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' 1 - mi "" a'i i *ii ti 21 t> The Abbeville Press and Banned BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1891. VOLUME XXXVI. NO. l|||| Bargains in Everything! THE BIGGEST RiOIMi OUNT A1L.IL. Summer Goods. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. ^ 1 K A Ci mnroaf Qhi rfc Dig neuuuuuris un mono juhuhci wnnw. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shirts. Big Reductions on Men's Summer Shrits. Big Reductions 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. Rirr Rorlni-vfinnc nn Rnvs' Knfifi Pants. U/lg I IVVIUVIIWMW w< i ? W J ? - - ? ? Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Big Reductions on Men's Neckwear. Call and see what Splendid Bargains w< have to Offer on all Swine and Summer Goods. Our Stock is too Large and Must be Reduced P. Rosenberg & Co A full line of Groceries always on hant at very Lowest Market Prices. SPEED'S DRUG STORE. With a LARE and well Selected Stock o DRUGS, CHEMICALS, \ PATENT MEDICINES, |PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW G&ASS, PREPARED PUTTY, COMBS* BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMES. STATIONERY, &C The demand of this market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. Oiders by Mall or hand promptly atten edto. Prescriptions carefally compounded at all Hours. You are respectfully Invited to call. P. 33. SPEED. No. 8 Wall St, Abbeville. S. C A New Departure. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES COOKING STOVES FROM $10 UP. ? * ^ ^rr atttir* t-lt^ aur tho ttti MiliATJLJN Lt BXUVJCj? r jxv^iyi ?po ur. At E. A. TEMPLETON'S. National Bank of Abbeville Abbeville, S- O. Capital, 75,00* Surplus, 11,50' Ofltcew x J. ALLEN SMITH, President L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. nivectoi** * GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNG. Due West, S. C., L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., R. M, HADDON, Abbeville, S. C JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. 1 J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C. DOES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe collate our County atfordB. Sept. 11, 1888. ly J. T. Gmiooil, S. C. SAVE YOUR ROOFS. ! BY Painting1 them with the best Mineral \ Paints. 90 per cent. Iron. For Sale by EL W. Lawson & Co. The best quality of KEROSENE sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., for 15 cents per Gallon. \ THE PERFECTION "Window Screens. Keeps out all Flies, Mosquitors, &c. For Sale by h. w. lawson & Co.. March 25, 1891. Baker, Mathews & Chambers, j Oi* ljo^Bvxi.de*^llle9 M. C??9 ?-=sDEALERS IN&=? E GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FERTILIZERS. Heavy Groceries and Farm Supplies \ Are Offered at Close Prices, and [ hats, clothing and shoes; At -nriofts to suit the times. Call and see us, * get prices and be convinced. * Baker, Mathews & Chambers, j 3 May 17,1891. tf Lowndesville. S. C. J S ALL SORTS OF TT TT . BUILDING MATERIAL, H =H= H ; ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS AJ,F0R THE FEET." nRronn ^ mmm Hr?d8Be,t ??