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The Strain Tln?t KIIIn. Atlanta Constitution. Dr. Mills, a Washington physician, ] has made a special stuily of sixty puo- .> lie men who died from the strain of c too much brain work, and his conclu- 1 sions are of great interest and value. The doctor says that the emotional excitement of politics kills many men. . Uncertanity, disappointment and vain longing break dowu the system, and I the burden of responsibility has the same effect. The sixty men studied by Dr. Mills had great natural vigor, aud worked . with more energy than discretion. They strained their strength too much . and became victims of nervous prosTT J --i tration. unuer suuu uuuumuuo uivu have early warnings, the most important of which, the doctor saj's are : 1. Certain physical symptoms, such as excessive irritability of temper, depression of spirits, morbid impulses and fears, constantly recurring thoughts, phrases or suspicions, sense of effort, impairment of memory and attention, change in habits and methods of mental work. i 2. Laxity, of immobility of counte- J nance. 3. A diminution or loss of physical resisting power. 4. Heart failure. < 5. Sleeplessness. 6. Pain or distress in the back of the i head and neck. 7. Nervous dyspepsia. Excessive irritability is a sign of brain overwork. It alternates with ' feelings of depression and exhaustion. A victim of too much brain work has morbid impulses and fears. He will find himself unable to banish some phrase or thought from his mind, and then he is on the danger line. Nervous dyspepsia is one of the strongest evidences of brain strain, and it is now settled that liright's disease frequently results from mental overwork. , Sometimes it is a mistake to say that a man dies of erysipelas, pneumonia or , some particular disease, iuvesugutiuii would sbow that the malady was brought on by a state of collapse resulting from mental excitement. Na ture kindly hangs out her signal flags, j but men of tremendous energy are gen- , erally tempted to continue their work to the very last. Begular work does not kill?it is the unsual strain that breaks a man down. + The darkness is full of possibilities to alarm and paralyze us. "The life that haunts the emptlnes And horror of the dark" is very potent at times to touch and move our sensibilities. While this is so of the natural darknes, we hardly can realize how much it is true for those to whom the whole spiritnal world is a land of darkness, out of which no intelligible voices have come to them, and into which faith gives them no vision. The lives of our own forefathers, before tbev became Christians, was one of bondage to a shadowworld, of whose inhabitants they knew nothing, and therefore guessed the more. What would offend and what propitiate the unseen they could not tell. They had a dim feeling that the most precious offering would meet with most acceptance, and human life, as the most precious of possessions, was sacrificed continually by bloody rites. The captives in battle, their neighbors and brethren, even their children, were thus offered. It was when Christ came to them out of the darkness, lighting up all its shadowy corners, and declaring that God asked of them only the living sacrifices of an obedient heart, that their fearful imaginations ceased to dominate them. And since that grand disclosure the heart has time to be at peace, witnoui fear of the dark.?S. S. Times. Teacher (in disgust)?"That's the tenth time you've answered 'I don't know' to my questions." Boy?"I only said 'don't know" six times. The other times I said I wasn't sure" Teacher?"Well, what does a boy who never knows, or is never sure of any thing, expect to be when he grows Boy?