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The Abbeville Press and Banner.l
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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1891. VOLUME XXXVI. NO. 171
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Tim x nn nunv
wji Aim Dm
Pi'wi'ii'iiiif tin1 thp fell Tdft I
ivi liiiv i mil xitiiuvi
"We will have
a Splendid Stock
and lots of Good
Bargains for you,
and will appreci
ate a call from
you at any time.
TV T\ 1 A A
p. Kosenberg a uo.
SPEED'S DRUG STOKE.
With a LARE and. well Selected Stock oi
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED
PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY
GOODS, PERFUMES, STATIONERY, &C.
The demand of this market can be supplied.
Headquarters for line CIGARS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mail or band promptly attended
to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
You are respectfully iuvlted to call.
P. B. SPEED.
No. 8 Wall St. Abbeville, S. C
A New Departure. .
AnnAii rTAirrn nnrAirrr* a
MUVtb ! 51UVti ! !
COOKING STOVES FROM $10 UP.
HEATING- STOVES FROM $3 UP.
At E. A. TEMPLETON'S.
National Bank of Abbeville,
Abbe-trllle, S. O.
Capital, $75,000
Surplus, 11,500
OfVfi eei*M :
J. ALL FN SMITH, President. L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside
BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier.
DDlxrectoirM s
<;FO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNG, Due West, S. C.,
L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., R. M, HADDON, Abbeyille, S. CM
JNU. <i. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. l?lc?OWAN, Abbeville, S. C.
J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C.
DOES afieneral Rankin j business, provides the greatest security and convenience for it
Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe collatero
our County affords. Sept, 11, 1888. ly
finale By J. T. Si^" Greenwood, S. C.
SAVE YOUR ROOFS,
BY
Painting them with the best Miner;
HA ~ X T
JTfctiiiifci. w per utJiiu. ?run.
For Sale by
II. ~W\ Lawson & Cc
! The best quality of KEROSEN
sold by H. W. LAWSON & CO., ft
15 cents per Gallon.
THE PERFECTION
Window Screens.
Keeps out all Flies, Mosquitors, &
For Sale by
H. W. LaWSON & Cc
Baker, Mathews & Chambers
Oi" 3Do-mwMLCl.^!?vJLJLDl^, C?.,
?^DEALERS IN8=?
GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FERTILIZERS.
Heavy Groceries and Farm Supplic
Are Offered at Close Prices, and
HATS, CLOTHING AND SHOE
At prices to suit the times. Call and see u
get prices and be convinced.
Baker, Mathews & Chambers.
May 17,1891. tf Lowndesville, S. C.
ALL SORTS OF TH E
building material. Farmers' Ban]
ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS -OFnniwoim
, mmnijooun abbeville, s. c.,
UHliM 2 mMM ?sza:r?zzzzzz*
tions.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, qkpqsits soucitep.
And other BUILDING MATEltlAL solicited. P?l<l up Capital $viO,7<
_ __ . TTT-, TTr A ^ ???*Ncrll>o<l Capital 75.0(
I HA.VE AG-ONS Vm> Ir# Pnrkeri Jm T. Robm**
And can deliver any goods ordered from me, President. Vick-Pkj
and will contract to Julian h. IMiPrc, Cashier.
BUILD HOUSES. March6- 18W~12m
S. G. Thomson, e. f. gilliaeh
Abbeville, April 15, 1801, 12m. rp J Xj O
SOOTH' CAROLINA COLLEGE, 2MHBSBK&&
? ING of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
COLUMBIA, S. C., ^SAMPLES or SUITS nlwn.T? on ha
/"\PENS September 29tb. Entrance Exami- Charges Reasonable. June 16,1891. 12nio
^ nations begin September 24th. Classical
Literary,Scientific, and Law Courses. Tblr
teen Professors.
getter pfl!|s f(jr g3
SIRE AND DAM registered in A. K.
Stud Hook.
x ui uaic (j. L. CONNOR.
ONE of the most desirable residences in the ^US-12,1.VJ1, tf Cokeshury, S. I
town of Abbeville. ?
