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Only a Mule. Only a mule in th<? harness. Fallen. beeilUs* tllf l?mil Was lieavier than his frame rouM draw Over tli- slippery road. I ?nl.v n mule, ami ho lay there SullVrinu. helpless, hirlurii, With all of the throbbing. sensitive nerves Of a hiuiiiin princely born. Yes. he lay there, an emblem of patience, llviiiif. in suite of the lath. 1 lyitur, in spite <il' a driver's ruir?-. Curses and words so rash. He lay tliere. watched l.y Our Father, Smitten in mercy at lisi; Free from a cruel master, I?yIni?.- dead,?and at rest. Ketlor t<> be a humble mule. Suflerinir, patient, and kind. Than the human brute who hatli slain him, The man with the loftier (?) mind. In tie.' day ??f ''the just made pcrfeel," Alt, hmgli not a brute to sorti. Letter to lie a sinlt-bs mule. Than a beast in human form. f. k. n. Qiipoii Victoria ami the 1'mbrclla. I was reading a story the other day that made quite an impression on my mind, writes Mrs. Bottomein her de partment, "The King's Dangniers." in the June Ladies Home Journal. It is well known that the Queen of England loves to go about in simple gui.se among the cottages of the poor. One day the Queen was cauglit in a shower and she entered the dwelling of an ol-l woman; the old dame's sight must have been dim for she did not recognise hersoverign. "Will you lend me an umbrella?" said "the royal lady, who did not happen to have one with her. The old woman granted the r<<iue*tgrudgingly. "L have two umbrellas;" said the dame, "ane is a good one, t'oher verra old. Ye may take this; 1 gue>s I will never see it again. * ! i"nr<rf>il concern -\IIU Sllr |NWUtlvu .v whose whalebone ribs might lie teen here anil there through the coarse torn cover. England's Qu?'pn quietly took the umbrella, which was better than nothing, and went forth into the rain, J not by one word betraying her rank. The next day one of Her Majesty's ser- j vauts brought lack the \\r.'?c icd umbrella, and then the cottager knew to whom she had leht it. "Ay, ay, bad I but kenned who it was that asked for the loan, she wad hae been been wel-! come to my be3t, to a' tiiat i hae i' the world," exclaimed the mortified old woman, shocked anu grieved at having missed such an opportunity of winning a smile from the Queen. A Story in Every Fnoc. t invo old fiiffts; tbfiv are always true, j writes Gerald S. Lee in an article eu-j titled "As it is Seen in Our Faces'* in j the June Ladies Home Journal. The] old man's face is his autobiography; it is his life in miniature. A face is! the scenery of the soul, the camera of our thoughts: although we have not really seen a face until our hearts have! followed the whole repertoire of its ex-; previous, yet each man's habitual | face, its a fair general expression of i himself, is as if a composite had been ! taken , and the soul had had a thous- j and .sittings, each negative differing in its way, but all combiued resulting j iu this one. Why should a man be ashamed of his wrinkles? It is being! ashamed not of what he seems, but of I what he is. Wrinkles in it man's f.ice ! area kind of orthography, nature's j handwriting, the shorthand of features, in which the main ideas of a man's life are set down without his knowing j it, and in spite of himself, and in the j very midst of his denials, it is a language without a grammar, and only I the vaguest sort os a lexicon, but ev-j ery man can read it. it is German to the German, and Indian to the Indian; ------1 c l rne universal jnu^uugc m mv , the instinctive Volapukof mankind! What to do with n bad Temper. Starve it. Giye it nothing to feed, on. When something temps you to grow angry, do not yield to the temp-1 tation. It may for a minute or two be difficult