The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, May 03, 1893, Image 8
Reaping.
"Reaper," I asked, "among the golden shei
Toiling at noon amid the falling leaves,
What recompense hast thou for all thy to
What tithe or all thy uiuster's wine and oil
Or dost thou coin thy brow's hot drops to
Or add to house and land, or flock and fold
The reaper paused from binding c'.ose the
And said, while shone his smile through
stain,
"I do my master's work as he has tauuht;
And work of love with gold was never bo
He knoweth all of which my life hnth ne<
,TI- ?? tWaw liuvu ?i?vvn the nt
Ills ocrvmiio f c<i}/ uo mrj
With all my heart I bind inv master's grai
And love makes sweet my labor and my pi
Kind Deeds.
O, bow many hearts are breaking,
O, bow many hearts are aching
For a loving touch and token,
For the word you might have 8pok<
Say not in the time of sorrow,
"I will soothe their grief to-morrow
Prove your friendship, lest they dc
Uoatoiice; be quick about it!
What the Locomotive's Whistle
The railroad manager took a
of paper and jotted down on
dashes, the several whistle sigm
common use by all American rai
accompanying each with a few
ol explanation, rueu ue reau a
low's:
"One long blast (thus ) m
sounded when approaching sta
junctions, or crossings of other
roads.
"Two long and two short
(like this, ) are soi
just before crossing a wagon road
"One short blast (thus, ?) i
call for breaks," continued Mr.
den, "and two long one (like
?. ) orders them to be loo
or thrown of!.
"Two short blasts (thus, )
answering signal, and means
right, I understand'; while
short blasts (like this, ),
repeated until acknowledged b;
waving of a flag or lantern, men
want to back the train as soon a
are ready.'
??"n 1 /n/v
"T OUT IUUK uittota
) call in a flagman
may have been sent out to the ea
north; while four long blasts am
short one (like this,
) call in a flagman fron
west or south.
"Four short blasts (thus,
is the enginemnn's impatient ci
flagmen, switch-tenders, or trair
demanding, 'Why don't you
the signal for me to go ahead ?'
"When the train is standing,
short blasts (such as these.
?) is the order for the breakmj
run back along the track and di
a danger signal for the next folk
train/'?St. Nicholas.
Dickens Trifling Occupation
When Charles Dickens w
Washington be met one mornin
the steps of the Capitol a young
gressman from Tennessee whou
great novelist had offended b;
boorishness. That morning Di
was in great good humor and fu
talk.
"I have," said he, "found alm<
exact counterpart of Little Nell.'
"Little Nell who?" queriec
Tennesseean. Dickens loooked
over from head to foot and from
to head before be shouted out:
"My Little Nell!?
"O," said the Tennesseean
. didn't know you had your dau
with you P"
"I atn speaking of the Little N
my fiction, sir," returned Die
"O," said the impertubable Te
seean, "you write novels, do
Don't you consider that a rather
ling occupation for a grown up i
Dickens snorted like a quarter
and hurried down the avenue.change.
Orange Cake.?Pare an orange
thin, and soak the peel for an
and a half in the juice of two ora
rub the peel off the second 01
with a quarter of a pound of lot
gar, ana crush this in a marble m<
beat a quarter of a pound of fresh
ter to a light cream, with a quart*
a pound of sifted sugar, five fresh
and beat all together for [a quart*
an hour. Strain the orange
from the peel, and add it to the b
and eggs, and then mix in three <
ters of a pound of fine flour thoro
ly. At the last, stir in two emal
spoonfuls of soda into a butterec
and bake. When done and coolei
it with the following: Steep the tl
pared rind of one orange in its
quarters of a pound of icing sugai
it is all thick and smooth, then sf
it carefully and evenly over the
and put it aside to cool, shelterir
from the dust with a sheet of ^
paper.
The world is full of heroes v
names will never be known in
life.
"We have no highway rob
now.." True ; but we have plen
fraternal endowment societies."
