The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 21, 1891, Image 7
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The Press and Banner.
BY HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1891.
Twelve Images.
State of South Caiolina,
Abbeville County.
IN THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
To the Hon. Joseph B. Kershaw, Pre
siuing juage :
The Grand Jury ; t this the closing
of their service ds* e in this public
manner to express satisfaction at the
general prosperity of the county, and
the good order and obedience to law
that has prevailed during their term.
With a population exeeeding 40,000
there has not been an average of one
offender against the laws in 500 inhabitants.
The majority of the true bills
found by us were for minor offences.
At this term we have examined all
bills handed to us and took such action
as the evidence justified.
We examined all the county offices
and find that they are well kept.
The prisoners confined in the county
jail are properly cared for and every
precaution taken to prevent escapes.
The condition of the jail was such
that no fault was found with it.
The inmates of the Poor House have
good attention and were as healthy
and as comfortable as could be expected
in such an institution. Window
blinds should be put on the larger
building and some slight repairs are
needed on one of the smaller buildings,
some of the strips of weather
boarding having become detached, and
a new cover is also necessary for it.
We examined the books of the Trial
Justices and found them correct. In
several instances the Trial Justices did
not exhibit their transcripts, laboring
under the impression that an examination
by the Solicitor was sufficient.
In the future we recommend that the
transcripts be brought before the
Grand Jury for examination.
We beg leave to present Walter S.
Richardson for malicious mischief and
unlawfully taking possession of and
kidnapping two minors, Edward aged
twelve years and Clarence aged five
years, children of Dora Anderson,
against her will.
The following named persons are
witnesses to prove the above stated
facts, to wit: Nelson Kelson. Jim An
derson, Joe Smith, William Hill, Dora
Anderson, G. McD. Miller, W. L. Fouche,
R. F. McCaslan and J. N. King.
Our attention has been called to the
fact in the settlement recently made |
by the Comptroller General with J. R.
Blake, Jr., County Treasurer, on account
of the collection of the taxes for
the last fiscal year, which were uncollected
at the time of the death of Cap- j
tain J. W. Perrin, late County Treasurer,
the Comptroller decided that Mr.
Blake was entitled to no commission
or remuneration for finishing up said
collection.
While the ruling of the Comptroller
may be technically right, we nevertheless
think that equity demands that
Mr. Blake be paid for his work and so
recommend.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
WM. E. BELL,
Foreman.
I
State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
IN THE SESSIONS.
OCTOBER TERM, 1891.
To the Honorable Presiding Judge :
I beg leave to report that In accordance
with Section 509 of the General
Statutes of this State, I have examined
the offices of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions, Register of Meane Conveyance,
and Sheriff of Abbeville county,
and find the several offices well and
neatly kept, the records in good condition,
and the officers filling those sev
1 - .aa r
erai UiUUts jjeriuriuiug men uuun ao
required by law.
Respectfully submitted,
M. F. ANSEL,
Sol. 8th Cir.
Cental parlorsT
DR. T. J. CHYMES,
?! Dentist.
GRADUATE, PENN. DENTAL SURGERY,
IS permanently located at Greenwood, and
otters his professional services to Greenwood
and surrounding country.
49*Work done after the most Improved
and Modern methods.
49*0fflce over Bank of Greenwood."?*
June 3, 1881.
If you need a real good pair of pants we
can show you some real bargains. P. Rosenberg
<fc Co. tf
A splendid stock of shoes of every descrlp
Hon now for sale by P. Rosenberg & Co. tf
Freeh sausage from Heckler & Brother will
be received twice a week by A. M. Hill &
Sons.
Fresh roasted coffee every week can be had
at A. M. Hill & Sons.
We have shingles from 82 to 83 per thousand.
J. F. Miller & Co.
Canton flannels, wool and opera flannels, at
O. P. Heath & Co.'s.
Pride of tbe West bleaching only 10 cents
per yard. O. P. Heath & Co.
We have now a first-class workman and we
are now prepared to do any kind of work In
the repair line.
When you need a set of good harness go to
C. P. Hammond <fc Co., ana get them.
A big harness and shoe display to be had at
C. P. Hammond & Co., sometime soon.
Watch out!
Farmers Alliance ginghams V/i cents per
yard at 0. P. Heath dfc Co.'s.
Something nice for early spring eating. A
urge white mild onion. Sets of these can be
oad at Smith & Sons.
,*rBUY1
Toys, Dolls, Vai
A.3\TE> C
Christmas (
II W. Lnv
LARGEST STOCK, A1
H^DDON'S
Are Opening Every Week
VT^ ' MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
JN OV6I LlGS 111 MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
i v v v* MILL1NERY, DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
No trouble to make your selections from our stock. Almost every article pertaining to ladles
wear may be round. Our prices are uniformly LOW considering the class of goods we carry.
