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There are eighty-two national cemeteries in America, in which -^28,115 soldiers are buried, On April 6th the word telegram was just forty years old. 11 was in t roduced I iuto the language by the Albany Jour-! nal in a formal article.?New Yorkl Press. Orange cultivation in (.'eorgia lias developed into a business of extraordi nary magnitude. mere are now i->,000 groves covering 70,000 acres of latul that are valued at $!' ?,000,000. It is an impressive fact that more than sixty per cent, of the European immigrants travel on tickets purchased for them by relatives in America. Some men are so religious that they will strike out for prayer meeting and leave their wives to carry in stove wood to cook for company. Pittsburg is very rapidly resuming its former reputation for' smoke and soot, and the day does not seem to be very far distant when it must recognize the old familiar title, "Smoky City." Natural gas is given out. The Anglo-Scotia mills and lace factories, near Nottingham, England, were destroyed by lire. All the valuable machinery was ruined. Loss, $500,000. Statistics show that 10,000 people are killed by whiskey where one is killed by a maa uog. wnat or u; ouuoi the mad dog and license the sale of the whiskey. A newly-formed Zulu church has the following regulation: "Xo member shall be permitted to drink the white man's grog or native, beer or touch it Willi his lips." Ward McAllister favored the readers of a New York Sunday paper with an article on "How to Get Into Society." If society is what he has described it to be, one would think a more popular article would be ona telling how to get out. The Casiquiare, a connecting river between Orinoco and Rio Negro rivers, runs six months in oue direction, and then turns and runs six months in the opposite direction. The country is so level that a rise or fall of the Orinoco governs the course of that river, which flows a portion of the year into the Amazon, aau at tuner nines iu an opposite direction. The Rev. Mr. Francis, pastor of the American church at St. Petersburg, passed through Berlin last week on route for Loudon. He is worn out by his exertions in behalf of the famine suffers. He says that small-pox arid - typhus fever are making fearful ravages in Russia, and that unless stringent precautions are taken, those diseases will spread to Western Europe. Wm. Astor died April 20 in Paris. .The cause was heart failure. Next to his nephew, William Waldorf Astor. and probably Jay Gould, William Astor was the richest American citizen of America. His wealth (was recently estimated at between $50,000,000 and $60,000,000, the greater part of whichis invested in New York real estate. The public debt statement issued on Monday shows a cash balance of SI20,000,000, a decrease of nearly $4,000,000 since April 1. The iuerease iu expenditures was principally on account of nensions and interest on bonds. The public debt, les-t cash in treasury, is therefore nearly $4,000,000 greater than it was on April 1. Will Help Good Literature.?The business community will doubtless be glad to hear that a movement is on foot to revive, the issue of fractional paper currency by thegoverraent. Of late the lack of fractional paper currency has grown to the proportions of an evil, it is especially a hardship to persons in rural districts who habitually remit small sums for purchases by mail. Neither postage stamps nor postal notes fill the want, both have to be first purchased by the sender and theu converted into currency by the receiver, often at a great inconvenInece. Chicago News. An Gobbler** Do. The pulpit manners of clergymen are so except from frank criticism that mauy a minister continues all hi* life in faults of delivery that he might have corrected had he been plainly told of them. In one such case a liitle girl was instrumental in curing a famous American preacher of an affiictingly pompous air. His nabit was to pause at the end of each division of his discourse, look im pressively upon the pews, take a breath so very long that it seemed to increase his size, and then go on with au air of the uttermost importance One Sunday this good man paused ?ftQr Kio XfnnH.l.,)' .... uiiui aiio itu uivsi an ununiui) longtime. Little Jane, who had been trying to keep awake, moved as though greatly relieved. But the clergyman had not finished. He was getting ready for another "head" when Little Jane audibly whispered, ' O, mamma he's going to blow himself up again!"