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PENSION ROLL. ' For Abbeville County, us Furnished by Clerk Bullock. Matthew Knight Iiodges M. F. Wharton Troy "Win. Monchat Wlllingtou > W. L. Dukes Ninety-Six I J. D. Etheridge Phoenix ^ Martha Freeman Hodges Mary Simpson Due West j Elizabeth Magee Hodges i Eliza Walker. Troy Margaret McBride Troy Mary J. McKee Court House Mary J. Hall Antreville 1 F. B. Shirley Hodges Jane Ferguson Antrevllle Rebecca Hartley McCormick H. F.Flin Due West Elizabeth Elmore Jones r M. J. White- Troy * Matilda Botts j?...Court House Elizabeth Napier. Hunters S. A. McClendon Ninety-Six Rebecca Bowick Troy i K. C. McMahon Mountain View ^ Sarah Wilson Court House !l Nancy Yeargin Antreville Mary E. Smith Ninety-Six o Jace C.King Court House I E. C. Bagwell.- Donalds Tabitha Brooks Greenwood Sarah Ross Phoenix Sarah Flnley Court House Mary E. Patterson Lowndesvllle , S. C. Walker Troy 1 Loo T. Paschal Mount Carmel j Mary E. Sullivan Troy t Jane E. Elgin Antreville t C. P. Saxon - Corouaca 1 Sallie Watklns Court House a Jane M. Davis Troy I M. J, Bond. Lowndesvllle M. L. Sutherland Court House Annie Lawton Link r Louisa McAllister Due West Nancy Stokes Antreville N. E. Frith. Court House Mary Mundy Greenwood \larrr f rmhron Mnnnfnln View Mary J. Patterson...- -..Lowndesvtlie 1 Elizabeth Beasley McC'ormick M. A. Griffin McCormick Mary A. Ellenburg Greenwood Elizabeth Prultt Donalds Laura Brown McCormick , G.W.Boyle Ninety-Six s A. W. Weed McCormick Sarah A. Ashley Antrevllla c Jane T. Wilson Ninety-Six l S. D. Ramsey Phoenix J. A. Crews :. Greenwood C. W. Cowan Wllllngton Sarah H. Fisher Troy ? John Bo wick Troy M. E. Brook Abbeville Mary Drummond Troy J. M. Carlisle Lowndesvllle Jane Ford McCormick L. D. Bowie Due West , David H. Vaugb I Sae C. Waldrop..._ ' ~ A. E. MorrlB THE WELD IRISHMAN. ( Xew Through Schedule Over the G., C. A X. Railway. Last Sunday night the Wild Irishman started out of Atlanta over the Q.,C. & N. Railway ? and reached Abbeville on schedule time?ten 1 o'clock. % Quite a number of odds and ends of citizens assembled at the depot to see it make its first trip, and give Abbeville the grand bouuce, so to speak, but contrary to expectation it stop- . ped to let off and take on passengers. A little before ten o'clock tbe reflected rays * of tbe headlight of the engine were seen at ? tbe coal sbute, and in a little while the engine began to creep down the hill toward the depot, where the crowd was standing. At 9.5S 1 telegraph operator J. A. Scott signalled, when J Conductor Murphy pulled the bell cord, and Engineer Garrison brought engine 501 and the train to a standstill at the station. Half an hour before ten o'clock James ^ King, Moee Merrlwether and John Neal, ap- 1 plied for tickets to Greenwood. Night tele- I graph operator and ticket agent J. A. Scott, v not knowing whether to sell tbe tickets, ap- " plied his flingers to the little ticker on the ta- * Klntn ?Ka nfflrta onH In a 1 if fin tvhlla t.ho llt.Hp * ticker aoswered, and the tickets were sold. 1 A little later John W. Sign, Jr., applied for a ticket to CUntOD, which was furnished. These four made up the local travel from Abbeville on the ftrst train by the new schedule. Everybody on the Incoming train Jumped off as soon as the train stopped. The train consisted of a mall and express ooach,two passenger coaches and two sleepers. The "through passengers" on the sleep- I ere did not get up to see us ami we did not go I through the train to see tbem. I Exactly at ten o'clock the engine bell sound- I ed and the train began to move. In the shortest sort of time it went skimming along the track at a rapid rate, and was soon out of sight, though we could still bear the clatter of the wheels as the train went toward Long Cane. This tram makes but odc regular stop in j Sooth Carolina, and that Is at Chester. Abbe I v 111e, Greenwood and Clinton are "flag sta- I tlons," at which this train will always stop, 11 I passengers desire to stop, and whether they I have passengers aboard or not, they will always 8top if the operator will signal. The new schedule is a desirable one. As yet it is made of ordinary cars, but Id August their new and splendid vestibule trains will be put on the road. AN EDITOR'S GOOD FORTUNE. 