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The Press and Banner. i BY HUGH WILSON, Wednesday, March 1, 1893. c' sr-T- ?? 1 oir for (he Iiinusii ration. ' Senator Hemphill and his daughter. Miss 0 Mary Hemphill, will leave to-night on th* 9 twelve o'clock train over the <l., C. A N. road for Washington, where they will be theguests a of Hon. J. J. Darlington for several days. ? taking In the inauguration of President Cleveland. After the Inauguration they will visit * the historic battle fields of Virginia, on which " the Senator himself took an active part in ?, many of the exciting scenes of the war. \ Leaving these places which will ever liold h * ' page In the annals of the country and upon " which were enacted deeds of Southen hero- ? Ism and Northern valor, they will visit some " of the Northern cities and other places of in' torost Miss Mary Hemphill is deservedly one ol our popular young ladles, and is her fathers ? nialD support In the conduct 01 nis newst)# per, she having entire charge of h!sofllce, and r during the periods of his absence she takes ? I charge of the editorial and business depart (J ments. managing each with equal skill and p fidelity to the best interest of the ofHce. It ^ is hoped that she may have a pleasant and c profitable time. Off for Sprint; Wood*. K Mrs. R. M. Haddon left last week f>r New ei York to purchase her Spring slock. ci Messrs. Petitt A Jones, glass blowers, o were the centre of attraction Itust. week, o Large crowds of our people witnessed their ei wurK every day. All classes w?-re equally In- p terested. and none seemed to tire 01 witness- q li?g their novel performance. Hundreds oJ e little presents were carried away every day. p Miss Lucy, daughter of Mr. Frank Henry of this village, fell from the stair railing last ?ioht po/iuivinir nulte ii shock and se- " X-I1UUJT UI&U>, ^ vere bruises, from which she will recover In a good time. tt Lost.?A pair of gold eye glasses, In a black leather case. The tinder will be liberally re- J warded by returning same to J. Hayne Mc- Li Dill. e( Rkkhk <t DuPke are dally expecting a loi a of silverware, jewelry, watches, clocks aud U other beautiful goods lu their line. n . Columbian Exposition Souvenir hall dol- 4' lars lor sale by P. B. Speed. Call early, if you M would like to have one. Mrs. H. T. Tustkn has returned from au ,t extended trip to Loulsaua. , e< Hkad the article lu reference to Insurance. T ? m n Give your enlarging to Gallagher Bros, j - They can give you better work and at much t| lower rates than any travelling agent. ,, Agents generally more than double on their w enlargements. All that Gallagher wants Is a a| living profit. Their methods of doing busi! ness makus your pictures perfectly safe In t, their bands. They can give you enlarged pic- s, tures at two dollars and upwards. They will w have a full line of samples lu a few days. w Curl your hair. Another lot of nice curling c> tongs Just received at Penney's Drug Store. y " i onMiltilfv nf ftnp t.nl- n rveuicuiuvi nc Uionw >? ?rw.M.v let articles at Penney's Drug Store. Freeh lot lobster, crabs, breakfast bacon and light weight Man no. in hams, at Aug. W. ,> . Smith. a, Buy your chewing and Bull Durham smok- ei lng tobacco froiu Aug. W. Smith. You can get that French briar root pipe you hnve been wanting nom that new lot 01 choice pipes at Speed's. He will be pleased to * see you. . Harrison & Game are prescription druggists. lt and have a Hue of physician* supplies. C. P. Hammond & Co. have a lew pair of u t>< certain line of shoes they are offering bar- 1* gains In. See them. ol Buy your plow stocks, plows, clevises, heel ? bolts, lap rings, single trees and trace chain* ,' from Aug. W. Smith. , {f Buy your soap, starch and blueing fiom tc Aug. w. Smith. He sells Octagon soap and ,r kln",n" Knth nf which have no eaual. h< For evaporated apple#, Piatt <fc Co.'s sliced " Rino apple and California peaches, call on V| Aug. W.Bmitb. *1 Another lot of shaving brashes Jast recelv- "?J ed at Speed's Drug Store. u Diamond dye will freshen up that old faded e: dress. You can get any color at Speed's Drug ti Store. iti For com fort, durability and perfect cleansers h use the Prophylactic tooth hrusb. Sold only at Penney's Drug Store. 01 If you smoke a pipe use the Seal of N. C. ?, plug cut tobacco, 10 cents a package. Stop and see it. Penney's Drug Store. The finest line of high grade tobacco. cigars nc and cigarettes in town at Peaneiy's Drug u Store. u Now is the time to use Bug Bane, 25 cents a " bottle, at Penney's Drug Store. 