthCaroiina.on May .10,1891, and toserve a copy of your answer-to the said complaint on the subscribers at their oflice at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint with Ill Till! 11I11U ujorvsuiu, U1U |IIUI?111I1 in im.-i action will apply to the Court for tlio relief demanded in the complaint. dated uOth day of May, 1S!)1. i'AltKKlt ?!fc MdiOWA.V, I'laintiirs Attorneys. With the following notice endorsed. To Jesso Thompson A- Armstrong Bros : Takk Notici:: That, no demand is made against you in this action, and it you answer will be at your own cost. l'AKKKK A MrGOWAN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. June:!, lsiil fit. ALL SORTS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. OKDERK rOIt ALL KINDS TMMTrtninrk mirvn mnrm ira t mum LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, And other lUTILDIXG MATEHIAI, solicited. I HAVE WAGONS And can deliver any goods ordered from me, and will contract lo BUILD HOUSES. S. G. Thomson. Abbeville, April t:?, 1MM, 12m. H=h=H aaF0R THE FEET. JJynd's Best. i jj^onest Work. HI JJome-Made Shoes. JJonest Leather. JJ JJome-Made Leather JJonest Prices. JJ Sontiiern Enterprise- Hone Inflnstry Soli<1 I.cutlwr SIMM's AK!linsl Sluxldj Paper SImm's. $500 REWARD I'or a Single Pair of Our shoos that arc not. all Solid Leather. TilE largest Tannery and Shoe Factory South, making the Leather lor HHm pairs shoes every day in the year, and every pound of it made inlo "Home-Made Shoes'' In our l-'aetory. Shoes that are guaranteed the l.est made in the United Slates. Customers buying them once will have no other. Sold only by J. G. JIYNDS JI'K'G CO., GAINKSVILLK, GA. roil sam: hy 0. P. HEATH & CO., A V?>?PTrinf>. S. f!. Juno 17, 1N91, tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK AliHKYIl,LK. I'KOH.VTK COI'IVr. In the matter of the Kslatc of J. A. Arm strong, deceased. "I^ZKKIKIj IIAUUIS, AS ADMINISTUA-Ll TOK for siiid Kstate, having applied lor settlement and discharge : IT IS UUDKKKD, Hint Wednesday, the LKi!id day of July next be fixed for granting the relief prayed for, J. FIT,J,Kit LYON, | J udgo I'robate Court. June IS, lS'.il T H K Farmers' Bank -OKABBEVILLE, S. C., Dons CiKNKUAI. ItANKIXfS ISlTSINKSS. Buys and sells Jixchango and makes Collections. I> K I'OSI T S S ? li I <' I T i: l>. 'Paid up Capital ^.iU,Ti>< > ' Subscribed Capital 7,">,( )( XI Win. II. l'lirker, .1. 'I'. IColicrlsoii. I'KKSI DKNT. V 1CK-1'KKS. Julius II. Dul're, CASH IKK. | Mnrcli "?, 1S!H)?12m E.F. GILLIAUD," .". T A I LO K, OVKit TIIK I'OST - OI'FK'K, IS i'llKpared to ilo all work in Ills lino. ("FTITIXO, MAK INCt, KKI'A IHINti.and t'I.KAN! IN<i of liKNTI.K.MKN'S CI.OTIIINCi, a j specially. j HAM 1'I.IiH of SUITS alw:iys on hand. Cliarfjes Reasonable. June 10,1MU. 12mos. BA bit; cut in -It) inch line while liounoin:;s sit tiiiduu's. t WRECKING i PRICES, i A PICNIC FOR CLOSE CASH BUYERS! We keep our sales up by putting the knife into prices. By opening our eyes and our pocket-book in the hour of depression we caught the flying bargains. WE MUST HAVE YOUR CASH TRADE! HERE THEY GO. 2,000 yards of figured muslins, 2 1-2 cents per yard. 2,300 yards gingham, 5 3-4 cents per yard. 20 Pieces 8 cts. fine cliallies now at 5c per yd. The