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''. ' * ';' ? v- :^,*'y-' Be Stronsr. O Heart ! He strong to bear, O heart of mine! Fuint not when sorrows, come; The summits of these hills on earth Touch the blue sky of home. so many burdened ones there are ? ? i... Assist, encourage, comfort thorn. Tnlne own deep anguish hid?'. What though thy trials may seem cieat. Thy strensht is known to Ciod. Ami pathways stoep and rushed l?id To pastures green ami bread. An Eventful Twelvemonth. "Not one cross word in olio kind year." "He never spoke an angry word to me." It was just one year ago, December .'51, that tlie tearful wifeofmy neighbor made to me the above remark. Poor Charley! He rau a locomotive between Boston and . He was killed on the lust day but one of the year. Now this simple verdict from the lips of his wife set me to thinking. 1 remember that 1 took the resolve that -* - - ; very niyiii, as, in uwiupc?uj ?? brother of our lodge, 1 turued away from Charley's door, "So lielp me, God, my wife shall be able to say as much of me this coming year." And now I may, I trust, record it. I have lived one kind year. To many other people, 1 presume, I have been about the same sort of a fellow as for many years. lJut to my faithful wife I have not spoken one fretful or cross or complaining word, to the best of my knowledge and belief, for twelve months last past. I have not made much money this year, but I have made one heart glad. >?owletme tell you, how dillicult tliis was. Did you ever stand by a running stream and think how smooth as oil its swift flow was? Then you thrust your hand in the water, and lo! it was a mill race. The waters boiled and spattered about your haud till you could hardly hold it there. Well now, I never realized the force of my snappy, scolding habit to that woman till my new vow begun to check it. I found that I had been in the constant habit of playing the coward?that is, scolding a good woman. .A dozen times each week the fretful words sprang to my lips. 1 shut my mouth tightly, and my! how the bitter stuff bubbled and boiled against my teeth on the inside! You may laugh, but actually, I had to chew the words. My wife quite a lady for proprieties, used to exclaim: "Harkley, I do wish you would not chew that spruce gum as you leave the door. How it iooks oil the street!" which generally made me laugh as I kissed her good morning. Dear heart, it was far better that I chew my spleen thau her gentle spirit with biting words this one kind year. I have noticed an increased fondness in my wife this one kind year. She draws nearer to me oftener, she confides in me more, she has lost that "I'ni-afraid of-you" look that half the time she used to wear. We consult now about family matters; before we used to telephone to each other, as ii were. Her spirit has improved. The irritation that I had inflicted, it seeing she caught, and now that I am a better mau she is a sweeter woman, it makes my heart ache to recall how often she used at first in this kind year to glance up at me with surprise arid a questioning look, when 1 spoke gently. 1 caught her studying me curiously, as if she were wondering if 1 had secretly made a fortune recently, or had met with what the minister calls a change of heart, or was growing to be si boy again. I think she decided on the latter; for her eyes grew soft and young like the girldish eyes I first loved years ago. And she began to aci young herself. She resumed the use of the pet name she gave me long, long ago. I never let on; I just silently kept to my resolve: "Not one cross word in one kind year." The best of all is the decided improvement in the dear woman's health. Now some of you doctors explain that if you can. My wife eais bt*ter, has more nerve, more vitality every way. The