11 Headquarters for Loon en's fine tooth brushes. Stop aod see them. Penney'B Drug Store. nJ Try the famous Calhoun chewing tobacco, w at Penney's Drug Store. di Cigars! cigars! from 2% to 20cents each,at Vl Penney's Druir Store. J} Ladies call and see C. P. Hammond it Co.'s llneofred sllpperr. They will have all the Vl styles In a few days?white, tanued, red and ' all the cuts. r ?.... f Ir Contributed Locals. ,e ,vi Mr6. J. W, Morrah and Mrs. J. L. Covin of '< Mt. Carmel were shopping In the city last ra Friday. tt Mr. Johnny Tarrant of Mt. Carmel was in u town last week on business for Sherlfi'Nance. Ir Mr. B. A. Boyd and his daughter-in-law bl Mrs j. 11. rsoya, 01 luuiuiuui, ?tic iu uit o< , city last Saturday. pi The lecture on last Friday evening by Rev. it Dr. Bays, was very entertain I ng antl well at- al tended, wbile the receipts or the evening fo were about S 0. It was oronounced perfect by pi several widowers whose golden locks have it already turned to gray, hud It not been thai b< they were entirely left out, not one word said re for tbelr comfort. , tc On last Friday morning fifteen bales of cotton belonging to \V. J. Smith & Sons caught fire, it Is supposed from sparks from an engine at the It. & D. depot, and but for the branch near by. mlsjht nave resulted In a disastrous conflagration. The cotton was Insured in the Orient of Hartford, Conn., by W.T.Branch. Agt., who says the adjuster Ii will arrive to-day to set tie the matter. MUb Elfle Watson, of the Lebanon section, visited Miss Maggie Latimer last Friday and l- took in the lecture, returning home on Sat- ct nrday accompanied by her Irieud Miss Lati- ir roer. ?j. Gen. Hemphill,accompanied by hlscharm- T, log daughter Miss Mary, leaves to-day for Washington. I). C.. to attend the inaugura- tt tion of Grover Cle\eland. tc Abbeville is steadily aud surely growing, as ol is noticeable Horn the fact that capitalists from abroad are coming here to establish in- y< dustrles of various kinds. Messrs. Allen si Brothers are now erecting nn Immense facto- ai ry for doors, sash and blinds; a Iro large plan- io ing mills. Tliey have built a side track con- |<; necting their factory with the main track on the K. & D. roud. which will give tliein even- a facility tor quick shipments. These gemot n; men are mooted men and full or energy, and st will be able to compete In quality ol finish ui and price with any factory In the State. aud il should be patronized Oy our people, and we huve no douht but that their larue outlay oi ol capital will come back to them iu a full share w of pro/Its. bi Mr. Beara, or wesiminisier, nrnrea msi o Monday to select a site upon whicb lie will at ft otice ealabllms h foundry. Our people give blm a benny welcome, and would Ray to otb- ai era. Come on, and cant In jour lol with us, w and we will do you good. <j Oar real estate agents are doing about lively, buying land and staking off lots; and st will bulla cottages for those wishing to li purchase; figures will be reasonable aud cl terms easy. This Is right. If we expect our b town to continue to grow, we must not drive p oft persons wishing to buy, but must oiler ti them such inducements as will bring aud ti settle them here. The R. & D. road has a new engine on the D Abbevlle branch. ti Dr. Wbedon says: "An irreverent looking a arouud over an assembly eugaged in prayer Is a mark of ill-breeding, to say nothing of the respectful reverence which all true worship demands." 80 say we, especially in our day and time, and in oar congregations. The many iriends of Mr. Archie Thomson, ?"< n' lKhoiilllo'ohMl vruinar m?n. will re. d pret to hear of his sadden an3 severe Illness, u He was with us a Tew days ago well and '< hearty. We are glad to learn before this goes ! to press that he Is a little better, and hope he will soon be lully restored to health. His brother Mr. Thomas Thomson is now with ii him. Our people are agltatlDg the building of a P c< 'tton factory. b Our,town will receive quite a handsome tax on dogs at 31.25 per head. O It Is lutlmated that our city fathers con- tl template putting a neat Iron fence around " the public suuare park. K Trade has been dull lor the past few days, owing to the bad weather, but as soon as the tl sun shines out our farmers will get a move on them. 11 Mrs. R. M. Haddon left for New York last week and will as usual buy everything pretty for tbe ladles. Mr. W. E. Bell will leave to-morrow for northern markets where be will buy bis usual line of novelties and fancy goods. a Mrs. H.T. Tusten has Just arrived borne i from a pleasant trip to Monroe, La. J. \V. Doar & Brother was tbe only firm In Abbeville that closed on Washington's birth Bl day. " MissLucretla Lyon of McCormick is in tbe 11 store of K. M. Haddon <&Co. Mrs. J. H. Thomas who has been visiting d relatives here for several weeks past, returned to her home in Wetumpka, Ala., yesterday. t <- * AFFAIES OF THE HEAET. 