Mail Orders Receive Prompt attention.
DRESSES CUT AND FIT OB MALE TO ORDER.
Give us a call. We guarantee satisfaction.
umc. cjc?ALLIANCE
BMWjHK
Greenwood, S. C., Oct. 12th, i89i.
To Minimal aid tit Fulilic taraily:
Co-Operative Store
Is now ready for business. All
Goods are marked down to the Lowest
Prices possible.
Long profits are all given to the purchasers.
By co-operation we can sell
Goods cheaper than you can buy elsewhprp
Our Warehouse is now ready
for storage and sale of Cotton. To those
from a distance wishing to spend a night,
we have a good Wagon Yard with stalls
and comfortable cabins free for their accommodation.
Come on, we will save you money.
Respectfully,
J. K. DURST,
manager.
Oct. 14,51891, tf
A New Departure.
TOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES!
COOKING STOVES FROM $10 UP.
HEATING STOVES FROM $3 UP.
At E. A. TEMPLETON'S.
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DENTAL NOTICE. J
Dr. S. G. Thomson, PI
OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON McILWAIN **
Corner.
Abbeville, S. C, March 23, 1891. tf
Kentucky Jj|
HOUSES"
Am
and
I have just re- ?
turned home with *
A
a load of Kentucky
Horses and Mares.
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Come at once and
i
buy a good animal.
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all
A. B. Hamlin, 'I
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Bant Oft 1CQ1 AflPVT
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The State of South Carolina, 0(
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT. D. A
In the matler of the estate of Wm. H. it
Brooks, deceased. ^Jj
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
ALL personB Indebted to said estate must
settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested to GEO. 8. WILSON,
P. A. CHEATHAM,
Sept. 26,189J. tf Administrators.
Bi
Goods to Arrive This Week
~? SA
A. M. Hill & Sons.
ANOTHER lot of those line Mackerel 1 "Rof
barrels and bits. 1J0'
Pick led Pigs Feet. A
Fresh Cabbage twice a week.
Choice Hams and Breakfast Strips. w 01
A beautiful line of French and Plain Can- w
dies. dow
A large assortment of tea-cakes, fresh and
Northern Apples and Bananas. if f
Sept. 16,1891. tf. 111
IMPORTANT. ?/?!
M
ALL persons holding School Claims, not
registered, are requested to send them
In at once, so I can make my Annual Report. I
E. 00 WA*N 1
Sept. 30,1881. tf School Commissioner. |
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
OF 'P
m? ph" mwm VE;
Cloves, m ware,
HARDWARE, J
FURNITURE & COFFINS. Ar
Call and see us and get our Prices.
Covin & Morrah, ?or,
~ and
Mt, Carmel, S, C
June 3,1891. 6m. Ab'
poll
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The State of South Carolina, jTs
county of abbeville.
FKOBATK COURT. (j (j
In the matter of the estate of J. Ramsey
Black, 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 A
properly attested to JAS. E. LOMAX
Oct. 1,1891, tf. Administrator.
We Mean It.
All persons are hereby warned,
not to hunt on our lands by Day, or ?- i
Night. We have borne it patiently, but will I
hereafter prosecute any and all persons found ?|
violating the within notice: on<i
H. W. Lawson, fhP
G. C. Dusenbury,
T. P. Alllford.
J. W. Lesiy. S(
J. L. Little.
J. Evuns Gordon.
A. Al. Reid.
Mioses Mary and Jane Gordon.
Mrs. E.J, Gilmer.
Sept. 30,1891, tf. A/J
ley
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Mr. 0. H. Cobb, of Greenwood, is now clerk itq
lng for C. P. Hammond & Co., and he kindly 50 t
asks bis frleuda to call and see him and be r?o B
will be pleased to show bis friends through "ee
C. P. Hammond iS Go's., large stock of shoes,
harness, leather, etc.
Look out for C. p. Hammond & Co., adver- g
tisement next week. Something new to be
brought to the attention of their customers. - ?
