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r v ' w ? ???? ? The Press and Banner. Twelve 3?ages. > BY HUGH WILSON. | Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1891. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD /COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE DIVISION. - Condensed schedule in effect November 16,1S91. Trains ran by 75th Meridian thus. BKTWEKN COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE VIA . iro-rnw Hi-wni-kRV A?jn LAURENS. J I Ho. 61 p a i-. B ! No. 60 ^ Mixed. vA8,"-, STATIONS. vA. a Ml**!. Bx.Son. No- 7- 1 No; 8- Ex.Sun 7 OOout Lv?Columbiu...Ar 10 05pm1 S 45am S -Wain Lv..Newberry,.Arj 7 S9proj S 45poi 10 20&ai 9 40aui Lv...Clinton....Ar| 6 50pm' T 10pm 10 80am 10 10am Lv... Laurens...Arj 6 20pm I 6 20pm 2 25pm 11 82am | Ar.. GreenvilleXvj 5 00pm | 2 50pm BETWEEN COLUMBIA, ALSTON AND SPARTANBURG. Dally No. 15. | STATIONS. ! Dally No. 16. 110 00am!L?.Coiumbln.?Ar 9 25pm; 111 47am Lv... Carlisle ...Ar 7 83pm 112 80pm Lv Union....Ar 7 03poi! I 1 30pm ArSpartanburcLv; 5 43pm! BETWEEN COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE VIA BELTON. ; Ex. San. No. 18.. STATIONS. Ex. San.'No. 14 K" ill 10am|Lv..Coliiiiibia,.~Arj 4 20pm 1 12 57pm;Lv.JJewb?'rry..Ar| 1 34poij 2 85pmiLv.Nlnety-Six.Ar; 1 25ptn 2 54pm Lv.Greenwood Arl2 4ftpm 3 18pm Lv... Hodges ...Ar l2 19pm 8 8Spm |Lv...Donalds ...Ar112 03pm 3 SlpmiLv.HoneaPatb.Ar'll .50am 4 10pm Lv....Belton....Arill 30um 4 85pm LvWllllamsfn Arlll llnm 4 42|>ui,Lv Pelzer....Arill 05am 6 00pmiLv..Pu-dmont..Ar 10 50am 5 40pm1 Ar..Grewivllle..Lv|IO 10am BETWEEN NKWBEKK? AND ANDERSON. Ex. Son. No. 17.| STATIONS. Ex. Sun. No. IS. I 8 80ani;Lv?Newi>erry..Ar; 7 50pm' I 9 45am Lv.NlDetr-Six.Ar 6 43pm !10 05am, Lv Greenwood Arj 6 2Ui>in |10 23am j Lv... Hodges Ar| 5 59pm 10 48am Lv...Donalds ...Ar 5 40pui| 11 01am Lv.UoneaPath.Ar 5 28pin 11 20Bm|Ar... Belton ....Lv 5 10pm 11 ooom| Ar..Anderson..Lv| 8 85pm; BETWEEN WALHALLA, ANDERSON, BELTON AND GREENVILLE. Ex. Son. No. 14.| STATIONS. |Kx> 8nn. No. 13. 9 OOouj Lv... Walhalla... Ar' b 00pm' !Ar Seneca....Lv 7 30pm; 9 30aui Lv Seneca....Ar! 7 15pm 10 50am:Ar..Anderaon_Lv| 5 44pm 11 loom Ar.. ?Belton....Lv 5 15pm 11 30ftm'Lv Belton,...Ar 5 05pm! 11 52am ArWIIllamstonLv 4 40pm 12 fiOpni>Ar..Greenville.Lv 3 30pm BETWEEN HODGES AND ABBEVILLE. ' " "No-'ltTi No. 15. NoTi77TNo.T8. yBTiOPXD. iEx.Sun.iEx.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. i.* Hodgeg fl 10pm 12 25pm 10 35am 8 25pm K Ar Abbeville | 6 45pm | 1 00pm 11 10am I 4 00pm K . j No. 12. Na ltt No. 14.1 Nu. la [R KAtTBor^D. lEx.Sun. Ex.San. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. ILv Abbeville. j 9 50am 2 85pm 11 35pm! 5 15pm J Ar Hodge* 10 25ain 8 10pm 12 10pm | 5 50pm Trains leavn Spartanburg. S. C., A. a C. Division Northbound, 8.54 a. m., 5.52 p. m., 6.57 p. m (Vestibaled Limited; Souihbtund, 5.00 a.m., 4.27 p.m., 11.48a. m. (Vestlbuled Limited); Westbound, W. N. . <X Division, 1.35 p. m., 7.20 p. m. for Henilersonville, Asheville, Hot Springs, Knoxvllle and Cincinnati. Tirlns leave Greenville. 8. O., A. & C. Division, Northbound 244 a. m? 4.40 p. m., 6.05 p. m. (Vest! !