CHANEY SI. JONI
First class repairer of shoe
BOOTS, has bis whop in the office on
cupled by Colonel Orville T. Culhouo,
he will be pleased to receive orders I
kinds of work la bis line, wblcb be will
satisfactory manner, on sbort notice, a
low price. [Feb. 13,181
The State of South Carol
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In tbe matter of tbe Estate of It. L.
reaa, -Deceased.
Petition for Settlement and Dischart
Annie e. moqrhead. as admit
trix for said Estate having applli
settlement and discbarge.
It is Ordered. That Wednesday, the
day of May next be fixed for granting t
lief prayed for.
J. FULLER LYON
April 12, 1893. Judge Probate Co
PAINTS, OILS & WALLM
I HAVE the agency for the sale of Lon
A Martinez pure mixed paints, tin
and largest paint bouse in America
agent for Alfred Peats, paper mercbar
New York and Chicago.
Stock of Paints and Oil and Paper sm
always on hand at Dr. Penney's Drug St
If you want painting done, or paint c
per, please call on him and leave your <
and I will do my best to give you the bee
terlal and work at short notice and at 1
priceR. Respectfully,
April 5,1893, tf W. C. MOO
Have You Seen C
LINE OK
a v
TV *d*dbdhV
EVERY one has his own tastes as t
style of Cravat he wears. Having a
very latest Spring styles in our stock wi
please and suit the tastes of all. We ha\
rious grades and shades in
Pnfi, Tecls, Four is Hands and B
and feel confident that we offer to the
the handsomest line of Neckwear evei
played In this market
P. ROSENBERG & (
April 5,1893, tf
House and Lot for Sale.
lVe? | OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT ?H
<< I. on Moseley Ferry road In the town of Ab- | j
beville. Terms easy. Apply to W. S. Cotb- ?>e
',1,1 ran, J. Allen Smith, or to me at Greenville. S.
J?, - C. T. P. COTHRAN.
March 15, 1898, tf
eroin,
We Keep Everything off
y.ht- IN THE
ed.
GROCERYLINE.fi:
custx
Our Warehouse is filled with {^J.
Corn, Meal, Bacon, Flour, Oats,
^ s Molasses, Plantation Supplies, ^ i
^btU; PIOWS, Plow Stocks, &C, Mt
Wecan offer Inducements to buyersof these j a
goods. Also offer SUGAR, COFFEE and TOBACCO
at very low price*. Cull and see us
SayH when in need of anything in the grocery line, nnfj
sheTt P- ROSENBERG & CO.
it in March 8,1893, tf
iroads TERRA COTTA WELLS
words ?
s folPRICES
to SUIT the TIMES. II
ffnnae f N THE FUTURE I propose to sink the eel- Wl
niuus, j ebrated Terra Cotta Wells at a great re'
rail- duction in my former price. So parties desir- S
ing an everlasting supply of Kood sparkling
hi fa water at a low price would do well to confer
j j with me before making other arrangements.
iioded as I propose to make it to the interest of all
|. to do so. WATER OR NO PAY?is my mot- ys
' x. to. I have in ten years experience standing A *
8, testimonials in six counties. Address desci
?i? C. M. CALHOUN, 'pj
sened Greenwood, S. C. ?
is au March 22,1S93, tf r
rl OSTTIOWUS*
1118, '1 J ^
s you ? tq be GIVEJf AWAY AT Xhe ? Quic
AUgi
Iffl DIG Sill
actl<
) In order to advertise and bring before Ihe ai$ I
ill to public the stock of goods at the tain
,rPen' CITY DRUG STORE. Gri
show
? W
' ~ ~ [?ACH PURCHASER WILL BE entitled g*
in to Jjj to choose a present worth 5J
isplay
>wlug 20 CENTS J
' on each dollar's worth of gooods purcuaseu u
as in
*cZ ii tie Droi Store Department j
Y his from this day until this notice is withdrawn,
ckens PRICES guarantied to be us I-Ox an the
ii ?< LOWEST, and all goods as represented. PC 1
11 OI March 8,1898, tf
Tie State of Soofi Caroliaa, -Efoot
County of Abbeville. W
COURT OF COMMOM PLEAS. '
"I
' . Francis Arnold, Plaintiff, tje
against {*,
ell of Rowena E. Oldham, Defendant. late i
kens, Agl
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
ou
' trif- (Complaint not Served.) Exer
man? plica
horse
-Ex- the 1)efendant Rowena E. Oldham :
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND J.