1 Hon. T. B. Crew* of the Lnnretinvllle Herald is Made Postmaster. The Press and Banner is very glad to note 4 that Editor Tbos. B. Crews has received the appointed of postmaster at Laurens Court House. He has many frlendR In Abbeville, who o knew blm and respected him long ago. The editor of the Press and Banner bfts known him all bis lile, and during all tbat T time oar personal feelings have been friendly I to him, despite the fact tbat his newspaper has so often chosen to say unkind things ot tbls newspaper and Its editor. fr Editor Crews, like a majority of men who have had control of newspapers during the L last thirty years, has bad a stormy time, and we trust that he may now enjoy four yeare of quietude. While we do not see his paper now, and while we do not want to see It until it learns to treat its old friend with civility, yet there la no one within the range of his acquaintance wbo is more pleased at his appointment than we are. He has In tbe past bad empty political honors from the Tillman party, and now it Is his turn to receive substantial favors, as bede- / serves to do. & BEAUTY AND CHIVALRY. ^ Gathered from the Fonr Quartern of the Earth. Oak Grove, May 2, 1893. J The people of Oak Hill were entertaned Mnn/tatr nloht with a mnrm 1 Icrht nlon in irivan fortbe school, which is very successfully and profitably presided over by the beautiful and accomplished Miss Ida Johnson of Due West. Tte occasion will be one of lasting remembrance to all who partook of the hospitality ol those good people. Atevening when theday was vanlshinglnto / night, gallant young men and beautiful la- * dies were gathering from every direction, and C( soon the school house was filled, also the seats i? that were neatly arranged outside were filled up; then beauty and chivalry were mingled la together until nine o'clock, when all were Invited to assemble around a lengthy table that waB groaning under its burden of delicious f cakes, fruits, candles and delicacies that were * most palatable. Upon the table was placed several vases that held beautiful llowers which made it look most picturesque. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers, evergreens and lilies that were most artistically arranged by the hands of Miss Ida Johnson, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Minnie Anderson and MissTressa Smith, The word P| "Love" occupied a most conspicuous place on . the wall, and the letters were made of flowers V1 very neatly inscribed. n< Supper bafagsettled with a refreshing show- < er of raln^/verybody talked and laughed all they coul' ' The males being in excess to the ar females, i me of them sat In the corner and swapped ,okes?some good ones were told. 13 We did not tary long with them, but talked * to our best girl just the same. We were not left either. I am sorry to say our friend got . VlMHntwopu urora nnf in full blflRt. Hnd they did not go alone. Abbeville. Bradley. tl< Verdery. Wblte flail, Brierwood, Pine Grove and Bucklevel were represented. ? Tbe crowd broke up at 10.30 o'clock and ev- *1 ery fellow took his best girl home in the moonlight, for the clouds had rolled by and aE all was cool and refreshing. Guess Who. wl m ? ? sa Wblte Hulls. lie White Hall, S. C., April :50,1893. Miss Ellen Verrell has bore her illness patiently and is now rapidly improving Mr. J. W. Smith took