? Youth's Companion. Columbus or ? An Oh\o schoolmistress vouches for the following as a faithful copy of a boy's composition on Columbus. Columbus was a great patriytic. he was born in Genoa, Italy. It is undoubtedly known what year, but I think it was Friday, Oct. 1-, 1435. / 4lwv /.r k:<. VUiUUU'lid >Y ?l?? 11JU Ul HO five brothers and so one day he concluded that he would go out and see if he couldn't do something for his country. He went to Brooklyn, New York, aud walked the streets until he was tired and hungry. He then went to a baker shop and boright him two threecent loafs of bread, he ate one goiug along the street and the other he put in a red handkerchief and put it in his pocket, a lady seeing him laughed at him aud made fun of him. Finally he became so smart and intelligent that she married him.?Youth's Companion. The Living Pastor.?The New York Observer thus describes him: "Given a man who lives in touch with humanity and its need, so that he may have a fellow feeling for his llock orirl urlin 1 i in tniir-)i vvilli fiml ui? tbat'lie may be enduced with power from on high*, and we have the live man. To such a man the old, old Scriptures will have an ever-present freshness and fruitfulness. His subjects, though so old that Noah disbursed upon them, will be imbued with new lite." i' >? A little jiirl was trying to tell her mother how beautiful a certain lady could trill in singing, and said: "O mamma! You ought to hear her gar-j gle? She does it so sweetly." Never wet the hair if you have any tendency to deafness; wear an oiled! silk cap when bathing, and refrain from diving. it jSy- . vtix-t-'-V.*./ > . / > ' , . . - ... ^V>'-Tvv " ' . ' ' : - . '"Old Reliable" Linp. South Carolina Railw'y & Leased Lines i I). U. CIIaMBKHLAIX, Km eivf.i:. i PASSKNGEIt DKPARTMKN P. CONDENSED sclicdulo. In < ll'ect March 5th. 1SU2. ! WKST BOUND. EAST IIOir.NI>. J 11AU.V. 1'All.Y. J I'.M A M. A M. MAIN LINK. A M. I'.M. I'.M 5 00 G 50 (>(10 Lv C'li iiiistun Ai 11 05 115 0 50 5 5" 7 2S (15;l Lv Siiiium-rviHo Lv 1025 1227 9 0" I ti 39 7 5b ?* Lv i'ri-iinull'a Lv !(.">2 11 45 S 2S 0 53 7 15 Lv (ieorue's i.v ;i-us 11 ai a 10 I T 25 S:fcl +8 |j Ar Branchville I.v 15 II 00 7 40 8 35 0 00 Lv Branchville Ar .0 59 7 30 9 2S Lv Kamber;r Lv 10 317 00 (HI Lv Graliain's Lv 10$) 0 48 10 00 Lv Black villi* L> i0 00? 2S U0JL.V Aiken I.v S 50 5 25 11 15 Lv Granitevilie I.v S 50 5 ( '> UoOjAr Augusta Lv 8 00 -130 COLUMBIA DIV'N. 7 35 835 Lv Branchvilie Ar S55 S 10 9 11' Lv Orangeburg Ar 8 20 8 :!4 0 32 1-v St. Mattnews Ar 7 &" y(K)lOOt) Lv Kingvlllu Ar 7 33 CAMDKN BliANCII. 10 0." I.v Kinavllle Ar 10 30 LvCamilenJunci'n Lv 10 45 Lv Clare uiolit Lv 11 i"> Ar C->uulen Lv 0 4;> 1055 Ar Cwl'imbla Lv tC50 tMeal etutions. Additional train:- daily leave Columbia 9.00 a. in., arrive Kirijjville 0.50 a. in. Leave Kingvlde G.4S a. m.. arrive Columbia 7.35 p. in. COLUMBIA, NKWBKBLY & LAUKENS K. B. Daily Ex. Sun. Daily Kx, Sui. 3 30|>m Lv Columbia Ar 11 00am 4 21pm Lv limit Lv 10 00am 537pm Lv Little Mt'lt Lv 0 00am (! 13|iiii Lv Prosperity Lv 8 24am tl44|>m Lv Newberry Lv 7 50am 8 30|>m Ar Clint'in I.v G 30am TIIUOUUII TKAl.N MCKVIOE ANI> CO.N.NEfTIOX. Ti.n.i.nh truing ilatlv between Charleston nnti An eustn, between Charleston and Columbia and between Columbia and Cntnden. TArough sleepers daily between Charleston and Atlanta?Leave Charleston 6.15 p. in.; arrive Atlanta C.