The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 25, 1893, Image 8
It Is said that not an infidel book is Spectacles ai
published in the Welsh language. ch<?ape8t ^.er b
Lord Alfred Tennyson is the 1173rd tf a" ?E
person buried in Westminster Aoury. ?
Too much pruning Is as bad as too T? TJ* 1TT
little, and both extremes should be Mm
avoided. rp, jSome
of Kansas'empty jails are at >?*wver the pos
present being used to store the susplus vy pared todoaii w
whpat ting, making. re
cul* ing of gentlem
Every president of the United States 8p?^,8ii|>^es Qf
so far has either been a lawyer, a sol- charges Reasonable.
dier, or both.
Men with gray and blue^ eyes ^ are j 8 cothran
usuaiy oeiier mai nsmcu ni?u v^.v?
with (jurk 0v0s * *
A. Jewish rabbi has been unanimous- COTHRAK, PER
ly expelled from service in a congregation
in Brooklyn for eating pork. AttOlU?^
Sam Jones says that the devil does AW "1
not care how many missionaries we iiDD6Vl.
send to the heathen so long as we
average 13,000 barrels of whiskey to
each missionary. The State of 2
The oldest living teacher is Miss county of
Clara Whiting, of New York. She probai
served continuously fifty-seven years. in the matter of the
Dec
Miss Van Norden u daughter of a PelU|on fop Seltle,
wealthy New York bank president, _ k vance as Ac
has created a sensation by joining the J, tate having appi
Salvation Army. discharge.
It is Ordered, Thi
The sister Of Jay G?u,d is the wife lor*
of an old Methodist preacher in Cal- j
ifornia. She gets $25,000 out of $70,- Jan. 2, 1898, tf
t\ru\ aa/v
vnn/,wv.
Hamburg, Jan. 11.?The health of- T6IT?L Gc
fice reports that there were 10,910
deaths from eholera here in 1892, and 26,323
from all causes. 3ried"UCed.
The estimated wealth of the United -r am using a 12 ii
States?that is, the value of all lands, ? o? superior make
building, railways, etc.,-is put at tSu's^nsSrin
^>64,000,000,000. The amount of money in quicksand in muci
of all kinds is estimated bv the Sec- Sly plan of putting
retary of the Treasury to be $2,108,130,092.
should even be a falli
t . , , _ , amount to sometbln
A recent court decision in England remedy same, or rem
gives a man a right to sue the preacher The12 ,Dcb 1A,u.Ker,b
when he makes the man's wife go to ?nd amau'fommesat
church instead of staying at home and ir you want a good
cooking his dinner. laln well, address
The finest quality of Gautemala cof- Greenwood, s. c., i
fee is consumed by England and Ger
many, the inferior kinds aud what
maybecalled the "sweepings" being _ 3 V
exported to the United States. ^/OclA I
The Methodists of the Northwest
are arranging for tbe publication of a J I
daily paper or tnac aeuominau'ui, ?u ? (Bill I >
it will soon make its appearance from "f vvll a
t" Chicago.
House for Rent.- A M |i 11
ffiHE FOUR LARGE ROOMS over our store
1 fitted op for small tamily. Good Karden, U AVE opened a C
stable and well of water on the lot. Apply to li and are ready t
R. M. HADDON & CO Winter. Call and ge
Deo. 11.1892, tf ?Cash on delivery.
SCHOOL NOTICE. RflRT C C
All persons having business I1UKII i ot 0
with tbe School Commissioner will find
blm Id his office all public day* and every n-n-nnvrrr
Saturday In each month nearest tbe middle ^
of tbe montb,during the present year lor tbe
purpose of registering claims, Ac.
e. COWAN, T
School Commissioner Abbeville County. I T1 CJ11 T*Q T1 Z1
Feb 2, 1892. J.JLL0 III dill
t ~~
Lumber !
I AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for
all kinds of Lumber. ^li^nPT'^IVT
Saw mill located on land of J. C. KLUGH. A A v/JN
J. F, BBADLEY,
\f; Uarob 2,1992, tf HU S# CO
Nov- 2.1892. tf
m * -I 1 _
An Urdinance Bank of L<
LOWNDES
To Baise Supplies for the Town
of Abbeville, S. C., for Capilal gtock Pai
the Tear 1893. Surt""8 "
t>e it ordained by the intendant
D and Wardens of the Town of Abbeville, T\OEs A GENER
8. C., In Council assembled, pad by authority Lf uess>. Affords t
of the same. That a tax for the sums and In ties for depositors,
the manner hereinafter named shall be raised Issues time certlflc
and paid Into the treasury of the Town Coun- Interest as follows:
ell for the uses and purposes thereof for the twelve months 5 per <
year A. D. 1893.