>u)ed Limited.); soutnoounu, o.m ?. 111., ,!,? i>. .u., 2M p. in. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains leave Seneca, S. C., A. * C. Division, Northoond,lJ7u.m.,2.54 p.m., Southbound, 7.57 a.m., .22 p. m. Tniu leave Greenwood, 8. C.,7.00 a. m.. 6.30 p. m.; mderson, 8. C.,8.85 p. m., and Laurens, S. 0., 4.59 p. for Augusta, Go., and points South. PULLMAN CAK SERVICE Train leaving Greenwood 680 p. m., carries through 'ullman Sleeper from Spartanburg to Savannah, Ga? fat Augusta, arriving Savannah 6.20 a. m. Returning 'aveSavannah 6.10 p. m.; arrive Greenwood 10.05 a. making connection with C. a G. Division. Pulltan Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 15 and 16 between bnrlRSton, S. C.. and Cincinnati, 0., and all trains on ? * C. Division. . A. DODSON, W. A. TURK, Superintendent, Asa't Gen'l Pass. Agt, Columbia, S, C. Charlotte. N. C. 1. H. GREEN, JAB. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Mgr., Gen'l Pass. Agent. Atlanta, Gs. Atlanta. Ga. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, Atlanta, Ga. * hi ? 3 oo "$1! g.s g La CO 1 mm s?|r;&5 till M I w c/5 I IisjS-^SmSP lijflS i?038- g fetli ilfi n ? 2 S 04 *~r !(: H^liS50 i ?*=> I? if l?|S k S M 1 ??"g ? ^ I E*?*? 3 I H = SS?" S0 * S.sg a c/3 S E > h?r Sfi*i EES S ? BTf sr & ?g !? a * TAX SIM I TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Ji. act to raise supplies for the fiscal | year commencing November 1st, 1890, k. notice is hereby given that the Treasurer's Office of Abbeville County will i be open for the collection of taxes on I May, Oder 15ti 1891, Taxes can be paid until December y 15th, without penalty. Bate per ceutum of taxation is as follows: t State purposes 4J mills. School " 2 " Ordinary county tax 3 " Total 9J " In addition to the above special tax in towns of Greenwood and NinetyK Six for'schools, 2 milte. | Poll tax $1 per capita on all male cit? Jzens between the age of 21 and 50 I years, except such as are exempted by law. : In order to accommodate tax payers, i I have arranged the following schedule ~ of appointments : Donalds, afternoon, November 18th f j aud forenoon November 10th. Hodges, afternoon, November 19th. The remainder of the time the office will be kept open at Abbeville Court Kg' House for the reception of taxes. p. B. BLAKE, JR., Treasurer. I - . T. . ' . > : V GOiUiHU GO dome and get we Ad Underbuy< The guiding springs us rough shod c The great increas and Trimmings clears the best assortment a] BBSS MS To close out remai Black Plaid Flannels effects, Plaid Serges prices to $4, $6 and $! $10 and $12. Now : a novelty Dress. O: Come quick as above In Plaid Henrietta Flannels, Stripe Henr find another line in what pleases the cust down. For any thii G-oods and Trimming you will be pleased. FLANNELS,. FLAIELS" Buy Flannels now. The prices ar< down. Plain Plaid aud Stripe Opera Flan nels at a bargain. Plain White Flannels. Wool fron 15c. yard up. All Wool Red Flannel! l2Jc. per yard. Wool Twilled Flannels 19c. per yard Others ask you 31c. for fame goods. Ladies, Men's and Chita's UNDERWEAR. No such lines ever before showr here. Ask to see our Men's and Ladies Underwearat 25c. each. Unparalelled bargains. All throng our Underweai department. Men's Furnishings! Come and look at our ne'ft lines Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs. Gents' Jewelry and any thing else you want in gentlemen's goods. 