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| ~~~ The Press and Banner. BY HUGH WILSON, Wednesday, Nov. 16,1392 Stores to be CIohcmI on Thunhs);!viutf Day. We the undersigned n^ree to close our places of business on Ihnnksglxing day, Thursday, November I'l-h. W. Joel Smith Jc Suas, White Brothers W. T. Penney, Win. E. Bell, II. W. Liiwsod & Co., J. (i. Edwards, C. P. Hammond ?fc Co., P. Rosenberg & Co., J H. Minter. Jr., 'Jhos. 'l homson, K. A. Teinpletoii & Co., Heath *te Co , k. m. inn. I. p. Milter, lJ....-.- .. i 'l.oolliutn R. \V. (Junnon, j. I). Chaltwrs, G. A. Douglass, A. M. Hiil & Sons, It. M. Haditon a Co., National Bank of Abbeville, Farmers Bank. Three Hen Killed. During the election at Holland's store in Anderson county It. 6. Carter, the Republican supervisor, nmt James Earie, a Democrat, l<ecame involved in a quarrel. Cu ter tired )iis pistol at Earl*, and aecldently i. iiled Col inbus Glenn. Carter's second shot hit Earie in the stomach, Irom which wound be afterward died. # Carter commenced to reload, when Earie "poured Hie ? <?> tents of a shot tun into Carter, iroin the effects of whieli he <ll>?d. Others were wounded, nut ouly Earie, Carter and Glenn were kllleU. The Puxt Ollioo at Abbeville. >V nue we m?ve urnru no ?MU|iiaiu> ui present postmaster at Abbeville, yet It seems to be taken for granted mat a Democratic up}>ointee will succeed Mr.Tolbert In tliatolHce. la confluence of that laci, qui ten number of persous are looking forward 10 the appointment. Among tlie mimes which we have lieurd in connection with the ottlce we recoi]?et the following: Capt. 8 W. Cocliruu, James McMillan, J. M. Gainbiell, U.S. Link, "j. L. Mooie, Mrs. Lucy Thomson, W. V*. Ciinkscales, Mrs. Sue A. Birksdale, J. S. Uiaves. Citizen* Meetimf. A meeting of tbe citizens of tfhe town of Abbeville is hereby called to meet In the Court House on Friday next at So'clocjc p. in., for the purpose of considering the report of tlie committee appointed to prepare a bill t-> be presented to the Legislature relative to the railroad shops. Robert R. Hemphill, Chairman of Committee. . t ill II Olf N. The fattest hogs in Abbeville belong to Mr. J. Wesley Wilson, Mr. Samuel Douglass, Mr. U.S. Link. We are glad to see our people looking after Hie practical utfalrs of life, and working In the line that wilt bring plenty and prosperity. |The Xew Hotel. The Misses McCaiit* have rented the New Hotel,and wiltoccupy It about ihe middle ol December. Mr. Seal ana his family will live in the Alston House. ? - Photographs. Mr. Wheeler, the photographer from Greenville, will be in Abbeville prepared to make line photographs from Tuesday, the 22nd. until Saturday, "JOth of November. Remember his dales and come lu at that time as lie cannot remain longer. Died From Ills Iii|urlen. JOlin'1', Spillie, wno wtis nuri o) uie Ftnger train on the G.,C. & N. road, near Greenwood, on Friday morning, November 1st, died last Thursday. Trial Justice Wardlaw held the Inquest. Verdict In accordance with the above. Important. i That you avail yourself of the opportunity and have your photographs taken by Wheeler, lrom the 22ud to the 20th of November. Don't put otf, out tome In at once when he gets here. Married. At St. Michael's church. Charleston, on Wednesday, 9th instant, by Rev. John Gass, Elizabeth English Robeitson, daughter of Louis F. Robertson, Esq., of Charleston, to Win. Henry Parker, Jr, lormerly of Abbeville. Welcome Ills Coiuliijf. ' Mr. J. L. Hill 18 negotiating for a lot from Mr. Fiancls Henry, adjoining Mrs. Thompson's lot, with h view to building a home and coming to town. Illne?H of Rev. W. II. Ilmickel. . His many friends w ill regret to lexrn of the extreme illness of Rev. W. H. Haiickel, rector ot Trinity church, this village. Mr. R. S. Galloway was in town last Saturday in the Inteiest or the Ersklne Colleue building committee, and he seemed enthusiastic over his success In Abbeville. No community, we believe, has been more liberal, or more prompt, than Abbeville. Abbeville has always stood to Due West. juk. j. i. uliriksuahks, ui tuumciej, who In town yesterday. He runs a pin for the accommodation of customers. He thinks he will gin only a fraction over one-half as much 88 be did last year lor the same customers. This looks like a half crop. Mr. G. H. Mooke has snlu his Interest In the store to Mr. P. A. Cheatham, who will with Mr. Franets Henry, conduct tne buslness in future. The business will be enlarged, and Mr. (i. H. Moore will remain wiih the firm. A $3 irold piece was lost on tbe streets of Abbeville, iibout one month ago. It hud around it a small rlns. ? <! hud been worn as a wuteh charm. 