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r"J:-- I1 A Little Lost Word. f 1 lost a very little word Only the other day : A very naughty Utile word 1 huil not meant to say. If only it were really lost. I should not mitid a bit; 1 think I should deserve a priz<? For really losing it. For if no one could ever find Asain the little word. So that no more from any li|is C'oiild it be ever heard, I'm sure we all of us should say ; That it was something: line Willi such completeness to have lo*t That naughty word of mine. But then it wasn't really lost When from mv lijis ii ilew ; My little brother picked it u|?. And now he says it too. Mamma said that the worst would be I oould not get it back ; But the worst of it now sterns to me, i'.~ if* linfLv If It were only really l?>st! Oh. then I should be glad. I let it fall so carelessly The day that. I jrot mad. Lose other things, you never seem T? come upon their track : But lose a haughty little word. It's always coming back. Bertie Smid** Goal. It was a handsome Billy goat, well made and strong, and Bertie had a little wagon just the right size for the goat to draw, and a harness made to lit liio:: and when he and Billy went out' for a ride the team made a very tine appearance. . j But Bertie was not kind to Billy. He seemed to think that ho owned Billy body and soul, and that he had a right to kick and beat and abuse Billy as muoh as he pleased aud nobody had any business to interfere. There were plenty who would have liked to ' interfere, but they were afraid of Bertie's father. One day Bertie, in his drives, came to a house that was being repaired and | rebuilt. Only the carpenter's son happened to be in the house when Bertie liitched his goat to the post and went in to see the improvements that were being made. Jim Smith, the carpen- j ter's son, was a stout burly, kindheart- ? ed fellow, and his compassion for poor Billy had been often roused by Bertie's cruelties to him. "So you are Berties Sands," said he, as the boy came within hearing, "and that is your goat tied to the post?" Bertie nodded assent. "I've got something for yon,'' said Jim, '-and I've had it for some time." i?i?i 1?: 1? ?? j; jdci lie luuKeu up ? uuut'i lugj^v iis ? i?ii approached him with a strap in his haud. He had never spoken lo Jim or Jim to him before, and he couldn't imagine what in the world Jim Could have for him. "I've been watching your treatment of that gout," said Jim, laying his greatjstrong hand on Bertie's shoulder: "and 1 vowed that if ever I got a chance I'd show you how it feels to be treated as you've treated him." With this the strap was vigorously applied to Bertie's shoulders, legs arms, and whatever part of his squirming body presented itself to the blows that fell like rain. Bertieroared, bellowed, called for help, but nobody parsed by; and if they had, and had known what was goiug on, they wouldn't have interfered, so great was the outrage upon the universal sentiment that Bertie's conduct had produced. The strong hand was not taken from Bertie's"shoulder until he had been told just exactly how he was regarded by all the villagers, and promised another sound drubbing if he was ? cruel to Billy in the future. ? Bertie kept all this to himself, and to this day his father knows nothing of it, but Jim couldn't keep it to himself, and in great confidence it was Wbjspered round till it ieached the ears of the writer. Years after it all happened she was asking one of her children, who had been a playmate of Bertie's, if she had ever known how Jim Smith avenged poor Billy. She had not, but she distinctly remembered the change that came over Bertie's treatment of his dumb companion, and that she wondered at the time what had caused it. For Bertie didn't dare, alter being put in Billy's place, to practice any cruelty 3, upon him. v '' Greenland Once Tropical. .V Greenland was not always a wilder ne>s of ice. Its