(after reflection)?"I guess mebbe I might be a astronomer an' talk about comets." m i The Hartford Post tells how a bill collector stepped into an oflice the other day, and seeing the debtor talking to a number of lady friends waited till he had leisure, whereupon the debtor turned to the collector wun a very pleasant manuer and said: "I will loan you this much to-day. Come again when you are hard up," and smiled one of those smiles that crack a looking glass. IMPORTANT NpfiCL WE, tbe undersigned, hereby notify all parties not to perform any work for the < county, where a charge is to be made, unless ordered to do so by one of the County Commissioners. B. H. ARMSTRONG, W. A. LANIER, J. M. MAJOR. Jan. 25,1898, 2m State of South Carolina, ' County of Abbeville, Ex parte Cyras H. McCormlck, as Kxecutor of the Will of Cyrus H. McCormlck, Deceased, Petitioner. To Mattle FeltOD, Jno. C. Dorn, II. B. Dorn, Krmie Bell, Carrie Acker, Waco Acker, i Lewis Acker, Willie Dorn, Minnie Sims, Lula Sims, heirs at law of Wm. B. Dorn, deceased. Take NOTICE : That the petition herein has this day been filed in the office of the Clerk of Court Common Pleas Abbeville County praying restoration of the record of a certain deed, made on the day of 18(18, by Wm. B. Dorn to Cyrus II. McCormlck, by which the said Wm. B. Dorn conveyed to the said Cyrus H. McCormlck the lollowlng described real estate, to wjt: All that tract or parcel of land situate in ' ?i?Ahhnoilln SJtntn nf Smith llio VWUUIJ w. W. lino, containing twelve hundred and thirty- i two acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Wm. B. Dorn, Jos. C. Beall, Jan. Cothran, Sr.. Daniel Holder, Otway Henderson, Jennings Minln? and Manufacturing Company and others. The record of said deed having been de- ' 8troyed by fire on The 17th November, 1S72 and the original deed having been lost or mislaid. And that unless you show good reason to 1 the contrary within twenty days from the ' oi.-ina nr this notice upon you, the petition will be granted. W. R. BULLOCK, | Clerk Court C. P. Abbeville County. Feb. 1,1393,4t SCHOOL NOTICE. i LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS f\ with the School Commissioner will find lim in his olllcp all public days :ind every Saturday In each month nearest the inidille if the month, durint; tho present year lor tho mrpose of registering claims, Ac. K. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville. County. Feb 2, 1892. AOBT.S. SPARKMAN, GREENWOOD, S. C. fncnran^o AorfiTinv. LllUUX U1LV V/ v J FI KrE and Insurance ACCIDENT w-x*vv AND COTTON DEALER. ? File Staple Cottons a Specialty. Nov. 2,1892. tf IX A. ALLEN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, And Dealer In nil kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL, And Manufacturer of DOORS and SASH, WILL REMOVE HIS PLANT from Clinton to Abbeville on or about the 15th of January, 1893, and will contracl to build any kind of house that may be wan ted or will furnish any material that may be needed by j Lb ere. [Dec. 28,1892, tf School Trustees of Abbeville County. School District No. l?Capt. James Rogers, J. N. Lipscomb, B. P. Pinson, Ninety-Six. School District No. 2?John B. Sample, J. L. Hugbey, Greenwood; J. D. Fooshe. Coronaca. School Dlstrlot No. 3? Dr. C. W. Cason, Hodges; Dr. S. T. Lea, Cotcesbury; G. B. Riley, Itlley. School District No. 4?J. W. Mattlson M. L. Latimer, E. B. Rasor, Donalds. School District No. 5?M. E. Holllngswortb, J. A. Devlin, T. J. Bowen, Due West. School District No. 6?D. P. Hannah, Hodges* H. W. Bowie, Abbeville; G. W. Smith, Donalds. School District No. 7?J. L. White, Verdery; P. H. Klugh, Thonas Nickles. Greenwood. School District No. 8?E. W. Watson, Brad ley; T. J. Hearst, Verdery; Dr. P. li. Adams, Phcenlx. Sctiool District ." Jo. 9?J. F. Wldeman.D. W. Dowtln, J