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w SThe Dying Soldiers. DIJn't Believe II Two soldiers Ivlncas they fell OnC'G Upon a tilUe, S Upon tbe reddened clav? evangelist, Ml". Wllitl In daytime,fo.s ; at night, in p-aeo, | ing Oil the sea COaSt, Breathing their lives awtvy. i i r ?i \ Brave hearts had stirred each manly breast, ' SllOli Fate only uiude them foes; !at tlit* eUSt Clld ot rLy.',^: ^b> siu'% ja dismal day, toward !suo\v lailitiK istsi, an<i "Our time is short," one faint voice said ; j 1'OUgll SUrtoUt ailll 1 done ?nrbest I facing the storm, am On different sitles; what marli-rs now ? i ^ .. . . To-uiorruw we shall rset! j SCM1? ?XUCtly As 1 Life lies behind, l might not care I heard a voice crying. h or only iny own sake ; rj?KS re(| Jlen'i ligs! But fur away art other hearts ... ' 4 ? ... ? ?_?? That this day's work will break. 'O** Ulld ft lliaU com i with a basket on his Among New Hampshire's snowy bill?, i " 'JCre's VOUr line li There pray for me t.-nisht; |, uSee for yoursel A woman mid a lllllf if irl I ' . -n ?.i With hair like golden light!" I What Will JOU till And at the thought, broke fbrth at last. J said, after looking i The cry of anguish wild, "IiViiir ?tliilliiiir': :l That would not lonser be repressed? . .. *" fat "O God! my wife! my child!" it. I counted him out "And." said the other dying man, lie asked where I'd ll -Acros." the Georgia plain, i There wutch and wait for me loved ones A . , T urt i 1 ne'er shall see again ; bald I, ('0 rouilu A little girl, with dark, bright eyes middle of the Str Each day waitsatthe door; ,-infra fnr nnthimr" a Her lather's step, her father's kiss, . nI1"P lor nOllllllg.a Will never greet her more. every OUe that Will they are all gone." To-(lay we sought each other s lives ; Th? m?n atnrnfl ni Death levels all that now; A 1 ,le ma,n >I<*r?I, al For soon before God's mercy seat. to argue the matter a Together we shall bow. Would comply. He l Forgive t-a.-h other while we may.. | ?ra7V A*t lpii.rf l Life's but a weary came : . I ,.ue CI. A7'> \ . V? And right or wrong, the morning sun 1 waiieil 11 UiI niUdtJI] Will Had us, dead the same." 1101', to watcll him. The dying lips the pardon b.-cathc; IlOthillg! Good red I The dying hands entwine; i llg! The last ray fades, and over all A tul 1 WOmall, wll( The stars from heaven shine ; i.,, ?w,nj r%.,f #K,k .. ? And the little gin with golden hair, ?'' And one with dark eyes bright. , *4 JM"6y0U QT6, III On Hampshire's hills arid Georgia's plain I fine fish for llOtlli 1)? Were fatherless that night. ^ held ()Ut the b(,rrf * take. But she shook her That Baby. window. The vender went c There was a baby in a railway car and the next to notic the other day. It was not an unusual girl. "Herrings for child, Jtmt it had a decidedly bright these an' run to your face and pretty ways. For the first her how cheap they i few miles she was very quiet, and her Jiut the little gii blue eyes looked around in wonder- sight without taking ment, for evidently it was the little ppeared to be afraid, one's first ride on the cars. Then as On through the nit she became used to the roar and rum- ged the astonished a ble, the baby proclivities asserted erman, down to the themselves, and she began to play with and all the way bad ther father's mustache. At first the rings for nothing!" I father and mother were the only par- and growling to bin ties interested,! but soon a young ye all are!" Xotasi ' lady in an adjacent seat nudged lie get! her escort and directed his at- "Well, gov'ner," ention to the laughing child, don't beat me. Win He looked up, remarked that it was a give 'em away, I tho pretty baby, and tried to look uncon- crazy, but these loll 8 cerued : but it was noticed that his you." ? eyes wandered back to the spot oc- "Now," said I, "] ' cupied by the happy family, and he er." commenced to