* h jjlljuu.ji! ? 1.1 Ju. jujjli Home*Made 8hoes- ; HoneBt L?auier H r 1 LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, Home*MadeLcatlier;iHoneBtPrlceB- H Southern Enterprise- Home Inilastry j ? ? " A. l.?,r 2 And can dell ver any goods ordered from me, Noitu Lentoer NnoeN akhiiihi buw?uj _ and will contract to Paper Sboea. BUILD HOUSES. MOO REWARD E Sjy For a Single Fair o/Oar Shoes that are not n f I lit mall Solid Leather. { Lj I n n f f 1 snn THE largest Tannery aDd Shoe Factory g South, making the Leather lor 1000 pairs * 4hi,?riii0 ,= ,M, Shoes every day In the year, and every pound Abbeville, April 15, 1801, 12m. of it made Into "Home-Made Shoes" In our Factory. Shoes that are guaranteed the Be6t made In the United States. Customers buy* Em A M lng them once will have no other. , H LT 1 I j I I I A K. I J Sold only by J. G. IIYNDS M'F'G CO., * 7 GAINESVILLE, GA. I T A. ILOR, FOR SALE BY ' f\VER THE POST-OFFICE. IS PRE- A ? TTT1 A fflTT 0 fM\ U pared to do all work In bis line. CUT- (1 J* WEATK & CjO . d- TING, MAKING. REPAIRING,and CLEAN- w* A# VV.j S.?y.GENTLEMEN e CL0TH,NG' a Abbeville, S. C. SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand. Tune 17 isoi tr Charges Reasonable. June 16,1891. 12mos. ' ' ' ! For Sale. the 100.000 FEET LUMBER Farmers' Bank of every dfscription. -of? " 500 Cords Dry Split 2-Foot Pine Wood. abbeville, s. c., do eh Gknkkal Bankino Business. Orders for wood or lumber will bedellvered jjuy8 and sells Exchange und makes CollecIf desired. The mill Is on the Wardlaw Farm ""j0""" nc' . * within the Incorporate limits of the town. '' _ r. e. cox. deposits SOLICITED. Abbeville, s. c.. May 22,1891, 3m. Paid up Capital Subscribed Capital 70.000 ' HQ C T \kl\l CRM Win. II. Parker, J. T. Robert*on, URl Li JUi ?? ILOUIll President. VicK-Pitia. Julius II. DnPre, Cashiek. - March 5, 1890?12m , 43*0ffice up stairs over r. w.Cannon's store | Aug. 28,188a. * The State of South Carolina, ior oaie. county of abbeville. D/~vNE of tlie most desirable residences in the . vy town of Abbeville. i*uoiiatk court. > 0 mt&neryTnhltne8h0p,l0eetherwlth bu th? In the matter of the Estate of j. a. Arm Also, a desirable lot and livery 6table. strong, deceased. Any of tbe above property will be sold at au an,.|vmiim mrchmei^prlce8' and 0,1 termh t0 8ult tle e/ftor%orsahi s?te. havhig allied tor anfdobinnere0ffisrmatlon* ?psuly viiimt" "itts^orderertat Wednesday, the and Banner omce. July 7,1891, tr. ^ dayof july next be ?xed for grunting ( the relief prayed for, i H_^ j. fuller lyon, , II Judge Probate Court. . 