W. Younij, Troy. School District No. 10?A. T. Brown, Hunter* A. K. Watson, G. H. Wardlaw, Abbeville. School District No. 11?J. G. Ed wards, S. H. Cochran, James Evans, Abbeville. School District No. 12?R. O. McAdams, W. P. McCarter, W. N. Hall, Antrevllle. School District No. 13?L. C Mauldln, S. S. Boles, B. L. Cllnkscales, Lowndesvllle. School District No. 14?R. O. Bell, Dry Grove; David Thomas, Watt; J. W. Boyd, Mount Carmel. School DIstriot No. 15?Wm. McNeill, Mount Carmel; P. H. McCaslan, Wldeinan; J. O. Hemmlnger, Link. School District No. 16?Jas. Cothran, Jr., McCormlck; W. H. Britt, Sandover; L. B. Barney, Bordeaux. School District No. 17?E. S. Hale, E. W Lipscomb, Jas. Rogers, Jr. School District No. 18-C. A. C. Waller, T. F. Riley, J. L. Carr, Greenwood. School District No. ID?W. A. Templetou, F. B. Gary, J. F. Miller. The School Trustees of the above townships will be careful not to overdraw on the amount apportioned their respective towu ships, which will appear in a future issue o this paper. E. COWAN, Chairman Board Examiners. Dec. 21,1892, tf JlJlS Successor to E. A. Tempieton & Co. WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, TOMJLCCO ND h11 other articles kept In a general ft. merchandise stock. Thanking the public for their patronage in ihe past. I oespeak for >lr. Latimer a continuance of this patronage. W. A. TEMPLETON. Jan. 11,1893, tf filffij HI IT on WE HAVE 50 PA I IIS FINE FRENCH Calf Skin Shoes, hand-Rewed, our make which we offer at $5 PER PAIR. These are the BEST French Calf Skin Shoes, and every pair GUARANTEED. Let us have your measure and we will make one to lit you O. K. If there Is not a pair in stock. Recollect we are the shoe people of Abbeville, and don't fall to see us. BRIDLES=BIG BARGAINS. PDiruir??spp ns silfiE lllUilllU UlllJ uu uunui HIDES TAKEN IN ALL QUANTITIES. Very Respectfully, C. P. HAMMOND & CO. 1'. S.?Look at our trout wheu passing. Wanted to Buy. SCHOOL CLAIMS. Cash Rime nt. lowest discount. C. D. HADDON, Jan. 4, IS! 13, 3rn Abbeville, S. C. J. M. VISAJSTSKA, JEWELER, Greenwood, - - S. 0, A COMPLETE LINE OF Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c. Everything warrnnted to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done in a skilful manner ami warranted. Prices lower than ever. Go TO VISA1TSKA, the Jeweler. June 1, 1892, tf HENRY & CHEATHAM ABBEVILLE, S. C. Have opened a ? FANCY GROCERY STORE, where they will keep all manner of goods in their line. Buyers are cordially invited to examine their slock, aB the quality aud price of their goods will furnish the strongest inducements to customers. Call at the old stand of G. H. Moore. Jau. 4, 1893, 12m ARTESIAN - and Terra Cotta Wells. At great expense i am now prepared to sink wells through clay, quick sand and rock to any d wired depths. Curbing the clay down to rock with heavy Artesian Wrought Iron Pipe, by no other means is it possible to get down to the water bearing strata except with a Drill Machine. I would be glad for parties falling to get water on account of rock or quick sand to communicate with me. 1 expect to continue sinking the Terra Cotta Wells where desired, and claim that In ten year's experience 1 have sunk more and given more general satisfaction than any man in the State. I am no squatter, here to-day probably in Texas next week; consequently my guarantee is of some effect, Address, C. M. CALHOUN, March 2, 1892. Greenwood', 8. C. RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD F. W. Hoidkkopkr and Becben Foster, Receivers COLUMBIA. AND GREENVILLE DIVISION, Condonsod schedule in effect November 20,1S92 BETWEEN CHARLESTON. COLUMBIA, SENECA AND WALUALLA. Dally. No. ll.