required to answer the oompialnt in this ac- Ap
verv tion, which is died in the office of the Clerk of
hour Common Pleas, for tbe said County, and to
nges; serve a copy of your auswer to the said com- ^^1
ange plaint on the subscribers at their office at Ab- |^J
if SU- bevllle Court House, South Carolina, within
>rtar; twenty days alter the service hereof, exclu Mllbi
i but- slve of the day of such service; and If you jel
;r of fall to answer the complaint wllhln the time
eggs, aforesaid, the plaintiff' In this action will ap- q
sr of P'y to the Court for the rellel demanded In 1JY
juice the complaint. to m<
,Utter Dated 21st day of March, 1893. sell t
OUar- PARKER & McGONVAN, wlthl
utrh- v Plaintlff'8 Attorney. C. H.
1 tPtt. A. D.
i ico To Rowena e. Oldham, absent Defendant.
i till The
j jgg Takk Notice?That the summonsof which the 1c
,j_lv above Is a copy, with complaint, has this day
three 1,6611 flled ln lheofflceo' the Clerk of Court Qq^
. 11 j j of Common Pleas for said State and County,
)read aQ<*that un,e88 y?u aPPear and answer or de- cpnsl
cake ??ur the ^^P1?10188 required by the sum- Mach
mons, judgment by default will be entered
against you aud application made to tbe 0
Court for the relief prayed. T'
PARKER & McGOWAN,
March 21,1893. P. Atty. 0
rhose i fiV
this . Tb,'
RAFTS
, TEI
^ers> IN THE
ty of
mm
Sstreamsr
Tor all
do in
?,dtral Capi
:? They Must be Re- s?n>
ina, J
moved at Once! po.
ties fc
Moor- Is8u
Interc
At> W(il v
LL LAND OWNERS IN ABBEVILLE
ilstra- County must immediately remove from the
sd for RUnni?g streams of Water upon their
tenth lands all
he re'urt,
Trash, Trees, Bafts and L
PER Lumber. Gree
gman _
s best Any person neglecting or refusing to com- A C(?t^D(M
P'y wllh this order will be liable upon con'
vlctlon to a fine of not less than Five Dollars Dl3>]
mples nor more than Fifty Dollars.
?r?ja. The cutting or felling trees acroBS or Into
order! a"y , Eye
si ma- factlo
,vlng Running Stream of WATER ttUlJ w
RE.
Is deemed a misdemeanor, and upon convic- VIS
\ tion the offender is liable to a fine of not Lbs juni
/Ul than Five Dollars nor more thun TwentyFive
Dollars,
The Countv Commissioners are authorized T /
9 and requested by law to clean out the Streams'
where owners refuse to do so, and charge the
same to the land, the cost of which Is a prior -1
Hen on the property.
o the
R, h. ARMSTRONG,
ChairmaD.
OWS, W. A. LANIER,
rdfs! J. M, MAJOR,
I* County CommissioDers.
jU. R. E. COX, Clerk, 1N?
April 12, im, tf Wlllla
\
Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
E cheapest ever brought to Abbeville. A
large lot. Call on
c. 24,1892, tf J. W. RYKARD.
DENTAL NOTICE.
Dr. S. G. Thomson,
ICE HP-STAIRS ON McILWAIN
rner, Abbeville. S..C.
CHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do
all work in his department in the best
ner and at reasonable charges Monthly
[>mers shaving, hair cutting and sbamng
81 per month. Rasors honed and put
le best condition for 25 cents each.
Cotton Seed Meal.
""RESH LOT OF COTTON SEED MEAL
for saleby J. F. MILLER,
irch 8.1893, tf
. COTHRAN L. W. FERRIN.