-tt) |>. m.; leave Atlanta 11.15 p. in.; arrive Charlesion 1.15 (>. in. Pullman llutlVt Chair Car daily between Charleston and Columbia; leave Charleston 0 51) a. m.; arrive Columbia 10.50 a. m.; leave Columbia 0 p.m.; arrive Uharb st m 10.20 p. in. Coiinec tions at Charleston with Clyde Steamship Company !'or New York, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays: lor Jacksonville Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At Columbia daily with K. a 1). K. K. to and from Wash* inston, New York and points East and North and Asheville, N. C. At Columbia daily e.\c< pt Sunday with It. A I), It. R. (C. a G. Div.) to ami from Green ville and Walhalla. At Aucusta daily with Georgia li. K., Central K. It. and I*. It. & NV.C. Railway. At Camden daily with C. C. & C. It. R. (through train) to and from Marion, N. C., and Blanksburj:. Kor further information apply to K. L. SEAY, Union Ticket Agent. Columbia. K. P. WAKING, Gen. Pass. Agent. C. M. WAltl), General Manager. Central R R. of Georgia. BET. AUGUSTA. GA, and PORT ROYAL, S. C Mixed Mixed NOVEMREK 15,1S91. , Daily. Ex.Sun..E.\.Sun. Lv Augusta | fi 50aui 8 00pm Ar Port Royal 11 25pm 7 QOpin Lv Port Royal 2 85jiu> C 00am Ar Aueusta | 7 35pm; 9 40am i Connection made at Yemassee from anil t.i Charles ton, and ut Camplielltoti from and to points on Soutli Bound K. R. BUT. AUGUSTA, GA., and SPARTANBUUG, S. C. Mixed (Eastern 1'iine.) , Mixed Ex.San.j Daily. STATIONS. Daily. Ex Mm. 4lK)pm 7 OOam'Lv...Auj:usta....Ar !) 3">pm, 10 lOim 6 Oiijxo 9 02am Lv McCormiek Ar 7 35pm 8 OUaui ti 23pm 9 19am Lv Troy Ar 7 19pm 7 4Sam 7 15pm 10 0/ianij Ar.Grcenwood.I.vi C 30pm 7 OOptn 11 13am| Lv...Lauren*....Ar 4 o9p;n! 1 25pm Ar SpartanburgLvj ;{ 20pm j BETWEEN McCORMICK and ANDERSON. Mixed ~ Mixed Dally Sunday STATIONS. Sunday ' Daily. ii nl v. Kx.Sun. &A.OIIII. I'lliJ* I . , y loam 9 10am Lv.McCoruiick Ar 7 25pm 7 25pm 9 52atn it .'SG.im Lv...|{ord(*u.\..Ar 7 (Klpm (i47|>ui 10 13-un 9 4S:im L,v..WillinuUin.Ar' G47pin t> 2Gpin 10 32nm 10 uKnm Lv.Mt. Garmel.Ari K J0|>in G Olijim 11 00:im 10 lSaui Lv Hester....Arj fi I'Sjiin 5,41|>m 11 18am 10 25am LvCalhounrallsAr1 ci 10pm 5 82pm II 22:1m 10 .{Quill Lv...Lntlni<*r ...Ar| li OSjui.' 5 17|>iii 11 SGam 10 55am LvLowmh-sv'leAr; 6 42pni 4 44|iin 12 14|?m 11 05am Lv Barnes....Ar 5:>0pm 4 2ipui 12 35pm 11 17um Lv_...Cook Ar ft 19pm 4 09,iHl 12 ftSpin 11 Mini Lv Starr Arj 5 05pin 8>|5pm llltipin'll 37am Lv.....Dean Arj 4 57pm 3 35pm 1 40pm 12 00 N j Ar.. Anderson. Lvj 4 ttftpiu 3 00pm Trains on C. & G. Division leave Greenwood. S. C., 10.0ft n. m. and 2.54 p. m. for Greenville, Semen nml points South and North, and 12.4ft p. in. ti.JO p. in. for Newberry ami Columbia. Leave Lnur?-ni? 10.10 n. in. for Greenville, and poil.ts South ttml Nin th, am! (j.20 p. in. for Newberry and Columbia. Trains on A. C. Division leave Spartanburg for points North and East 3.54 a. in., 5.52 p. in. and (i.57 p. hi. ( Vestlbilled Limit.il). For points South. 5.00 a. iu? 4.27 ]>. m., and 11.43 a. in., (Vestibnled Limited). For points West, W. N. C. Division. Hi-ndrrsuiivi!le. Asheville, Hot Springs, Knoxville, and Cincinnati leave f-partanbur;; 1.35 p. in. daily. Through Pullman Palac? Sleeping Cars on trains Nos. 13 and 14 between Spartanbui;; and An^Ufta. and Savannah, G:i. For rates or information apply to any ajient of the B.''C.'"ii P PElTsOX, S, II. IIAl'DWIfK, Superintendent, Ass't (ion. Paw. A|{t., ArucSTA. Ga. Savannah, Ou. It. W. HUNT. T. 1*. A , Augusta, Ga. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD COLUMBIA AND GREENVII.LK DIVISION. Condensed schedule in effect A|>ril 10,1592. BETWEEN COLUMBIA A\l) GREENVILLE , VIA BELTON. 1 | Ex. Sun. N?. 11. STATIONS. Ex. Sun. No. 12 I 11 lOiim Lv..ColumM?,. Ar 3 50|>m 1 u'lpin Lv..Ni'-?vl?Ti'y..Ar 1 5'jirti J I.v.Ninety-Six.Ar 12 40|im 0ti|>m I.V.Greenwood Ar 11 'nam :! 2S|iin Lv... IIodgeS...Ar 11 32am # 4S|im Lv... Donalds ...Ar 11 Klam 4 Oljiio Lv.UonettPatli.Ar 10 .ri(iaio. Lv....Belton....Ar 10 8-iain 4 45|iin LvWilllainst'n Ar 10 lCuni 4 52|>hi Lv Pclzer.... Ar 111 lOntn 5 07pm Lv..Piedmont..Ar 9 Mam, *> 4.