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For Sale. House and lot for salk. Apply to e. e. unrce. r- Sept 16,1891, tf. Notice. K. A LL persons indebted to nu* by note or JA. book accounts will settle at once. j. h. bell. Sept.161S9I.tr. mixr vnTUT MA iMIlllt i IN ACCORDANCE WITH THK . act to raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing November 1st, lNfl, notice is hereby given that the Treas1 urer'9 Office of Abbeville County will i be open for the collection of taxes on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15TH, 1891. K' Taxes can be paid until December 15th, without penalty. Rate per ceutum of taxation is as follows: | Rtate purposes 4} mills. School " 2 " : Ordinary county tax o Total OJ " R In addition to the above special tax H in towns of Greenwood and Ninetyh8Ix for'schools, 2 mills. g'; Poll tax $1 per capita on all male citizens between the age of 21 ami "><> years, except such as are exempted by f Jaw" In order to accommodate tax payers, |>il have arranged the following schedule EFOf appointments : fc' Tax-payers will please take due no. ? tice thereof, as the office at the Court ' House will of necessity be closed on .' those days. ? Lowndesville, November 3, from 1 tO'CIUCK p. XXI. IIXX t u uiuutv p. ixi. ucai day. Mt. Carmel, Thursday, November 5th. ' Willingtou, forenoon of November \ 6th. r" Bordeaux, afternoon of November 6th. McCormick, Saturday, November ? 7tb. Troy, Monday, November 9th. t> Bradley, forenoon November 10th. < Verdery, afternoon November loth, jj- - Coronaca, afternoon November 11 th. 'k Ninety-Six, November 12th till arv. rival of up passenger train. 4 V Greenwood, Friday, November 13th. Abbeville Court House, Saturday and Monday, November 7tli and 9tb. Due West, afternoon of November i; 10th, and forenoon of November lltb. Donalds, afternoon, November 11th and forenoon November 12th. Hodges, afternoon, November lL'tb. ' The remainder of the time the office will be kept open at Abbeville Court * House for the reception of taxes, fei Parties desiring information by mail g?'iii regard to their taxes will please include postage lor reply?aud those payy. ing their taxes by check, should not fail to include exchange. ifjjt Ri BLAKE, JR., Treasurer. Sept. 30, tf I He Slate of Sooth Carolioa, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS. fc...'..77T u. s. oaue anu j. a. L,enoy, as executors 01 the last will anil testament of P. L. Guillebean, Plaintiffs, against ; John J. Guillebeau, Champion Gulllebeau, Harriet E. Leroy, Martha Tolbert. James ; , N. LeRoy, Alice McLane. Mary <>. Wells Joseph E. Leltoy, John K. Bouchillon* Lenuel Houchlllon, Martha liuuchillon and Jane Smith, Defendants. If; fCOPY SUMMONS. FOU RELIEF. (Complaint not Served.) SSr'-- . m To the Defendants above named: rr X OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer the complaint in this action, which Is tiled in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and j!^ to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, with? In twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the complaint witbln the time ^ aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court Icr the rellel demanded in the complaint. Dated September 2?th, A. D., 1K91. W. A. LEE, Plaintiffs' Attorney. To John J. Gulllebeau, John B. Bouchillon, Lenucl Bouchillon, Martha Bouchillon, and Jane Smith, Absent Defendants: Take Notice: That the summons Of which the above is a copy, with the complaint, has this day been tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County. W. A. LEE, Plaintiffs' Attorney. h- Sept. 29,1891, (it. "Good ones." Simpson's black ground printed serge's at Haddon's. "Something new." Cashmere DeLainesat Haddon's. , Beautiful cotton chinas at Haddon's. See our % pacific inousseline. Haddon's. Another lot of beautiful buggies just received atour reposityry which will be sold cheaper than ever. A. M, Hill, & Sons. < Young