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The Press and Banner. BY HUGH WILSON. 1 Wednesday, May 10, 1893. J| u Mrs. C. M. Davis, of Honea Path, died Sunday, April 30, l?8o. died af;?r an illness of only h four days of paralysis. She was In her seventy-secoud year. She was a member of the linptlsl church at Houea Piith.aud was bur- 1 led In the church yard on Monday. A Rood j woman has gone to her reward, leaving eight " clilidren. t J. \V. Simpson, ol the Laurens Bur, and it brother of Judge Simpson Is dead. Henry ti W. Qaillngton, an old citizen ol Laurens ai county, died iast week. aj Don't fail to see the advertisement of the Tngaloo Iron Works, which may be found elsewhere in the Press and Banner. Pketty Miss Adele Pinson, ol Greenwood, l,j was among those who came loour millinery P' ( tores last week. S' An eight year old son of White Smith, col- et . ored, broke his leg yesterday evening, Jump* lug. Wantkd? Globe aud gold tish. Apply at tins otllce. *, J code Gary Is In town. w aj m Contributed LochIn. bi Abbeville. S. C., May 10, 1893. f>. Note the changes of passenger trains on the f0 G., C. & N. road, laklDg effect last Monday: c0 Train No. 117. going South 4 21 a. m ar Train No. 41, " " 3.09 p. in ea Train No. 134, going North 10.00 p. in ef n-_i? ?. ?. ..... 1.4ft n. in rl< The changes are slight but might cause you y to get left. Mrs. Emma Moore, accompanied by Mr. Dale Barksdale, left tor Augusta last Monday. E' Mrs. Moore will make a visit of about two cli weeks. fo Messrs. Frank DuPre and J. D. Kerr went pt to Augusta last Monday. pr Our gardeuers report floe gardens aud plen- er ty of early vegetables. Some few are eating m Irish potatoes. th Mr. Louis Jackson had the bad luck to lose pr a tine mule last week. ll( Mr.Calhoun Marshall arrived In the city last Saturday on a short visit, leaving on Mouday.' He Is looking well aud his many ; friends were glad to see him. of Our farmers have had plenty of rain, and ii0 In many places it fell In abuudance, causing (jf the fresh earth to wash away. pi! Mr. R. M.Haddon now drives a fine turnout uc purchased lrom A. M. Hill & Sous. Dt The Misses Bays have a beautiful little pony ?r and basket pliteton. m( The entertainment given last Friday even- wt lug at the residence of Mr. L. W. Wnlte by the "KlngV Daughters" was a delightful at- fui fair. The yard was lit up with Chinese Ian wr terns, and the cornet band furnished bouI- tbi stirring music. Receipts, S20. be: Mr. Lewis Jacksou brought in for sale last wt Monday morning a basketof the Auest straw- of berries we have seen In many years. He lias a tine variety and can supply you at 20 cents per quart. n Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bullock, after an ex- ?f| tended bridal trip North, arrlvd In the city LT, last Monday. ?u Last Mouday was a raw day for this beau- 'V* tlful May mouih, too cool for cotton. , According to our observation there is in this section aooui one-iourm crop 01 peacnes. Mr. W. T. Penney is having au additional room added to his drug store. 1 Our Court House has a beautiful front put da; on by one of Abbeville's best artists, Mr. Kt Benton Jones. Jf the entire building was col painted nud checked off iu large squares ol rHC light stone gray It would be indeed ornampn- yo , tal to our public square. Let the Job be finished; so say we all. Change#?Mr. Andrdw Penney is now night p watchman at the R. & D. depot, Mr. Gus las Cocnran at the Oil Mill.and Mr. Muse Mc- wo Cracken at Allen's Factory. da A voluntary contribution for the support ehl of one of their foreign missionaries was lift- ag ed last Sunday In the Presbyterian church pr< here amounting to 8125. A general collection for foreign missions was taken up during the night service. 