'How to Conrt?Who to fonrt?Whe to Tonrt." This was the subject of an address whlc fus delivered in the Court Room last Frida light to a full house by the Rev. Dr. Bays. The subject of the address had awakene onslderable interest In the expectancy, an n its delivery the .people were not disaj oi riled. Dr. B;tys is an Intellectual man. with fore if character, possessing the power of eh luence in a marked degree. For nearly an hour and a half he held h! udience, wiilcb listened to him with unfiag ing Interest from first to last. Dr. Bays related many Interesting circuit tances In his own experience b< >re he crossed the Rubicon. In which he ofte xcited the heartiest laughter. While bis st< les were amusing in the last degree, yet wit light changes In some of his recitals the rere not totally different trom the scenes an hapters In the experiences of others wh ere preseut. He held up the mirror true t ature. But these rehearsals were mor muslug than Instructive. His address was arranged under three gen r?l divisions, as Indicated In the beading c its notice, as follows: How to Court?Although he said at the b< Inning of his lecture that courting was ne art, he said that young men should b onest. He even recommended that they g ) see their sweet hearts In their every da; lotbes. The girl, be said, should be seen a lie truly is. In her every day apparel, even a :ie cooks the meal or kicks the cat out of tb Itctien window. un mis we wouiq remars mm, uur c*imi ace M ould lead us to believe tbat to win sut ess something else Is Deeded than slnoerlt; f speech and honesty of purpose. On th ther baud, It is barely possible, If we sai ur sweetheart kick tbe cat out of the kltct 0 window,or exhibit a disposition to use th oker on h bead, tbat we would readily relln uisli all claim to that particular angel. It 1 very woman's Christian duty to appear a retty as possible, and it is also her boundei uiy to be as good as she appears to be. Who to Court?The lecturer said that th ude ought to marry the flirt. Tbe man!; len ought to marry womanly women. Tba girl ought not to attach too much lmpor nee to the cut of her lover's coat, nor to r< ard with loo great severity bis gawky mar er or the Ixck of polish on hlB shoes. Tha ae rough exterior of tbe country boy ofte ivered a better heart than the more fashlor bly dressed and better educated boy froii wn. The plainest ghrl, he said, If worthj eed have no fears tbat she would have ultuble offer of marriage. When to Court?The learned Doctor though jat in young manhood was tbe time t Durt. Children should neither court do tarry, but when men and women bad react 1 the years of maturity they should marrj hey should not fritter away tbe best part c fe in a prolonged courtship or in an Internal able engagement. The lecturer held tbat the sweet charmer Id as much courting as the men, and h icught that they sometimes lifted a oonflc ig gudgeon's scalp In a most cruel mannei hlch act. he sueeested. was not a comment ble one. Bat the orator paid beautiful and eloquen 'ibuteB to the excellencies and virtues am rednesses of woman. He thought tba bile a man might occasionally get a wif ho would be willing on the slightest prove it Ion to flght Sherman's army wltbapokei et such wouien were the exception. As i ile they were good?scarcely lower than thi agels. Being good and pure themselves h r^ed them to require the same purity c lelr lovers thut ihelr lovers demanded o lent, which leads us .to remark that?If the: lopt the lecturer's advice?there will be sev al girls lert over. The Difficulty of Marrying?There are som llugs which the learned Doctor did not Bay e could not say everything In an hour an< half, und as supplementary to our report o hut be said, we herewith copy an article 01 >e "Difficulty of Marrying," which we fln< i the newspapers: domeilmes a great deal of uBefal advice cat } concentrated lu a very small space. Thli Illustrated In a book published by Ogllvle r New York, on marrying?a subject 01 hlch the budding youth ol the land cahDO ?ve too much wise direction. Tbe youni idy, to begin with, Is dissuaded In this