rocks, have preserved J ,iu. their strata the story of tlie lime [ when the island?if such it is, and not a continent?was covered with luxur- 1 iaqt forests of pam and other trees pe- < Cnliar to the torrid zone. In these primeval woods the smilax and many climbing vines festooned the branches. In short, the climate and the plants which it fostered were such as are now found In the latitude of Kgvpt. Giant ferns, sequoias and exaggerated mosses covered the land. Their remains are discovered at this day in extensive coal beds toward * the j north. That Greenland was once upon a time a tropical country has long been known. What caused its change of climate is tosome extent a puzzle to ereolouists. We know that the United states as far south as Philadelphia and St. Louis was, during a comparatively r&ceut period; covered with ice. Many authorities are of the opinion, which appears most to prevail, that such wonderful alternations have been effected by a shifting of the axis of the earth. Not so very many centuries before history began, although no one can estimate the period accurately, Artie glaciers spread over Europe. During that epoch herds of reindeer wandered over France and Germany, and the men who lived then fed upon ' them, and carved out ot their horns artistic implements, which can be seen in museumsjuow. Thus, while Greenland was once a tropical country, we t know that the Artie at one time spread 1 asfarasthe Mediterranean, and the ] ? iidlnvfldPu mill fomm uru yet discovered in southern Kurope. It is even thought that the Ktskimo are very probaly the decendantsof the t people of the early stone a<re whose t bones are dug out of the ancient river drift. For People Who Have Fits. 1. Fits of passion: I Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath: for the wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God ?James i., 19,10. Z r lis Ol I'Aliavunaiivr. Know thou that for all these things God will bring thee uuto judgment! Ecclesiastes xi., 9. 3. Fits of idleness: L Goto the ant. thou sluggard: eon-' sider her ways and be wise.?Proberbs i i Vi., 0. ; 4. Fits of ambition: j' Whosoever will save his life shall i lose it.?Mark viii., 3-5. U 5. Fits of blues: Ye are of more value than many It sparrows.?Mat'hew x., 31. G. Fits of wavering: I { Fear thou not, for I am with thee.ii he not dismayfed; for I am thy God:' I will strengthen thee; yea, T will help 'c thee, yea, I will uphold thee with thei right hand of my righteousness.?Jsaiah xli., 20.?The Iiible Reader. lEinrara' Of South Carolina, ?IS NOW Ol'KN Ft)It? SANITARIUM TREATMENT FOR TIIOSK srKKF.!(IN<; KKOM TIIK LIQUOR, OPIUM AND COCAINE HABITS AND NERVE EXHAUSTION, RV TIIK L'SE OK TIIK DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD Remedies OK talie I Mey, M. I, LL. D., \nd late Surgeon of the United States Army. I'he Keely Treatment has received the endorsement of the Mid States Emit, r\nd will now be used in all of their State iod Military homes for disabled volunteer! Soldiers and Sailors. The only place in this State where THE KEELEY CURE Can be obtained is tu lveeiey institute o> South Carolina, at Columbia. We have 110 Asylum ! No behind stone walls or irou bars! The Keely System does not require It. Patients go to boarding houses or hotels, and report at the Institute four times dally for treatment. To elfeet a cure for the Liquor ITahit requires from three to lour weeks. Fur Opium, lour to five weeks?and in this time llie Keeley Itemedles will do more for a Liquor or Opium hat'lt. than can be done by all others in years. We will give him or her a cure. A cure that w.l11 come to them without aid or effort on their part, without suffering or nervous shock. Over fitty-six thousand have beon cured at the parent and branch Institutions to February 1st, lS'.rj, in addition to thousands of ladies and Invalids who have been privately cured by our physicians We do not abruptly stop the