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r-~~ r\n~rTmmmmmmmmmtwmm wmmwmmmwmmmmmnm mi I The Press and Banner. i BY HUGH WILSON. I Wednesday, June 29, 1892 lj Haunters of th?* I'rimnry. f?g The County Democratic Executive CommltK tee will meet on the second Monday In July I ? next for the purposeot appointing three man* jfj asjers for each primary election precinct, who m Kiiall hold the primary election provided for imdcr the Democratic constitution and rules BP ol the parly, as well as to transact any other !8 business that may come before the commit| tee. D. H. Magiil, secretary. Medium copy. ?? Contributed. Men are very much like dogs; the more worthless they iire. the more they howl when they not. hurt.?From Abbeville Medium. NVonUer If this is the reason why Tillman and his organs are "howling" so afti-r L. W. You man's speeches. Mr. John \V. Lehly has about ten acres in which cotton is freely blooming. It began to open week before last. Mr. Lesly i? n good farmer and it is a pleasure to note the fact that he has tine prospects for a crop. His energy. skill and good judgment will bring sue* ci'HHtohim. When a man gets to ho a prosperous farmer lie ought to have a wife, j Wk have turned the commencement to our energetic and etlicient correspondent "It." and he gives a most Interesting account ol this Interesting occasion at Due West. Mr. D. B. Smith is again able to be on our s'reets. lie has long been laid up with rheumatism. but can now walk with a stick. Mr. P. S. Iti'tlkdge Is In Abbeville. He is now in his seventy-sixth year, and gives promise of many more years. W. H. Park 1:1:, Esq.. and family, will leave tills week to spend the Summer iu their home in Cashier Vallev. A storm is reported at New Market, doing some damage. A hailstorm passed over Colonel Robertson's (arm. knocking down cotton. Oi.n Rim.y Ruti,buck, of this village, is said to be 105 years old. We are having too much rain for corn on b >tton lands. Upper Long Cane grave yard is reported to be In bad condition. Mrs. Wesley Brooks, of Level Land, is 111 of a fatal malady. Capt. J. X. Kino called at the Press and UHUIICr UUKJC J WlCIUJij Business in town is exceedingly dull just now. Mb. F. L. Morrow will keep the oil .nill books next season. The oil mill Is being: put In first class repairs, preparatory to a good senson's work. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Miss Allcc Wardiaw is visitiDg relatives in i tlits plaee. Miss Lucia MoGowan left on Friday for I Greenville, she will be absent for a week or two. I Mr. A.W.Smith of Atlanta was in town Sunday and Monday. Mr. A.B.Morse and family returned last l week alter a visit of two weeks in Coosaw. Mr. Walter Vasanski is home for a short vacation. Mr. Frank DuPre of Augusta, spent a few days in town last week. 1 Miss Mary DulVe came down from Clem son last Saturday to attend the marriage of Miss s Sallie Scott and Mr. T. W. Coogler. i Miss Isabel I Joi dan of Greenville, is visit- < ine Miss Maggie Latimer. The pulpit at the Presbyterian Church was filled Sunday by the Kev. W. T. Matthews of Greenwood, whose place was take'n by the I Kev. J. Lowrle Wilson. i Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. T. W. Coogler and MUs Sal lie Scott. They will tie t married tc-nlirht In the Methodist Church at I 9 o'clock. After the marriage a reception will be given the bridal party ai d friends at the I home of the bride. We hope that the night i will be beautiful and bright, and all things < propitious for the happy occasion. < Miss FlorenceTempieton and Miss Mamie < Cox are at home from Due West. Both graduating with honors. < Mr. DuPre Calhoun was in the city Monday. I He hasjust returned from a trip to the iar Wet>t, and says ttie work of the floods in the < lted Kiver Valley is simply appalling, ana the country Isan inland sea. t Miss Annie Henry Is at home Tor the vaca lion, after the arduous duties or college liicui Due West. t Tne Kev. Mr. Dargan preached or rather pave an object lesson to the children alter ( Sunday School last Sunday, and made a very i Interesting talk not only lor the little ones but for the older heads. He used a horse shoe i magnet, some nails, tacks, needles Ac., to il\ lustrate to the little folks aud Impress upon c them the truths of which