'I he tinder will receive a suitable rewaid. if left ut the office of the Press and Banner. Mr. R. C. Wilson and fumlly have moved to Atlanta. Mr. Wilson has a position In the Job office of tbe At'anta Constitution, and will henceforth make thnt city his home He tc a conii nrlnier. and the Press and Banner regrets to lose >o good a man from unions; the types. Why not. support your home gnllery when you can (jet pictures iu every way equal to those made In the cities and much more permanent. Go to Gnllneher Bros city gnllery. Abbeville, in brick building below the New Hotel, on Wiifhlcgtou street. Sexator Hemphill, accnmprxnicd by his duuKhter. Mr< G. A. Neu"W. 1* in Columbia attending meeting of the Board of Trustees of South Carolina College. Mr. Auo. W. Smith wi'l return to Abbeville about the first of Diwmhpr, to remain permanently. All of Abbeville welcomes tiitn home. The ladies of the Associate Heformed l'resbyterlan church will give n iiot supper next Tuesday, tlie 22d instant. Quite a number of our citizens are In Atlanta this week and some have goue to Columbia. Mr. G. H. Moore and Mr G N. Niekles went to Columbia yesterday with the election returns. i Miss Hannah Perrin is quite sick. Miss Florence Tern pit ton tilling her place as teacher in the graded school. The young people gave n delightful Cleveland german in the New Hotel last Friday night. Mr. George Shillito was in town one dav last week. He came on a visit to his old friends. Miss Upchurch, Miss Lucia McGownn, Miss Agnes Quarles, Miss May Robertson, Col. and Mrs. J. T. Robertson are off to Atlanta. Mk. Chalmers, an honored citizen and a merchant of long standing, lias been quite unwell lately. He was some better yesterday. Allen Williams, of Cokesbury. lost last Sunday night, by fire, a bale of cotton, potatoes and fodder. The origin of the Are is unuccounted for. Judge Lyon will be absent from his office for a week, beginning with Tuesday. He will be gone to Conference. Read C. P. Hammond & Co.'s advertisement this week sure. Something new. Libut.-Gov. Gary will leave next Sunday for Columbia. THE4Legislators go to Columbia next Mon ilny. Mk. Thos. Grant Perrin has been sick for a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. W. II Parker, Jr., will be In Abbeville to-morrow. Mr. James Tagoart has been on a visit to Clinton. Mr. I). A. P. Jordan was In town yesterday. Mr. W. A. Ancrum was on a visit to Abbevllle last week. Mks. Tusten Is going to Louisiana this week. Jtdge McGowan will leave for Columbia to-day. Mks. L. W. Perrin Is on 11 visit to Atlanta. We have in town a phrenologist, a monkey, a bagpipe and an organ grinder. Miss Kate and Miss Sallie Marshall have returned from a delightful trip to Charleston. Miss C'larkie Cothran lain Itome. ' ' 1 : " LOWNDESVILLE IS HAPPY. lAiltl 13i?? Kcjoice lai tlio Elo?>- ] lion of Cli'velHiiil. I.ntvnrlocvlllp >*_ I ] NrtV. 11 1*92. | Hurrah ! lor our nlde. ! 'I he good news makes lis feel good all over, i No other subjoet at this writing seems to be j ;of -uy interest whatever. j We can no?v observe the 24th Thanksgiving ] , I>11with a trend grace. Miss Annie I.on I'ower, of Anderson, came ( I down Tuesday tor a short stay. j .Mr..1 M. (taker .went to Augusta Wednes- , , da*, then on to Charleston. 1 I 'i uesday was given up by everybody, n*>ar- j ty. to the election. With us it was the iix>st(|ulet and uneventful of any ever held , In our little place. Even now indulgence In j the "exlleratinn" was quite noticeable, only t one or two who seemed to be a little overloaded. All In all It whs a very temarkable j election. The Federal managers took In l?7 t votes, and liie State managers received 202 c I ami every wile ui. urn ij pjiiiuu uw 11n, nnn ? j str liflit. simon pure unscratched Democratic ? | ticket. Not a Radical, or Third Party ticket s iiii the lot. Can another polling precinct in j the state, make such a commendable report ? [OI?l Lowndesvllle may net off the track ? sometimes, as some ay think, hut when the j pinch comes, she keeps her pledges, even g though It may sometimes hnr> to do so. Wednesday was a cold disagreeable daj', g and the managers of election, over the State | hud a rough time of it, getting to and from, tl the different county seats. Capt. J. E. Brownie*. of Peuny's Creek, was [ in our town on bin-mess Thursday. e From the iniantity of cotton seed sold daily here, it would seem as If our planters were c eltii'-r pretty "hard run" or that they have { not yet Icartnd the value of cottou seed as a t fertilizer. * jThe late rise In the price of cotton has caus- t ed muskier* ble activity In our cotton market forthu past, day or two, and If it continue.