*>pin Ar..Greenville..Lv 9 loaoil BETWEEN COLUMBIA, NEW B EBB V ANI) LAl'UENS. Ex. Sun. No. 15. STATIONS. Ex. Sun. No. 1C. 11 10am Lv..C?iiimTiift.Ar 3 50pm 12 Uipm Lv... AUton. ,Lv :5 OOptn i 1 Oopm Lv..N<-wbcrry Lv 1 r>7pin ' :! 07|>ni Lv..Goldvilie Lv 11 21am 3 30|?ui Lv ...Clinton. Lv 10 S5:tm 4 15pm Lv Liuin-ns. Lv 10 loam BETWEEN WALIIALLA, ANDEKSON, BELTO.N ANI> GKEENVILLI!. Ex. Sun. N.i. 1'2. STATIONS. Ex. Sun. No. 11. ' > 2ll.nu Lv. Wnlhul111.. .Ar S OOpni 5 50am Ar..S?'iieim. ..Lv 7 Oiijim S 50:iru Lv..Seneca. ...Ar 7 15pm 10 (Maui Ar..Ai?lcrsiin... Ar 5 45pm 1(1 .'ilhuii Ar.. Belton... Lv 5 15pm 1') K'llin Lv..Bclton... Ar 5 12piu 11 U2iiiu ArWill'mston. Ar 4 45pm 11 Khin Ar... Pelzer.. Ar 4 30pm 11 2":mii Ar. .Piedmont. Ar 4 20pm ,12 lOpm Ar.Greenville. Lv 3 40pm BETWEEN 1IODGES AND ABBEVILLE. ( No. 11. No. 15. wkstiiound. Ex.Sun. Ex.ciin. ( I.v Bodice* 3 :J3pm 11 .'i7;iiu \r Abbeville 4 OSpm 12 12pm No. 12. No. Hi. , KASTisor.NK. Ex.Sun. Kx.Sun. i.v Abbeville 10 Mhun 2 -ir>[nri Ar limine* 11 2-jam 3 SOpm i Trains b-uvo Sp^irtnnburs. S. ('., A. .v O. Division | Northbound, 3.54 a. in., 4.50 p. ni? 6.57 p. in (Veslibuled Limited; Southbiund, 5.00 :i in., 4.27 p. m., | ! 114.". II III 'Vi.4tihllh.il I - \A i.?it hint n.i W N.I. I C. I>ivision. 2.f)? p. in., fin- Henderson villi1. Asheville, , I Hot Springs ami Kno.wille. Tri'ins leave Greenville. S. 0., A. A C. Division, | Northbound 2.44 a. ni.. :!.:i7 p. in., 0.05 p. m (V.-rti- , ImiIt'll Limited); Southbound. ti.llj a. III., 5.84 p. III., | I2.3U p. in. (Vestibuled Limited). , Trains leave Seneca, S. 0., A. a (/'. Division. North- | hound, 1.17 a. m., 1.17 p. hi., Southbound, 7.&S a. in., . 7.22 p. m. j PULLMAN CAR 8KRYICK. i Pullman I'alace Sleeping Car on Trains II, hi, :!7 and I ! "s on A. a C. Division. 'J. A. DoDSON, W. A. TURK. ! j Superintendent, Ass'l Geii'l I'.-.ss. Ant., Coin Hilda, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. I W. H. ORKKN, -IAS. L. TAYLOR, Oen'l Mir:. (Jell11 Pass. Afielit. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Oil. SOL HAAS, Trunk- Mur.au'er, Atlanta,(ia SCHOOL NOTICE. * I r DLMKjnVC! II A VfVVl M'CTVI.'CC <\ with i.lie School Commissioner will, iind him in his ollice all public days null every | ^ Saturday In each month nearest the middle, of the month, during the present year lor the . purpose of registering claims, Ac. K. COWAN, School ('ommissioner Abbeville County. Feb 2, 1S'J2. Five wooden buildings including the post office, at Ninety Six were de- ; stroyed by fire May 1, in the morning j< J. 9. rOTHRAN. T-: TV. PERRIN ?T. P. COTHRAN.? OTRAN.PERRIN&COTHRAN Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. April .?!>, 1S!) I. tf in mm The best Sewing Maohine in existence on the most FAVORABLE TERMS. I will take any kind of saleable produce and<mttie ?tcash prices in payment of machines, or will sell on tlie installment plan. W. J. McGee. Riley, S. C., March 20, 1892. The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company. TN ACCORDANCE with Commission of 1 Secretary of State J. Q,. Marshall directed to the undersigned Hoard of Corporators o the ABREVILLK LAND, LOAN AND IM PROV KM ENT COM PA NYNotlco is hereby civen that the books of Subscription of sulci company will be open at the oflice of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at the Abbeville National Bank. J. ALLEN SMITH. W. C. McGOWAN, P. ROSENBERG, AUG. W. SMITH, E. A. TEMPLETON, - R. M. HADDON. T. P. COTHRAN. Board of Corporators. Abbeville,9. C., Feb. 5 1891. H. D. Reese, WATCH EEPAIEEE, Abbeville, S. C.. IS ALWAYS ready to serve the public In his lino of business, and solicits a shore of the work In his liue. He will keep a varied stock of the best and cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, togethei with silver plated ware and Jewelry. Nov. 19 1891. Til B+ "RAOAlVPfl. V V*w V AVVVV* ? Fresh Canned Goods. Luncheon