1). Keese, ue WATCH repairer, .ntnAri mnAiinAii SS Abbeville, S. C., MM Til 1 V 1 Is always ready to serve the publlo in I fllllv | f|i| llllll 1 his line of business, and solicits a share I llllya I 11 IB flull 1| of the work In his line. amiva/f tliviuvviii . He will keep a varied stock of the best and j cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together nfaifp nc with sliver plated ware and Jewelry. Nov. 19 1890. -i WaUer^TMiller, |MTY & FANCY GROCERIES, Attorney and CoanNelior at Lnw, J t>racticesb?nviboths" state and| Meal, Sugar, Coffee, _l Federal Courts. Special attention given wff!iea?iD85i?,6an.u>1?ve"'eaU?'!l'tle'- Rice, Flour, Grits, DENTAL NOTICE. ? Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Dr, S. 6. Thomson, ?1 0ET "RESH ? office r up-stairs on moilwain Bakers Bread Abbeville, s. c, March 23, 1891. tf - "ft*very tuesday and friday. Goods 12 yards Good Bed tlokinf? at 51.00. w.e -i-i sold at the lowest market price for cash. Bell. Cail and see me. July 29,1891,3m RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD DON COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE OIV CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TlTr<T>Tv I IT A In Effect .July 5, 1891. I Ml'I II A l|' (Trains run by 75th Meridian time.) I V\| 1/ II Vj _ ______ lliuUMim j no. J n<>. no. j no. I No. No. Fire, Iiife an I 13. 15. 17. 7. 9. 42. ' ! ?? 1 snranr.fi Rftt I A.M.j A.M| ?j 1 Aetna Fire Ii ssssad 'fill ! Si. Fail Germ sSEEj 12 ! Knville Fire I ssrl in Mntnal Benefit ir Hot Springs 6 46 UIIUUIU JJUUUUl ::sr,.fc-. ?s I Staaiari Life& jV Knoxvilio 8 80 | wiuuuuiu iiijiin* Lr Cincinnati!.... P.M. A.M j U.S. MltllSl Al 1238 850 7 23 T CAN make It to 12 67 9 07 ? sl iS S irLuuren# ' 9 451 11 55 Business and corres Lr Ninety-Six I 2 15 10 22 m m ,v Ninety-Six., f 2 35 TVI |\/r .vGreouwood 2 561 10 46 I 111. ^ Abbeville 4 ooj 1115 j _ mimrn ix ueiion I 4iu u .v Belton f 6 20 12 15 12 63 ,v Pelzcr 4 421 I I 1 10 P. S.?I sell short ,V Piedmont 5 00 I | 155 which are verypopuli per day for ?3,000 Insu lV ttreenville........ 5 40 take a trl^ w lthouto it Anderson 6 481 112 50 I P.M. Feb. 9,1801. 12m. it Pendleton 6 40| j | ,v Seneca f T m' ~ irWalhalla 8 2t\ | I f it Atlanta lfrSj j | Jm ^ OITTH BOUND. No. No. No. No.! No. No. 1 11' lAf 14. 16. 18. 8. 10. 42. 11 |J IIMl KilT Zm mt ZmipJIP^ lliil j-Charleston 9 80 12 50 I ..I Ji I 1 P.M. ir Columbia 5 301 8 50 9 4o iv Union. 6 29 !!? lam Now Pre] <V Flat Rook 3 10 n VI 71 1 is ReasonaWe Pn i ana Best sei .v Morristown .. | 9 25 ?.*.?. ? \r? Wairhfi*? ,vCincinnati.... I 7 20 VV & UvllUOj Lr Prosperity.... 4 00 8 10 8 18 P.M. Newberry i 8 42i i 8 CO 8 03 S 4<) n *^W7" ~l I Hfi-2 tt 0<J - * WW J .v Laurens j. li 201 f# 13 ,v Ninety.su..} ? g 6 52 Silverware, ir Groenwood 1 43 6 22 , m. and Gc iV Abbeville 12 35 5 15 ir Belton f jo ?| 4 m And everything Id A M| ever offered to the pe< ir Pelrer..... |i:?M| 4 28 Silver and Nickel W Ir Piedmont 11 351 4 11 ,v Greenville 1100 P.M. 8 35 Gold Watches .v Anderson Ill SS| 8 5? .v Pendl"ton.?... |10 Mj Clocks fr .v Seneca 10 17 ,v Walhalla | 9 45| CHAINS. CHA L SLEEVE BUTTONS, Trains 7, 8,9,10,13,14, 17,18, 42, 43 dally except SCARF PINS, SI Pullman Sleeper on trains 15 and lfl between BUNCHES, EAR R] Iharlenton. S. C., anp Olncinnatti. Ohio, Via Atlnn- CHILD'S