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The Press and Banner, BY HUGH WILSON. Wednesday, Oct. 26,1892 IkeKth of ('Mptnin <i. X. Ilorict-u. ('apt. U. M. Hodges, of Hodges. who was s< hinllv out. In his i?lr> Iml. uwk illnl on l!l< liisrht of the l'Jth ln?>nnt. Captain Hoilges was it man of unusual will power and grea nerve force, and it wa* hoped that these far in ties would enable him to endure the seven ( hock to lus system and recover ironi his ter rihle injuries, hut they proved unavailing am heylelded up his lile as suited above. He w?u h courageous man. a prominent citizen. an( an industrious worker. Whatever pertainei lo tlie best interests of his town and sectioi he zealously engaged In, and his best elTiirti were given to the advancement of the inter ests 01 liis county and Slate both in waratu in peace. One of our bent citizens was los when (<abe Hodges died, and one that vvi could uot well afford to lose. I'm-lnliiieri Letter*. List of unclaimed letters for week enflinj, Oct. 22d, 1S92: Joe Abies, H. Keasel, Mrs. M H. Cusotl, -Miss Annie Donavln, Miss Talttbi 1'. Dale. Malinda Gladden, Mrs. Ann Jones ol.. Miss Anna McKeller, Miss Rosa Miller, Joshua Romans, Mrs. J. H. Scliroeder. T. N. Tolbert, I*. M. 1 III IIIPl'lllll * IVI UKUim. Messrs. C. P. Ilamruoud A Co. have just pro oured a buttonhole machine and can imikt latiits fine sho?s. Any 6tyles and of the very l.est quality. See them. The following temhirs iwre awarded first grade: J. E. MoD viil, M i>s Kin ma Bell. MI?h i.lzzie Brltt, Miss Carr ie C. outlier. Miss Mollie Creswell. Mis* .v. Louise l.csl.v. Miss Jeunliette Murdoek. Miss Corr'e .McCilnion, Miss Janle Boyd, Mi?s Mollie Titile. Miss !>iillie Watkms, Miss Ida ilorton, Miss Jennie VaiIr^r Mice Initio I, I lU 1,111 rick T. O. KlrkDat lick, Miss Tillie Koblnson. K. Cowan. Scliool Commissioner. ? ? Messrs. T. II. KLUGH and W. II. Welsh are In loivu delivering the granite from lueir Quarry for (lie building of the Associate KeJormed Cnurcli. These gentlemen furnished the giatille for the new school house. Itisot first-class quality and tbelr reasonable prices l isure a liberal custom. Ii you need gruuite be sure to write to them. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Tbe many friends of the Kev. Mr. Hanckel' wuo has been very HI, will be glad to learn that tie Is much better. I?ir. J. Ky Hillia, Jiuugio, YYi*o U y 1071/ ??W" attending.Synod. Do you wani to live cheaply ? Come to Abbeville. Do you want good nealtb ? Come to Abbeville. Do yon want to Invest your money, aud invest it well? Try Abbeville. Do you want best prices for cotton, and In fact lor ail Jurni products? Bring them to Abbeville. Do you want to educate your children? Move to Abbeville. We are not like some towns. We don'l want, the earth. We did v.int the railroad shops, and we got them. The public school opened on Monday laBt with about 175 pupils In attendance. The school building is not completed In lull, bul three rooms have been so li?r completed that they are perfectly comfortable and suitable as school rooms. Conductor John Cothran of the G., C. & N. spent Monday morning in the city. He lelt on the 1.42 for Monroe, N. C. Miss Mary Aikeu has been visiting relatives In town during the Synod. The Presbyterian church was crowded lasl Sunday night. The Kev. Dr. Girardeau, ol Columbia preached from 1 Peter, 4th chapter and 18th verse,**And If the righteous scarcely be saved. where shall the ungodly una nu sinner appear." Mit^s Annie Cothran and Miss Jennie Harrison. who have been spending several days with the family of Judge Cothran, lelt yesterday morning for Atlanta, Ga., on a short visit. Of course our neighbor, Greenwood. will rejoice with us In our getting the G., C. & N. shops. Mis* Kate Giles, of Granltevllle, Is visiting Mies Florence Ternpleton. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Haskell spent'Sundny In the city. The dust has been a great source of annoyance durlug the last ten days, till yesterday morning, when a shower put an end to It All the services of Synod were well attended, and especially so at night. The seating capacity of the Presbyterian church was then taxed to its uttermost. With onr new school and a free school at that, and the G? C. <t N". shops, our town ought to grow steadily. Not boom, but grow with a steady rapid growth, and it will do so. So come and cast your lot with us. Born to Mrs. s. J. Link Wednesday, the 19th, a daughter. On Thursday, the 20th, to Mrs. J. R. Mlnter, Jr., a son. Monday was a very dump cool day and made us hunt up la>t winter's clothing, and a lire was In order. Misses Watson and Wysor and Mrs. Wiitsou, of Due West, were the guests of Mr. W. A. Ternpleton and family Sunday last. A Iupuo nnrrihur nf onr frlpiiiltt from thA couDtry came la to hear Dr. Girardeau Sunday nighi. The music at the Methodist Sunday school last Sunday was good. Mr.J.A.IIIll had Just received a new cornet for tbee?-peclal purpose of playing with the organ, which is so well presided over by Mrs. Knox, and with about a hundred voices the music was full and sweet. Monday was a "red letter day" for Abbe ville. The free school was opened, and Its opening marks a new era in the history of this historic town. Mrs. Calhoun DuPre. of Greenwood, visited Miss Ellen Parker last week. The citizens meeting Monday night was a most harmonious one, and the sentiment wus without any exception, in Invor n| securing the G.,C. & shops, mid it was with a unanimous vote resolved 10 accept I lie Railroad Company's proposal, and we will have the shops. Masters Christie and S;im Benet, who have beeD quite sick are improving, and will >oou beable to join their lnendsal the new school. CONTRIBUTED LOCALS. The prospects for Abbeville st.lil brinbtene and a glorious future looms up before us. May the G., C & N. R. R. CotnpnDy live long, prosper and grow rich, Is the wish of the people of Abbeville. Will Abbeville have the G., C. & N. R. R. shops located in lu-r borders? she certainly will ir a proposition rroin the railroad authorities, unci an acceptance of It by our people mean anything. Abbeville's graded school opened last Monday with an attendauce <>r about 150 pupils, and more to come In. With an efficient corps of teachers, a large and comfortable building, It* success is already assured. Move to Abbevllleand begin I lie anew. Engage In business, educate your children free, and grow up with the new growth which the early dawn will soon usher In. School books are entirely too high In proportion to other books. We would suggest thai our teachers niuke arrangements with the publishers Irom whom they buy to take the old books of the children In exchange, which arrangement can easily heefl'ected. Miss Eula Cobb and Miss Mozelle Taggart, two charming young ladies ot the city ol Greenwood, spent last Saturday and Sunday in Abbeville visiting their Iriends, the Mlssee Hammond. Mr. Dick Boyd came down last Ru?day to see his best girl. Dick is t> leased with hie new home, but be is in love with Abbeville and her people, and keeps up with them by reading the Pre?s and Banner. Our young men are contemplating the organization of a grand lodge of the Knights ol Pytliias. It is a good order, and we hope will soon be organized. Miss Nannie Anderson, one of Greenwood'* prettiest young ladies, is spending the week With her cousin, Mrs. Chapman. At a public sale a few days ago, In a certain town not far from Abbeville, a dog sold foi 89, and a milch cow for 8. We suppose it wat a noon dog." There was an unusually large congregation in the Presbyterian church last .Sunday night, listening with marked attention to a grand discourse delivered by that learned and distinguished man of God, I)r. J. L. Girardeau. Rev. Smith, of the PreRbyterlan Synod filled the pulpit. In the Methodist church last Sunday morning preaching an excellent ser uion. Mr. James A Hill, with his beautiful silvei c >rnet, adds greatly to the singing lti th< Methodist Suuday