advantage of the cheap rates to Augusta last Wednesday, came back reporting a gay ume. Mr. John Wllkerson has the finest Irish potato vines I have seen. Miss Olive Smith has returned home from her school at Bradley. She was greatly missed in White Hall during her absence from home. Mr. L. H. Wllkerson has watermelons as large as an egg?early kind. The school entertainment of Bradley, given by Miss Mattie Moore, was quite a success. C. E. P. j We have a tremendous stock or Victor * sweeps which w?s offer very low. Call on us and get your supply. They are the very best. W. Joel Smith & Sons. 1 yo , 'he State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. _ probate col'rt. I a the matter of the Estate of P. L. Gullle- . beau, Deceased. Petition lor Settlement and Discharge. ^1 S. CADE and J A Lf.ROY, as ExecuJT. tore Ibr Bald Estate having applied for ettlement and discbarge, 0 It is Ordered, That Saturday, the third av of June next be fixed for granting the re- l.f prayed for. J. FULLER LYON. i May 2,1893, tf Judge Probate Court. [ n The State of South Carolina, ? COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. 11 prorate court. n the matter of the Estate of Thomas Thomson, Deceased. J Petition for Settlement and Discharge. i G. THOMSON and T. P. QUAltLES. as " Administrators for said Estate having J ppiled tor settlement and discharge. It is Ordered, That Tuesday, the 6th day . if June next be fixed for granting t he relief I >rayed for. J. FULLER LYON, {, May 2,1893, tf J udge Probate Court, CHANEY M. JONES, rlRST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and P BOOTS, has his shop in the office once oc :upieii by Colonel Orvllle T. Calhoun, where . le will be pleased to receive orders for till } clnds of work In his line, which he will do In .atlsfactory manner, on short notice, and at ow price. [Feb. 13,1893, tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. , PROBATE COUKT. i d n the matter of the Estate of R. L. Moor- g bead, Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. 1 A NNIE E. MOORHEAD. as Admlnlstrac\. trlx for said Estate having applied for ettlement and discharge. It is Okdeked, That Wednesday, the tenth lay of May next be fixed for granting the reief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Aprlll2,1893. Judge Probate Court. J We Keep Everything} IN THE t t jROCEftY LINE." Our Warehouse Is filled with | 3orn, Meal, Bacon, Flour, Oats, i Molasses, Plantation Supplies, Plows, Plow Stocks, &c, y We can otter inducements to buyers of these ;oods. Also offer SUGAR, COFFEE and TOJACCO at very low prices. Call and see us ?hen In need of anything In the grocery line. P. ROSENBERG & CO. March 8,1593. tf j rERRA COTTA WELLS J PRICES to SUIT the TIMES. [S THE FUTURE I propose to sink the cel[ ebrated Terra Cotta Wells at a great re- . luctlon In my former price. So parties dealr- 1 ng an everlasting supply of uood sparkling I vuterata low price would do well to confer pith me before making other arrangements, s I propose to make It to the interest of all o do so. WATER OR SO PAY?is my moto. I have in ten years experience standing - estlmonlais in six counties. Auures? g C. 11. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C. March 22,1898, tf ifi) DOLLARS' TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT THE ? mmtm. In order to advertise and bring before tlie ^ public tbe stock o/ goods at the CITY DRUG STORE. c ^ACH PURCHASER WILL BE entitled Cj to choose a present worth S 20 CENTS i ti n each dollar's worth of gooods purchased Jr] i tv d tie Dri Store Department om this day until this notice is withdrawn. RRICES guaranteed to be as J^OW as the ? OWEST, and all goods as represented. 1 March 8, 1898, tf tJ "rafts g IX THE streams!' 