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IM1HI W11H? The Press and Banner. BY HDC-H WILSON. Wednesday, July 13, 1892 ' I Tlie Rnplist Church. Thkkk will be no preaching in the Abbe-1 ville Baptist church ui-xt Sunday, but on tliej lourtii Sunday, tlie 21t.li instant, a missionary i-i.i-iti niiinl MiMftintr will be held with morn lug anil afternoou services. The public are cordially Invited to attend, several preachers and speakers are expected to lie in attendance. and t lie exercises will doubtless beol" interest and protlt. Tilk Hod lies I>emooratic club will meet Saturday, July liitti. All persons who desire 1 ?> become members of the club will piesent themselves at said meet ins; and enroll their names. 1>. II. Ma^ill, President. J. M. Lieth, Secretary. Contributed Locals. Abbeville, S. July l-ltli, IS!!.'. Mr. T. W. Coojiler anil his charming nride ppent last Sunday in Abbeville. And left on Monday fur theirbome at Cross Hill. Miss Mary Grierof Laurens alter a pleasant visit to Miss Kliza (iambrell left for her home last Monday. The Misses Major who have been visiMng friends here returned to their home in Greenwood la?-t week. Miss Mary and Miss Susie Hill of (iroenvood are visiting their cousins the Misses Moore of Abbeville. A number of our citizens left yesterday to attend the Sunday School Convention at Mt. Cnnnel. The first home raisod melons of this season were brought In by Mr. Richard Sondley. Mr. John \V. Colem-iti of Coronaea has ju?t completed a cou?se in the Osboroe ltusincss College of Augusta. and came by last Mondii> to see his brother M. T. Coleman of this place. If Mr. Foster Hammond could raise a Coroner's jury .-is well as lie can grow tine cabbage, he would make a first class Coroner. Mr. Ferrln Quarles left la*t Saturday for Astivlile. X C, where he will spend some time with relatives. A number of candidates from town attend- , ed Children's Day at Gilgal last Saturday, and report a pleasant day. The most redicuious thing we have sean in n long time Is a twenty-five cents muzzle on a five cents dog. Did yon see that "black hoard" placed in the , Court House door? Look at It, read and digest. Miss Mamie Lee returned home from Green- , vllle last Monday. , Miss Florence Templetoti lelt yesterday to visit relatives at Ninety-Six. Miss Bessie Kd wards has just returned from visiting friends in Greenwood. Jim Robinson a colored farmer at Abbeville | brought in the second lot of home raised melons, last week. i Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Beacham, nnd Mrs. A. W. Jones visited their brother in Mt. C'nrmel , yesterday and will also take In the Sunday | School Convention on Wednesday. Mr. Tom Grant l'errln Is home again. Gilliam Bros., thrasher was in town yesterday, cleaning up our town crops. , Mr. T. 1'. Faschel and B. F. Morris from the ( valley town were in Abbeville last Saturday ( and report fine crops and plenty of rain. I Work on the School building Is suspended | for a few days. No lack of funds, but waiting lor material. I Mrs. II. B. Reynolds who has been visiting | J. R. Blake and family, lelt yesterday for her , home in Greenwood. Mrs. Blake, mother of our townsman J. II. | Blake is here and will spend some time In i Abbeville. News is scarce this week?too much rain. ( Our farmers are literally in the grass, at , least their crops are. in fact It Is getting so , serious that some of our merchants are rather , gloomy. Cheer up brothers?"behind the J clouds the sun is still shining." It will clear ? oil' by Friday according to our thermometer. | Reader did it occur to you that perhaps the i floods are descending to wash away the petty | lends of our people? Let us dry our eyes, get ( our hearts right and do our duty and all will be well wltn us. *u. i PERSONAL PARAGBAPHS, i Trof. Craighead is tlie guest of Judge J. l-'ul- 1 ler Lyon. Miss Mainle Lee returned Monday from ' Greenville where she has been visiiini! ' Mends for several weeks. Mr.and Mrs. Kauiey Hughes are visiting relatives in this place. Mi*s (iussle Caughinan, of Columbia, is visiting the family of Mr. L. H. Husseli. J Miss Sallie Wardlaw, of Oxford, Miss., who . has been visiting Mrs. Lila Mabry returned home to-day. Mr. Wyatt Aiken spent one day in Abbe- , vllle last week. ' Miss Jennie Edwards, of Due West, is visititii? Miss Mamie Lou Smith. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Thompson of Atlanta , are visiting relatives in this phsce. : Mrs. L. w. Perrin and Miss Belle Perrin re- ! turned last week alter a shot t visit in York- ' vllle. Mr. John L. Cranston and Mr. Wade S. j Cothran have pone to Anderson 011 business. ; ...ill h?. <r^rta u ill (in f >i Miss Grace Jones siller u short visit to friends in this place, returned home last Friday. Miss Lucia MeUowan returned last Saturday from a pleasant visit to friends in Greenville. Mis* Jeanule Harrison is visit log Miss Clarkie Colli ran. Mrs. T. W. Coogler, of Cross Hill, Is visiting relatives in our city. Crops are. as a rule, very fine and In a recent trip through i arts of Anderson and Laurens counties we noticed in particular tbe large amount of corn planted and the fine condition or the same. There Is a large acreage ol upland corn. Cotton looks well, and In con aidering the excessive rains for the past two weeks Is very ireo from grass. Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. J. M. Lawson and Miss Josie KusselI. The marriage will lake place in tin- Presbyterian church on Thursday next at 8s M p, m. After the ceremony a reception will he given the liappv pair at the home of the biltle, At VI o'clock mid nlistit tlie wedded pair will lake ; the G., V. & N. for New York, Niagara and other points of Interest iu the North. Watermelons have begun to appear on the market, and as usual tlie price Is nigli enough aint the melons comparatively small. ' it k in hr. Iwitiffl tlint the i/otni neuDle of Ah- ' bevillecounty will not. as has been d<>ne id Kdgefleld and other places so tar, forget litem- [ tie Ives as to "liowl down" any candidate be lie 1 Tillman or iinti-TIHman, should we have a public meeting here. I.et courtesy be shown ii like by both sides, and good order be preserved. I The "Old Reliable" was an hour and forty V minutes late .Monday evening. Cause, broken down engine on the main line, and a eonse- ( lyuent wait a: Hodges. s Mr. Foster Kirby will spend the summer in ' tlVe mounlians. lie Suit lor A.-hcvilie, X. L\, Monday. Miss Miiry Dul're left after a pleasant visit to relatives. I>r. Grier, K'-v. O. Y. ll<?nwr and Mr. ll.S. Galloway were among the visitors from Due West last Monday. Good gardens are the rule tliis year, and plenty ot vege ableof all kiiets. The editor of the 1'rcss ami 11 inner as usual , Isnt the front in all things pertaining to ttic ! good of hiK subscribers, and now gets the paper off at au early hour Tuesday night so our country tri< nds may have the news early next morning. A good move. We are Informed that the Executive Com mIMaa j> lit lit/* lunmniPIlt fit" Sheppard and Tillman to appoint two managers from each faction on the boards of imiuagersofthe various dubs. Mr. s. Cason ottered a resolution to carry out the agreement, but it was voted down. In Kdgotlelil it wan done, and it seems to us would have been fair to both sides. Turnip seed. Turnip seed. Just received a lot of Buist's fre.-h turnip seed, \V. Joet 8m ltli k Sons. Call at Smith <t Sons and supply yourself with Buist's turnip seeds. Smith & Sons have just received a lot of it'uist's fresh turnip seeds. All varieties. Call and get a supply. If you want a white vest call and get one at half price. I'. Rosenberg ?fc Co. The American preserving powder is the best.1 Fruit may be kept without sugar, or any quantity of sugar may bo ailded as desired, I For sale at Speed's l>rug Store. i-Iaddon are oflering special bargains in color china silk. Hitiidon oli'er parasols aud unbrellas at re-1 dneed price*. Jladdnn oiler a few patterns in line dress! goods at u KitcrliI<H5. New millinery, laces, dotted swiss, ribbous, iiowers. etc., just in at Haddon's. Think of it, white vests worth $ '! for only SI 5t?. I*. Rosenberg Co. Ciennine West India spiced vinegar for sale by A. M. Hill a Sons. Duke cigarettes at jobbers prices always on hand at Speed's Drug Store. "A good cutch." Tanglefoot fly paper. For sale at Speed's Drug Store. Everybody talks about what good tea and coil'ee Heath & Co., sell. If you are not supplied give them a call. We have prepared for the fruit crop by layins in a good supply of fruit jars. Call for Mason's, for they are the best. W.Joel Smith & Sous. LIGHT FROM GREENWOOD. POLITICIANS IN COUNCIL. ? Democratic Kpccclics from IHsflniiuisluil Oratory ? K<'|iiil)li<aii k?un>ih>iii fWm 11 Vn r iI'll I.lit ? All Sort ol Paragraph*. CJrcpnwood, S. July 11, ISfti, And "hit a ralnin." Mr. Robert tilbbs is at home from the university. Miss Mamie Pul're is visiting Mrs. J. J. Mosely. Kev. Mr. lvilgo Is oil' 011 a vacation. Mr. \V. R. IJailey will have on exhibition this (Wednesday) evening a block of ice with natural sun flowers frozen in it. Miss lii/zie Spikes and Miss Annie Rodgers from Texa* me visiting Mrs. H. G. Cheatham. U is said