men if you want a stylish buggy for i a very little money call and see those just received by. A. M. Hill, & Sons A car load of the purest "Texas red oats" ever brought to this place to arrive this week. ] ?? Smith & Sons. j Seed rye ana barley to be found at Smith & ' Sons. t: SraRh & Sons are offering a lot of very . choice barley and rye. Now is the time to j sow your patch. i Go to Smith & Sons for oats, barley and rye i We have received some of our tall stock of shoes, expecting a large stock. Big bargains, v all and see us. Ladles, Misses, Men's fine boos a specially. C. P. Hammond &. Co, Ife Sifc'--' i- ' DENTAL PARLORS, let ? - DR. T. J. CRYMES, I uo' ?! Dentist.!? ;VU the GHADUATi:, PENN. DKNTAI, SVIHSKUY. "J"* permanently located at CmiiwoihI, ami j ^ wood and surround!.m country. ^3~\York done after the most improved and Modern methods. |\l{ 4Sr*Otlice over I'ank of Oreenwood.'iitt 111 June:!, 1SSU. The State of South Carolina, roil XT Y OK AHIIKYILI.K. rnor.ATK coiur. In the matter of the estate of Wm. II. I! rooks. deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons indebted to said estate must settle without delay, and those holding Claims against the estate must present, them properly attested to tSKO. s. WILSON. P. A. CHKATII A.M. Sept. -t?, IS'.tl. tf Administrators. ^Jj IMPORTANT. ALL persons holding School Claims, not T^j registered, are requested to send them in at once, so I can make my Annual Kcport. [Tri K. COWAN, Sept. .'SO,1S!)1. tf School Commissioner. Goods to Arrive This Week fo1 < lib A. M. Hill & Sons. 2 sin * JSOTHER lot of those lino Mackerel i ..'f xV barrels and kits. Pickled I'igs Feet. Fresh Cabbage twice a week. Choice Hams and Breakfast Strips. . ' A beautiful line of French and Plain Candies. k , A large assortment of tea-cakes, fresh and 06 { niee. | Northern Apples and Bananas. TM Sept. io,is9i. tf. Application for Railroad Charter. s AN application will be made at the next, session of the Legislature for a charter tor the Florida. Georgia it Carolina Railway and Transpotation Company. The line to run Irom some point on the Savannah river iu Abbeville connty thence via Mt. Carmel, Abbeville, Due West, and Greenville to some point 011 the North Carolina line. (? Sept. 29th, lS'Jl. 8 m. W.A.GAINES. | TO RENT OP. SELL. | VfY FARM ON CARR'S CREEK NEAR ItJL Latimer Station on the Savannah Valley Railroad. 154 acres, on which is a Comfortable Residence, and Three Good Tenant HOUSES, well of Good Water, Stables, kc. 50 to GO acres open for cultivation, including 20 acres splendid creek bottoms. Call and see, or address at "Dry Grove'' post office. E. M. DuPRE. t Sept. 23,1891. 3t. New Quarters, j iwjp. 5 I am Now Prepared le Offer at n Reasonable Prices the Larpst , aid Best Selected Stock of ~ Se Watches, Clocks, txwxxry, | Silverware, Spectacles, and Gold Pens, And everything iu the JEWELRY Line ever ottered to the people of AbbeviMe county. I I ...,i vi?fc?i tir.i.i./,. c> r,i ??oe T oiivci uuu n aaiiuo nuui v-.m" w v*u Gold Watches from 315 to 575. * Clocks from SI to S13. CHAINS. CHARMS, LOCKETS, ~ SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS L| SCARF 1*1 NS, STUDS, LACE PINS. % BROCHES, EAR RINGS and DROPS, and [1 CHILD'S DRESS BUTTON SETS in GOLD ^ and Rolled Plate at the Lowest Priccs. Gold Rings, [quality guaranteed] V. from 75 cts. to $10 ^ Sterling Silver Thimbles, Spoons and Forks very low. JJ] The celebrated Wm. Rogers Knives, Forks, Spoons, <Cc. Triple plated on Nickel Silver. It K. Gold Spectacles and Eye- W Glasses Irom $1.50 to ?8 per pair. ^ Inlni-n vnnr none hv ii-n?vln., ?hnnt. glasses when you can get Pebbles for ?2.50 per pair. It will be to your advantage to call on me should you need anything in the jewelry line Repairing neatly done and all work guaranteed. Olliee In store of J. C. NICKLKS. jp* J. T. Duckett, | JEWELER., Greenwood, S. C. j Oct. 15. 