use of liquor, but until the patients cease its use of their own volition, which is in from three to live days, tlu*y are given all they require. The treutment not only stops all thirst lor liquor, but eliminates the alcohol Iroin the system and entirely eradicates the disease; tho patient returning home wtlh health, energy, courage and self-respect. Many well known men have been cured?physicians, ministers, statesmen, lawyers, planters, the millionaire aud the mechanic?all have left the institutes to make life happier and to prove the demonstrated fact thill alcoholism, like insanity, is a diseased condition of the nervous system, and as such is amendable to Successful Treatment ?by tiik? Keeley Methods. Full particulars given those writing hs. Ail dress rn 1 T r l T . > l lie Keeley lnstitme, Columbia. S. C. 450 Acres For Sale, I OFFER FOR SALE MY HOME PLACE, containing idjoinint; hinds of 1?. 15. Alien, Tlios. Shcrard ?ml others, slltinted midway between Lownlesvllle and Barnes Station on S. V. II. 11. On the place Is a good d veil ins, tour tenant louses, barn, stables and a fish pond. Will sell in whole or in part, on terms to ;uit purchaser. Mrs. B. L. Scott. April i::, 1S92. 2t ? . SCHOOL BONDS. T^ARTIKS dpslrliiL' tn invest, in ItnVHS; nf 1. the School District of the town of Ahbeillle, tan he accommodated by applying to lie undersigned on or heiore ihe 20th inst. J. U. Klugh. Jones F. Miller, Frank 15. Gary. Finuuce Committee. April 13, ls!)2. It GOLD DUST COTTON SEED. FOlt SALE I5Y E, A. TEMPLETON & CO. April C, 1892. Abbeville, S. C. BUILDERS. 1,HE Hoard or Trustees of the School District of tlie Town of Abbeville lavine adopted a nhtn for the new school Hilldings. Notice is Hereby Given, that on Friday, April 22, lie Hoard will meet fortlic purpose of eonsiloring propositions and terms lor a Superintendent of Construction >f the buildings. Parties applying must furnish references. For further information apply to. w. a. tkml'letox, t 'hairman. I-KANK I!. GARY, April PI, ls92. St-c. School I'.oard. Sheriff's Sale. 'raucis Arnold ngainst Mary S. Oillain.? Executions. Ky virtue of sundry executions liiiiii.iliri.fli.il In tl?i? ntiovi- sliiti'd will iseii to Hie lildlieM. bidder, at i'utdie Vuetion, within the legal hour* of sale at Ahlev'llle Court. House. S. on .MONDAY, the tnl day of May, A. 1) . 1*5)2, all the rijiht, til.o mil interest of Mary S. Gillam, in tlie ailowing described property, to wit: t>no lot In he town of Ureen wood in Aiibevilie County, South Carolina, with buildings thereon, eonaltiing fourteen (H; acre*, more or less, lounded l?y Main street, lot of I'eter MeKeier, deceased, Hackctt lands and others. Levied on and to be sold as the property of ilary N. Gillam to satisfy the aforesaid ISxeutions and costs. TERMS?Cash. W. I). Mann. Kheiiir Abbeville County. April S, 92. Quest ion : What doe9 the word Grades mean? Answer: God speaking to his people. Question: What does the word .Scripture mean ? Answer: It comes from the Latin a word scriptuin, to write. Question : What does the word Testament mean? Answer? Clod's written desires for us. . Question? What docs Word mean ? xi Answer: God's thought spoken to us. D Question: By what other name is the IMhie known ? q Answer: The Covenant. Question? What does this word meuu? | A newer: God's promises to all who V will obey him. People with empty heads most gen- J erally have tongues that ruttle. It is better to sutler wrong from ev ery man than to do wrong to a single one. Vnn will l<w? tn-rinv if VOU trv to make it a burden bearer for to-inor- si row. ?'j Pj To feel the need of more religion always mettiis that God wants us to have more. The devil never causes anybody to hunger and thirst after J; righteousness. >xc In a world where there is so much I to be done, bow happy that there is so m large a portion of daylight; in a world m where there isso much to be suffered, io how merciful