here that Messrs. ICeitt, l'ope and Sligli, of tlie Newberry delegation?each of whom Is a personal enemy of Johnstone and a would-be aspirant /or bis seat?were sorely disappointed at the recent Congressional Convention because no others opposed Johnstone's re-election. Hravo, Allianceir en. For fear of a carnage of our own rivaling in horror that of Carnegie's fit Homestead and more serious in its results let our Joint discussions be discontinued. What say you, gentlemen, of both committees. Rev. Mr. Forrester is at Ninety-Six this week assisting Mr. Carroll in a series of meeting-. The Register is displaying its crimson petard because its reporter charges Mr. Prince with saying the Tillmanites were a set of "curs" and "cayotes." 1 did not hear his speech but ?m !iltd no one who remembers any such remark, llow about the much ?"?? /iimiviiiriiuK nnlilmts unfilled bv Till innti any how ? Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McUee, of Due West, spent Saturday and Sundiy in town. Mrs. McUee is a most pleasant and entertaining lady. She Is an aunt of Senator Irby. Athens, Ga.. is a beautiful, cultured, elevated and healthful city of 1,WH) population, with all the conveniences of a modern city. None of equal size any where has more or finer buildings, public and private, their various Institutions of hieh learning, and proficient public school system justly entitles it to the classical appellation of the ancient city whose name it bears. I found among the progressive Athenians, Messrs. James and Walter Crews of our town who hold Rood positios in the railroad and telegraph service. Also Messrs. J. L. and A. E. Arnold originally from Lowndesvllle. The first deals In paints and oils, and contracts for ornamental ?nd decorative house sign painting. He keeps a large force of hands at work all the lime, and k>y dint of his own Industry has ncKumulated some property. The latter Is engaged in a livery, sale and feed stable, keeps nice stock and is doing a lucrative business. Judge Parish, of Yersales, Ky.. is on a visit to his daughter Mrs. I). C. DuPre. The "young ens" of town enjoyed a delightful high tea and moonlight picnic at Mr. Voe's spring Friday evening with Mrs. Marse rind Mrs. Simmons as chaperons. Mr. Kugene Goodwin is convulescent from i slight attack of lever. Mr. It. S. Sparkman is still sick with it. Mr. I-avis Kerr Is at home for a few days from Abbeville. Mr. Coleman Waller has been elected one of protessors in our graUeil school. >o oeuer choice could have been made, he having rec;ntly graduated with honor and distinction from Wollord. Noiicool which has previously been made in this column. The jovial, haudsome and all-round clever fellow "Hilly" Anderson delighted his friends >y his presence among us for a few days last iveek. Mrs.X., little Kiln and I spent a few days most pleasantly with relatives in Athens ast week, hence no "Greenwood notes." Chairman Dibble, of the State Conservative Committee, met here last Thursday with the ommittecs of this and Anderson county. It ivas an enthusiastic meeting and business of ;reat importance was transacted. Col. JUb>le brought us most cheering news from othir sections of the state. This with our own f now ledte of I lie changes being wrought in his county leads us to predict with more certainty that after the :>Oth of August It will be .Moveland and Stevenson, Sheppard and Orr. U'ter the committee adjourned a large crowd 'ollowed them to the hotel, where, after innsc by our now celebrated band, shortspeeches ivere made by Messrs. Dibble, McGowan and 'rince, of Anderson. Even a synopsis of them cannot he given here. Suffice It to say ,hat they were, in the main Conservative, .hose of Messrs. Dibble and McGowan renin kably so, that of Mr. Prince has elicited iomeadvers criticisms mainly from thoantls ?ery few TillmaniteK having heard it. I dare .ay the Medium will take for its text this >veek some of Mr. I'rince's utterances, and onlrol them into a great boogabooof hide[>endentism, and yet uet a line lias ever appeared in it against the third party talk of Plllninn or the Bowden?Ktoke's editorial 111 .he Cotton Plant. The text most likely to be [akeu is Mr. Prince's declaration, that '"lie ivas glad he voted lor A. IJ. Haskell in 1K9U." I do not seek to apologise for Mr. Prince for I lo not suppose he has any to otter 11 so he is Cully able to do it, but let every reader consider lirst of all the perversive tactics of the Medium, by appealing to the lowest passion in the human breast, and theu consider that Mr. Prince, like hundreds,yea thousands,of >tliergood Democrats?Wade