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GREENWOOOD ITEMS. "Mac" Gives an One of His Old Style Good Letter*?Rend it. Yourself. Greenwood,S. C., April 24,1892. Mr. A. J. Sproles is away and not wishing to be forgotten by the readers of the Pressand Banner J will offer my services lor a few weeks and report in an bumble way the lew items of news that are obtainable. Mr. C. B. Alexander and Miss Carrie Clary were married at the home or Mr, F. C. Greene on Byrd Htreet on last Thursday morning. ~ ? ,,r m M..#*KaiPo norfnrmpd the cer* lot? XVtJV. vy . 1. iunuucno fv..v. ? emony which united this popular young couple for weal or for woe. Mrs. Alexander is the daughter of Mrs. Clary and the sister of Mrs. F. C. Greene of this place. The groom Is the assistant cashier of the City Bang and <8 a rising young man In tbe business community. The happy couple are off for a short stay with relatives in North Carolina. Mrs. W. L. Durst died at her dome here on last Thursday evening. Sne has been a great sufferer having been confined to her bed for many months. She was an earnest, zealous christian and died "not as those who have no hope." The funeral services and interment took place at the Greenwood cemety on Friday afternoon, Bro. E. J. Forrester olliciaiiug. The sympathy ol manv iriends is extended to the bereaved husband in his loneliness and sorrow. Mr. J. W. Sproles has a huge contract on hand consisting of roofing una other tin-work at Enoree and PacoleL Mr. A. J. Sproles is superintending tbe work. Tbe mill-owners of the Piedmont country all know where to apply when they waut low but honest bids on tin-work. Since tbe opening of spring the erection of dwellings and other buildings which never cease here has greatly Increased and many handsome bnllulDgs will be completed before the olose of summer. Arrangements are being completed by i?htr>ri thfi ra.Dacltv of the Greenwood Cotton Mill will be doubled iu a short time. This will necessitate tbe building of a number oi bouses for operative?, arrangements lor wblcb are also being made. Tbe stocfc of this corporation is now considered very desirable property. Mr. F. fi. Cobb is now building a large twostory dwelling on College street. l?ulte a uumber of low, in that part of the town bave changed hands recently and tbe probability is that several dwellings be built before the expiration of ibe year. Work has been resumed on the new Methodist church and I learu that It will now be pushed to oompletlou Kev. Dr. Kavoekln, a native of Armenia, will preach In the Baptist church ou next Bunday morning. He was converted at a mission station at his Turtco-Kussian home and in a short while afterward came to America to prepare himself to do missionary work. He has now completed his studies in literary, medical and tneologlcal institutions and will soon return to take up his life-work among his owu people. Protracted services are now in progress at the Methodist church. Tbe pastor is belug assisted by Kev. Mr. Daniels, of Newberry. Tbe congregations are large and some good will probably oe done. Mr. A. A. Gage is finishing a handsome MmHonM in th? inwpr DarL oi towu. Audy will soon be as happy as a king with bis charming wife ana nitle one la ibelr pretty nest. For sometime trouble bag been brewing in tbe council chamber which Anally culmluated in the resignation of Iutendeui J. T. tftmuiona and wardeus, C. L.. Braudrot aud A. Kosenburg a few days ago. Uu Saturday night a meeting of the Democratic citizen* of the town was held to nominate a ticket to fill the vacancies thus caused. T. F. KUey was nominated for Intendantand J. K. L>um and Joel 8. Bailey were nominated for Wardens. These gentleman will be duly elected today, Sluce there Is no man so devoid ol sense tbat be caunot give advice, let us make two suggestions to these new officials. See to it tbat every citizen pays bis taxes or works the