lie spoke. Miss Ayletie Chalmers spent Sunday In t Greenwood, and the organ at the Methodist \ Church was silent In consequence. Miss Fannie Wallac e of Kentucky Is vlsling t her schoolmate Miss Florence Ternpleton. Miss Sal lie WarUinw of Oxford. Mississippi, t and Miss Sallieand Rosa,and Master James Wardlaw of Darlington, S. are guests of ther cousin Mrs. Lila Mabry. j, Never In all of our experience have we heard such an ear splitting clap of thunder as caine Saturday night. And the lightning was perfectly blI ding lu its brightness, and seeming proximity. Corn crops are splendid, and especially up- , land corn. I.ast week we had occasion to travel through portions of three counties and J every where the crops looked tine, and corn ( appeared to be largely planted. The pic nlc at Mean's Chapel was well at( tended by our candidates, we hear, and also . ' by many others, and quite a success. The night trains on the G. C. & N., have . changed time. The trains coming In latt r. j. Prof. J. W. Thomson spent last week in his future home, Rock Hill." He returned Katur- .* , day very much pleased with the people and i pla:e. It Is to be hoped that to-morrow will be bright and fair. The laying of the Corner Stone of the school Building would not be ; what we would like It if don" I "> the rain. Mr. A. M. IIII1, Mr. Julias Dul're, Muster Julias buHre and Miss Kllu Huckabee spent Sunday at Cleinsou with Prof. J. F. C. Dul're and family. Onr town is very quiet In the way of trade. Farmers are at home arraying all their forces against General Green. An Inquest was held over a mule yesterday, and after a po>tmortetn exaination a sensible , verdict was n ndeied-"that he died for the \ want of breath." \ Misses Annie and Nannie Majors, of Greenv wood, are visltints Miss Bessie Kdwards. \ Telephone connection is now had with both flepots. Running from the It. & I). Road to the store of G. A. Douglass, and from the G. V. & N. Road to the store 01 C. 1'. Hammond Jc Company. M. Neines. 1 lie lurgum IJUilll l 1 l.? *>l I.r-|1|TT Itniji . ... I brought here, also a very lurue line ol Wall ' P.ipei Bordering and Dadoes of best quality I at very low prices. Call ami see for your- < Helves. 1). Hul're. June 22, ISO--'. 1 mo Greenwood, S. C. Great reduction in children shoes. \V. E. , Bell. ] AH children's shoes reduced in price. W. E. Bell. Embroidered flouncings at cost. W. E. Bell. All white goods reiiuced in price. W. E. Bell. Summer dress goods reduced in price. W. E. Bell. Try a cake of the octagon soap, for sale only by Heath & Co. One carload Hour all grades fresh from the mills at Heath's. While In town call on Heath <t Co., fora plug of peerless tobacco. Don't forget to try octngon soap. Heath & . Co.. are wholesuie and retail agents. Heath & Co., sell the best syrup. Call for tho silver drip. If you want a nice buggy harness for little money go to Smith's for it. Glenn Springs water acts on the kidneys and liver, and in many cases permanent (Mires have been atlected by its use. I). C. DuPre, at Greenwood, keeps it for sale. tf. The Glenn Spring water is beneficial in muny uases of summer complaint, fall on I>. C. Dul're, at Greeu wood, to gel water and lufoimatlon. tt. Straw hats to suit the taste of every one. P Rosenberg ?.V Co. Don't delay if you expect to take advantage of some of the bargains which are being ofercd In white vests at P. Rosenberg .t Co. Glenn Springs water for chronic complaints. For sale by D. C. DuPre, at Greenwood. f. A big lot of good grain cradles now ready or you at Smith & Hons. See how to preserve 2.V5 pounds of fruit, tomatoes, Ac., for one dollar. American fruit preserving powder and liquid will do It. No need to keeo the vessels air tight. For sale only at Speed's Drug store. Everybody talks about what good tea and coti'ee Heath & Co., sell. If you are not suppiled give them a call. Pure white dresses is nil the rage this hot weather. You can keep them white by using octagon soap lor sale by Heath & Co. TheAmericau preserving powder is the best. Fruit may be kept without sugar, or any nnantity of sugar may be added as desired. | For sale at Speed's Drug Store. I SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. <? Mount t'ariuel, July 12th and I.'tth, 1892:. I'kogram.?Tuesday, July 12ih, lfiDiU Query box at iloor. S::!0 p. ni.?Opening Devotional Exorcises, byfresident (>?