that there is also so much night, Remember that the time for self-ex am ination and s?lf-k now ledge is after all, very short. Soon we shall know p the great secret. We may masquerade w ir for a little while in the dress of a (^v sainr, but death will soon strip off the 0 covering, and at the Judgment we shall stand just as we are.?SpurnrDnn ow'" Each one is bound to make the circle t in which lie lives better and happier; [ to see that out of that small circle the widest good may flow. Out of a sin- J sle household may flow influences that shall stimulate the commun- " wealth and the civilized world. c m.m S First Pprishioner.?I think we | ought to raise Dr. Thirdly's salary Second Parishioner?I don't. He is t such a conscientious man that he would feel bound to. preach longer s sermons.?Kate Field's Washington. i m m m \ One day little Esthei'saunt received a letter. w nue reaumjj it sue mumped the envelope on the floor. Esther picked it up and handed it to her. saying: "Auntie, here's the skin of your letter. The only kind of cake that the average small boy has any objections to is cake of soap. SCHOOL' NOTICE. * LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS ?\ will) the School Commissioner will llnd him in his otlice til) public days aud every Saturday in each man th nearest the middle of the month, during tho present year for the purpose of registering claims, Ac. E. COWAN, School f'ominissioner Abbeville County. Feb 'J, 1892. Bank of Lowndesville, LOWNDES VILLE, S. C. Capital Stock Paid in 919,920 00 Surplus - I,COO 00 ( ? Does a general banking bijsiim'w. Affords best security and facilities for Ueposi tors. J Issues time certificates of deposits bearlnn intere.it us follows: Six months 1 per cent., twelve months 0 per cent. J. B. FRANKS, (i t? i J a. I rrtjsiutjiii. j Feb. 10,1S92,12m J. M. VISANSKA, ? JEWELER, anrl denier In JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSI- . CAL MERCHANDISE, Sic. Repairing ol Hue J Wat cues a specialty. Having rented the room formerly occupied p by Mr. J. T. Duckett, deceased, I wish to inform the people of Abbeville that I am prepared to do ail kinds ot work on Watches, Jewelry, ?tc.. in a most skillful manner at lowest prices. All work will be done promptly and warranted to dive entire satisfaction. J will also keep a complete line of Diamonds, Watches, \Jewelry, Spectacles, &c. Every article will be sold at the lowest possible prices. Money will be cheerfully returned In every ciise where any tiling does uot o prove as represented. O Soliciting a share of your esteemed favors, I am Yours respectfully, J. M. VISANSKA, Y March 23,1892,12m Greenwood, S. C. * "i m oiaus ui mm lamina, j ABBEVILLE COUNTY. (Of UT OK COMMON I'LHAS. ? John L. Arnold, Plaintiff, against Gracc G.Cochran, in her own right and as K.\ecutrlx of last will and testament of Lawson T. Arnold, deceased, I-annle I'resuell, 1 Sallie Wilson, O. C. Spencer, Gray Spencer, William Spencer, Grace Spencer, Irma Spencer, Florida 1'. Arnold, Mary Mauldir, Carrie Talc, Laura Cooper, Maltie Arnold, and B. F. Wilson, as Kxcculor of last will and testament of Lawsou T. Arnold, deceased, Defendants. SUMMONS FOK UK I. IKK. (Complaint served.) To the Defendants above named: 1 OU AUK IIKKEHY SIMMONKD ANI) required to answer the complaint in this ae & tion, of which a copy is herewith served upon sa you, and to serve a copy of your answer to in the said complaint on I he subscribers at their ?j' ollice, Greenville, S. C.. within twenty days st after tlie service hereof, exclusive of the day be of such service; and if you tail to answer the complaint within tlie time aforesaid, the Tt plalnliir In this action will apply to tin* Court th for the relief demanded in t he complaint. I tailed March 111 It A. I). IKStt. tic HKXKT A Mi; UI,LOi:OH, co l'laintill's Attorneys. 1 Tilos li. Mooiik, C. C. ('. 