1K90. rf)1 Oil Tlie "Old Reliable South Carolina Railway Co. ? Commencing Sunday, Sept. 20, ls'.ll. Passenger Train a will run fiilhiU'M. 44 fr'n?fci?rn titnt* " ' liai TU AND FROM CHARLESTON, Daily. hig Fur Columbia. U0 Leave Charle ston 5 .'!0 am C DO a. m. 5 (H) p. in A Arrive Columbia il 85 !? JO " 10 .*>0 11 low For Augusta. I'Leave Charleston 6 (10 am C 00 p m ' Arrive Augusta 11 50 a in 11 15 j? ui j1' For Cliarleston. soj( Leave Columbia C 50 a in 5 55 |> in 9 00 p iii r.^i Arrive Charleston 11 35 am 10 15 pm 1 00 a m I Leave Augusta S 00 a m 4 30 p m S 40 p in Arriyo Charleston 1 15 p m 10 15 p m 8 17 a m Connections at Columbia Union Depot to and from nil points on Columbia and Greenville Railroad daily except Sunday by train arriving Columbia at 10 IK) a iii ^ and leaving Columbia at 5 55 p m ; to and from all J points on Spartanburg,Union and Columbia Kailroad. and beyond daily by trains leaving Columbia at!) 00 . p. in. and arriving at 'J 50 a. in. Connections made "1 with C.. C. & A. li. R. by all trains to and from all points East. Through trains between Columbia and Marion via. Camden, Lancestcr, Rock lltll and Yorkvilleas per above Schedules. Trains arriving in Columbia at JAj and 11:50 a iii, connect with the R. .v D. for Cin-i _ . einnati. Leave Charleston 6:00 a rti. Arriving in j m I Cincinnati <;>0 next morning. II At I'regnalfs to and from all points on C. S. Jk N. fll Railroad. At Charleston with steamers for New York, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday: with Charleston and Savannah Kailroad to and from Sa- ? j valinahand Florida points daily. [ At Augusta with Georgia and Central Kailroad to (j0u and from all points West and South. brat At Blackvilie to and from points on Barnwell Kail- |0'., rood. Through tickets can be purchased to all points |ou'< South and West by applying to Hvn K. L. SEAY. Ticket Agent, Columbia, S. C. C. M.WAKD. General Manager. E. P. WAKING. Acting Gen. I\ a T. A. So Columbia Xewlierry A- I., aureus it. K. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO. LESSEE. D. II. CiiAMiiK.i:i.A(N, Keeeiver. t Columbia, S. C., August 0, 1S-J1. | l'ass. (-.Mixed. | kakt i;of M?. A M. 1'. M. Lv Clinton N 25 2 50 Lv Newberry 0 -5 1 '15 \\ ' \r Columbia 21 "S 7 40 *Daily. tDaily cscept Sunday. |iule ' *I'a!-s. t.Mixed. >>ayc westbound. p.m. a.m. srii jv Columbia '>'2 S . >0 i , lr Newberry 5 ?*? 12 1!5 low ] tr Clinton 0 'ki 2 10 ' Connections made at Clinton lor trains tor Abbe- our 1 ille, Klberton and Athens. " Daily, tDaily except Sunday. C. M. WARD, General Manage*. lt( l E. p, Waring, Acting Ueu. 1 a?. Agt more (BaBNOBMflBHWHMHHBMHi 1TT0N SEED WANTED WILL bo in the market from this tint and will pay the HIGHEST cash price f< ton seed, representing the Charlotte <> I Fertilizer Company. Headquarters i i old depot. H. J. ROPER. ept. ! . I>!l|, t f itional Assnrei Biiilflini, Loa and Coral AssociatioD. SAVANVAH, GA. Authorized Capital $2.">.000.000. 01 KICKRS ANI> I>1 RECTORS. President. I*. W. Meldrlm. Vice Tresident. \V. It. Thigpen. See'y and .Manager, C. l\ Miller. General Attorney, Li. H. Miller. Treasurer. A. It. Kawentt. Director of Agencies, V. Breverd. e Acme of all Building and Loa Associations. Combined with one of the Large: fe Insurance Companies in tl iited States. Plain-Simplicity Itself. Investiga1 Yourself o Iiivosiors?:->nareuoiuers 111 aim. eral withdruwal option. aid up stock carries C percent, cash c lend, with participation in profits--. Iiareholders in Assured classes obtain f :ir families tiie full maturity value of the ck in case of death. 'o Borrowers?Interest at 0 per per cer Unite contract for 3, t, 5. G. 7, S, 9ot-10 yeai e insurance protection. In Assured cla ncellatiou of Mortgage in case of Death, 'rospeetus explaining fully these liber tures mailed free to any address. Indorsed by business men and It. G. Di Jo., of Savannah, Ga. Vantkd?A few good agents. . M. MATTISON, G. A. Donalds, S. C. iCpt. 23, I SOI Kentucky I 0 USES I have just re urned home wit] load of Kentuck; torses and Mares Jome at once ant uy a good ani lal. L B. Hamlin pt. 30, 1S91. AGENT. nmTp! THE NEW YORK (RANCH ST0R1 OK MIAMI kBALERS IN PAWN BROKERS, CLOT ' Ins and Gents' Furnishing Goods. V'ill bo opened in Abbeville on the 281h "(JUST, ISM. 