DRESS BU Ic Coast Line, Columbia, Asbeville, Paint Rock, and RollnH Plnt? at fli lorriaton, Cnoxville, Jellco and Junction City. KOlieo i late at tL J. A. Dod?on Supt., W. H. Green, Gen. ManY. ri u -n* r Jas. L. Taylor, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Sol Hass, Traffic liOlu XllDffS, LQt rlanager. * D. CABDWELL, Division Pa?s. Agent. frnm 7n Columbia, B. O. 1101,1 'J 0 ??? Sterling Silver Thlr very low. SEABOARD AIR LINE, R !Abra nR GEORGIA, CAROLINA & NORTHERN Spoon8' ^ Trlple P1 DIVISION.' K. Gold Spi supplemental to Glasses from 94, rime Table No. Why Injure your ? -in efpkct- js 6* when y?u 0811 5:00 a. m., Tuesday, June 23rd, 1891. It will be to your ad should you need anyt 1ETWEEN MONROE .AND ELBERTON Repairing neatly do t-PPrt. nniAA In RtnrA t OUTHBOUND.I NOBTHBOUND. classTTciaiKsJ 1 Class. 2 Class. T 1 jST" 43. j 86. 28. gB Xa J T i Pas sen-' Paasen- T L?f' ger and STATIONS, ger and reight. ? Ma? j Mall. "e'g''tDilly" "Dally Dally Dally Qr66IlW00d. S ixceDt except except except 1 nnday. Sunday. Sunday. Snnday. Oct. 15, 1890. p. M. ~P7 M. Leave. Abhivk. p. M. P. M. 8 45 2 15 Monroe.... 12 01 6 20 CfiTTAAT 9 10 2 % Potter 11 45 S 53 OlsXlUUlj 9 45 j 2 40 Waxhaw. 11 35 5 38 10 10 I 2 49 Osceola 11 28 5 20 A LL PERSONS 10 25 2 58 ....Van Wyck.... 1118! 5 05 A with the Sch<x - i 3 05 n . i t11 iA a ra {1 nd h 1 ill ]o 1jIs offlc 11 15 i 8 15 Catawba JnDction 11 10 4 50 every Saturday In ei 11 32 3 20 ....Harmony 11 05 4 15 middle of the month, 1154 3 29 . ...Eilgemoor... 10 57 4 00 for the purpose of reg 12 04 3 33 Hlcklin 10 53 3 50 E. COWAN, Sohc 12 19 8 40 .... Kodman 10 47 8 40 1 25 4 05 Chester 10 26 3 00 Feb. 4.1891 tf. 1 50 4 22 ...SandyKlver.... 10 10 2 05 2 06 4 33 Leeds 10 00 1 48 . 2 30 4 46 ....Fish Dam ... 9 48 1 83 FRESH A 2 48 4 58 Ada 9 88 1 15 X JfcXJOXi D 3 00 5 06 Delta 9 38 1 05 3 35 5 20 ....Whltmlre.... 9 23 12 40 30 4 00 5 87 Lyn 9 11 12 15 ? IK i t Pi.nnn O 02 i 12 03 A mm" 1 36 6 05 Dover 8 ?0 11 45 I a. jyi. ?ii 5 03 j 6 Clinton -j g ^ 11 <0 5 40 ?57 ....Mountvllle... 8 02 10 57 /CALIFORNIA evap 5 55 7 06 ....Cross Hill.... 7 53 10 40 v/ Uncanvassed Pic li 15 7 18 Lota 7 40 10 20 Uncanvassed Break 7 20 7:58 ....Greenwood... 7 20 9 50 Bummer Cheese. 7 30 7 48 Walden 7 14 9 25 Tea-cakes Id varletj 7 48 7 07 Cana 7 00 9 07 Soda Crackers (Mas< 8 40 8 18 ....Abbeville.... 6 40 8 40 Pure Leaf Lard. 9 0S 8 41 Watts 6 20 7 40 Flour ! Flour!! Floi 0 33 i 9 00 Calhoun Falls. 6 02 I 7 15 Pure Apple Vlnegai 10 05 ! 9 16 ..Heardmont ... 5 47 i 6 42 White Fish In one-fc 10 22 1 9 25 .. Mlddleton .... 5 87 j 6 25 May 28,1891. tf. 10 50 9 42 ..... Elberton.... 5 20 6 00 ' ? -? 1 a ir I A *r . A. M. 1 JP. JY1.