1 nhAv Must, hft Re ^ , J moved at Once! LLL LAND OWNERS IN ABBEVILLE junty must immediately remove from the unning Streams of Water upon their nils nil 'rash, Trees, Bafts and Lumber. I W Any person neglecting or refusing to com- ~ y with this order will be liable upon con- H ction to a fine of not less than Five Dollars ' >r more than Fifty Dollars. . The cutting or felling trees across or into 1 ,y an ag Running Stream of WATER ^ i deemed a misdemeanor, and upon con vie- Pe >n the offender is liable to a fine of not 1 ss an Five Dollars nor moro thun Twenty- pr ve Dollars. * I'be County Commissioners are authorized ? id requested by law to clean out the Streams i tiere owners reiuse 10 ao so, ana cnarge me i me to the land, the cost of which is a prior ;n on the property. E, H. ARMSTRONG, ChairmaD. r W, A, LANIER, ? J. M. MAJOE, So County CommisBioDers, PO E, E, COX, Clerk. Z Vprll 12,1893, tf plt Smith & Sons ofTer Victor sweeps: 14 Inch 1/ !, 16 incb -Idc, IS inch -15c, 20 inch 50c, 'J2 inch J s,24 inch fi0c,2C Inch 05c, 28 inch 70c. Did u ever see the like? 1 / Spectacles and Eyeglasses. "HE cheapest ever brought to Abbeville. large lot. Call on Dec. 24,18U2, tf J. \V. RYKARD, DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, FFICE ITP-STAIRS OX McILWAI Corner, Abbeville. S. C. [)ICHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to l"L all work in his department in the b< iannerandat reasonable charges. Monti ustoniers shaving, hair cutting ind 8ha ooing 81 per month. Rasors honed and p 1 the best condition for 25 cents each. Cotton Seed Meal. I FRESH LOT OF COTTON SEED ME/ \ for saleby J.F.MILLER March 8.1SIB, tf . S. COTHKAN L. \V\ I'ERRI -T. P. COTHRAN. JOTHRAN, PERRIN & COTHRA Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. W. R. WELSH Stone Cutter and Quarryman, Quarry P. 0., S. C. rS prepared to fill all kinds of orders L short notice for first class granite of eve escrlption, either rough or dressed, i ran I te delivered on board cars. Prices given on application. Work enar e ed to be satisfactory. [Oct. 26,1892,12 Terra Cotta Wells AT TTRICES. r AM USING A 12 inch and 19 inch AUG! L of superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt uicksand run out like some old time Infer! lugers, thus Insuring a good heud of wai n quicksand in much less time. My plan of puttlug In pipe Is the onlyo hat keeps quicksand from filling up the w< iut if one-third, or even one of my we hould even be a failure my guarantee wot mount to something, for I would go 'a ernedy name, or return the money. The 12 inch Auger hus given splendid sat iclion, especially for stock, tenant bout ml small families at much less cost. If you want a good head of water and a c ain well, address J. H. SOUTH, Greenwood. S. C., Nov. 9,1S92. W. L. DOUCLA! S3 SHOE cen/le^ien And other specialties 1 Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys a flS Misses are the ?es* in the World 0 gee descriptive advert! mcnt which will appear Take no Substitut but Insist on having W. DOUGLAS' SHOES, w name and prlco stamped bottom. Sold by Aug. \V. Smith, Abbeville, E. it!. Lipscomb & Co, Ninety-Su Farmers Bank DECEIVES DEPOSITS IN SAVINGS D [\ partrnent. Interest payable Januai kprll, July, October. Small savings accura ite rapidly. Agents for the sale ot the new 4l/2 per cent STATE BONDS. Ixempt from all taxes, and will receive 8 llcatlon for the Bonds. WM. H. PARKER, President. J. H. DuPre, Cashier. April 8,18U3, If {auk of Lowndesvillc LOWNDESVILLE, S. C. apital Stock Paid in $20,000 ( orpins 3,500 f \OES A GENERAL BANKING BUS J ness. Affords best security and faci es for depositors. Issues time certificates of deposits bearli itei^est as follows: Six months 4 per cen pelve months 5 per cent. J. B. FRANKS, Presdent. r. M. VISANSKA JEWELER, reenwood, - - S, ( L COMPLETE LINE OF liamonds, Watches, Jewelry Spectacles, &c. Everything