Section 1. On every One Hundred Dollars
of the cash value of all Real and Personal estate
within the incorporation of th? said
town of Abbeville, the sum of Twenty Cents.
8kc. 2. On each Billiard and PoolTubleor
m 4 n~** K I *<* cum ftfPlfrton -
xen fin Alley acft mi v-v
Dollars for each Table or Alley more
than one kept by the same owner 315. On a a
each Bagatelle Table kept for hire ;he sum ol I I A t
Twenty-Five Dollars. If *ny person or per- WW f\ J*
son* are found guilty of receiving pay or <
making a obarge for a gameof Billiards, Pool,
Bagatelle or Tea Pin Alley, without having a
license, shall be Oned not exceeding the sum nniTfTin i firmi")
fn'"olmo""""""" IJUmKAl 1 UK
Sec. 3. That all male persons between the
age of sixteen and flay years, except those
physically unable to earn a support, are liable And Dealer
to road duty and shall be required to work on
the roads, sidewalks and streets within the
incorporation of the town of Abbeville six mill nillO
and one-third days by direction of the Town Klllf l|l|\JI_
Council. The com mutation (or said road duly UUILUIIvU
to be the sum of Two Dollars and One-half, to
be paid at the time of payment of other taxes,
to wit, on or before the first day of March. And Mar
All persons refusing or falling to work six
and one-third full days, to be accepted and
approved by the Council, or pay the above T\AT^ fN
oommutatlon. shall be liable to pay a fine not l|||||l<X O
exceeding 825, or imprisonment In County JJ\JLIJ.1i|lJ d
Jail not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. 4. That all itinerant auctioneers, peddlers,
except venders ot farm produce raised |?rlLL REMOVE R
in the county, offering at retail any goods YV ton toAbbevlll
whatsoever lor sale, Khali pay a license ol not January, 1893, and wil
more tbau Twenty-Five Dollars nor less than hind 0f house that mi
One Dollar per day. nish any material tl
Sec. 5. That all circuses shall pay a license others.
of One Hundred Dollars for each and every
exhibition; and all other shows, including
what are commonly known as nlde-shows at- 0 , i m
ta:hed to a circus, shall pay a llceni-e or not dCHOOl iTUS
more than Fifty nor less than Two Dollars for
eacn exuiuinuu.
Sec. 6. Thatall returns shall be made un- Vine
deroatb, on or before the first day of February,
1898, and all taxes shall be due and paya- School District No
ble on or before the first day of March, 181)8 J. N. Lipscomb, B. P.
If any person or persons shall refuse or neg- School District No.
lect payment of the taxes herein levied with- Hughey, G re n wood ;
in the time speclfieu, the Treasurer of the School District N<
Town Council Is hereby authorized and re- nodgeM; Dr. S. T. L<
quired to add twenty per centum penalty, ley, Hlley.
aud If tbe tax with the penalty Is not paid School District No.
within thirty days thereafter. It shall be the Latimer, E. B. Rasor,
duty of the Treasurer of the Council to Issue School District No.
executions therefor immediately, and collect J. A. Devlin. T. J. Boi
tbe same by due pro< ess of law. as provided School District I
in the charter of said town of Abbeville. Hodges; H. W. Bo
Sec. 7. The Town Council or a quorum Smith, Donalds,
thereof shall constitute a Board of Assessors School District No.
to affix tbe value of property returned for P. H. Klugh, Thomas
taxation. School District No
Sec. 8. If any person or persons shall re- ley; T.J. Hearst, Vei
fuse or neglect to make a return of their prop- Pnaenix.
erty for taxation within tbe time prescribed Scnool District No.
herein, the return of last year with twenty Dowtin, J W. Young
per centum added, shall be deemed and taken School District No
By tbe Treasurer to be the true value of tbelr ter; A. K. Watson,
property for taxation and it shall be assessed vllle.
at that rate. School District No.
8ec. 9. For each license to retail spirituous Cochran, James Evai
liquors in the town of Abbeville the sum of School District No
? " ? ?? r>r>iinro fnr the r!x P. Mcl'arter. W. N H
1WO nuoureu nuu ~ . _
months, beginning with Ihe 1st day of Janua- School District No.
ry. 1893, and ending30th day ol June. 1893. Boles, B. L. Clinkscal
Sec !0. On each dog tbe sum ol One Dollar School District k
and Twenty-Five Cents. Grove; David Thon
Done and ratified In CoudcII and the seal of Mount Carmel.
tbe Town Council affixed this 30th day School District No.
(L.S.)of December, eighteen hundred and Carmel: P. H. McC
ninety-two. Hemminger, Link.
School District No.
R, M. HILL, Intendant. I mey, Bordeaux.