| STATIONS. | Dally. No. 15 6 Mum|Lv..Charleston.Ar 10 30pm 11 20am Lv..Columbia.Ar 6 05pm [12 05pm [ Lv... Alston.. Ar 6 18pm 12 57pm: Lv..Newbt*rry..Ar 4 25pm 2 17pm Lv.Nlnety-6lx.Ar 8 15pm 2 87pm Lv.Greenwood Ar 2 58pm 2 55pm Lv... Hodges ...Ar 2 29|itn 8 12pm Lv...Donalds..~Ar 2 11pm 3 23pm Lv.HoneaPatb.Ar 1 58pm 4 35pm Lv..Anderson..Ar 1 15i ui 5 18pm Lv..Pendl?ton..Ar 12 45pro (J 00pm Art.Beneiifl. .Lv 12 16pm 6 82pm Lv..Seneca. ..Ar 12 10am 7 00pm Ar. Walhalla. Lv 11 40nin 5 00pm Ar..Greenville..Lv 12 OOn'n BETWEEN ANDKBSON, BELTON ANI GREENVILLE I Daily. I j Dally. I | No. 12. j STATIONS. | No. 11. | 1 i5pin[Lv? Anderson ..Ar] 4 85pm| 5 00pm|Ar..Greenville.Lv|12 OOn'n J BETWEEN CHARLESTON. COLUMBIA, ALSTON AND SPARTANBURG. Dully No. 13. | STATIONS. | Daily No. 14. . ? en T <-(MirWlnn af 10 80nOl I ; u ovum ? ? 3 5<)|>ui Lv..Columbla,..Arl 1 20pm 1 4 80pm Lv.... Alston ...Ar 12 40pm I 5 50pm ;Lv Union....Arjll 17am I 6 50pm ArSpartanburgLv 10 20pm 110 10pm|Ar? Ashevtlle..Lv| 7 OOaui BETWEEN NEWBEKBY, CLINTON ANI LAUBEN8. Ex. 8un. No. 15. j STATIONS. jEx. San. No. 16. II 20am Lv..Colambla...Ar! 6 05pm] 2 OOptn Lv..Newberry,.Aril2 OOn'nj 8 34pm! Lv...Cllnton..? ArjlO 80am I 4 15pm I Ar... Lauren*...Lv! 9 50am | "between hodqes and Abbeville. I Dally. I I Dally. I Ex.Sun. No. 11. j STATIONS. No. 12 iEx.Sun No. 45. | Mixed. j | Mixed. | No. 61 8 OOaiii' 8 00pm Lv...Hodges....Ar; 2 20pm 7 85ait 8 25am |f8 20pm,Lv Darraugb's Ar|l2 OOpin 7 loan 8 40amj 3 S8pm| Ar.. Abbeville. Lv| 1 45pin 7 OOan CONNECTIONS via SOUTH BODND BAILBOAE Dully. I Dally, j I Daily. ! Dully. No. 3D i No. '9. I Central Time. ! No. 88.! No. 10. 1230pm 6 49hdi|Lv..Colombia...Arj 2 40pm: 9 00pm 510pm 11 30am< Ar...Savannab...Lv;10 20um 4 OOpui Parlor Cars between Columbia and Savnnnah Trains leave Spartanburg, S. C., A. a C. Division Northbound, 4.09 a. m., 3.48 it. m., 6.00 p. m (Vest! buled Limited); Souihbcuncl, 1.56 a. m., 3.36 p.m. 11.87a. m,(Vcstibuled Limited); Westbound. \V. N, C. Division, 0.50 p. m., for Hondersonvllle, Ashevllk and Hot Springs. Trflns leave Greenville. 8. C., A. & C. Division Northbound 3 07 a. m., 2.26 p. m., 5.08 p. m. (Vest! buled Limited); Southbound, 3.07 a. m., 4.42 p.m. 12.28 p. in. (Vestibnled Limited). Trains leave Soneca, 8. C., A. <* O. Division, Northbound, 1.36 u. m., 12.15 p. m., Southbound, 4.88 a. m., 6.80 p. m. Trains Nos. 11 and 12 on thn C. and G. Division nnd Trains 18 and 14 on the A. and 8. Division will run solid to and from Charleston over the S. C. B. It PULLMAN CAB SEBVICE. Fullman 81eeper on 18 and 14 between Charleston " " ?nd Snnrtanburc. and Asnevuie, vmwiu>..>... _.. , Pullman Palacc Sleeping Car on Trains 9,10,11 and 12, 87 and 38 on A. <* C. Division. W. A. TURK, 8. II. HARDWICK, Oen'l Pass. Agent, Ass't Qen'l Pass. Agt., Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. V. E. McBEE. SOL HAAS, Gen. Superintendent, Traffic Manager, Columbia, 8. C. "Washington. D. C. W. II. GREEN, Gen'l Mgr., Washington, D. C. Seaboard A.ir Line* TO AND FROM Union Depot, Atlanta, Ga. SHORT LINE TO NORFOLK and OLD POINT, Va., and'Columbia, 8. C. New line to CharlesI ton, S. C. Schedule in effect December 11. 1892. NORTHBOUND.^ SOUTHBOUND. j No. 38.i No. 80. Eastern Time, I No. 48. No. 41. Dally. | Dally. | Except Atlanta. Daily. ] Daily. I & 15pm; 7 00am Lv Atlanta Ari 7 45puij 9 lOum iU.Depot,Clty Te.j | 9 25pm; 11 OianilLv Athens Arj 5 52pm 7 00am 10 45pm 12 15pm Ar Elberton Lv 4:15pm 5 80un 12 Olu'l 1 42| in Ar Abbeville Lv| 3 28pm 4 Olum 12 32uiii 2 15|iiii .lr Greenwood Lv 2 51 pin 3 20am 1 85am 3 19pm|Ar Clinton Lv| 1 4opm 2 19am j 3 25pin;Lv Clinton Ar 130pm ; 4 16pm Ar Newberry Lv 12 38pm 4 82pmjAr Prnsperiiy Lv 12 22pm j 3 55pm|Ar Columbia Lv 11 OOom 7 25pm Ar Sumter Lv 9 43am 110 80pui J Ar Charleston Lv C 50am t9 23pm Ar Darlington Lv +7 12mn fl22i)am ArWiimlngton Lv lO 10pm, 8 17ain 3 17am Ar Chofter Ar il -ilam 12 20pin 4 04aui 4 04um Ar CatawbaJc Ar'lO 54um II 33|im 5 OOam l 5 OOaui. Ar Monroe Lv lO OOsin 10 8oj>m {7 OOain 11 Ooprn Ar Charlotte Lv 4 30am +7 80pm . j? +T oomn! J7 isumn ar n .iu. 11 17am ,Ar Kaleigii Lv 4 20pm 12 59pm Ar Henders'n Lv ; 2 25pm 2 4opin j Ar Veldon Lv 1215pm 5 45pm Ar PortsmouthLv!. 