500 pairs men's and boys Pants jusl in from a bankrupt sale. Men's Pants 49c, 65c, 80c, $1 and $1.50 per pair, worth double. i Other merchants ing off. Our sales No hard times with i all go away well pleas For any thing you and you will never rej Yours 1 0. P. Hea iW Si Headquarters New 1 ,Vs" _ , . . ; '?';H aSjfiCSa . v - **..' *. >-. *, sstGons*' IT. the Bargains vertise ! I Undersell. of our Success carry )ver Competition. e in our Dress G-oods r ? inrJirto+A +VlQ+ nnra 4 a I JLUUXV/CbbO buub v/uig ad the lowest price. OPPOMIY. ning patterns of those , Rough Camel's Hair we have reduced the 3 per pattern, were $8, lb yuui Lumuy ivA illy a few patterns left, prices will move them, s, French Serges, Plaid iettas, etc., you cannot town to touch us, and omers is the prices are ig you want in Dress s come to see us, and Til SHE IDH. Everything in our favor. We are selling mountains of Shoes. The verdict of the ladies is that our fine Shoes are the best. We fasten buttons on all 1 ladies fine Shoes and guarantee every 3 pair to give satisfaction. LADIES CAFES, &G. A few of those new style long Capes I left that were $6. To close the price > goes to $4.75. Long Capes with jewelled trimming and braid that were $10. The remain, ing will go at $7.75 each. s9ooo m i 1 Full standard Prints just in. The * price is 5 cents per yard, and not 7 cents as elsewhere. I 3 yards Wool Jeans for 25 cents. j Heavy Kersey Jeans 12Jc. per yard.. Blankets and Comforts. % I Wool Blankets 104?C3c. per pair, . worth double. Fine Australian Wool Blankets 12-41 I $6 per pair. Comforts 75 cents each. complain of trade fallincrease every week, us, and our customers sed. want come to see us gret it. I truly, th Co., iet ox's mm fork City. IBXJ Toys, Di Christ: tt in ii. n LARGEST SB P ? ^ cn If M ts M ftSWoWtttdW ^ CQ . . O ? *** ^ ^ a highii ogSgSSSS CD S'lfS s s shH Oa*?2?cS p 0*3, r i yE?=^5-;? ?M m ? a qo p 01 ? , k, ^ Q Sw H * ? 2 ? ?s" ?8 * B 8 g. ? r Wsglsslii ^ #fti?Oo'D (0 P* r g- ? ?r j- ^ . cf i i &*~mn f?J o?* ?;g ? k. !z5isiis-P IH" Biihf sw - ? s ? p rr\ 5- op ? ? s ty fi ^ S S ? * W |{f; r ?5| & if I f s03 2 S -? I- ts i a * 5 as ? os * SEABOARD AIR LINE. Time Table No. 5a In Effect 6:00 o. m., Sunday, Nov. 8tb, 1891. BETWEEN MONROE AND ATHENS 1 Class. 2Class.j2 Class. 88 . 22. 24. STATIONS. ^Md^ght.FT.Igb.. Mail. Dally Dally Dally except except except Sunday. Monaay Sunday. Leavk. Abbivx- P. M. A. M. P. M. Monroe..., ............ 2 30 6 45 745 Catawba Junction 1 48 5 20 6 00 Chester 1 02 8 55 4 05 Carlisle 12 27 2 4fl 2 86 Clinton 11 28 12 57 12 85 Greenwood 10 81 |Jo50 10 10 Walden 10 25 10 40 Cana 10 14 10 20 Abbevlll 10 00 9 55 Watts 9 42 9 00 Calhoun Falls # 27 8 80 Heardmont 9-3 8 00 Elberton 8 51 7 20 Athens 7 80 4 46 .......... A. M. P. M. P. M. 80UTHB0UN1>. 1 Class. 2 Class. 2 Class. 43. 21. 