| | A. m. I ix. w. Southbound trains, whether delayed or not, have 66/^vt t ibsoluto right of track over Northbound TralDS of j^.0 v>/ld lie same class. . gQuth Carolu FNO. 0. WINDEB, L. T. MYEBS, WB"W1" General Manager. General Superintendent. Commencing Sunday, T. W, wblsnant, Superintendent. Trains will run as foliowi - TO AND FROM ( Change of Schedule on C? N. & L. R. R For ( Q Leave Charlei Supplement to Arrive Coluinl 'Connection at" Q., C. & N. Junctions. Connection p,? ? at Clinton, S. C. , ?. , * Leave Charleston Arrive Augusta freight. Pass. I STATIONS. Pass. Freight. For< Leave Columbia A. M. P, M. A. M. P. M. Arrive Charleston S 50 3 52 LvCol.CN&L Ar 11 08 7 40 Leave Augusta 12 25 5 85 Newberrv 9 25 4 35 Arriye Charleston 2 10 6 35 Ar Clinton Lv 8 25 2 50- ? ' 4_ . .. p y Connections at Columbia ?-?? ' polntson Columbia and < Agents G., C. & N. R. B. south of Clinton will note cept Sunday ; to and froi that the above schedule will enable passengers to vis- Union and Colombia Bal It Columbia, remain from 11:08 a.m. until 8:52 p.m., trains leaving Columbia ? ?nd return homo same day. 9;45 a. m. Connections H. W. B. GLOVEB, D, P. Agent. B. by all trains to and fr? Abbeville S. C.. June 25th, 1691. Through trains betwee ~ ' ' i ???? via. Camden. Lancester^ The Short Line to Florida. Kbn?dviS??db^mm1 POET BOYAL AND WESTEBN CABOLINA Cincinnati ^nejrtmir BAILWAY CO. At Pregnall's to and frc COMMENCING JULY 26th, 1891, Passenger trains Ballroad. At Chariest* / wjll run as follows by 75th Meridian time: York, on Monday, Wei Going South. Dally. Charleston and Savannah Leave Anderson 3 15pm vannahud Florid*point Leave Starr 4 08 p m At A ugusta w 1 th Goor Leave Lowndesvllle 5 05 p m Leave Mt. Carmel 6 13pm A' BL?.ck?v, ? ^ Arrive McCormlck 7 15pm S A ft , u ,nr? Arrive Augusta 10 00 p m ^ Arrive Savannah 6 30 a m ?- $ ^ILLLK U T Arrive Jacksonville 12 00 noon ^ Going North. Dally. Leave Jacksonville 1 10 p m Columbia, Sfewbe Leave Savannah 8 10 p m SOUTH CABOLINA ] Leave Augusta- 7 20 a ui D. H. Chambi Arrive McCormlck 9 83 a in Columbia, 8 Leave McCormlck 9 85 a m Arrive Mt. Carmel 10 51 a m ZABT bound. Arrive Lowndesville 12 25 p m Lv Cllnton? Arrive Starr 1 28 p in Lv Newberry... Arrive Anderson 2 15 p m Ar Columbia Connections made at Augusta tor Atlanta and all ?Dally except Sunday' points West. Tickets on sale at P. B. ?fc W. C. By depots to all WWT B0UND points at cheap ratea and baggage checked to destlna- Lv Columbia tion. For any further information apply or write. Ar Newberrv W, J. CBAIG, P. A. Clinton*.... ?' a Dally except Sunday. Jas. L. TAILOB, SOL. HAAS c M WAK] fcr. r. A. 1. iVl. g g r ALDS Good Stock. T IMB0- a Registered HolesteiD til], 1 1117/117 Ju now at Seal's 8tables. . - SB 1 1 U V I V May 18, 189L J- w- MOBRAH. I Mil. n . , 0.. .? d Accident In- OUt Of StOCk | ira rati ted hv tt7e keep always on hand a Jxoocxilcu uy yy number of borses and mules for sale. ? We have now several excellent work animals J PT1PQHPD PnmnQnU whicb^ewn^ell cheap. ouiuiiuu uuiuyuiij. A> jj. jiamnn, Agent. Fire Insurance Co. u^!^i . m nsnrance Company, s. h. hendebson, J Life taw Co. Attorney at Law. Accident Insurance Greenwood, s. c. a fmAAt a4iam OFFICE over Lee <fe Bailey's store. Prompt - .