school. Mr. John A. Tarrant, of Mt. Carmel, wai selling cotton in Abbeville yesterday. Cotton is rolling In every day and bringlnj a good price. Trade Is brightenlrg upandou: merchants are smlliotr. I)r. s. (i. Thomson received by expresR las Monday a coop f beautiful Wyandotte fowls Many of our farmers have gathered In near ly all their cotton, and are now busy sowinj wheat and oats. Excursion to Charleston for gala week tiex Monday,Hist. One cent per rnlle round trip Agents Branch and Barnwell have adjustei the losses oI E. A. Templeton & Co., and ii the most satisfactory manner. M. Headquarters for all kinds of fruits at A M. Hills it Sons. Our motto?"Sell shoes," "Take care of tin home trade," "Guarantee galls faction." C. I1 Hammond & Co. Get one of Minter's solid oak suits at SlO.iiC The best bargain In town. ; THE PRIDE OF ABBEVILLE ? ? ? OPENING OF THE GRADED SCHOOL. One Hundred and Seventy-One Chll ?l xiklk * i I Ail anxiously looked-for event In the his ! iin ? of Abbeville ciime otr last Monday. Octu j bei L'l, Ii9_'. when t he Abbeville Graded Schoo e was formally opened by Professor Moncreitt i win) enrolled the names of one hundred ant t. seventy-one scho.ars. As the opening of ih< ? school Is a mutter of history in which futun e generations will feel an interest we print th< . names of the pupils. The teachers are: Pro 1 fewnr Moncrelft of Tennessee. Miss Hubbarc s of Virginia, and Miss Clark I'erriu ol Abbe 1 vi lie. t Parian, Kdina, DeBruhi, Louise i Deliruhl, Marshall, (Jambrell, Virijluia s (iat.v, Blanche Henry, Lucy - I'ki wards, John litII, Kennet h I Lai liner, Willie Mell wain, Hugh i | Klrby, Florence Klrby, Waller ? Hemphill, William Simmons, Nellie Chroeder, Nannie sign, Mary Mcllu'aln, Virginia, Sign, Frank Seal, Willie White, Lent Miller, Htssio Wilson, Nellie ' Wilson. Bessie Clarke, Minnie S-ott, Doilie Scott. Lottie >^n.iii. (duke W'elhur I 111 111 III* #11 vl t ,1 * ... . Cannon. George .V^ i>rei ^'ma Gary. Marie HIII, Robert Hill. B?sMe Henry, Mack Hill, Ma*?lo M?rmw, irene Morrow. Lu^y 1 ,lo Reese, Nellie K.ibei tson. Lois . Taugarl, Hal White, bailie i Vi/.-msku, Ernest Wilson. Daisy White, Ueome Whltaker,Marie Hammond, Nettie Bradley Thomas Cason. Maule - Cason. tannic Edwards. NHIIe Douglas. Harvey (ianibrell, LilHun <Jaiiibrell. fc.llen Vi/anskl, Bell? Graydon, Mad^e Sign, Murnle Heniptiill. Gertrude Hammond, Gaines 1 enny, Willie Douglas, Mary Mcl waln.Ollle Hill. Jimnilt Hoy kin, Marie Douglas, Alice Moore, Tlios. Wilson, Leeola Hamilton, Ira Wi.snn. Daisy 1). Scott, (tussle Scott, Clarkle Moore, Gertrude Reese. Floreld Templeton, W illie WMtaker, Miller, Demy Pinkerton. I?ih ThomM>n, Eliza TaE"art Mary Edwards, Georgia Douglas, Essie Whltaker. Marvin Moore. L. Broadus Hill, Ollle Staal. Pit-vim Hill, Bertlm Henry, Albert Cannon. Sidney Kirby. Eva Lee. Sidle Lawson. Frank I^awson, Wl'l Ouarlt-K, Juole McMillan, Foster Sign. Nellie Templeton, Giles Robertson, Townes . Hammond, Will Bradley. Mi.flat Bowers, Eugene Presley, l'aul Ree^e, Bradley Ben el," Sam Smith, Gillespie Hemphell. lt'ichel Benet, Christie Roche, Eddie Edwards, Ed Edwards. Roht. Perrln, James Henry. David Seal, Rebecca Thomson, Rlugln Morrow, Fannie White, AV111 Thomson, Calvert Henry, Florence Leslie, Maggie Cauiiliman. Gussie PerrlD, Belle White, Emmie Starke,S.-;llie Lou Mann, Mattle Mann, Marvin Penny. Emory Moore, Ettie Penny, Mary Smith, Allen Perrln, .leanie wnne, uucy Smith. Grace White, Jeaale Robertson, May Templeton, Llllle Coogler, Bes?le Barnwell, Willie Hammond, Nora Barnwell, Foster Murray, Bessie Whitaker, Agnes Hammond, Scott Lee. Mamie Perrln, Mamie Lee, Gas Mnbry. Eliza Calhoun, Florlde Calhouu. Willie Walker, Louis Seal, Thos. Scott, Nannie Tagcart, Wlnton Dusenberry, Maggie Simile, Minnie Spratt, Llllle Walker, Mary Miller. Val Dusenberr.v, Geo. Giles, Ira SVilson, HI lie Quarlee, Perrln Mlimrd, Chun. Hill, R.E. McMillan, Eugene Robertson, Eugenia Al'.iier, Helen Seal, Mariln Grnydon, Stirling Scott, Nellie