>o. C. Hedges. Temporary Organization. Enrollment of Members present, including Ministers, Superintendents and Delegates from Schools. Permanent Organization. Peport trom Schools, including Statistics. WKtJXKSDAY MOItMNG, JUI.Y lotll. 9IS0 a. m.?Devotional Services, by I'ev. J. S. Porter. Topic?"The Hook we study. How to Study it. How to Teach it." Discussion opened by tll'V. r . 1. i'rcssij hiiu net, rj. >. ium?iv> m Ik; followed by live minutes talks. 11 a. m.?Topic?"Need of Better Teaching anil How to Secure- it." Discussion opeued oy Hev. T. II. Law. 1). 1)., C. V. Hammond. 12 in.?Topic?"The Advantage of Teachers Meetings." opened bj' l'rof. Win. Hood, Prof. J.C. Cord. 'J p. m.?Normal Lesson. Study of t lie I Hooks. Writers, and purpose of the New Tes| lament Scriptures, bj' W. A. Templeton. 2:.-tH p. m.?Ten miuutes talks on "What has the Sabbath School Accomplished and What Uemains to be Iione. How can Statistic best be Secured?" Opened by He v. W. H. Whituker, Hev. A. L. Patterson. p. til.?Topic?"How Shall we Improve our Sunday Schools?" By Rev. W. T. Matthews and Kev. W. A. Gaines. He port of Committees. Opening query box. Closing services. Let every one interested in Sunday School work arrange to he with us. Brethren named above are expected to occupy about twelve minutes cacli. to be followed by others. Praise services at opening and during each meeting. W rite postal to Bro. T. W. Knox, Mt. Carmel, that you will be present. All ministers resident In the county, superintendents and one delegate from each Sunday School compose the Convention. DESERVED HONOR, IV. A. Lop, I>q? of the Abbeville Bar, Iteceives the Degree or LI,. 1). iroin ins itiniH iiiiuT. At the meeting of the Board of Trustees last week at lJue West the degree of LL. I), was conterrcd upon our honored citizen, Mr. \V. A. Lee. lie Is a graduate of Ersklne aud was called hack to take a leadiDg part In the laying of the corner stone of the Imposing structure which Is now going up for use as a college building. On the day before he was to make the speech the Hoard of Trustees through Dr. Grier, announced that they had conferred upon him the degree of LL. D. The announcement brought forth enthusiastic cheers, and cave the best evidence that the audience endorsed the action of the Board. Dr. Lee's literary attainments pre-eminently fit him for the honor which has been conferred upon him, and the public will appreciate trsklne's recognition of his merit. The compliment Is the more highly appreI'lntpil when it is remembered that tlie Board >f Trustees of Frsklne college are not prodigal with tlielr honors. Dr. Leo was the only man to whom they gave degrees at this meeting. XewM from Troy. Troy. 8. C., J line 27th, 1892. No preaching in town last Sunday. Mr. John Heauford lost one ot his little girls, iged one year. II is loss Is Heaven's gain. Qnte a crowd attended Miss Jane Robinson's school exlhlbltion. they all report a lice time and u d?y pleasantly spent In the country. Mrs. T. P. Thompson and Mr. Thompson, Jrire visiting In town. Mr. J. F. Wldemnn read an extraeton ChrisJan's duty last Sunday night in the Prayer neetlng. The humming of the thresherRcan be heard ind the harvest is great in some portions ol he com:try. Our Farmers have a new move now. We mow ail of the otllce s; cl-.fn don't belong to I as Mils FllOVe IS UCVWC5U IUC11I c?uv? uouexai Jreen The buttle is gwat and we think the General will gain the flght until Mr. Frost Mimes with his sword. The young ladles sol<? Icecream last Saturlay In the Park for the benefit of the Baptist Jhurch. Miss Ettie Robinson was the guest of Miss .Vrric Koblnson Saturday nignt. Mr. \V. It. Bradley and Mr. John Cuddy ook in the Commencement at Du? West. Mr. G C.Bradley is sick. The crops are looking tine In this section of lie country. Watermelons by the car load passes through >ur town every day. They are getting cheap low. Another good oat crop. Mr. A. B. Kennedy , nade 8.000 dozen. We learu that some of our country friends I ire looking for homes In our town. i Mr. Z. P. Began is doing some good work on he fine bridge at Bradley's Mill. He says lie vlll finish it by the loth of August. Mr. Jim Harmon cf ^'cCorailck was in | own iHst week. The Elders of the A. R. I' Church had prayrr meeting at Mrs. Bowlck s Sunday evening. iave Your Fruit by ir*inir American Fruit Preserving Powtler and Liquid. The Preserving Powder and Liquid are torether In package; the Liquid in bottle with he powder packed around it. Both the powierand liquid are antiseptic. Used together is directed, they combine to form the cheap- i (st, best and and most reliable antiseptic in he world, being Instantaneous in its action < md permanent In effect, and warranted to be is healthful as common table salt. It will effectually allay or prevent fermentaIon and preserve all kinds ol Fruits, Juices, syrups, Sauces. Marmalades, or Compotes ol 'ruit, Spiced Fruit, Tomatoes, Vegetables, I ;ider, Ac. The preserved fruit, etc, may be kept the I ear around for years In glass, earthen or I itoneware jars of any size, simply corked with a common cork or with strong paper, >r oiled cloth tied over the top, or they may >e kept In wooden kegs and barrels. No need 0 keep the vessels air-tight. The fruit, etc., may be used or removed rom large vessels as wanted from tune to Ime during weeks or months. The fruit may be kept without sugar, or my quantity of sugar may be added as de- , sired. The preserving Powder and Liquid is not a lew and untried experiment, but has been ?xtenslvely used throughout the United Hates and Canada, and to a considerable exen t In foreign countries during several years ia?t, and as can be shown by thousands of estlmonials. It has proven itself reliable and uitiefuctory In every climate?In fact It has given such universal satisfaction, and grown n such demand as to warrant the belief that 1 will supplunt all other methods of saving rult, etc. Try the preserving powder and liquid?you ivill like It?you will tlnd it less than half the :rouble and expense of any other method, more reliable and accommodating, and the preserved fruit, etc., even superior to the best canned or preserved'' Irult, etc. .For cider it. is cheap and decidedly the best known method of keeping It sweet. Sold bv W. R. Hallev.Greenwood.S.C. June ?2, 1892. 1 nio ~ Port Royal and Western Carolina. A UfiUSTA AMI) ASHF.VJLLK SHOUT LINE. /V Time card in ell'ect June lUtli, 1S!)2. ; G 50amLv..Augusta..Ar' 7-litjitu[ y 10am.Ar...Alleiida!e...Lv 525 pm' 11 SiUin Ar...Beaufort...Lv :t()Ojiml 11 45atn A r. I'ort Royal Lv 2 4>j>m| 11 45am Ar..Savannali...Lv :i00j>m[ Connoction made ut Yemasaee from and to Charleston, and at Camiibellton from ami lu ]><>ints uu South Bound K. K. BET. AUGUSTA, OA., and SPARTANBUBO, 8. C. Mixed , j (Eastern Time.) Mixed Kx.^un.j Daily. STATIONS. Daily. Ex.Sun. 4 25pu> S 00am Lv...Auirusta....Ar i)45pm; 9 Mini 6 38pm II) lOam Lv McCormlck Ar 7 4(fpm 7 42aui li 51pm 10 25am Lv Troy Ar 7 23pm1 7 24ain 7 45(1111 11 I2aui Ar.Cireenwood.Lv G 32pin G Warn 12 25pm'Lv...Lanr''ns....Ar| 5 17pm ! 2 30pm ArripurtanburirLv .'t 30pm BETWEEN McCORMlOK and ANDERSON. Mixed ! ' Mixed Daily Sunday) STATIONS. Sunday Daily. Ex.Sun. only. only. Ex.Sun. lo Wlatn M loaui Lv.MeC-ormlck Ar 7 30pm 7 30pm 10 42am 10 :i2ain'Lv_.Bordeaux..Ar 7 (H)jnn 7 00pm 11 OOaiii 10 15am Uv..Willlncton.Ar 6 55pin G42pui II 11 Win 10 57am Lv.Mt Carmel.Ari (i 44pm 6 2Gpm 11 42am 11 15am Lv Hester....Ar G25jim (! 04pm 11 50atu 11 '.'fiain LvCulhoutiKall* Art G lsjun "> 55pm 12 8t)|)in 11 I'.ium KvLiH'iiili-sv k'Ar O.M|nn ft17|>m 12 45|>in 12(111 in Lv Humes-....Ar A40|iih "i02pm 1 UOjiw 12 12|iin Lv Cixik Ar 5 28|>ui 4 4S|?m 1 23|>iii-I'J 20pm l.v Mmr. At ft 14pm 4 'JXjiin 1 3l)pin'l2 :!2pin I.v Itviin Ar r> UKjun 4 80pm 2 00 pm; 12 55pm Ar.. Anderson. Lv| 4 -t'lpml 8 50 pm Sleeping curs between Savannah ami Sptirtunlmrg. Close connection at AtimiMa fur all points. For further fnloimution write or cull on W. K. SHKLLMAN, W. .1. C'ltAlU, Trntllc Manairer. Oen. l'as#. A cent. K. L. T?l)I>, Trav. 1'am. Agent, Augusta, Gu. Tanglefoot sticky lly paper Is tlie bent. Sure catch or uo pay. For sale at Speed's Drug Store. "A good catch." Tanglefoot lly paper. For sale nt. Speed's Drug Store. A nice line of uuuimer lap robes at Smith <St Sous. ' MORTGAGEE'S SALE. i - OF Ttiy Mlc Property. AS THE AGENT OF JAS. ALSTON CABELL, I will oa the First day of August, 1892, the same belne Salesday, sell to the highest bidder the following