'all early and got choice Bargains in ever "g. EW YORK BRANCH STORI afer & Wetter .ugust 20, 189L 3m. [MTe-mv firooclSi THIS WEKK AT THE mm l> Rolls Wall l'apcr ust in, price low, 15, LI), 25 and 35 for doub Is. I Windou Shades k'itli Spring Rollers, prices 50 to 75 cenl h?good and low price. tolls Paper Window Shades (cents roll or 10 cents each. It Chairs Received his week, making about 700 Chairs o id. We have the latest styles of dinic h back old styles, very pretty. ok i asos nil Hook (,'ascs Combined?will sell at 11: est prices. All good walnut goods. Chamber Suits Oak and Walnut and lGtli Cutcry flnlsl ie of the Keats very line, and will se m lower than the same quality can tj 1 elsewhere. IE above described goods and . ? full )in ot all kinds of furniture in store at CHALMERS' Furniture Store. me 10.1891 tf FERTILIZERS NO COTTON SEED, IA V K ACCEPTED TUB AGENCY ()! the Standard Oil Co., for the purchase o on Seed and for the sale of tiietr celeed Fertilizers. 1 am prepared and Intent ay the highest prices and to sell at. th< st prices. Will give good bargains in ex> lying Fertilizers for soc-d. J. F, MILLER. pt.!), 1KHI, tf jreat Bargains. B HAVE JUST PERFECTED ARrangements with one of the most'relitirms in the United States by which we s control of South Carolina for the sale of 5FF PIANOS. DAVIS ?fc SONS and PAL; ORGAN'S. We otl'er instruments at a prices and on as liberal terms as can be anywhere. Don't purchase before seeing sitalogues and prices. iddress : JOHN A. HOLLAND, Ninety-Six, S. C. preventative of Chas. M. sticir, EaJti>. . ALL SORTS OX . BUILDING MATERIA IV It ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS - DRESSED i DIE il ] LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATI And other HUILIHXG MATEJUAL solid I HAVE WAGON And can deliver any goods ordered from and will contract to BUILD HOUSE S. G. Thomsoi Abbeville, April 15, 18111, 12m. in DENTAL NOTICE. st Dr. S. G. Thomson, lft AFFICIC Ur-STAIKS ON McILW. V Comer. Abbeville, S. C, March 23, lt$l. tf te The Stale of Sontl Carol: VC COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. ll" COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. or ' ir Martha A. Tolbert. Plaintiff. It. ' ^ against John J. Oulllcbeau, Champion Gulllcb a Harriet A.Leroy, Joljn B. Eouchlllon.I in uel Boucbiilon, Martha Bouchilion, . Smith and Guilford S Cade and J. A. Roy, as Executors of P. L. Guiliebeau, ceased, Defendants. COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not Served.) To the Defendants : You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED J required to answer tiie complaint in this tion, which Is filed in the ofllceol the C of Common l'leas, for the said county, to serve a copy of your answer to the complaint on the subscriber at his offici Abbeville Court house. South Carolina, v in twenty days after the service hereof \ elusive of the day of such service; and if ' fail to answer tiie complaint within the i aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will k ply to the Court for the relief demanded the complaint. Dated. August :51st, A. I)., 1S91. W. A.LEE Y Plaintiffs Attorni To John J. Guiliebeau, John B. Bouchll * Lemuel Bouchlllon, Martha Bouclii ' and Jane Smith, Absent Defendants: Takk Notice : That tlie summon i which the above is a copy with thecompli has this day been filed in the Clerks offlc Abbeville, S. C. W. A. LEE ? Plaintlirs Attorni Sept. 2, 1891, Ct co MQH fcto M 2 O > ?? t> g ?s- _ ft s-fi W t> I - 4 T ^ ^ H O OH ^ k_j <j <J O E E H S < S 00 ? M fcj *0 ^ s ?s I Hwa-'s Loo H g g rA 1 H lJ ? C/5 Jt of ^2 ^ "fi?1 hi 5 ft -60 M ^ *5 g e. o w p * rk 2 a w i C/2 hd r/} * COTTOM Clfl BLOOM IS IP 4 WITH LATEST IMPROVEMEN1 Free of Freight. Fully Guaranteed. H.W.HUBBARD "alla*'T? >&*)" Wo carry stock at various Southern poll je fur quick delivery upon receipt of orders. " OSCOOD U. S. Standarc 18 IAIAAABI CPU CO WWHUUIV dUMELEd Sent on trial. Freight paid. Fully warrante 3fi'rtn Other Sizes Proportionately 1,0 XUii OOJ. II. IV. III.'BBAKD. Gen. Southe Juuc.