required time on the streets, no matter bow worthless he is. We see no reason why a lazy, thieving, gambling loafer should uot be required to pay his taxes Just the same as the patriotic man wbo pays without complaining although he may have to labor diteen hours per day to "make both ends meet." Xbe other suggestion is; "Let them beJight," particularly on tbe streets near the business nouses. The merchants are the heaviest tax- | payers and nobody should complain of a little expenditure 01 money for their benebtand protection. _ Mr. Win. y. AnuerBon is in very poor health, confined to bib room a great part oi the time. Mra. W. P. Dean left for Eufala, Ala., one day last week. She will be away lor several weeks. Gov. Tillman tells us that the reason why he does not want Hon.M. L. Donaldson given a Federal office Is because Donaldson supported Cleveland in tbe National Convention. Tbls Is equivalent to saying to President Cleveland: You muBt not give this man anything because he Is your true and tried friend. Tbla 1b "gall" Indeed. Tbla onoe proud old State is the laughingstock of the country aud tbe butt of a thousand Jokes. We would suggest to Governor Tillman tbat in remodelling the coat of arms , of tbe State to place somewhere, a badge ol 1 mourning and tbe word "lebabod." Tbe most level-headed men of this town are the doctors. Tbey have an organization the prime object of which is to enable them to 1 collect their bills. When a man is able, but t will not pay one of them, tire other members ( are notified of tbe fact and not one of tbem will respond to a call irom the delinquent 9 until be satisfies the creditor. This is as it { ought to be and tbe idea being such H good t out) It Is probable that it win be auopiea by men In otber lines of business. 1 A paper published In Darlen, Ga., says thai s the prospect Is good and tbat large crops will < be gathered In that section thlB year, provided tbe politicians and Alliance lecturers can 8 be kept out of the fields. p What shall we do? Senator Hoar says the . people can't be trusted to elect tbe rlgbt men to the Senate, and we know that tbe legislature has made one miserable choice and therefore cannot be trusted to do the work, so what are we to do ? The Cotton Compress at this place will be > sold at Abbeville next Monday. We have beard some rumors as to purchasers. This is a tine piece of property which can be made to u pay. . since the organization ot the Board of D Trade, a few weeks ago, many matters oi in- o terest have been considered and Dew energy a is being infused which bodes much good lot tbe business men and people of tbe town at D large. Tbe motto of every loyal aqd public n spirited citizen should be anima et Jlde, for a nothing else can take tbe place of coutldence <6** In yourself and your surroundings. L A large plate glass window lu tbe frout of Bailey, Barksdale <fc Co.'s store was broken by a runaway horse one day last week. Mr. M. C. Gaines is confined to his room with a severe oold. ?-? it a?x r Ti r? i ne scueuuie 01 uio rntui uviuhui iuo xt. rv. A W. C. road having been changed, the earliest mall to arrive is that from Atlanta which comes in at a few minutes before tbree in the afternoon. This is very inconvenient and formal complaint will probably be made. The best conundrum that we have seen lately appeared In the Atlanta Journal a few days ago. Here It 1b. Why is a kiss like the i creation ? Because it's made of nothing, and I God knowB its good. Mac. ^ I The State of South Carolina, ^ COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. B , PROBATE COUKT. In the matter of the Estate of R. L. Moor- f bead, Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. A NNIE E. MOORHEAD, as AdmlnistraA trix for said Estate having applied for settlement and discharge. It is Ordered, That Wednesday, the tenth day of May next be fixed for granting the relief prayed for. i J. FULLER LYON, 1 April 12, 1883. Judge Probate Court. o Tfi-rrsi. C\cAiVn. WaIIs ^ AT Reduced PEICES. 