7 Will our town have an ice house this sea- s , son? We think such an Investment would pay. Ice Is now being delivered at your door " ? in Charleston for fifteen cents per hundred pounds. Gur people con Id afforu. and would 1 use it liberally at a good advance on these figures. Ice Is cheap and certainly a great lux- ? tirv. r.pt Abbeville have Dlentv and keen c'twl". " ? The A. R. P. church Is nearly completed and It will be ready Tor dedication in June. Mr. J. W. Doar is sick. Mr.Sam Vlsanska proved his surgical skill last week on John Chbod, who had one of his I feet nearly cut off. He is now up and al* Sh most well. Dr. Vlsanska Is to be oongrat- mi uluted on his success in this first case of sur- ins gery. vif Mr. Grubbs, of Greenville, gave our people am n talk on immigration last Saturday. That haj In Just wbat our waste places and barren bill- ed sides Deed?an Industrous and thrifty people Co to till them, and make them blossom like the wb rose. Wby not let Ibis tide flow to oar Sun- am ny South, and develop It into a living and doi prosperous country. Surely It Is rich in fertile lands, and possessing thousands of advantages D not exoelled in any land under the sun. L?t good emigrants come and we will welcome T them. * Our City Fathers have passed another good iir. Ordinance?"Every merchant to sweep before ** hi* own door." We now want a reward of- aDI fered for any one who steals our trash boxes. In order to keep our public square clean, would it not be advisable to pass an ordinance 101 forbidding any stock to be fed on the public FD square? M. ? . - ^ Little Watt*. of Watts. S. C., May 8,1893. Ed Mrs. R. C. Wilson left this place for Clinton, ?1 ? > ?> >? ?l?t. Sn tier Illlure uuuic, kuuajr unci a ncc& o v toib lu relatives. an Miss Maggie Brooks Is off on a visit to Clin- ' ton. a Dr. J. D. Wilson went to Auguata last night b? on buslneso. on Communion meeting commencod las Frl- >n< day night and continued uuill Sunday night. * Mr. Mathews could not oe here to assist our thi pastor, Mr. Fennel, who did all the preach- su luir. Larse crowds attended every service. tni Evangelist Mathews will conduct a protraded meeting at this place oommencelng Oe Friday night before the first Sunday In June. 1,0 At our meeting Just closed two members Ju< were received by letter. Mr. F. \V. Wilson 'nj and Dr. J. D. Wilson. ( The weather has been very cool for several "0 days with plenty wind un.l some rain from the East, which is neither good on man or It beast. J Oats are somewhat Improved by the rccent Jtc rains, but cannot do much. >n( The most or the farmers commenced chop- r?l ping cotton this morning. Good stands gen- Gs erally. th Mr. Jas. Cheatham visited Duo West and 1 Donalds last week. It Is to be hoped be will 'a' succeed, now that he drives such a flue horse. 8?J Mr. J. S. Graves In quite sick again. Mr. Henry Power was down looking around en yesterday. Come again Henry, we have a ue beautiful lot of glrU to select from. J Miss Pauline Glbert Is on a vlt>it to relatives n? in this place. *P Miss Minnie Crawford Is visiting her sister ? Mrs. T. F. Ferguson. Pr The brick machine was started one day last 'O' week. Turns them out last. X V. ^ ht ? r<%< THE BOARD OF CONTROL. dl pi The Men Who Are to Regulate the WhlNk?'y Traffic In Abbeville. We learn that the Governor hns IsRued oom- !?' missions to the following named gentlemen, K! to compose the County board of Control for j this county, namely : Francis Henry. Abbeville. J B. Sample, Greenwood. m, T. J. Ellin, Hodges. l,< We are not informed definitely whether the lfl requisite number of signers have been Be- Tf cured lor the appointment of a County Diepenser, but it is reported that Mr. R. E. Hill lias a sufficient number of signers for his pe titlou to secure the appointment. DEATH OF A PRINTER. Dt John L. Korrell Dlen at Hampton. cc John L. Norrell, once a printer in this office, and kindly remembered by all who J" knew him, died last week in Hampton. The Hampton Guardian makes a touching tribute 18 to his memory. Everybody loved John Norrell. His heart was full of love and kindness. >'< It To tbe Farmer*. I have the agency for the Reuben Jones w plant fender, and call attention of tbe farmers to the merits of this machine. Call and to lake one borne to try. J. H. Latimer. . di Ice! Ice! Ice ! V I am now prepared to ship lco for the sea- lc son. All orders promptly filled. Write for priceB. W. R. Bailey, Greenwood. 