wori out expecting an ideal marriage. Bbe Is no ) count upon "a creature of lorm, make ant lental endowment that thrills her wbol< ?lug Into rapturous Joy." Uhe must taki ten as they are. mill she is not to marry "j ary smnll man," nor "a masher," nor i jendihrlft, nor a vllllan, nor a stingy man tie Is also to beware of the lop, the dude, thi runkard and the clown. The clown, we an >ld, won't wear well. "Real providers," it 1 cplalned, "are never witty. Life is a trl[ iat that costs car fare, wash bills, and actua allays. Is he funny? iiow many times cat e be funny?" By avoiding punsters is not the whole dutj f woman. She must marry, Our author as lines, but she must be discreet about It Don't marry for money," she is told, but a le same time "don't marry a man too poor.' be Is to avoid tbe foreigner, the crank, th ilser and men of "odd sizes." She is not t< larry "too young," but at the same tin e it i nwlne to marry "too old" or "far apart It jes." When, at length, she does marry, thi lotlve must be all rlgbt. She is not to mar T "irom pity," nor "recklessly,'' nor "bastl nor "without love." Above all, she i otto expect too much In marriage," ant ben the lime comes she Is not to elope. Evl ently husbands, In onr author's opinion, ar ery uncertain investments. Tbe young mat aturally needs fewer caullonB. It Is the la les who, as a rule, get the worst of the mar age bargain., Slill our author advises thi oung man not to marry "a tltterer," nor i iquette, nor "line feathers" nor "for spite.' bis Is a special caution about girls whi avfl thfl hnhlt Af cuincr nnwhorfl for noLh >g." Nor Is it advisable, suy8 ihe author, t< larry "a doubly divorced woman," or "abovi ou,' or "below you," or "your coubId," o 3ne who is not good at home." Havlni lade up hie mind, the lover"must not con: le woman." Bufdon't dally." says our au lorlty, "and don't be too slow about propoa ig." Many a man's happiness has beei lasted by procrastination. There are how /er, cautions to be observed us to times an< laces or proposing. "Don't propose." urge lis counsellor, "on a wash-day, in the rain : breakfast, or In a tunnel." When all th< iregoing warnings have been heeded, thi rospect of happiness in wedded life, our au lor assures us, is very fair. But how any )dy is ever to get married after all these dl ictlons have been followed it is lmposslbli i say. INTERESTING CEREMONY. natallation of Jfcwly Elected Dea cous at tbe Presbyterian Church. Dr. Wilson, assisted by the officers of thi lurch. Installed the newly elected Deacon itootHce last Sunday morning, namely Dr U.Thomson, Mr. J. E.Glenn, and Mr. W . Branch. Dr. Wilson delivered a sermon suitable U ie occasion, in which be recited many bis irioal lactB In connection with tbe Deacon f that congregation. The cburcn was organized some twenty-flv< - are ago, tbe great majority of its member ilp coming from Upper Long Cane church id in that time various Deacons bad beei ist to this congregation by removals to othe: icalltles. But only ono death had occurred ii telr ranks for a quarter of a century. Whlli larks of Providential favor were clearly to b< ;eu, yet the Doctor spoke in reeling termi >id In grateful remembrance of the fathers o le church who had gone to their reward. Lust Sunday was tlie seventh anniversary r his pastorate over this congregation, and 1 as a source of great consolation to him t< L'ur testimony to the lovely character of thi retbren and the sweet harmony and goo< lellng that existed among the membership Tbelr work for tbe cause of Christian faltl ad moral purity bad borae good fruits, fo bleb we had reason to be thankful to tbi 1 vcr or good gifts and graces. At the proper time tbe candidates for In allatlon presented themselves, and, kneel ig before the altar, tbe members of tb lurch court came forward and laid thel ands on tbelr heads, when the blessing wa ronounoed. The newly elected Deacons wer len given tbe right hand of fellowship, an< le ceremony was finished. Dr. Wilson delivered a short lecture to tb leacons and tbe people, In which the respec ye duties of each were presented In aclea ud forcible manner. ???