delicacies? new and nice. French and Plain Candies. French Sardines. Apples and Bananas. Florida Cabbage. Rnta Baga Turnips. Cheese and Macaroni. Breakfast Strips. At A. M. IIILL &. SONS. March 30.1SP8, tf IBlIll'IIITl Of South Carolina, ?IS SOW OI'F.N FOR? sanitarium' treatment FOR THOSE SUFFEItlNfJ FROM Til K LIQUOR, OPIUM AND COCAINE HABITS AND NERVE EXHAUSTION, BV THE USE OF THE DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD Remedies OF ii n i m Leslie ?. ueiey, M. L LL d., And lalo Surgeon of the United States Army. The Kecly Treatment has received the endorsement of the Mil Us flint, And will now he used In all of their State .mH Mll!f..rt> Iw.I', > ) i .'?> 11 I <./l *?.! .... I />/".! Soldiers and"Sailors. Tlie only place in this State where THE KEELEY CURE ['an t>o obtained is at Keeley Institute o1 South Carolina, at Columbia. We have no Asylum ! No behind stone walls or iron bars ! The Keely System does not require it. Patients go to boanlln% houses or hotels, and report at the Institute Jour limes daily tor treatment. To elJeet a cure for the Liquor Habit requires from three to tour weeks. For opium, lour to five weeks?and in tills time the Keeley Remedies will do more for a Liquor or Opium haolt, than can be done by all others In years. Wo will give him or her a cure. A i^ure that will come to them without aid or elfort on their part, without suffering or nervous shoek. Flie Keeley Institute, Columbia. S, C. Windows win be washed in wnler in ivhich a little borax lists been dissolved. -o.i|i in the water is apt to leave them jlondy. ; .. :j . y. ^ ' !. El. Temi Will keep on hai kept in a General Merc be glad to serve Custon are receiving now an a1 Gro A_ncL > HERE WE To remind the people of Abbeville County wl vantage and where it will be the most appr will And almost everything you could desire. BOOT AND SHO We show a splendid assortment of Men's, Woi al attention 10 the following in Men's: Jas. Shoes and Quarter Eagle Boots. Satin Oil ball enphast. bals. Cork Sole bale. Scotch Edge l-'rench Process, calf and grain lace and butt< Prices. We huve the best assortment and larj READY-MAD That we have ever shown and at very low pric Overcoats can't be excelled or equaled. A sp screw t-nd Clay Worsteds. For everyday pant "DTr,TV/fTT,'T\/r"DTr'"0 Too our Tailor XV-L_JJ.VJ. J?J J.VJ. 13 J_Jlb Fashion Plate vnnpntittpms. Kit IIUC Wl Pftiiij/ico v^uwuov J ??? r..v.w. ..... _ ... ment Just the thing when you want a nicest!! We offer the most select line of N0BB1 look will convince you of this. Also full stoc In great variety for Men and Boys. Under Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, < Cuffs, Hosiery, Gloves, B Staple Notions, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hf Don't forget that we Bre the people to fix you Whip and all. We havejust received a car lo WAGONS." A good line of Carts. Buggy anc lor your prosperity and extending a hearty In W. JOEL I ESTABLISHED 1889. Globe and A ngle Valves j'4 lr Price each ! -lOci Check Valves i Price each ! .Steain Whistles size of Bell.. 2 in Price each $2 Steam Gauges, each 81 Pop Safety Valves, slze? 1 Price each S3 Metropolitan Injectors one lever only , Horse-Power, each 6 Price each S10 Hancock Inspirators No. Price each S10 Hemp Packing, per ponnd 40el soap Stone Pack ins, per pound 25cl Rubber Sheet Packing, per pound 50el Ply Rubber Hose loci Round Iron per pound '1% s. f. ste: July 15, 18D1, 12mo. For Sale By J". T. S: National Ban) Abbevi Capital, Surplus, Ofii? J. ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. BAR? GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. ( L. \V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., J.NO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C J. ALLEN SH1IT1 DOES a General Hanking business, provldei Depositors. Ip ready at any and all timet as our county affords. SASH, DOORS I buy Sash, Doors, Over fllty-six thousand have been cured n! the pnreut. uiiU hninoh IiikI It ill ions to Keltruiiry 1st, 1SH2, in addition to thousands of ladies mid Invalids who have been privately cured iiy our physicians We do not abruptly stop the use of liquor, but. until the patients cease its use of tlieli own volition, which is in from three to five Hays, they are given all they require. The treatment not only stops all thirst tor liquor, but eliminates the alcohol Iroin the system mid entirely eradicates the disease; the patient returning home with health, energy, courage and self-respect. Many well known men have been cured?physicians, ministers, statesmen, lawyers, planters, the millionaire ind the mechanic?all have left the institutes to make life happier and to prove the demonstrated fact that alcoholism, like insanity, I* i diseased condition of the nervous system, uid as such is amendable to Successful Treatment ? ItV TitK? Keeley Methods. Full particulars given those writing us. \ dd r ess by the Car Load and < as they are sold any^ me or write for prices B. K. BEAC Lumber ! T AM PREPARED TO KILL ORDERS for 1 ail kinds of Lumber. Saw mill locatcd on land of J. 0. KLUGH. J, F, BRADLEY, Manager. March 2,1 Si).', tf Medium copy. ATCTESIAN ? and Terra Cotta Wells. At great expense i am nonv prepared to sink wells Ilirough clay, quick sand and rock to any desired depths, t'urbins; the clay down to rock with heavy Artesian Wrought Iron Pipe, by no other means Is it possible to n*'t down to the water bearing strata except with n Drill Machine. I would tie glad lor parties falling to get water on account of rock or quick snnd to communicate with me. 1 expect to continue sinking the Terra Cotta Wells where desired, and claim that in ten year's experience I have sunk more and iriven more ireneral satisfaction tliitn any man in the stale. I am no mjuiiUit, i lu*r? to-day probably in Texas next week; cons<.v|iiently my guarantee is of some ellect. Address. (J. M. CALIIOUN, March 2, 1802. Greenwood, S. C. E. F. GflLLIAUD,! TAILOR, /. OVER THE POST - OFFICE, IS PRE-! pared to do all work in his line CUTTING, MAKING. HKI'AIUIN<J,and (LEAN-! ING of GENTLEMKN'S CLOTHING, a, specialty. SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand, j Charges Reasonable. June 10,1801. I'JmoH. ileton & Co I id Everything usually \ rtiandise Stock and will lers at all times. They ^tractive stock. See Them. ARE AGAIN iero they can put their money .the to best adeclated. In our capacious store rooms you In our E DEPARTMENT uen and Children's eood. We would call specMeans celebraled S3, ?3.50, ?4 and S2.50 Farmers 3 and Congress. Kangaroo Calf bals. Waulkbals. Ladles Kid button and Lace. Ladies 3n. Children and Infant Shoes all kinds and ;est stocic si E CLOTHING es. Children suits from $1 up. Our stock of lendid stock of Fancy Casslmere Suits, Corks t he Bull-Don beats the World. -Made Sample department, with a handsome ; from which to select the styles and a beautiful and satisfaction guaranteed, makes thlR departt. or single narment. { STIFF HATS ever brought to Abbeville. A :k of Soft Felt, Crush and Wool Hats and Caps Over Shirts, Dress Shirts, Collars, handkerchiefs, Jewelry, &c. irdware. Umbrellas, to suit any and everybody I i up with a nice Bugiry, Harness. Lap Itobes, ad of the well known and papular "MlLBURN I I Carriages always in stock. With best wishes vltatlon to all, we are the old reliable house of SMITH & SONS, ... ap/ppwwnnn s n I UXk'XJOJi.1 If VVJ^j KJ I v/l ich % Inch }4 Inch; %in.' 1 in. llj^ln.lll^ln.; 2 In. ,s 50ct8 tiOcts ,80cts 81 10 31 70 ] 82 35 83 55 ; L. L . i 35c tR 55cts |70cts !)3cts ?l 40 ich! 2l?ln 3 Inch 85 ! $3 00 3-1 80 50 ; 'ill'i I V/iln 00 I 87 00 18 ! 10 12 ! 16 i 20 i 25 | 30 00 811 00 811 00 312 00 815 00 815 00 $21 00 321 00 V/. No. 10 ,No.l2VS 00 812 00 ! 817 00 | is or i 20c ts per yard. :s or j 25cts per 8 yardc. L8 or ! 