-T. P. COTHRAN.PHRAN,
PERRIN & COTHRAN
Attorneys at law.
Abbeville, S. C.
17 R. WELSH,
tone Cutter and Quarryman,
Quarry P. 0., S. C.
prepared to fill all kinds of orders on
ihort notice for first class granite of every
ription, either rough or dressed. All
lie delivered on board cars.
Ices given on application. Work guaran
[ to be satisfactory. [Oct. 26,1892, l*Jm
rerra Cotta Wells
AT
deduced PRICES.
M USING A 12 inch and IS inch AUGER
>r superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt or
ksand run out like someold time inferior
ers, thus Insuring a good head of water
ilcksand in much less time.
' plan of putting In pipe Is the only one
Ifaamo AiilnlronnH frnm fiillnor tin tho a'oll
nccpn ijuiuaonnju VUJ MIMWQ ? /' ?"v
if one-third, or even one of my wells
till even be a failure my guarantee would
unt to something, for I would go aud
;dy name, or return the money.
e 12 Inch Auger has given splendid patls>n,
especially for stock, tenant bouses
small families at much less cost,
you want a good bead of water and a cerwell,
address
J. H. SOUTH,
eenwood. S. C., Nov. 9,1802.
.L. DOUGLAS
3 SHOE cen/i?Aien.
And other specialties for
f Ocntlomen, Ladles, Boys and
I Misses are the
Best in the World.
See descriptive advertise1
ment which will appear in
SLdBrm Take no Substitute,
bnt insist on having W. L.
DOUGLAS'SHOES, with
L VgHl name and price stamped on
HUdHBEl bottom. Bold by
Aug. W. Smith, Abbeville*
M. Lipscomb & Co, Ninety-Six
armers Bank.
ICEIVES DEPOSITS IN SAVINGS DEpartment.
Interest payable January,
I, July, October. Small Bavlngs accumurapldly.
ents for the sale ol the new per cent
STATE BONDS.
npt from all taxes, and will receive aplion
for|the Bonds.
WM. H. PARKER, President.
H. DaPre, Cashier.
ril 5,1898. tf
heriffs Sale.
urn Gin and Machine Company and Gul- ,
G!n Company against Ninety-Six Man- i
ufacturlng Company.?Executions.
VIRTUE OF SUNDRY EXECUTIONS
5 directed, In theabpve stated cases, I will
o the highest bidder, at public auction,
n the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville
, S. C., on MONDAY, the 8th day of MAY
1893, all the right, title and Interest of
Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company in |
>llowlng described property, to wit: The
;on Seed Oil Plant and Ginnery |
sting of 4 acres of land, with Buildings,
iMA.f. f.? A Ida
>iuciavi| iiioicvu. aiou,
NE (1) WAGON SCALES,
WO (2) PLATFORM SCALES and
NE TWO WHEEL HAND CART.
led od and to be sold as the property of
Ninety-Six Manufacturing Company, to j
y the aforesaid Executions and costs. t
SMS?Cash,
F. W. R. NANCE, 1
Sheriff Abbeville County,
rch 29,1S93, 0t |
nk of Lowndesville,
LOWNDESVILLE, S. C.v
tal Stock Paid In 920,000 00 C
1
IU8 m m m 3,500 00
I
Es A GENERAL BANKING BUSI- ,
nest". Affords best security and facill- 1
ir depositors.
es time certificates of deposits bearing v
ist as follows: Six months 4 per cent., a
e months 5 per cent.
J. B. FRANKS, |
Presdent
o
M. VISA.NSKA, ?
JEWELER, |
inwood, - - S. 0, '
)MPLETE LINE OF
monds, Watches, Jewelry,
Spectacles, &c.
rything warranted to give entire satis- ]
n. Repairing done in a skilful manner '
arranted. Prices lower tban ever.
oo to
IANSKA, the Jeweler.
e 1,1892, tr
)& F. WILSON, *
flee at Honea Patb, S. C., every day exJt
Friday, wlieu I will be iu office at
mston, 8. C. [Jan. 11, 1893,3in
SCHOOL NOTICE.