children do not worry her half so much as they used to. She gets along with less fretting at the servants. Can it be because J worry and fret her less? is there anything to that old sore about a man beiug "the head of the family"? if so, why, when the head goes rong, the wUole body is sick; eh? Exactly. I'd rather have any kind of an ache tliun au ache iu my headpiece, JSow if it is true that by cheerful kindness 1 have saved ftiy wife's nerves and turned the doctor out of doors, ought 1 not give her a present of the amount of tier usual doctor's bills? That's an idea; and I will! It is a good way to rouud up this one kind year. It is curious how smiles furnish a house. I presume you Know what it is to have your wife beg you to buy a new chair,"or picture, or some other thing. Our things get worn out. Well, my wife hasn't asked me such a thing all this one kind year. Yet somehow I say the old home looks better furnished than it did a year ago. May be it's the sunshine on the old tilings. fSunshine can do almost anything. I have been surprised by my own increased appetite for breakfast and dinner. A fellow can't eat and scold too. Now breakfast was my favorite time for sf-oldiinr?fxcent dinner at night?for I take my lunch down town. Let nie see; that makes every meal at home a growler's least. Well, that was about so. My lunch was my be*t meal, for I ate alone, ancl there was nobody to I ret at. Now all is changed. Meals at home, J like them. There are no salt leais on the bread. God forgive me! How often I used to make somebody cry, wife or one of the two children,*at table. All is now changed in this one knul year lu fact, the thing has gone with me to the store. I have gradually got in the habit of being first civil then kind to the boys. It is like oil down there the last few months. It is queer, but every body hates to be scolued; even I do. A kind word is better than a whip with a Yankee clerk. Now 1 am going on one kind year more. I don't make any very loud pretensions, but I think there's a deal of gratitude to the Almighty in being kind to his creatures, l'erphaps it will go further than longer creeds. For if a man i> not kind to his fellow, whom lie nam seen, how shall he be to his (jod whom he has not seen??New York Weekly. How liuil KoimIh Hinder Rural Growth. Lately a nothern man, who thought of buying a tract of land for occupation and handsome improvements somewhere in Maryland in the vicinity of Washington, undertook to explore the rigion in question, but was so much disgusted by his experiences in trying to find the way through the labyrinth of wretched country roads, wholly unprovided with guideboards, that he abandoned the idea of settling in a country so wanting in the rudimentary elements of civilization. This case affords an illustration of the way in which the waut of good roads hinders the growth and prosperity of a country. A pinch of salt added to a glass ofI milk makes it not only more palatable to many, but more easily digested. | \ ' ' ' T RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION. C<>XnKNSHI) SCHKDULE. In Kffvet May 15, 1S!I2. (Trains ran I?y 75th Meridian time.) South Bound. Vestllillled y ,, y,, 11 Stations LlmiMNo ; - j,^' : < I.'ally J Lve New York... -I ?( p in 12 15 Nat 4 '!'.) p in Lve Philadelphia. <> 57 j> in -i 5!) a m fi .'>" p in Lve Baltimore.... ! 15 |> in (i ">n a in ! 4.') p ill Lve Washington.. II 0i> j> in 11 10 a in 11 -Jrt |> in LveRichmond ... '! 20 a in : Oil |> in 8 20 a in Lve Givenslioro.. 7 'J a m 111 25 p m 1(1 20 a in Lve Salisbury .... S 2K a in 12 2S a in 12 OS p in Arv Charlotte.... !J .'ij a in 2 00 a in 1 !?'l p in Lve Charlotte... a in 2 10 a in I 50 p ill Lvo IJock Hill '! ??- ; a m " ?"- I' ?' Lve Chester 3 -14 a m ; 8 20 I1 " Lve Winnsboro.. 