28. STATIONS. JrSin**,*,* Mall. Dally Dally Dally except except except oununj* oamgy. omhubj. Abeivk, Lxave. P. M. P. M. Athens 2 OS 12 50 Elherton 12 50 10 22 Heardtnont 12 25 9 18 Calhoun Falls. 12 IS 8 86 Watts 11 56 8 09 Abbeville 11 3# 7 45 Cana 11 22 6 53 Walden tl 11 6 85 A. M. Greenwood 11 06 j 6 00 5 25 Clinton 10 11 4 28 3 23 Carlisle 9 12 2 46 12 87 Chester 8 34 1 47 11 45 Catawba Junction 7 63 12 08 9 85 Monroe 7 05 10 20 7 10 P. M. P. M. P. M. Southbound trains, whether delayed or not, have absolute right of track over Northbound Trains of tbe same class. JNO. U. WINDER, L. T. MYERS, General Manager. General Superintendent. T. W. whlsnant, Superintendent. IMPORTANT MB 1IIE BUILDING OF A BRIDGE, three to four hundred feet lone, at Price's Mill (formerly Burdltt's) on Rockey River, will be let on Wednesday the 9th day of December. Specifications made known on day of letting. | By the order of the Board. J. F. C. DuPre, Clerk. Medium copy 4 times. McCormlck News 3 . times. Anderson Intelligencer 3 times. Nov. 11,1701,4t. Choice maple syrup at Smith's, and all It costs is a "half dollar a bottle." I 150,000 No. 1 shingles Just arrived at $3 per thousand. B. K. Beacham,agent. < For the next ten days I will sell No. 2 shingles at 81.85 per thousand. B. K. Beacham, : ngent. k { Come and see my No. 2 shingles at $1.85 pe thousand, B. K. Beaob&m, agent. A new line of gents bats at E. A. Templeton's. P. Rosenberg <fc Co. have the bast Winte flannels, and the cheapest overcoats. We have Just received a large stock of rubber goods, and It will pay you to see us during , wet weather. C. P. Hammond A Co. I oils, Vas ^ A.NTD C mas ( . Lai STOCK, A] Whit ? AEE NOW FUL] Fall and Their stock in all lines the assurance of finding exact] The Winter is near at hai Clc Where can yon M Good!! Me: naov a. iUilg OA^CllOiKjO VI JUUU1 requirements of the public, ai his money. Housekeepers i TABLE LINENS, FULL WII now to be seen at the store oi Ladies can find here an at Also, UNDERWEAR, GLC HAMBURG TRIMMINGS ani Brothers, and this Fall their s No house in the up-cou READY-MADE CLOTHING tl justly celebrated HIGH ART < more. The peouliar eioeller materials, and the fit of the gi one in need of a fine suit or a It is needless to direot att HATB anc In these lines they havealwaj any ever before offered by tbem. largest and most complete line of Their Stock of OBC In short this long-established fir Call on tbem and they will mak WI 1866 A. M. HAVING enlarged our Store-Bo( x STOCK Than ever, to which we inv First-Class Good We will carry EVERYTHI1 CttRj ' Z=-=? A SPECIALT Livery, Si To which we have recently ad ALL STYLES of Vehicles froi beautiful line of LAP ROBES, 1R When in town call on us a A. mtirm mm Uil 1 UJ.ll lllULJ UliuiiJit x y ABBEVILLE, S. C. THE McMilllaD Ginnery is now In full operation, and all colton brought to this 3lnnery will be promptly ginned and packed. Persons from the country may come with>ut previous arrangements and feel sure of jrompt attention. The capacity of the Giniery is full and ample. FRANCIS HENRY, Manager. Oct. 3,1891. 3m Go to W. Joel Smith A Sons for a good wagsn. Mllburns are the best on the road, and that Is the only place to get them. at. V4* V . 