-', iu a ,, very short time the bulk of our cottou crop 'r ...III l....... b-u?f,rl If there whs one outside point around t] which the Imprest of our people cenired mote than another,it was the loth GeorgiaDls- q trli:t. The Interest In that section was caused ,j from the faet. that the Senatorial race wan t) between a truetilue Democrat and a renegate, jj a Thirty Partylte, who we are u'mi to know g has been left *t hume. So that, all alone the line our party, has been successful. Again j we say hurrah ! for our side. c Iii:v. It J. Williams, who is filling up the D unexpired time ofthe?Kev. S. M. Rice, as v pastor of ttie Baptist church here, came over 8 from his limits Saturday accompanied by bis wife. He tilled his appointment. Sunday at [j 11 a. m., after which he received, aud accepted a unauimous call to the pastorate of this church for next year. He and his wifespent t| a day or two in this section visiting. Mr. Jas. Clark,a long time resident of the j Fork, now of Elberton county, Ga.,is visiting the family of his nephew, Mr. H. A.Teuuant. S( The colored people bad a largely attended c( festival, for t he benefit of their church Satur- A day. The Rocky River colored band was present, and enlivened the occasion with some w good music, whether the receipts were flat- r( teriug or n?t, cannot say, but can say mat j, hi 11 a uucspri nfl" nnltp Dleasanti.V aDd n creiiftab]y7so said. * "" Troupe. ^ ^ m tm Ir KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. j> P u 4 Lodge Orpuilzcd in the Masonic 11 Hall at Abbeville, 8. f. Oa.-tle Hall, Abbeville Lodge No. 64, C( Knlglits of Pythias. t, Abbeville, S.C., Nov. 1, 1892. u Colonel W. B. Utsey, D. D. G. C.. convened p, tb* Kyltfbis assembled to 01-cranlze. Abbe- ?i vllle Lodge No. 64, Hnd acted G. C. C. ^ K. B. Wilson. Greenwood Lodge 56, acted o G V*. O. w J. \V. Dour, Myrtle Lodge 8, Columbia, S. C., ?i act"d O. P. C. h B. W. Cobi>, Greenwood Lodge56,acted G.P. j] A.S. Osborn, Myrtle Lodge 29, Ninety-Six, c( ncied G. M. at. A. C1 G. i\ Nell, Greenwood Lodge 56, acted G. K. rc of It. and 8. q It. B. Epstlnpr, Greenwood Lodge 56,acted h, G. M. of F. and Ex jl: K. S Spark man, Greenwood Lodge 56, acte G. I.G. T. M. Carter, Myrtle Lodge 29, acted G. 0. G u VISITING KNIGHTS. I!. F. McGhee, Chlcolo Lodge 82, Anderson, oi 5.C. I i. M. Dun wordy. Chlcolo Lodge 82, Andersolt, S. C. * rv.tr n ?r rjj r<?AAn_ w ?i. ur v urc, urocu wwu uuu^c ou, uictuwood, S. I A 1). Calhoun, Greenwood Lodge 50, Green- I wood, S. C. r W. V. Blytb, Greenwood Lodge 5G, Green- I wood, S. C. S J. \V. Sproles, Greenwood Lodge 56, Greenwood, S. C. The following were voted acceptable candidates for the Rank of Page, Esquire and Knight: C. D Brown, J. M. Black, J. M. /' GumbreP, J. K. Mlllford, J. A. Hill, L. T. I H'll, J. C. Buchanan, F. E. Harrison, G. A. I N'l-utler, T. L Robinson, and J. R Mlnter, Jr. I The respective Ranks were conferred upon all of the above named candidates except Dr. r,. T. Hill, who was admitted to the Banks of ? Pusje and Esquire respectively. ? The following officers were installed : hl G. A. Neutl'er. Chancellor Commander. F. E. Harrison, Vice Chancellor. C J. >1. Black, Prelate. ^ C. D. Brown. Keeper of Records and Seals. K J. A. Hill, Master of Excbeoquer. J. R. Mlnter, Jr . Master of Finance. T. L. Robertson, Inner Guard. J. M. Gambrell, Outer Guard. J. E Buchanan was elected Post Chancel- T lor. and J. R. Buchanan, J. M. Grambrell and J F. E. Harrison were elected trustees. The Wave's Last Sur^o. > The State. ? News from the distant States of Iho West streams In slowly, but its general tenor confirms, in nearly every case, previous pr liabilities. The rout of the Republicans Is complete. The Presidency, the House, and practically the Senate, are Democratic, for the < Democrats, with Populist aid. will organize I the .Senate aud pHssaTariff Reform bill. J Ohio Im still in doubt, as the latest returns