All persons having business j
with the School Commissioner will find
him in his office all public days and every
Saturday in each month nearest the middle |
of the month, during the present year for the
purpose of registering claims, <&c.
E. COWAN,
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb 2, 1892.
JT. CJ. Mlller, i
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT.
Equllnble Lite of New York. Also a full
line of first class Fire and Accident companies
represented. It will be to your interest
to consult me before buying or selling property.
I have now for sale several residences,
residence lota. Decided bargains. Also for
sale several desirable farms near town.
Office in J. F. Miller's store. TJan. 18, '93
ROBT.S. SPARKMAN,
GREENWOOD, S. 0. j
Insurance Agency..
"Efesa., Insurance
AND
COTTON DEALER.
Fine Staple Cottons a Specialty.
Nov. 2,1892, tf
E. F. GILLIAUD,
.'.TAILOR,.*.
HAS moved, and occupies the room recently
occupied by J. L. Clark, the eonsmitb.aDd.ls
now prepared to do all kinds of
repalrlngahd cleaning of gentlemen's clothes
on short notice. ' I
Samples of suits always on band. Charges (
reason wble. I
Lumber !
I AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for
all kinds of Lumber. i
Saw mil) located on lapd of J. C. KLUGH.
J, F, BRADLEY,
Manager.
Marcb 2,1892, tr Medium copy.
JI Willi
Successor to E. A. Temple ton &. Co.
WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF
Flour, |
Bacon,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Dry Goods,
Notions, |
Boots and Shoes, j
TOBACCO
i
AND all other articles kept In a general
f merchandise stock.
|
Thanking the public for their patronage In
the past, I bespeak for Mr. Latimer a continuance
of tb Is patronage. .
W. A. TEMPLETON.
Jan. 11,1898, tf
OUR !
iy'llllL1llEP'T
OliULi & UM J
IS full.
1
IN BUYING OUR STOCK OF SHOES FOR ?
the 8prlng trade we think we have made 1
mcb selections as will give bent satisfaction to
;be trade, both In style and quality.
For men we have a complete line of LOW
QUARTER SHOES in all grades.
Our $1.50 SHOE
Balmoral & Congress <
tannot be equalled. 1
A full line of HAND WELT and HAND- V,
HADE SHOES. Remember we carry
Emerson's Shoesl
rlilch are superior to all others. Try one pair }
,nd be convinced. We have a full stock of |
Ball and Tennis Shoes.
We do not hesitate In saying that our stock
if Ladles and Children Shoes was never so
omplete as now.
Remember this and give us u call.
P. ROSENBERG & CO. i
March 8,1893, tf 1
aMrefefi,
In Bulk and Full Si?e
H."W. Law
fndso!
H. W. LAWS
t
)iir Mammoth
STOCK OF
TTat.fi
- " Ml V M
|S THE GRANDEST ASSORTMENT EVER
1 offered to the trade of Abl?ville.
Special Attractions for Tonag Jen.
THE' ALPINE
is all the rage. In this popular style we have
all grades from $1.50 to the heat STETSON at
$5 in various shades.
We have Just received our stock of
STRAW HATS
for the Spring trade, which is filled with attractive
styles,all of which are the very latest.
Nobby styles for boys of all ages. Don't forget
this, and when you waul, a Hat call on
P. ROSENBERG & CO.
March 8,1893, tf *
hTnry&cheatham
ABBEVILLE. S. C.
? Have opened a
FANCY GROCERY STORE,
where they will keep all manner of goods In
their line.
Buyers are cordial]; Invited to examine
their stock, as tb&quailty and price of their
goods will furnish tne strongest inducements
Lo customers.
Oal' the old stand of G. H. Moore.
Jan. 4, 1883,12m ,
Coal ! Coal ]
Wood! Wood!
A, M. HH1& SONS
Have opened a COAL and WOOD YARD
and are ready to receive your orders 'or
Winter. Call and get cheapest rates. Terms
-Cash on delivery. July 27,1892, if
10 nil Pit!
