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w WW Yi A. 1 JM^A f f I Wilt??flwt I OUR SEASON'S 0PENI1 ?rn mTTTI TIT" A /~i TV1 11 Id lilij I "We are selling OUR IMMENSE LINES OF DRES MATCH EXACTLY E Look through our competitors these lines can be vc, We struck a rare bargain in 12 pieces Henrietta at 4o cents p 40 inch plain Henriettas 25 cents per yard. 34 inch plain Henriettas 121 cents per yard. !36 inch Stripe ana f:aia nenneiuis wuw pci jmu. 30 inch Plaid Flannels 25 cents per yard. 38 inch All Wool Plaid Flannels, beautiful colorings, 50 cents 54 inch All Wool Flannels 40 cents per yard. 40 inch Satin Stripe Woolens, lovely goods, at 50 cents per yc 40 inch All Wool French Serge 50 cents per yard ; 75 cents \ OUR NOTION The most complete ever shown the Abbeville trade. W< Glove Fitting Corsets. 1,000 pieces new Ribbons just in, bought with that wonderful i: BLANKET !We have 25 pairs 104 Blankets at 871 cents. 11-4 and 12-4 e bargain. 10 pieces Feather Ticking at a decided bargain. 10 pieces Mattress tick wick "> cents per yard. See our sto< :ks for children at bargains. Our Interests are identical and we wi jginning to realize that somebody else < Do not forget we buy your COTTQ] ling you want come to the KTE'W Headquarters KTe 866 TO lA. M. Hill i HAVING enlarged our Store-Room, we are now prepared, am ft x STOCK OF GR Than ever, to which we invite the inspection of all. I First-Class Goods at the Lowes We will carry EVERYTHING to be found in the GROi A Ain,f A **4ri A "n o iti r ? s tm?, ^mss1w*b%wwm ?bi wj A SPECIALTY WITH US. WE HAVI livery, Sale and I;; To which we have recently added a "Buggy and Carriag ALL STYLES of Vehicles from the. cheapest to the best. H beautiful line of LAP ROBES, WHIPS, HARNESS and all g When in town call on us and we will treat you right, I A. M. Hill | National Bank of Abbevil /t 11 ? O R; .Capital, 3B75,( | Surplus, 11,1 OilicerH x J. ALLEN SMITH, President. L. W. WHITE, Vice-Pre BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. -Oir^cfcMPw x GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNG. Due West, S. L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., K. M, HADDON, Abbeyille, JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C. T\OES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenlenc JL/ Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe ? our County affords. S ept 11. 188 I SPEED'S DRDG STORJ With a LARE and well Selected Stock DBUGS, CHEMICALS, n i rrniTPn wnnrnrwiia n i rvrma r&ixini iuxjjsj.ui.nJDO, r&inio, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMES, STATIONERY The demand of tbls market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mai 1 or band promptly ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. f; You are respectfully Invited to call. P. B. SPEED. No.8 Wall St., Abbeville,! . ^ ^W: v.::' " ; " * N r" '*fc- ?"**'** v.'*- ' V' Illth BAKU re has far'exceeded OUR ] ITUDE OF OUR BARGAINS T. stacks of nice Dress 1 >S BRAIDS, GIMPS, CORDS, NAIL HEAD TRI :VERY SHADE OF OUR DRESS GOODS, AND T stocks and see if'MPS A COMPETITION PARALYSER! latched. ===== at 4 er yard. 2,500 yards Pride of West Bleaching only 10 cents per yard. Abb 4-4 Bleaching 5 cents per yard. ? 