4^', j," . _ BP" dfTtoHBT TV( ses, Guest Cups, " ; ' .' ; .- : ? >THER ^?=5^ ' / ' ';,. '.: > jroods From wrcirk-n louu a uu. mmm KD LOWEST PRICES. ;e Brothers jY pbepaeed fob an active and Vioobous ? Winter Campaign. of MERCHANDISE is now complete and purchasers can call with ly what they want and at LOW PBICES. id, and the people must have warm and comfortable vi ? suited to jonr wants fa at tbe stores of WHITE BROTHERS ?' ly thirty years has made this firm thoroughly acquainted with the id in trading with this house every one is sure to get the most of ire cordially invited to examine the immense stock of TOWELS, )TH SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, CAEPETS and RUGS which are White Brothers. traotive stock of DEESS GOODS and FANCY GOODS of all kinds. : i )VES, HOSIERY, OOBSETS, CLOAKS, JACKETS and JERSEYS. i TOECHON LACES have always been a specialty with White; . tock in this line is larger and more attractive than ever. ntry of South Carolina carries a larger or more desirable stock of lan White Brothers. In fine Goods they carry a large line of the 3LOTHING manufactured by STEOUSE <fe BROTHERS, of Baltiice of this Clothing consists in the fact that it is made ?f the best irments is equal to the work of the best Merchant Tailors. Any , good Overcoat would do well to call on White Brothers. ention to White Brothers' stock of l BOOTS and SHOES, f 1 * * 11 f~ ? A 4-1*. tn AAM^A^nln AAn*l fA ' rs carried large scocks ana meir agBunujeub luuj bwiuu io tnuuuy ?? In addition to the articles already referred to, White Brothers carry the CROCKERY and GLASSWARE to be found in the county. ICERIES and PROVISIONS is always full. m aim to supply all the wants of the trading public. e it to your interest to buy their Goods. IITE BROTHERS. TO 1891. (j Hill & Sons. ' ' ? )m, we are now prepared, and will carry a large and better assorted ! OF GROCERIES ite the inspection of all. In our stock you will always find .s at the Lowest Figures for cash. JG to be found in the GROCERY LINE. n > ? ?. j figure T WITH US. WE HAVE ALSO A LAEOE lie and Feed Stable, tded a "Buggy and Carriage Repository" in whioh may be found n the cheapest to the best. In this department you will find a HHPS, HARNESS and all goods pertaining to this line of business nd we will treat you right. DON'T FORGET. M. Hill & Sons National Bank of Abbeville, Abbeville, S. O. Capital, $75,000 Surplus, 11,500 OflBLceir* * . , J. ALLEN SMITH, President. L. W. WHITE, Vice-PresideBENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. Viirectoi*ii s GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., J. N. YOUNG, Dae West, S. C., L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., R. M, HADDON, Abbeville, 8. C., JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, 8, C., W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, 8. C., J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C. DOES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for ft Depositors. Is ready at any and ail times to make loans bused upon such safe collator . our County affords. Sept. 11. 1888. ly a i