Also, a machine shop, together with all the
liver, SUM*. 011171 ITFI1Tf nTJAIl m[\\\
Any of the above property will be sold at UU \ U \U||j \ III/
p^frcliBBertPriCCS' ant' ?" lerms lflf| [\ fj || 0J1U.1. 0. UH
For further information, apply at the Press
and Banner office. July 7,1891, tf.
H. D. Reese, C. P. MffilH S CO
WATCH REPAIRER, -a At>l>eville,
S. C., T
IS ALWAYS ready to serve the public In *** A?ik)j
his lino of business, and solicits u share nrvnatin ? ?tv\
of the work In his line. TWTSSES AND
He will keep a varied stock of the best and ai as
cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together <ri7TTT TvnTltr
with silver plated ware and Jewelry. I, H I li IIJK rjll
nov. 19 1890. vmxaii/aiialai
ORAVDON ?fc GKAYDON, E. S. F. GILES, ftlTl' 0 11 L
Abbeville, S. C. Greenwood, S. C. H I J\J p j ^ 1 J P IL
&RAYDON & GRAYDON & GILES
Tl/'E have formed a partnership for the prac
v> tlce of law in all its branches, underthe
?? fiRjvnnK x- ?TtAvnnNA TVrHlTXr S S n (l HiS
GILES. All business entrusted to any of the W WAi?MWi
Arm will receive prompt attention.
wm n.(gkaydonn' We call attention to our ho]
March 12, i89o,trL*s'01LES' made Shoes $1
Harness 7
RICHARD GANTT. Is now prepared to do tt ????? tt'O + ? Q
all work in his department in the best blip JtlaineSS " tO 0
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly ttt_ ___ m-i nc . q
I customers shaving, hair cutting and sham- WagOn ?>reeCmng U>? /0 tO O
poolng 81 per month. Rasors honed and put
In the best condition for 25 cents each. ?A Large Stock o/?
Notice to Creditors. Buggy and Cai
All creditors ok john able, do- ??
ceased, arc hereby notified to present ^ j "1 "J yfr "fl jf ^ C
thoir claims against his estate, duly proved, *
on or betore 5th OCTOBER next, either to me Aug. 27, lsui.
personally or to my attorneys, l'arker & McGowan.
SAM ABLE, Executor.
; tat lis, mm
rrrK HAVE JUST PERFECTED AR'?
rangements with one of tlie most reli- DEALER IN
able firms in the United States by which wo
have control of South Carolina for the sale of
tsssttfc HEAVY & FilY GROCER!
low prices and oil as liberal terms as can be UL,n ' 1 u lill,ul UILUUUIU.
had any where. Don't purchase before seeing i
our5dSTana5oHN A. HOLLAND, I Meal, Sugar, Coffee,
Ninety-Six, s. C. '
Representative of Chas. M. Stieir, Ualti-i ,
i more. : Rice, Flour, Grits, .
LETHE FARM TO RENT. ?- Hams, Breakfast Bac
| rpHE LETHE FARM will be rented, at pub- 1 (,Kf 1,,>lK,SH
! JL He outcry, on the premises at 12 o'clock
; M. on THURSDAY, first of October next, ~T> Q 1, ? -d
| for one or two years. J > ct ?v t; i c> _o 1 e cl
TKRMS made ktiowt? on day of letting.
I? PfiWAAI Pli R T1 17VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. G
a, 1/UWiiIM, LI1. D. J. Ii sold at the lowest market price for >
f Sept. 9,1891,8t Call aud aee ine. j uly 29, ld9
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE. D
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD
COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE DIV TXTOTTT^ 1
CONDENSED SCHEDULE. I II \ I I k
In Effect JulyS, 1S91. I l.AI II f
(Trainsrun by 75thMeridian time.) lilUUlul
NORTHBOUND. FifC IjH
! No. ! No. j No. I No.! No. No. SUiailC
I 1H. I 15. 17. I 7. I 9. 42.