1'. -? To the Absent Defendants: O. C. Spencer, (iray Spencer, W'liliiim Spencer, l-'aiinie T I'resnell: * Take Notice: That the complaint herein was tiled in ollice of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Abhuvlllc county on the 11th /" day of March, 1SU2. ^ UK NET A McCULLOlJGH, IN sp( Plaintiff's Attorneys. f> March US. 1.S92. tit Ch J A. Temp Will keep on hanc :ept in a General Merch ? 1- J A/N ->1/V?1TT/-1 rillfl+rtWK It/ gifciu, tu SCI vo uuouuiiM xe receiving now an att 3ro And ? SERE WE A ? remind the people of Abbeville County wher intage and where it will he the most apprecl 111 find almost everything yon could desire. Ir BOOT AND SHOE e show a splendid assortment of Men's, Wome attention lo the following In Men's : Jas. Mi iops and Quarter Eagle Boots. Satin Oil bals ai iphasthais. Cork Sole bals. .Scotch Edge b rench Process, calf and grain lace and button, ices. We have the best assortment and larges KEADY-MADI iat we have ever shown and at very low prices, vert-oat* can't be excelled or equaled. A spl?i] rew snd Olnv Worsteds. For everyday pants tl ? T7TV/rT7TV/TT3T7' "D To? ?"r Tallnr-Mi t/JtlllVliLlVl JDJhlXi Fashion I'lHte fr< i)e of samples to choose your patterns. Fit atx ent just the thing when you want a nice snito \Ve otter the most select line of NOBBY S ok will convince you of this. Also full stock < great variety for Men and Boys. nder Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, (b Cuffs, Hosiery, Gloves, Hai Staple Notions, Dry Cioou.i, uroceries, naru on't forget that we are the people to fix you u| r hip and all. We have just received n ear load rA(iON8." A good line of Carts. Buggy and Ci r your prosperity and extending a hearty invlt W. JOEL S fREENWOOD FOUNDRY JSTABLISHED 1889. . lobe and Angle Valves jii inch Price each ' 40cls heck Valves Price each team Whistles size of Bell... I 2 inch Price each I Si 85 team Gauges, each $4 50 'op Sa I'e i y Va I ves. si ze 1 Price each j S5 00 letropolltian Injectors one lever only Horse-Power, each ; 6 Price each $10 00 Iancock Inspirators No. 71/, Price each $10 00* lemp Packing, per pound 40cts ioap Stone Pack Ins:, per pound 25cts lubber Sheet Packing, per pound SOcts Ply Rubber Hose I 15cts tound Iron per pound I iiJ4cts S. F. STEP July 15, 1891, 12mo. National Bank Abbevil Capital, surplus, OiUci . ALLEN SMITH, I'resiueni. BENJ. S. BARN W Jlix*ec 1EO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. C., >. \V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., NO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., J. ALLEN SMITH. )OES a General Banking business, provides ti Depositors. Is ready at any and ull times to s our county affords. SASH, DOORS, I buy Sash, Doors, ] >y the Car Load and crc is they are sold anyw ne or write for prices. B. K. BEACI Lumber !j AM PKEPAItEP TO FILL OUDEUS for nil kinds of Lumber. I Saw mill locutcd on land of J. C. KLUGII. I J, F. BRADLEY, j Manager. j March IS!)-', tf .Medium copy. lol P< ;11 A.1 iT A.N -AND- |o( Terra Cotta Wells. ' > , T (iKEAT EXPENSE I AM NOW PKE- ol 1 pared to sink wells through clay, quick nd and ruck to any desired depths. t'urbir the Hay down to rock with heavy Arte?n Wrought Iron I'ipp, by no other means It possible to net down to the water hearing rata except with a lirlll Machine. I would i glad lor parlies tailing to net water oil ac- ? unt of rock or quick sand to communicate Ith me. I expect to continue sinking the rra Cotta Wells where desired, and elaiin ? at in ten year's experience I have sunk A ore and given more general satislaetlou | " an any man in the state. I am no squatter, j ' re to-day probaldy in Texas next week; J nscquently my guarantee is of some elltcl. \ Address. C. M. CAl.HOl'N, | * March 2, IS!)".!. Greenwood, S. C. | j ~ I ? !. F. GILLIAM), IJ TAILOR, H kVER TH K POST - OKKK'K, IS 1'IIK- j * pared In do nil work in liM line CUT- J'l NO. MAKING. HKI'A IHING.iind i'I.KAN- II G of GKNTLKMKN'S CLOTHING, alum