1 I AM U8ING A 12 inoh and 13 inch AUGER of superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt or qaloksand run out like some old time inferior Augers, thus Insuring a good bead of water in quicksand in much less time. My plan of putting in pipe is the only one that keeps quicksand from filling up the well, but if one-tbird, or even one of my wells pi should even be a failure my guarantee would vj amount to something, for I would go and remedy Name, or return the money. ni Tbe 12 Inch Auger baB given splendid satlsaction, especially for stock, tenant bouses a, and small families at much less cost. If you want a good head of water and a cer- _ tain well, address ? J. H. SOUTH, Greenwood, S. C., Nov. 9,1892. Have You Seen Our {J LINE OF Fl NECKWEAR ?" sa IK EVERY one has his own tastes as to the styleof Cravat he wears. Having all ibe very latest Spring styles in our stock we can please and suit the tastes of all. We have varlous grades and shades in Pn?. Tecis. Four in Hands and Bows, and feel confident that we offer to the trade the handsomest line or Neckwear ever displayed in 'his market. P. ROSENBERG 4 CO. April 5,1893, tf J House and Lot for Sale. 1 OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT on Moseley Ferry road In the town of Abbeville. Terms easy. Apply to W. S. Cothran, J. Allen Smith, or to me at Greenville. S. C. T. P. COTHRAN. March 15,189S, tf We Keep Everything IN THE GROCERY LINE. Our Warehouse Is filled with Corn, Meal, Bacon, Flour, Oats, Molasses, Plantation Supplies, pi /\TTTC1 PI AHT 0+ftnlro Arn a lurroj x lun uvvwdj wui We can ofler inducements to bnyersof these goods. Also offer SUGAR, COFFEE and TOBACCO at very low prices. Call and see ue when in need of anything in the grocery line, P. ROSENBERG & CO. March 8,1693. tf TERRA COTTA WELLS PRICES to SUIT the TIMES. IN THE FUTURE I propose to sink the celebrated Terra Cotta Wells at a great re[ duction in my former price. So parties desiring an everlasting supply of good sparkling water at a low price would do well to confer with me before making other arrangements, as I propone to make it to the interest of all to do so. WATER OR NO PAY?is my motto. I have in ten years experieuce standing testimonials In six counties. Address C. M. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C. March 22,1S98, tf HIIAWATWII HA?! )1M Wit (Mil DIMM TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT THE ffl 11 M In order to advertise and bring before tbe public the stock of goods at the CITY DRUG STORE. Each purchaser will, be entitled to cboose a present worth 20 CENTS on each dollar's worth of gooods purchased In tie Mi Store Department from this day until this notice Is withdrawn. PRfPES cunranteed to be as LOvv as the! LOW EST, and all good* as repreBented. March 8,1898, tf Tie.State of Sooth Carolina, Comity of Abbeville. COURT OF COMMOM PLEAS. Francis Arnold, Plaintiff, against Rowena E. Oldham, Defendant SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint not Served.) ro the Defendant Rowena E. Oldham : YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND equlred to aDBwer the complaint Id thisacion, which Is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to lerve a copy of yoar auswer to the said com>lalnt on the subscribers at their office at Ablevllle Court House, South Carolina, within wenty days alter the service hereof, exclu ive of the day of such service; and If you all to answer the complaint within the time [foresaid, the plaintiff In this action will aptly to the Court Tor the relief demanded Id be complaint. Dated 21st day of March, 1893. PARKER & McGOWAN, Plaintiff's Attorney,,, 'o Rowena E. Oldham, absent Defendant. Take Notice?That thesummonsof which bove is a copy, with complaint, has this day een filed In