show, hat whether the Democrats have carried the Stale for Cleveland or not, the moral victory Is theirs lu causing doubt of a RepubMean stronghold two days alter tbe election, r and iu electing a majority of the Congress- f men, Including Johnson and Harier, chain- 9 pious respectively of a larlir for revenue only mid State banks of issue, who had been ger- A rymandered into "safe" Republican districts. Nebraska has a Democratic aud Populist mpjorlty In her Legislature, assuring a Tarifl' Reform Senator In place of Paddock, Repub- / lH'HD. Koib Is beaten in Alabama, and all llie 1 Democratic Congressman are elected. California gives a majority of 3,000 for Cleveland, elects lour Democratic members of Congi ess?a majority?and a Democratic Leg- I islature, which will give the State a second [ Democratic Senator lu Congress. Cleveland's majority in New York la 45,000, thus almostequaillng Governor Flower's last year, which the Governor predicted it would do. West Virginia elects a solid Democratic del- " esjatlon to Congress and saves a Senatorshlp to the party by choosing a Democratic Logls Hire. " 1 The Republicans concede 5,000 majority fo J Cleveland In Indiana, which is a majority twice as large as Harrison had In 188$. Wisconsin is conceded lo Cleveland by ft about 1,000, ami the Democrats have the Legls- si luture, assuring another Democratic Senator, ei The south, New York, New Jersey. Con nee- 6 llcut, Iudlana, Illinois. California, Wisconsin. aim live uminuiD 111 ?uii;iiigtiii win give .*1 r. ~w Cieveland 27ti votes in the electoral college. I Should Ohio bo Democratic, his total will be I 3)9, against 130 for Harrison, and 2> for Weaver. Should Ohio he Republican, Harrison would have 113 votes. a This Is the story of the da 's dispatches. p Complexion of the >'ext Senate, ^ The following Is a table giving the political ^ complexion of tho Senate in the next Con- ^ gross. DEM. RKP. POPULIST. Alabama 2 0 0 Arkansas 2 0 0 California X 1 0 Colorado .0 2 0 Connecticut .0 2 0 [ Delaware 1 1 0 Florida 2 0 0 Georgia 2 0 0 Idaho 0 2 0 Illinois 1 1 0 Indiana 2 0 0 i Iowa 0 2 0 I Kansas 0 0 2 tl Kentucky 2 0 o v Louisiana 2 0 0 v Maine ? u Maryland ~2 o 0 Massachusetts 0 2 0 Michigan.. 0 2 0 Minnesota 0 2 0 Mississippi - 0 0 fc (Missouri 2 0 0 : Montana 1 1 0 | Nebraska < 1 1 ,, Nevada 0 1 1 J ; New Hampshire 0 2 > New Jersey 2 0 0 1 New York 2 0 0 t I North Carolina 2 0 0 r , North Dakota 0 2 0 ; Ohio...i 1 1 0 c Oregon 0 2 0 'Pennsylvania 0 2 0 1 Rhode Island 0 2 0 J South Carolina 2 0 " South Dakota 2 0 0 Tennessee .2 0 0 i Texas.. 2 0 0 Vermont 0 2 0 ! Virginia 2 0 0 Washington 0 2 0 West Virginia 2 0 0 1 Wisconsin 2 0 (? Wyoming l l o Totals 44 40 4 I EAST END'S REMARKS. Vole ami Comment on Ciirront Events uimI Live Topics in l!i?> llistoric. Town. , Ninety-Six, K. Nov. 14, 18!i2. The people will bo so taken up wiih the Stale I-air this week t.h it many will not find :line to read tlielr family paper, tie that as It nay, I can say one Ihlntj our folks were lerrl>ly put out lust week because it (lid not come hi time. Tlie election at thl? place passed off quietly, rou would not have known it waselec.tion day r there ha<t nw neon so many jjeopn.- m iu? <. N'o Third Party votes here. .Mr. T. F. Ellenberg ar.iJ wife have the sympathy of many friends over the loss of tlieiiufant child which occurred on the night of he 10th instant. Jn view of the election of Mr. Cleveland here are many petitions In circulation for lie various offices held by Republicans in >ur town and district. Mr. E. M. Osburn will soon move to Pickns, S. C.. U> k<> into business. We are indeed orry that he and his good wife are going to eare us. Mr. L. A. Stuart, wife and little Hall, after laving spent a pleasant time with friends lere, left on theSUh Instant for their home in Sidney, Ohio. Our town was glutted on last Friday and laturday with pork aud sausage. This cerainly Indicates good corn crops in the com nunlty. Mrs. Samuel C. Turner and little ones, of Sennetisvllle, are visiting ait grandpa Hosts. Home down grandpa Turner and see us. We understand there are so tuauyappliants for the po.?t office at Greenwood that here Is no one left to sign the petitions lor he applicants. It. is pretty much the case ie p. Can't the Nineti-SIx people sign lor heGreenwood applicants and vice versa? Mr. Milton Townsend lost several bales of otton by fire at 1 public gin near here