-i.lSOl. 4mo. .e WE CARRY A FULL LINE ,e 0K ;c Stoves, Tin "Wan HARDWARE, FURNITURE & COFFIN Call and see us and get our Price Covin & Morrah, Mt, Carmel, S, I June 3,1S91. <im. RICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to all work In his department In tlie b r manner and at reasonable charges. Monti . customers shaving, hair cutting and slia I pooini'Sl per month. Rasors honed and I ; In the best condition for 2o cents each. Terra Cotta Wells. rpHE undersigned is not disposed to brag 1 his new mode of water supply, but it proven beyond the shadow of a doubt th Ills wells are the best and more durable th; any other kind. lie boasts of not havi lost a single one in seven years, while t? thirds of his work is for parties having lc their dug wells. Address, C. M. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C They are frog proof and superior to one du and are bound to supersede all others. Joel S. Baily, Greenwood, S. C. Greenwood Cotton and Oil Mill Cal. Klnard, Ninety-Six, S. C. Rev. Pressly, Due west, S. < Jones Miller, Abbeville,S. C. I have sunk nine-tenths ol the wells in in town In ne\ en years. Aug. - " ;" ? ; / y-'&Vy** P TRAVELERS' GUID1 ' RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROi! Li COLUMBIA & GKKENVILLE O . CONDENSED SCHEDULE. I III Effect .1 lily 5, lS'll. (Trains run by T5th Mt-ridinn time.) NORTHBOUND. fM ! No. ! No. ! No. ! No. ! No. ? Ill I 13. 15. 17. I 7. I a. 4 m |A.M.|A.M I TO Lv Charleston... [-, g 6 15 A'M" Lv Columbia |11 lOjlO 15 | ted* Ar Onion j 12 8$ ro Ar Spartanburg I 1 55 ? ArTryon :! Oti I ArSaluda i -'til mc, Ar Flat Kock 4 U't Ar Henderson villei 4 22 SAr Aslieville I 5 17 Ar Hot Springs ti 40 j * Lv Puint Kock... 5 5") j hv Morristown ..| 7 15 | I ILv Knoxvilie I }> 30 10 I V. Ar Cincinnati.... IP.M. A. M Lv Prosperity |12 :>S | 8 50| 7 2S| Lv Newberry 12 57. ! 9 07 7 45. ! Lv (Million I 'J 0.s' 11 ArLhurens | I I 9 4o| 1! Ar Ninety-Six I 2 151 |10 22i i' Lv Ninety-Six..) 2 35 Lv Greenwood '2 oil I 110 45l I Ar Abbeville I IH)| 11 15 | ,\IN Ar Hcltnn ( 4 10] iP.M.j |12 25 Lv Bolton f 5 20 12 15 12 53 Lv Pfizer 4 42l I I II 10 Lv Piedmont 5 00| j | | 1 5-3 jr>n Ar Greenville 5 40 lid Ar Anderson 5 4sl 112 50| Ip.M. j Ar Pendleton 6 40| Lv Seneca. j- \%\ | | | Ar Walballo 8 25| | Niebti Ar Atlanta jl2 30j southbound. No. No. No. No. No. 1 cau. 141J61_18^ SLJ0L1 -.era- PM A MP.M A MIPMI Jane Ar Charleston 9 30 12 50 T P. P-Mf Ar Columbia 5 30 8 50 9 4o - de- Lv Union 6 29 Lv Spartanburg 5 30 Lv Tryon 4 17 Lv Saluda. 3 41 Lv Flat Rook 3 16 Lv Hend'sonville.. 3 01 Ar Ashevllle \ ^ Ar Hot Springs.. 12*28 A.M. Lv Paint Rock.... 11 55 Lv Morrlstown .. 9 25 Lv Knoxvillu 8 15 P-MLvCincinnatti.... 7 20 i ac- Ar Prosperity.... 4 00 8 10 8 18 I ii?rir Ar Newberry 3 42 8 00i S 05 , Ar Clinton * 0 52 I an" Lv Laurens C 20 2 LvNinctySU...} \% < 658 . . Ar Groenwood 1 43 6 22 rith- M. , ex- Lv Abbeville 12 35 5 15 you Ar Belton j 20 4 00 5to Lime A.M ap- ArPelzer _ 111 52 4 28 ,i i? Ar Piedmont ill 35i 4 11 Lv Greenville 11 00 P.M. 8 35 Lv Anderson 111 38| 3 55 Lv Pendleton 10 55 Lv Seneca ilO 171 Lv Walhalla 9 45 2y- Atlanta | i lion, Trains 7, 8,9, 10, 13,14, 17, 18, 42, 43 daily e.vt ,inn Sunday. ! Pullman Sleeper on trains 15 and 16 betw Charleston. S. C.. aim Cincinnati. Ohio. Via At s of tic Coast Lino, Colombia, Asbeville, Paint R< ,i_# MurrUton, Cnoxville, Jelico and ,Junction City. ' J. A. Dodcon Snpt., W. H. Green, Gen. Ma C at Jaa. L. Taylor, Gon. Pass. Ag't, Sol Hasa, Tri Manager. i D. CAEDWELL, Division Pass. Agent. ' Colombia, 8. ( ?y. ? SEABOARD AIR LINE. Time Table No. ! In Effect 4:U0*a. m., Tuesday, Sept. 1st, 1801 BETWEEN MONROE AND ATHEN SOUTHBOUND.! . | NORTHBOUj 2Cfass. 