the office of the Clerk of Court f Common Pleas for said State and County, nd that unless you appear and answer or deour to the complaint as required by the sumaons, Judgment by default will be entered gainst you and application made to the ourt for the relief prayed. PARKER & McGOWAN, March 21, 1893. P. Atty. RAFTS IN THE ^ 1/t A 1/%/% A l streams!; rhey Must be Removed at Once! . = i ^.LL LAND OWNERS IN ABBEVILLE ounty must Immediately remove from the J .unnlng Streams of Water upon their 1 indB all brash, Trees, Bafts and, b Lumber. , Any person neglecting or refusing toeomly with this order will be liable upon con- Ictlon to a fine of not less than Five Dollars 3r more than Fifty Dollars. The cutting or felling trees across or Into * ly Lunning Stream of WATER deemed a misdemeanor, and upon convloon the offender Is liable to a fine of not 1;88 >an Five Dollars nor more than TwentyIve Dollars. The County Commissioners are authorized id requested by law to clean out the Streams bere owners refuse to do so, and charge the me to the land, the cost of which Is a prior :n on the property. R, H. ARMSTRONG, j Chairman. W. A. LANIER, J. M. MAJOR, A County CommissioDers. d< R. E, COX, Clerk, 5 \prll 12,1893, tf ?? ?mm?mmrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?m?mmmm?w^ Spectacles and Eyeglasses. THE cheapest ever brought to Abbeville. A A large lot. Call on hln Dec. 584, 1892, tf J. W. RYKARD. Sat ? ?? oft DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. 6. Thomson, _F OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON McILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, 8. C. * R'lCHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do all work In his department in the best i,D( manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly n(e customers shaving, hair cutting and sham- to< poolng $1 per month. Rasors honed and put tv. In the best condition for 25 cents each. re8| Bali Cotton Seed Meal. ? Afresh lot of cotton meed meal _ for saleby J.F.MILLER. HI March 8,181)3, tf ||| CHANEYM. JONES, FIRST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and BOOTS, has his shop in the office once occupied by Colonel Orvflle T. Calhoun, where T be will be pleased to reccive orders for all 11 kinds of work In hlB line, which be will do In JLJ satisfactory manner, on short notice, and at low price. . [Feb. 13, 1893, tf J. 8. COTHRAN L. \V. PERRIN. F,] -T. P. COTHRAN.rnTHBATI PPRPTU nnTffPAW uuiuiiaii|ii3iuujii auuiuumi Attorneys at Law. ( Abbeville, S. C. W. R. WELSH, Stone Cutter and Quarryman, p Quarry P. 0., S. C. IS prepared to fill all kinds of orders on short notice for first class granite of every -rj description, either rough or dressed. All |"j granite delivered on board cars. sml Prices given on application. Work guaran repi te ed to be satisfactory. 26,1892,12m on , W. L. DOUGLAS ~ S3 SHOE cenA?AIIN. T 8 And other specialties for J, Gentlemen, Ladles, Boys and Misses are the Best in the World. ^ See descriptive advertisement which will appear In Take no Substitute, but Insist on having W. L, M DOUGLAS' SHOES, with atflmnM mi v bottom. Sold by I Aug. W. Smith, Abbeville* 8 E. M. Lipscomb <fc Co, Ninety-Six | Sheriff's Sale. Mllburn Gin and Machine Company and Gallet Gin Company against Ninety-Six Man- FL ufacturlng Company.?Executions. BY VIRTUE OF 8UNDRY EXECUTIONS to me directed, in tbeabove stated cases,I will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, within the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Sll C. H., 8. C., on MONDAY, the 8th day of MAY A. D. 1893, all the right, title and interest of The Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company In the following described property, to wit: The Cotton Seed Oil Plant and Ginnery Dr consisting of 4 acres of land, with Buildings, Machinery, &c., thereon. Also, ONE (1) WAGON SCALES, TWO (2) PLATFORM SCALES and