last 'hursday night. U Is quite a loss these hard irnes, whether the loss falls upou the glu uan or the farmer. Mrs. J. CJ. Fouche gave the young people ulte a nice party one nlgnt last week. The ignUled or the older people did not atteud, ut only the young and pretty girls, and andsome gents. It was an enjoyable occalou. Our farmers are busy now sowing wheat, t is.true, flour is cheap, but home made bisuits are sweeter and a man feels more iudeendent when be Is eating them. Mr. J. D. Garlinuton, of LaureDS county, hipped from Ninety-Six on last Friday some ne cattle, hogs, horses, goats, sheep and turCidia fair Our town was vialteil on Saturday morning y a quartette of Italian musicians. Tiie lltle boys had a good time with the monkey. We had the pleasure of meeting the Kev. Ir. Jordan on last Friday. He was on his ay back to Abbeville county. He has lor sveral years been stationed In Marlboro :>unty. Mr. Jordan is a great favorite iu .bbevilleand we welcome him back. The many irieuds of Capt. P. W. Goodwyn '111 regret to hear of his death, which oceur?d at nls home in Renfroe. Ala., on the Tth i8tant. t apt. Goodwyn was born In South arollna, 63 years ago, and we believe no man ver lived who made more warm personal lends. He was a member ot the Presuytean church and died in full hope of the lessed immortality. He was aclvil engineer y profession, and constantly engaged in his roression up to the beginning of the war. urlng the war he commanded a company In ietsth S.C. Calvary and uo officer or soldier Id more gallant service. Alter the war was ver, he being aiiureu ny me uigu pntn ui )tton, engaged in its culture for a year or ro, hut finding farming cot suitable to his Iftte.berammed the practice of his chosen rofession, engineering. Alter the failure of Lhers, he succeeded in locating the line of ie Florida, Transportation ana Navigation ompany, afier wading in water np to his alst, undergoing hardships and privations tat others refused to bear, success crowned Is effort, but unfortunately he contracted sease, rheumatism, from which he never re>vered. Later he was civil etiKlneer of the ty of Atlanta, and of oue Important rail>ad leading from that city westward. Capt. oodwyn was a true friend, affectionate husiiul and father, and many friends lament is ueain. *vucaicuu w mc w*?w? ? id children our warmest sympathies. In the Trial Justice Court this morning his onor fined Jane Sherman $5 and costs, or rfeen days In Jail, for assault and battery. Col. T. H, Walker, of Florida, was In town i Saturday and yesterday on visit to friends. East End. HARD TIMES. BUT I. P. HAMMOND 4 CO. i IlE doing a et'eatdeal In the SHOE boKlV lies* TO MAKE TIMES EASIER. We *ve made up a tremendous stock of >hoes and Harness. AND WILL OFFER 3ig Inducements IN 'AMILY AND CLUB RATES and also Single Fairs. Sec us In the next 30 or 00 about HARNESS. w Cj u\jyy jVj a i* 'RICES AND QUALITY . good, solid, substantial ROYS SHOE for the trade?WARRANTED. Call and see us. Very respectfully. !. P. HAMMOND & CO. m il nil ! tuving made a careful study of the subject, Dr. T. J. Kinard, sels himself to he competent to perform any urglcftl operation or treat any and all dlsases and lameness that may exist lu the lowr animals, Elorses, Cattle, &c., nd he respectfully ofters his services to the cbllc. l)r. T. J. Kinard will be In Abbeville It Hill's Livery Stable n the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHLY, ill communications addressed to Ninety-Six, i. C., will receive prompt attention. Nov. 1C, 1892, If For Sale. JOME RAISED RUST PROOF OATS. Ap1 ply to GEO. M. SMITH. Hester. S. C., Nov. 9, 1892, *21* A Teacher Wanted. I FIRST GRADE LADY TEACHKR wnnt V. ed to teach the East Hard I^ibor school, lear White Hall. Would prefer to net one rho could teach music also. For relerence /rite to the undersigned at Greenwood, S. C. T. T. CllOiuER, Agent. Nov. 9,1892, if Duke cigarettes at jobbers prices always on iaud at Speed's Drug Store. Just in?Another lot of that popular all vool ''Blazer Keefer" Jacket, tan and black. It: ut ol viii uu mi uiu inuut-y, hi iiuuuuu n. We h.ivc a Utile lot of choice Tennessee barey, and now Is about your last chance to sup>ly yourself. Come soon and set what you leed. W. Joel Smiih .fc Sons. A big lot of choice pure sugar cundy Just revived at Smith & Sons. "Royal ege" mact aronl makes a royal dlsli. ,'ry It. Smith A sous. We have just received car load Hour, which ve are ottering at very low prices. 