4-4 Bleaching, heavy red dressing, at 7} Shot cents per yard. per yard. qui> con3petitors tell you 10 cents is cheap for the goods. Other merchants wonder and talk among alue. themselves as to how it is HEATH manages to M m y j sell such as above goods at less than they pay ^ c I for them. We buy all ctse goods from mane carry R. & G. Corsets, Thompson's ufacturers, and we are the only merchants in town that can do this. lever you call Cash paid right down. ~TVTT)T T? A nuT\Tnc! f . O I'M W VV UU i California Blankets, very heavy, at a T>T XT' A /^rrrvmo AOxiJLN UrlS ! ! ;k of Flannels, Toboggan Hoods and 10-4 Bleaching way below competition. one' ant your business. We are doing our share and some 3an do business here, even if they have talked and wort pay you the money down, and do not ask you how T YORK BARGAIN 8TO . XXeettli \ sw York. City. 1 WQl TBAVELEBS' GUIDE. EXJ ' I ' La nrnnumm ?. r\ ? \ttttt t w d 1ttdaa n ?- ? luuniliuril^ a 1/AIM [baJLLUVl/AX/ ?- COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE HIV "QY vlrtae CONDENSED SCHEDULE. J*p SAL^fl % In Effect bept 20, 1891. Abbeville C. |/?> (PI (Train.nipbTTOUtMeridton tlm>.) Su'oeoMb sij j9Ulj.oi swiss ? j 0 .. 0. . acres, more < No. No. No. No. No. No. Ilc8treet, J. , , . . . I 17. IS. 13. I 7, ! 9. 4i others, toget i will carry a large and better assorte 1? _?I? acresfmJre' aMaiiaMk Lv Charleston j (J 00, A.M.I J.D. Cochra OGERIES Kj,,w | $;sw" Lv Union -.-.I 112 30,P.M. | TERMS In our stock you will always find lv Tw>?n.b.a!?ZI 12 til s 121 I for papers. J * Lv Salad* I 8 21 8 49 | . a Lv Flat Kock 3 45, fl 11 i (1 Mi W. ^.a auAM fAH 0k0k MM Lv Uendenonvllle 3 54 9 20l at Figures for cash. ssh j.j ^ Ar Morrlstown .J 7 15 TVo/in+i rfnij V" T TATT Ar Knoxvllle I I 8 801 | I XlXoCUwl L/XjKX JJXXIXji A. MI | ArClnclnnattl.... A.M. 7 00 m ^ 0 i Lv Prosperity I 8 50'No61112 38j $ aed ssEriifiii! i Lv Nlnety-81x 10 221 | 2 35i | : AT.sn a large EfrsHr1 iSf&i i i V???. jpMJ " ~~\ I in tnccion Feed Stable, liiN if | " J ArW,llttl11- j j a8jJ;I | STATU b Repository" in which may be found ?? *??' In this department you will find a -"Bct^D- . oods pertaining to this line of busine ss no. n0. no. so. so. lix7b~ r ? 16. 14. 18. 8. 42. 10. Monroe.. . . UON'T FOEGET. ^ ^ &Lv Atlanta Fish Dam .... ^^1 Lv Walhslla. 9 45 Clinton Lv 8eneca .. 10 17 Greenwood... OUIlo F'?d',u>? 10 55 p.M. Lv Anderson 11 89 8 85 Abbevlile.... Lv Greenville 11 OOj 8 85 Watts . Lv Piedmont 11 85 4 11 Calhoun'Falit _ LvPelzer 1152 4 28 Heardmont... I ? P.M. Elberton ID Lv Belton 12 25 5 10 Athens lUl Lv Abbeville 12 35 5 15 ' 2 2. Jj Lv Greenwood 1 43 6 80 . " ? O Lv Ninety-Six 2 25 6 52 ?? ? D M. A.M P 39 r iv fy* Lv Laurens 12 00 8 20 300 cL^WnWWWW ^ CQ Lv Clinton .. 12 52 6 52 ~/~\r\ m ? 2 - I J J 2 . i i Lv Newberry 3 42 8 00 7 54 STATU dOO B* IBI ? 1 1 g M SK!:: 12 9,8 830 ? j IA.M. 'Op??""'4? LvKnoxville 8 1S| Side ? & 2 3 ~ ~ ~ O ^ Lv Morrletown .. ?25, a2(?eP5*C rf LJ Lv Paint Rock.... 12"l6|Nol4 AthenV' /S r^J Lv Hot Springs.. 12 281A.M. Qi<s.Sj?lt? tra M ??h'? iSSSSic: r. ' ?CO Lt Hend'eonvllle.. 2 S2ll2 afl win?" F*'IS* V.-.- iSa 1 H Cr R288-= sSPIS S"ii:;:::: ' ^ S1 ?B % II ? g- Kfes-: 6so J?! fBEE. SiSr.ii' m^'8?5,S?"! m [~H iJcoCbC'::::::: bm >? 8 !*y Msg Beg I?! Jt) L Lt Oharle?ton 12 w| <*?, tt'^S'3.<e?.e?'? S- "Dally. f Dally except Sunday. Cautwba Juoct JIj i M ? ST ' hT Trains 15 and 10 are daily betweon Charleston and Monroe S ?.fi "SB's O Cincinnati. M F i SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. Southbound i < = ? 5 S J3 M. rT| ?n tralD8 15 ttnd 16 Pol,Dlan Bnff,!1t Sapors be- ^e^me'cfaeV n&o'?B(2p M L J twern Charleston, 8. C., and Cincinnati, Ohio, via At- the same class. O * S> *2. "* 3 S luntlc Coast Line, Columbia, Asbevllle, Paint P^ck, . . I VJ ? - ? 5T g ? CD M..rri?U?wn, Knoxville, Jellico and Junction City, JNUQe^I^|, (? C- us >o p 3 without change. n? ? o ^ c 2 2 9 K* J. A. DODSON. . w. A.JUBK, T" * Ol H Z O. 8 i6 EL I fi Superintendent, Ass t Gen 1 Pass. Art., . .5= O 3 ? ^ M V* Columbia, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. "Mother ' 3^S2P (D W.H.GREEN, ,IAS. L. TAYLOR, GC O 3 w f ^ Geit'l Mgr.. Gen'l Pass. Agent. 