^ People at Jonen. Jones, S. C., Feb. 25,1893. We are having some fair weather now, i ay or two at a time, and farmers are makluj se of it In sowing oats and in preparing lam >r the coming crop. They are also haulln l their fertilizers of which there will be irge quantity used. Mrs. Joel Blackwell, of Due West, is visll ie relatives here. Mr. Pow Davis and others, of Ninety-Si* assed by yesterday on their way to hi rother, Mr. John Davis. The happiest man we have beard of Is Mi isle Harney. He is listening every day fo bat inspiring word, "Papa," to break lort om the sweet prattling lips of his new bori lrl. County Commissioner Armstrong passe brough here yesterday. Everything Is making ready to-day toenjo be amusing sport of the rabbit hunt. Rev. Wallace Nelson hus been on a visit t lends in Laurens. Pompey. Perfumery, chamois skin, soaps, hair, toot nd nail brushes In great variety at Penney >rug Store. R. M. Haddon & Co., will continue to ofle peclal bargains In "Dress Goods" during lb lontb of Jrfnuary. They wlsb all the root Uey can get for spring goods. New millinery received this week at Ha< on's. Someof the finest 5cents cigars in town t larrlson & dame's. Due West Dots. Due West, S. C., Feb. 27,189 We had some pretty weather last week, I n this week has opened dark and rainy. So sleet fell last nigh t but It soon melted. Mrs. Dague aud daughter, who have b< h boarding at Mr. R. C. Brownlee's have y turned to their home In Kansas. Mr. Walker Edwards, who has been sick d Lancaster was so far recovered &b to be a d to come home last week. He continues > Improve. Mrs. J. O. C. Flcmmlng, who has been ,vl :e Ing her mother, Mrs. Jane Todd, returned > her home In Laurens last week. Miss Maggie Todd Is teaching school Is Mt. Carmel. The Ladles Missionary Society gave a >11 reading on Wednesday niirht in the elegi i- parlors of the Kennedy House. The read j. wasasuccess. The parlors were filled to tli n utmost capacity. They realized 814.00. 1 )- exercises consisted of readings, recltatlo h music, etc. All enjoyed themselves, y Sheriff Nance was In town last week, d was looking bright as a lark and disposed o talk about the railroad case. Sherlflte m D uuv iitt?o fuuu n uniu nine mwi ??, e Major was Id fine spirits. Mr. Wheeler, the photographer, returned i- Due West on Thursday to complete his wo if He bad a rush all tbe time he was hi Wheeler takes a good picture and gives sa ?- faction. a The Female College observed Washlngtc e birthday by giving holiday. 0 Messrs. I. N. Kennedy and B. Hood are y attendance upon tbe i. M. C. A. State C s vention now meeting in Columbia. f s r 6 Household ammonia. The nicest thing 3 1 ever saw for bathing. At Harrison & Gam * 15 cents a bottle. y Mr. Speed gives you a buggy whip free w e every two packages of Fat's beBt horse s v cattle powders. Try them for your stock. > Dr. Harrison's headache and neuralgia pi ? ders fbr sale at Speed's Drug Store. * D. M. Ferry &Co.'s standard garden t ^ flower seed fbr sale by G. W. Lomax. 0 Early Rose and Peerless Irish potatoes sale by G. W. Lomax at $1.50 per bushel. e Five gallons best kerosene oil for 85 eeriti y G. W. Lomax. 1 Complete line ginghams, chambrays, "I , du nord," Ac., for early spring, Just openec Haddon'a. it Plaid, stripe and solid colored satteens, 1 D lino colors, tti nuuuuu o. ' All colore wash embroidery silk, arose a cortlcelll knitting silk, spool silk, &c., at H ' don's. A big lot of umbrellas for both ladles t it gentlemen at Aug. W. Smith's. 0 Beautiful line of counterpanes Just recel' ir at Aug. W. Smith's from foe. to S3. Call i i- see them. r'f Tooth brushes from 5 to 80 cents at Spe< f1 Drug Store. Come In and look at th< l* They will please you. 8 Ha, ha, ha! Excuse my unesual mirth, 1 e really I am so well pleased with the varl [. aud quality of Mr. Speed's stock of cigar r can only express my appreciation in smok |! one of them like this, see,?putt, puff, poo. Ha, hn. ha! That Ir a fine cigar. It is < t of Speed's nlckle cigars, and It sulta me 3 actly. 1 The Live Indian and Solon ShlDgle cigar ? Penney's Drug Store. Medicines and remedies for horse and cai a at Harrison & Game's. Ilomh "(Next Door to Medium Office) SELLS THE BEST t 1 Kerosene Oil 9 1 5 Gallons for 85c. I 1 NY ONE wishing to take advantage . this offer can pay for live (5) gallons } once, and then take one (1) gallon or more I a time as needed. I Interestinff Lis I LJ ! READ "WHAT | C. P. HAMMOND & 0 f ARE DOING. I i h ? MAKING Ladies Fine Hand-Sewed Butl i Shoes. H MAKING Gents Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes. , iUAKiiNU .Boys ana Misses huoes. b MAKING the BEST Plow Shoe on the ra k?t t \ MAKING Bridles and Harness cheaper s better than any one. e __________ SELLING Ladies and Misses Red Rass! Calf Slippers. SELLING a No. 1 Ladles Welt Shoe for 92 SELLING Men and Women Shoes ffom 1 to 87.00. Very Respectfully, C. P. HAMMOND & C( P. S.?See our Red Shoes. 