smile. The* baby pul- We started down I led the hair of an old lady in front, the street both shoul who turned around savagely and glar- our voices. "Herrii ed at the father with a look that plain- Herrings for nothin; ly said, "Nuisances should be left at we gave them all aw home." Butshe caught sight of the knew who I was. J laughing eyes of the baby, and reached the door wh when she turned back she an lived the basket \ seemed pleased about something. "Wot's the reason Several others had become intei- any?" she cried 11 ested in the child by this time?busi- good's the rest, an' ness men and young clerks, old ladies hungry." audgirls?and when the baby hands "Ah!" exclaimed I grasped the large silk bat of her father didu'r. I otter ye soni and placed it on her own head, it take'en?" made such a comical picture that an <vWell, wot if ye d old gentlemen across the way, unable an. "I didn't belies to restrain himself, burst out into a "Then go without loud guffaw, and then looked sheepish- lief," retorieu tne nt ly out of the window, as if ashamed to The crowd on the be caught doiug such an unmanly interested and laugli thing. Before another five minutes "Friends," cried t he was playing peekaboo across the you sure you would i aisle with (he baby,and every one was as that woman did? envying him. what you have di The ubiquitous young man, everon ajjain the great God the move, passed through, and was at sender to you, otter a loss to account for the frowns of nothing, and you w< everybody. He had failed to notice you didn't believe hi the baby. The brakemau looked in you wait till it is too from bis post on the platform and smiled. The paper boy found no cus- I torn till he had spoken to the baby A hook came into and jingled his pocket of change for other day which I e( ImroHirtftali,,,, *Tho n* iif?h t in<r nnti/.o nf Tt the fever and chucked the little one ink in one corner, ai under the chin, while the old gentle- punched with ever si man across the aisle forgot to pass The title page was s up his ticket, so interested was he in with a peu. Looki: playing peekaboo. The old lady in leaf was dog's eared, front relaxed, and diving ir.to her re- some cut, others qu tiouleunearthed a brilliant red pippin, pretty well soiled, and presented it bashfully to ihe lit- "Poor book," 1 sail tie one, who, in response, put her done to deserve such chubby arms around the donor's neck, must be.a ba'l boo aud pressed her rosy little mouth to With some dilliculty the old lady's cheek. It brought back name: and you will ] a flood of remembrances to that with- when I tell you it ered heart, and a handkerchief was phy." seen to brush first this way and then Ought a book so I that, as if to catch a falling tear. to be treated in this The train sped on and pulled into is it kind? is it right the station where the baby, with her Many able men at parents, was to leave thecnr. A. look ing the greatest pain of regret came over every face. The Then there are the t: old gentleman asked if he could'tkiss paper-makers, and p it just once: the old lady returned the hinders, and boys at caress she had received, and the haby en without number. j moved toward the door, shaking a by- dren do not think by over the shoulder of her papa, to treated book she which every one responded, including what the character o the newsboy who emphasized his fare- says, "See how idle, well with a wave of his hat. The pas- ou.?, wasteful, foolisl sengers rushed to the side whore the Hooks are among baby got ott", and watched till she How patiently they turned out of sight at the other end lightfully they enter of the station, shaking by-by's all the fully they guide us! time. Then they lapsed into silence. To be sure, there a They mis-ed that baby, and not one of bad people; but you < them would be unwilling to acknowl- them. Olod even ha edge it. The little one's presence had write a book for u> let a rift of sunshine into every heart, books. warm or cold, ill that car.?Orphan's Friend, House of Angel Guardian. Hair v Hun L'li iti mot* offori ^ pMl vuu .