Keal Estate and Personal Property, which is sold as lite property of It. C. WILSON, under a mortenge given by the said K. v!. Wilson to the st?id Jas. Alstou Cabell. the mortgagor consenting to the sale in writing. Titles perfect. THE CABELL LOT, containing Four-fifths of One Acre mnro nr Ipse hnnndpd hv A. M. Hill & Sons. the A. R. P. church lot, Washington street und Church street. Also, One Engine, Three Gins, Two Houses, One Grist Mill, One Cotton Press, Belting, and other things used in a first class GINNING BUSINESS, Ginning outfit and the lot will be sold separately. TERMS?One-half cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve months. Purchaser to give hl? nntf> ?nd a mnrlracfl on t.lifi nrnnertv nur chased to secure thecredit portion of the purchase money which Is to bear Interest from the date of the sale at the legal rate. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for all papers. Purchaser to have the right to pay all cash, If he so desires. For further particulars apply In person or by letter to the undersigned. ?m. P. Calhoun, Agent Jas. Alston Cabell, June 29,1S02, 4t The State of South Carolina, i County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. , l E. J. Boozer, Plaintiff, < against I F. F. Dunbar doing business under the firm name of F. F. Dunbar & Co., and In his own right, and J no. T. Parks as assignee. COMPLAINT FOR RELIEF. PURSITANT TO AN ORDER OF COURT ' in the above stated case, appointing me Speclal Master and requiring mc to advertise for !j creditors, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the said F. F. Dunbar & Co., and F. F. Dunbar, to prove their claims before mo on or before the 31st August, 1S92. w. a. lee, June 29, 1992, 4t. Special Master. Bank of Lowndesville, LOWNDESVILLE, S. C. Capital Stock Paid in $19,920 00 ' Surplus - 1,000 00 1 Does a general banking busi- , uess. Affords best security and facill- . ties for depositors. . Issues time certificates of deposits bearing , Interest as follows: Six months 4 per cent., . twelve months 5 per cent. J. B. FRANKS, ; < Prescient. ; SEABOARD AIR LINE. ! Time Table No. 4, j In effect 8:2$ a. m., Sunday, June 26th, 1S92. BETWEEN MONROE AND ATLANTA. | SOUTHBOUND. * lClftHH. 1 CIubk.,2Class. _ 4I._ ~~J*. 21. _ STATIONS. T,hru- Passun- LTh,n?. I gerMail ; , and Kx. Daily I except ' Dally. Dally. Sunday. LKAYK. I P. M. i"A7M7| P. M. Monroe | 1? 25 I 10 00 | 8 1ft , Chester 12 80 1 11 42 11 10 ('linloD I 2 22 !{ 1 4ft j{ { 45 Greenwood ! .1 !lr> I 2 ftl | 3 00 ' Cana 3 59 3 IW 3 SO Abbeville | 4 IT j 3 23 , 3 5.r> Watts 4 30 j 3 3D 4 2i? Calhoun Falls 4 5-3 [ 3 54 l| * Klberton 5 ?jo | 4 30 j 6 0f> 1 A then." i fi > n u- ' J uc Tavern J T 47 j C 31 ' 9 1 i ] Atlanta (Ionian Park).... 9 HO I 8 10 j 12 15 Abuivk. 1 A. M. 1 P. M. P. M. 1 ! NORTH HOUND. ' jl CIokk. i Class.,2Clam. ' |~jis ._| :to. 22. i STATIONS. j Thro. IPhmuiii J!un- gor,M.ll 1^: ' and Ex. Daily i I & * '? ! oxre|,t 1 Dally. Daily, Sunday. Lk.avk. ! P. M. ! A. M. i p. M. Atlanta (Inmau Park)....: 7 10 ! 6 85 j 4 45 .1 UK Tavern ' 8 54 | 10 19 | 7 10 Athene 9 50 ' 11 03 ; 8 50 Elr-ert-.n I 11 ?H> I 12 35, 10 30 Callmun Falls ' 11 35 I 1 10 j 1145 Walts . 11 50 1 2G : 12 01 Abbeville 12 05 1 42 I 12 30 , Cans 12 22 1 5T i 12 55 ( Greenwood 12 42 j 2 15 j 1 20 Cllnu n 1 45 3 20 ! 3 25 Chester 3 20 ' 4 ftS j 5 85 Monroe 5 10 (i 3-i , 7 45 Akkivk. A. M. ' P. M. A. M. South),otind trains, whellior delayed or not. hav<? absolute right of H ack over Northbound Trains of the sumo clas*. J NO. 0. WINDER, L. T. MYERS, Gem nil Manager. Oenend Superintendent. .INO. II. WINDElt, Superintendent. Glenn Springs Mineral Water for sale by I), i C. l.Kil're, Green wood, at S-l per ease of two(2> dozen quarts. Also on draught. it.'>0 allowed lor empty bottles returned. If you want a white vest call and get one at ha I f price. i\ Rosenheim Co. 1,001) fruit |ars at lowest prices (Jet yotir supply now before stock Is exhausted. \V. II. Bailey's Granite Front Drug store, Greenwood, S. C. It A lotol white vest* which will be sold at 40c on the dollar. Call early, I*. Rosenberg & Co. We have prepared for the fruit crop by laying In a good supply of fruit Jars. Call for Mason's, for they are the best. W.Joel Smith & Sous. Send to Greenwood machine shop for 18?2 catalogue of ltussell engines, threshers and saw mills. Free to any addrejs. 