jcially. jCU> SAMPLES of SUITS niwnvs on Imnd.'po< nr^es IleasonuMo. .lnue lfi, 1SU1. l-'mos. in ; ; . ietoF&Co I Everything usually Landise Stock and will srs at all times. They ractive stock. jee Them. lRE again e they can pot their money the to best adated. In our capacious store rooms you i our I DEPARTMENT n and Children's good. We would call specuans eelebraied S3, $3.50,84 and $2.80 Farmers ;>d Congress. Kangaroo Calf bals. Vaulkals. Ladies Kid button and Lace. Ladies Children and Infant Shoes all kinds and l. stock of ^ nr ATTTTVn Lrf JL X1AJ3I VJT Children suits from ?1 up. Our stock of id id stock of Fancy Casslinere suits, Corklie Bnll-I)o? heats the World. ?de .Sample <lepartment, with a handsome run which to select the styles and a beautiful 1 satisfaction guaranteed, makes this departr single earment. iTIFK HATS ever brought to Abbeville. A >f Soft Felt, Crush and Wool Hats and Caps er Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars, ldkerchiefs, Jewelry, &c. ware. Umbrellas, to suit any and everybody j with a nice Buggy. Harness, Lap Robes, of the well known and papular "iMlLBUKX urriages always In stock. With best wishes ation to all, we are the old reliable house of MITH & SONS. & MACHINE WORKS, GREENWOOD, S. C. % Inchi^ Inch: %in.; 1 In. \*4ln.\V/,\n. 2 in. 50cts bOcts Sucta ,?L 10 81 70 S2":55 ?1 53 S ! 8jets 55cts 70cts S)5cts ?1 40 2141 n 3 Inch! $11)0 S4 80 I : I !'"w i i i I I I 8 i 10 | 12 I 16 20 ! 25 .10 Sit 00 Sll 00 S12 00 815 00 8to 00 821 00 821 0C No. 10 iNn.l'2Vgj ) 812 00 I SIT 00 | or i 20otH per yard. I or I Sets per 8.yards. or i 25ots per square foot. j per loot HENS, Proprietor. C. of Abbeville. lo, S. C. - - $75,000 - - - - 13,000 eirs s L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside 'ELL, Cashier. tOVK S J. C. KLUCH. Abbeville, S. C., K. M, HADDON, Abbeyillr, S. C., YV. C. UlcCiOWAN, Abbeville, S. V. Abbeville, S. C. he greatest security and convenience for Its make loans based upon such safe collaiera Sept. 11. 1888. lyr , BLINDS, &c. Blinds and Mouldings m sell them as Cheap here. Come and see I AM, Agent. VALUABLE Land for Sale. OCATED KIIOM TWO MILES TO WITHj In a half mile of Abbeville Court House. ieal Estate of Mrs, Sarah M. Calhoun, Deceased. As Executor of the last will and testament Mrs. Sarah M. Calhoun, I am given full nver to sell her real estate at private sale as whole or In small tracts. I now offer the House and 100 Acres ' land for sale. This leaves -140 Acre* that will sell in small lots or parcels to suit purmsers. For further particulars apply to meat my lice in oerson or by letter. WM. P, CALHOUN, Executor, Keb. 17. 1M>2, tf Something to Eat at l. M. HILL & SONS. HiiniK, Canvassed and I'licanvussed. sausage (Hecklers) every wc-ek. {tig'ir cured Hreakfast Strips.' daekerel. white tisli. risli Potatoes, Rutabaga, Turnips. >nIons, white, red anil yellow. tried Peaches, Apples anil Prunes. Vpples, Oranges, Lemons and Cocoa nuts. I'ea Cakes, Preserves, Jelllesaml Mince Meat 'ickles in variety. Cheeseand Macaroni, tlaple and Fancy N. O. Syrup, Roasted Cof(every week). Read the abuve ana see il I'tgel something toeatut an. 1.1, lh!>2. A. M. II1LL & CO. >ICHARI) OANTT, Is now prepared to do i. all work in Ills department in tlie best inner and at reason a hie charges. Monthly i stumers shaving, hair cutting and shamling SI per mouth. Hasors honed and put the best condition lor '?