You will find a bat to suit you among our S
elegant stock. p. Rosenberg & Co. tf shs
Boys can be suited in clothing, hats and V
shoes by p. Rosenberg & Co. tf ho
"Crimson clover" fresh and genuine for sale G
by Lee & Bailey, Greenwood, S. C. i)t C.,
rT"'iPt ^State of a
L-i jHlL tSBU COUNTY OF AB1
j COURT OF COMMC
G. S. Cade and J. A. LeRo
M the last will and teslan
8 A.I lebeau, Plaintiffs, 1
l 11 aenlnat
I III I I John J. Gnfllebeau, Chai
m. 1 IJ II Harriet E. Leroy, Marl
I 7 N. LeRoy, Alice McLai
Joseph E. LeRoy, Jot
Lenuel Bouchlllon, >
^ ^ and Jane Smith, Defem
COPY SUMMONS. I
U B (Complaint not
From ?
mm To the Defendants above ni
You ARE HEREBY S
required to answer the con
t,on> which ifl filed in the
^ of Common Pleas, for the
-mp- M J to 8erve a copy 0f y?ur a
L J m ^ complaint on the subscrlb
I fl Abbeville Court House, So
I J V m _ in twenty days after the t
X y elusive of the day of snch i
fall to answer the complalr
aforesaid, the plaintiff in tl
ply to the Court Icr the r<
the complaint.
i "D-DTYYFQ. Dated September 29th, A
JL 1V?VUU
Pla!
To John J. Gulllebean, Jo
w> V w Lenuel Bouchlllon, Mi
lllll SORTS OF and Jane Smith, Absen
Take Notice: That
!!|I niklP M ATCDI A I which the above is a copy, v
UILUIIMU IY1A I tnlALl faastbis day been filed it
Clerk of the Court of Come
bevllle County.
ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS
RESSID?UNDRESSED
fMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS, P A T A
I other BUILDING MATERIAL solicited. A IX JJ?\
HAVE WAGONS Plin.IIT(IBC
J can deliver any goods ordered from me, |"||lim| I j|HI*
UILD HOUSES.
. d. Thomson. locatednextto
bbeville, April 15,1891,12m. " NEW YORK
We have just exan
large and complete
1-2 Acres of Land, on gant Furniture and
chines at the above i
flonday, November, 1891. The Proprietors, Mes
& HAEBEE, are a
'ILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER an(^ pleaSU1
m Monday, the 2nd day or November, at +>,01. fn flio
clock, at the late residence of Betsy Blue, ?n61T gOOUo 10 1110
that tract or parcel of land containing 1 . , 1
Acre*, more or less, known as ttoe Betsy SOnS WlSning 10 DUV
9 homestead. , , ... . .
SUMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa- their line Will QO W6J
their stock before
M. H, COLEMAN, elsewhere.
Executor. A ful1 line of Sew
st. 14.1891.3t Attachments and 0
hand,
l. ALLEN, Prop. J. F. RICE, Sapt
UN MANUFACTURING CO. oa,M
Clinton, S. C. school no
CUfWUMMEW A ll persons havj
A. with the School Co
< 1 i -*r i find him In his office, all
11 mftl'S and Mpp.hflnip.s every Saturday in eachm
" ?v.w vvuu. iiivviintiivK. miaaieor toe momii,aunni
for the purpose of reglnterin
ro Send For Prices and Estimate on E. COWAN, School Co
Ab
SH, DOOES AND BLINDS, *? * 1891 "
roll Sawing, Turning and Fancy Work
:very Description. CW 4
st Workmanship, Lowest Prices. THIS week a
^Experienced Mechanic Superintend all 1|| III I^ljl II11
Ire Screen Doors and Wire Screen Win- I I II 1 I | ? |||j
lei Dried Liter a Specialty. 700 Rolls Wall Paper
. Just in, price low, 15,20,25
F. MILLER & CO. are agents for us, and roils.
irs given to them will receive prompt at- Gil window Shade*
''on.- With Spring Rollers, prl<
arcn 4, loyi. lzm. each?good and low price.
40 Bolls Paper Window
-iniirnp1 ilAkll/ fiOcenUroUor10 cents ea<
"AKMhno BANKi
band. We bave tbe latest
high back old styles, very p
Book Cases
IE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF $20.00 And Book Cases Combine*
per share Is due and payable on 1st NO- lowest prices. All good wa.
VIBER next. 12 Chamber Salts
ompt payment requested. In Oak and Walnut and 1
Some of tbe seats very fl
WM. H. PARKER, President. 8SfdneiMwhertebaa the 8am
fnlinH TT DnPrp f!fl.sTiifvr rpHE above described good
lUlIUO nt Lrurre, MiSJUBr. i ot all kinds of farnltur
?? CHALM]
(plication for Railroad Charter,
N application will be made at tbe next Ji ImmsvUbW
session of tbe Legislature for a charter - _.in ieo, *f
PI..U. /-! i. Pniiirflv June lu. leal ti
LUC 1' IU11UU, UCUIglU IX WIUAJltC* *"* ? "
Transpotatlon Company. The line to .