Hampton in:1 tided,?considered Tillman's method of reviving the nomination tin-Democratic, i'hiuking thus it was but natural, however, inopportune for him to make just the declaration he did in boasting of the purity of his ballot. Willie he does not admit Hint he was wrong two years ago, his Democracy cannot be impugned, and if put to the crucial test will <tand where that oi many Tillman leaders would fail, for he is now battling uuder the peace and unity banner, with all that the term Implies, and will vote tor Tillman If nominated, how many Tillmanites will refuse to vote lor Sheppard, watch. Mr. Prince more than any other speaker of the evening, if possible, esehelved a division of the white peopleof this State, It would be well for us nil to bury the Issues of the past and attend Lo those that confront us. Weall know that tlie very name Haskell Is to aTlllinantte what a rt-d rug is loan infuriated bull, and l'lllman's past methods are quite as obnoxious to many of the anus, yet as long as there ire extremists in each faction both will be al mui'u iu, imwBvcr, mui'ii n iu?j uc uc|in?iu by tlie conservative men of notli factions. ,\lnu:j side of Mr. Prince's declaration over which our Tillman friends will make such a lo do, i place the bold assertion of Mr. 1>. R. ttampey, a most prominent Tillman leader in tills county, that he will vote for the third party rather than for Cleveland, how can you m cept the Democracy of the one and reject ihe othor. Fortunately there are only a lew i?f these untimely utterances, and it Is "demngotcical bosh" to single out the opinions of their authors and hold their respective /actions responsible for them. The masses will be uniteu after the primary?Selali. Hon. Tillman It. Denny, mayor of Johnston, came up Saturday with his daughter Miss Una to visit his brother-in-law Mr. \V. I'. Dean. He has been an Interested observer Ol the political status In Edgelicld, and he Is ielighted with the outlook. Kev. J. 1,. Vass has connected his new resilience with the Ori>hana;je by telephone, the work ol Mr. liryoe McCariey. Mr. Oiiky, of the U., & N., lias been with his friends in town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Simmons left Tuesday lor a weeks visit to their former home Truro, Nova Scotia. All the Georgians with whom I recently .. ... i ...Ill s;c? for the People's party. So much lor Tillman-Stokes-lJowden interviews and editorials. Miss Lnla Mctiec, of Due West, lias been spending a few days with tier aunt Mrs. J. \V. Sproles. Miss Simpson, a niece of Gov. Tillman's, is visiting hi Mr. J. S. Carr's. The meeting in the Itaptist church closed Thursday evening. There were Out lew accessions, but members of the church were great* ly benefitted. Our board of trustees have acted wisely in re-electing Miss Mary Met ice as assistant teacher In our graded school. We have quite an array of pretty young ladies visiting in town, whose many charms add greatly to the enjoyment, of our home raised belles. Among the number is Miss hula <'base, Spartanburg, with Miss liessie MeKellar; Miss Kdith lirodie and Miss Willie lirown. Charleston, with Miss Mollie Murse; Miss Leila tirogan. l.owndesville, with Mrs. J. Nickels; Miss Smith, White llall. with Miss Florence Kilcy. Mr. Martin Dunbar, of Savannah, Is visiting for a few days Mr. K. ! '. Dunbar. Mrs. It. 1\ Itlake and children are oil 011 a visit to her father l'rof. Mood, of Dim- West. It goes without saying that tlie Republican meeting here, three hundred strong, last Thursday endorsed Harrison, Held and tlie force bill. Speeches were made by .Mr. John K. Tolbert, Revs. IClugh, Lewis, l'ernn, liradiey and County Chairman Lewis Waller. The, speeches, except that of Klush's, all had ahout the same trend, the denunciation of the election and registration laws as they exist. Mr.TalUert's speech was the most enthusiastically received and to incite dissatislac lion seemed his only animus. lie advised the negroes that they were not citizens in the highest sense and never would be until their elective franchise was restored to them, for which they could only hope from the force bill. He advised tliem that our registration law was a I ram I and would not stand t lie test, and to raise a fund by stop paying taxes, il no other way to make that test in the courts. He also advised them not lo buy land as the Democrats could conliiscate that, ii they ehose tn Just as they had their right of suffrage. While he was very earnest and emphatic, as is his peculiar style, I think his venom,as some have designated it, was more inferred than Intended. Klugh. who