Lv Charleston I niA-M" pVm.1 AOtllB. Fl]
Lv Charleston... J-1 0 40I 0 H 0 Oclp.M. A.M. rn n?_l n
Lv Columbia |11 lOjlO 15| | XT HQT11 k
** 'ill ! Knonille
B i mutual Be
Ar Ashcvllle J 5 171 I VtOTl fl Q Pfl
\r? Ar Hot Springs 6 4# , ULClillLCll U
Lv Paint Rock...J 5 50 ! r* ,
Lv Morrlstown ?| 7 15| I II S ill Tit
Lv Knoxvilie j 8 30| | U. U. iuUI
Ar Cincinnati! ....Ip.M. A. ill j T J??|ne5
Lv Prosperity 112 38 8 50 7 2S Jrlteraebefo
Lv Newberry !j2 57 9 07 7 45 9 00 Business an
Lv Clinton I I U 0*1 10 55 a m m
Ar Laurens j I 9 45| 11 55 lyl l\
Ar Ninety-Six I 2 15 110 22 1 tfhn M
Lv Ninety-Six.. (! 2 35 !
LvGreenwood I 2 56 110 45 I <
ArAbboville I 4 00| 111 15 | t> o t e?i
Ar Bolton I 4 10 P.M. (12 25 St,1,
, Lv Bolton f 5 20 12 15 12 53
Lv Pelzcr .!.| 4 42l I I 1 10 *,0nr?''
n L.v.p!ed.n'?"t;;;;-;;;l5 ??| \ j1*5 Feb i isoL
C. Ar Greenville 5 40
Ar Anderson | 5 181 112 SO IP.M. _ _
Ar Pendleton I 6 40| I _
i?fl ! JNGW
Ar Walhalla. 6 25| | |
) Night |
Ar Atlanta j 12 80j | I MTT1YH
SOUTHBOUND. II Ml 111
2 ! No. No. ! No. No. No. No. 1 I J '
14. 16. 18. 8. 10. 42. ilJLi
P.M. A.MlP.M. A.M P.MP.M. ?
At Charleston 9 80 12 50
Ar Columbia 5 !W|^i 5o| 9 4o J [Hfl
Lv Union 16 29 4 A,u
|!s| Seasonal]
io LvFlatKock I 8 10
Lv Hcnd'iionvllle.. ! .'1 Ol! ! a?h Tin
Ar Asheville }g M DO
Ar Hot Sprln^.. 112 2S| ___ .
SLv PMnt Rock..J 111 55 \A/ 9 f P
Lv Morristnwn ..| j 9 25 Cll UwJ
? LvKnoxville i i 8 15
S, j P.M. J TE
LvC'inclnnattl.... I I 7 20
Ar Prosperity.... 4 00 8 10 8 18 P.M.
Ar Newberry 3 12 8 UO 8 05 8 40 Silver^
Ar Clinton ! 6 52 imhi
Lv Luuritns | j 0 20 5 15
i L.| ig ?? - an?
Ar Greenwood 143' 0 22 And everyt
I M. ever offered to
Lv Abbeville 12 :55 5 15
1 12 25; 5 10 P.M. Sliver and Ni
Ar Bolton [12 .^1 4 ^ s 05
A.Ml Gold \
Ar Pelzor ?|i:?2| 4 28
Ar Piedmont ill 351 4 II C
I91 Lv Greenville 11 00 P.M. 3 .'!&
rv Lv Andernon |ll SS| 3 55 CHAINS.
l.v I'en.ll-t.,1. 10 55 SLEEVE BU'
Lv Seneca .10 111
Lv Walhalla 9 45 . hCAKtll.
..tlantii | | B ROCHES, 3
Trains 7, S, !). 10,13,14, 17, IS, 42, 43 daily except CHILD'S DR3
Sundnv. and Rolled Pli
1'iillnun Sleeper on trains 15 and 16 betwetn
Charleston. S. Ci, anp Cfnclnnatll. Ohio, Via Atlan- n.nl/1 Pinrp
'ec- Mc Coast Line, Columbia, Asheville, Paint Rock, UUIU Xllilg
Morriston, Cnoxvilte, Jelico and J unction City. _
J. A. Dod?on Supt., W. Ii. Green. Gen. Mnn'r. TTnTTl
Jas. L. Taylor, Gen. Pass. Ae't, Sol Haas, Trnfllc
TO Manager. " Sterling Sib
_ D. CABDWELL, Division Pass. Agent. very low.