School District Nc
JONES F. MILLER, uSg%1$Si?%Sn
J. H. LATIMER, J School District No.
' B.Gary, J.P.Miller.
S. G. THOMSON, I will lie careful noi
JAS, CHALMERS, Secretary. Slapa^? "pp
Jan, 4 18M.tr Chalrn
' Dec. 21,1892, tr
f
I
id Eyeglasses. Wanted to Buy. T
rought to Abbeville. A oCHOOL CLAIMS. Cash same at lowest ?
i C> discount. C. D. HADDON, H <5 VMA1
J. YV. RYKARD. Jan. 4,ISA, 3m Abbeville, 8. C. J 111 qj
jLIARD To Rent5
"pvESIRABLE HOUSE wHh FIVE ROOMS AHRRVl
T3 1/ within the Incorporate limits of Abbe- I J
V_/ -E*' j vllle together with two gardens. Apply to
f-OFFICE, IS PRE- the undersigned, or Wra, P. Calhoun. Esq. Does General
nririn 1.1. line CUT- E. B. COLHOUN. Buys and sells Exc
f A~IRING",and CLEAN- Jan. 4.18(13, tf
EN'S CLOTHING, a
ITS alwnvs on hand f>ICHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do ? E P O ? I T I
June 22,1992. 12mos. ' ^ all work In his department In the best p?m np Capital
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly _ _ .
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham- "noscriDea tapi
T poolng $1 per month. Rasors honed and put
L. w. PERRIN. in the best condition for 25 cents each. A Savings Depa
OTHRAN.? * llsbed. Amounts i
RIN & COTHRAN DENTAL N0TICE- SSS
Dr. S. G. Thomson,
Law. OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON McILWAIN Jalins H.
ilC S C Comer, Abbeville. S. C. March 5, 1892-12n
Tb'^?
ABBEVILLE. TN ACCORDANC
4?"Office np stairs over C. P. Hammond A i Secretary of Sta
:e COURT. Co.'s store. to the undersigned
^rfADnC-VanCe' ?rl-J _ rT PRO V E ME NT 00
ment and Discharge. XK[ R Ff Q H subscription o^sh id
Imimstrator lor said Es- Id Vm 1. .1 Ihe office of J. ALI
led for settlement and w _ , THURSDAY, FEB
? Wednesday, the I. St0ne gutter and QUMTymail, National
. b. axed for graotiuK Quarry P. 0., S. C. ?:&
. FULLER LYON, AUG
Judge Probate Court. TS prepared to fill all kinds of orders on E. A.
X short notice for first class granite of every R. M
description, either* rough or dressed. All T. P.
s.4-4-r> 1X7^11? granite delivered on board cars.
)LLcl W ?IIS Prices given on application. Work euaran Abbeville,S.C.,F
teed to be satisfactory. [Oct. 26,1892,12m
PRICES. J. M. VI8ANSKA, ALL S
ach and 19 inch AUGER JEWELER, Dllll MMP
. Doesn't let dry dirt or n , on DUILIJIivII
:esoineold time inferior GreBllWOOa, " " S'. C.
\ a good head ol water '
i less time.
In pipe Is the only one A COMPLETE LINE OF
from Ailing up the well, ORDERS!
even one ?f my weiis Diamonds. watches. Jewelrv.
re my guarantee would ' t vo'^' T\nnftnriT\
wtfKrr Jess*. KB
ias given ctpiruu'u 1-ui.io- averyimog warrum^ w 6i?vw..?.v ??...? L/u/ufuiuuri
r stock, tenant houses faction. Repairing dotre in a stcllful manner ^
much less cost. and warranted. Prices lower than ever. ,__
head of water and a cer- _ G0 TO _ LUMBER, SI
,ov.,&2H-SOUTH' VISANSKA, the Jeweler. indoTt
June 1,1892, tf J ?1A V XL
* | And can deliver an
1/08,1 I RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD and win contract t
F. W. Hcidekoper and Reuben Foster, Rtceivebs BUILD
I Vff f I /COLUMBIA AND GBEENV1LLE DIVISION. M A |
Uf AAfl I ^ Condensed schedule In effect November 20,1S92. X I
9 BETWEEN CHARLESTON. COLUMBIA, 6ENE- I
CA AND WALI1ALLA. Abbeville, April
Dally. No. 11.| STATIONS. | Dally. No. 12
L? n Anil A ~ | 6 60am I Lv..Chsrlenton. Ar 1U 30pin; mnv
W? Vllnlx 111 20am Lv..Columbia.Ar 6 05pm f|lf| S
IV. OUnllJ 12U5pin Lv...AUton.. Ar 6 18pm (I ill [|l||i
|1S 57pin Lv..Newberry..Ar 4 25pm I II I HI
OAL and WOOD YARD j 2 17pm Lv.Nlnety.8ix.Ar 8 15(.m IRE ft BE I
o receive your orders fer | 2 87pm Lv Greenwood Ar 2 58|>in m " A 111
t cheapest rate*. Terms 2 55pio Lv... Hodges ...Ar 9 29i>iii! ? ,
July 27,1892, tf , 8 r4pm;Lv...Donalds...Ar 2 11pm Having made a a
t 3 28pin Lv.HoneuPftth.Ar 1 6Spm __
4 35pm Lv..Anderson..Ar 116< uij
Ifl I ni#KI I II ' 5 18pm: Lv..Pendleton.. Ar 19 45pm! I J r J i
U A U [/ M A M 0 00pm; Ar..Senena. .Lv 19 16pm( w0m n 1
II M nf\lvlMlli 6 32pm Lv..Seneca. ..Ar 12 10am
'I ! T OOpmjAr. Wnlhalla. Lv U 40am
fOOD S C ' 5 OUpm|Ar..qreenvi)ie.xy;? wn n[
' ' ' BETWEEN AQ^EEJJV1LLRKLT0N AN?