is the pastorof the colored ISap1 ist church here, took just the opposite premises. While he proclaimed allegiance to the Republican party, lie admonished his auditors, that money and intelligence, virtue and respectability had always ruled and always would rule in this country, and without these essentials they could never hope to he more than hewers of wood and drawers o I water. He said it would make no difTernnec with a majority of thorn who was elected president as the spoils only went to a select fow. In' closing he encouraged them to more industrious, virtuous, honest iin<l upright living, the accumulation of proper!Iy and obtaining education as the surest and only means of; ever attaining respectable citizenship. Klugli is tar above the average colored man in intellect and is well educated. he uses good language and is a good orator, vet it was plain that his stylo did not suit his audience, notwithstanding the laudable introduction given him by the chairman as "a gentleman who would tell them the truth." M. ATTENTION DEMOCRATS! ? ?. MASS MEETING ON MONDAY, 18TH. Free I5:?rl?ociio and Everybody Invif* ?'<l to AftCIMl. There wi II be a meeting of tlie Conservative Democrats in the Court House on Monday, the lstii July. Col. James L. Orr and Col. Lawrence W. Yonmans will deliver addresses upon tlie political issues of the day. The meeting will be quiet and orderly, and a free barbecue will be served. We Invite all Democrats to attend?botb Tillman and anti-Tillman?who care to listen to argument and to learn the true statues of a Hairs in our State. An ovlra frnln wlfl Kp rim ? 1 onvIni? "V1 nOfV .Six in the morning early and returning in the afternoon. Conservative Committee. TEACHER'S INSTITUTE, An Intellectual Treat Tor all who May iio. The inclement weather has prevented as full attendance and as early beginning of the work as was desired. There was no formerally announced program for Tuesday 12., however the time was occupied by Professors Craighead, Hand and Lewes in lectures which were very entertaining to all present. The program for to day is as follows : !t.l.r>ft. m. Opening exercises. 9..'U)a. tn. Lecture on the "Study of Languages," by I'rof. E. B. Craighead. 10.ir> a. rn. Lecture on "The .Study of Physics," by Prof. Lewis. 15 minutes intermission. 11.1.*) a. m, Lecture on "The Study of Arithcmetlc," by Prof. Hand. 12..T0. Lecture by Prof. Craighead. 12.fr>. Query Box. The Rueceedig sessions will be conducted similar to to-days program. At the close ef each lecture a few minutes Is allowed to any one present for a more thorough discussion of each subject. Prof. Craighead will lecture In the Court House to-night. The public are cordially Invited to attend. Hon to Kat Fruit. The most beneficial anti-bilious mnfK/\/l nf noJnrr fruit on/1 nu n health promoter is to take them as dessert, after breakfast and dinner; to take them in their natural, raw, ripe, fresh state, without cream or sugar, or anything else besides the fruit itself. Half a lemon eaten every morning on rising and retiring, is often efficacious in removing a billious condition of the system, giving a. good appetite and greater general health.?Home and Health. Beware nl' Bail Smells. Beware of bad smells about the house; but remember it is not the smell itself that is dangerous, but what it is a sign of, and therefore try to discover and remove the cause of Ihe smell, whether it be a leaky soil pipe, a foul sink or garbage box, a filthy cellar or gutter or yard, or what not. Keeping Butter Sweet.?If your butter seems likely to spoil, immerse the vessel which contains it in cold limewater, and keep it there until the sweetness of the butter is restored.? Exchange. Bible Society. rpHE annual meeting of the Abbeville DisI irlct Hible Society will meet, in the Mutli odlst church jit Abbeville C. II., S. C., at 31 o'clock A. M.. July 27.IMtt. All the Branch Societies will please send up delegates and their contiibutlons in money to the cause. The 15oard of Directors will meet In the office of l'errin & Cothran at JO A. M. same duy. The following are members of the Hoard : President?W. M. Grler. Vice Presidents?J. S.Cothran, S. McGowan, H. T. Sloan, 1). D., Joseph L. Pressly and C. A. C. Waller. Directors?W. F. Pear?on, J. T. Parks, J. P. Kennedy, J. I). Neel, H. K. Bradley. Charles Evans, W. H. Parker, Win. Hood, J. Lowrle Wilson, J. W.Greene, W.T.Matthews, S. D. Irvin and J. W. Huckabee. Treasurer and Librarian?W. A. Templeton. Corresponding Secretary?Ij. W. White. Recording Secretary?L. W. Perrin. By rule of the Society members of the Board who are absent from two annual meetings consecutively, without rendering a good excuse are Ineligible for re-election. W. M. GUI KB, President. L. W. Pkkkix, Secretary. July I-'l, l<S!i2, 'Jt Furman University, Greenville, S. C. npiIK NEXT SESSION will begin on the I 2stli of September. 