Columbia, B. C. , . .
The celebral
>11, - ? - Spoons, <tc. 'J
SEABOARD AIR LINE. " K- Go1
_ Time Table No. 3,
In EflVet4:U0 a. m., Tuesday, Sept. 1st, 1891. glasses when j
| HETWEEN MONROE AND ATHENS It will be to
_ should you nt
7 southhound.! [northbound. Repairing m
2 class. l Class.| jl Clans. 2 Class, teed. Office li
*e- j 30 L-22-- T n
UT- r ? l Passen-. I'nssen-; Tj, , I
lN- v I^ht 'gw STATIONS, iger andL^^1 W J
a Frti|6bt-, Mall. _Mall. |Frc|ght.
, ]>ally f Daily I Dully" I Daily
, except | except I | except j except
8* Sunilay.iSunday.i (Sunday.,Sunday. (IrpPTlwn
? "pTmTTP.' M. LIEavk]-Abbivb. "pTmT P. M. n,T ,f is?o
8 45 ! 2 20 ; Monroe.... 1 50 7 35 UCt. 15. lbW,
In 11 15 j j 3 15 'Catawba Junctlo" ! gjj 0 00 ?p_
llD, 1 25 i a 53 Chester 1 12 20 j f. J?
2 :m j 4 27 '....Fish Dam ...; 1145 2 40 ALL PERf
C. 5 05 ' 5 28 ' Clinton i 10 47 j 12 40 /\ with the
7 05 6'22 ?.Greenwood... 9 50 ! 10 55 And him 111 1
7 15 i? 27 i Walden ' 9 44; 10:15 every Saturda
C. 7 :15 i (' 38 ' C'ana I 9 .13 ; 10 17 middle of the
8 20 I 1 55 [....Abbeville.... 9 20 ; 9 50j for the purpos
8 59 7 12 i Watts ; S 59 j g ^ E- COWAj
T1 9 30 ' 7 30! Calhoun Falls. 8 33 j 8 00' Feb.4,1891 t
IJ !' 50 ' 7 43 ..Heardmont . .( 8 24 > 7 28 ?
iljl 'J~> ' 0 20 | Athens.... MO 4 25 1 FRE,
P. M. | r. M.i I A. M. j A. M.
Southbound trains, whether delayed or not, have
absolute right of track over Northbound Trains of
the name class. A TV/T
JNO. O. WINDElt, L. T. MYEES, A *
General Manager. Gcnerul Superintendent.
T. W. Whisnant, Superintendent. /"1ALIFORNJ
____??_ u Un can vat
LTncanvasse*
The Short Line to Florida. BESSES
I'OBT KOYALjAND^VKSTERN CAROLINA
COMMENCING .lULT 'Jfith, 1SD1, Passenger trains pure Apple '
will run us follows by 75th Meridian time: White Fish I
' Going South. Daily. _ May 26,1891. I
?5 Leave Anderson 3 15 |> m
Leave Starr 4 03 p in cc
j Leave Lowndesville 5 05 p in HPl-i p>. {
1 l.<ave Mt. Caroiel 6 13 p in
^ Arrive McCorinick ^7 15 pin 0}
0m Arrive alieusm ju w ^ u< ?
7 Arrive Savannah... 6 30 a m Comraencing I
Arrive Jacksonville 12 00 noon wm run
Going North. Daily. T0 AND
f.Olive Jacksonville 1 10 p m
Leave Savannah 8 10 p ui
Leave Auiritsta* 7 20 u m Leave
Arrive McCormick 9 33 a m Arrivi
Leave McCormick 9 35 a in
[TIG Arrive Mt. Carmel 10 51 am
_Arrive Lowndesville 12 25 p m Leave Chnrl
50 Arrive Starr 123pm Arrive Augu
Arrlvo Anderson 2 15 p m
UU Connections made at Augusta tor Atlanta and all Leave Columblii
a a points West. Arrive fhurleiti
(JU Tickets on sale at P. R. ?fc W. C. By depots to all Li^ve Augusta
r-n points at cheap rates and baggage checked to destina- Arrive Cbarlestu
0U tion. For any further information apply or write.