'I ' * ,1 Prompt Attention ; F. S. E Machinery Brokei DEAL Steam Engines, Portable Eng ary Boilers, Steam Fitt: Belting, Corn Mills Threshing Machir Brown, wins Cotton Don't fail to get PRICES from call and i G-reenwc Juno 22,1892. tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COURT. In the matter of the Estate of M. A. Davis, Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. JF. HODGES, as Executor for said estate . having applied for settlement and discharge, Jt is ordered, that Monday the 2r)th dny of July next be fixed for granting the relief prayed for. J. FULLER IA'ON, June 22,1S92, tf J udge Probate Court. Tie Stale of Sontb Carolina, County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A. A. Hand, Petitioner, against The Greenwood Compress Company and Jesse Thompson, Defendants. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Petition served.) To the Defendants The Greenwood Compress Company and Jesse Thompson : " ? f.T-WUCWPTl A Vn x uu uravlii 1 rju iunnjiiui/ j*.xi *~> required to answer the petition In this proceeding, which was filed in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for the County of Abbeville, State of South Carolina, on the thirtieth (30th) day of March, 1892, and of which a copy Is herewith served upon you, find to serve a copy of your answer to the said petition on the subscribers, at their office, at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days from the date of the last publication hereof, that Is to say, within twenty flays from the twenty-seventh day of July, 1892; and if you fail to answer the said petition within the time aforesaid, the abovenamed petitioner will apply to the Court for Lhe rellet demanded In the said petition. Dated at Abbeville Court House, South Carallna, this fifteenth day of June, A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety-two. GRAY DON & GRAYDON & GILES, Petitioner's Attorneys. R. G. McCants, Deputy C. C. P. [ L.S.J ro John A. Sibley, President of the Greonwood Compress Company, and Jesse Thompson. Defendants In theubove-en titled action: TtiKeiNOiice: iuiii. iuc iicuuuu uciou > ? ? lied In the otllce of the Register of Mesne Jonveyance for Abbeville county, State of South (Carolina, on the thirtieth day of March' 1892, and that this summons Is published In ibedlence to the order of the Court In this :ase, dated Juno 15,1S92. GRAYDON & ORAYDON & GILES, Petitioner's Attorneys. June 22, 189.', tf Registration NOTICE. I^HE BOOKS OK KEUIS mATIUIM be opened In my office in the Court Mouse, as tbe law direct on the 1 First Monday in Each Month, jntil first Monday In July, 1892, when the law requires them closed until after the next genjral election. This Is for the purpose of registering all persons who have become of age, or mtltled to register since last election; to transfer persons from this to another county ind from one township to another, or from >ne residence 10 another. All this must he , lone before or on the FIRST MONDAY in IULY. Lost certificates may be renewed .0 within 30 days of the election, and those < who become of age between 1st July and the i jleetion, must Register on or before the 1st i Monday In July. Those who Refused or Neglected to Register before the last election cannot Register until the law Is changed. J. D. CAE WILE, Supervisor of Registration for Abbeville bounty. Feb 3,1892, tf State of South Carolina, n x_ _r uouiiiy ui iiuucviiici PUOUATE COURT. [n the matter of the Estate of John Coats, I)c- i ceased ?Petition for Distribution, &c. To John M. lirooks, his Heirs, Administrators or Executors: You A HE IIEP.EBY SUMMONED AND required to be and appear in this Court, either in person or by attorney, on the ilrst Monday in.September next, to show cause, II my you can, why the unclaimed share ol mid John M. lirooks should not be distributed as directed by Statute In such cases made and provided. (iiven under my hand and the seal of the Court, this the ."Kith day of May A. L.S.J D. lS!?i J. KUIiLEIt I,YON, Judge Probate Court. lnnfl 1 IMM.fSI. School Notice. AIAj percoiiK holding schonl claims of November (l.s'Jl) will present. litem to the 'ounty Treasurer and yet the cash. K. COWAN, 1 June 8, Is!):!. " School Commissioner. R. m, BROOKS' OSCILLATING CIIURX IS AHEAD OF ALL. Will bring butter i|iitck?r than any oilier. 