latest out never here before, will arrive in few days black ground batiste with colored figures, new arrivals every week, We Are Tlie People! Palmetto fans, one cent each. Pants cloth 8 cts, worth double, through the fire but not damaged. OUR WHITE GOODS SALES Are immense, our prices puzzle buyers and "stun" our competitors. New embroidered flouncings hemstitched India linen, black hemstitched linens~we have polka dotted swisses, something entirely new in plaid swiss in polka dot, Anything you want in light summer goods for a nice cool airy dress. Some Competitors say to you, no use to go to Heath, we will sell you goods as cheap as he will. Let them come to the front boldly with their prices and lets see how easily we can knock them out, We would like a little fun with some of our would be competitors. Anything to see a little life in things these long summer days, anything you want your pocket-book says go to Heath's. Pay no attention to what would be competion says, but follow the dictations of your pocket-book and march to yours always, on the alert for bargains. O. P. HEATH & CO., Headquarters, N. Y. City, June 3, '91. tf BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! For the next sixty days t will sell the following goods tit cost for SPOT CASH. Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Unbrellas, Parasols, Boots, Shoe?, Cattonades, Jeans, Cassimers, Shirts, White Goods, Ginghams, Challies, Prints, and all Dress Goods. will offer great inducements in DOMESTIC GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ETC, THIS is ;i bona lido SALE for a double purpose first, to reduce STOCiV and to raise the CASH which is very much needed. T-? TTT n A TVTTVT/^TVr .TL. VV . WAJ.\ X\ Ui\ . June -4, 1801. "June." Bargains, Bargains. "June." WI. E. BELL Will offer great Bargains during the month of JUNE in ri n GINGHAMS. CALICOS, SATEENS and CFI ALLIES. Groat JJlGSS LtOOQS, rcdiictiou la' WHITE nnil ltLAl'lv 16 and 27 Inch Embroldry Flouncing. T oTTrmci o -r? /-I "D o+ ? ci+/=k At a grot ml net ion. Fersion Mulls and OrganLldWIib dllU. -DcllilaL" dies lor loss Hum you can buy them elsewhere. IHAVK made si great reduction on all goods, and can give yon FUES1I PRETTY SUMMER Styles. ^" ii ? vv iionn if.iincAfl wllh Hip other sonds. LADIES LACE SHOES at cost. snoes CIIILDItKN'S siun-:s at c?st. 1 nn-uibusiness and will boglad lo have buy-1 ers to call and examine my Goods. Yours, ?c., WM. S3. BELL. June 10, le91. tf. TLXISES THE WXilPS. WHIPS. The best made, do not cost more than Ordinary Whips. Sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO. YOU WILL FIND THIS SIMtlNO ^."3? lo: jA. JLD JO J.XI 7 Sai : rPVin Torrroof And I: 1 Selected Slock of Fashionable Millinery. The Latest Styles in lilt Lulglot !?icss Suitable Triinmnms to Match all the New Shades in Dress Materials. *11? l, ua<-st stork of Clack and Colored Dress Silks. A Drive in Hummer silks at t<>."iiic. Black Silk Crenadines, lieuutiful Patterns, SOc up. PlAim.Mnrv ! > in. wide-Narrow to Match. Hi in. Hlack Flouncing?all Over to WIllll T lUUllt'lU^j Match. Black Striped and Plaid Organdies. 1'opular Make (iloveFittlnu Cor-cls. I.a-Ii< s' Silk I'inU i vists. l ast liiack Silk Gloves?Fingers Doubled. White anil Blacksilk Dn r-> shield.