4 40 a ni 4 25 |> w Arr Columbia.. .. (i 07 a in 0 00 p m Lve Columbia.../ < 25 a m (i 25 |> in Lvo Johnston ; S 12 a in ' S III p in Lve Trenton s 27 a in ( X 24 p in LveOranltevillit... 9 "2 n in S 51 p in Arr Augusta !> :;7 a m 9 25 p m Arr Charleston 11 20 a in 10 05 p in Arr Savannah....!.. (i SO p in 6 30 a in North Borxo. xt io ' in ^ est ill stations. -1)ailv; Lve Savannah.... S IK) a in li 40 p in Lve Charleston... 0 00 a in 6 DO p m Lve Augusta .... S 15 |> in 7 00 j> m Lvo Graniteville. S 4S p in 7 55 p in Arr Graniteville 9 15 a in Lve Trenton ... 8 29 p m Lve .Johnston ' 'J 29 p in X 43 p in Arr Columbia.... 11 15 p m ill 40 p tn Lve Columbia ... 12 30 p mill) 50 p in Lve Winnsboro.... 2 04 ]> tn 12 2C a in Lve Chester.. ... 15 25 j? m 1 23 a in Lve liock Ilill.... 4 18 |i ni . Ui u tn Arr Charlotte.. . 5 15 p m 3 10 u tn u ori . Lve Chai lotto 0 30 j> m 7 00 a mi '* Lve Salisbury 8 25 p tn 8 37 a ni 10 34 p in Lve Groom-boro.. jlO 43 p in 10 o0 a in 12 00 u m Lve Uichinond...' 7 10 p in 1 5 SO p m Arr Washinzton.. 10 25 a m 9 4(5 ji in S 38 a in Arr Haiti more.... 12 05 p tn 11 35 p in 10 US a in Ait Philadelphia.., 2 20 p ni 3 00 a m 12 36 p in Arr New York..., 4 tjO p in j C 20 n in1 3 20 |i in SLEEPING CAU SERVICE. On trains 9 and 10 Pullman slot-pins; cars between Danville, Va.. and Augusta, Ga.; and Augusta, Ga. and Greensboro, N. C. Train 12 connects at Charlotte with Washington and Southwestern Vestibule Limited Train No. 8S. northbound, and Vestibule train No. .'17, southbound, connects at Charlotte with S. 0. Division, No. 0, for Augusta, Ga. For detailed information as to local and through time tables, rates and Pullmau Sleeping-car reservation. confer with local agents, or address? tah, L. TAYLOR, W. A. TURK, Oell'l Pass. Agent, Asst Geii'l Pa?s. A g't, Atlanta. Ga. Charlo'te, N. C. J. A. DOHSON, Superintendent, Columbia. S. C, \V. H. GREEN, SOL HAAS, (ien'1 Mgr.. Tradio Manager. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. C^01d [Reliable" LiiiP. South Carolina Railw'y & Leasod Lin83 D. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Brativrr.. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. CONDENSED schedule. In etfect March 5th, 18'J2. WEST BOUND. ' j EAST ISOUM). DAILY. . | DAILY. P.M AM. AM.] MAIN LINE. AM. P.M. P.M 5 01 G 50 COOLv Charleston Aril Uft 115 9 50 5 5" 7 28 fl 50 Lv SuinmeiviHo LvlO 2"> 12 27 U 07 G 39 7f>3 7 30 Lv Prejrnall's Lv 9 521145828 G 53 7 45 Lv (Jeorse's Lv' '.MO 11 .SI 8 15 7 25 8 !W t8 15 Ar BranchvUIC Lv <J 16 11 <K) 7 40 8 <55; 9 00 Lv Branch ville Ar 10.%) 7 30 'J 28 Lv Bamberg Lv. 10 31 7 00 !> 41' Lv Graham's Lvi 10 20 G 48 ' 10 00 Lv Bluckville L? I000 G2S ! ,1102 Lv Aiken Lv .8505 2ft , 11 15 Lv Granitevilio Lv .850505 | 1150!Ar Ausriista Lv * 8 00 4 30 I | .'COLUMBIA DIV'N. 7 35 8 35: Lv Branchvillu Ari 855 S 10; 9 11' |Lv Oranf.'1'lnirjf Ar1 8 20 S 34 J32 Lv St. Mattfiews Ar 7 5v 'JOOlOOii 'Lv Kingvillo Ar 7 33 CAMDKN BRANCH. 10 05 Lv Kinsvllle Ar 10 30 LvCamdenJurict'n Lv 110 45 (Lv Claremont Lv 1125 |Ar C?indcn Lv 9 4$ 1053 JAr Columbia Lv tC 50 , t.Moal stations. Additional trains dally leave Columbia 0.00 a. in., arrive Ki niiville 9.5't a. mi. Leave Kingville G.4 i u. in., arrive Columbia 7.3ft p. m. TllKot'GII Tit A IN" SKltVICE ANI? CONNECTION. Through trains daily between Cliarl.