for you to control yourself; but try it. Force yourself to do nothing, to say nothing, and the rising temper will be obliged to go down because | it has nothing to hold it up. The per-! son who can and does control tongue,' hand, beart in tne lace or great pro- ( vocation is a hero. The world may; not own him or her as such; but God | does. The Bible .savs that he that nil-: eth his spirit is better than he that taketh a city.' \Vhat is gained by yielding to temper ? For a moment there is a feeling of relief, but soon | comes a sense of sorrow and shame, I with a wish that the temper had been j controlled. Friends are seperuted by ! a bad temper, trouble is caused by it, | and pain is given toothers as well as to self. That pain, too, often lasts for i days, even years?sometimes for life.' An outburst of temper is like the bursting of a steam boiler; it is iinnnauihtp tr> tt?l] beforehand what Will be ] the results. The evil done may never! be remedied. Starve your temper. It I is not worth keeping alive. Let it j die.?Exchange. o "Bustleii out of his Spirituality." I)r. Chalmers is quoted by the editor of the London Sunday-.school Chronicle as saying in a time of intense activity that lie was "bustled out of his spirituality." How many Christian workers can re-echo that sentiment. So much trading, so many calls, so much studying, so many newspapers to read-?so much of this, ?---? 1 ?-- l lw. UUii, auu 111*7 wiun, mat tuviv ?.-? uu time tor meditation ar.d quiet thoughtful ness. Many Christiau are bu&tled out ?f their spirituality by their religious work itself. Their religion consists in going to meeting, and serving on committees, and seeing for the heathen, aud visiting the sick, and distributing tracts-?all most excellent and necessary forms of service, and yet all of the stirring, busy kind. A vo'ict comes to all such: "These things ought ye to have done, and not to have left the others (prayer, communion, and meditation.) undone." Busy, bustling work is no substitute for quiet, thoughtful preparation of the heart. The fallow ground yields the largest increase; the rested soul bears the sweetest spiritual fruits.?Golden Itu'e. <t> You cannot see the spirit of the Lord entering into a man's heart, no more than you can see electricity and dispatches coming over the wires and entering telegraph iustruiiieuis. Like electricity enters the telegraph instrument unseen, so does (Jod oftentimes euter the hearts of men unseen. You cannot see electricity pass over the wires into the telegraph instrument, neither can you see the spirit of Satan entering a man's heart. It will therefore, not do to say, since you cannot see dispatches and electricity passing over the wire, that there are no dispatches or electricity. In like manner it will not do to say that because you cannot see the spirit of C?od, and the spirit of Satan thereare no such spirits. Futhermore, some people say that since you cannot see the soul leave the body there is no soul. This is absurd. Mn - -? -- 1 L*#? aVA!fS/tht* lilt? SOU I IN nmr>iuic unv v iv i . Like a dispatch passes out of a telegraph instrument unseen, so at deilh the soul or spirit of man passesuuseen from his hody and into eternity. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD ClOLUMBIA AND 6KKRNV1LLK DIVISION. ) Coiiili'iisml sclit'tlnlt- in i-lttai May 1*?. 1S1I2. BKTWKEN COH'MlilA. MINiX'A AND WALIIAI.LA. ; Daily. No. 11. STATIONS. Daily. No. 1'J 11 -ilutu Lv..Coluinl'ia.Ar <! (! "?j>111 12 U5|>m Lv... Alston.. Ar 5 ] ! 00|>in I,v..Ni-wbiTrv..Ar -J lS|nn J L'<ri[>in I.v.Nint-ty-six.Ar :J \1 iV)|UM I.v.Givrnwi.nil Ar '2 .