1\ Itosenjerg & Co. Kvery one can be fitted up In a good overcoat at small cost at P. Rosenberg & Co. The place to get what you want In drugs >ainis.oils, tobacco, &c. Speed's Drugstore New thlriBK In millinery expected tb'.s week xt Hitddon's. Flour! Flour! All grades at lowest prices. \ Rosenberg 4 Co. THE IiEAl. ESTATE of Rev. J. N. You up. deceased, lying In and around th* town of Due Went, Is hereby offered nl private sale. The above land consists of 7 LOTS on thp eastern Ride of Due We?t, of from threefourths to one and a half ncres each, of one Mill and Gin In good running order. One lot on Abbeville street, of about one acre, and one of half acre. One lot of 5 and three-lourths acres on Al>bevllle street, hounded by lands of H. C. Poore, H. M. Young, and estate of J. N Young. The homestead, consisting of 6?l ncrcs. bounded hy lands of estate of J. N. Young, estate of J. P. Pres?ly, and others, nud one traer containing H7 acres, hennaed nv lanuxui n. S. Galloway, J. A. Devlin and others. Also a tract of land on Hogskln. containing 175 acres, bounded by lands o! H. C. Poore, H. P. McGee and others. Parties holding claims ni;niDKt the estnte will present them. Parties Indebted will inske payment to the undersigned. For any Information apply to J, E. TODD, or H, M. YOUNG, Due West, S. 0. I Nov. 0,1K92, 4t mmm State of South Carolina. H. P. McGee, Assignee, against vviinam or Willis Ware alias Tolleson.?Mortgagee's Sale. By virtue of the authority conferred upou me by certain mortgages, executed by William Ware to Agnews and Mattison, on the 9th May, isS;i and 14th March, 1880, and duly assigned to me, to sell the real es tate below described, in case default should be made in the payment ol the debt secured thereby, I do hereby offor for sale and will sell on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1892, being the 5th day, at Abbeville Court House, S. C.. between the hours of 11 a. m. and 3 p.m. the following described real estate, to wit: All that tract of land, being the homestead of William Ware alias Tolleson, containing Ninety-Eight Acres, more or lees, bounded by J. C. Cork, Allen Dodson J. I?. Cork, Saluda River and others. Hold as the property of William or Willis Ware alias Tolleson, to satisfy the aforesaid mortgages and expenses. H, P. McGEE, Assignee of Mortgagees, Nov. 9,18112,3t MORTGAGEES SALE. State of South Carolina, Abbeville County. E. I. Hughey Against Seal & Mcllwaln. E VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY CONferred upon me in n certain mortgage executed by Seal Mcllwaln to me on the 10th day of January, 1881, to sell tbe real estate below described, in case default should be made In the payment of the debt secured thereby, I do hereby offer for sale and will sell on riiTTmnr tit Trnrrmumnn innn o AMU AI in JJUMJUJUOW, being tbe 5th day, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., between the hours of 11 a. no. and 3 p. m? the following described real estate, to wit: All that lot or parcel of land k nown as the Shop Lot, situate, lying aud being In the towu of Abbeville, containing t Q-A A nT)T7 U 'i XX.VJ V LJj more or less, -with two good BUILDINGS thereon, and bounded by lands of J. S. Cothran, Arcber lot, Walllngford & Russell and Washington street. Sold as the properly of Seal & Mcllwnln to satisfy the aforesaid mortgage and expenses. TERMS?Cash. E. I. HUGHEY, Mortgagee. Nov. 9,1892, 41 R. M. BROOKS' OSCILLATING CHURN IS AHEAD OF ALL. Will bring butter quicker thnn any otber. A child three years old can chhrn us well hb an adult. Price $5. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try on*. Call on or apply to R. M. BROOKS. Abbeville C. II., S.C. GO TO CHALMERS i FOR Mints, Headstones, Etc. Goofl Work aafl Prices as Low as any. Prepared to do all kinds of Work and at Short Notice. Oct. 12.1X112. tf The Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company. LN ACCORDANCE with Commission of Secretary of State J. Q. Marshall directed to the undersigned Hoard of Corporators o the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IM PROV E M ENT COM PA N YNotlce Is hereby given that the books of subscription of said company will be open at theofttce of J. ALLEN SMITH, President, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th Inst., at the Abbeville National Bank. J. ALL