-stoii and An gusta. between Charleston und Columbia and between Columbia ami Camden. Thiouch sleepers dully between Charleston and Atlanta?Leave Charleston 6.15 p.m.; arrivo Atlanta O.oO p. hi. ; leave Atlanta 11.15 |i. in.; nrrive Clwrlest?n 1.15 p. in. Pullman iiulfV-t Chair (J!ur dally between Charleston and Columbia; leave Charleston O.'nJ a. in.; arrive Columbia 1U.50 a. in.; leave Columbia 0 p. hi. ; arrive Charleston 10.21) p. in. Coiuiee tions at Charleston with Clyde Steamship Company lor New York, Mondays. NVedr.esdaj a and Kiidays ; for Jacksonville Mondays, Thursdays and Sanudays. At Columbia daily with K. a 1). H. K. to and ftvm Washington, New York and points East anil North and Ashcville. N. C. J3T" At Columbia daily with K. A I). K. K. (C. * G. I)lv.) to ami from Green ville and Walhalla. At Augusta daily with (icor^'ia K. 1'., Centrd II. U. and P. I:. k\: W.C. Uailway. Ai Camden daily with C.C. & C. 1!. H. (througn train) t? arid fiow Marion, N. C., and illafeksburg. Kor further inr<>rmatlou apply to 1(. L. 8KAY, L'nion TieV'-t Agent. Columbia. K. P. WAKING, Gen. Pass. A Kent. C. M. WAUD, General Manager. Central R R. of Georgia. I5ET. AUGUSTA. GA , and POUT ItOYAL, 8. C Mixed Mixed NOVKMUKU 15,1S91. Daily. Kx.Sun.Kx.Sun. Lv Augusta C 50am S iXipin ArPort 1'oyul.. 11 &?pm: 7 00pm l.v I'ort I: ?y;iI 's yopin o uvam Ar Auciisui i 7 :*5|ini; 'J 40umj Connection made ut Yeniassee from and to Charles ton, and at Cainpbclltuu from and to points on South liound K. it. IJET. AUGUSTA, OA., and SPAliTANIJUKG, S. C. .Mixed j (Eastern Time.) Mixed Ex.S'.m. Daily. STATIONS. Daily. Ex Sun. 4'Oil;mi' 7 (Khun Lv... Augusta....Ar H Siipm Id lOiin ti Kijiuij ! 02am Lv McCoruiick Ar 7 Aipm S Otium ti Stpm 'J I'Jam l.v Troy Ar 7 lUjuu 7 4Sam 7 lojnii 10 iifiain;ar.Green wood.Lv, G.'tojiinj 7 OUpm 11 Hani j Lv...Laurens....Arj -1 olljimi | 1 '.'5pm ArSpi:rtanlmri;Lv| It 20|?iii BKTWKKN McCOUMlCK and ANDERSON. Mixed Mixed Daily Sunday STATIONS. Sunday Daily. Ex.Sun. only. ( I only. Ex.Sun. J loam It I (lain Lv.McCormlck Ar 7 2">pm 7!2.">pm '.I 52am' 9 :if>ain Lv...lJordeuux..Ar' 7 00|>m 0 47pm 10 I.'Um !l 4Sam l.v.,\Vlllincton.Ar 0 47pm fi iiijpm 10 3?tui 10 ti.Snii! Lv.Mt.Caruiel.Ar ti;>5ptn ti Olipm 11 00am 10 ISam l.v Heater....Ar 0 'J:ijmi ft 41pm 11 ISntii 10 2-ium LvCalhouiiFallsAr ti 10pm 5<J?Jpm II 'J'.'am 10 :Klatn.Lv...Latimer ...Ar] GtiSjiu;! 5 17pm 11 Atiain 10 .Viam LvLoumh-sv'leAr 5 42pm 4 44pm 12 14|>m 11 Uoain Lv Burin's....Arj &<!Opin 4 2lj>io 12 35|iiii 11 17am Lv Cook Ar 5 1II|?tti -1 12 5S|>in ll-SOalu Lv Starr Ar 0 3 4.jpnt 1 l(C|>in'l 1 37am Lv Dean Ar 4 JlTpm 3?ipiii 1 40pm 12 00 N \r? Anderson. Lv, 4 :>~>jiiiii 3 OOjun Trains on C. ?fc li, Division leave Greenwood, S. 10.05a. ui. ami 2.">4 p. m. for Greenville, Seneca ami points South ami North, ami 12.45 p. in. 0.20 p. ui. for Newberry and Columbia. Leave Lauren* 10.10 a. in. for Green ville. ami poii.ts South and North, and 0.20 p. in. for Newberry and Columbia. Trains on A. ?fc C. I)ivision leave Spartanburg for points North ami East 3."j4 a. in., 5.52 |>. in. and 0.57 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited). For points South. 5.00 a. in., 4.27 p. m., and 11.43 a. in., (Vestibuled Limited). For points West, W. N. Division, lleiidcrsonville. Ashevllle, Hot Springs, Knoxville, and Cincinnati leave Spartanburg 1.35 p. in. daily. Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on trains No*. t:j uiid 14 between Spurtanbm<; and Augusta, and Savannah. Ga. For rates ?r information apply to any ii?ent of the Company, or to ii. (. KPPKltSON, S, H. IIAKDWICK, Superintendent. Ass't Gen. l'ass. Ayt., ArcrsTA, Ga. .Savannah, Ga. It. \V. HUNT. T. 1". A , Augusta, ilx. Lumber ! IAM PREPARED TO KILL ORDERS for all kinds of Lumber. Saw mill located oil laud of J. C. KLUGll. J, F. BRADLEY, Manager, March 2,1S!)2, tf Medium copy. Hoads ana images. ALL or any persons having complaints as to the above, will band the same in wrltlnjr to some member of (hand Jury on or before first .Monday in June. W. T. BRANCH. j May 1?, 1X1(2, tf Foreman. I ? Spectacles and Eyeglasses. THE cheapest, ever broiiRht to Abbeville. I large lot. Cull oil Dee. U, WI2. tf J. \V. RYKAItD. School Claims! A.IJ/ School Claims dated prior to the flrs