*ill|uu . > Klpiii I,v... Hoilsrcg ...Ar '1 :t '2T|iiii l.v...Donalds...Ar 2 il|nn :l iWnin Lv.llmieal'atli.Ar I 5>|im I :!o|nn Lv..A iiilemnn.. Ar I 15: ill Lv..lVm!lctoii..Ar 12 4"i'in (! COjmi Ar. .SiMit-im. .I.v 12 7 lN|iln I.v..Scru-c:i. ..Ar II .Vcmi S (Kijuii Ar. Wallialla. I.v II 1'ialtl .1 'JOpin Ar..Cr?-nvllle..Lv 12 OUii'ii I BKTWEEN ANDKUSON, BKLTON AND GKKENVILLK. j Dailv. Dailv. Dul I v. Daily. | No. 10. No. 12. STATION'S. No. 11. No. !?. ! S yfipni 1 Lv.. Anderson ..Ar 4 yjjiin 8 05|>in J(i 30|>iu > JStpin Ar..(irfrnvillo.l.v 12 OOn'n ii l(i|mi BETWEEN COLUMBIA, ALSTON AND SPARTAN BU KG. Daily No. 111. STATIONS. Dally No. 14. 11 2i)?in Lv..Coltiml?in...Ar 6 03|im 12 10pm Lv.... Alston ...Ar 5 JOjiin 2 (Hljitn Lv Union ....Ar 4<J|>m' '1 ll.*|iin ArSpariaiitnirirLv 2 20pm! i BETWEEN NEWBEBKY, CLINTON AND LAUBKNS. | E.v. Sun. No. 15. STATIONS. Kx. Sum. No. JO. Ill 20am Lv..Coltimbiii...Ar G 05pm 4 25pm L v..Ne<vberry,.Ar 12 :V>|ini i 5 47|im Lv...Clinton....Ar 10 55am I! 30pm Lv... Laurens... Ar 1(1 I'?im KKTWKKN HODGES AND AlSliKVlLLK. Dailv. Dailv. j Nii.il. STATIONS. No. 12 Mixed. Mixed. 3 45pm Lv...Bodi:es....Ar 2 20'mu 4 05pm Lv Darruu'.'li'.s Ar 2 O0j>m 4 20pm Ar.. Abbeville. Lv 1 45pm , Trains leav** Spartanburg. S. C., A. C. Division ; Northbound, 3.54 a. in.. 4.50 p.m., 7.04 p. in (Vostij lulled Limited); Somlib< und, 3.23 a. hi.. 4.28 p. in.. 11.4:S ii. in. (Yestibiiled Limited); Westbound. \V. N. ! C. Division. 3 10 and 7.10 p in., lor Henderson vllle. Asheville, Hot Sprinss and Knoxvllle. Treins leavn Greenville. S. 0., A. a C. Division. Northbound 2 44 a. in.. 2.11 p. in.. 6.08 p. in. (Vestibilled Limited); Southbound. 6.10 a. in., 5.85 p.m., j 12..'M p. m. (Vestibuled Limited). I Trains leave Seneca, S. 0., A. A C. Division. Northbound, 1.17 a. m., 12.15 p. ui.. Southbound, 7.5Sa. m., 7.17 p. ui. ! PULLMAN CAP. SERVICE. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0.10, 11 nnd 12,37 and 3S on A. A C. Division. Pullmnn Parlor Carson Trains Nos. 13 and U, between Columbia and Spartan bill's. J. A. DODSON. W. A. TURK. Superintendent, Ass't Gen'l Pass. Ayt., Columbia, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. W. II. GREEN, JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gt'ii'l Mu'l .. Gen'l Pass. A^en t. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. SOL 11AAS, Trafllc Manager, Atlanta, Ga "Old Reliable" Linp. South Carolina Railw'y & Lsased Lines 1). II. CHAMBERLAIN, Kkckivku. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. CONDENSED Schedule. Iu efleet March 5th, 1S92. WItST tiotrsn. ' ItAST IIOI'XII. UAlt.Y. 1'Alt.V. P.MAM. AM.! MAIN LINE. AM. P.M. I'.M 5 01 C 50 0 00 Lv Charleston Al l 1 US 1 15 Si 50 5 57 7 2S 05) Lv Siiminei-ville Lv 1025 12 27 9 07 0 39 7 5b 7 30 Lv Presnall's Lv 0 52)1 45 8 28 0 53 7 45 Lv GeorifeV Lv SI 40 II31 s 15 7 25 S 3d t8 15 Ar Ilranehville Lv 0 15 II Oil 7 411 8351 tlOli Lv Lranclnille Ar '.0 59 7:10 'J 28 Lv lluinbers Lv III 31 7 00 041 l.v Graham's Lv '102o 0 48 10 00 Lv Blaekville Lv .000 0 2s 1102 Lv Aiken Lv 8 50 5 25 , II 15iLv Granitevilie Lv 8 .jli 5 U5 115QAr Augusta Lv, 800 4 30 I .COLUMBIA D1VN. 7 35 S05 Lv Branehvllle Arj 8 55 8 Hi !? 11 Lv Oranueburs Ar 8 20' 8 :!4 9 32 Lv St. Matthews Ar 7 5v !? 00 10 On Lv Kini?villo Ar 7 33 , CAMPKN IJliANt.IJ. 10 0-"? Lv Kinjiville At M):{|J LvCamdeHJunct'n Lv 1045 Lv Claremont Lv 112") Ar C-tnden Lv !) li> (03.1 Ar Columbia Lv +<>oil tMeal stations. Aa,?litloatil trains daily leave Columbia ii.OOn. m..arrive Kimrville !