25cts per square foot. :s per loot :ts PHENS, Proprietor. lias, Greenwood, S. C. . i of Abbeville, ii<?, SL o. - - - - $75,000 - - - 13,000 ] Jtrw s L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside [WELL, Cashier. ctorn s 3., J. C. KLUGH, Abbeville, S. C., < It. M, I1AUDON, A bbeyille, S. C., f W. C. McCiOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. j PI. Abbeville, S. C. 3 the greatest fecnrlty and convenience forita ' > to make loann based upon such sale collaiera i o?,.t 11 laaa ivr !, BLINDS, &c.! ? 1 Blinds and Mouldings , 3an sell them as Cheap vhere. Come and see i i HAM, Agent. ( I ~ ~ I , Something to Eat at J A. M. HILL & SONS, * Hams, Canvassed and Uncnnvassed. I, Sausage (Hecklers) every week. . Sugar cured Breakfast Strips. (. f Mackerel. white fish. Irish Potatoes Rutabaga, Turnips. Onions, wlilt:', red and yellow. Dried Peaches, Apples and Prunes. t< Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Cncoannts. ? Tea Cakes, Preserves, Jclllesand Mince Meut a Pickles in variety. Cheese and Macaroni. T Maple Hiid Fancy U. O. Syrup, Rousted Oof- ? fee (every week). Head the above ana see il can't get something to ealut Jan. 13,1892. A. M.HILL A CO. CHALMERS' Furniture Store! JNew furniture lor tins ween. \ 1:20 New Hard Wood Reds. "j 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape io land Chevelstyles. h(( .'1 Cheftbniers. vv 1U Fancy Tables. U New Bureaus. cl 4 New Sideboards. 4 dozen Dining Chairs. ci 35U Chairs, all kinds, at prices from 01 40 cents to $2 each. j.,1 Hair Mattresses, Wool Mattresses, u Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. " The above goods will be sold at the ? SO Lowest Cash Prices. ? cc -? Our stock is the m LARGEST II THE C0UNTR7,s CHALMERS' Faroitire STORE, e / . ? [El Mil ?< | m CLOTHING! * ;?.| ? CL0TH1SG! ' m I m P! Rosenb Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, rnriNTY of arbevtlle. COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS. McCllntock, Reynolds & Co., Petitioners, against N. E. Oxlner, and his wife, A.C. Latimer, Defendants.?Petition to enforce Mechanic's Lien. By virtue of an order of sale made in the above stated case. I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H.. S. C\, >n SALEDAY IN JUNE, 1892, -within the lejal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, known is "one house and lot In said County and State, said lot containing due and One-Half (1 1-2) Acres, nore or less, and bounded on the West by he Columbia and Greenville Railroad, and \? all rtfhnr cIHpq hv tlio lanrienf R P Pin ion." TERMS OF HALE?Cash. Purchaser to my lor papers. J. C. KLUGII, Master. May 10.1892 4t uxns'OT Fancy Grocery. G. H. MOORE rj AS opened a New Fancy and Green Gro-1 Ll eery Store In Cothran's lJiock. He deals in everything found lu a Fancy | 'amily Grocery Store, where you can pur-! Iiase the nicest CANNED GOODS, consist-1 tig of banned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, i f m jhc , igether with FRESH PRUNES. APPLES, j c., and other delicacies. The substantial# re iACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, j MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. FLOUR. MOLASSES. HAMS. Cigars of the Best Brands, vj Fresh Fish and Oysters, Pork Sausage and i ie choicest Beef a specialty. Dec. 1891. tf FOUND AT LAST, j TJ HERE you ran get your name and nd rw dress cut on silver plate suitable for: mbreiius, parasols ami walking canes, eautifui designs especially for members of! idges and societies, sucli as Knights of La-1 ir, lied Men. Knlalits of Pythias, Free Ma-' ins, odd Fellows, Knights of Honor. United \ 'orkmen, Legion oi Honor, Catholic B., etc.' Tiiey make beautiful charms on watch tains, and every railroad man, farmer, carinter. shoemaker, clerk, merchant and all. ion lit have one or more on keys and watch tains. Every Judy should have one or more i her keys. Kvery young man should make a present to ! Is girl a key tag or parasol plate. They need j and will appreciate It. They will hist a | fetirne and only cost the little pitiful sum '25 cents. i If order sent by mall, please write plainly)1 i