Having made a careful study of the subject,
Dr. T.J. Kinard,
*nd be respectfully ofterg his nerviees to the
public. Dr. T. J. Kinard will be in Abbeville
At Hill's Livery Stable
>n the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHLY.
All communications addresxeu to Ninety-Six,
3. C., will receive prompt attention.
Nov. 16,1892. If
We are Headquarters
for
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
WE have Just replenished this department
with all the new Spring attractions.
We keep E. & W. COLLARS and CUFFS,
PEARL SHIRTS and Screven's Patent Elaf?:1c
Seam DRAWERS, which are undoubtedy
superior to other make*.
We have Junt received 125 dozen HANDKERCHIEFS
from 5c. up.
We have a fall line of UNDERWEAR.
>IIGHT SHIRTS from 00c. up to81.
P. ROSENBERG & CO. I
March 8, 1893, tf
The Following Articles
AT
HflfiM
II TIMON'S
No. 7 Wash Pan, 1 Scoop,
Mouse Trap, 1 barrel Tooth Picks,
Cake Pan, 1 large Ulass Plate,
Scrub Brush, Five Pans,
Fire Broiler, 1 Set Tea Spoons,
2 Collar Buttons, 1 case Needles,
set Knitting Pins, 8 papers Pins,
2 Lead Pencils, 100 Hair Pins.
Garden Trowel, 3 Boxes Blueing,
2 Toilet. Pins, 1 Pair Shears.
Coffee Pot, _ 1 Pair Elastics,
yd Rubber Elastic, l Glass Mug,
2 Slate Pencil*, 1 4 oz. Bottle Ink,
Medium Glass, 1 Knock Down Cup,
Pound Soda. i 1 Large Tin Dipper,
Tea Strainer, 1 Coat Hook,
Large Pencil Pad. 1 Boys Neck Tie,
Tooth Brush, 1 Cuke Toilet Soap,
1 Large Box Face Powder,
Lamp Clilmney any size,
1 Nice Salt or Pepper Shaker.
1 4 oz Bottle Machine Oil,
1 large Turkey Red Handkerchief.
For 10 Cents.
HairBrusli, 1 Call Bell. '
large I.arap Burner, 1 Het Large Spoons,
Hal Rack, 1 Pair Suspenders,
Bottle Extract, Gal. Tin Measure.
aiiMs?r
?
Papers. Sold by
ctrvn kr. fin
" ]
^,0i0ife?eSt Prices
SON & CO.
r Stop, Rc
i Low Prices <
| WM. 1
J Has been doing the large
J ever done. LOW PRICES f
^ the work. We sell nothin
w prices. Our Millinery tradf
^ we have been in business.
1 large city trade, having beei
Washington, D. C. She W
in all of its branches. We
ery train, The very late:
Paris, Hew Yo]
DRESS GOODS in all '1
Trimmings to match every
SUMMER SILKS at 25
a bargain you only find once
BUCK SILKS in the i
see onr $1 Silk. Ton cai
York for $1,25,
Do yon want a SILK W
a beautiful line of Silks to i
Our White Goods depart]
We have everything you nee
Ginghamsj Seersuckers, Or
ines, We have a full line a
J Silk Finish Foulards, Fi
^ gees in beautiful colors and
^ Dress don't fail to see these {
W Percales and Linen Chai
4 figures. You cant find any
i ShirtWaists.
^ Full line of Table Lin
^ Towels. The largest Towel
^ Over 75 dozen SILKM
^ finish Gloves guaranteed not
I OUR S]
m Parasols in Gloria Silk.
^ dies, specially selected, are i
4 FANS for everybody fi
f Gauze Fan.
^ COSSETS for the masse
^ our E. & T. Corset for 50c.
\t Shoes an
ilf you wish a good She
nati, and Clement & Ball's, i
for you and the baby, Also
for young ladies in Red, Tan
HOSIERY to match Sli]
Full line of Notions and
I <
and I expect to have it, if go
complish anything, I am
competition on the same clas
Ti Thanking the Ladies fo
v you all this season, I remai
S w. E
V P. S.?Will be slnd to ?ead S<
Uuunu
WM. H. PARKER, President.