(.5U a. in. Leave, Kingville ti. K a. in., arrive Columbia 7.30 p. in. IMKOtrull TIlAtN ckiivioe asii <<1nnk<tiox. Through trains daily between Charleston and Augusta. between Charleston an<l Cu:timoia and between Columbia and Camden. Through sleepers daily between Charleston and Atlanta?Leave Charleston C.15 p. in.; arrive Atlanta p. in. ; leave Atlanta 11.15 p. in.; arrive Charlestnn 1.15 |i. in. 1'iillin.ni IiiillVt Cliair Car dully between Charleston and Columbia; leave Charleston li o;J a. in.; arrive Columbia 10..'iU a. hi. ; leave Columbia 0 p. m.; arrive Charleston 10.20 [i. m. C<?nnec tions at Charleston with Clyde Steamship Company for New York, Mondays. Wednesda)s and Ki iilays; for Jacksonville Mondays.Thursdiysand Niturdays. At Columbia daily with i.'. .v 1>. li. I*. to and fioni Washington, New York and points Ka?t and North and Asbeville, N. C. &T At Columbia daily with U. A 1). li. !{. (C. * G. Div.) to ami Irom Green viile and Walhalla. At Augusta daily with Georgia It. K., Centnl li. li. and I', li. A W.C. Uailway. At Camden daily with C.C. &C. 1J. I!. (thr?ugn train) to and ft out Marion, N. C., and lilae.ksburg. J**<ir further information np|?lv to h. l. sj-.ay. Union Ticket Atfent. Columbia. K. P. WAKING, Gen. Pass. Agent. C. M. WARD,General, Manager. Central R. R. of Georgia. BET. AUGUSTA. UA, ami POUT ROYAL, i?. 0 Mixed Mixed NOVK.MIiKK 15, 1?91. U:ii!y. En.Suii. Kx.&un. I/V Augusta ti TtOnDi 3 OCpinj Ar Purl Kiiynl 11 2.>|>m 7 OOjuu l.v l'ort Cuval '1 ' C llUaii) Ar Augusta j 7 25pm! it 40atn| Connection made at Yeinassee from and to Charles ton, and at Campbelltoii trom and to points on Soiilii liollilll 1>. JJ. ISET. At'GCsTA. GA.. and SI'AUTANllUKG. S. C. Mixed (Eastern Time.) Mixed Ks.Sun.( Daily. ; STATIONS. D.il!y. Kx Sun. 4'(t|Jpiiii 7 (Xfctui Lv...Atcnittiu...Ar !l .S.'ifiin 10 111 mi i! (jVjun !) 02am Lv McCormick Ar, 7 :J5|mi K Otiatn ti 'J-'inn 9 l'.i.nn Lv Troy Ar 7 IStjmi 7 4.Sam 7 ljpm 10 U&iui ar.Greonwood.Lvj 6 :!0[>m 7 OOjiui 11 13ain, Lv...Lauren*....Al'i 4 ofljuiii i 1 2J|iin ArSpcrtanbursLvi 20jmi| BETWEEN McCOUMICK and ANDERSON. Mixed ; Mixed Daily Sunday STATIONS. Sunday Daily. Kx.Sun. only. ; 1 only. Kx.Sun. 0 loam It 10am Lv.McCmmick Ar, 7 2fi|>m 7 2.">|iin St 52:tin' H 5i5aii!iLv?.l>ordeaux..Ar 7 oojitn U47|iiiij 10 lil.'tin D 4S:tm L.v..\Villiiiirtoii.Ar li47|>iii ii 2l!|im 10 32am 10 USam Lv.Mt. Carinel.Ai', 6 85|-m' DOt'ipm 11 OOatfl 10 lSam Lv Hester....Ar C2opm .*> 41 |>m 11 13?in 10 ^jain LvCulhounrulUArj <i 10pm 5 :>2ptn II 22am 10 Wain I.v...Latimer ...Ar 0 osjni. .ri 17pm 11 Mam 10 .Vmin LvLowmleSv'lcAr 5 42|>m 4 4lptu 12 14|>m 11 Ofinm Lv Barnes....Ar! &Itujim 4 2lj>m 12 3:.|.m II 17am Lv Cook Ai ( 5 19|>ui 10!Vm 12 OSpiit.11 iOiitn Lv Mnrr Arj 5 (i.*>|>in 3 4<"i|iin 1 Ofipm'll Stain Lv Dfuli Ar 4 57pm 3 SOpm I 40[>in 12 00 N <\r? Anili-rtsuli. Lvj 4 Hi>|>iu> K OOpin Trains on C. ?fe f!. Division leave Greenwood. S. 0., 10.05 it. in. anil 2..V1 p. ni. fur Greenville, Seneca and point* South ami North, utul 12.4.'> p. in. ti.'JO p. in. for Newberry anil Columbia. Leave Laurens 10.10 n. in. I'or Greetiville. anil poil.ts South ami North, and 0.20 p. m. for Newberry and Columbia. Trains nil A. ?fc 0. Division leave Spartanburg for points North ami liast !J..)4 a. tn.,r>.A2 p. in. ami C.."iT p. in. (Vestibuled Limited). For points South, ;>.00 a. ill., 4.27 p. ni., and 11.4:5 a. in., (Vcstibuled Limited). For points Wot, \V. N. C. llivi>iiin, lleiidersotiville. A she villi'. Hot Springs. Kno\ villi', ami Cincinnati le.sve ; |.ni turiJ.nrir p. in. daily. Through l*nllniiin I'alaee Sleeping Cars on trains X"?i. I:> mid 14 between Spiii taiilnuj: and Augusta, anil Savannah. Ga. For rates or information apply to any aye lit of the Company. <>r to B. C. KI'PKIJSON. S. 11. HAKDWICK, Superintendent, Ass't Cell. P;iss. A(.'t., A rot'NTA, Ga. Savannah, Oa. i:. \V. HUNT, T. 1'. A , Augusta, (la. Lumber ! 