9 35mn H 15pm iLv Weldon(a) Ar 12 10n'n 5 .'{Opm 'Ar Petersburg Lv 10 OOatn 6 2Kpml Ar Richmond Lv 1 1) 15nm 11 lopinl ArWiiHlilncton Lvj j 4 30am 12 4Sn't; Ar Baltimore Lv i 2 50am 3 45ai?j jArPhtlndclphlaLv! ;12 OSn't C oOamj J A r New York LvJ i 9 00pm J7 00am ArBaltim'ri-(b)Lv tG311pm 10 47ain ArPlilludelpninLvj 4 41pm J1 20pm Ar Now Ynrk.Lvj +2 10pm 5 55pm Lv P,tBin,tli(n) Ar 9 10am 5 10am ArPhlladi'lphlnLv; 11 lCpm 8 00am Ar New York Lv 8 00pm 0 00pm LvP't8iirili(w) Ar I S OOnui (i 30am ArWasbington Lv; | 7 (K)pm tDnily except Sunday. 1 Daily except Monday, (a) Via Atlantic Coast Line, (b) Via Bay Line. - - s.. ? _ -r._u ftn(i Norf.dk Hail (n; v ia new road. (w) Via Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company. Trains Noa. 3S and 41 run colld with through Pullman buffet sleeping earn between Atlanta, 6a., and Portsmouth, Va. Trains Nos.3G and 43 carry through cars to and from Charleston, 8, U,, and Atlanta, Oa. i Tickets and sleeping car reservations can be secured at depot ticket office of Seaboard Air Line. O. V. SMITH, JOHN 11. WINDKK, Traffic Manager. General Mnnaser. II. W. B. GLOVEK, Division Passenuer Agent, Atlanta. i 1 W. R. WELSH Stone Cutter and'Quarryman, Quarry P. 0., S. C. IS prepared to fill all kinds of orders o short notice for first class granite of ever description, either rough or dressed. A granite delivered on board cars. Prices given on application. Work guara teed to be satisfactory. [Oct. 28, 1892,12m Bank of Lowndesville LOWNDESV1LLE, S. C. Capital Stock Paid la $20,000 0 Surplus ... 3,500 0 d0e8 a general banking bus tiess. Affords best security and faci ties for depositors. Issues time certificates of deposits bearlr interest as follows: Six months 4 per cen twelve months o per cent. J. B. FRANKS, Presdent. Terra Cotta Wells AT Reduced "PRICES. I AM USING A 12 Inch and IS inch AUGE or superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt i quicksand run out like some old time Infer! Augers, thus insuring a good head of wat in quicksand in mucn less time. My plan of putting in pipe is the onlyoi that keeps quicksand from filling up the we but If one-third, or even one of my wel should even be a failure my guarantee wou amount to something, for I would go at remedy same, or return the money. The 12 Inch Auger hns given splendid pat action, especially for stock, tenant hous and small families at much less cohI. ir you want a good head of water and a ci tain well, address J. H. SOUTH, Greenwood, S. C'., Nov. 9,1892. the" Farmers' Banl ?rfP? ABBEVILLE, S. C., Does General Banking Business. 1 Buys and sells Exchange and makes Coll tlons. DEPOSITS SOLICITED. Paid up Capital $50,7 Subscribed Capital '75,OC > A SavlngR Department bas been esb lished. Amounts received of 81.00 and t wards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable qu terly,?January, April, July, October. Sm savings Increaserapidly. Win. H. Parker, J. T. Roberta President. Vice-Pb* Julius H. DaPre, Cashier. March 5, 189fc-12m fill ' Having made a careful study of the subjc ) and he respectfully oilers his services to I public. Dr. T. J. Klnard will be in Abbevl Af TTill'fl T.iirorir fitohl . UU Ulil a JLtA. ? \JJL. J MVWWJ on the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHI All communications addressed to Ninety-8 8. C., will receive prompt attention. Nov. 16,1892, tf DIRT TIME ! TIME Do Yob Want Time Dorioe 189 Your watch needs cleaning a oiling once every eighteen