5 b ' The State of South Carolin COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COURT. In the matter of the Estate of Caroline T garl, Deceased. Petition lor Settlement and Discharge, e 'I* A. CATER.as Administrator for said s la tate having applied for settlement a f (Uncharge, It is Ordered. That Friday, the 31st day f March nest be flx6d. lor granting the rel t prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, 5 Feb. 28,1893, tf Judge Probate Couri 1 j School Trustees of Abb ville County. School District No. 1?Capt. James Roge e J. N. Lipscomb, B. P. Plnsou, Ninety-Six. r School District No. 2?John B. Sample, J. s Hughey, Greanwood ; J. D. Fooshe, Corona e School District No. 3? Dr. C. W. Cas< 1 Hodges; Dr. S. T. Lea, Coicesbury; O. B. ley, Riley. e School District No. 4?J. W. Mattlson M. j. Latimer, E. B. Rasor^Donalda. r School District No. 6?M. E. HolllngHwor J. A. Devlin. T. J. Bowen, Due West. School District No. G?D. P. Hnnn Hodges: H. W. Bowie, Abbeville; G. Smith, Donalds. School District No. 7?J. L. White, Verdei n it v ii- i r. xi. ixiuci'i xuuujun niu&icn, vnrounwu, a. School District No. S?E. W. Watson, Br g ley; T. J. Hearst, Verdery ; Dr. P. H. Adai d Phoenix. g School District No. 9?J. F. Wldeman, D. a Dowtlu, J W. Yount;. Troy. School District No. 10?A. T. Brown, H 1r ter; A. K. Watson, G. H. Wardlaw, Ab vllle. School District No. 11?J. (5. Edwards, S. s Cochran, James Evans, Abbeville. School District No. 12?K. O. McAdams, p. P. McCarter, W. N. Hall, Antrevllle. ir School District No. 13? L. 0. Mauldln, S h Boles, B. L. Cllukscales, Lowndesvllle. n School District No. 14-K. O. Bell, ] Grove: D. W. Thomas, Watt; J. W. B( d Mount Carmel. School District No. 15?Wm. McNeill, Moi y Carmel: P. H. McCaslan, AVldeman; J, Hemminger, Link. 0 School District No. 16?Jas. Cothran, Jr.,! Cormlck; \V. H. Brltt, Handover; L. B.: mey, Bordeaux. School District No. 17?E. S. Hale, E. . Lipscomb, Jas. Rogers, Jr. P School District No. 18?C. A. C. Waller, T Riley, J. L. Carr, Greenwood. School District No. 19?W. A.Templeton r B. Gary, J. F. Miller. e The School Trustees of the above townsb n will be careful not to overdraw on amount apportioned their respective to' 1 ships, which will appear In a future issue this paper. E. COWAN, t Chairman Board Examiner Dec. 21,1892, tf 3. but me" ' een re in ? ' ble to sitto at me int Ins leir ?he ns, He to UBt j tne to irk. are. tls?n'8 In I TWELVE ACR1 onWlth Six Room Cottage, NecmAry Ontbnildlng 1th md ?wind , for 3 at , toll 1 at run HIGH me, ___ adind No. 5. ved ?- ? ind o* o' & fc id'? BLOCK sm. No. 4. but ety a. I ~ log jne No. 8. exBat ttle No. 2. F o 00 O i N L d S3 I I MAII L NOTICE of ' i ut TO " Work Roads ! SI \ OUIl ! 1 LL ROAD 0VBB8EBR8 are required to 50 p* | M put three (3) days work on their renpeo- :?p|, II live roads at a time not later than MARCH 15 p| V 20, 1893. . juRttl E. H. ARMSTRONG, ' Tabl Ch. Bd. Co. Com. Cr"6' March 1, 1893, 3t v * Executor's Sale of Notes and ^ ft Accounts. I BY virtue of an order of Hon. J. Knller I L' Lyon, Judge of the Probate Court, la and Tjnil ^ for the County of Abbeville, South Carolina, If IK dated February K8th, 1893,1 will offer for sale * UH at public outcry, at Abbeville Court House, at 11 o'clock, on the morning of the 16t?h of Chin MARCH, 1893, the notes and acoonnu mill remaining on hand of the eBtate of Jan. Edward Calhoun, deceased. _ , PAT CALHOUN, CL Executor. Ol I' By his attorney Wm. P. Calhoun. ton March 1,1893,8t ( * ar Master's Sale. md The State of South Carolina.* A1 COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. , _ _ Com aMe U rnnrt nv rn?vnv pt.tcas. , in our W. W. Jones and Lucy J. Campbell, Ex'or?, .30. <ko., against 8allle F.Jones etal. % By virtue of an order of sale III made In the above stated case, I will offer lor peb. sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. G, )on SALE DAY IN MARCH, 1893, wltbIn the legal hours of sale, the following d*- -QlJ 1 scribed property, being real estate of Robert G. Jones, late of Abbeville county, deceaHOifc, M ? situate in said State and County, to wit: All that lot or parcel of land, In the village of iKJC Cokesbury, containing Acres, 0 Dy A ag- more or less, bounded by lands of B. C. Hart, r>{ttge ( Mrs. Hodges, and others; ^(of qt Also, the small tract near G'okesbury, con- *vl11 K nd talnlng .MAIM * lie v ,.?Jf Seventeen Acres, 1 Male, I l,ef ' "All t. more or less, and bounded by lands of J. F. ing an ? Townsend, William Illley, and others. vlllec TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance 6" on a creditor twelve months, with interest from duy of Bale, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, wl?lfc m0re >r(J leave to puy all cash. Purchaser to pay loir nr00fc papers. Portei L. J. C. KLUQH, Mastcju. the 8c $* Feb. 13,18B3, 3t Said Rl- ? Deal,) L- Master's Sale. ceat.?i lh' The State of South Carolisa, TE,! fih, pay Xc W* COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, ry; . ; COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, adn8? W. A. Lomax. Jr., against Henry WiMtO'ms et un- By VIRTUE OK AN ORDER W ;HALE r b be" made in the above stated cime, I Trail olPsr for II, sale at public outcry at AbbevllleC. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN MARCH, Within " the legal hours of sale, the following described . S. properly, situate In said State and Couuiy, _Ci I to wit: All that tractor parool of land In jyd Smlthvllle Township, containing Fifty-Three (53) Acres, The Mc- more or less, bounded by lands of W. A. IjOlla max, William Moragne, Estate of Ed. Him .011 w and others. IU tli ' 'mia fll? KAT.V <V>K Unmhoixi- <n p * pay for papers. , F. J. C. KLl'GH, Mast* jr. A L{; Feb. 13,1893, 3t the Pr?P( wn Teazle cloth makes a nice spring dres ip, at Feb ' ? Haddon's. s. Bee our 81 guaranteed kid glove for k idles, Kei in all shades. Aug. W. Smith. tier di ? ?~ ?57?*? "S ON ? 'II '0I ?N -ox ox .OK ?K e> a H I I *J? _ * O 1 a ? L>?! ? j ?j aosraoq, < r * I -p ? *8 -9 *i -_22LiJj ft 0?i 'ok 'ojj '?N "?M 'OK '0^1 p a GILBERT STREET, 80 feet wide. * ' p r S8. ? and all ,? P i ft r?. o ?-> | ? 3 p No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. >< * H J ft BLOCK C. J P jj ft o 1 ? 5 o ? STREET. 40 feet. ? 2 2 ? * rj 1 1 T3 <s p * No. 1. No. 2. N0.3. w e ?-? ^ 8 . t2 " BLO C K B. g 0 s * 2 p ? <j < <s W C I ; ' ? whittaker street. 40 ?S ? S5 No- 6 BLOCK A. O 00 ? a o stre: W Q H M ? J s 3 o. 1. No. I. ? I ? (? No. 2. | No. 3. I ? I J 2 I S i STREET. EARLY A "I wring Goods. | , FIRST SHIPMENTS now in STOCK nd to arrive this week : sees Spring Calicoes. _ _ _ Bees Spring Ginghams. ieces Stripe and Plaid Oatlng Cloths. B le thing for blazer or dress. ^ leces Checked and Stripe Nainsooks JL ?. up. e Damasks, Doylies to match, Linen Stripe and Check Linens, drc. Tor Boys Bodies. ^ ^ ething new and handsome. Pr LADIES BLOUSE WAISTS a Silks, Satteens, Cheviots, &c. De, H osiery & G love w New K Stock Complete. New h == New H ways in Stock. New D New G plete line Black Cloths, Creps, Ac., suit- w ? w w >r mourning. "ATa*** ft, ons wishing almost any staple article A0W \j, line can be suited. __ Very Respectfully, N6W C. M, HADDON & CO. ; 8,1893, tf [ORTGAGEE'S Ne\ 1 T J V 0ur La lie or Land ! kavmiust ery pair ( feet satis plete. P VIRTUE OF A POWER IN A MORT- We hai sxecuted by J no. C. Deal to City Back - - ~ * 1 QUO T I eeuwooa, M. U.,J on ZVIU uauum j , 4^ . ell at public outcry, on 8ALEDAY IN next?viz: 6th of March?at Abbe;ourt House, within the legal hours of he following described real estate: that tract or parcel of land, situate, ly- tnan was id being in White Hall township, Abbe- a :ounty, State aforesaid, containing 1 Two Hundred Acres, or less, and bounded by lands of S. P. sand J. P. Barrett on the North, B.C. bar r and Duncan on the East, J. L. Ward on aDd 8acks >uth, and W. A. Hunter on the West." 2,000 bl [ property is sold as belonging to Jno. C. 1,000 bu emd was mortgaged by him to said Bank 1 car 1?' ore a note for SCOO, with Interest at S per " '0i Trom November 13th, 1892. ^ car IMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to Our Sa ?r papers. Summer. Our Sai CITY BANK, ">" ""? Per D. A. P. Jordan, . Z President, a t/A. Wanted. L'ERIENCED MALE TEACHER for he Latiraer school, Magnolia township, f NBRED AddreHs R. O. BELL, X deep bf . 8,181K5, lit* Dry Grove, S. C. est standa the State, great Geor > State of South Carolina, sK^ot COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. will stand l'KOUATE COUKT. H 10 matter of the Estate of Rev. B. F. Miller, Deceased. nnd can b( Notice k> Debtors and Creditors. Saleday In ^ Persons . persons indebted to said Estate must point can i exile without delay, and those holding ik against the Estate must present then xly attested to THOMAS \V. MORTON, i. 2, 1893,3t Executor. March 1, member If you are In need of a nice a- g:x) pieces resa, call at Haddon's. . . celved ut 1 <5TJ >> ' ? *? ara S ' * o a > ^ bo.2 ? ( 2 5a ? '? 3* i ? I "1 . ?4 15 I-2 2 ' H Oj ? O fl ? 2 -fc> ?? ^ ?