-uiiiuici anvil It was very bus. Some women neither know nor ter Annie was some' care for the deligiiti'u! pastime of ance? s0 sbe said to h reading aloud they fancy that a spec- suppose you go to j ial training by a teacher of elocution un(.', ^ Wlt" is essential to fit them for the proper Always promptly rendering of the thoughts of others, at once went. By ai and that is not worth while to attempt PuPa to to gain the accomplishment, as they thll,k y?u "el have no special aptness for it, ignor- mamma now. in^ the fact that reading aloud is one Anuie felt, W'th 1 of the talents to be secured by a judi- stmcls ofa child, cious investment of the great talent of mamma nor pupa wi time. Clear and distinct enunciation, .. l.A. ,1?a. ,Per^ a well trained eye, and ready com pre- |"e dimculty in her < hension of the great author's meaning termining upoii a li are essentials easily acquired, and the Accordingly sue seat practice of this delightful accomplish- just half way botweei ment gives so much pleasure that it is ceantf the house, recommended as an important con- 1 resent ly the old tributor to that happiness which every ways on l"e. h'okoi loving heart would fain to bring into sPle" her ^ sitting, the lives of others. To read to the ground looking listle <]oar nnou wHa o ra tranlr / v?? III */-v tl*?* Hate, burnriseu ami sufferers in hospitals, and to aiii those l"uy01.lte(' 11 Pn,t'et whose eyes are failing as the long shad- Part? spe called to lie ows of life's afternoon cloud their , J'Vom w brightness?these are blessings which rV^e ' r weca i easily bestow, and by which . ,e pent-up leeli we are ourselves enriched. heart overflowed as s grandma, mamma | and sent me to papa, want me and sent iik -cuT ????.. P-.. I ? ... juuiiuge x. UCIIJ, iua.,., iu uu Mill- .ini] A ttlOUgllt 1 JliUi cle in the Independent on ' Cause of way between them so Juvenile Delinquencies," says in re- _Mid Continent gard to the importance of religious in- * -Influences in the neglected parts of our * Very few people lu cities: "In regard to the need of more conceptions of their * churches and Sunday schools, par tic- discover them clearly ually in the down-town districts of the; it would be i.rotitabli city where the poor live, I say, of tities occasionally. course, the more religious influences ^ that are brought to bear on children in any way the better. In my judg- It you want a thinj ment religion is the great and only I y?ursc'J : therefore i cure for the disease of crime: and I do J y?urtnvn jokes. not believe that any child is thorough ]y and incorrigibly bad, because toj To clean willow fn Kalmtra f hof tPAiiId l\n ir\ /InnKt tlio nnrl tifofan A r>?,l?. ... WC li^T V IUMV TTWU1VI UC tv UWUUk 111^ ?HJ*t " UIVI . grace of God." scrub well, ami dry tl - ' ic .Honi.t it. I Spanish Peanuts. VI A ays the liu^lisli i HAVE n K?od supply of Spanish Peanuts, I I JK nore, vrhilesjieak- 1. * h'<h 1 f'? "?>?"? 'They nire n - ff* t I,;..;, valuablecrop. J. K. BROWMjEE, U I was walking Keu. 17, isaa, if Antreviiie.s. C. Ifl _ f 1 t, muddy streets, ? B SHSE.F. CtILLIAED, JJ,-n leavv comforter,! . _ . _ _ _ _ 1 you have the) . . _A_ turned a corner i /*"\ver the j*u?t - urjauK, i? r?r,' Horrimr?c lioi-. w pared io do all work in Ills line. cut- ? , . ,,m v ' ting, making. KEl'airing.and clean- kftdt 111 ?l 1 liree for a pen- ING of gentlemen* clothing, a es lip opposite me specially. , . j . i.?n, 1 1 samples of suits nlwnys on hand, ng SflaCl t ,' " . ,, Charges Reasonable. June 16,lS'Jl. 12mos. & :sh gov'ner," savs c ' r." , " " " arerecei ie for 11,0 lot?" SCHOOL NOTICE. n n is basket. *?