months, you would preserve Its time keeping qua l ties. Consider, in that time the bnlan wneei turns on lis uencaie axis u.wu.swj times. It does not rest at night, like ordinn machines, but, like the heart, keeps at work unceasingly. You oil an engine, or a sewing machine, any other mechanical contrivance, dally weekly, but that delicate Instrument of p clsion, YOUR WATCH, Is allowed logo u cared for until It Is clogged with dirt a stops. The best of oil becomes thick ai dirty In time. In this condition It wears t pivots, and destroys their tit in the Jew holes which is necessary to a correct perfori ance. Let me Look at Your Watcl I will give you a conscientious opinion as whether it needs attention. H. D. REESE, Competent Watch Repairer, Second Do< above National Bank, Abbeville, S. C. Jan. 4,1X93. 12m SPEED'S D With a LARE and t DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINE OILS, WINDOW PUTTY, COB GOODS, PI The demand of this market can be supplic Headquarters for tine CIGARS and TOBA< ed to. l'rescnpuons careiuuy comnounuea You are respectfully Invited to ca P. B National Ban Abbevi Canital, Surplus, * Offl J. ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. UAH Will. II. PARKER. Abbeville, S. C., L. >V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. J. ALLEN SMIT DOES a General Banking business, provld Depositors. Is ready at any and all tlin< as our county affords. To Rent. TAESIRABLE HOUSE with FIVE ROOMS ' J J wltliin the incorporate limits of Abbeville together with two cardenu. Apply to the undersigned, or Win. P. Calhoun. Esq. E. B. COLHffUN. Jan. 4,185)3, tf n ? J. 8. COTHRAN L. W. PERRIN. ?T. P. COTHRAN.? ? COTHRAN, PERRIN & COTHRAN > Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. : HIS 41 m I AUG, W. SMITH & CO. HAVE Just received a fine assortment of HORSES and MULES, and are able to supply almost any demand that may be made upon them for stock, which will be sold Cheap for Cash or Approved Paper. Call early at their alables. Dec. 21,1892, tf I I MORTGAGEE'S II! ae 11, ? M DY VIRTUE OF POWER OF HALE CONU talned iu a certain mortgage, executed by Welcher Adams to Hill <& Co., and duly recorded In the office of Mesne Conveyance for "" Abbeville county, In Book "A," page 253. on the 9th day of January, 1S85, and by said Hill , A Co. regularly assigned to Christian Daniel for valuable consideration. I will sell for thf payment of the debt to secure which said mortgage was given, at Abbeville Courl House, on SA^EDAY IN MARCH, 1893, al ? public auction, bII that tractor parcel of land situate, lying and being In Abbeville county, containing J Thirty-Two Acres, more or less,and bounded by lands of Fran fa Hutchinson, Whitfield Hutchinson, Elia< Harris, and others, being a part of what li known as the "Promised Land," which wai purchased by Welcher Adams from the State of South Carolina. TERM^?Cash. CHRISTIAN DANIEL. Feb. 2,1883,4t Mortgagee, ec ?BOARD OF ASSESSORS ibJP ar- all ?. TO CANVASS THE RETURNS 01 PERSONAL PROPERTY OP ABBEVILLE COUNTY. i ? Who They Are and What is Exsot, , pected of Them, Returns will be forwarded to Townshl) ' Boards on Monday, tbe 6th day of Marcb Tbe Boards will examine and can vans tbe r< DCier. turns between tbe 6th and lltli, returning tli ur- same to tbe Auditor not later than Saturda> J?