4t R ? The latest out! A home-made low-quarter shoe at C. P. Hammond Jc Co. for fl.35. Oood; fr sboe. Ij Harness, harness, harness. C. P. Ham-1 mond it Co. have large bargains to otter In G harness. All parts sold and repaired, Cream white silk mull at Haddon's, b: Black "Hindoo" cloth makes a very light ? summer dress for a lady in mourning at, Haddou's. Haddon's are still receiving new goods lor; summer wear. jSl GREENWOOD NEWS. j .ire and Activity in the Bnwy Little City. i Greenwood, S. C., May S. 1803. IndlspoBiMon prevented ray writing anyiiug for your column* hist week and a scarItyof news comes near having the same efict today. PROSPEROUS OIL MILL. The regular annual meeting of the stockolders of the Greenwood Oil and Fertilizer o. was held here last Thursday. Dr. W. B. lillwee was re-elected President. The old .owl nt directors whs also re-elected. The irectors have dec'nred and ordered paid at nee a dividend of fifty per cent, while twehr per cent, more has been placed to the credof the surplus account. This Is said to be >e flnest showing ever made by an oil mill, id It certainly reflects credit ou the mancement. A HOLIDAY. Lost Monday was generally observed as a >liday by the young people of the town. A culc party spent the day at the picnic pounds uear (Quarry. A good time Is reportTHE POST OFFICE. The applicants for the postmasters!) I p at lis place are still waiting with dirterent deees of patience. How long this condition III last nobody knows. Charges were made ;?inst the present Incumbent several onths ago by members of his own party, it no attention has been given them so far i Is known here. Recently the attention of esldent Cleveland has been called to the 1 rmer charges aud other complaints made ncerulng the management of the office, id the immediate removal of Mr. Tolbert Is rnestly asked. What will result from this ] Fort Is a mutter about which there are va- , aus opinions. RKDICTIOXS AS TO THE DISPENSARY LAW. Judging from the present outlook the cans law Ik sure to be a failure in a flnanal way. Gov. Tillman will probably be reed to resort to other means to All his em- | y treasury. It rarely ever happens that the | euchers, temperance leaders and barkeep- j s unite in any works, and of course their | otives can never be the same, yet we see | at they are now united In many places to | event. II possible, the opening of the State luor-shops. DEATH OF M. C. GAINES. VIr. M. C. Guinea, of whose sickness I spoke , In my lust communication died at his ! ime here on last Thursday morning. Mr. 1 lines came from Heath Spring, S. C., to this | nee a little more than a year ago, having , cepted the agency of the Richmond and 1 m vll le railroad after the death of Mr. C. W. ewH, and In this short time he has made my friends who feel deeply their loss. He is a member of the Baptist here and as a ving epistle" he had few equals. The aeral service was conducted in the Green>od cemetery by Rev. E.J. Forrester, where ( e body was interred. Mrs. Gains and her j autlful little girl will soon (to to Baltimore, j lere they willbe followed by the soaypathy f their many friends. THE COTTON MILL. J .'he stockholders of the Greenwood Cotton , II will meet In the Bank of Greenwood lldlng tomorrow. A fine showing will be ule by the management as the year now ising has been a very profitable one for the TOWN TAXES. 'he time for paying town taxes expires las' and we are assured by Intendent T. F. ley that all taxes remaining unpaid will be lected by legal process regardless of the se,''color of condition of the delinquent If 1 u haven't paid, look out! ' B DEATH OF MRS. HARBEK. f rs. J. S. Harber died at her home here on [ t Friday mornlngand was buried In Green<>d Cemetery on the evening of the same a y. She was a member of the Baptist urch and although she bad not lived here reat while, she had many friends who will )Qt by the example of her life. THE BHEWER SCHOOL. "he closing exercises of the Brewer Normal tool will take place on the 27th Inst. The tool has been largely attended this year d the exercises