W. J. OHA1G, P. A. Connections at C
R. W. HUNT. T. P. A. Augusta, Ga. points on Colum
Jas. L. TAILOR, Sou HAAS, cept Sunday by
^G. P. A. T. M. and leaving Col
^ ?_mmm points on Sparta
. ... ? am] ijcyond dail
p. m. and arrivii
i- DR. E. L. WILSON, "SsC
waEiwrKacsap. ?*Efa?S
93 Office nn stiirs over It. W. Cannon's store ^l^v,
11 Aug. 28,1889. Cincinnati 7;W i
I At Prrgnall's
B Railroad. At
1 DENTAL NOTICE. S&S.SJ1
.! vannahand Flor
7 Dr. S. G. Thomson,
AFFICK ITP-STAIKS ON AlcILWAIN ^
On Ahbevifle, 8. C, March 155, 1891. tf Souljj T.'SEA
ClO. 1 C.'M.VAI
S. 1J. PICK
Wo have Just opened up the best line of Columbia
men's tine shoes ever shown in the Abbeville couth OAH(
trade prices considered. O. P. Heath <t Co. D. II
Increasing shoe trade.?W'e are dally receiv- <j
Ing our fall and winter stock or ladles, misses.
children and infants line shoes, which will east w
interest all in search of economic and hand- Lv Clinton
IODi some foot wear. R. M. Haddon & Co. Lv Newberry..
Don't forget the homemade ladles shoes for A *T)ai'l '
51.25 and men's forS 1.50, at C. 1*. Hammond Jr u*"yL?*
WKST ROl
Home-made shoes for men and women. Lv Columbia..
d Every pair guaranteed. O. P. Heatn & Co. Ar Newberry..
Aslc to sec our lino ot men's 52.75 shoe. O. Ar Clinton*..,
P. Heath & Co. Connections i
, , , . ? , ... villa, Eibcrton
oods Sit certainly pays to sow fali oatR and Just as ?i>aily. tDa
cash, surely pays well to sow the best. Such can be (;_
1, oiu iiad at Smith Sons.
onalds Never out of StocB
I MPD JPUAIPV TT7"K KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND
1 VI II ft |t 1 vI . I "* number or horses and mules for eale."S
l il/lJ (ill 1 ill I. We have now several excellent wort animals
lilvU ilUIJiivll which we will sell cheap.
re and Accident In- iSAn^ram ' Agent. M
_ _. " <***?
I Era Coif. R' LSfyNa??awS0Hl
erman Fire Insurance Co. Greenwood, s. 'c. fj
fire Insurance Coipany. ofs?oT*^prom,,t
mefit Life Insurance Co. ? ?4
Life& Acciflent Insurance LAND F0R SALE> l
m\ Acciflent Association.
le it to the interest of parties i?j!e^._T-1"-!1? Ne.'Y Market Ave miles,
inykindof Insuraoce to see or ?'J?1"^'sl}1ev?''a"dhii?hly improved,there
_i are also one hundred acres of first nlncm hnt
ie Hmuuig oaiuc. torn land on the place. Two dwellings and
d correspondence solicited. number of negro cabins,
m mm 11* For terms and further particulars Apply to
/l TV! <5 TT1 WM* PATRICK CALHOlfN.
fj,. JLYiWW wlwUIlj May 4,1891. Abbeville C.H.,B.C.
Broker, Donalds, S. C. ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ 'frjalB
i short term Accident ponces, ihe Abbeville Landj Loan and
y popular, and cost only 25 cents T . n
000 insurance. No one should Improvement Company.
lihoutone. M. M. M. * *
him. FN ACCORDANCE with Commission Of?5
L Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall directedSM
to the undersigned Board of Corporators of
X the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND Ilff-:?
? llll PROVEMENT COMPANY?
U II T.I LH I Q Notice Is hereby given that the books of \
W WW* ?w?i r?b subscription of said company will be open at 1
U the office of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on <
_ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at the |
r T A ATI D Abbeville National Bank.