November (1 sf>I) will be paid b.v the Coutit; I reHSIII t-l 1*11 ptc^vuinimi. E. Cowan. April 21st. School Com., A. ('. The State of South Carolina ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Ad ministration. By J. Fullkk Lyon, Esq., .Judge Pp.ohat: Coukt: WHEREAS, James L. McMillan has mad suit to me, to grant him Letters of Aii ministration of the Estate and efl'eets <i Thomas W. McMillan, late ot Abbeville eouti ty. deceased. These arc therefore, to cite and admonisl all and singular the kindred and creditors ci the said Thomas W. McMillan, deceased, tha I hey be and appear before me, in the Court r Probaie. to be held at Abbeville C. H., 01 Wednesday, June Sth, 1S92, after puhllcatloi hereof,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sho\ cause if any they have, why the said Admin 1st ration should not be granted. Given under my lmnd and seal of the Court this 23rd day of May, in the year c fL.S.j our Lord one thousand eight, huudrei and ninety-two and in the llGth yearc American Independence. Published on the 5J3th day 01 iviay, in;r. in the Press and llatiner and on i.heCour House door for the limo required h.v law. J. FUliLKtt LYON. Judge Probate Court. May 25.1S92. :tt Mil MR The best Sewing Machine in existence on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, I will take any kind of saleable produce and cuttle at cash prices in payment of machines, or will sell on the Installment plan. W. J. McGee. Riley, S. C\, March 29, 1892. The Abbeville Land, Loan anc Improvement Company. [N ACCORDANCE with Commission o Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall dtreclcc to the undersigned BoarU of Corporators o tlii) ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IM PROV E MEXT COM PAN YNotice Is hereby given that the books o subscription of said company will be open a the office of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, 01 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th lust., at tin Abbeville National Bank. .1. ALLEN SMITH, W I'. MrfJDWAN. P. ROSENBERG. AUG. W. KM (TIli K. A. TEMPLETON, R. M. HADDON, T?P. COTIiRAN. Board of Corporators. Abbeville. S.C., Feb..1) 1891. Of South Carolina, ?IS SOW OI'KN FOR? SANITARIUM TREATMENT FOR THOSE SUFFERING FROM Tin: LIQUOR, OPIUM AND COCAINE HABITS AND NERVE EXHAUSTION, Hi THK USK OF THE DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF G0LE Remedies ?OK? Leslie I Mey, MJ, LL. D., And late Surgeon of the United States Army, The Keely Treatment has received the endorsement of the H Stilts knot, And will now be used In all of their State and Military hom^s for disabled voluuteer Soldier* and Sailors. The only place in this State where THE KEELEY CUBE Can be obtained is at Keeley Institute of Hi Cr>liiin(ii:l We have no Asylum ! No behind stone Walls or froii bsus ! The Keel.v System does not require it. Valient* ro to boarding houses or hotels, and report at the Institute four times daily for treatment. To efleet a cure for the Liquor Habit requires from three to lour weeks. For Opium, lour to live weeks?and In this time the JCeeley Remedies will do more for a Liquor or Opium luibit than can be done by nil others Ill years, weivm pfeuimin uci nciiii:, I\ cure that, will come to them without aid or effort on their part, without Hutfering or nervous shock. l)ver tilly-six thousand have been cured at the parent. and brunch Institutions lo Kebruar.v 1st, ISiiJ, in addition to thousands of ladies titid Invalids who have been privately cured by our physicians We do not abruptly stop the use of liquor, but until the patients raise its u?e of their own volition, which is In from tliree to IIve days, they arc given all they require. The treatment not only stops all thirst lor liquor, but eliminates the alcohol Irom the system