will be unusually IntereBti NEW AGEST. ir. Norrls, now agent for the Richmond d Danville railroad at Newberry will take jHgency at this place which was made vuit by the death of Mr. Gaines. THE GOVERNOR AND THE SHERIFF. am surprised at the manner in which erlfl' Nance has been treated by Gov. Till- J m. The Governor Is guilty of the basest I gratitude for be has had no friend In Abbe- g le county more willing to shout his praises d prevent tree speech against him than i been Sheriff Nance, who is now compell- 8 to pay the fine Imposed by the Federal j urt as a punishment for doing a thing t ticb Gov. Tillman bad ordered him to do d which was so cheerfully and willingly s tie. p JGU3TED AT SO MUCH TALK ABOUT DENMARK. I 'he State baB given us enough concerning t > recent lynching at Denmark to fill a book. X tiether the action of the lynchers Is Justlfle or worthy of condemnation there is no j, :use for disgusting everybody with oft >eated opinions whlobare worth no more 8 in the opinions of other Intelligent men. s GEFIELD AND LAURENS MUST TAKE A a BACK SEAT. Vlth eight murder cases for the next term P Court Abbeville county can safely ask eefield and Laurens to take a back seat. * ? mu?? T VfrtrtnA owH famlltr cnant. loot nr. JLUU3* MJ> auwvi o nuu ihiui j o|/vuv >m?v turday and Sunday with Mr. J. W. Hill d other relatives here. ?be bicycle ciaze has struck this town and large number of various kinds have been ugbt already, and agent* are still taking jers. Some of our older men are practlo; and bid fair to become expert bicyclists. )ne or more new buildings will be built at 3 Connie Maxwell Orphanage during this mmer. Material is being bought now and f> work of building will begin soou. fhe Maxwell Guards will be Inspected by in. Parley on the 19th instant. The boys . ws drill often and it 1b Raid by competent lges that they will make a splendid showe, )ne of T. H. Walker's new oottages have tn rented by Mr. Walter Jones, a welliOwn travelling salesman. He will occupy In a few days. r. P. Garrison are oloslug out their entire ] >ck of merchandise at oost. This is not be- } i done on account of any business embar- ( ismen t. It Is the result of the death of Mr. lines, who was connected in some way with e business. Vlr. A. J. Sproles was at home a few days , >t week, but is off again to superintend ? me work at Pacolet. Vlr. R. B. Henneman. who had his leg brok- j a few months ago is at his place of bus!- j ss again. i Vmong the many improvements that are iw being made about town, I would call eclal attention to the Blake Lithla Spring. t r. W. K. Blake, the owner of this valuable k operty has Invested a considerable sum of oney there and the outlay shows substanU results in the shape of fencing, bath 1 uses, ructlc arbors, chairs, benches and 1 her things that will add much to the oom- < rt anil pleasure of visitors. ' A. Utile girl, daughter of Mr. W. A. Binns ed at the cot ton mill last Friday. A oora- < lcatlon of diseases Including malarial fever used her death. The family came from ( ugusta not Ions; slnoe. Prof. it. B. Wilson has been authorised by r. Jas. Wood row to examine auy eligible rson who wishes to enter South Carolina >llege at the beginning of the fall term, and have been asked to say that any person >ldlng a certlttoate from Prof. Wilson can iter tne college without further examluaJU. ' An excursion train from Swltaer brought a rge crowd to this place last Wednesday. ie weather was not the tlnest on that day id the excursionists saw the attraction of e town at a disadvantage. Mac. Mount Cnrmel News. Mt. Carmel, S. C., May 8,1S93. Dots from the valley town. . Our little town seems to be putting on a J sw growth. l'wo new stores and one residence are In intemplatlon. Rev. A. L. Patterson preajhed a seron last Sabbath in the A. R. P. church, from ie text "Put ye In the sickle for the harvest ripe. Miss Mary and Miss Lela Carlton, two >ung ladles from Elborton, Ua., are visiting lelr brother Dr. J. M. Carlton. Mr. William Rogers paid us a visit from ugusta last week. Miss Ada Jones and Miss Annie McNeill orshlpped