B<> ONE TWO WHEEL HAND CART. Levied on and to be sold as the property of The Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company, to satisfy the.aforesald Executions and costs. ~ TERMS-Casb. A. F. W. R. NANCE, Sherifl' Abbeville County. March 29,13U3, ?t mvTmmm * < iiiULiio Anu HUMIO. ~z aug, wTsmIth & CO, HAVE Ju?f. received a fine assortment of H0R8ES and MULE8, and are able to 1 l supply almost any deinaod that may be made \ 1 upon them lor stock, which will be sold \ Cheap for Cash or Approved Paper. [ 1 Call early at their stables. Dec. 21,1892, tf ^ Bank of Lowndesville, LOWNDES VILLE, S. C. fN 1 t such tbe t Capital Slock Paid in 920,000 00 Surplus . - 3,500 00 - O DOES A GENERAL BANKING Business. Affords best security and facilities for depositors. Issues time certificates of deposits bearing Interest as follows: Six months 4 per cent., LJn twelve months 5 per cent. L/C J. B. FRANKS, cann ' A I Presdent. MAr J. M. VISA.TSTSKA, E JEWELER, jreenwood, - - S. C, fnbd^ \ COMPLETE LINE OF p Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Da Spectacles, &c. ofw^ Everything warranted to give entire satis- comp action. Repairing done in a skilful manner Ret tud warranted. Prices lower tban ever. GO T6 I P 7ISANSKA, the Jeweler. \;a, June 1, 1892, tf ^ JAS. F. WILSOU, N office at Honea Path, S. C.t every day exl cept Friday, when I will be In office at /llllamston, 8. C. [Jan. 11. 1893,3m When you want a nlcejpalr of gentlemen's \k/c ioes for dress. see what Aug. W. Smith has V V t ) Chas. Helser's goods, all guaranteed. , Prettiest lin6 of neckwear in Abbeville at l/inf ug. W. Smith. r\lll< Coming! coming! Shoes ! shoes ! Slippers Ippers! Black, red and gray. R, M. Hadan <1 Co. You can get that French briar root pipe you ive been wanting from that new lot of mice pipes at Speed's. He will be pleased to ;e you. SCHOOL NOTICE. i LL PER80N8 HAVING BUSINESS I with the School Commissioner will find I 1 In his office all public days and every I urday In each month nearest the middle I he month, during the presentyear for tbe 1 pose of registering claims, Ac. E. COWAN, :hool Commissioner Abbeville County, eb 2, 1892. EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Equitable Lite of New York. Also a full a of first class Fire and Accident compa8 represented. It will be to your Interest g sonsult ine before buying or selling proper* I have now for sale several residences, Idence lots. Decided bargains. Also for . ? several desirable farms near town. flice In J. F. Miller's store. fJan. 18, '93 1 s OBT.S. SPARKMAN,' GKEENWOOD, S. 0, ? * isurance Agency. < Insurance j ? AND ? , COTTON DEALER. * te Staple Cottons a Specialty. | ov. 2,1892. tf .F.GILLIAHD, .'.TAILOR,:. J AS moved, and occupies the room recently occupied by J. L. Clark, the gun- w lb. and Is now brepared to do all kinds of t| airing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes ?bort notice. y imples of suits always on band. Charges g lonuble. f( liumber ! IM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for all kinds of Lumber. iw mil) located on land of J. 0. KLUGH. ^ J. F, BRADLEY, Manager. arcb 2,1892, tf Medium copy. I Hill! Successor to E. A. Templeion & Co. J WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF our, Bacon, 3 gar, Coffee, i y Goods, Notions, p! ota and Shoes, ol A TOBACCO D all otber articles kept In a general \ merchandise stock. I anklng the publlo for tbelr patronage In ?aBt. I bespeak for Mr. Latimer a contln:e of lb Is patronage. W. A. TEMPLETON. U n. 11,1898, tf OXJR ! IIAI7 T\vmN HUB ? M J1 S FULL. J BUYING OUR STOCK OF SHOES FOR <g be Spring trade we think we have made selections as will give bent satisfaction to rade, both In style and quality. r men we have a complete line of LOW .RTER SHOES In all grades. ur $1.50 SHOE | IN 1 ilmoral & Congress || l S ot be equalled. 