warranted to glveenllre sati ction. Repairing done in a skilful mann nl warranted. Prices lower than ever. GO TO TSAUSKA, the Jewelei June 1,181)2, tf i'AS. P. WILSON N office at Honea Path, S. C., every day e: cept Friday, when I will be lu office t illlamstoti, S. C. [Jan. 11.1893, Sin AINTS, OILS & WALL PIPE] HAVE the agency for the sale of Lougma St Martinez pure mixed paints, the bet d largest paint house In Amerlcu, an ent for Alfred Peats, paper merchants, < ;w York and Chicago. Stock of Paints and Oil and Paper sample ivays on hand at I)r. Penney's Drugstore, f you want painting done, or paint or p( r. please call on him and leave your ordei d I will do my best to give you the best mi lal and work at short notice and at livln ices. Respectfully, \prll 5, 1893, tf \V. C. MO''RE. i . o r\.. IdVt? T UU OtJtJII UU LINE OF TECKWEAH S ?VEIIY one has his own tastes as to th I style of Cravat lie wears. Having all Lli ry latest Spring styles In our stock we cai ;ase and suit the tastes of all. NVe have va >us grades aud shades In Is, Tecks, Four in Hands and Bows d feel confident that we offer to the tradi ; handsomest line of Neckwear ever dls lyed In this market. . ROSENBERG & CO. iprll 5,189J, tf ik SCHOOL NOTICE. k LL PERSONS HAVING BU8INES A t\ with the School Commissioner will fln him In his office nil public days and ever Saturday in each month nearest the midd ? of the month, during the present year for tt purpose of registering claims, Ac. E. COWAN, School Commissioner Abbeville County. Feb 2, 1892. N J. 2. IWCillea-, ~ n EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGEN , II Equitnble Llle of New York. Also a fc 581 line of first class Fire and Accident comp "y nies represented. It will be toyourlntere ra* to consult me before buying or selling prop< IUI ty. I h?ve now for sale several resldenc* residence lots. Decided bargains. Also f ? sale several desirable farms near town. Office in J. F. Miller's store. [Jan. 18, '93 " ROBT.S. SPARKMAN GREENWOOD, S. C. N Tncmr?onno A rrnn/vrr maui an<jo agojulv * fii.?e ..... Insuranc r ACCIDENT j and COTTON DEALER $ File Staple Cottons a Special! an Nov. 2,1892, tf " E. F. GILLIAEI /.TAILOR, /. O AS moved, and occupies the room recei 2R rl ly occupied by J. L. Clark, the gu or smith, aud is now prepared to do all kinds lor repairing and cleaning of gentlemen's cloth Ler eu short, notice. Samples of suits always on band. Cbarg ne reasonable. ill. lis : Lumber ;es er- r am prepared to FILL orders 1 1 all kinds of Lumber. Snw mill located on land of J. C. KLUGH J. F. BRADLEY, 5 Manager. March 2,1892, tf Medium copy. i j. ii. y mi In Successor to E. A. Templeion <fe Co. ?. 7 WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF Ith 0tt Flour, Bacon, , Sugar, Coffee, ErZ: Dry Goods, Notions, ip* Boots and Shoes, V<?isa ?d ? ? I ND ull other articles kept In a genei k A. merchandise stock. Thanking the public for their patronage the past, I bespeak for Mr. Latimer a contl uanceof this patronage. >0 W. A. TEMPLETON Jan. 11,1898, tf I OUR * SIR a IF U11UJJ w UJUL J IS FULL j, IN BUYING OUR STOCK OF SHOES FO the Spring trade we think we have mac r such selections as will give best satisfaction 1 ' i the trade, both in style and quality. For men we have a complete llneofLOl QUARTER SHOES In all grades. " Our $1.50 SHOl IN ? Balmoral & Congres: J cannot be equalled. A full line of HAND WELT and HANI MADE SHOES. Remember we carry Emerson's Shoe: which are superior to all others. Try one pal aud be convinced. We have a full stock of r\ n i -i- ni ball ana I ennis s>noes We do not hesitate In snylng that our stocl (- or Ladies and Children .Shoes was never s it complete as now. Remember this and give us a call. J P. ROSENBERG & CO, n March 8.1893, tf it (I . r In Bulk and Full Si; ' H. W. Lav 1 We sell alia ?K|m; ! kinds of H. W. LA\S iOur Mammotli STOCK OF Hats ;s, or IS THE GRANDEST ASSORTMENT EVEF ! 