1 /V chiiil tlnve years old eun churn us well as an adult. Price S?. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try one. Call on or apply to It. M. HltooKS, Abbeville C. II., S. C. "There is but one (ilenn Springs." Tliej ''Spartanburg Herald" say*: 'I'eriodle.ally we hear of mineral sprincs just discovered "which exports say are (qua! to (Jieiin | Korlnus." hut just as periodically these | springs drop out <>l notice, while Hit: crowd of visitors at hon.it li giving Glenn increases each year. There are doubtless good mineral springs elsewhere, but to Imitate a compari son with Glenn Springs discredits whatever J else may be said In their praise. So far there Ik hut one Glenn Springs, and L). 'J. Dul're, at Greenwood is the agent. < Go to Smith & Sons for grain cradles. The .Josh Kerry M linger is the best. ( - - ?v:?S?,TVJ'fy-ti&Ti y';""' ?? ?B??????? Given to Orders ! IVANS, ' and Commission, ER IX ines and Stationary, Stationings, Pulleys, Shaftings, , Saw Mill Outfits, les, Cotton Preses, ihip & Pratt l Gins. me before buying elsewhere, or see me at >oci, S. O. ANNOUNCEMENT. For .Solicitor. I hereby announce myself aR a candidate for re-election to the office of Solictor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, subject to the action of the Democratic party In the primary election in August next. M. F. ANSEL. For Comity Commissioner. We are authorized to announce JOHN R. BUCHANAN as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce W. A. LANIER as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. The many friends of Capt. J. B. SAMPLE respectfully announce him hb h candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. We are authorized to announce R. H. ARMSTRONG as a candidate for re election to the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratlo primaries. Editor Press and Banner: Please announce me as a candidate for tlie office of County* Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. J. M. MAJOR. We are authorized to announce JAMES W. r.YON nr n pnndifint.e for rp-elprl.lnii tn Mir of flee of County Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce A. F, CALVERT as a candidate for ttie office ot County Commissioner at the coming election, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I am now before the people of Abbeville County as a caudidale /or the office of County Commissioner subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, and I solicit the support of the Democratic party. SAMUEL F. EPPS. For Coroner. We are authorized to announce It. M. BROOKS as a candidate for Coroner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Coroner of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democrat le primary. J. FOSTEK HAMMOND. For NberifT. The many friends of WILLIAM L. MILLElt, ol Mount Carmcl, announce hlin as a candidate for the office of Sheriff at the coming election, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce Capt. F. W. It. NANCE as a candidate for sheriff, subject ' to the action of the Democratic primaries. I hereby annouoce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff'of Abbeville County subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. G. H. MOORE. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff ot Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. W.D.MANN. . for Clerk of Conrt. We are authorized to announce L. C. MAULDEN as a candidate for Clerk of Court, subject to the Democratic primaries. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of the * Court of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. THOS. L. MOORE. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM R. BULLOCK as a candidate for election to the office of Clerk of the Court of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. For School Commissioner. We are authorized to announce G. W. COLLINS as a candidate for School Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primaries. The friends of Captain E. COWAN respectfully announce him as a candidate for re-election to the School Commissioner's office at the next election, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. For Auditor. We are authorized to announce T. J. GRIFFIN as a candidate for the office of County Auditor, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. 