1M92. with a full piuiumiiiniiim mnuutu'io. x iivi v; v. several courses leading t.o degrees. Instruction thorough. Expenses moderate. I-<?r further information, npply to I>r.(\ MANI.Y.or to Prof. H. T. COOK. July 1.5, ls!)2, If $7.50 Given Away! $5.00 paid for the largest Turnip and $2.50 for next largest. riHlUNU'S MUST BE SOLID and delivered JL at my store by 15tli of November. NEW CHOI' lil'IST'S UELIAIiU-: TIT UNI I* SKKJ) JUST IN. K(l UI.H Sl'.KU. W. R. BAILEY, Greenwood, S. C. July l:t, 1 >!).?, it Tie State if South Carolina. County of Abbeville. COURT OK COMMON l'l.KAK. K. J. Jioo'/.cr, Plaintiff, against ! '. F. lJuribnr doini; business under I lie linn name of F. F. Dunbar & Co., and in his own right, mul .Ino. T. 1'iirUs as assignee. CO.Mri.AlNT Foil IIKI.I KF. L UIWUANT TO AN OltlUCK OF COl'ItT in the above staled wise, appointing me Special Muster and requiring me to advertise for creditors, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the said F. F. l>unbar A Co., und K. F. Dunbar, to prove their claims before me on or before the :;ist August, IS! 12. \V. A. LKK, June '."J, ls'JJ, Jt. Special Master. Prompt Attention ! F. S. E TVTnnliinorT7 T^rnlror XTAU/UUiUWl J VJUUJ ? deal: Steam Engines, Portable Eng ary Boilers, Steam Fitti Belting, Corn Mills Threshing Machir Brown, "Wins Cotton Don't fail to get PRICES from call and i Greenwc June 22, 189-2. tf MORTGAGEE'S II - OF Very Desirable Property. AS THE AGENT OK J AS. ALSTON CABELL, I will on the First day of August, 1892, the same belne Salesday, sell to the highest bidder the following Heal Estate and Personal Property, which is sold as the property of It. C. WILSON, under a mortgage given by the said It. C. Wilson to the s?id Jas. Alston Cabell, the mortnagor consenting to the sale In writing. Titles perfect. THE GABELL LOT, containing Four-fifths of One Acre more or less, bounded by A. M. Hill it Sons, tlio A. 11. I\ church lot, Washington Ktrcet 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. .IBI .,n/l (l,o Inl will hO ROltl Sella- I rately. THKMS?One-half cnph.aiid the balance on a credit of twelve mon hs .Purchaser to give his note and a mortgage on the property purchased to secure the credit 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 tbo right to pay all cash, If he so desires. For further particulars apply in person or by letter to the undersigned. Wm. P. Calhoun, Agent Jas. Alston Cabell. June'JU, 1SSKJ, 4t Tie Slate of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A. A. Hand, 1'ctitioncr, n gainst Tlie Greenwood Compress Com puny and Jesse Thompson, Defendants. SUMMONS FOR RKLIKt\ (Petition served.) To the Defendants The Greenwood Compress Company and Jesse Thompson : You ARK 11KRERY SUMMONKD AND required to answer tho petition In this pro ceedlng, which was tiled in the aflice of tho Register of Mesne Conveyance for the County of Abbeville, State of South Carolina, on the ....j... miW nn,| ,lf uiiruuui 1'iWLii; uuj ui iu(uu>i| which a copy i.s herewith served upon you, nn<l lo serve a copy of your answer to llio said j petition on tlie subscribers, at their office, at i Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, with-1 In twenty days from the date: of the last publication hereof, that is to say, within twenty j days iroin the twenty-seventh day of July, 1S'J2; and if you fail to answer the said peti-j tion within the time afore.'nid, the abovenamed petitioner will apply to the Court for the relict demanded in the said petition. Dated at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, this lifteenth day of June, A. 1). eighteen hundred and ninety-two. (JKAYDON* & UUAYDOX it (!I!,KS, Petitioner's Attorneys. 11. U. Mi Cants, Deputy c. c. 1'. | L.S.) To John A. Sibley, President of the (Jreenwood Com press Com pany, and Jesse Tliomp-1 son, Defendants In the above-en tit led action: | Take Notice: That the petition herein was! filed in the otlicu of the Register of Mesne, Conveyance for Abbeville county, State of SouMi ('arolina, on the t hirtieih day of March1S!)2, and that this .summons is published in I obedience to the order of the Court in this case, dated June 1"), 1s:i2. (JRAYDON A URAYDON & GILES, Petitioner's Attorneys. June22, lsyj, tf Bonl? nf T nnTTiflDCtrillp ! " U1 JJU l> UUV/U T AAAVJ I 1 LOWNUK8V1LLE, S. C. Capital Slock Paid in $11),920 00 Surplus ... I,(>00 00 0O1CS A (fKNKUAIi lUMvl.VC i'.CSIness. AllnnlN 1il-.nI security and facilities for depositors. Issues t ime certificates of deposits bearing J Interest as follows: six inoiitlis 4 per cent., 1 twelve months it per eent. J. B. FRANKS, Presdeiit. The place to get what yon want in drugs, paints.oils, tobacco, <V.c. Speed's J) rug .Store. Send to Greenwood machinc shop for 1MI2 catalogue of Russell cngineH, threshers and uaw mills. Free to any address. 