in Warrenton last Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McKellar left yesterday i visit friends In Greenwood. Mr. T. C. McNeill went to Warrenton Sun*y. Mrs. H. W. Heard and her daughter Miss ic have returned from Washington alter a ing visit to General Heard, who Is quite sick. Miss Jaule Stanton Is visiting relatives at ock Fence. The young people of our town gave a moon;ht picnic In Mr. John Morrah's yard. The ternoon was dellght'uily spent, the reeshments delicious and the music charmit. Mr. W. W. Heard is able to go to Hlllman's, a., for treatment. , Dr. Carlton has greatly beautlflod his house ' t giving it a pretty coat of paint. Quite a number of people left today for ugusta on stockholders excursion. NV.D.W, If you want a neat, cool ooat and vest go to i :ii 1th & Soub for it. All About Lowiidesvllle. Lowndesvllle, S. C., May 7,1693. Mrs. Carrie A. Latimer of Anderson, Mrs J. H. Latimer of Abbeville, aDd Mrs. J. H Parker of Augusta, Gft.. came In Saturdaj and were the guests of Mr. J. T. Latimer, fo a lew days. Mrs. Jas. II. Giles of Anderson, came dowi Saturday to visit the family of her brothei iu-luw, Mr. Wm. Moore. Mr. E. W.Harper and his sister, Miss Jen nie Harper, went to Anderson Monday. Mrs. J. M. Latimer spent Tuesday and Wet' nesday visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tom Hill. A few weeks ago Upper Long Cane churc! gave the Rev. 11. C. Fenneil a call. Provideric church, over which he presided as pastoi held a a meeting in regard to the matter, ant unanimously decided not to approve the call Our brother, though very pleasantly sltuatei here, as the pastorate ot the other church ol fered some advantages over this, referred th matter to the late Presbytery at irreenwood which declined to grant the change. Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Heury, who have beer abseut for the past two months, one attend ing a course of medical lectures In New York the other among relatives and friends at El berton. returned home Monday. The Second Quarterly Conference for th L-owndesville circuit, was held at Salem yes terday and the day before, Rev. J. B. Camp bell presiding. We highly approve of th way in which dinner was served on Saturday I am told that It is the general custom at tba place, i. e., those who carry dinner all put 1 together, and all are invited to partake. uc stiiuruuy mere was u pic uiu ui curueu mill, which was attended by all In reach wh< could go. and everybody was supplied wltl the good tblogs of life. It was pronounce* by ail a very enjoyable day. We have been blessed wltb refreshing show ere during the past week, which would havi revived things wonderfully, but for tbe coo weather. To date it has only been reasonably warm, even in tbe sunshine. The nights con tinue to be quite cool, which is by no meani beneficial to young cotton. Some planter! who planted early are plowing up and plant Ing over. Prof. H. B. Humbert will have an exhibi tion the 18th of this month. The exerclsei will commence at 8 o'clock P. M. All are in vlted. A rumor, to which much credence is given Is that a marriage is to lake place in this sec i.ion In tbe near future, and that immediate It afterwards the happy pair will leave foi the World's Fair, then for a more extender oridal tour across the big water. We foibeai to give their names at this writing. Troupe. Never in your dre9s, say9 Lord Lyt ion, altogether desert that taste whicfc s general. The world considers eccen ;ricity in great things genius ; in smal things, folly. MARRIED. Married, at tbe Presbyterian church, Lafay stte Square, New Orleans, May 2nd, by Rev 3. M. Palmer, D. D., assisted by Rev. D. Mc tfeill Turner, D. D., Mr. William Turner Lo nnn lha ln?A Do? {1olS\ P T CT Q n PhOf eston, S. C., and Mrs. Margaret Perry, daugh ,er of the late Rev. Daniel McNair, Galveston Texas. MARBLE HONUMENTS & HEADSTONES [ CAN furnish in best style and work anj 1 designs of Monuments or Headstones deIred. It will be to tbe Interest of all persons wbc leed marble work to see me before purcbas ng. Can save them from 10 to 28 per