-4 lid ir i * 111 to iret * J'l persons having business f 1 t""1 1 h with theSchool Commissioner will find \ \ (J him in his otticc all public days nod every tile money anu Saturday ill each month nearest the middle iiv,i ),im fi'rrv tlio of the month, dn rim: the present year for tlio ? . ? .. ? g. "iiu uin^ mt purpose of registering claims, 4c. ^ Ti F the corner, into School f'omir.issianer AtiDevine uoumy. cer, and cry, 'Her- Feb 2,1892. To rort,|n,i n,P,)( ud give them to ~ r~" : " vantage ami wh? f?i" H...m till will tind almost ( Bank of Lowndesville, BOOT id I WW obliged We show a splem little before lie LOIVNDESVILLE, S. C. evidently thought shot* and Quart* 1 lie startpfl whi If enphast hais.. C 1 tit siariecJ, wnne French Process, c 1 nplunri frit* nm- _ Prices. We have ''Herrinfor Cni>itnl Stock I'mu in 5iy,y~u uu tq p lerriugs for noth- Sllrp|(18 . . . i,Coo 00 XlXJj That we liavecvt >111 I knew, put Overcoats can't h rilldow. l'\OEs A GENERAL BANKING BUS!- nnd i 'lay \J issus- 'ero'.s votir * ' "es?* (l<rortiB beKt security and factil- Hi 1VI P, F and tlie man ''issiics thue reriiflcatcfi of deposits bnarlng I!,'i ?11usVt'A e?hl ugs for her lO interest as follows: Six months 4 per ecu I., we oin-r the twelve months 5 per cent. )ook w|? convln, head and shut the j g FRANKS In great variety f ... With his cry ' '' Mer Shirt; :e him was a little j.>b 10 jog, ])m CufB nothing!, lake . ^ . stapleNotl mother, an' tell ~ " Don't forget that ho " _ __ _ Whip and all. V Uf * /lAVTO M A 1 slipped out of J. id. viSAflSAa, I lor your prosperl the fish. 8he up- lEWELER| and dealer In JEWKLRY, DI*1 AMONDS, WATCHKS, CLOCKS, MUMid and storm trud- CAL MERCHANDISE, &e. Repairing of fine nrl rliuiriiBttiil finli- Watches a specialty. ,i Jt ?i Having rented the room formerly occupied - eu(l Ot tiltt street, by Mr. J. T. Duokett, deceased, I wish to in\, siugitig, "Her- form the people of Abbeville that Iain pre- PpPu|U\I/ lpforpfr>vprv housp pared to do ail kinds ot work on WatcheB, UUulli* H lolif Jewelry. <tc.. in a most skillful manner ut usei i, Woe looife lowest price". i PQTAPTTQl iuyle customer did All work will be done promptly and war JjijI ADJjIOJ ranted to give entire satisfaction. I will also * ,<:r ... keep a complete line of Diamonds, Watches, t*lobe and Angle said he, "if this Jewelry, Spectacles, &c. ' . Price each. ,'tl ye told me to Every article will be sold at the lowest pos- Check \ aives.... iiffht vou vvashalf slbleprices. Money will be cheerfully return- e <*d in every case where any thing does not stean?>)^1"' vS is crazier than prove as represented. 0 1 rice each. .Sol idling'a share of your esteemed favors, I let's go togetk- ??> . Voun."'SS March 23,1892,12m * Greenwood, S.C. Metropolitan Ii " ' Horse-Power. he-other side or " Price eacii. iugatthe top of ? Hancock Insplri T. ,'Z Apportionment School Fund for 'ay, for the people Abbeville County for 1892. Rubber Sheet P. By the time we rrHE apportionment of tlie School Fund for *pJy lere the tall worn- I "io townships In Abbeville comity is Kouna iron per v,.~ pmnrv * herewith aunexed, tuul the School Trustees >vw? eiupiy. arecHiuioned not tooyerdrawon theninounf* I 1 aillt to have designated lor their respective School DIs- july? 15, 1891, 1 luirrilv. "I'm as triets: my childreil'd as Amount School District No. J S1.5C0 - - ? " :$ i*2tM? ;he fish man, "an1 " " . " ' * , ie, an' ye wouldn't .. .! jj id?" said the wom? " '' JJ re ye ment it." .. .. u, r-t for your unbe- " " n i,5i"0 ihmaii. " " " J- -m ,1m * - >. i > i nor ./{ /KaH seashore were all .. .? < ]!| 'juu ffikijja it-d at the story. ? " is 1.200 Si ^ he preacher, -'are V. " }? 