8lt On the i__i (S ? i & Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. weather. ' a OhJ 30LU1A8'T"%MS%. house, a drt ? ! s 0 | & Z - 5is.i??u.e,^ ? ? . 3: Tf\ Buy your shoes from P. Rosenberg & Co., , &C. fS |-o | 3 and ^ave money, tf a little in a /Sec" J Our shoes are going out and they are pleas- It matter attend- ?? * a n ?" Cj lng the people. Call and see us. C.P.Ham- world's iroo "a. X 5> ' mond & Co. > h ? a ' " * We will have In Btock in a few days the ol n tanned laced leather. [ley may II i Don't forget the home made shoes ?t C. P ?* content! 3 c Hammond Si Co. With God. 1 ATN ST(IE11 r ~ ^ ~ ~ ~ MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS. HAT IS DOING THE WORK. Goods, Shoes, Hats, Etc.l MMINGS, JET NAIL HEADS AND SILK VELVETS |l HEY PLEASE THE LADIES TO A "T." SHOES! SHOES! SHOES I'M We are doing the Shoe business of the town. Another lot of those Misses and Women's Shoes 2 and 48 cents per pair. Ladies and Men's floe Shoes $1.00 per pair. rhe ladies all tell us we have the nicest stock of fine and custom made Shoes ever shown the ^ eville trade. Our Georgia home-made Shoes are the talk of the entire country. Gentlemen's fine hand-made Shoes, never before shown to the trade. A fine Frenoh calf skin j hand-made at $4.00 per pair; you pay elsewhere $0.00 lor them. . , HATS ! HATS ! HATS ! J||| Just in the nobbiest line Men's Stiff new styles and Fur Hats in the town. Boy's Wool Hats ents each. Men's Wool Hats 25 cents each. Men's Fur Crushers 50 cents each. Men's fine Fur Hats $1.00 each. ja Household fwaisfetags, | TABLE LINENS, &c., we have no competition. Turkey Red Damask 20 cents per yard. Bleached Damask 60 inches wide 50 cents per yard. Napkins 25 cents per dozen. Crochet quilts 62 cents each. Marselles patterns 12-4 quilts at $1.10 each. Real imported quilts at your own prices. Our lines Table Linen Quilts and House Furnishings please the ladies, and they are the proper ^ s to please , when ii comes K> above lines. that does not belong to us, and some of our competitors are || red to the contrary. much you owe us or how much trade you want. For anyH.E and you will never regret it. PROPRIETORS. :f|I ECUTOR'S SALE. CHALMERS' The State of South Caaolina. -:f| FIFniTIfHIIIIll fimnnffl county of abbeville. SrSrsw fli f 11 STORE. :i H.. within the usual hours of * w j ^ McWborter as Administrator, Ae., '/ real estate of said deceased, con- w auiuiuniowi, * 3 $ ree-fourths Interest in that house 1 lalnuff, ie town of Hodges, S. Cm known Ngw GOODS' NEW STYLES' w.A.mmmm2TL** ? :$ nlng the same, containing three T T ;r.??3 or leas, and bounded by lands of A WILL SSLL AT PUPLIC OUTCRY AT. ;5lSj n, W. H. Emerson, D. King, and Q?? prnn/lo oja oil TiftW. ag W6 run ADbevllle Court House on BALE DAY IN a the remaining one-fourth the gUUUfl UOW, atS WO IIU1 NOVEMBERne_t forthflBllvm?nt of debt* W. M. Davis, lnlils own rignt. nfF nil nienaa nf Fnmitnrfl that ih WOVJI'J111,!'K nexl>ror ine Payment or aeon, " , ' , * OH oii pieces 01 I liniliure tnai 18 the following described real estate, belonging '?*8 ?Cash. Purchaser to pay ^ gjiy length of time. to the estate of James B. McWborter, der? ii.?* i_ tvt i x-n ceased, situate In said County and State, eo#^ tt , Receiyed this week Walnut Bn- taming nodges, reaus, Walnnt Beds, Fine Oak n _ , , , ;:M8! F. Hodges, Beds and all the lower grades in ?ne Hundred and Sixty*. or of M. A. Davis. Maple and other hard woods. three (163) Acres, O.