18 AffGHCV ' j No .*^2. j STATIONS. : Nu.'fl. j "*-"~
1 loptn'Lv.. Anderson ..Ar 4 85pm> f^BijWfe-n
. j 5 OOpui Ar..Greenvllle.Lv|l2 00n'n; ^
BETWEEN CHARLESTON. COLUMBIA, ALSXTlSHT^IlCifi
TON AND Sl'AHTANBUKG. and^he respectful!
Daily No. 13. | STATIONS. | Dully No. 14. A x ^T.
k-ND j" 6 5<lnin Lv..( harK'Ston.Ar 10 30pm alj xllll S
3 50pui Lv..Colnmbta...Ar 1 20jmi T*>r?
T\"I? A T TT> 4 80pm Lv..? Ali-ton ...Ar 12 40pnf on the THIRD
Ui^ALrjll. !5 50pii. Lv Union....Arjll 17i.di; All communlcatio:
6 50pm ArSpartanburpLvjlO 20pm' ? W'L r??? 5 P
<10 lOptni \r? AsbevillerL*! 7 OOanr Nov. 18,1892, tf
? . i, BETWEEN NKWBKKUY, CLINTON AND mmm m
ttons a Specialty Food '
r * Ex. Sun. No. 15. STATIONS. Ex. Sun. No. 16. m VVM I
11 20am Lv..Columblo...Ar 6 05pm
' 2 OOpin Lv..Ncwb?rryrAr 12 OOn'n should make Im
_ 1 3 34pm Lv...Clinton....Ar lO 30atn
JWTlQPgVlllP , 4 ISpm Ar...Lauren*...Lv! 9 50am| PTT V TJTT1
' BETWEEN HoDGES AND ABBEVILLE. XI U I H U J
VILLE, S. C. # j J-jr. ; STATI0N6< ^
_ No. 45.,MI?ed. | j Mlied. ! NoJH. nndb
8 OOrtin 8 00pm lv...H<>dge?....Ari 2 20pm1 7 85am price of these artlc
. ? . 8 25am!f8 ilpiii Lv Darrauph's Ar f2 UOpm; 7 l-5um season advances,
irf in *10.020 OO u .n Q T b, 1 d.^iiin1 7 nonm I Kv?rv cnrivenlen
1,000 00 CONNECTIONS vla^OUTII BOUND KAILROAD p "P"F*Dr
Dally. ; Dally71 FDaily. 1 Dully." W iT. X XiXLV
N<>, 39 , No. 9 Central Time. . No. 8S. No, 10. p j
AL BANKING BUSI- 1230pm 6 4-VmjLv.. Columbia... Ar| 2 40pm 9 00pm ? 1j? JxlUxIXi
jest security and facill- 5 10pm 11 30am. A r.. Savannah... ^v JO 20mn 4 00pm aept. 7 1892,1 f
.... ,,.r Jt&r Parlor Cunt between Columbia anil Savunnuh
?? i"?g Trains leav* Spurtanbur*, 8. C., A. a C. Division
'A months 4 per cent., Northbound. 4.U9 a. m., 3.48 p. ui., 6.00 p. m (Vestl- r~\ T\ T"* f
buled Limited); Southbound, 1.56 a m., 3.36 p.m. L I I I I > I
11.87 a. m'.(Vestlbulcd Limited); Westbound. \V. N. V W 1-4 IJ.