1*iS? |*? lot have doue just .. .. m 1,000 m ^ Let me tell you The two last townships represent# the towns )Ue. Again and of Nloely-Six and Greenwood^ C0WAN has sent his UK'S- School Commissioner Abbeville County. ing salvation for Feb. a, 1892, tf ^ mldn't take it. for 1 ^'^1 3 meant it. Will ~lte?" Tie Stale of Soatl Carolina, n? rieiuls. A i,on,h th? ABBEVILLE COUNTY. ___ >iiId not help tak- court of common pleas. _ ^ m dan ugly blot of |%Y G Tli id the other was _ . . . .. i^| tLLil > many little holes. John L'Arnold; p,alnllff' * clatched all over _ _ _ . "RniBst Qg further, every Grace G.Cochran. In^her own right and u? Ex- J Some were torn, eci,lr'x ',f la,s w1111 ?"d leJfita,nfntT)of Capital, ite L'one and all 8on Arnold. deceased, 1-annlo Presnell, vx.vjjitci.1) ? ' Sallle Wllnon, 0. C. Spencer, Gray Spencer, Surplus J, "what have vou William Spencer, Grace Spencer, Irn.a tr<-?itnieiil" You Spencer, Florida P. Arnold, Mary Mauldlr., k " i et lis see Carrie Tale. Laura Cooper, Maltle Arnold, J. allen SJ r I found out its ,,!u; " F wll(M>n' a8 Executor of last will liardlv believe me and of T- Ar?old' dew-as" a "Geogra- ceased. Defendant*. GEO. W. WI1 full of knowledge summons for relief. l. >v. wiiit way? Is it just? (Complaint served.) . JNO. <* ED! id women are tak- t\OES a Gener s to write books. To the Defendants above named: l_J Depositors, imeand labor of \r as our county af rinters, and book * ou are hereby summoned and id tneu and woin- re(ll,'red to answer the complaint In thlx ac J ulll afraid cliil- u?n>01 ?'?icu a copy is norewun nervea upon "w of this An ill- )0U'ulld lo servo n c?py of y??r answer EA ^4 V A's pretty plainly ll,t'KultJ complaint on the subscribers at their KrAanrJ f its owll'er is It offlce' Greenville, S. C.. within twenty days careless Ulischiev- nf,er l,',e service hereof, exclusive of the day 1 he is 01 sucf> KOrvlce: Hn(J J'ou ,a" 10 answer the I bu our best friends complaint within the time aforesaid, the teach us how de- P|ainliH,n this action will apply to the Court tain us:'iiow care- fort!,erenefdema"de,nn,hecomp,:ilnt- t)V the ( Dated March 11th A. D. 1892. " re bad books, liko BENET a McCULLOUGH, can keep clear of Plaintiff's Attorneys. 2tS t)J16y is condescended to XlIOS l mooke, c. c. c. p. [l.s.j >. That Bonk of To the Absent Defendants: O. C. Spencer, me or ^ Gray Spencer, William Spencer, Fannie _ Presnell: Take Nolice: That the cnmnlaint herein "HI V Vj lion, When Mrs. was tne4j jnofliceof Clerk of Court of Corn. 15 jr, her little daugh- mon p|e:t8 for Abbeville couuty on the lltl) * A'hilt ol a hinder- day of March, 1SU2. er; "Annie, dear, & mcCULLOUGII. ? rour papa's office ? t r p . 1 1 Plaintiffs Attorneys. BaB ^ obedient, Annie March 10* (it _ 1A . J id by her equal- H7ArFf1'E her: "Annie I WHAt-'-E ;ter run home to Jli A A.l>I>c IliLlifF*AMBER CANE SEED. 'iSB:: , , . ? cheapest speciaf lexed, she settled ? . with silver mate jwn mind by de- hickory king corn. Nov. mhwi. ialt way policy. improved golden dent corn, ed herself quietly r.r .i-p.- crmv T" n hr>r f-itlior- Bt'lST EARLY "SNOW FLAKE CORN. W ? grandmother, al- JLiUl il foi llie child, POP CORN. PEA1!L MI,'LET-0EKMAN M,U-KT- ,...~ wondering at s? cons. J A.?[ ' ling on Annie's saw mill U>eut< r, "Annie, child, ? J-ou fitting S8]ecj: jj j, j j pflta[oes ; ngs ot the little J hesol.hed, "Well. March u, is:,2. ti didn't want me and papa didn't A,so 11 ful1 ,lne "f ? back to mamma, ? Bl'isT's and ely's seeds ? | >' better stay halt j? i;1 k and in Papers. I'm sitting here." = Terra xve any definite I also linvc a few papers ol * T CHEAT K: own sins. They Henderson's 'POWDEROSO" Tomato. A . p;'';';' enoutrli in others. I n!.V nh.v .iV,' ' to Change iden- \ The bluest thing ever grown. | ^ in | is it possible to bp ___ . Urmia except wltl !?well done do it VKT 15 T5^ 11 ill ways laugh, at VV . JLU. W ^rmTntt^'uH w |that in ten yea ?; Granite Front Drug Stor?, I u, m?,vff II lilt 11 re use suit ? (here to-day proli Hh a nail brush, GREENWOOD, ? ? ? S. C. consequently my ioi'otighly. I March ii, 1S<J2,1m J Mnreli 2/Lso-j. S I ;H 1 la ? _ JeiiipletoiiSMl [1 keep on hand