cent. I guarantee work to be the beBtand marble is represented. Respectfully, J. D. CHALMERS. May 10,1893, tf mSSk By virtue ok the power of sale ;lven me In a mortgage, executed by J. Cal 'In Grant, on 19 day of March, 1892,1 will sell it public auction, at Abbeville C. H.. S. C., on ifONDAY, the 6th day of JUNE, 1898, within he legal hours of sale, the following de> crlbed real estate, to wit: All that lot oi larcel ol land, in the tqwn of Abbeville, fronting on Church Street About 5fl feet and Running Back About 70 Ftet, iounded by lands of J. Calvin Grant on both Ides, and on the back by lands of G. A. VIanska. Seized and to be sold to satisfy the .foresaid mortgage and costs. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser tc my for papers. j. l. McMillan, Mortgagee. May 10,1893.41 ? ? CT A T'TnTV/rTTTNT'T ?Showing the condition of the? Bank of Lowndesyille, In Lowndesville, S. C., at the close of business HAY 2nd, 1803. RESOURCES. joans and Discounts $52,152 4f Jank building, furnit ure and fixtures 1,087 li Sxpenses paid 210 8! Jasb 1,187 9: $55,2(17 9< LIABILITIES. Capital stock. 820,000 (X surplus fund 3,500 0( Jnalvlded profits 719 7< OepoBits 3,950 8i He-discounts 24.543 5! Due other Banks 2,553 7< $55,269 9< State of South Carolina, ' Abbeville County. Personally appeared before me, J.B. Franks President of the above named Bank, who be ng duly sworn, says the above statement if ;orrect to the best of his knowledge and be lef. J. B. Franks, Pres. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd lay oi May, 1893. J. B. LeRoy. [Real] Not. Pub. S. C. Correct?AttPst: E. R. HORTON, J. M. BAKER, Directors. Are You Going to the WORLD'S FAIR CHICAG01 The I.. & N. offers choice several routes. 3 TRAINS DAILY. Lv Atlanta W. & A. 8.20 A. M., 2 P. M?8.20 P. ft! THHOTTOH PARS. SPEfilAL RATES. [T WILL PAY YOU to write me. FRED. D. BUSH, D. P. A.. L. A. N. It. R.. Mny 10, 1893,5ra 3? Wall St., Atlanta. Ua W'-l ? RI._J.-J. O.I.. victors, liUTBUiiiUi mm ALL GRADES. G. L. BAKER, Lowndesville, S. 0 May 3,1893, 4t Shoes and! harness repaired In first clas Btyle at C. P. Hammond & Co. Also anj work about buggy tops done. AUG PRICES T e iTRTa eiro in fVin ? WW Mdb W *** V**V i? e e > Our Sole Air i Your Dol 0 ' . 1 We only ask you t ' fact. Our stock co DRY r I , GENTS' f MSIR This stock young man you should examine. Our NECKWEAR 8 ahead of anything we have seen. It is a superb line. Prices range from 5c. to $1.25. i STRAW HATS ' "We've Got 'Em." New and nobby styles for young and old from 10c up. We must call your attention to the CHAS. HEISER'8 , CELEBRATED hand made SHOES for dress that we are handling. They come in all shapes. We have anything you want in 1 Underwear, I * Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, &c., &c. | ? , Biericfs Fashionable Patterns. The want of time Wfrom the lips of ev yer, farmer and me are the makers of t a position to furn Swith the best time f< Time that is lost cai by calling on us. ] Watch or Clock tl time, bring it to us i ed. We keep on hn Jewelry, Clocks, Spe . lb m- GIVE us REESE & I , HARRISON Prescription i? ABBEVILLE, NOTICE TO Work Roads ! i AI.L KOAI) OVERSEERS are required to put three (3) days work on their respeo, tlve roads at a time not later thau MAY 15, 1893. * R. H. ARMSTRONG, ? Ch. Bd. Co, Com. ' May 3,18U3,2t . w HAT WIL Dry Goods Bus: ii is to Give lar than any ;o visit our place to gi mprises everything k< GOOI Groceries! Goods that Must Go In order to make room for new arri 300 Barrels Flour, all gr 1,000 Bushels Corn, Whit 1,000 Bushels Red Oats. 2 Car Loads Timothy No. 200 Bushels Best Meal. Call and get prices on the abo? Victor Heel Sweep with < 10 Dozen Genuine D. & I 12 Dozen Handle Hoes, tl 100 Boxes Laundry Soa] Pale Olive. Special price j Examine our Double Fool Lemon and Soda Cracken Granulated Sugar by the ! New Lot S. G. Rice, 20 F New Lot Coffees, 5 Pounc Trv our "Santos" Coffee, Fresh Lot Teas, Extracts, We desire a Bhare of your patri to call and examine our stock. AUG. w me. is the cry we hear ery merchant, lawchanic. Now, we f 1 ime. and we are in ** ish our customers the least money. JHHH ] only be reclaimed [f you have an old lat does not keep ind have it repair,nd a full line of . Watches, !ctacles,&c ^ J A CALL. "?a ; DuPRE. " & GAME, Druggists. - S. C. NOTICE. 