1 AM I'HKPAKKI) TO KILL OKDKKK lor f >111 t\ I I l< I > liUIIHJ' I. Saw mill located on land of J.C. IvM'GII. J, F, BEADLEY, Manager. March 'J, lSfc.', tf Medium copy. (io to Smith Sons for ti cradles. The losli Berry II linger is the best. A big lot. of j;ood grain cradles now ready for you at Suiiih & Sons. ilarne-w, harness. Big lot big bargains at Smith fi .Sons. Kor fine foot wear, so, or send to Iladdon \s ' Spectacles and Eyeglasses. THE Chen pest, ever brought to Abbeville. A larae lot. Call oil Dec. 24,18!U. tf J. \V. RVIvARI). School Claims! A I Ij School Claims dated prior to the first November (IslU) will he paid by the Couutj Treasurer on presentation. E. Cowan. April 'JIM. School Com.. A. C. School Notice. AIAj persons holding scboni claims of No vem'ier (1KD1) will present ihein to th( County Treasurer and get the cash. E. COWAN, .1 une 8, ls!?2. School Commissioner. J. M. YISANSKA, '] KWIiljKIt, ~ i ci rt lireenwooa, - - o. u A COMPLETE LINE OF Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Spectacles, &c. Everything warranted to give entire satis faction. iteualrinK done in a skilful niannei ami warranted. Prices lower than ever. <;o ro VISANSKA, the Jeweler. June J, 1892, tf ill 111 The best Sewing Machine in existence on the most FAVflRARI F TFRMS. I m VllllVhii niniiv. I will take any kind of saleable produce and cattle at cash prices In payment of machines, or will sell on the Installment plan. W. J. McGee. Ililey, S. C., March 20, 1802. The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company. rN ACCORDANCE with Commission ol 1 Secretary of State .1. Q,. Marshall directed to the undersipnrd Hoard of Corpora tors o the ABKKVILLE LAND. LOAN AND IM PKOVEMENT tOMPANYNotice Is hereby given that the books oi subscription (>f said company will he open at theolllce ol J. ALLEN SMITH, President, 011 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at the Abbeville National Hank. J. ALLEN SMITH, W. C. McOOWAN, J\ UOSK.NBI'JlUi. AUG. W. SMITH, K. A. TEMPDETON, It. M. HADDON. T. P. COTHUAN. Boanl of Corporators. Ahhovlllc.S. C.. Feb. 5 1881. TiSmiii Of South Carolina^ ? IS NOW Ol'F.N FOR? SANITARIUM TREATMENT KOK THOSE KUFFEltlNG FROM THE LIQUOR, OPIUM AND COCAINE HABITS AND NERVE EXHAUSTION, 1JV TUB USB OK TilB DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD Remedies or Leslie I Keeley, II. D., LL. D., And late Surgeon of the United States Army, The Keelv Treatment has received the endorsement of the W States Gmrunt, And will now be used in all of their Stall and MilitHrj' homt-s for disabled volunteer Soldiers and Sailors. The only place in this State where THE KEELEY CUBE Can be obtained is nt Keeley Institute oi South Carolina, at Columbia. We have no Asylum ! No behind stone walls or Iroii liars : i tie iveeiy nyxiem un-f not require It. i'atients go to boanllnt. houses or hotels, nnd report ut the Institute lour times daily for treatment. To effect a cure for t lie Liquor Habit, requires from three lo lour weeks. For Opium, lour to five weeks?and In this time the Keeley Remedies will do more for a Liquor or Opium hanlt than can be done by all others in years. We will give him or her a cure. A cure that will come to them without aid or effort on their part, without suffering or nervous shock. Over tilty-six thousand have been cured at the parent and branch institutions to February 1st, IS'12, in addition to thousands of ladies and Invalids who have been privately cured by our physicians Wu do not abruptly stop the use of liquor, but until the patients cease its u<? of their own volition, which is in from three to live days, tlu-y are jjiven all they require. The treatment not only slops all thirst tor liquor, but eliminates the alcohol lrom the system and entirely eradicates the disease; the patient returninsj home with health, enersry, couras;c and self-respect. Many well known men have been cured?physicians, ministers, statesmen, lawyers, planters, the