White. Annie Giles, Sallie Henry, Sarah Schroeder, Inez Pressly, Raymond Giles, Sallie Henry,Sarah Hughes. Chris. At the opening of the school quite a number of the parents were present, and rejoiced at the fruition of our hopes In getting so fine a school. The buildine is a two-story brick structure of modem architecture, with all the conveniences of the bent school houses. Toe healing, lighting and veutlllatlng arrangements are perfect. The building lacks yet much of being completed, but several of the rooms are nearly finished. JONES AND COLUMBUS. Th? Children Join in Kong t?nd Speech In Honor of the Finder. Jones, 8. 0., Oct. 22,1892. The Jones school observed Columbus day yesterday, 21st instant, with tbe following program: 1. Heading the ninth (9th) Psalm and pray er by the teacher. 2. Reading the Governor'# Proclamation. 3. Song?Praise to Thee?By the School. 4. A brief biographical composition on Christopher Columbus?By Mr. J. H. Davis. 5. Reading?By Miss May Blackwell?The First Voyage of Columbus. 6. Essay by Miss Lldle Jones?America In 1492. 7. Song by the School?Little Children's Pntlse. 8. Declamation by Mr. Clifton Robertson? Our Country. 9. Esfay by Miss Alpha Rasor?America In 1892. 10. Song by the School?Blessed be the Name. 11. Short Intermission. 12. Address by Dr. J. R. Smith, of Laurens ?Greatnes* of Columbus and the manllold blessings as a result of bis labors. 13. Prayer by Rev. Wallace Nelson. 14. Song by the audience?All Hall the Power of Jesus Name. 15. Address by Mr. J. S. McGee?Character anil Incidents of Columhus lite. Hi. Address by Rev. Wallace Nelson?The i blessing of God and the gratitude and service we owe In return. 17. A collection was taken for Connie Maxwell Orphanage. 18. Song by the audience?I want to be a \> orser lor iuc xjuiu. 19. Closing prayer hy Mr. J. F. Morrison. Miss LldleKlley served as organist and added much to the enjoyment of the occasion by the sweet rausla rendered. Messrs. Homer Oulla and James Henderson i acted aR ushers, and Miss Nona Riley and Mr. Willie Jones took the collection. Fonipey. HARRIED. ! Married, Oct. 19th, 1S92, at Storevllle at the bride's grandmother, by Rev. W. F. Fearsou, Rev. \V. C. Ewart, of Lancaster, and Miss Lucia W.. only daughter of Mr. Jas. A. Reld, of Anderson, S. C. 1 Married, Oct. 21st, 1K92, Miss Mattle Eliza Horn, or Edgefield, and Mr. Lemuel O. Beau' ford, ot Troy, Rev. H. T. Sloan officiating iniulBter. : CITIZENS MEETING. There will be h meeting of the citizens of the ( t?wn. In the Court House on Tuesday night November 1st, 1892 at half past seveu o'clock. , Matters of vital Importance in connection with the Graded .School will come up for con, slderatlon. i A full attendance of those Interested In i the welfare of the school, and of the town Is earnestly requested. By order of the Hoard of Trustees, r W. A. TEMFLETON, Chairman. FRANK B. OARY. , Secretary. Oct.'24, 1892.?It. [ Heath & Co. have quite a reputation for sell' injj good cott'ee. They have Just received ten ' baits ot that celebrated brand "Mara," which is unexcelled lu quality uud llavor. 1 A big lot of good gruiu cradles now ready | or you at Smith & Sons. Heath & Co. have In stoe* twenty dozer bi*Uets which they oiler at 5 and 10 cents j each. .! C. I'. Hammond ?fc Co. are now ready for th< j winter in shoes, lilg stock and big Induce r! incuts, i | (Jo to Heath's for your powder, shot and ; loaded shells. They sell ttie material thai i brings in the game. [ Heath & Co. sell Imported blacking callec I Clrage Francais Uut verselle Hue Des Tourn r, elles. t,' Another car loud of flour just received anc! t one on the road to come. We expect you tf . j help us make room t>y buying some bulf doz ? en barrels or more. Heath ft Co. | C. P. Hammond St Co., have the finest lltu t of Shoes shown In Abbeville in a long time .all grades. ' | Don't forget Haddou's opening next Thurs 1 day, Sept. 22. ! R. M. Haddon St Co.'s fall opening will begir next Thursday, 22ud September,and contlnui for three days. 1 R. M. Haddon & Co.'s millinery stock hai , been selected with care by Mrs. Haddon ii person. The ladles may rely upon gettlni the latest styles. School supplies at Haddon's. You will flni Inst, whut vou need for school nirls. 