UN* SMITH. W. C. McOOWAN, P. ROSENBKRG, AUG. W. SMITH, K. A. TF.MPLETON, R. M. IIADDON, r. p. co rn ran. Board of Corporators. Abbeville. S. O., Feb. 5 1HM1. For Sale Clieap. ONE S.WV MII.L Id iro.od condition. Apply to IIOl>GKS & CONNOR, Nov. 0, 1892, :;t Hodges. S. (!. To Rent or Lease. AFOUK HOUSE FAKM. A large dwelling, convenient out-bulldings, in a healthy location. Convenient to church nnd school. For terms apply to GEO. T. FOHTSON, Flalwoods, Elbert co., Ga. Nov. 9,1802, tf * Smith & Sons have f>00 barrels of flour for |nine, irorn me iinesi 10 iue lower gruucN. ... ' < 105? In accordance with an act to ral.?e supplies for the fiscal year commencing November Ixt, ISM, notice is hereby given that the office or County Treasurer of Abbeville county will be open for the collection of taxes for said fiscal year Jrom Saturday, October 15th,; - UNTIL - Thursday, December 15th,' without penalty. Ilate perccntura of taxation as follows: i State Tax 4% mills. e Ordinary County Tax 3 " Special County Thx l/i " ' School Tax 2 " Total 9% mills. i In addition to the above a Special Tax will be collected for school purposes as follows: Town of Abbeville .. 4 mills. Town of Greenwood 2 mil 1b. A ui si |ici uifiiui uii on >un>o zens between the ages of 21 and 50 years, cxccpt such as are exempt by law, will be collected. Taxes are payable only In gold and silver coin, United States currency, National Bank Notes, and coupons of State Bonds which become payable during the year 1892. In order to accommodate tax payers I have arranged the following schedule of appointments, and tax payers will please take due notice thereof, as the office at tbe Court House will necessarily be closed on the days designated. Lowndesvllle?Afternoon [ot Monday, 21th October, and Tuesday 25th. Mount Carmel?Wednesday, 2fith October. J McCormlck?Thursday, 27th October. tfnv?CpIHuv Otft.h flntfthpp. Bradley?Forenoon Saturday, 29th October. Verdery?Afternoon Saturday, 29th October. Ninety-Six?From arrival of down train Monday, 31st October, till arrival of up train next day. Greenwood?From arrival of up train Tuesday, 1st November, till 0 p. m. next day. Coronaca?Forenoon Thursday, 3rd November. Donaldsville?From arrlvai np train Thursday, November 3rd, till 12 m. Frlduy, November 4th. Due West?Afternoon November 4th, till 12 m. November 5th. j Hodges? Wednesday, November 9th. ' ' Parties desiring Information by mall In regard to their taxes will please Include postage for reply, and those paying their taxes i>y check will pit-aFe Include th3 charges for collection. J. B. BLAKE, JR., County Treasurer. Oct. 1,1392, tf GREENWOOD LUD SALE!' r VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND OTHER HEAL ESTATE I to be sold in the thriving town of | GREENWOOD,S.C. ( Investors, Business Men and Home Seekers, Here is the Opportunity of a Life Time for You. By virtue of the power invested in me, as Execuior of MRS. L. J. ' AlKRRIMAN, deceased, I will on the 1711 da? of NOVEMBER, 1892,' soil at public auction the following Real Estate, to wit: * < Thirty Acres, * more or lesR, being and lying within the Town or Greenwood, paid property being divided luto FIFTY-TWO TOWN LOTS. I I Also, a tract of I I Ninety-Five and One-Half (95 1-2) Acres, s ' < * ? rt,J f>nma KAinn> /llvl/lud In. Ill UiU Virt'fu wuuu. L1II. naniL u. ... l<> THIRTY-KOUIt (30 LOTS or PARCELS, and known as tbe McKellar land, bounded by property of Francis Arnold, B. F. Yoe and others. J Also, that tract of land being and lying Northwest of tbe town of Greenwood, and containing | One Hundred & Fifty-Seven Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs. It. 10. Oldham, C. W. Crews. C. M. Calhoun and others, and known as tbe Merriman plantation. All of this property hns been divided iuto aiiitnhin f-ir hulIdine nurDoses. Plats of which will be exhibited on ilay of Rale, and will be sold without, reserve on day above mentioned on the following terms: Onc-Tbir?l Cnsli, Ihe remainder in one and two years, payment to be secured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers. I I will also on day above mentioned sell at public auction for cash? 32 Stares of Greenwood Bank Stock,! AND t I 10 Sbares Greenw'd Cottoi Factory Stoci Arc you au Investor? Are you a business man ? Are you u professional man ? I)o you desire to multc a change in your field of prac- I tlee? Are you a manufacturer? Do you want to make a sound Investment? Do you wish