millionaire and the mechanic?ail have iclt Ihe institutes to make life happier ami lo prove iheUemonsltnteil I'iirt tluti alcoholism, like insnnlly. Is a diseased condition of Mir nervous Hysiem, ami as >uch is amendable lo Successful Treatment ?15V TIIK? Keeley Methods. Full par!ieulars given those writing us. A d dress The Keeley Institute, Columbia. S. C. 100 bushels frcsli cow peas just received at ! Rosenborg ?fc Co. j Think of it, while vests worth Sii for only SI P. ljosenherg ('o. A -PN j? jjeep : r^rD co ^ , 0 p= *jTj -7; g rzj^r> 0 5r ci: Ji, ja ? HH O i< g ? j ? '-1 i == a ti * ' Sh g| g _ 53 ?5 gi ^2 M ll Q) px: o CS Fz <53 I s ?E ? yl "S & All Summer Goods "WES H n* Oi.X 1 Big OtUUik U1 1 All sizes, also extra winos and bo the best in the market. They are cli Josh Berry Fourteen Is Just the one you need for saving your oats ai Thirty Sets of Buggy and Carri J and Breast Collars, XO, Nicl varying in price frc Also extra pieces at very low figures. Now i . Bttin. W. Jl Notice to Ci . -TTTTVn U W JL1** a From this date until the close of Bargains in Hats,! While Straw HntH at. 10:?. worth 'ioc. med lints reduced in price. If you ne uiu-hsiir what you would have paid for New York houses are offering them at ha 1,000 yards Colored Challies at White Embroidered Flouncings Black Embroidered Flouncings 1- White Plaid Batiste at half pri We have a full line of Percol sold cheap. Shoes ana supper If .vou know of any one coming to goods send me your order. I notd tl can save you money 011 auyiliing you wli 110 Yards of Nic Yours Respectf VI. I f 1^' li J. T. 8 I , I. National ifanl Abbevi Capital, Surplus, J. ALLKN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. BARN ZKB>jl ** ??? UFA). W. WILLIAMS, Charleston, S. t L. W. WHIT I-:, Abbeville, S. CM JNO. Kl)WARDS, Abbeville, S. C J. ALLEN SMITI DOES p. General Banking business, provi<!e.< Depositors. Is ready ut any and all tiinea as our county allords. SASH, DOORS I buy Sash, Doors, I by the Car Load and c as they are sold any\ me or write for prices, B. K. BEAO: ' ' Cut in a,'. l-Saii 1 2 sis u ? 5 a z i -02 ?, ^ 11. s -?.2->a5 . ? |s c n 552? c. Ccc ? t-^ ^ C? h JT ?- ? 5 li M W || - 2 ^ O O ?j O =- = =J r^H =3 ^<53" a JZ2 85 ? . ttin <s as , 5ll|= O =1 3 !S = -pg 0 U z a ? =?:? W :s s w "* '5 O OS * 5 1*3*1 p! *Ic 5 gS-s*! ^ 11 SsS?= = = tdxl? * ! must move. Prices x 4.VB A. STictor Sweeps, BOLTS. THIS SWEEP TS GIVEN* UP TC caper Ihun ever before. The Finger Grain Cradle ntl wheat. A good supply on hand. Wc off. i FOB ^age Harness, Collars and Hames de and Rubber Trimmings, >m $5.50 to $18.00. s youi chance to buy a set of Harness at a bar 5JSL SMITH & SONS. E3 1st. the month I will offer unheard o Dry Goods & Shoes White Hats nf. lie.worth 3U<\ All trlmcd u Summer Hat we ran sell It to you for it tiie first oMbe season. All leading If price, and we will sell in the same way. 2 l-2c. worth 5 and 6 l-4c. at half price. at half price. ice. fiR. Mulls and Lawns that will bi s at reduced prices for the cash, Court, and you wish lo buy a cheap lot of ic money and have lli*? goods for sale. I sn lo buy. Just think you can get :e Lawn for 25c illy. ]. BELL. ins, Greenwoofl, S. C. i of Abbeville, lie, ?3. O. - - - - ?75,00C - - - ia,ooc s L. >V. WIIITK, Vice-l'reside WELL, Cashier. Dtoirw s J. C. KLUCIl. Abbevillr, S. C., It. ill, IiADPON, Abbeyille, S. C., \V. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. 1, Abbeville, S. C. i tlie crentest security and convenience for Its to make loans baKCil upon such salt- collator:! 11 i Ivr i, BLINDS, &c. Blinds and Mouldings 3an sell them as Cheap tfhere. Come and see HAM, Agent. ? > 11 Summei *>?- > ? -? Q=J ? ?= a S S c ^ a 3 >> p=q g ? * o _ fe- * mm=m 1 i & 5 =* fed? 2. .1 ? pd 8J ?