1 THE COTTON MOVEMENT. i. THK WOKK OK TIIB OISS. Up to la*t Monday night the aegregat work of ginning and packing done at the dll ferent-K'nneries, was as lollows: . Oil Mill 4^2 bales. Henry Ginnery MO bale*. Lawsou's Ginnery (its bales. Total lfiTO bales. Khipiiieiitft. ?v <;., c. a >\ Previously reported 19S4 ba'es. Shipped since last report 353 bales. Total to Monday night _2&J7 bales. BY K. it D. Previously reported 1210 hales. Shipped since last report.... 413 bales. Total to Monday night 1029 bales. Total shipments by both roads 3,906 bales. The Oil Mill. DAILY REPORT OF TIIE WORK. PoundsHeed. Gallons <>11. Oct. 17 day and night 21,6*06 420 Oct. 1H day aud night. -10,752 900 Oct. 19 day and nlirht 45 W18 900 (Jet. 20 dav and night 4f!i>84 WW Oct. 21 day and night 4G.(il(* 920 Oct. 22 dMy and nieht Hi),'^>2 Wio Oct. 21 day and night 29,871 57u Shipped to date, 12,100. Wanted. 'invo YOUNG MEN WHO CAN FURNISH I a horse, to sell Singer sewing Machines. Apply In own hand writ In- fo E. A. SMITH. C. Act., Oct. 26.1S92,31 MeCormlek, S. C. FEDERAL ELECTION FOR PRESIDENTIAL Electors and members of the Fifty-Third Congress of the United States. AN election will be held on Tuesday Novamber the 8th. next 1892 at the legally established polling precincts in Abbeville County for Representative of the Third Congressional District of Bouth Carolina in the 53rd Congress of the United States and for Presidential Electors. The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock ?- -- - ? ? J Vv*. I* y\?. t II. III. ?IIIJ I'C UfJCLI WKLIUUt IIIICImission or adjournment until 4 o'clock p. ra. The managers shall administer to each person offering to vote an oath that be is qualified to vote at said election according'to the constitution of the State and that he has not already voted in *aid election. The following named pprsons have been appointed to manage said election by the Board of Commissioners ofElecliou for Abbeville Oouutv, to wit: abbeville J. L. Hill, J. E. Jotif-'S, H. H. Hill. Mt. Cakmel. M. L. Kay, J, H. Watsou, J. W. Mdrrah. cokesbory. J. D. Pace, C. Rr in water, J. A. McCord. Greenwood, A. B. Ellis, J. R. Bullock R. G. McLees, Ninety->8ix. W. 8. Richardson, J. V. Bcott, J. P. Phillips, Donnaldsville, J. C. McDill, W. R. Duon, L. A. Shaunon. Due west, J. A. Devlin, B. Cowau, M. G. Donald. Antreville. L. O. liobmsoD, T. (J. Butherlaud; J. N. Knox. Bradley. E. W. Watson George P. Hughes, D. W. Jay. Lowndesville 8. 8. Boles, S. F. Eppa, Jbi vv * narper. Magnolia. Ro'nert Heater, <J. G. Mc.\ili?ter, L. C. Haskell. Long Cane. 8. P. Pressley. A. F. Calvert, T. L. Haddou, Cedar Spring. John Lyon, John Brown, Jr., John Edward*. McPormick. R. L Edmonds, J. L ReynolJs, L N. Chamberlain, Troy. 8. O. Young A. W. Boyd, J. W. Faulkner. i Notice is hereby given that the 1 above named persons have been appointed managers of the Federal Election to be held oil Tuesday, November 8,1892. at the several precincts in this i eouuty. The first named of each Board of Managers will meet the Com> tnissioners of Election at Abbeville " Court House on Thursday the third of . .November for ilie purpose of beini; t sworn in and receiving the boxes, instructions, po llist, etc. 1 Polling places of said federal Elec' tiou shall be uot exceeding one hun . Idredyardu t'nm the polling plaeeforiht Btate and County electn n to beheld - at the name time. j G.N. NICKLES, Chairman W. L. MILLER, ' J. T. fiOKlOX, j Board of Commissioner* Federal ' ElfCtiou. Oct. 25. 