-. T upo Purtflinc I ' autliul Designs -White and Colored. "i0 Dozen Tabic Napkins and L/ttUc ulU UllU^j |i.iyiiTs, ::.*? per dozen up. Table Linen, 2;>eper yard up. Linen Crash, V |'i r yanl up. l'icees Torchon Lace, So, ]nc, l.">c, *JI)<j and 2f>c per dozen yards, Finer miniit v Torchon l,acc.:c per yard up. Lailies', Misses'and Infants " Absolutely " Fast Bl'k Hose. QVioo"1 Ladies', Misses' ami Children's Donuola Kid Button Shoes?(Quality and Pricc OilUtS^ (iii',,"iile<il. Lailies', Misses' and Cliildren's Gondola Kid oxford Ties?the Nii'cst Summer Shoe on the Market. Dnvocnlo onrl TTtyiWaIIqo ',vc'r one hundred Styles to Select from. Ladies who wish idldaUlo allU U111U1 bildb. the Latest Styles in New, Fresh Goods, at Mederate Cost, WILL FIND Til KM AT :M. J*4T- << Spring! Spring! Spring is upon us, and now the question arises % where to buy Spring Goods the cheap- . ||| est. By carefully examining the following List, you will find that CAMERON'S fi New York Racket Stor<| IS ATx THE FRONT, W Ready to Supply Your DemandsJ Ginghams, 7c, 8c, 9c, 12c and 12 l-2c Yard. Challies, 5c Yard, Colored Lawns, 6c Yard, . Prints, 41-2, 5, 6, V and 8c, Serges, 7,12,13c Yd, . . vi Pineapple Tissue, 12 l-2c Yard, Shirtings, 6c Yard.-m Cassimeres, 10c, 12c, 14c, 25c and up. Henriettas, 25c and up. Shirtings, 10c Yard. Sheeting, 5c, 6c. 7c, 8c, 21c and 31c per Yard. 30-in. Black Satine,12 l-2c. 3-4 in. Black Satine, Checked & Striped Lawns, 10,15,18 and 25c, ni 1,? in? T n tttti IfU V/1 UUtJUh-tiU. namsiiUAB, XUUI JJiaun. juanii) iuu xu. Outing Cloths, 10c, 11c, 12 l-2c, and 16 2-3c Yard. Fine Line Flouncing. Victoria Lawns, 6c, 8c &12 l-2o. Hamburg Edging, 3c to 25c per Yard. Hamburg Insertion, 7c, 8c, 8c, 10c and 12 l-2c. * ,'^J Lace Pilllow Shams, 50c and $1.00 per Pair. LACES AND RIBBONS AT YOUR OWN PR1CES.|| STAMP LINEN?,!! Linen Towels, Napkins, Fans, Parasols>p Ladies' Kid G-loves, Mits, Silk G-loves. Gent's Black and White Straw Hats. Black | and White Outing Shirts, Tennis and Base-i| ball Shoes, Belts and Ties, and our regulaxf| Lines Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Trunks, Var-J 1 icqo csnrl STin^cs 11KJUKJ UAAVi K^AAWMI Candies Direct From Factory. Glassware, Tinware, Woodenware, Crock-1 ery, and all kinds of Racket Goods. All we ask of our Patrons is to give us all call before purchasing elsewhere, and we will ^ do our best to please you. Walter Cameron, Jr., Jfl GREENWOOD. S. C.J| Baker, Mathews & Chambers,! Of Ijown.cles'rille, C??9 ?=sDEALERS IN9=? GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FERTILIZERS. Heavy Groceries and Farm Supplies i Are Offered at Close Prices, and HATS, CLOTHING AND SHOES! At prices to suit the times. Call and see us, J| get prices and be convinced. "||jj Baker, Mathews & Chambers, m May 17,1891. tf Lowndesville, S. C. SAVE YOUR ROOFS, ? BY >iSg Painting them with the best Miner&l|| Paints. 90 per cent. Iron. m For Sale by EL ~W. Lawson & CoJj The best quality of KEROSENEB ? - ? - ^31 sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., for 1 15 cents per Gallon. . J THE PERFECTION I V"y "Window Screens. I Keeps ont all Flies, Mosquitors, &c. | For Sale by H. W. LAWSON & OoJ March 25, 1891.