and entirely eradicates the disease; the patient rut urn iui: homo with health, enemy, courage and self-respect. Many well-known men have been cured?physicians, ministers, statesmen, lawyers, planters, the millionaire and the mechanic?all have left the institutes to make life happier anil to prove the demonstrated fact thai, alcoholism, like insanity. Is a diseased condition of the nervous system, and as such is amendable lo Successful Treatment ?i?y tii k? Keeley Methods. Full particulars given those writing us. Address The Keelev Iustitule, j ' Columbia, S. C. 100 bushels fresh cow peas just received at Rosenberg & Co. Heath t A Deep i. 8 51 c p -a-1 "C !i c 03 => c ? *3 P !i 'o 1< 1 i I d eg 5 'f C5 & w ; a ? H s| ' *2 I? i 0*0 3 f.l = &- 03 !l S CO go ? i| c r^i o cs E 03 t L-?? . 1 ^-s t All Summer G-ood WB XX Big Stock of All sizes, also extra wings an be the best hi the market. They are < Josh Berry Fourteei Is Just the one you need for saving your oats Thirty Sets of. Buggy and Oar I and Breast Collars, XC, Ni( varying in price fi Also extra pieces at very low figures. Now { U'aln. W. J Notice to C JTJ3V I From this date until the close o Bargains in Hats, White Straw Huts at 10c. worth 25c. ined H*ts reduced In price. If you ti one-half what you would have puld f< New York houses are offering them at 1 1,000 yards Colored Challies a White Embroidered riouncingi Black Embroidered Flounciags ^ White fiaid Jbatiste at nan p We have a full line of Percc sold cheap. Shoes and Slippe If yon know of any one corning i goods send me your order. I need can save you money on anything you \v 10 Yards of Ni ' Yours Eespect WM. I For Sale Bj J. T. S Nafinnal Rani All H/VAVM%WA WAA4 Abbevi Capital, Surplus, OlXLi J. ALLEN S.>IITII, President. BENJ. S. JiAU IMS M-?GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., JNO. (J. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. i J. ALLEN S31 IT DOKS a General Banking business, provide Depositors. Is ready at any aud all time as our county affords. SASH, DOORS I buy Sash, Doors, by the Car Load and as they are sold any1 me or write for prices B. K. BEAC l's Dry Cut in a] "5 - ? ?s " ^ 2 ^ ? ^^c-3 W ^ ? s"a ^ 2.2 BC 23 IfSSs 9? H J g iiiii & *? J 3 .*HS ffl si g ?: "a 2 ~ = = 3 ? rCj 1 Sc3:? w ;s ^ - "=*sS'x-2 w -~ n ill|? O si , IZD ?"_ si), CO a _a JS W<f^s 02 rs _? ^ L<! ^ ii S3 ! 5.1*1 O S-o 2=1 a-po s -r 0) ^ w ? T* fl C.s5 *</. Si ^ F Is must move. Prices n [AVE A. Victor Sweeps, r> BOLTS. THIS SWEEP IS GIVEN UP TO . heaper than ever before. The 1 Finger Grain Cradle and wheat. A Rood supply on hand. Weoir.-r jfojw riage Harness, Collars and Hames, jkle and Kubber Trimmings, fom $5,50 to $18,00. ' is yoai chance to buy a set of Harness at a barrO?L SMITH & SONS. ooll UllUADO (toll JJUjf DIO. E3 1st. f the month I will offer unheard of Dry Goods & Shoes. White Hats nt 15c. worth 30e. All trlmeed a Summer Hat we ran sell it to you lor tr 11 the first of the season. All leading mlf price, and we will sell lu the same way. 2 l-2c. worth 5 and 6 l-4c. , ?+ i,?if rivi nr\ s an uan at half price. rice. ? iles, Mulls and Lawns that will be rs at reduced prices for the cash, o Court, and yon wish to hny a cheap lot of (he money and have the goods for Hale. I rlsh to buy. Just think you can get ce Lawn for 25c. fully, 3. BELL. m i r4 n inns, Greenwood, s. u. k of Abbeville, 11?, s. o. - - - - $75,000 - - 13,000 ecijr* x L. W. WHITE, Vice-Preside SWELL, Cashier. s C., J. C. KLUGH, Abbeville, S. C., It. M, MAIIDON, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. WcGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. II, Abbeville, S. C. ? the greatest security and convenience for Its s to make loans based upon such sale collateral Sept. 11. 