1892 J Tho new thing?Cotton "Eiderdown" foi j blazers at Haddon's. t C lead pencils for 6c. W. E. Bell. I Don't be alarmed about the advance in su 1 ear. Death will have something to take tin place of it in case the price goes too high. Fine WATCH RE ; A SPECIA1 I do not carry a stoc but give my whole and u fcm+inn m T7 Tva-nair Tm UUXi U1VIJ. UV AAA jr 4 vjy/uu* ? ? assuring prompt attention left in my charge. A written Guarantee foi given with every watch r< I am also prepared to of Clock, Jewelry and S] pairing promptly, and i manner possible. Satisf* anteed. Respectfull H. W. JOHN! PRACTICAL WA AT D. C. DuPRE'S DR i CfRKKMWOOll Hi HAP 1 over Little township, oil CAN WE AFFORD TO SELL FIRST class goods since the recent decline In if ? cotton Is a question which we have deter- JL JLTu ( mined to answer In favor of our customers. If you need anything in at u 0'cl0ck j letting. MILLINERY, ~ DSESS GOODS, c ^ ' Oct. 20, 1892,! Silks, ~~ _ , jVEg VGlVGtSf fni Mi i The Stati Hosiery, coun Gloves. A. J. Cllnksc Shoes, VIRXU] .. i? made In theal > or any article In , . * - sale ut public LADIES TORS County, to wli YOU WILL FIND IT AT land in White ? ? Eiffhtv HacicLons se: and others. Oct. 26, 1892, It TERMS OF on a credit ol from day of ss Master's Sale. erandmortga o pay for pape The State of South Carolina. Qct M l89, COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Me Geo. S. Wilson et al. Admrs, against T. S. Gor- The Stat don.?Foreclosure. BCOUN Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF 8ALE made In the above stated case, I will offer for C0Ul sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., LulaDendyni on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1S92, within the legal hoursof sale, the following described "O property, situate In said State and County, to -DY VIRTU wit: All that tractor pureel of land, con- madelotbea talnlng sale at public An MAT .J? n A 1 Two Hundred and One (201) In tbe legal h scribed propei Acres, County, to w land, contain! more or lees, bounded by lands of A. G. Ho- Sixtva gau, Estate of W. B. Bowie, E. Westfleld and ^ others. more or less, I TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to nor, Samuel J pay for papers. gins and othei J. C.KLUGH, Master. TERMS OF Oct. 1!, 1892, ? \ Irom day of si erandmortga Master's Sale. to pay for pup The State of South Carolina. ?ct' 12'l!>92'' COUNTY OF ABBEVJLLE, JM[s corirr ok common pleas. The Stati J. K. Vance ngalnst Thos. \V. Chiles et al.? Partition. COUN By VIRTUE OF AX ORDER OF RALE coul made In the ubove stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C? Newby e on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, ISW, within the legal hours of sale, tbe following described l-?., Trto~rrr ft, r-rt?ntv ln iJ* IRTLE prujje, Ijr, ... ? ? . -- maac ln tUe at wit: All that tract or parcel or land, known BKje at nabllc as Eden Hall, containing on y \LEDAY Five Hundred (500) Acres, , . i , , r ,, , wit: All that more or less, bounded by lands of Dr. J. D. . Nee), H. Robinson, George Rosenwyck, J. C. ceuned. eo^tai, Davis, and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-third cash,balance Qjjq Huildl on a credit of one and two years in equal installments, with Interest from day of sale, sc-! more or ]e8Si ^ cured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of mon J. A. Moi premises, with leave to pay all cash. Pur- ers chaser to pay for papers. TERMS OK J. C. KLUUH, Master. pa? f0r papers, Oct. 12, 1802, 4t Oct. 12,1S92, I Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, Ma COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. i The State luuiw \jr VU.'I.UI/.^ tuui, Geo. S. Wilson, et. al. Aiirnr. against T. M. coi'ii Christian, et. al.?Foreclosure. : J. Fuller Lyo By VIRTUE OP AN ORDER of SALE Ann E. Ti made in tbe above stated case, I will offi r for "O sale at public outcry at Abbeville 0. 11., S. C, *D\ \ IRH I . on S A LED AY IN NOVEMBER, ISO.', within made In the al tbe legal hours of salo, tbe following describ- sale at public t > ed propetty, situated In said Stale and Conn- ou!*.ALhDA I ty, to wit: All thai lot or parcel of land In l'le'?llr! the town of Abbeville containing ec* PrwPer J 8 to wit: All I One (1) Acre, unowuaHthe more or less, bounded by lands of the estate Three H ol Mrs. Calherlue Alston, by Washington or less b street, und tin alley lending -from the above I*lor ' street to the village spring. 