1 CIhkk. I ]l Cla88j2 Cll , 2ir I 4:{. | 36. 22 T" ?i 'Passen-j jPassen-l T v T m g?r and I STATIONS, ger and J?. Freight, s MaU | Mall. Frel' "Daily Daily Daily Da] except except except excc | Sunday. I Sunday. Sunday. Sum' "p. >1. P. M. Leave. Aep.ivk.I P.M. P. . I 8 45 2 20 I Monroe.... 1 50 7 11 15 i"| S 15 jCtttawbaJuncli?n { 12 56 J ? .<? i n ro I /"ll 4 ? I in iw V 4 j. ZO j o oo j m zxj j ^ 2 30 4 27 ....Fish Dam ...| 1145! 2 5 05 I 5 28 Clinton | 10 47 12 7 05 1 6 2'2 ....Greenwood...! 9 50; 10 7 15! ?27 Walden I 0 44, 10 7 35 ! 6 33 1 Cana I 0 33 10 S 20 j <i 55 ....Abbeville....! 9 20 : 9 I 8 50 ' 7 12; Watts j 8 59 j | | 9 30 ' 7 30 I Calhoun Falls. 8 38 j 8 9 50 1 7 43 !..Henrdniont ... 8 21 | 7 11 15 S 05 .... Elborton.... 8 00 J 6 2 25 ! 9 20 Athens 6 40 1 4 P. M. I P. M.; A.M. I A. Southbound trains, whether delayed or not. hi absolute right of track over Northbound Trains the sutue class. JNO. O. WINDER, L. T. MYERS, General Manager. General Superintendent T. W. Whisnant, Superintendent. The Short Line to Florid POUT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAY CO. /COMMENCING JULY 26th, 1S91, Passenger tra will run as follows by 75th Meridian time: Going South. Dally. _ Leave Anderson 3 15 p Leave Starr 4 03 p I Leave Lowndesvflle 5 05 p Leave Mt. Carmel 6 18 p Arrive McConuick 7 15 p (Arrive Augusta 10 00 p Arrive 9avannab G 30 a Arrive Jacksonville 12 00 no Going North. Daily. Leave Jacksonville 1 10 p 'S Leave Savannah S 10 p Leave Ancuata* 7 20 a ofv Arrive McCormick 9 33 a C. Leave McCormick... 9 35 a Arrive Mt. Carmel 10 51 a Arrive Lowndesville 12 25 p SI Arrive Starr 1 2S p 1 Arrive Anderson 2 15 j> Connections made at Augusta tor Atlanta and i points West Tickets on sale at P. R. & W. C. Ry depots to ' points at cheap rates and baggage checked to destli , tion. For any further Information apply or write. ^ W. J. CRAIG, P. A. R. W. HUNT. T. P. A. Augusta, Go. ? J as. L. TAILOR, Sol. HAAS. G. P. A. T. M, "* THOMSON a *9 DEALER IN HEAVY & FANCY GROCERIES Q Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Si Rice, Flour, Grits, C ? Hams, Breakfast Bacon 1 GET FRESH ? B a k e i's B r e a c ily inHit r?VEltY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Good JOj sold at the lowest market price for ca?l ? Call aud see me. July 21), 1891,3n The Abbeville Land, Loan am ?,? Improvement Company, 'an fN ACCORDANCE with Commission o n? x Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall direetei to the undersigned Hoard of Corporators o ;rT the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IM ,sl PROVEMENT COMI'ANYNotice is hereby given that the books o subscription of said company will be open a the olllco of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, or ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY (ith lust., at thi !? Abbeville National Bank. J. ALLEN SMITH, \\\ C. McGOWAN, !? P. ROSENBERG, AUG. \V. SMITH. C, E. A. TEMI'LETON, R. M. HADDON, y T. 1'. COTHRAN. Board of Corporators, j Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 5 1S91. n I J. S. COTHHAN. L. W. PERRIN. | ?T. P. COTHRAN.? ? COTHRAH,PERRIN & COTHRAH Attorneys at Law. anpdr ? ** llOUJ Abbeville, S. C. April *J!>. 1.VJI, tf. y^| D. A. ALLEN, Prop. J. F. RICE, Supt - ALLEN MANUFACTURING CO. ri Clinton, S. C. ? tern inrv*GM!? as At Rnilripvu rnirl 1MW.liaTnp.fi I? JLfVLlXVlVi. U CV 11 V*. ^lLVVXlUlllV IkJ To Send For Prices and Estimate on SASH, BOOKS AND BLINDS, Is; > 00 Scroll Sawing. Turning and Fancy Work of* ) 63 of Every Description. way 1 65 Ba Best Workmanship, Lowest Prices. - An Experienced Mechanic Superintend all Work. * i*r Wire Screen Doors and Wire Screen Windows. Ic?j M Dried Liler a Specialty, S J. F. MILLER & CO. are agents for ub, and orders given to them will receive prompt at- A. tention. ' March 2, 1891. 