1888. l.vr ' ~~ ' " *"* I 3, BLINDS, &c.j , Blinds and Mouldings j can sell them as Cheap j rarTloro Hnmp a/nrl ?ap! > HAM, Agent. __ . 11 Summe ^ t a g ^er| "I 1 a s % S| ^ s ,= u ^5 | I a. S E*3 W c; s -is - (=J ?5 g a S 525 2> 3 .2S- ?-? t= S* 5.2 2! g>2 p=3 ?a g S>sT -=>? gg S ?? e3 o5 a s^=23 S ? ^ ?< 2 i 3 & *.LD < ? aJ ~ j2 r > t, 0) ? r, CO {r! -O "J ? = -0 S - no ? "3 r> ? w v? 3 eS to U ,3 PS M = ^ c on = 523 =3 g afjs-o^s &? c9 <m w OJS ^ 5 kp^ c *) E*3 ?2=ti?0* W *~5 'S 3 u S ? 8 il ca>< 55 2 ^ la**5S8 ~ Ofe fg-g-E-SS 2 S3 JJ? "3 "? ? * ? ?=> a ? cs ?,_ ? ? I > ~ m 5 -3J?^<!3 -a3 aa 'L-m z ~ x > . 3 j-h ej d ft ? H?I 6 iiffiJ^Br 1 o object. H. D. Reese, WATCH REPAIRER, Abbeville, S. C-, IS ALWAYS ready to serve the publio in his lino of business, and solicits a share of the work In his line. He will beep a varied stock of the best and cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together | Wlin Biiver pmicu wurc auujcnon j. E. F. GILLIAEDT TAILOR, Over the post-office, is frf.pared to do all work In his line cuti ting, making, re pairing,and cleaning of gentlemen's clothing, a i specialty. i SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand. Charges Reasonable. June 1G, 1S91. 12mos. ARTESIAN - and Terra Cotta Wells. At great expense i am now prepared to sink wells through clay, quick isand and rock to any desired depths. Curbing the clay down to rock with heavy Artesian Wrought Iron Pipe, by no other means is it possible to get down to the water-bearing strata except with a Drill Machine. I would be glad lor parties falling to get water on account of rock or quick sand to communicate with me. 1 expect to continue sinking the Terra Cotta Wells where desired, and claim that In ten year's experience J have sunk more and given more general satisfaction than any man In the State. I am no squatter, here to-day probably in Texa* next week; consequently my guarantee is of some effect. Address. C. M. CALHOUN, March 2,1892. Greenwood. S. C. INTES'WFancy Grocery. 6. H. MOORE HAS opened a New Fancy and Green Grocery Store in Cothran's Block. He deals In everything found in a Fancy Family Grocery Store, where yoa can purchase the nicest CANNED GOODS, consisting of Canned Fruits, "Vegetables, Meats, ?I(H WE , together with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, Ac., and other delicacies. The substantial are BACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE. ! FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, j v Cigars of the Best Brands, y ! Fresh Fish and Oysters, Porlc Sausago and the choicest Beef a specialty. s * I I SCHOOL NOTICE. * LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS t'A with the School Commissioner will lind him in hit* office all public clays and every Saturday in each month neatest the middle of the month, dnrinjr the present year for the purpose of registering claims, &c. E. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb 2, 1892. J.S. COTHRAN. L. W. PERR1N -T. P. COTHRAN.COTHRAN, PERRIN & COTHRAN Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. house: , AND LOT FOE SALE ! '['HE HOUSE is NEW,CONTAINS SEVEN 1 rooms, ft stove room, stabler and other outbuildings, nicely fenced, a good well of water, convenient distance from the public square. Lolon Main street, and contains One and Five-Eighths Acres, Apply at the l'ress and Banner oflice. May 25,1S!)2, 4t CHALMERS' Furniture Store! New Furniture for. this Week, 12CLNew Hard Wood Beds. 15 New Chamber Suite in Landscape [ and Chevel styles. 3 ChefToniers. 12 Fancy Tables. 12 New Bureaus. 4 New Sideboards. 4 dozen Diuing Chairs. 350 Chairs, all kinds, at prices from 40 cents to $2 each. Hair Mattresses, Wool Mattresses, Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. The above goods will be sold at the T rvrrmci 4- rio?"U "D jjuwcou v^aoii x j.ivjco. Our stock is the LARGEST IS TIE COUNTRY, AT CHALMERS' Farnilure STOEE, Store! r Goods? p ,y~ s af |9X| ?