== ^ c> ?s = (=5 ^ ??*? i-3 gs ^ ?r~ 5^- t=> s? t U ri M-= o X -S -S -h - C?-5 __ - . W m 5 ? _3 ~ r^-"1 1 ?* El,>=> J * tZ4 ? e -?- ?? gg ?? e ?|| es g ;| ^ ><2.85 5 t=3 >-^ -.8 ??8* gS II I t=3||| S2=; g* ^ 3 <H w CJ3 Q S hp?I ? i) fajj C ? c - So 2 S3 3 = ?=a 5?2o jjoa -w ? ? s ll^nss ?? o? _ ^2-?c'^22 ga S-; H S Is m^m Si* * > . 3 a v P* ** * ?"* &. * lo object. H. D. Reese,: WATCH REPAIRER, 1 Al>t>eville, S. C., > IS ALWAYS ready to serve the public In 1 his line of business, and solicits a snare of the work In his line. , He will keep a varied stock of the best and ' I cheapest spectacles and eye-glasses, together | with silver plated ware andjewelry. E. F. GILLIAUD, ' /.TAILOR,:. OVER THE P03T-OFFICE. IS PREpared lo do nil work In his line CUT; TING, MAKING. RE HA I RING, and CLEANING of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, a . I specialty. i SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand, j Charges Reasonable. June 16,1S91. l'2mos. ARTESIA1ST - AND Terra Cotta Wells. AT GREAT EXPENSE I AM NOW PREpared to sink-wells through clay, quick sand and rock to any desired depths. CurbIns the clay down to rock with heavy Artesian Wrought-Iron Pipe, by no other means Is It possible to net down to the water bearing strain except with a Drill Machine. I would be elad lor parties falling to get water on account of rock or quick sand to communicate * . I ? elnlrtui, Ihp wiiii me, i capcci iu tuiiinKic ? Terra Cotta Wells where desired, and claim that In ten year's experience I havesook fmore and given more general sntlnfactlon than any man In the Stata I am no squatter, here to-day probably In Texas next wetk; consequently my guarantee is of some elleut. Address. c. M. CALHOUN, March 2,1S92. Greenwood, 8. C. TVTES^W Fancy Grocery. jo. H. MOORE HAS opened a New Fancy and Green Gro eery Store in Cot|iran's Block. He deals In everything found In a Fancy B Family Grocery Store, where you can purchase the nicest CANNED GOODS, consisting of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, VIIS MC , together with FRESH PRUNES, APPLES, <tc., and other delicacies. The substantial are BACON, BREAKFAST STRIPS, MEAL, IRISH POTATOES, and CABBAGE.' FLOUR, MOLASSES, HAMS, !v Cigars of the Best Brands, y i " i- iM-t. J A..n?AHa t>Anlr QonoOffA and I i r resa mhii huu u;sicis, iu>n _?, | the choicest Beef a specialty. I SCHOOL NOTICE. \LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with the School Commissioner will rind him in hit* office all public days and every Snturelay In each month nearest the middle of the month, during the present year for the purpose of registering claims, Ac. E. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb '1, 1S9J. J. S. CCJTHUAN. Ii. \V. PEKKIN -T. P. COTHRAN.! COTHRAN, PERRIN & COTHBAN | Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, _S. C. house: i AND LOT FOE SALE ! I I 'P1JE HOUSE is NEW, CONTAINS SEVEN 1 rooms, h stove room, stable* and other outbuildings, nicely fenced, a good well of I i water, convenient distance from the public square. .Lot. on Main street, and coutalu.H | (' j One and Five-Eighths Acres. I1 ) Apply at the Press and Banner office. May 25,1592,41 CHALMERS' ! Furniture Store !ii .! iNew Furniture for this Week.!] 120 New Hard Wood }?eds. |j 15 New Chamber Suits in Landscape: clIJU l/UCVCI ?IJ IVO. I :5 Chetroniers. 12 Fancy Tables. j New Bureaus. I i 4 New Sideboards. ; 4 dozen Dining Clmirs. j 3oU Chairs, all kinds, at prices from i 40 cents to S- each. ' | Hair Mattresses, Wool Mattresses, | i,Slnick and Straw, with cotton top. . I The above goods will be sold at the 1 j Lowest Cash Prices.! Our stock is the ! ? iu Bita mican : LMuEST 19 11 Mil,:' AT 1 CHALMERS' Farnitnre STORE.! * 1 1 StoreJ c Goods !