' 111 IIIIX 1
1 ll 111111A Aua0w.N8MiT^,
I UUUiPU. . :fl
T. P. COTHRAN. ' < stS-SBS
Board of Corporators,
' Prepared to Offer at
ile Prices the Largest NOVELTY! MEfltll
st Selected Stock of f m
ties, Clocks,' thenewyoekm
iWKiiBTr, BRANCH STORSi
arare, Spectacles, , OF__
1 Gold Pens, or I nnnn n mnnnnnl
55S552 WlM Mil
Vatches from 815 to S75. T"\EALER.S IN PAWN BROKERS, CLOTH ^
, , , ? . \J lng and Gents' Furnishing Goods. U
locks from ?1 to $lo. Will be opened In Abbeville on the 28th Of
AUGUST, 1891.
CHARMS, LOCKETS, Call early and get choice Bargains In eveiy*^
rTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS thing.
EAR RINGS and DROPS,' and NEW YORK BKANCH STOBE, J
ESS BUTTON SETS In GOLD ^ ? ___ :?:$!OT
ate at the Lowest Prices. & W6D 061.1
s, [quality guaranteed] August25>1891. 8m.
: 75 cts. to $10 up n bib?i??T
?er Thimbles, Spoons and Forks THH ODliBBHATBD
ed Wm. Rogers Knives, Forks, COTTON CI ill
rrlple plated on Nickel Silver. ?T /^-lUP HH
d Spectacles and Eye- BIjIKJxJIjL U fi i W
nm ?4.50 tn 8ft nair. WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS .5
Free of Freight. Fully 6nTwt?w.
your eyes by wearing cheap U Ul UIIS9D A Rh^KW.^M'* 'v
/111 pjijt ifp* PphKlpa for SO Dfir ! WDDWRmJ DALLAS TKXi
^OU CttU gel reDDies lor V-.CW per ?ww? carry atook ?tv*rlou? 8outhera potat? ?
? for quick delivery upon receipt of orders. W-"S3S
your advantage to call on me
:ed anything In the Jewelry line 'mk
eatly done and all work guaran- OSGOOD U. S. Standard :'t
HiStL WACOM SCALES 1
t UiWJAW >J Sent on trial. Freight paid. Folly warraaM ."fajj
9 iPnn Other Sizes Proportionately Low. ,":i
TT1TTTT1T Till p i UU dOJ. h. w. HUBBARD, an. bitlua
J Ju WililiiiiXti
od, St C. June 3.1SU1. imo.
[OOL NOTICE. WE carry a full line||
SONS HAVING BUSINESS 0F
> School Commissioner, will
bis office, ail public days and nlA?.M m. w TT/??a .'i
y in each month nearest the STnV0S_ I 1 II VV fliTfimonth,
during the present year, mm ?W V WWj ?t
;e of registering claims, <to.
School ?? e ine8 County. HARDWARE, M
SH ARRIVALS FURNITURE & COFFINS. !
S9-^ Call and see us and get our Prioes. J|
Hill & Sons. Covin & Morrah, f|
[A evaporated Peaches. Mt. Carmel, S. 0 A
>sed Picnic Hftiiis. ti1i1a lcoi tim
i Breakfast Strips. June 3'1S91, 6m*
eese.
rsSason'sbest.) Terra Cotta Wells. 5|1
r!! Flour!!! qpHE undersigned is not disposed to bra* on? S
Vinegar (triple strength.) ? his new mode of water supply, bnt It ia^
n one-half Barrels and Palls. proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that ' s
If. his wells are the best and more durable than
? a(Viay> frfrwl Wa Knaata Af nnf havlno
lost a single one In seven years, while tw<H$
Old Reliable." ?KSgw8ei7sork 1310r parlle8 hav,ns[
irolina Railway Co. Addres%. m. calhoun, 4i
Sunday, August 9, 1891. Passenger Greenwood, 8. CtjgJ
as follows, "Eastern time." They are frog proof and superior to one dug, '4]
FKOM CHARLESTON, Dailt. and are boundt? supersede all others. _
__ .. . ,. Joel o? Bally, GrG6nwoodj H? C?. fi
For Colombia. Greenwood Cotton and Oil MlUi^
Charleston 6 20 a.m. 5 30 p.m Cal. Kinard, Ninety-Six, S. 0.