JULIUS H. I
The Farmers' Ba
DEPOSITS
iurpluH
?^ r\T>C3 i-iT^XTT?o AT DA MVTVH PTTaiVRfW
Dyjx\.o \jrrjii uii.au ? ?..
Hons. A Savings Department has bee
wardc. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarte
ngs Increase rapidly.
National Ban]
Abbevi
Ca-nital,
Surplus,
01H<
I. ALLEN SMITH, President.
BENJ. S. JJAR>
tVM. H. PARKER, Abbeville, S. C?
L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C.,
INO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C
J. ALLEN SMITI
DOES & General Banking business, provldei
Depositors. Is ready at any and all tlmee
is our county affords.
SPEED'S Df
With a LARE and w
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
OILS, WINDOW
PUTTY, COMI
GOODS, PEI
The demand of this market can be supplied.
Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBACO
d to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at
You are respectfully Invited to call.
P. B.
%
jadL Tliis. r
& Big Trade. |
!. BELL ?
st business this Spring he has J
ind first class goods have done J
g but the best, and sell at low ?
3 has surpassed any season since ^
"MTilliwo* Vioa fniwiwflii
VSU1 JLLLllllliUl 11UO VX iiiUiiOU iVi
i in Philadelphia, Baltimore and ^ f""'
lerstands the Millinery bnsiness ^
have Millinery arriving on ev- J !
Bt thing from J
:k and Baltimore. ?
the new shades and Fabriqnes. f
shade. ^
c. per yard, worth 45c, This is ^
in a life time. J
rery best brands. Tou shonld ^
l't find a better quality in New J
' A T?ffl A TTT 1 il i 1 ^
aist y we nave tnem. aiso ^
aake them. ^
ment was never more complete. J
d from a5o Lawn to a fine Mull. J
epon Cloth and Columbian Suit- J
t very low prices. J
enoh Mulls and Shontong Pon- J
figures. If you want a Wash ^
jooda. f
nbray in beautiful stripes and ^
thing better than a Percales for r
0ns, Curtain Goods, Doylies and #
in the county for 25o. J
:iTTS and GL0YES. Linen 4
to rip. ^
PECIAL ! |
Paragon Frames. The nan- W
unique and stylish. #
'om a cheap Jap to a fine Silk J
is in the very best brands; Try m
No better sold for 75c. f
d Slippers, ?
ie try Bearing Bros, of Cincin- J
Df Baltimore. We have Shoes J
a full line of Shoes and Slippers T
and Black. 0
ppers for Ladies and Children. ?<
everything a Lady would need. J
j i m 1 ^
im iraee, s
od goods and low prices will ac- T
here to sell goods and meet any J
s of goods. J
r past favors, and hoping to see J
n Yours Very Respectfully, J
L BBLiL. J
implefl to any address*. W. E. B. v A
A. W. SMITH, Vice President. Hj
)uPRF, Cashier.
nk of Abbeville.
SOLICITED.
$65,790
5,000
Buys and sells Exchange and makes Collee-,
n ouii.hlluheil A mniinls rpcplvpd of <1 and iiiv'
rly.-January, April, July, October. Small *ay[March
1,1883,12m
? of Abbeville,
11?, s. c.
- - - - $?75,000
15,000
*
X
W. C. McGOWAK, Vice-I'resident.
iWELL, Cashier.
ctorv s
J. C. KLUGEI, Abbeville, S. C.,
>V. JOEL SMITH, Abbeville, S. C.,
w. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C.
3, Abbeville, S. C.
j the greatest security and convenience for Its
i to make loans based upon such safe collatera
Sent. 11. 1892. lyr
tl'G STORE.
ell Selected Stock of
PAINTS,
GLASS, PREPARED
JS. BRUSHES. FANCY
LFUMES. STATIONERY, &C.
3. Orders by Mall or band promptly attendall
hours.
SPEED.