1 J. S. GRAVES is hereby announced a* a ^ candidate for the office of County Auditor, w subject to the action of the Democratic prl- maries. We are aulhori/.ed to announce W. W. BRADLEY as a candidate for the office of L'ounty Auditor, subject to the actlou of the Democratic primaries. Wanted to Rent. A SMALL HOUSE, must be in good repalri 1 wood and water convenient und ten or fifteen acres of land attached. Address J. P. CLEMENT, Care H. M. Clement, Charleston, S. C. June 15, 1892,at * P AM At. i' ui' wit Jjvwesi0( MARKET PRICES on tlio latest improved j Fruit Jars for Preserving " Cull on or write to D, C. DuPRE, Greenwood, S. C, B A Inr^e line of I!ASK BALL. UOOU.H, IIAMMOCKH, DUMB BULLS and INDIAN CLUBS, ^ last received at 1>. C. Dul'RE'S. == 2 Tauclefoot anil Sticky Flj Paper < Catches Flies every time, Call unci get soino at D. C. DuPre's.3 June S, I.M'J, 'Jiii Qnoo+ooloc nrirl Tlvpcrlnssfij?. kJJJGU Ul-iU-lUU LUiivv ?J ? TIIK cheapest ever brought to Abbeville. A large lot. Call 011 Dee. U, Ib'.U. tf J. W. HVKAItD. School Claims! AlJ. School Claim* dated prior to the first November (1S!H) will be paid by the County j? Treasurer du presentation. E. Cowan. (Vprll 21st. School Com., A. C. P' . . ?1 Victor sweeps. The best In the world. All tizes. .Smith St Sons. u '' :4';v' ' v H HSU i I i riftTimm UJjUllllilU! I nnTHiNf,! V U U J. 11111 \A ?& i't aa vf? iS *3? P. Rosenb The "Watch Hospital. I REPAIR ANT KIND OF WATC WHATEVER IS WB( PROPER PRICE. I IS (OCOIIT TO BI OONSIDK RATION A QUALITY OF WOR] PORTi THING R. B. HENN1 WATC SURG! The "Watch Hospital. aT>17T7TYO FtD oiiin/i;o With a LARE and we )RUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, WINDOW G PUTTY, COMB! GOODS, PER] The demand of this market can be supplied. Headquarters for tine CIGARS and TOBACCO. J to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at al You are respectfully Invited to call. P. B. n a m ti-ATerap Will keep on han< :ept in a General Merel >e glad to serve Custom ire receiving now an att 3ro A-iid ? ?k. ^4 Duke cigarettes at jobbers prices always on ? and at Speed's Drug Store. f You can buy soda water tickets for 50 cents b r dozen or two dozen for 95c. Cash prices at jieed's Drug Store. j 100 bushels fresh cow peas Just received at osenberg & Co. P r>/"/ jnr 1 ii?jfTTIT ** ? lit!!. _ D DOLLARS ! ; 4 m.m V < Ten thousand | Dollars worth of CLOTHING be- j ing thrown on the market at prices never before heard of. It makes no differ- ' ence how small or how large your needs may be in the Cloth i cfl ing line. We have just what you want. DELAY. 1 , -VJ Come right on and catch some of the bargains that are being shoved out, erg & Co. The ' | "Watch Hospital. 1L )NG, AND AT A 'KICK. MAYBE. !) THE LAST V I T II YOU? ? 18 THE IM Ill 1 I. EMAN, II JON. The "Watch Hospital. r<; store. : ill Selected Stock of tj a T*rnnc x axu lot LASS, PREPARED 3, BRUSHES, FANCY FUMES, STATIONERY, &C. Orders by Mall or hand promptly attend1 hours. SPEED. Sod a Co i Everything usually icmrliap StonlrfinH will iiWVAJbVlAMV/ rs/ WWM WMVB TV ers at all times. They ;ractive stock. jee Them. The Bascom Folder. This is o cut of our new FOLDING MACIIINR which can now he item at work in the Press and Uatiuer otlinu. Our patums :inil tho.se needing such u machine arc invited to cull ami sec it nt work. It is H'tnple, easily iiumlied and takes such little power th it you cannot notice it. The machine was put in oy the UAsH'OM FOLDKU t ONI I'ANY, of Sid Bey, wlilo. wlio nave wen iniimuiK aim si-iuu^ Hi. 'ii for tin* past eiirht years, ami every machine is lully warranted for live years. If yon need such a niaehlne please utile the above Company for prices, discounts ami terms, as they sell the machine on the imrst 1'avorahle terms. ai;knts: MAT1IKH NPPG CO.. Philadelphia, Pa. CHICAGO NKWSPAPKlt CNION, Chicago, III J. & 15. K. GAUiiKTT, Syracuse, N. Y. Think of it, white vests worth 83 for only I so. P. Rosenberg & Co. Uennlne West India spiced vinegar for sale y A. M. Hill A Sons. Try the "whip handle" cigar. The best. At .awsou'H. Tiie place to get what you want in drugs, alnUi,oils,tobacco,?$sc. Hpeed's Drugstore.