> ~C1 uj | H ? ^!| tool sf - n CO > J* 0 "i 5?aj Jj ^8 sjg? ? S- GL *' H ?.. -=-=>c,cic~ a 115 III = i|H ^ i-i^IP uj I >^!*i oc |jH ^ sSslsS ... e|H Q*^ <2.2 >ic a a Ni l < ojH V " i?"T JP ? ~ ?"Z >? 2 MM CoJ ? I I / RICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to d^H all work in his department In the be^H manner and at reasonable charges. Monthl^H customers shaving, balr catting and abari^H poolng SI per month. Rasors honed and pc^H In the best condition for 25 cents each. f~Jr- gB DENTAL NOTICE. I Dr. S. 6. Thomson, I OFFICE IJP-3TAIR9 ON McILWAIlSi Comer, Abbeville. 8. C. Novat nnt nf Ktrwlil 11 U V VJi VUU VSX MUVVWj WE KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND MM number of borses and mules for ealt^M We have now several excellent work anlmal^H which wo will well chenp. A. B. Hamlin. Agent. M Lumber and Shingles I 1^0 8UPPLY EVERY DEMAND. THElfl will be sold low. Enquire of me fo^H prices. S. G. THOMSON* J DR7E~L. WILSON,I JDS231iri3CJCffil'3D. B ?S?-0fflce up stairs over C. P. Hammond THE ? Farmers' Band A UTIT7T7TTT.P. fi P. I iAiiiiJU V AJunni) Ml vit Does Genebal Baxkixo Business. Buys and sells Exchange and makefl Colled Hons. / DEPOSITS SOLICITED. Paid np Capital ~$50,76G Subscribed Capital... 75.OOC A Savings Department bns been estab lisbed. Amounts received of $1.00 and np w;irds. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quar terly,?January, April. July, October. Smal savings Increase rapidly. Wm. H. Parker, J. T. Roberta?!*, President. Vice-Pbbs. Julias H. DaPre, Cashier March 5, 1892?12m j ALL SORTS OF I Aim m n i mm i mm w*. A 4 BUILM MA I fcHIAL J ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS Bj mm ?iirai LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS* And other BUILDING MATERIAL solicited* I HAVE WAGONSH And can deliver any sroodR ordered from me^H and will contract to Rfl BUILD HOUSES* S. G. Thomsolil Abbeville, April 15, ISttt, 12ra. jfl PERFECTED /M RVV. CANNON. General Merchant, Abbe-^H . ville, S.C. and J. T. LATIMER, General'^H Merchant, Lnwnriesvllle, S. C., are exclusive dealers In these celebrated glasses. K ell am <& Moore, Onlv Manufacturing Opticians In the Soathj^H Jail.(J, 1892, Gin Atlanta, Qa. KM FOUND AT LAST. 1 WHERE you can get your name and address out on silver plate suitable for umbrellas, parasols and walking canes. Beautiful desijns especially for members of lodge* and Riwleties, such as Knights of Labor, Red Men. Knlehts of Pythias. FreeMa-i sons. Odd Fellows, Knights of Honor. United Workmen, Legion of Hooor, Catholic B., etc. They make beautiful charms on watch chains, and every railroad man, farmer, carpenter. shoemaker, clerk, merchant and all, should have one or more on keys and watch chains. Every lady should have oue or more on her keys. Every younp man should make a present to his girl a key lag or parasol plate. They need It and will appreciate it. They will last a lifetime and only cost the little pitiful sum of 25 cents. If order sent by mall, please write plainly so that no mistakes may occur. Never fail t* mention your name and address. I make It nnnvonlanl I r\ fill nil nril?T<i vumn Hqv ra. celved. and If not found satisfactorily will mnke It so or return your money. I will b? found lit my office nearly every lmur in the day. ThanKing you for pnsr orders, I remain Reppoct fully, \V. M. Uozeman, P. 0. Box 97. Abbeville, S. C. DR. T. J. CRYMES, Dentist, GRADUATE, I'ENN. DENTAL SURGERY, IS Permanently located at Greenwood, and otters hln professional service* to (jreenwood and surrounding country. as-W'oik done after the mo&t Improved Hid Modern methods. ?3?0fflce over Bauk of Green wood.l* June 3, isy:.