-jM w m TWio Too-ntoo New Walnut and Oak Chamber more or less, bouhded by lands or John w. YV . m. uavis, iiegatee. g^^ one p^j^ g^ jn Pl^ Bryant, Moody Ashley, R. H. Armstrong and _ -TT1g-, Crimson at the low price of $33. TERMS-Cash. Purchaser to pay for pa Tbi 4 ? iD t0-Xfine PiDBh * FLTXEB LYON, I ~ ^Batten Eookera, the prettiest **.?*?<??. v = Chairs ever seen in Abbeville. . october 6th,i89if3t. NMONROE AND ATHENS ^ ^ ^ | '?Si5= tf'oSAASSS."" NOT! Mil 1 iva PAIWIi- I T1_J. m _ T_ 1 __ TTT_ 1 X J ger and Freight. Freight. XiXT/eUBlOn laDlSB 111 YVaiflUl ailU -Kar-rar-BSr 0?k. One very handsome Eiten- ? except except except oi/vn TflWfl 10 font Innff will Hflll By virtue of an Execution tome directed, in Sunday. Mooaay dunday. 81011 1 aDl0 1U 1661 lOIlg, Will 8611 <***. I *fl\ to Abrivx. j at a bargain. bidder at Public Auction, within the log* 1 hoot* -.r^<jc iion!!!!.!!! 2 m 7 so Combination Book Oases and Sec* of "le>&t Abbeville court House ?n !o" J2? IS retary's Itook Oases in Watoot. A . __ = it if?SlSSfttKrtfi MONDAY, J II II ii U tfflfSfttfS, Cm NOVEMBER 2nd, 1891 ,| A.8M? p?m? p! m. Rattan and Wlllt6 Oak splitj good ^ J) t q,6 following described property, to witr. shape and styles All that lot or parcel of land situate, lying and southbound. Wfl ha o fflw Sidfl Boards in heii'K in the town of Abbeville, Abbeville ooanic*..*siohK W?Jiavea lewMe JJoawyn lysnd8uteo(^lhClrolm,(rontlngonlhs ? ~?- wax ana wamui WHICH we WILL Square and Washington Street one Lm>:)N9 gerund Freight. Freight. Sell V8ry low. They are first claSS dred and forty one feet and being one hundred Mall. crnnrla and fifty feet deep and known as the "dSIT Dai'y o SSS&. S. S& Spring Beds at prices from $1.50 nn Annnmir 35Tni= iff flOTi PROMT 7 41 7 55 ?~? 0 ? .'.'.'.17.':'.':.' 7 28 7 25 :::::::: for the price. Also all grades of 6M 6 35 :::::::: low price Mattresses. and bnildiD&8 thereon and bounded by the Pnb C 88 5 47 r lio Square, Washington Street, Main 8treet, A. 6 27 5 30 a.m. The above good9 will be sold M ? ? .. ' _ _ , 6 22 5 20 4 25 a tU i a u M* HlU' & 8on8 aay Mr" T- Qwles. r? SI *so at the very lowest <?Sh prices. ^ oo ^ _ ::::::::::: JIS| !8 if it for ?me quality none will be j^o. 8MUo.au.fr the .foniid eL ion jilt 11 55 9 10 found lower In price. At tion and cobts. jjlx CHALMERS' Furnitore Store. TERU8-cashtraina, whether delayed or not, have Oct. 21,1891. tf ! W H TiTANKT >f track over Northbound Trains of 11 U* Jft ri.ll 41 dek, l. t. myebs, The sinner is a long way off from Sheriff-. ?na?r. General Superintendent. God, but the journey back is a quick Oct. 13th, 1801,?1031. r. Whlanant. Superintendent, one if 1)6 takes the right road. " Do not let jour baby The devil lets some people alone Doing wrong always kills floor . daring the cold not. thing gl>d in ySur own soul rhere is, in the tightest ... It takes trouble and affliction tolught near the floor. For Wnen righteous men do rejoice, get some people wide awake. rub the bridge of his there is great glory : but when the vm,n Anao . . htwith vasiline, and insert wicked rise, a man is bidden. vn!frSr?^i? u ia l?PI?ve , your character it is the wrong kind. av" U1U you ever uoime mm jubi, us aon ]ja? ??j , . 8 not how much of this soon as a person gets the idea that ^ wick?d ruler overgthe d things people may have, he or she is absolutely neccessary to nef?]e ^ICK-a ruler over the poor they live, nor how long successor anything, the real useful- ' , . ive they cannot have sol- ness of that person is from that mo- HaPPy '9 Me man that fearetb uent without having peace meut destroyed as though it had nev- always : but he that hardneth hi* erexisted? heart shall fall into mischief. .J-'.., ' ?/> r. r ,