* lltb day of March. The County Board com all posed of tbe Chairman of tbe Townshl| nd | Boards will meet at Abbeville Court HoU6 'on Wednesday, the 15th day of March, 1893. ml. It is clearly tbe duty of the Townshl ies, Boards of Equalization to canvass carefull; each and every Return of Personal Propert; ^1* made at their respective Townships, in orde that Individual Returns of Personal Propert; [0 may be equalized as near as possible, and li every Instance where a materia) change li jY. the Return of any Individual is made, notic x* to the tax-payer must be given in order tba be may have tbe opportunity to appeal befor ? the CouDty Board which meets the 13th day c wm March, isai. i'osiai carus win uu lumnuc by this office for the purpose of so notify In where material cbanges are made. The following freeholders are hereby a[ pointed Boards of the various Townships: Nlneiy-Slx?J. D. Watson, J. W. Fouche, J A. Calhoun. Greenwood?0. A.C.Waller, W. H. Mayi j W. W. Klugh. | Cokesbury?T. J. Ellis, G. B. Riley, W. B Dunn. Donalds?E. L. Waldrop, W. J. Donnald, I J. Martin. Due West?J. E Todd, M. B. Cllnkscales, J 3 11. C.Dunn. ( Long Cane?A. F. Calvert, W. A. Stevenson N. P. Mcllwaln. Smlthville?N. Anderson, Jr., J. L. Whlt< W. W.Purdy. nd White Hall?A. J. Pounds, D.W.Jay, J.I If Ward, Sr. Indian Hill?J. L. Russell, J. F. Wldemac ixk) R. W. Crawford. ry Cedar Springs?A. K. Watson, John Lyon lu R, O. Hunter. or Abbeville?James McMillan, Jones F. Mil or lor. P. a. Cheatham. Diamond Hill?S; B. Knox, A. F. Carwile, J nd C. Trlbble. nd Lowndesvllle?I. H. McCalla, L. W. Maul k? din, Dr. J. W. Speer. m- Magnolia?B. A. Doyd, J. S. Norwood, C. G McAUster.| Calbouns Mills?W. L, Millet, J. C. Keune ^ dy, J. H. Morrab. ' Bordeaux?O. A. Traylor, J. B. Holloway, T to J. Price. The various Boards will meet and organlz< ? oHolrmon ftnri nnfifv this ofllce UJ CICUVIU5 M ?^ ' W. W. BRADLEY, 5r Auditor A. C. Jan. 11, 1893. tf BOG STORE. arell Selected Stock oi S, PAINTS, r GLASS, PREPARED IBS, BRUSHES, FANCY 2RFUMES, STATIONERY, &C. id. XO. Orders by Mail or hand promptly attend at all hours. 11. . SPEED. k of Abbeville, 111?, s. o. cs v o,uuu - - - - 15,000 cexriv s W. C. McGOWAN, Vice-rrc?idcnt. :NWELL, Cashier. iCftOVM X J. C. KLUUII, Abbeville, S. C., W. JOEL SOUTH, Abbeville, S. C., C., W. C. WcGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. 'II, Abbeville, S. C. en the greatest security and convenience for lis 2H to make loans bused upon such safe collateia Sept. 11. 18U-J. lyr I I The "Well Known and Reli W. JOEL SMITH A HE now prepared to furnish their patrons and the public < need In Hip w.ty of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and at Our stock of DRY GOODS, STAPLE NOTIONS, BOOTS and ! NISHINOS. &c., have oeen well selected and priced according We are Offering Blankets at 7 We give special attention to GROCERIES, both HEAVY PRIDE" FLOUR at 85 50 a barrel is ahead of anything In thlsi ENT" at $4.75 tikes the cake. Our shelves ?re filled with ro< PEAS, OYSTERS, CRAB SHRIMP. CANNED MEATS, JEi EGG MACCARONI. Something new and especially nice. We Hardware, Wood and Willow1 SADDLES. If you want a real bargain In a BUGGY, CART o tan get It. W. JOEL SMIT] Don't Get Mat mmammmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmi When your jobs < right, and your Wal will run cranky. [ to some one who make them right. , and if you don't, yoi hnuiran The Largest Sto ! and Jewelry in this 3 No charge for E bought of me. R. B. HENN j GREENE I Him TO u\-\ r y ? d 1 VfOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL RETURNS ii property subject to taxation and (all transfers of Keal Es >t Must be Returned Between t > January, 1893, and the 20th I >- The law requires me to asses* all parties who neglect to mat above net forth, and add a penalty of 50 percent, thereto. r EXECUTE THIS PROVISION OP THE LAW WITHOUT I lam particularly anxious to procure a felrand legitimate sonal Property in Abbeville County, and I respectfully ask e s. aid iu procuring the Btinie. As It is possible that in the hurrv of taking tax re'urns, which they sign their names, I copy it here for your careful p< 1. The State of South Cauolixa,.....