> cents each. ii rami CLOTHING !j i | i . CLOTHING! Rosenb Registration NOTICE. rPHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION WILL 1 sbe opened lu my office In the Court House, as the law direct on the First Monday in Each Month, until first Monday In July, 1892, when the lnw requires i hem closed until after the next general election. This is for the purpose of registering all persons who have become of age, or pntlUed to reslster since last election: to transfer persons from this to another county and from ouo township to another, or from one residence to another. All this must be done before or on the FIRST MONDAY In JULY. I/ost certificates may be renewed to within 39 days of the election, and those who become of age between 1st July and the election, may register at any time before electiOD. Those who Refused or Neglected to Register before the last election caunot register until the law is changed. J. D. CAE WILE, Supervisor of Registration for Abbeville County. Feb3,1892, tf TSTE3"W Fancy Grocery., 6. H. MOORE HAS opened a New Fancy and Green Gro- J eery Store in Cothran's Block. He deals in everything found Id a Fancy Family Grocery Store, where you can pur- I chase the nicest CANNED GOODS, consisting of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, JF JBO m H 9 together Willi FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, &? ., and other delicacies. The substantial are BACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, . and CAEEA&.E. FLO0B, MOLASSES, HAMS. V Cigars of the liest iirands. y j Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage aud the choicest IJeef a specially. Dec. 18'Jl. tf R. M. BROOKS' OSCILLATING CHURN IS AHEAD OF ALL. Will bring butter quicker than any other. A child three years old can churn as well as an adult. I'rlce $">. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try one. Call ! on or apply to H. >1. BROOKS, Abbeville C. H., s. C. Apportionment School Fund for: Abbeville County for 1892. ' rl*IIE apportlontnentof the School Fund for , 1 Ihe townships in Abbetille county is [ herewith annexed,and Ihe School Trustees are caulioned nor to overdraw on the amounts ( designated for their respective School I)is- , iricts: Amount School District No. 1 Sl,5f0 2 l.ii.jO " " :i l.aoii ? " 4 1)00 " 5 1,11.1) *' ? it i? 1 7 l,i:u? ? ? 8 1.0IK) " " !) 1,(175 " 10 lis.', > ' II 1,'ilK) i i. . .> jo !MHI " ' 1.{ 1,(12.') " " H t?io ' ' lft 1,2(10 " " " III 1..5.V) " ? ' 17 2U0 ' ' IS 1,000 The two Inst townships represents the towns j f N1 n e I y-Sl x ? n il O reen wood. 10. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb.:!, 1892, tf D B01I1S! I v.;HU Ten thousand i Dollars worth of I CLOTHING be- I ing thrown on the H market at prices nev- 9 er before heard of. S It makes no differ- 9 ence how small or m how large your needs I may be in the Cloth- 9 ing line. We have just what you want. I DiT DELAY. Come right on and catch some of the a bargains that are be- 5 ing shoved out. H ?rg & Co. I NOTICE. ? ! PARTIES wanting accommodation! In tba '.M wny of farm supplies, etc., can get from ' us by giving good securities. ) All town accounts, unless otherwise ar f ranged upon purchnseof goods, will be pre senied every thirty days lor settlement. > H Feb. 10,1892, if HEATH & CO. H CHALMERS' Furniture Store! I New Furniture for this Week. 9 120 New Hard Wood Beds. 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape and Chevei styles. 3 Cheftbuiers. jn 12 Fancv Tabic?. 12 New Bureaus. M 4 New Sideboards. HO 4 dozeu Diuing Chairs. 350 Chairs, all kinds, at prices from IB 40 cents to S2 each. Hi Hair Mattresse?, Wool Mattresses, nB Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. The above goods will be sold at th? Sj Lowest Cash Prices. B Our stock is the A LARGEST IS TIE CflUITRT, / CHALMERS' Fraitnre SYOBe/ EARLY j AMBER CANE SEE#. HICKORY KING CORN, , IMPROVED GOLDEN DENT CO^N, Bl'1ST EAKLY "SNOW FLAKE" CORN. POP CORN. PEARL MILLET. GERMAN MILLET. KAFFIR CORN. Boisi's Selects Early Rose Potatoes Also a full line of Bl'IST'S AND ELY'S SEEDS in Bulk and in Papers. I also have iv few papers ot Henderson's 'POWDEROSO" Tomato. ^ The biggest thing ever grown. W. ft. Bailey's Granite Front Drug Storn, j GREENWOOD, - ? ? g. C. March 9,1892, lm 1 Spanish Peanuts. I HAVE a supply of Spanish Peanuts, which I oiler for sale as seed. They are a i-alu ible crop. J. E. HtlOWXLEE, Feb. 17,1S92, tf Antrevllle, S. C.