lucrative employment? I Then Invest l\ gilfawood. L. W. Jordan,1 1 Executor. > Oct. 10, 1802, 5t ^ Don't forget Haddon'a opening next Tliurs day, Sept. 22. .If / r iiil Is dully receiving a large line of new and styll Unique in Jewelry,1 "WBr.? Solid Silver, A. Complete Line of rhe most carefully QJjrprPAPTPC! A1JT1 T elected stock or OlDO 1 fluLliu nilU Ii The Highest Class It cost you no more to have your watch repair vorkraan than it does to Have It "botched" and R. B. HI GRI BEAM One ONI Our Solid Oat torn Chairs, in the ^ ?30 EVERY HE C!n r*Vk Itt "V ah ron if jupjpiy luiuacii uui< J. R. MEN1 ABBKVIL Cheapest House m rhe Well Known ai W. JOEL SMI a RE now prepared to furnish their patrons ai f\ need in the way of GENERAL MERCHAl )tir stock of DRY GOODS, STAPLE NOTION' FISHINGS. ?Sc., have oeen well selected and pr We are Offering Blanke We give special attention to GROCERIES, I 'RIDE" FLOUR at 83 60 a barrel is ahead of an .iMmit oa wno ihft Aolra Hni* wholvpM uri i. ttl it./U tnn.cn mc va>>< . v?u. kHW. .... , >EAS. OYSTERS, CRAB SHRIMP. CAN NEE SGG A1ACCAR0NI. Something new and espec Hardware, Wood and V iADDLES. If you want a real bargain in a BU an get it. W. JOEL ? r. S. COTHRAN. L. W. PERRIN , -T. P. COTHRAN. MRAN.PERBIN & COTHBAN Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. f PAIRISAN SYSTEM ] ? OF ? TAILOR DRESS CUTTING., r AM now prepared to CUT and FIT dresses I on this system. Work guaranteed. Prices easonable. For further Information call at my resllence on Trinity street. Respectfully. I MISS E. C. UI BERT. ? Oct. 26,1S92. 3m IJ JL iri J?j Farmers' Bank!, I' -OFABBEVILLE, S. C., . Does General Banking Business. Juysand sells Exchange and makes Collec- i tions. DEPONITN .SOLICITED. Paid up Capital ?50,760 , ?nbscribr<l Capital Vij.OOO I A Savings Department has been cstabished. Amounts received of 81.00 aud up-j varas. iiiieresu ui 1 pei tent. erly,?January. April, July, October. Small | laviugs increase rapidly. W111. II. Parker, J. T. Robc*M>u, i j President. Vice-Phcs. s JuliuN II. DnPre, CAsniER. March 5, I8i8-I2m ( iNN^MAN, , JEWELER, , . V ; - vli sh goods preparatory for the holiday trade. ; ENGAGEMENT \ v WEDDING XVIIISCS FRIENDSHIP^" 1 EE.GIX WATCHES, I \VALTHAM WATCHES. 7D PT AOOrO IN GREENWOOD. CAN I b ITlinuuiiu FIT ALL EYES. , Ai? WATCH REPAIRING AT > OI REASONABLE PRICES ! ed in a first class manner by an experienced often ruined forever. 2NNEMAN, :EisrwooD, s. c. ; miir m i MALL! Week jY ! Rattan Bot Best Make forld, at Cents. ' ' ' *' ===== ' > % 4 cuinimn UllIllillLILIll. ore the Week Ends TER. JR.. - / - / LE, 8. C. Upper Caroling. id Reliable Firm of I [TH & SONS id the public with any and everything they N'DISE, and at prices to SUIT the hard times. 3, BOOTS and SHOES. HATS. GENTS FUR1 ?a (ha nnnHo nf tha troHp its at 75 Cents a Fair. 30th HEAVY and FANCY GOODS. "OUR jrthlni; fn this market, and our "FIRST PATi filled with good*, as TOMATOES, FRENCH > MEATS, JELLIES. Jtc. Try our ROYAL lally nice. Wre have a splendid assortment of billow Ware, Harness, GGY, CART or WAGON call on as and you SMITH & SONS. W. R. WELSH, Stone Cutter and Quarryman, Quarry P. 0., S. C. IS prepared to fill all kinds of orders on short notice for first class granite of everjr lescrlpilon, either rougn or aresseu. ah granite delivered on board cars. Prices given on application. Work euaran:eed to be satisfactory. [Oct. 26,1892,12m rhe State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. i . PROBATE COURT. [n the matter of the Estate of Dr. G. B. Reld Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons lodebted to said estate must settle without delay, and those holding lulms against the estate must present them aroperly attested to W. B. ACKER, Nov. l, l?92,31 Executor. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. l'KOBATK COURT. [n the matter of the Estate of Wm. H. Ram pey, Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons Indebted to said estate must settle with delay, and those holding :laims against the estate must present them jroperly attested to W. T. TOWNSEND, Administrator with will annexed. IB 1St|'> tf ,wv-| " , E. F. GELIAED,' .-.TAILOE. OVER THK POST-OFFICE. 18 PREpared to do all work in his line. CUT1'IXG, MAKING. REPAIRING,and CLEANING of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, a meclalty. SAMPLES of SUITS always on hand. Charges Reasonable. June 22,1S92. I2moti. a . .l