Everything usually ill J , General Merchandise Stock and will o serve Customers at all times, They ving now an attractive stock. And See Them. ??? _ .1 rrr E WE ARE AGAIN Ifif 3op!e of Ablievi lie County where they can put their money the to best ad- * ** re It will be the most appreciated. In our capacious store rooms you everything you could desire. In our 1 AND SHOE DEPARTMENT lid assortment of Men's, Women and Children's good. We would call specie following in Men's: Jas. Means celebrated S3,33.50,$4 and 82.50'Farmers ;r Kagle Boois. Satin Oil bals and Congress. Kangaroo Calf bals. Waulkork Sole. bals. Scotch Kdge bals. Ladles Kid button aud Lace. Ladies .? 11* ??.>ln o?i#l hnitnn Phllilrttn nn*I In font. fthnnw nil kinds nnd tiie best assortment and largest stock of " " ADY-MADE CLOTHING ?r shown and at very low prices. Children suits rrom 81 np. Our stock of e excelled or equaled. A splendid stork ol Fancy Casslmere tiuits, Corkfor^teds. For everyday pants t he Bull-Don heals the World. OT* rr "O T71 TD Too our Tailor-Made Sample department, with a handsome /J.X5JllXV Fashion Plate from which to select the style* and a beautiful OTO o choose your patterns. Fit and sntislpctlon guaranteed, makes Ihis depart- -* ne when you want a nice suit or single srarment. smostseleot line of NOBBY STIFF HATH ever brought to Abbeville. A :e you of this. Also full stock of rtoft Felt, Crush and Wool Hats and Caps or Men and Boys. 5, Drawers, Cravats, Over Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars, s, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, &c, /v '' ons. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Umbrellas, to suit any and everybody I we are the people to tlx you up with a nice Bugsry. Harness. Lap Robes, I Ve have Just received a ear load of the well known and papular "M1LBURN I I good line of Carts. Buggy and Currlages always In stock. With best wishes I I ty and extending a hearty invitation to all, we are the oid reliable house of 1J i TTT TAtnT aH/TTOlTT DL OHATO w. juiiiij oiviiin oc ouj.10, OOD FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS. JED 1889. GREENWOOD, S. 0. s Valves :'4 inch % lnch:J4 Inch' %in.' 1 In. 1l?ln.ilkin.t 2 In. , 40c 18 j OOcts | ?Oct? Kiicts SI 10 81 70 s$8 35 S:) 63 i i 35cts ftocls "Octs !)5ctfl 31 40 sizeofBell 2 inch. 2l<jin j.'llnch ,i Si 85 i 5:5 90 1 34 80 i ! | ach 31 50 ' es.slze > 1 1J4I" I 35 00 ; 37 00 : ljectnrs one lever only | ; ! .? I I ! nn y>j -j each | > j ? | iu | iz t 10 zu i za i ou i j S10 00 511 00 811 00 512 1)0 815 00.815 00 821 00 821 OC I ' I iilore No. V/iNo. 10 ;No.l2Uj B V I 510 00 512 00 ! 517 00 I I I per pound 40cfs or I 20cts per yard. ? a tins, per pound j 25cis or j 25c ts per 8 yards. 1 / I J icklng, per pound ' MctH i or | 25cim per square foot. \J JLi >sc | loots | per ; loot pound I 2%cts i S. F. STEPHENS, Proprietor. 2mo. x 1 Sale by j". T. Sim, Greenwoofl, S. C. ? ? m m m ill rnal Bank of Abbeville, -n (Lbbeville, S. C. I'pHE 1 $75,000 House, a 13,000 p]rs^ OMieei<?: untllflrj IIITII, President. L. W. WHITE, Vice-rreside emielec HEN J. S. BARNWELL, Cashier. terlrucal entitled 3? *: ???>*? its i , LI A MS, Charleston, S. C., J. C. KLUCII. Abbeville, S. C? f.me r(,1M' E, Abbeville, S. C., II. JH, HADDON, Abbeville, S. C., jTj^eY e iVAItDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. McGOW AN, Abbeville, S. C. towlihl J. ALLEN SMITH. Abbeville, S. C. who bee election, nl Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for Its tlon. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such sale collaiera Those fords. Sept. 11. 1888. l>r ter befor ? hi ilit. i? 3, DOORS, BLINDS, &c. es y Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Jar Load and can sell them as Cheap n are sold anywhere. Come and see u, mASc! /rite for prices. He dei Family rliii.