that no mistakes may occur. Never fail to ention your name and add>ess. I make it j mvenlent to fill all orders same day re-1 < ived. and If not ton ml siilisl'nctiirllv will uke it so or return your money. I will be J und nt my ofHce nearly every hour in the ly. Thanking you for past, orders, I reaiu Respectfully. \V. M. Bozeman. P. 0. Box 97. Abbeville, S. C. Qnecial attention is called to Haddon's oestock. Ml(t?from 10 cents up, Gloves cents up. : .' v-i&'-JsSnfc? v - % 'tr' BE H I 1 H I ' . > '"** 0A 0 BILLIES! ?; 5 IS ' ?1 mEN THOUSAND i g Dollars worth ot < CLOTHING be- I -i ing thrown on the|| market at prices never before heard of. It makes no differ Vj ence how small, or how large your needs , may be in the Cloth-1 ing line. We have just what you want. DOST BUI I Come right on and j catch some of the 4 bargains that are be- | ing shoved out. Ajm 4 m A A ?rg Co. GOLD DUST COTTOIST SEED. FOR SALE BY _ . _ _ ,1c E. A. TEMPLETON & CO. April 6, 1802. Abbeville, a C. '"notice! m PARTIES wanting accommodations laths way of farm supplies, etc., can get from us by giving good securities. All town nccounts, unless otherwise ar ranged upon purchase of goods, will be pie sented every thirty days lor settlement. Feb. 10, lS'JJ, tf HEATH ?fc CO. / Broke His Contract. JOHN BYRD, colored. Is under contract with rne i>>r this year. He left my employ on the till rd of May, and all persons are forbidden to employ him. The law will be I t.n APttlnKt >*n v onf> whn mav harhnr or empioyhTTn. ' ~W. H. BfeNTLEY. " Hard Labor, May ?. IS92, tf FOR SALE. |1 A YOUNG HORSE, of medium size. Can be had on easy terms, or will exchange lor bank stock, paying difference In cash. Apply to Press and Banner office for further particulars. May i>. 1892. tf. Sheriff's Sale. Francis Arnold against Mary S. Qlllana.? j Executions. i HY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY EXECUTIONS to me directed, in the above stated case, I I will sell to the highest bidder, at oublicauo- / tion. within the legal boursofsale at Abbe- / vllie Court House, S. C.. on MONDAY, the 6th f day of JUNE. A. D. 1S92, all the right, title 1 and interest of Mary S GUIatn, In the follow- fi ing described property, to wit: One lot In the / town of Greenwocd. in Abbeville county, / south Carolina, with buildings thereon, con-1 tain Ing FOURTEEN (14) ACRES, more or/ less, bounded by Main street, lot of Peter Mo!?'rtllor ilonoucrt.l NtifL'alf lHttdfl tin?! OthflW. / Levied on and to be sold as the property/of MaryS. Gillam lo satisfy the aforesaid Executions and coats. TERMS?Cash. W. D. MANNJ Sheriff Abbeville County. Mny 11, 1892,4t f J. M. VISANSKA, JEWELER, and denier In JEWELRY, DIt) AMONDS, WATCiiES. CLOCKS, MCSICA L MERCHANDISE, ic. Repairing of line Watches a specially. i Having rented the room formerly occupied by Mr. .1 T. Duckett, deceased, I wish to In- J form the people ot Abbeville thatlam pre- i pared to do all kinds ot work on Watches, I Jewelry, ac.. In a most skillful manner at ;; lowest prices. .'*?5 All work will be done promptly and warranted to give entire satisfaction. I 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 case where any thin# does not prove as represented. Soliciting a share of your esteemed favors, I am Yours resDectfnllv. J. M. VISANSKA, March SS, 1.S92,12m Greenwood, S. C. The State of South Carolina, COTNTY OF ABBEVILLE. In the matter of the assignment of F.F.Dan bur & Co., uud F. F. Dunbar Individually. IB TO n i By virtue of a deed of assign inent executed to the undersigned on th? 7th Day of MAY, 1892, h.r F. F. Dnnbar A Co., and F. F. Dunbar Individually. Notice is hereby given to all Creill'urs of the said F. F. Dunbar <fc Co., and F. F. Dunbar individually, to meet with un dersiirneii at lsunk of ureenwood In the town r>f Greenwood, S. C., j Oil Friday, the 20th Day MAY, 1892, at 12 O'clock M., For the purpose of appointing their Agent or Agents to act with the underdgned. JNO, T, PAEKS, Assignee, May 9th, 1892.