~. - I do solemnly swear, that , and Personal Property, Moneys, Credits over and above m> Bonds, Stocks. Joint 8tocfc Companies, or otherwise, belonelr Manager, Holder, or as Husband, Parent, Guardian, Trunin r. ceiver, Accounting Officer, Agent, Attorney, or Factor, on tin are subject to taxation under the laws of this StaUi,and tha what I honestly believe to he the market value; and that the >. to the County Auditor, is a true and faithful return of all tli by law to list. TAX-PAYERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED T< '? PROMPTLY. Returns will be received by the Auditor or I days designated below : Green wood?January 9th and 10th?Monday and Tuesday. Coronaca?January llth?Wednesday. Verdery?January 12th?Thursday. i? Bradley?January 18th and 14th?Friday and Saturday. Troy?January lotb and 17th?Monday and Tuesday. McCormlck?January 18th and 19th?Wednesday and Thura ' Bordeaux?January 20th?Friday. Wllllngton?January 21st?Saturday. Mouut Carmel?January 23rd and 24th?Monday and Tuesds Calhoun Falls?January 25th and 2Gtb?Wednesday and Thi Lowndesvllle?January 27th and 23th?Friday aud Saturday Mountain View?January 27ih?Friday. Antrevllle?January 28th?Saturday. Cedar SprlnitB?January 27th?Friday (at Mineral Springs). '* Gllxal?January 28th?Saturday. Hodges?February 6th and 7th?Monday and Tuesday. Donalds?February 8th and 9th?Wednesday and Thursday. Due West?February 10th and 11th?Friday and Saturday. Ninety-Six?February 14th?Tuesday from 1 o'clock to Kith,' Abbeville C. H. from the 1st of January to 20th of Februar uary, on which days office at Abbeville will be closed. ! Instructions to Tax-] 1 Tax-payers having Real Estate in more than oneTowni 12. Be sore that your name is entered In the Township In wt 3. Polls must be returned or the penalty will be attached. 4. Tax-payers must sign oatb attached to return and swea his deputy. 5. No returns by mall will be received. 0. The penalty of 60 per cent, will attach in every case wb make their return. If you have bought or sold land be sure t W. W. BRADLEY, Prompt Attention Giver F. S. EVA Machinery Broker and Comm DEALER IN Steam Engines, Portable Engines and S ary Boilers, Steam Fittings, Pull* Belting, Corn Mills, Saw Mi Threshing Machines, Cotton Brown, Winship & P Cotton Gins. (Don't fail to get PRICES from me before call and see me at Gre enwo o cl, Juno 22, 1892. If .able Firm of & SONS with nny and everything they . price* to .SUIT the hard tiroes. SHOES. HATS. GENTS FURto the needs of the trade. 5 Cents a Fair. and FANCY GOODS. "OUR xiartcet.and our"FIRST PATKl?, ad TOMATOES, FRENCH LLIES, See. Try oar ROYAL i have a splendid assortment of i^are, Harness, r WAGON call on as and yon a & sons. : don't come out tch stops, or it 3ut bring them J ...:n uan anu win fou know who, ii ought to. in ; " vj ck of Watches section. i ' :' ' Vj| m ... m -- /,' , v . ngraving goods * V .. EM AN, TOOD, 8. c. l| fliii OF REAL AND PERSONAL tale made sloe? January 1,1992. , ;he First day of S.1 1 AAA euruary, iovo. ice their returns within the time MY INSTRUCTIONS ABB TO EXCEPTION. ; assessment of all Real and Peril! good citizens to (five me their ome do not realize the oath to eruwU: COUNTY. . I have Hated above all the Real ' Indebtedness. Investment* In ig to me, or under ray control as e, Executor, Administrator, Rei 1st day of January. 1883, which , it I have returned the same at nbove list, as furnished by me, e property which I am required ) MAKE THEIR RETURNS lis deputy at the places on the day. iy. irsday. ' rhuradny, 2 n'clook. y, except 9th and 10th of Jan1 Payers. ship must make return for each ilch you live. r to same be.?0re the Auditor or iere persons neglect or fall to 0 notify the Auditor , Auditor. 1 to Orders ! lNS, ission. Stationary, Stationjys, Shaftings, 11 Outfits, l Preses, ratt buying elsewhere, or s. c.