1 TERMS OF SALE.?Cash. 1'urchaser to J * ' f . pay for papers. 0,1 r J. c. KLl'OU, Master. from f *,"f * Oct. 12,1892, It. er a,llf ' . B pay all cash. b A few choice dress patterns left. No two alike, Call and isee them at Haddon'a. Oct. 1-, isr-, PAIRING lty. w w 1ai ?^ HAS 3k of goods. Ladies Gooi ndivided at- . _, siness, thus Per to all work ? LAROiE stock of Dr Trimmings to m i 1 ^ /P Ait X Ik 0t Mol? Skin Frimminps tc , 14 IViOHl AS wear 2 Grain Silks. spaired. Hats do all kinds 1 X every Khape the M. Ribbons and Velve nl n rn. JCJO \jtJLKsl\s . v n the best action guar- % THE 7' \flOYAL HI S?N, lTCHMAKER. |4?S ,UG- STORE, , m. c. 5 ge to Let. if e contract for building a bridge agCI ?? 0*5).l I Rlvnr npflr Mhth'r. in Calhoun d r mT - HAVE a few patte; )t IMOVGZn D6P J[ than cost. 25c good 75c. You should see the v.M. Specifications shown at department which will I come prepared to give bond. J. W. LYON, ^rS* the well known Dress M Jountv Commissioner. partmeni, and is turninj * will get a stylish dress. !t Thanking the ladies fc tster's Sale. e of South Carolina, TY OF ABBEVILLE. IT OF COMMON PLEAS. n i nmn sales against Richard Duncan. li 0M 1f ' H OF AN ORDER OF SALE I" fA I I 1 k ] bove staled case, I will offer for outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C.t i' IN NOVEMBER, 1S92, wlth>urs of sale, the following derty, situate In said State and > t: All that tract or parcel of HnlNownshlp containing ? -Eight (88) Acres, T | ^ ll ound by lands of A. J. Clinks- I I irmerly owned by R. Duncan _ H gj E j 1 SALE.?One-half cash, balance \JJ I JL Irl M 1 r twelve months with Interest tie secured by bond of purchasice of ttie premises. Purchaser ? ra. J. C. KLUGH, Master. 11 1. It is a f ~ j I have the ister s teale. ? _ e of South Carolina, stock of Fllrl1 TY OF ABBEVILLE. tll6 COUIlty. IT OF COMMON PLEAS. ^ Jt IS Si fi jalnst W. F. Walte et. al.?Fore closure. I have the < E OF AN ORDER OF SALE StOCk ill tlliS bove stated case, I will offer for outcry at Abbeville C. H., H. C. the State. I' IN NOVEMBER. 1892, wlthoursof sale, the followingde- T-f- fo O f' rty, situate in said Htate and ' It: All that tract of parcel of J aill COllSC Eight [68] Acres, never unders lounded by lands of G. W. Con- a t^. ?-? -p. ainlson, W. \V. Lawson, M.Uog. Al IS <4 x< SALE?One-half cash, balance I CJlll S?We y( twelve months, with Interest *.p villi OF lie, secured by bond of purchas- H J "" ge of the premises. Purchaser -???* ei-8i W 11II 111"# J. C. KLUGH, Master. It. ister's Sale. e of South Carolina. TY OF ABBEVILLE, tT OF COMMON I'LEAS. t al against Agnes H. Tennent at n 1 ?Pa rt I Hon : OF AX ORDER OF SALE >ove stated case, I will offer for T^rk-r?'+ -F/yi< outcry at Abbeville C. H? S. C. JJOll 1 IOl IN NOVEMBER. 1892, within )of sale, tlie followingdescribed tte In said State and County, to Tl tract or parcel of land, known I llj state of Aciisab Newby, de- # V i^LT ilng ed Forty (140) Acres, .AB lounded by lands of John Har rugne, W. T. Jennings and olli- ^ g^ #f SALE?Cash. Purchaser to COUNTY OF ABBE PROHATE COUP J. C. KLUUH, Master. in the matter of the Estate IWouuarl Notice to Debtors and iwfoT'ca QoIq A ll Persons indebted to i fc> lOcllC. l\ settle without delay, am _ _ claims aeainst the estate mu ! 01 South Carolina, properly atteRted to ^ . V OF ABBEVILLE. ?cl. 12,3l. f T OK COMMON I'LKAS. n, as Public Guardian against Lost. irraut,et.al. foreclosure. >->?\ Wednesday, October 1! Vf on the Public Square, J OF AN ORDKK < >F SALE ,KeJ\ Kl."d?r.lwll1' be Bul,H\b ... T ... ... r leaving it at the Press and Ba >ove stated ease, I will oiler for ... -4 > l.U, /I J! ? (I HUCIJ 111 .vuuuv anv vy. v-., IN NOVEMBER, 1892, within For Sale ) of sale, the following descrlb- ACRE FARM, comfo tunte In said Slate and County, Situuted 1% miles So that tract or parcel of land, on Augusta road. A beautifu Templeton tract containing "o 8 '.?t MARY J undred (300) Acr6Sj New thiuRS in millinery ex of U<wl/li.n'? ounded by lands of It. A. Grll- "" g, J. W. Lipscomb and others. ,. You ca,,l n* the store ol ?' ... _ . ,, ... tikeeu varieties ol turnip seei SALK.