4 Given to Orders ! IVANS, i ri ana uommission. ER IN ines and Stationary, StationLngs, Pulleys, Shaftings, , Saw Mill Outfits, tes, Cotton Preses, ihip & Pratt . Gins. me before buying elsewhere, or see me at >od, IS. C. ANNOUNCEMENT. iiiiiiiiin rjit'tiurn* We are authorized to announce the following candidates lor delegates to the State Democratic Convention to be held In Columbia, August :50th : J; Y. Jones, W. C. Benet, Dr. K. T. Lea, Dr. J. A. Robinson, It. H. Hughes, I. H. McCalla, s. A. Miller, J. H. Morrah, H.J. Klnard, M. B. Clinkscales, J. B. Holloway, U. B. Hlley. For the Iloiise or Representatives. We are authorized to announce Captain J. N. KING as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. W. C. McGOWAN. I hprphv announce mvself as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the rules of the primary election. HENRY J. KINARD. We are authorized to announce FRANK BGARY as a candidate for re-election to a seat in the lower house of the General Assembly, subject to the action of Democratic primary. We are authorized to announce Hon. J. TOWN ICS ROBERTSON as a candidate for re-election to a seat in the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the primaries. For Solicitor. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-elccllon to the oflicc of Solictor 6f the Eighth Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, subiect to the action of the Democratic party In tiie primary election in August next. M. F. ANSEL. For Comity TrenMiircr. We are authorized to announce JOHN R. BLAKE, JH.. as a candidate for re election to the ollice of Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. For Connty Commissioner. Wfi are authorized to announce JOHN It. BUCHANAN as a candidate for the ollice oi County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce W. A. LANIER as a candidate for t he ollice of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. The many friends of ("apt. J. B. SAMI'LE respectfully announce him au a candidate for the olllce of County Commissioner of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. We are authorized to announce It. H. ARMST KONG as a candidate for re-election to the office ol County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. Kdltor Press and Banner: Please announce me as a candidate lor the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. J. M. MAJOR. \Vre are authorized to announce JAMES W. LYON as a candidate for re-election to the ofllce of County Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce A. F. CALVERT as a candidate for the office ot County Commissioner at the corning election, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I am now before the people of Abbeville County as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner subject to the action of the Democratic primaries, and I solicit the support of the Democratic party. ? SAMUEL F. KI'PH. For Coroner. We nre authorized to announce It. M. BROOKS as u c:inclld;ito for Coroner, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself as a candidate lor the ofHcc of Coroner of Abbeville county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. J. FOSTER HAMMOND. For .Whcrlir. Tho many friends of WILLIAM L. MILLER, ol Mount Cnrniel, announce him as a candidate lor the olllce of Sheriff at the comIim election, subject to the action of tho Democratic primaries. Wo are authorized to announce Capt. F. W. R. NANCE as a candidate for Sherltt', subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ottlce of Sherlll'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 otlice of Sheriff ot Abbeville county, subject to the act ion of the Democratic primary. W. I). MANN. I'or Clcrli of Court. We are authorized to announce L. C. M AULDIN as a candidate for Clerk of Court, subject to the Democratic primaries. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to the otHee of Clerk of the Court of Abbeville county, subject to tlie action of the Democratic primaries. T1IOS. L. MOOKE. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM It. HILLOCK as a candidate for election to the ollice of Clerk of the Court of Abbeville county, subject to the action of tlie Democratic primaries. For School Commissioner. Wo arc authorized to announce (J. W. COLLINS as a candidate tor School Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primaries. The friends of Captain K. COWAN respectfully announce him as a candidate for re-election to tlie School Commissioner's office at the next election, subjcct to the action of the Democratic primaries. For Auditor. We are authorized to announce T. .1. (MIIKI''IN as a candidate for the ollice of County Auditor, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. J. s. GRAVES is hereby announced a* a candidate for the ollice of County Auditor, subject to tlie action of tlie Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce W. W. IM> \ Tvl I.<\* .. ..,,,,,11.1,,)., ||wa of County Auditor, subject to tlie actiou of the Democratic primaries. Set it os. The largest quantity of soluc netting over brought here, also a very lnree line ol Wall 1'nper (.ordering and Dadoes of best quality at very low prices. Call ami see fur yourselves. 1). C. Dul're. J tine 22, IS!'-. 1 mo Greenwood, S. C. "There is but ime Glenn Springs." Tlie ''Spartanburg Heralil'* says : "Periodleally we bear of mineral springs just discovered "which experts say are equal to Gieiin Springs," but just as periodically these springs drop out of notice, while the crowd ol visitors at health glvim? <ilvnn niiTciisrsciieb year. There ate doubtless pood mineral springs elsewhere, but to imitate a comparison with tilenn springs discredits whatever else may bo said in their praise. So far there is hut one tilenn .springs, and 1?. 'J. Dul're, at Greenwood is tlie agent. A lot of white vests which will bo sold al Jiiicon tlie dollar. Call early, I'. UoKenberg A t:o. The Glenn Spring water is beneficial in maiiyeasesof summer complaint. Call on l>. C. Dul're, at Greenwood, to get water and iuformation, tf. All white goods reduced In price. \V. K. 11'.el I. V |V . ' "'i , J . ' two jj^fl jfjg |fl M 2SS I KM J Qfl flBf fl gffl Wtf HI Mill rinTiimn, ULu 1 Hlil u : ? I ? . CLOTHING! P. toiih Elgin, Waltham and N in Gold, Silver o tW LOWEST PRICKS. LARGEST STOCK I TO SELECT FROM. The Only Engrave R. 33- HEJ I SPEED'S DE With a LARE and w< DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, WINDOW ( PUTTY, COMB GOODS, PER The demand of this market can be supplied. Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at a You are respectfully Invited to call. IP- zo. ElTeiii[ Will keep on han kept in a General Merc. be glad to serve Custom are receiving now an at Gro AncI ? You can buy soda water tickets for r>0 cents per ilo/en or two dozen for U5c. Cash prlecs at speed's I'ruj{ Store. 1(Xi bushels fresh cow peas Just received at ltoseuberg Jc Co. -: WW. ===== - ___ ^ t t 0 DOLLARS ! | J Ten thousand Dollars worth of CLOTHING be- ' . ing thrown on the market at prices nev* er before heard of. It makes no difference how small or how large your needsmay be in the Cloth: \a/^ 1 ' . nig line. vve navt? just what you want. Hit DELAY, j Come right on and catch some of the bargains that are being shoved out. AM ft IV I V1Q U VVi " ffBESi Hk mjjj^ . on-magnetic Watches ?r Nickle Cases. FINE WATCH WORK AND REPAIRING. ALL WORK WARRANTED 12 MONTHS. ir in this Section. JISTEJVEAISr. >na QTAPP bUU UlVLLLi. *11 Selected Stock of paints, rLASS, prepared s, brushes, fancy fumes, stationery, &c. . Orders by Mail or hand promptly attend11 hours. SPEED. lietoo & Co d Everything usually handise Stock and will .ers at all times, They tractive stock. N m 5ee ? nem. The Bascom Folder. This is a cut <>f our new KOI.DINO MACHINE which can now In- seen at work in the Press ami lianucr otliw. Our patrons mxl those needin;.' such a machine nri' invito! to call ami Mee it at work. It is simple, easily hamlleil ami takes such little power that joii cannot notice it. The innchinc wns put in liy the liASCO.M KOLDKU COMPANY, uf ?i<llley, Ohio, who have been htiiliiiiii: ami selling thetii for the past eislit years, and every machine is fully warranti-<l lor live years. If you neeil such a * machine please write tin- above Company for prices, discounts a id I terms, ns they sell the machine oil the most favorable terms. AliKSTs: MATIIKI8 M'K'fi < (>., I'hilaiWplila,Pa. i'lllOAliO NEWSI'Al'EK t'NlON, Chicago, III. .1. it li. V. UAIlliETT, Syracuse, N. Y. Try the "whip haudle" cl^nr. The best. At I.uwsoij'h. "(ilenn Sprincs" water on draught and by (lie gallon at W. K. Ilalley'.s (iranlte Front Drug .Store, l?iveuwuod, S. C. Juue 23,1 in.