-tm uciienl Association. VpnfMr &10 co"ecuo"the interest of parties ~ ~ ZZ iSST? w" Por Sctle>:fe,^ pondence solicited. f # " r< Mattison, At i Bargain||j Broker, Donalds, S. C. | iTfnd^lS&0<S nNE25-HORSEPOWERWE8TINGHOU8E: |9 ranee No one ?honld vJ Engine and Boiler. Two 60-8aw Pratt ranee. .No one sn old Qjne) feeders and Condensers. . One Bow. j3 Power Press, Seed Conveyor, and everything^ rftg complete for ginning, inflrst-class order. For .jjjs further particulars address, . J rV%M J. H. OLDHAM. !uartersn a atk a APfiTA alf.no.tAH ah fnllrtxva * flllllllBtl 3/D FronaQreenwood six miles. From -T-Jv I 59 IE El 1 Bradley six miles. From Verdery two anda. IShBIIVI m balfmileB. From New Market five miles. I 3 If I 1 11 I I The landls leveland highly Improved, there ' ym II IP II IP il m, Are also one hundred acres of first class bot- 3 v v torn land on thif place. Two dwellings and nnmber of negro cabins, For terms and further particular apply to . -> J . MM . WM. PATRICK CALHOUN, jared to Offer at May4<1891- Abbevinec.H,8.a^ ices tie Largest db. t. j. chymes, I WSMOf "'Dentist.'-' GRADUATE, PENN. DENTAL SURGERY, PI Artlrri TS permanently located at Greenwood, and . <$ Ill 111* K \ J. ofiers his professional services to Gr6en> ~gwS|. I vj.vvmM| wood aod surrounding country. 49*Work done after the most lmprovc&sTgM K "M"a BML ~ and Modern methods. Gas given for pain- Xa 9 less extraction of teetb. . 49~0fflce over Bank of Greenwood.^* 1 SpCCt&ClCS, JuheS, 1891. 3mos. ild Pens, The Abbeville Land, Loan and M I?f.hoeriE0KeLuLn'" Improvement Company, jga 'atohesfrom tolls sg? (1 r --r to the undersigned Board of Corporator*.of from 115 to ?75. the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOANAND IM ? . PROVEMENT COMPANYom 81 to ?15. Notice 1b hereby given that the books of 'v-^ d??q r rxm'-cma subscription of said company will be openi^^^H RMS. LOCKETS, the offlce of j, ALLEN SMITH, President, on ,\VS COLLAR BUTTONS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at tba^HB 'UDS LACE PINS Abbeville National Bank. r vTrio ,, j. ALLEN SMITH. ;|8S [NGS and DROPS, and w. c# McGOWAN, TTON 8ET8 in GOLD P. ROSENBERG, ? Lowest Prices. AUG. lality guaranteed] ouaru ui turimrttwio. m fcs. to $10 Abbeville.B.C.,Feb.5 1891. nble8, Spoons and Forks *I*M m rnnT.ti'WP m.m,MT> ' . Rogers Knives, Forks, _ _____ mm. U ''WW atedon Nickel Silver. P(|TTON I :ctaclea and Eye- mm rv?jy lfl| 8 Hn .50 to 98 per pair. Klill JXL H I W^?i >yes by wearing cheap WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS 1 get Pebbles for $2.50 per Fre? or Freight. Fully fiunatdi jgHB vantage to call on me jt,W,HUBB^DAw]ft2u*'^' :$fl blng in the Jewelry line , fn n' ne and all work guaran- fur qQi0* daUverT ?P?n rao"Pt of orde">r c. NicKLEs. ? * _ - "OSGOOD" U.S. StandardDuckett, WAGON SCALES 1 TPll/ h'Tl?P Benton trial. Freight paid. Fnlljr wutmImL ' ,'m JLn XlJUXlAi Q ipnn JOG Other SlV.es Proportionately Low. . 