-One.half cash, balance twelve months with interest Barley, barley, barley. On . . . . , . els liesh Tennessee seed bar ilesecured by bond of purchas- ut Smith & Sons. igo of premises, with leave to sure to call on Heath & Purchaser to pay for papers. nip seed. One rusty copper J C KLUGH Master number seed has yielded tei lt easier, turnip seed come from thesa ' 'vffi i a agj gjii; g ^ -irriaj l E. Ben EVERYTHING IN is this Season from a Pa ins to a Fine Fur Wrap. f _________________________________ ess Goods in all the new Fabriques and styles. Fur atch. Also full line of Braids, Changeable Silks and ) match every dress. "SILKS"?the Regatta Silk outI have them at all prices. 'WS ciiiu j^onnexs trade will call for. All the new shade? and styles in ' WRAPS. T^/l Y stouk of Ladies and Children's J ItJL Wraps is larger this season than pg _ jM ever before. ,0Rf GLOVES. || f f^o any one wishing to buy a pair 1 of Kid Gloves I will say "The Royal Hook Clove" is the beat one Z&?j I that has ever been placed on the mar ket. Every pair warranted not to rip 55 or burst. if it does the money will*be lr., I V refunded, and I insist on your return* a! ing them. Price $1 and $2. jn SHOES. ^mmr lement & ball'r winter Shoes just received. I have the best $1.25 Ladies Shoe in town. When . in need of Shoes give me a chance and e I will save you money. is in Dress Goods. | rns left in Plain Henriettas that will be sold for less Is at 17c. 60c eoods at 47Jc. 75c goods at 62ic. $1 (roods at goods. All good colors. I have a full stock In every ae sold as cheap as goods can be bought. ; ' '"M ilary Taggart, | ]aker of Abbeville, has charge of the dress making de* out some stylish work. Give her your work ana you She cuts and fits on short notice. >r past favors, I remain Very Respectfully, 7m. E. BELL. mmiDrci i aiiu nuumo ? FROM ? fflMTUP Tr rmi i ijil.ui . act that 1. Bed Room Suits largest $8.50 to $75. liture in 2. Parlor Suits $44 , f| to $100. act that 3. feeds $1.25 to cheapest $12. 1 part of 4# Bureaus $4 to * *;i| act that 5 Washstands 95c. squently to $12. ?^* 6. Chairs 40c. to act that 75c ?u mon- 7 Rockers to Hy deal ?,2 Jj| 8. Mattresses $1.75 to $15. 0. Snriiiff MnttrfiSfl es 75c. to $7.50. 10. Safes $1.75 to $4.50. ' 'i _ get Yours to Please, V lyft I UN liliJX, JJX., iBPCVILLE, S. O. i Carolina.f Master's Sale. VILLE, ,T. The State of South Carolina. s of Andrew Ag- COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Creditors. court ok common pleas. >flid 6sUit0 must J those holding William H. Parker. Plaintiff, against WIN st present tbein llam Magill. :.aaunenv?nd By virtue of ax order of sale Executors. made in the above stated case, I will ofl'er for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1892, within the legal hours of sale, the followlngdesoribed 2th, some where property situate in said State and County, to one seal watch ,, . , , , j ly rewarded by wlt: All that tract or parcel of land, conunerottlg?. taining Two Hundred (200) Acres, rtable dwelling ?,re ?r ^.bounded by lands of Samuel uth of Abbeville I Able, Estate of Jacob Miller, Mrs. I1 ranees Al1 witnatinn Vnf ( Ion oiwl Alltnvc c A 4 * ' TERMS OK SALE?One-half cash, balance on a creditor twelve months, with interest pected this week from day of sule, secured by bond ol pur! chaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur' White Brothers chaser to pay for papers. d' J. (J. KLUGH, Master. ie hundred bush- j 0 t 12 l892t 4t ley Just received j ? ? ! if you want the best cream cheese, (8 to 10 Co. for your tur-; lb>>) ?al, on A_ M> inn & Sons. n "our I New crops raisins, citrons, currants, prunes, me nouHe I ?ud daleM 10 urrlve thls week at A' M- H,u & j SOlid. ' \lis