B. FRANKS 0. Division, 6.M) p. m., for Hendersonville, Ashevllle I 1 I * I j I
and Hot Bprlngs. KJ JL JLi L
I n , . Twins leave Greenville. 8. C., A. <k C. Division,
J r r6SQ0Dt. Northbound 3 07 a. m., 2.26 p. rn., 5.0S p. m. (Vestl
' buled Limited); Southbound.8.07 a. in., 4.42 p.m. TTTi+V T
12.28 p. m. (Vestlbuled Limited), W 1 LJLl <X JL
. _ Trains ieuve Scneca, S. C., A. a O. Division, North- _____
i T bound, 1.36 u. m., 12.15 p. m., Southbound, 4.8S a. m., drugsf ci
jldl a Trains No*. 11 and 12 on the C. and G. Division pate i
* and Trail's 18 and 14 on the A. and 8. Division will
run solid to and froui Charleston over the S. C. Ii. R Q
autl dtttt tift) pollman car see vice.
a n ij h 111 1111 Pi h Fulltnan Sleeper on 18 and 14 between Charleston
j and Ashevllle, via Columbia and Spartanburg.
Pullman Pulacc Sleeping Car on Trains 9,10,11 and
t ,, i , . . 12, 87 and 'in A. a C. Division. 'PHa ilpirmnrl nf n
In all kinds of , W.A.TURK. S. H. HARDWICK, HsadoMrters for
Gen'l Pans. Agent. Ass't Gen'l Pas*. Agt., ed to ^rescrlDtlor
_ _ . , Wnohlngton, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. ' Youare
matcd a V. E. McBEK. SOL HAAS. Youare
nfl XI I rn a Gen. superintendent, Traffic Mar.neer,
IWI^i I llltltl Coluii lila. S. C. 'Va*hlncton, D. C.
* W. H. GREEN, Gen'l Mgr., Washington, D. C.
J O A C1TT Seaboard Air Line' The We
.nd SASH, TJnion Depoti Atiantai Ga- jjT t/
IIS PLANT from Clin- QHORT LINE TO' NORFOLK and OLD POINT, 1 "
e on or about the 15ib of 3 Va., and Columbia, S. C. New line toChurles- u_
II contruci to build any tun, 3. C. schedule In effect December 11.1892. A HE. now prepar
"""THBOONP. SOUTIIBOUSB. 0?r ?S"b
rDec 28 1891' tf No. 38. No. 36. Eastern Time, No. 43. No. 41. NISHINGS, &c., hi
' Daily. Dully. Except Atlanta. Daily Dally. ft
5 15pm 7 OOaiii Lv Atlanta Ar 7 45pm 9 lUuin wfi 9.ta (1
. .. L .. l'.Depot,CUy Te.: _ _ ^ ^ _ ... .
LC.VO ui auuc- 9 25pm 11 IHam L.V Ainens ari u iJ?|n? / wuui we pivn special
10 45pa>;12 l.'>pm, Ar Kiberton Lv 4 35pm 5 80iui PRIDE" FLOUR a
finnntv 12 Oln't 142, ui.lr Abbeville Lvl 3 28pin -1 Olum ENT" at S4.75 tiki
vu uui/jf. 12 82i|; 2 15|)|||| Al. Qrui>n W(Hld Lv| 2 ftipi, 3 20uin PEAS. OYsTERS,
1 85am! 3 19pm; Vr Clinton Lv| 1 45ptnj 2 19am EGG MAC'CARON
PlnHO.^Vlnetv S?xeCr8' ? ? '? Lv " ~Ar TMBS*
= *?= %KIff-= Hardwar
, V_hr rW r? n* 6 55pm Ar Ciiliitqbla Lv U (Mam: SADDLES. Ifjot
?a CoKesburv *G B Ri- 7 Wpni|Ar Sumter Lv 9 43am; win get II.
.a. ^X)KebUurj , U. IS. Kl- Io80pm Ar Charleston Lv 6 50?m .