1 F full line of HAND WELT and HAND- 12 ( >E SHOES. Remember we carry 1 si 121 merson's Shoes 1 1 M h are superior to all others. Try one pair ie convinced. We have a full stock of | ? IT ill and Tennis Shoes. do not hesitate In saying that our stock idles and Children Shoet was never so lete as now. ember this and give us u call. ROSENBERG & CO. SI cb 8,1893, tf 1 Bl xjvvixui v vxx rv t viia % In Bulk and Full Size IW. Laws H. W. LAWS )ur Mammoth \ STOCK OP ^ Hat sl S THE GRANDEST ASSORTMENT EVER W offered to the trade of Abbeville. ^ fecial Attractions for Young Hen. 2 THE ALPINE 4 ialltberage. In this popular style we have W II grades from 81-50 to the best STETSON at ^ b In varlotiH shades. A We have Just received our stock of ^ 3THAW HATS t or - the Spring trade, which is filled with at- ^ M/itlua oftrlno all Af ufVilnh ar? fhoadPV latoul jobby stymies 'for boys of alTages. Don't foret this, and when yoa want a Hat call on V P. ROSENBERG & CO. J March 8,1893, tf J IENRY & CHEATHAM \ ABBEVILLE, S. C, 2 ? Haye opened- a ? (P AMY GROCERY STORE, i 'here they will keep all manner of goods In J belrllne. W Buyers are cordlallj Invited to examine ^ aelr slock, as the quality and price of tbdr A oods will furnish tbe strongest inducements ^ > customers. ^ Call at the old stand of Q. H. Moore. W Jan. 4,1893,12m ^ Coal! Goal! 5 Wood! Wood! I mm l A \. M. HILL & SUNS J 1AVE opened a COAL and WOOD YARD ^ and are ready to receive your order* 'or ^ Mnter. Call and get cheapest rates. Terms ^ Cash on delivery. July 27,1892, tf ^ ill 11'llll.H! avlng made a careful study of the subject, ^ Dr. T. J. Kiaard, 5 id he respectfully ofters his services to the ^ :bl!c. Dr. T. J. Klnard will be In Abbeville ^ Lt Hill's Livery Stable 4 I the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHLY. 5 II communications addressed to Ninety-Six, v C., will receive prompt attention. ^ Nov. 16,1802, tf 0 Ne are Headquarters J flEN'S FURNISHINGS I VE have Just replenished this department ^ with all thp new Spring attractions, e keep E. ?fc W. COLLARS and CUFFS, ^ EARL SHIRT8 and Screven's Patent Elan- ^ 3 Seam DRAWERS, which are undoubted- ^ superior toother makes. ^ We have Just received 125 dozen HANDERCHIEFS from 5c. up. We have a full line of UNDERWEAR. ^ IGHT SHIRTS irotn 80c. up to 81. M P, BOSENBERG & 00. + March 8, 1803. tf ^ "he Following Articles * AT Linims lo. 7 Wash Pan, 1 8coop, louse Trup, 1 barrel Tooth Picks, ake Pan, 1 large Ulass Plale, crub Brush, FlvePaos, 'Ire Broiler, 1 Set Tea Spoons, Dollar Buttons, 1 case Needles, st Knitting Pins, 3 papers Pins, Lead Pencils, 100 Hair Pins, rarden Trowel, 3 Boxes Blueing, rolletPlns, 1 Pair Shears, T\0* oflee Pot, 1 Pair Elastics, JJ t d Rubber Elastic, 1 Glass Mug, wards ^late Pencils, 1 4 oz. Bottle Ink, n?s In ledlum Glass, 1 Knock Down Cup, ound Soda, 1 Large Tin Dipper, ea Strainer, 1 Coal Hook, arge Pencil Pud. 1 Boys Neck Tie, It] , ootb Brusti, 1 Cake Toilet.Soap, |^| , 1 Large Box Face Powder, ^ ' Lamp Chimney any size, 1 Nice Salt or Pepper Shaker, 1 4 oz Bottle Machine Oil, 1 large Turkey Red Handkerchief. C/gL1 T7ai? 1A Sit iUl IV VCliliO. air Brush, 1 Call Bell, irge Lamp Burner, 1 Set Large Spoons, J, Ai at Rack, 1 Pair Suspenders, ottle Extract, ]/j Gal. Tin Measure. n wm. iratksic as our i Papers. Sold by Q Bon&Cojw, n-DTT i/MU BOOkSest p^ces Thed Head* ed to. J ON & CO. Stop, Rea Low Prices &! WM. E. Has been doing the largest bn ever done. LOW PBICES and ft the work. We sell nothing bul prices. Our Millinery trade has ? we have been in business. Our large city trade, having been in P] Washington, D. C. She nndersta] in all of its branches. We have ery train. ' The very latest thi Paris, Uew York i DRESS GOODS in all the n< Trimmings to matoh every shade SUMMER SILKS at 25c, per a bargain yon only find once in a 1 BUCK SILKS in the very 1 see our $1 Silk. Yon can't fin York for $1.25. Do yon want a SILK WAIST a beantifnl line of Silks