| O *-8 9E Q- g ^ Il'tlJ <=? 1 00 a- & = 5 = 2.= - *"* . >-. ?? ? O T ? 2 C0<a^ ? Co ? a ?"? s 3 1 1 -s s-^a "i go, "s ? 12 5 2 * o S-> c g 5 *r * I? m tx cja ^ ; ? 3 a = "-0 = 2 s ?5? ?? lHi* s?* -i - filial ^ 11 ^ *5 ?g 2 2l , .. &f': o <2.5= c yj ?| ^ f ^=* > g.? CO 2- ? c ? o RICHARD GANTT, is now prepared to do all work in bis department In the bed xianner and at reasonable charges. Monthly ;uHtomers shaving, batr catting and sham< aoolng 81 per month. Rasors boned and pat ia tlie best condition for 25 coats each. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. 6. Thomson, OFFICE ITP-STA.IRS ON McILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, S. C. JL; Never out of Stock WE KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A number of horses and mules for sale. We have now several excellent work aulm&li which we will fell cheap. A. B. Jiamiin, Agent. Lumber and Shingles 1-?0 SUPPLY EVERY DEMAND. THEY will be sold low. Enquire of me for prices. S. G. THOMSON. . BR, E, L. WILSON" nxmrvxiiiv. aarOffice up stairs over C. P. Hammond A Co.'h store. THE * ;j Farmers' Bank -OF- ." | ABBEVILLE, S. C., Does General Banking Business. .3 Buys said sells Exchange and makes Collee tlons. DEPOSITS SOLICITED. 7Paid np Capital -850,700 Subscribed Capital.... 75,000 A Savings Department bus been estab lished. Amounts received of $1.00 and up wards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable qnarterlv.?Jannarv. Aorll. July. October. 8inal| savings increase rapidly. M Wm. If. Parker, J. T. BobcrtmaM President. Vice-Pkes.^B Julin* IT. DnPre, Cashieb. hj March 5. L8#2?12m 9 AImIm sorts op 1 BUILDING MATERIAL! ORDERS FOR ALL KINDS 9 DRESSED t mm LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS J| And other BUILDING MATERIAL solicited?! I HAVE WAG-ONSM And cau deliver any goods ordered from mrafl and will contract, to [H DTTTT -n T-Tr^TTClTr!.ClfH jL-> VJ XJ.J 1 / X.JL V-/ ^ S. ff. Thomson.! Abbc\ 11 le, April 15, la*J2, 12m. U\V. CANNON. General Mofclmnt, Abbe^B . ville, S.C., tind J. T. LATIMER, Oenera^H Lurrcimil t. UWOUUC^'IIIC, ?7. VMimw vAv?wa..v^M dealers lu these celebrated glaafees. 9H Kkllam it- Moore, Only Manufacturing Opticians In the South]^H Jan. 6.1802, (im Atlanta, Ga. JK FOUND AT LAST:! \*/HERK you can get yonr name and ad^B VV dress cut on silver plate suitable fo^H umbrellas, parasols and walking canea^H Keautirul <lesign? especially for members o^H lodge-and societies, such as Knlfjhts of La^H oor, Rod Men. Knlahts of Pythias, Free Ma^H <ons. (.kid Fellows, Knlirhtsof Honor. Unlted^M Workmen, Fusion <>r Honor, (.'athollc B? etc^H They make beautiful charms on watct^H chains, and every railroad man, farmer, car^H penter. shoemaker, clerk, merchant and all^H should have one or more on kpys and watcl^H Miains. Every ludy should have one or moro^B in her keys. Every young man should make a present t<^H| liis girl a key tag or parasol plate. They neet^H It and will appreciate It. They will last lifetime and only cost the little pitiful sun^H :>f 25 cents. HH If order went by mull, plenwc write plnlnlj^MI so that no mistakes may occur. Never fall t^^Hj mention your name iwiu auures*. x matte convenient to fill all orders same day re^H reived. and it' not tound satisfactorily wil^H make it so or return your money. I will b^H found it my otUce nearly every hour In tbe^H Jay. Than Ring you for past, orders, I re<^H main Respectfully. 1M W. M. Bozeman, P.O. Box 97. Abbeville,S.&^Hj DR. T. J. CRYMES, I GRADUATE, I'EXN. DENTAL SURGERY^P I.s permanently located at Greeuwood, an^^J otters his professional services to Green'^K wood and surrounding country. jBfl *5-Work done after tlio most lmprovet^H und Modern methods. MB 45-OilIce over Bank of Greenwood."^ /A ... .^1