-e tli L BEACH AM, Agent. I ^ ~ ^ valuable; J. J&eese, * j n baot c repairer, -Liana tor bale, m: ,villc, S. C., { ' eady to serve tlie public In | T OCATED FROM TWO MILKS TO WITH-j Harness, nilil solicits a snare I j j ln a half mile of Abbeville Court House. ?_Iir;i ils line. , j ? wCriReal Estate of Mrs. Sarah M. uffi! !tl ware and Jewelry. Uec Calhoun, lJGCSciSGdi ___ mm * As Executor of the la?t will and testament ?/-* 8 'of Mrs. Sarah M. Calhoun, I am given full APpf I j power to sell her real estate at private sale as v^/Ovl ' I a whole or In small tracts. I now offer the House and 100 Acres win br A child I r?t.>r? mil nimrnj of la ml for sale. This leaves 440 Aeros that nn adult. Itl-.li jo I-.1. (juduo lor j will sell in small lots or parcels to suit pur- Smlsiai .umber. chasers. onorapi 2d on lanuol J. t.. Kl.Lbit. j,<oI. |Urt|1Pr particulars apply to meat my otlice in person or by letter. r. F. BRADLEY, I m p CALHOtJNi MilnaSer' i Eiemitnr. r Medium copy. j Keb. 17,1SW, tf ~~ " HA TT^QT A 1ST ' Something to Eat at" ML - an? - A. M. HILL & SONS. jj TTT 11 Hnins, (.'iinvu.sscd jiiuI riwun vitssed. LrOllci W 6IISi ' Sausage (Heckler*) every week. j Sugar cured lireaklast Strips. Cl'KNSE I AM NOW PKE- Miiekerel. white tisli. ? u, o ?. ... ..-.I 1. li'kh |;iiiuhnpji. Tiiruins. f\ mo i ?t wtiim I iiruiiKii i|inri\ : ? - , AM .... . any desired depths. i.*url>- Onion*, while, red mid yellow. under tin vn to rock with hntvy Arte- 1 >rl**d Peaches, Apples and Prunes. tcntion Is in l*ipe, by no other menus Apples, oranges, Lemons mid Coeonnuls. mentoftl t down to the water hearing ',Va Cakes, Preserves,.Jellicsand Minee Meat Koiidsnre li it Drill Machine. I would! l'ickles In variety. Cheese and Macaroni. terwillht s fulling to net water on ae-' Maple and Fancy N. O. .Syrup, Kossted (.of- (;,>urt of < ijul.-k sand to com in 11 n ie'i t r fee (every week). Read the above ana see it All Koai t to continue sinking the i can'tgetsomething to eatat thellfleen Is where desired, and claim \ Ian. 1.'!, l.s'.ci. A. M. HILL & CO. r's experience I have sunk ? ~~ K more general sat Is last ion TjICHAHl) ISA NTT. is now prepared to do . the Slate. I am no'<)ii<itter, 1\, all work in his department in the best ably in Texas next week; manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly guarantee Is of some etlect. customers shaving, hair cutting and sbamC. M. CALHOUN, pooiugSI per month. Itasors honed and put Greenwood, S. C. i n the best condition for 'S> cents each. 1 March 2, '^1 * i I mill S111 BUB!I I 1 KIU liUilll 1/ truuiJi*iww - *" , " ^ ' / V ; . e|sj thousands Dollars worth of CLOTHING be- | - i ing thrown on the 0 j ' ' & A rr IT T TIT I market at Prlces nev_ II \ It I er before heard of. V 1 II111 U i it makes no difference how small or . ? 'A how large your needs ga j 1 sa may be in the Cloth* ' ing line. We have | just what you want. r\ rn tt t " T f\l a flHINIi llITDIWJ Come right on arid . catch some of the ^ ^ bargains that are bei:? -L- i jmg sriuveu uui. Rosenberg I Co. y sgistration chalmebs' | 'otioe. Furniture Store !. > ' 300KS OF REGISTRATION WILL |XflW r,nrT1it11Tfl fnr WaaIt opened In my office in the Courl -HcW X Urn HUT 0 IOr tlLIo YYSBlti is the law direct, on the innXT tt Jm j t. j 120 New Hard Wood Reds. ; Monday in Each Month, 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape J 1 aDd Chevel styles. it Monday in July, 1892, when the law 3 CliefFoiliers. 1 hem closed until afiertbe next gen- 1Q t0i,i0q Hon. This is for the purpose of regis- ,"I i, n I persons who have become of aee, or 12 P*e\v Bureaus. to register since last election; to 4 New Sideboards. persons from this to another county . fin7pn T)jninir Thiirs II one township to another, or from 4 QOZeil UlUing t/Hairs. lence to another, aii this must, he 3o(> Chairs, all kinds, at prices from | fore or on the FIRST MONDAY in 49 cents IO $2 each. U.st certificates may be renewed , \r.,ttrp?