to make t WMt? I i Our White Goods department 1 We have everything you need fron Ginghams, Seersuckers, Grepon ( ings. We have a full line at very Silk Finish Foulards, Frenoh gees in beautiful colors and figure Dress don't fail to see these goods. Percales and Linen Chambray figures. You cant find anything Shirt Waists. Full line of Table Linens, C Towels. The largejj Towel in the Over 75 dozen SILK MITTS finish Gloves guaranteed not to rij OUR SPE Parasols in Gloria Silk. Par dies, specially selected, are uniqu< 4 FANS for everybody from a Gauze. Fan. COBSETS for the masses in t] our R. & T. Corset for 50c. No be Shoes and If you wish a good Shoe try nati, and Clement & Ball's, of Bal for you and the baby. Also a full for young ladies in Bed, Tan and I HOSIERY to match Slippers Full line of Notions and every 1 Want th and I expect to have it, if good goc complish anything. I am here t ?mm iltA MAtMA aIaM M, UUliipt) li huh uu mo oauio uxaoo ui g Thanking the Ladies for past you all this season, I remain Yo w. k : P. 8.?Will be vlad to Mnd Samples ^vwwwvw* H. PARKER, President. JULIUS H. DuPRE, ie Farmers' Bank DEPOSITS SO 23 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Buys t ions. A Savings Department bus been esiabll . Interest 8t 4 per cent, payable quarterly. -Jai crease rapidly. ational Bank c Abbevill< nital, rplus, OflBLce* iLEN SMITH, President. W.. BENJ. S. BARNWELL Slsrectd H. PARKER, Abbeville,JS, C., J. C > WHITE, ADbeviiie, ?. U, *r. J G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, 8. C., W. i J. ALLEN SMITH, Abb 3 a General Banking business, provides thegre; iposltors. Is ready at any and all times to make county affords. FEED'S |)RH fch a LARE and well ? GS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, PA] OILS, WINDOW GLAS PUTTY, COMBS, ? GOODS, PERFUM emand of this market can be supplied. juarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACCO. Ordei Prescriptions carefully compounded at all houn You are respectfully Invited to call. P. 23. S Big Trade. | bell! isiness this Spring he has ^ rst class goods have done J ; the best, and sell at Slow ^ l???MAAA^ A?tr AAAflAfl fl1?IAA iiupaoocu anj ocaouii oxuuo ^ Milliner has trimmed for 4 triladelphia, Baltimore and J ads the Millinery business ^ Millinery arriving on ev- J ng from I J md Baltimore. ? jw shades and Fabriquejs. S yard, worth 45o. This is ^ ife time. best brands. You shonlcl J d a better quality in J 1 ? We have them. Also', J ihem. lit# 1*1 eras never more complete. ^ 1 a5o Lawn to a fine Mull. \ 31oth and Columbian Suit- J low prices. J Mulls and Shontong Fon- J s. If you want a Wash J in beautiful stripes and better than a Percales for urtain Goods, Doylies and m j ) county for 25c. ^ \ and GLOVES. Linen 2 \ ICIAL ! \ agon Frames. The han- ^ I 3 and stylish. # , cheap Jap to a fine Silk W lie very best brands. Try # itter sold for 75c. J Slippers, t "Rnoirinf* PvAfl HI'tiai'TIM X timore, We have Shoes J line of Shoes and Slippers J Hack. r for Ladies and Children. ^ 'thing a Lady would need, J e Tra<to,s S53 7 ^ ids and low prices will ao- J o sell goods and meet any K oods. ^ favors, and hoping to see J urs Very Respectfully, J BELL. S to any add re**. W. E. B. 9 a m ourfrir iti n -> a. a. if sax in, r ice rresiuenu Cashier. of Abbeville. LIMITED. $65,790 5,000 ind sells Exchange and makes Colleo sbed. Amount* received of $1 and upmary, April, July, October. Small say[March 1, 1883,12m >f Abbeville, 3, ?. U. - - - $75,000 - 15,000 m * C. McGOWAN, Vice-President. 1, Cashier. >]*HS . KLUGH, Abbeville, 8. C., OEL SMITH, Abbeville, 8. C., C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, 8. C. eville, S. C. atest security and convenience forita 1 loans based upon such safe collatera Sept. 11. 1892. lyr J STORE. Selected Stock of [NTS, S, PREPARED iRUSHES, FANCY ES. STATIONERY, &C. a by Mail or band promptly attend* PEED.