4?J. W. Mxtllson M. L .t9 2S|?Di Ar Darlington Lv t7 12hui ^
Donalds. ,*l22'?am ArWilmlngton Lv 10 10pm -
5-M. E. Holllngswortb, 3 liuin 3 177m Ar" Cbo^&'r Aril 41um? lii 2?ipin Dt?A*MVk+
yen, Due \\ est. 4 01am 4 04am Ar CatawbaJc Ar 10 54im II 88pin JL I OXlJLjJu
?o. (>?D. P. Hannah, 6 oOam 5 00am Ar Monroe Lv 10 nOam 10 8>;>in A
we, ev e, G. . ^ m)UIII liOopm Ar Charlotte Lv 4 80am tf 30pm
7?J. L. White, Verdery ; *7 30l,nl ArWilmlngton Lv t7 00pm ............ |7|
Nick leg. Green wood. 11 17am Ar Halelgh Lv 4 2(i|>m M
. S?E. W. Walson, Brad* 12 59pm Ar Ifenders'o Lv 2 25pm ? 1
rdery; Dr. P. H. Adams, 2 4>pm Ar V'eldon Lv 12 15pui
D-J. F. Wkleroan, D. W. >4S'"" "'Ar ''"rl!,m""lb-Lv1 ~.v ~? [Km"
, Troy. 3 15pm Lv Welilon(n) Ar 12 lOn'n
10?A. T. Brown, Hun- 5 30pm Ar Petersburg Lv 10 Oiimn
G. H. Ward I aw. Abbe- 628pm Ar Richmond Lv 1) 15hoi
11 l<ij>m A r Washington Lv 4 HOstn
11?J. G. Edwards,S. II. 12 4Hn't ; A r Baltimore Lv 2 50am
is, Abbeville. 8 45am ArPhlladelphiai.v. 12 03n't
. 12?II. O. McAdams, W. 6 50am; !Ar New York Lv HOOpni Cfpqnl "Pncrii
all, Antrevllle. *7 00am ArBaltlm'ri(b)Lv tOSOpiu ol'c,lui XJllglJ
13?L. C Mauldin, S. S. 10 47am Arl'hlladeiph'aLv 4 41pm arir Tin
es, Lowndesvllle. jl 20pm ,_Ar New York Lv ti 10pu? ttl J -uu
la's'watt W'"bovii' &55pm. Lv P"i8in'tli(n) Ar 'J lOain Bel
' WaU' J- W" B0>U? 5 lOain ArPhlladelphiaLv II 16pm
15-Wm. McNeill, Mount 8 . Ar New York Lv ...... 8 00pm J
aslnn, Widetnan: J. O. GOHptn Lvl"t6tn,ih(w) Ar 8 00am
0 30am ArWashington Lv ; 7 00pm
t?-Sandover L ^h" Rh- +l),l,|y except Sunday. JDally except,Monday.
it, sanaover, u. a. ua- (n) VJ# At!anllc C))(18t Ltno (b) VIJ Bay Lln(>.
i7_v ? ij.ip y w (n) Via New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Kail- ,
s* jr ' ' * road, (w) Via Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
^AC-Wa,ler'T-P- CT?Sn?rNo? 38 and 41 run : olid with through Pull- ,
19?W A Temnleton F ,nan bllffot ?'**P'nP between Atlanta. Ga , and j TjOll t fail tO
u ? . a. ltmpieton, t. P()rt(im01)thi V(u Trnlns N(W>36 nn(l 48 carry through uuu 1 Atlu lu
of the nhove townshlns oar8 to and from Charleston, S. C., and Atlanta, <?n. |
t to overdraw on the TlckeU and sleeping car reHorvations can be secured ,
ihoir rnvnpetive town at depot ticketj^fflc? of Seaboard^Air LWio^ | . _ _
ear in a future, icsue o v-?M'1 H? <iuu? 11. mnuc,n, -^ ~9Tm
E. COWAN Traffic Manager. Gene ml Manager. m JL.
Jan Board Examiners. , , H. W. B. GLOVER, June 22, 1892. tf
Division Passeneer Agent, Atlanta. ' '
I
siailW Ilitail
LLLE, S. C,, pAN WE AFFORD TO SELL ' FIRST
class goods since the recent decline In
RATco-Twn RTTHTToir<jq coI ton is a question which we have deler- .
.BANKING BUSINESS. mlned lo answer In favor of our customers.
:hange and makes Collec if you need anything In
tions.
MILLINERY,
tal 75,000
rtment hss been estabDBESS
GOODS, 0n
ecelved of $1.00 and up4
per cent, payable quar- q:iud
irll, July, October. Small QHI?D?
T.Bober?.?, Velvets. bei
VlCK-PBTO. TTnoiorrr
DnPre, Cashier. Hosiery,
Gloves, m ^ ?
3 Land, Loan and Shoes, r
lent Company. Jl JL
or any article In
JWQ^Mar?Hha7l'd'?ecte?df ? A "fTTT? A 15
LiiJJILb W Liilt
MPANYKiven
that the books o ?.TT ,
I company will be open at YOU WILL FIND IT AT
mxT a w rrnu D.nou,in? An ^ ^
Jrjil HiTi 11 n, ^ i cniucn v, vu m ? _ _
sk." - Haddon s
. McGOWAN, V/k x^fct w
)SENBERU,
. W. SMITH, Oct. 26, 1892, tl W J8>
TEMPLETON,
. HADDON, : j|
COTHRAN.
Board of Corporators. CtO TO
'eb. 5 1891.
orts op CHALMERS
i MATERIAL
Monuments, Mtoiies, Etc. ~ .