*? ?p a -M -2 , 0*8 "W J5 ft fl [ 940vy, > ? ^ ? ( _j . _, > *0 _ J o (U L M. T 2 2 ? 201 > *J1_ OQ *2 ^5 ' ! ^ a*4 i> JS > 5 3 , C5 . 3E- m ? 5 5-g . >> . -< > ?=* -g i P^4 ? f} "* ? ! " jS -* ? 5 ' I .o 5 *-23 s ? ^ =?5 B i ? O t$< 8 : T> o 1 >?* -0 k w > ? o _ 2 ^ 3 Z c ? ^ -a 1 2 a J ?*2 ? ' +2 -2 u ? ? ? * C3 a ? ifl5 : ' : . nog 2 ??- >> ?h H ?3 o "O? O 2 ' i ? 2 ? gfl2 a H N J ? JT ? ^ s x: a a B, ?as||f3.L * S s ? ? s ? S *s ?59 a H ? g a ? -* gt 2 ?' -O u > f?S ? b jr C3 O O 1 I III! | ' ' fl ^ ? ^5-fl M fi 35 ??g a a : fl > o fjfeS d r- ? Sl!sl* : ? OB a -? > ? g a 2J ? 9X3 ? eS 1 '3 3 60 *"*" ? m rh ^3 S 0- ? 60jr _ ? 5 ' 'fP 1 - 35 S S ; I illani 1 " ! 2 ! ?! 5 : s | ! ? Ssg ^ a -H J? 12 3^3? 2 ? feet d z, t 11? i h & g s >>? ? s ? g=| -oS "S'?K ^ ? T3 ?j*,2 fl? 5 -2 g ? *g a | a "* '?? >"S O 3 et. eg J I %? ?2 ; 5 ? aSs >>" 35 ? 2 o-5 i ti ? el d ^ as? S5 w . . /? ? O ??S I.IM , No. 4.. . - - ftO I. I 2 S|| JS-* H b* * ^ O *? to J2 5 JGJJ 3ING:-: G ERYTHING ices to Suit I ITE US A E CAN SHOW Id Gloves, New osiery, New handkerchiefs, New ress Goods, New inghams, New &licos, New becked Muslin, New aiUBOOHLH, ?sn owels, Ne^i w Shoes and ( dies Fine Shoes and Oxford Ties mac arrived. The largest and prettiest This statement is boastful, but you 1 >f these Shoes, including the Oxford faction. Our 9tock of Hynd's han<l rice9 in all coarse Shoes CHEAPER re added to our stock a big line of CLOTH vhen you want a suit. An immense TONADES.-A big lot and ever known in Abbeville. My Grocery YOU WILL rels Flour, all grades, wood Gra i. Goc ishels Corn, white and mixed, with < ishels Red Rust Proof Oats. 8,00 ad best Wheai Bran. 50 I ads Timothy No. 1 Hay. 50 fc ad fine Salt. Fra mrrels N. O. Molasses left. weigt n Domingo Syrup is best for Our overfl itos Coffee is something new buyiq a.TJGr. XV. ! NACHEE !The In the HAMBLETONIAN STALLION. pet ly, lti hands high. He Is the high* _ n rd bred and registered Stallion in I p being a direct descendant of the " ge Wilkes (2.22'4), sire of 75 with an," a" ider 2.30. and Harold, sire of Maud v ,hers with records under 2.30. He r1 near relier 1 onea Path, 5 seeu at Abbeville Court House on Call < March. seed, wishing his services at any other ? nt see me at Abbeville C. H. jjew E J. EAELE LEWIS, neural , 1893, It Cherry, S. C. Dr." I i Hamburg embroideries Just re- vous : Tuddon's. Game. , . ' .V' gfi -? . . v r S <f >'' ?* ' iJm I I ? I g g. a ? 5 2* W a- a a 2 I H ? O ?? 1 I J j, . & * ? M rtj I I i 14 , g ?o 5 3 ? ? s - a. I as ! ti| eS d t Qy a ? >. " - CD * ? ' '" ? - x ? I S S -m ? ? 8 a S ? ^ 2 b ? -a a A c x *33 ~ M ? 2 a s M . 2 ? S 85 3 * ? ? L g~g r-~ 1 5 ? ? fe ? "n | H'. 3 ? > .2 kj s s- *3 0 ? m rH a 5 -a a 3 2 ? 2 | 5 *jj 9 o 6 | hi ? es ? 1 Si * ~ o ? S 8 "d A ?2 ? fl ? 08 9 ^ S ? 3 g * AC . ,J; ? s"S ?2 1 s.2 ? ?2 8~ & > 60 . ;J*3 ? 2 o * a S ^ fl) TJ so. o. ? g ? ? -*n % x| ~ 5 iS* 3fl 2 2 ? So ? gl ? -5-| ,?;*?! - si -a I 30 ? -? f a 2 "Oa 3 3*' -3 ? ? a ? go ^ ?X M 2 = i _ an a o'O ? 55 -S II W ' %! 25 fc 333 d f| j|? rf ?| cl, ^ g a i I ,'^| ===== nrms i NEW and Everybody. LOOK ! >. \c-.J YOU NOW: Embroidery, Laces, ' Counterpanes, ' Lace Curtains, ' Silkaline, ' Scrim, ' C'k'd Linen for Waist, r Table Linen, r Umbrellas, &c., &c. )xford Ties. ! ;" le by Krippendorf, Dittman & Co. line that was ever shown in AbFEST it. The beauty of it is evTies. are guaranteed to give perl-made (coarse) Shoes is also comtbaa anybody. ING! -L--1 e _.l CA/i .in BlUCft. ui uuu rauio uvux wv. up. prices on these goods LOWER Department FIND : nulated Sugar in 100 lb. sacks. ?d Tobacco, 25 cents per pound, anly 50 boxes in stock. 0 pounds best Steel Plows. latchet stocks, clasp on handle. >oxes Soap, Octagon is the best, ah lot Magnolia Hams, light it. 1 Fancy Grocery Department is owing with delicacies. * lie sure to give mo a call before ,g. Yours very truly, SMITH. State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. probate court. matter of the Estate of John Johnson, Deceased. ltlon for Settlement and Discbarge. WATSON, as Administrator for said Estate having applied for settlement scbarge, 5 ordered, That Thursday, the 2nd March next be fixed for granting the jrayed for. J. FULLER LYON. 30, 1893. Judge Probate Court. on J. H. Latimer and get your garden !w line of cigars Just received at the >rug Store. Harrison & Game. Harrison's headache powders relieve gla. For sale by Harrison A Game. >u want a handsome dress for a little lall or send to R. M. Haddon <fc Co. larrison 8 headache powuer8 cure iierheadache. For sale by Harrison