from Borne point on the Savannah river , . . Abbeville
county thence via Mt. Carmel, ITntinnn] A OCTlPCfl Hi
jevllle. Due West and Greenville to some jJflllUilul jttoollIuU Dl
at on the North Carolina line.
w-A0A1Ngi aii Consol Assi
I. COTHRAN. L. W. PERRIN.
-T. P. COTHRAN.- SAVANVAI
THEAN.PERRIN & COTHRAN Authorized Capital
OFFICERS AND DI
Attorneys at Law. rAWS
Abbeville, S. C. General Attorney, 'g. 1
rifti oo iboi Treasurer, A. R. Fawc<
prll 29, 1891, tf. Director of Agencies, "\
____ The Acme of all Build;
ITTON SEED WANTEDi Associate
Combined with one
WILL bo In the market from this date, Life Insurance Comf
and will pay the HIGHEST cash price for TT , 0, ,
ton seed, representing the Charlotte Oil United StatCS.
1 Fertilizer Company. Headquarters at
old depot. Plain-Simplicity Itse
ept. 9,1801, tf . aj-R0PER- for Yourself
: To Investors?Shareholdei
TO RENT OR SELL. ^ZpSSSESSS?-,
1 \Jll kjuuui vldend, with participation :
r Y FARM ON CARR'S CREEK NEAR n,?? ?,,'
[ Latimer Station on the Savannah Val- Ji! ?# rt00,h
Railroad, 154 acres, on which is a Comfort- 8t??Q?
e Residence, and Three Good Tenant a w
USES, well of Good Water, Stables, 4c. 5??1?"?'*
o CO acres open for cultivation, including lEKiSain
icres splendid creek bottoms. Call ana Ir
, or address at "Dry Grove" post office. feSs mailed^ &e toany
EM TtiiPVC Endorsed by business me
. JlL. UUriVlj. & co., of Savannah, Ga.
epi. m, its'ji. ?ji. Wanted?A few good age
M M MATTISO]
Ilk velvets and plushes In forty different
ides. W.E. Bell. DOI1
ITe have No. 1, all heart shingles for S3 per Sept. 23, 1891
usand. J. F. Miller & Co,
loto J. T.Duckett, Jeweler, Greenwood, S. Another big lot of macke
for Diamond rings, received this week by A. M
intl Carolina, dr. j. b. britt, j
PIIYSTCrAN AND DRUGGIST. - VEBDEBY. 8.
BEMLLE. "TvEALER In Pure Drugs, Medicines, CbMQLs
Jcals. Paints, Stationery, line Pertamtry t&M
?N* pi.kas. and Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Ac. I
Prescriptions accurately prepared at all VtM
_ hours. [Dec. 31,1890,
y, as executors of B
ient of P. Jj. Gnil- IS^OTIOE 1
[9 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN APPLICA- ^|8
1 tlon will be made to the Legislature at ita ' .fjei
next session, for amendment and extension,
mplon Gulllebean, of the charter of the Carolina Midland
hn Tnlhprt Tames way Company. H. R. WALKSRji','^^^^1
Toibert. James BarnWJ, g Q July 22,1891,8m Secretary : Jg|
rce. Mary O. Wells '
in B. Bouchillon, 8
lartha Bonchillon 1%J*Ti ?
Fancy Groceiyij
Served.) 1
G. H. fflOORE I
HAS opened a New Fancy and Green Gro>
eery Store In Cothran's Block. fl
UMMONEP AND He deals in everything found in a Fancy i|9
iplalnt In this ao- Family Grocery Store, where yon can par'
"w chase the nicest CANNED GOODS, contlxt
vuiuo luc vioia ing of R
nswer to the said Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meate,-'-^ j
er at bis office at JF I 19 H ? 9
uth Carolina, with- I
iprvlfo hprpof fir. together with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, -MM
. ner??*? ex 4c, and other delicacies. The substantial?
service; and If you are I
e^0011' breakfast stbips,
ellef demanded In MEAL, IRISH POTATOES,
and CABBAGE.
w. A. LEE, FLOUB, MOLASSES, HAMS, :l
lntlffs' Attorney.
hn b. Bouchinon, V Cigars or the Best Brands. V J I
artha BoucblUon, Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and > 1
t Defendants: the choicest Beef a specialty. 1
the summons of Oct. 22, 1890. 1
pith the complaint, ' ~ '
"i. ?bm or the Q ^ DOUGLASS <1?!
on Pleas for Ab- ** Twv v
Has on band a full Stock of ^*9
nTiff^AtSney. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing
and HATS. A complete line of Baddlaa.