FOR ALL KINDS "
g H Gooi fort and Prices as Low as any.
[INGLES, LATHS, kinds 0f
[NO MATERIAL solicited. e
I "\yAGrONS an^ ^ort ^?^C6,
ty goods ordered from me, Oct. 12.1892, tf
? HOUSES. CHALMERS' Ren
rhomson. Furniture Store!Buy15,
1892, 12m. f
? New Furniture for this Week. J H
1' mini Ifl I 120 New Hard Wood Reds. < *
' UI If I 11 ' V New Chamber Suits Id Landscape
J ilDLlt!'issssrireful
study of the subject, ?anC*? Tables.
12 New Bureaus.
~ ' *.T Ol.l.l _
T TTj M m mkH l new oiuviniuiuB.
J_ ?Linara- 4 dozen Dining Chairs. . "
350 Chairs, all kinds, at prices from
n?m8ni.f 40 cents to $2 each.
tent to per- Hair Mattresses, Wool Mattresses,
form any sur- Shuck and Straw, with cotton top. 1 HI II
tlon' or?ireat The ab?ve flOOOS will be sold at the lis I II
E?.d? Lowest Cash Prices. 11V111
may exist Jn _ . , .
the lower an!- Our stock IS the
rnals, Horxes,
sffffwmSa&s LARGEST II TIE GDOITRI, n?ku9.,
livery Stable -at- Must b
iisaddresHeu to Ninety-Six, ICHALMERS' Fsmitnre STORE , ?Q,
rompt attention. I J 3,11113.1
for CcLttls sis
WftlwiC Terra Cotta Wells. I sonal Property
mediate arrangements to . t great expense i am now pre- "'ar^^pos"!
J\ pared to pink wells through clay, quick which theyslgt
r T R Rr TVT1? A T I'"'*"11* f?<* ,K> aQy desired depths, curb- Xhe State of
UJuD Ou HUjALi ln^ the clay down to ruck with heavy Arte- j
slan Wrought Iron Pipe, by no other means and PerioiVai '
?o.? Is it. possible to get down to the water bearing Rnnris smelts
,thaeJ? Li-ft nr?i yhf,fiu ostrata except with a Drill Machine. I would H..W
est f^iTn the world The be glad lor parties falling to get water on ac- celver? Accounl
.in L lucreuBij lb. ^^T^ssfZ'xsss,'^: vzsttx.s,.
ce???""' ys.'art'h's'a & r,s:
mnniT *r more and given more general satisfaction TAX-PAYEF
XUoU.Ni MaDBSTBTi than any mau in the State. i am no xquauer, promptly
? here to-day probably in Texas next week; days designate!
^OW "RnntWnftr consequently my guarantee Is of some effect Greenwood-.
j ^UUJiilDoJ^Dl i Address. G. m? GALHOUN, CoronHca*-Ja
March 2,1892. Greenwood, ft. C. Verdery?Jan
?????????? ??? Bradley?Jan
Troy?Jan uar
5D'S DRUG STORE. M
Mountain Vi(
A r* i ro tr 111 a T
iARE and well Selected Stock of
[EMICALS, Basses
fT MEDICINES, PAINTS, N?netyts!x-i
ILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED uary, on wlilcb
PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY
GOODS, PERFUMES, STATIONERY, &C.
lis market can be supplied.
fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. Orders by Mall or hand promptly attend
is carefully compounded at all hours. , To.
respectfully Invited to call. Township
3P. B. SPEjEID. * poK-,
4. Tax-payer
, Ills deputy.
? 6. No relurni
11 Known and Reliable Firm
)EL SMITH & SONS ':
ed to furnish their patrons and the public with any and everything tlxy If 1
ay of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and at prices to SUIT the hard tlriT-s.
GOODS, STAPLE NOTIONS, COOTS and SHOES. HATS. GENTS FURive
been well selected and priced according to the needs of the trade.
iffering Blankets at 75 Cents a Fair.
attention to GROCERIES, both HEAVY and FANCY GOODS. "OUR III
it $3 50 a barrel Is ahead of anything In this market. an<i our "FIRST PAT- mm IJI
t-s ibe cake. Our shelves are filled with goods, as TOMATOES, FRENCH i I
CRAB SHRIMP. CANNED MEATS, JELLIES. Ac. Try our ROYAL
I. Something new and especially nice. We have a splendid assortment of |
e, Wood and Willow Ware, Harness, c
i want a real bargain in a BUGGY, CART or WAGON call on us and you
W. JOEL SMITH & SONS. PI]
Attention Given to Orders ! Tlie
' _ Fire Te
. S. EVANS, h.