5?5| CO rOH $09. ii. w. hvbbabd, an. i?uia .?gi NOTICE 5? HAVING BUSINESS WE CARRY A FULL LINE. ||fi >1 Commissioner, will OP ?, all publlo days and teb month nearest tbe ^_a ___ ; .?,'sxr^ye*r' Stoves. Tin Wars, H ol Commmlssioner, w ? VWj " " *wr*r wy <430 Abbeville County. HARDWARE, :*ggH rivals FORNITURE & COFFINS!! 11 n c* Call andseeusandgetourPric08.i|^| U&Sons- Covin4Morrah,? orated Peaches. lr, in r* JcHaraa. Mt. CaTmel, S?jK|pM tr Terra Cotta Wella.M (triple strength.) rpHE undersigned Is not disposed to brag on C'l lalf Barrels and Palls. X his new mode of water supply, but It Is "1 proven beyond the shadow or a doubt that ] ___________ nls wells are tbe best and more durable tb&a any other kind. He boasts of not bavtijft;>?g9] inat a alncle one In seven years, while tw<* "D 0"Ui? 55 thirds of his work is for parties having loet x?5ffl XvcHauie* their dug wells. ia Eailway Co. Address, c m Calhou^1?1M ^Eastern time " PftMe"?er They are frog proof and superior to one dttg,-''J|j * p r uqTnw n...? and are bound to supersede all others. CHARLESTON, Daily. Joel s Bally( Greenwood,8. C. Jolnmbla. Greenwood Cotton and Oil Mills. iton 6 40 a. in. 5 30 p. m Klnard, Ninety-Six, 8. C. >la 9 45 " 10 00 " Kev. I?h8,C' &E3 . Jones Millet, / bbeville. S. 0. vifgi lugusta. I have Runk nine-tenths c? the wells In my C50am COOpro town In seven years. vV.-TiaM 11 SO a in 1115 pm Aug. Dharleston. ? _ 6 50am 5 45 9 W pm 3W C?T CtOO-Rl W&H 11 08 a m 9 30 12 30 a rn 'Is&SeS 8 00am 4 80 9 10 pm THIS WEEK AT THE !^g Seam MB? MM g ssm IlKUIiil Bin. 4 made with C., C. & A. B. _ , >m all points East. _ .. n Colombia and Blacksburg 700 Bolls Wall Paper Rock Hill and Yorkvllle as Just In. price low, 15,20,25 and 35 for double ,< rains arriving In Colombia at rolls. ct with the It. j. D. for Cln- oil Window Shades ston 6:40 a m. Arriving in With Spring Rollers, prices 50 to 75 cents / ; f. nlug;. each?good and low price. m tWtneamer?\?'New 40 Rills Paper Window Shade? . , dnesday and Friday; with _50cents roll or 10cents each. -Railroad to and from 8a- 300 Chairs Becelved s dally. This week, making about 700 Chairs on^^ giaand Central Railroad to hand. We have the latest styles of dining r ' and South. high back old styles, very pretty. om points on Barnwell Rail- Book~Cases in be purchased to all points And Book Cases Combined?will sell at tfce '? j?.*;? , .. _ _ lowest prices. All good walnut goods, j raf^danaeer" 12 Chamber Suits A rai manager. lQ Qak and Walnut and 16th Cutery finish. ?S . Some of the seats very fine, and will rry A Lanrens B. B. them lower than the same quality can be -VA RAILWAY CO. LESSEE, sold elsewhere. eblain, Receiver. rpHE above described goods and a full line * . C., December 7,1890. J. of all kinds of furniture in store at " -j *Paa?. *Mlxed. tPass. ? ; /?$ ... ?& YA CHALMERS' ....8 00 4 10 8 00 :.<YJ Furniture Store. ;;|i ... 58ft1' A850' I|i 80 June 10,1891 tf ...7 85 12 25 5 45 ? ...8 42 2 10 +6 42 Fans 5 for 5 cents. W. E. Bell. tSunday only. .*58 D General Manager. 1,000 yards of calico, best quality at 5 cenU , Pickens, Gen. Paea. Agt. er yard, P. Rosanberg <? Co. 1 - -.-J