12m. \ i tlon 42* [ffiasto&Xl DIN riiHE MAIN WHEEL IN A WATCH JL makes 4 revolutions in a day of 24 hours, or 1,460 In a year. Next, the centre wheel, 24 toge revolutions a day, or 8,760 In a year. The third wheel 192 In a day, or 59,030 In a year. are The fourth wheel 2,440 in a day, or 545,600 In a 15 A year. The fifth, or scape wheel, 12,960 in a day, or 4,728,200 in a year. The "ticks" or beats of the balance wheel 388,900 in a day, or t 141,882.000 in a year. p The above is mathemeticnlly correct, and pen should prove to you that a WATCH is a very ? l?n. delicate and complicated machine,andshould * it be out of order the watch requires the at- . ' tentlon of a V ( ? First Class Watchmaker Oc j. The undersigned offers you all the advan ' tages that skill and experience can command ? In the repairing of | Watchs, Clocks and Jewelry. 3, ENGRAVING ^ any style letter or monograme executed at J ? short notice, an(j ~ All Work Warranted 12 Months, c?u iss. A first class stock of GOLD, SILVER and ? NICKEL WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER ! ^ !_ WARE, GOLD PENS &c. 81on I Rogers and Bro., Pj lay. Mai J Wm. Rogers z % FORKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS, at f Goods guaranteed as represented or mony Or ? refunded. No charge for engraving goods 17 boughtof me. Place of business In P. F. Dunbar & Co's TTrt store. ' -HO | R. B. Hennemann, 1. GKEENW00D, S. C. PI ? Jan. 30,189J, tf 7 V live % U For Sale. AXE of the most desirable residences in the - u. town of Abbeville. Also, a machine shop, together with all the mnchinery in It. a. Also, a desirable lot and livery stable. , Any of the above property will be so'd at k- reasonable prices, and on terms to suit the purchaser. ias For further Information, apply at the Press and Banner office. July 7,1891, tf. n TT T\ n : n. u. jaeese, n 5 WATCH REPAIRER, U, At?l>eville, S. C., m FS ALWAYS ready to serve the public in HEV in 1 his lino of business, and solicits a share ... ui of the work ill his line. S A J ut He will keep a varied stock of the best and m cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together m with silver plated ware andjewelry. S NOV- 19 1890- Toth m Fran] *" Lands for Sale. ail L1 m IIRGE miles from Donalds a farm of 250 I JL Acres at ten dollars per acre. Three ml less above Donalds a farm of 200 acres at eight dollars per acre. A lcr At Monterey a farm with good dwelling and twelve Cabins on it, containing 700 acres for Jnrr S3,000. HU11 - 870 Acres near Verdery with two Dwellings mr>T and numerous Houses for Tenants, for 38,700. 100 Acres and dwelling near Latimer for 81.800. . A1 loo Acres between Abbeville and Hodges at iiJ $2,K(K). g Also, other places. Write to or call on cPy i J Wm. Patrick Calhoun. fl Sept 2.1, 1S91. tf. Abbeville, S. C. \Ji i STOCKHOLDERS- MEETING. IT )i Athens, Ga., Sept. io, isni, D THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders K of the Company will be held at its office III in Athens, Georgia, Tuesday, November 10, 1891, at 10o'clock. A, L.HULL, TT V Sept. 23, 18J1. Secretary. ?? oppos same VALUABLE Ginr MACHINERY FOR SALE. ^ tion.r I the lir <^he pt _ The ,B. A Well Established Business easier in Greenwood. newde' 1 the gi for cu! THE undersigned desiring to retire from business oiler lor sale their entire ? Planing- Mill Plant, ! which Is well enuipped for the manufacture mi .. , of DOORS. SASH, ULiNDS, SCROLL AND | IIP i TURNED WORK, and general liowse build- J-RU " Ing supplies, lumber dressing in all the vari- 1 ous styles, 20-horse engine. The machiuery is : nearly new. Good locution m the thriving town of Greenwood, and a good trade already , itt k established. I ?f For further particulars call on or address j Thoro refunc JOHNSTON & WILKINSON. Greenwood, S. C., Aug. 0t 1S!U, Urn * Sept DR. J. B. BRITT. SICIA* ASD DllTTOGIST, - VJTRDERT, B. O 2ALER In Pure Drus". Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Stationery, fine Perfumery Toilet Articles, Fancy Goodn, Ac. escrlptlons accurately prepared at all rs. [Dec. 31,1S90,12m M. PATRICK CALHOUN, Attorney at Law and 3AL ESTATE AGENT. addition to my Law Practice, I have [>p<*ned a Real Estate Agency, and will niate purchases and sales on reasonable is. I already have a very large Real Ebbusiness. It will he to the interest of i buyers and sellers to give me a call. >beville,S. C.,Feb. 25,1891. ?,. NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN APPLICAIoq will be made to the Legislature at Its t session, lor amendment and extension, he charter of the Carolina Midland RailCompany. H. R. WALKER, irnwell, S. C., July 22,1S91,3m Secretary Medical Notice. E the undersigned have formed a co-Dartnershlp under the Arm name and style labry & Neufl'er for the practice of MEDand SURGERY in all their branches. s will be promptly attended to. When services of both are required only one rge will be made. THOMAS J. MABRY, M. D., G. A. NEUFFER, M. D. prll 4th, 1890. r-.y Notice. iE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT the County right for the sale and operaof the J. G. FALLS <fc CO. GIN and TER, GUMMER and SHARPENER are prepared to either furnish machines or lo tno work themselves. Satisfaction ranteed. Those wishing to Inspect the shine can do so by calling at the Abbe) Oil Mill. The patronage of all is sollcRespectfully, F. S, EVANS. J. L. PERRLN 3XTEW 'a 4ft AW AWAAAWV cwiwy uiuwcij. L H. MOORE AS opened a New Fancy and Green Grocery Store In Cothran's Block. 9 deals In everything found In a Fancy illy Grocery Store, where yon can purse the nicest CANNED GOODS, conslstof ined Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, 3ffjCW.BE., tber with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, and other delicacies. The substantial CON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, ' and CABBAGE. ' IT ftTTB Hf rtT A OOTSO TT A Cigars of the Best Brands. V esh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and jholcest Beef a specialty. t. 22, 1890. G. A. DOUGLASS Has on hand a full Stock of r Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing HATS. A complete line of Saddles, les and Harness,tCrockery, Guns, Pistols, ery, Barbed Wire, and Hardware of every riptlon. Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, JeW, Fancy and Domestic Groceries, Provl9, and Lantation Supplies. ust received a lot of Sewing chines of the latest and most iroved styles with all attaches and warranted for five years rom $16 to $25, either for Cash partial payments. ALSO A LOT OF rses, Mules and Wagons H or on TIME and on the very best MS. Oct. 15, 1890. TOP HII! TO SHERIFF: ?OU SEE A MAN WEAEING SHOES FROM F. BUM 41,' J k'ILL TELL YOU THEY GIVE ENTIRE ^FACTION AND PKICES ACCOMMODATED e time, rind that they are keeping the le NVeylman i us m ) Home-made Shoes - $ 1 50 le-made Harness - - 7 00 IMS and VALISES CHEAP. [1 kinds of OILS for MachinP HAMMOND & CO. ; t. 10.1891. tr C. WILSON & CO. Y[NG BOUGHT THE GINNERY OF G. s. Wilson ?!fc Co., located oil the lot lie the Episcopal church, will run the during the ginning season. ling, 25 Cents per Hundred Pounds of Lint. ginc and Ties furnished at the market The machinery is in first class condiuul the best of work will be done, and m hopes to merit and receive a share of iblic patronage. highest market price will be paid In or cotton seed. jons kept for hire to such customers as he services of a team. will run a grist mill in connection with nnery, and will bo glad to grind corn Homers any day in the week. R. C. WILSON & CO. ust 12, lS'Jl, tf Cotton State Telegraph School. DUE WEST, S. C. ILL EQUIPPED WITH ALL MODERN appliances. Rates reasonable, ugh instruction guaranteed or money led. logue free on application. Address T. E. POLHILL, Principal, .10, lSiU Due West, S. C.