Machinery Broker and Commission,
DEALER IN Nati<
ies, Portable Engines and Stationary, Stationilers,
Steam Fittings, Pulleys, Shaftings, J
ting, Corn Mills, Saw Mill Outfits, Capita L,
rhreshing Machine?, Cotton Preses, mP u?
Brown, Winship & Pratt . M ^
r* a A /<< J* ALLEli S.
Cotton Gins.
ffet PRICES from me before buying elsewhere, or K^whit
n i - , " JiNO. U. ED'
call ana see me.at
eenwood, IS. O. I I.) Depositors.
T as our county al
i - '? I
" 7 : ' -ifg
II in the LEAD !t
' ' \ W'M
Witli a Stock to Suit any%
e I am Prepared to offer
tter inducements than ever.
JTHflR t.n STTTT
The Highest or Lowest
UYERS.
, -v;
- ' .. |
you a beautiful Rocker |
i-wixasa
for Christmas. M
V V. ' r /J
*
? ,
leinber me when you are readjr to
t. MINTER, JR.,
Leading Furniture Dealer. j|
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
? I '4
HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL RETURNS OF REAL AND PERSONAL W
ibjeol to taxation and (all transfers of Real Estate made since -anuary 1,1892.)
% ' 7 I
e Returned Between the First day of |
7,1893, and the 20th February, 1893. |
Ires me to asses* all parties who neglect to make ttaetr returns wttbin tbe time
i, and add a penalty or 50 per cent., thereto. MY INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO
IS PROVISION OF THE LAW WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
arly anxious to procure a fair and legitimate assessment of all Real and Per- A ;
In Abbeville County, and I respectfully ask all good citizens to give me their
g the same.
ble that in the hurr" of taking tax re'nrns, some do not realize tbe oath to
i their names, I copy It here for your careful peru?al:
South Carolina, County.
, do solemnly swear, that I bave listed above all the Real
Property, Moneys, Credits over and above my Indebtedness. Investments In
Joint Stock Companies, or otherwise, belonging to me. cr under my control as
er. or as Husband, Parent, Guardian. Trustee, Executor, Administrator. Re
Ling Officer, Agent, Attorney, or Factor, on the ibi aay 01 uanuhry. 1000, ?dicu
taxation under the laws of this Stat*',and t.hat I have returned the same at
f believe to he the market value; and that the above list, as furnished by me,
Auditor, Ik a true and faithful return ot all the property which I am required
IS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO MAKE THEIR RETURN8
Returns will be received by the Auditor or bis deputy at the places on the
1 below:
January 9th and 10th?Monday and Tuesday.
nuary 11th?Wednesday.
nary 12t h?Thorsday.
uary 18th and Utb?Friday and Saturday. >
v lfltb and 17th?Monday and Tuesday.
January 18th and 19th?Wednesday aud Thursday.
ouary 20tb?Friday.
January 21st?Saturday.
si?January 23rd and 24th?Mondatand Tuesday. ' *
b?January 25th and 26th?Wednesday and Thursday.
?Janu -ry 27th and 28th?Friday aud Saturday.
sw?January 27th? Friday.
at)uary 28tb? Saturday. 1'
j?January 27th?Friday (at Mineral Springs).
iry 2Sth?Saturday.
ruary 6th and 7th?Monday and Tuesday.
>ruary 8tb and 9th?Wednesday and Thursday.
>hruary 10th and 11th?Friday and Saturday.
February 14th?Tuesday from 1 o'clock to 16th, Thursday, 2 o'clock.
M. from the 1st of January to 20th of February, except 9th and 101b of Jandays
office at Abbeville will be closed.
V v
\ ' . ; "V>>i
Instructions to Tax-Payers.
s having Real Estate' in more than one Township must make return for each
at your name Is entered In the Township In which you live.
I be returned or the penalty will be attached.
8 must sign oath attached to return and swear to same before the Auditor or
8 by mall will be received.
ty of 50 per cent, will attach In every case where persons neglect or fall to
irn.
re bought or sold land be sure to notify the Auditor
V. BRADLEY, Auditor.
ST RECEIVED
mother car load of
ElE PROOF OIL.
. /
Best in the World. 175 degrees
V. LAWSON & CO.
* n 1 O A tl ill.
max isanK 01 iiuuevme,
Abbeville, S. C.
, $75,000
,, 15,000
OfiLcera *
MITII, President. W. C. JIcGOWAN, Vice-President.
BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier.
iirectow s
IKEIl, Abbeville, S. C., J. C. KLUGH, Abbeville, S. C., .
E, Abbeville, S. C., W. JOEL SMITH, Abbryille, S. C.,.
WARDS, Abbeville, S. C., >V. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C.
J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C.
ral Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience forit?
Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon such safe oollaiera
lords. Sept. 11. 1892. lyr
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