'I'HE public will take notice, that a note for 1 51(15, and a mortgage to secure same on one mule, due Oct. 15tb, 181K1, and given by me to H. (i, Ilartzog, Is null and void. That the consideration of said note has failed, and who ever trades for the same will do so at his own risk. P. 1). KLUtiH. May 3, 1893, 3t House and Lot for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE AIY 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, 1893, tf See our Hue of Seersucker coats at SI. J. II. Latimer. . m L ASTONIi iness and Propos You More !R Concern in , ve us an opportunity apt in a first class PS HI Groceries! in the next 30 Days. yals we will give a special price on ades. ;e and Mixed. i 1 Hay. e before buying elsewhere. nrinffo VTAUgBl [. Scovil Hoes. le best make. p, Octagon, Horse Shoe and jiven by the box. j ; Plow Stock. j by the box. Barrel and in 100 lb. Sacks, ounds for $1. Is for $1. ? ? * new ana aencious. &c., &c. Diiage, and would be glad for you Yours, &c,, SMITH MEW fiflODS! Mr. J. M. Visans _ _ j. doing a, very sat business in Green* to discontinue the 1 great pleasure in tl and customers for t age while in charge Mr. Visanska. I have just receiv plete line of goods, Mi ana Silver Watches, Cloi WITH PRICES Watches, Clocks g ed on short notice first class and my Thanking the pub and soliciting your T am Vnn r< JL U/1U JL W Ui h JOSEI At J, C. Nickels Store. IBRICK! BSICK! BRICI! | JGEO. S. WILSON & GO.J g Watts, S. C., 5 JAre Making First Class Brick,J i Persons who may need bricir 111 ^ \ any quantity will And It to their In- \ # terest to correspond with us. # ^Orders Solicited & Promptly Filled^ ' |GE0. S. WILSON & C0.| J April 19,1893. i W.Joel Smith <1* Sons propose to furnish the farmers with the very best sweep, the "Victor," at the very lowest possible prices. Clenn Springs water on draught and by the gallon. \v. U. Ualley's Drug Store, Greenwood, S. 4t I ; NTH 5H YOD ! | e to Sell Them. sal Value for Abbeville. to demonstrate this _>USE. . : ' \M If you want a i / ' Dress Goods *^ see our stock. Prices io Read of Everybody. Nice double width Cashmeres at 12$, 15 and 18c per yard. These goods were never known to be sold in this market less than 15, 20 and ?5c. M"T*n *LT?KT*TT A lUUCi UliN wAXuXL. Pretty dress styles at 6Jc per yard. What have you been paying for them ? GOOD CALICOS, Standard Brand only 60. Is that less thaD you have been pay ing for them ? We sell the Best 50c Corset on Earth. and a good one for 25c. Thomson's Glove Fitting and R. & G. Corsets in all grades ana numbers. Our "Thomson's Glove Fitting" VENTILATING Corset is something nice. Shoes THIS IS OUR PET STOCK. Our ladies Fine Shoes and Oxford Ties are fresh from the shops of Krippendorf, Dittman & Co., the accepted leaders of the style in America. You would do well to see them. We have them at all prices. , . ? Every Pair Guaranteed. In coarse heavy goods, for both men and women, we defy competition. Our solid leather whole stock Brogan for 95c is a "hummer." MS. 3ka who has been isfactory .Jewelry ;vood, has decided business. I take tanking my Mends heir liberal patronof the business for ed a new and com_ * suen as is, Musical 1mm, Etc., TO SUIT YOU. ind Jewelry repairMy goods are work guaranteed. lie for past custom future patronage, 5 to Serve, 'H SFI6EL. mm M m mm Just Arrived! White Brothers WOULD Inform the ladles that they have Just received another lot of those E1EGANT.FL0RENTINE SILKS :C2 INCHES WIDE. and offer them at the astonishly low price of 75 Cents Per Yard. They are retailed In many places at $1 per yard. They now have In stock the following colors: Heliotrope, Yellow, Nile Green, Rescdai, Pale Blue, Pink, Cream, Black. Call at once aud be supplied before the assortment is broken. WHITE BROTHERS. April 26,1898, tf Go to Smith & Sons for all farming tools, especially for Victorsweeps.