______________ Bridles and Harness^Crockery, Guns, Pistols, ; J]
Cutlery, Barbed Wire, and Hardware of every .
/v-p. description. Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Jew- -vJsWj
/ 1 I ,1 elry, Fancy and Domestic Groceries, Provt- ' '?
I ? I J Hlftna anri SFfSfflfl*
AJh Plantation Supplies. Jl j
CTOHF ^ust rece^ve^ a *ot Sewing
\ I Mnti Machines of the latest and most fill
_ improved styles with all attaoh-'sSB
ments and warranted for five years M
ducket's at from $16 to $25, either for Cash j
GTftDr or partial [payments. j
01 Unt. also a lot op ?
Horses, Mules and Wagoni'^
CASH or on TIME and on the very best '
. . TERMS. Oct. 15, 1890ffi.^S8H
lined the very *-?0
t*^? ? C' WILSON & C0.I
inmflrl ofnro TTAVING BOUGHT THE GINNERY OF {&
ldmeu Biore. G s wilsoa & Co., located on the lot -:$|j
IOT*Cl JUTTT I L' U vppvstbv LUC WUUIWU, nut *UU VUV +WM
SrSi III 11111 liXL same during the ginning season.
lways present Ginning, 25 Cents per Hundred t?9
re in showing Pounds of tint.
public. Per- B&ggloz and Ties furnished at the mukflt %
.1 . . price. The machinery Is In first class oondi- '
anytmne; m tion, and the best of work will be done, and ,?5a
" . the firm hopes to merit and receive a share of ?3
1 to examine "^ySgaSTaB. p???m t. P-d>M
purchasing Mwagons>keptBfor"blr? to aach customer, M '.3
need the services of a team.
We will run a grist mill in connection with
_ TrnnL' n the ginnery, ana will be glad to grind oprn
ing Jliacmne for customers any day in the week. ' 'j3M|
il ****** on E. 0. WILSON ft 00.
August 12,1891, tf
rood, S, C.
Great Bargains. ||J
TICE. TXTE HAVE JUST PERFECTED AR- '/ffjB
'' rangementa with one of the most re 11NG
BUSINESS abie firms In the United States by which we '
mmlssioner, will bave control of South Carolina for the sale of
public days and STIEFF PIANOS. DAVIS ft 80N8 and PAL- M
onth nearest the aCE ORGANS, we offer Instruments.at a <
j the present year, low prices and on as liberal terms as can b? ;
g claims. <ac. had anywhere. Don't purchase before seeing
commissioner, oar catalogues and prices.
bevllle County. Address: JOHN A. HOLLAND, '.
Ninety-Six, S. C. r3M
Representative of Chas. M. Stieff, Baltl"
more. ,
>odM ? ? 9
fiiflDU n> " tteese' 1
VMini! WITCH BEFAQUS, <9
UAUliLl Abbeville, S. C.,
r.r^ TS ALWAYS ready to serve the pabllo in vSj
1 his 11 do of business, and solicits a share
of the work In his line. jStfaW
i and 3o for doable ge wju ^eep ft varied stock of the best aod
cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together 'vS3j
with sliver plated ware and Jewelry.
jes 50 to 75 cents Nov. 19 1890. '
r Shades
nM MHKll M
^of dlDlDg lDuui 1UU.VIIJU.IItvitj
3?will sell at the *> %?: 4
I nut goods. DEALER IN
HEAVY & FANCY GROCERIES, J
ts sod a full line | m m #*?
e in store at Meal? Sugar, Coffee,
ERS' Rice, Flour, Grits,
Store. ? Hams, Breakfast Bacon. '4
I GET FRESH
!lHf[, LOail Bakers Bread .^j
MMl fill T?VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Goods
uuiuuuui ^ 80|d at the iowest market price for caali.
_ Call and see me. uuly 29,1891,3m
Li GA.
(25.000,000.
ST WELTI! MM!!
P. Miller.
3. Miller.
9tt.
T. Breverd.
mg and Loan THE NEW YORK
of the Largest BRANCH STORE I
tallies in the 0F
irriiiMBi
er cent, cash dl- j^EALERS IN PAWN BROKERS, CLOTH
In profits. lng and Gents'Furnishing Goods.
ilasses obtain for will be opened in Abbeville on the 28th of
rity value of their AUGUST. 1891.
Call early and get choice Bargains In everycase
of Death. NEW YORK BRANCH STORE,
oily these liberal
D?? Safer & Webber. |
August 26, 1891. 3m.
N| lli A,
aids, S. C. TJICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to do
XV all work in his department in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and shamrels
in kits will be poolng 81 per month. Rasors honed and put
. Hill Si Sous. . In the best condition for 25 cents each.
,