3 Columbia 10 00 11 9 15 " Rev. Pressly, Due west, 8. CT2
For Aueusta Jones Miller, / bbevllle.S. C.
?I have sunk nine-tenths ol the wells In myy
eston 6 20 a m 0 00 p m town In seven years. ^
ista 11 50 a in 11 15 j> in Aug.
For Charleston. ?
1 6 50 a m 5 55 p m 9 00 p m *m *???? W J
>n 1135 am 10 15 pm 12 50um
8 00 a m 4 30 p in 9 10 p m THIS WEEK AT THE
m 1 15 p m 10 15 p iu 7 15 a m - . .^^11
loluuibla Union Depot to and from nil ?"11 ITIFI1I1?1T1 0|llft???| I
bla and Greenville Railroad dally ex-l I || II 1II i j III I I m'lllllll I I
train arriving Columbia :it 10 00 n in t I || 1 I I ID I I l? I IIII I I -.4
uiubla ftt 5 55 p m ; to and from all | I II, 1 I I 111 1; I IIII I La -'1
nburg, Union and Columbia Railroad, a. U-WilLM l wJ.li.EJ K/ A vlll/|
y by trains leaving Columbia at 9 00
Dg at 10 00 a. in. Connections made .r-_r-_r-j-j-j'
R. R. by all trains to and from all 700 Rolls Willi Paper
.)ust in, price low, 15,20,25 and 35 for doobi$i
ns between Columbia and Marion rolls. *
.11 coster, R?ck Hill ami Yorkville as u, wiimlou ~!
ule?. Trains arriving iu l^duiuhlaal with Spring Hollers, prices 50 to 75 cent*
ui, connect with the K. .v L>. for tin- e^ch?ir,,^ atKj jow price.
s Charleston 0:20 11 111. Arriving in . - ;
io\t morning. ID Rolls I'apcr Hlndow Shades
to and from nil points on C. 3. & N. 50 cents roll or 10 cents each. $j
Charleston with steamers for New ;;oo Clutirs Received
lay, Wednesday ami Friday; with This week, making about 700 Chairs on*
Savannah Railroad to and from fa- hand. We have the latest styles of dlnlnp
Ida points dally. high bank old styles, very pretty. . 8
ritli Georgia and Central Railroad to ? - "
nt? Wi.*t Hnil Snlltl, Book < ItSeS t
to and from points on Barnwell Rail- '\n^. 1 !isf
tickets can be purchased to all points -owes!, prices. A good walnut goods,
by applying to III t'liiiiiiber Nulls
Y. Ticket Agent, Columbia, S. 0. In < >ak and Walnut and 10th Cutery finish.
:l>. General Manager. Some of the seats very tine, and will sell
EN'S. (ion. I'.iT. A. them lower than the same quality can ba
Xcwberry A Laurens R. R- S()1<1 elsewhere. J
hiv\ p \ti wav en rrwiT rPHE above described goods and a full Una
JLINA RAILWAY CO. LKaSKh. j ol .,11 kinds of furniture In store at
. Ciiambkklain, Receiver. ?i
'OLUMHIA, fc*. (J? AllLTUSt I SI) 1. /"NTT A V -m /f 7^ f X fN
CHALMERS'
JUND. A M. 1*. M.
=B js Furniture Store.I
tDaily except Sunday. s&
Pass. tMlxed. June 10,1S91 tf
USD, P.M. A.M. ? -t
:::::::::::: 5:? 1225 Walter L. Miller,
........... 0 :ii 2 10 Attorney it ml Counsellor at Law,,"?
made at Clinton for trains lor Abbe- ABBEVILLE, S. C.
and Allien*. "PRACTICES IN BOTH state ani
ily except Sunday. Jl Federal Courts. Special attention given
M. WARD, General Manager. locollections and to investigating titles.
S. B, Pickens, Gel). Pass. Agt. July 22, 1&91. till}.
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