<jpa Wnnl MattrpmM n.SOdaysof tiie election, and those , , YVV ' . t ,, aiiresses, oirie of age between 1st July and the ShtlcU and Straw, with cotton top. 1 , may register at any time before elec- 'p^e above goods will be sold at th* who Refused or Neglected to Regis- _ , ~ , ? . e the last election cannot register un- J_iOW6St (J3-SI1 JTriCGS. iw is changed. J. D. CARWILE, ? o??'ockisthe? j Msor of Rcelstraticn for Abbeville! f Aitnttdv ?w mfiri nnitnm I 1 Ufttfiil a ifli UIIVfllAti I kte"w -? at ? 1 ncy Grocery, chalmsrs' fanitire stoke. i H. MOORE . ? __ ,, i IJARTIES wan (I n? accommodations \nthiM . >pened a New Fancy nnd Green Gro- f way of farm supplies, etc., can get fron*' y Store in Cotbran s Block. U<J hy giving good securities. lis in everything found in a Fancy All town accounts, unless otherwise af Grocery Store, where you can pur- ranged upon purchase of goods, will be p|| e niccat CANNED GOODS, consist- senied every thirty days lor settlement J Feb. 10,1802, tf HEATH & CO. 1 Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, . .. * DI S JHC , The dantlest llttle hats for childreiy just I with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, openetl ul " . 7 I other delicacies. The substantial* One car lond of flour just In at Heath Co. . Try a barrel of Heath's best fancy/patent f, BKEAKFAST STRIPS, HwthAcb. / S'AT TT5TCJTT PATATfiT'Q If yon wish a pretty lawni tpnnte/ialt. Bee SjAJj, iXV.wXL JrUiAlUJjw, tho?i? crown flannels and Bedford'cords at ,-j HA'flRAftT' Hmidon's. ) dUO. wdflAAwAi The pr<?tt!e?tand softest fabrlque ont this S3, MOLASSES, HAKS. ! L'-iSi" H.'d&c,0,b*'""" LI'S of the Best Brands. Vi t*oruethlnu new In a horse collar at Heath 'Isli and Oysters, Pork Sausage and j pure N. O. molasses at Heath * Co. ' 1 :e-t Reef a specially. | For a pretty sprlne dress nt r?ry moderate 11 cost. see those beautiful "Wales Suitings" at M. BROOKS' For n dress that looks Just as pretty When 1 It i rihatn /inrm at made up as a china silk, see those beautiful iliA II '\ It i ; H I I n. I\ Pongpps, El Paso Suitings. Indian Dimity -1 i-* ^ Hrandenburg cloths, etc.. ut Haddon's. 5 AHEAD OF ALL. | Do not forget, that Mr. Vlsanska. at Green- j in? huitpronlcfrpr th in acv other vv,M,d has ,l,e flnest watchmaker thlssideof h r?*e vears old can cl urn as we 1 a^ New York, who will do your work promptly Prke?T i In the most skillful manner at a reasonable tlon guaranteed. Try on". Call j Pr'ce >lv to It. >1. HROOKS. I Colored scrims ror curtains jasun at tiaaAbtievilUiC.il., S.C. don's. - We keep ronstnntly on linnd a full line o Indies, misses, children and Infants shoes. 1^1 H I I H fl Quality and price guaranteed, at Haddon's. J.1 V ? A J m For tine foot wear, call or send to Haddon's Royal chiffon lace the latest out for Jabouts ROAD OVERSEERS. bieached home8pua BIPBSfi ? I Blllf HBIIIVI one lot of calicos at 5 ceuts. W.E.Bell. Best 27 Inch plaid at 7 cents. W. E. Bell. Cheeked muslins at (J 1-4 cents. W. E Bell, silk lies fur ladies in beautiful deslcns at VKIiSKKRS IX THIS COUXTY Hudson's. creby notified lo work the Roads .... . . . . , ir charge Immediately. Their at- Xew line men s spring shoes just in at called to so much of the present- Heath a Co. "'m', "JiV* Men's hand-made finest calf skin shoes W not put in good condition the mat- , . D..ir Worih ^, .,i Heath & Co > reported to the next term ol the per pu,r worin - at Hwun * L0* enernl Sessions. Xew line men's negligee shirts at Heath 4 Is must be put In good condition by Co. th day of April. . , tt > t\ .-i-irnn ! If J'on wish a wash dress in which the colII. ARMS 1 R0j\ G I iTaSffl"'' "" JYDon't fall to see those dress goods advertisfU? / V I ,,<l h>' White Brothers at 10 cents per yard. Oil. vU. 00111. | They area great bargain. They are selling ? very rapidly. Call at once and secure a bar1892,61. | gaiu, i