1 ofl'ered to the trade of Ablfeville. r Special Attractions for Ton Men, ') THE ALPINE la oil tho roorn Tn fhlo nnnnlor xxta lmu< all grades from ?1,50 to the best STETSON al 85 in various shades. We have Just received our Btock of ' STRAW HATS for the Spring trade, which Is filled with at e tractive styles,all of which are thevery latest Nobby styles for boys of all ages. Don't for get this, and when you want a Hat call on . P. ROSENBERG & CO. March 8,1S93, tf y. HENRY & CHEATHAM ABBEVILLE, S. C. ' | Have opened a ' FANCY GROCERY STORE, it>n where they will keep all manner of goods it of tbelr line. es Buyers are cordlall5 Invited to examlni their stock, as the quality and price of thel -ah will /nunloh tho tilrAncrflot InHnpomonf ,CO guuuo ....nu.Lj.au D?*vuB..?? to customers. _ Call at the old stand of G. H. Moore. Jan. 4,1893,12m Coal! Coal! " Wood! Wood! - A, M, HILL & SONS I U"AVE opened a COAL and WOOD YARI I IT and are ready to receive your orderp'o v Winter. Call and get cheapest rates. Termi I ?Cash on delivery. July 27,1892, tf TO THE PU! Having made a careful study of the subject Dr. T. J. Kinard, and he respectfully offers his services to thi pcbiic. Dr. T. J. Kinard will be in Abbevill At Hill's Livery Stable on the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHLY All communications addressed to Ninety-Six S. C? will receive prompt attention. Nov. 16,1892, tf ?i We are Headquarters FOR , MEN'S FURNISHINGS In n WE have Just replenished this departmen with all the new Spring attracllons We keep E. A W. COLLARS and ItfJFFS ? PEARL SHIRTS and Screven's Patent Elas tic Seam DRAWERS, which are undoubted ly superior to other makes. We have lust received 125 dozen HAND KERCHIEFS from 5c. up. We have a fall lln? Of UNDERWEAR NIGHT SHIRTS from 60c. up to 81. 1 P. ROSENBERG & CO. March 8, 1893, tf . The Following Articles ' FIVE CENTS to i p 'iinm _ 1 No. 7 Wash I'an, 1 .Scoop, 5 1 Mouse Trap, 1 barrel Tooth Picks, 1 Cake Pan, 1 large Glass Plate, 1 Scrub Brush, Five Pans, 1 Fire Broiler, 1 Set Tea Spoons, >- 12 Collar Buttons, 1 ease Needles, 1 set Knitting Pins, 3 papers Pins, 12 Lead Pencils, 100 Hair Pins, 1 Garden Trowel, 3 Boxes Blueing, 12 Toilet Pins, 1 Pnlr Shears. 1 1 Cofltee Pot, 1 Pair Elastics, 1 vd Rubber Elastic. 1 Glass Mue. 9 12 Slate Pencil*, 1 4 oz. Pottle Ink, 1 Medium Glass, 1 Knock Down Cup, ir 1 Pound Soda, 1 Large Tin Dipper, 1 Ten Strainer, 1 Coat Hook, 1 Large Pencil Pad, 1 Boys Neck Tie, 1 Tooth Brusti. 1 C??te Toilet Soap, 1 Large Box Face Powder, Lamp Chimney any size, 1 Nice Salt or Pepper Shaker, 1 1 oz Bottle Machine Oil, k 1 large Turkey Red Huudkerchlef. For 10 Cents. 1 Hair Brush, 1 Call Bell, 1 large Lamp Burner, 1 Set Large Spoons, 1 1 Hat Rack, 1 Pair Suspenders, 1 Bottle Extract, % Gal. Tin Measure. MiiiMs* ze Papers. Sold by vson & Co. i Seok& ^ rsoN & co. <j> Stop, R< i Low Prices ! VI." I J Has been doing the larg J ever done. LOW PRICES ^ the work. We sell nothi: ^ prices. Our Millinery tra( ^ wo havft been in business. 1 large city trade, having bee Washington, D, C. She ui in all of its branches, W( ery train. The very lat Paris, Hew Yc DRESS GOODS in all Trimmings to match every SUMMER SILKS at 2 a bargain you only find one BLACK SILKS in the see our $1 Silk, You ci York for $1,25, v Do you want a SILK } a beautiful line of Silks to Our White Goods depar We have everything you ne ^ limgnams, seersuckers, I I ^ ings. We have a full line J Silk Finish Foulards, 3 t gees in beautiful colors and J ^ Dress don't fail to see these ) V Percales and Linen Ch s # figures, You cant find ar . 4 ShirtWaists. I ^ Full line of Table Li I J Towels, The largest Towe I 2 Over 75 dozen SILK ! - ^ finish Gloves guaranteed nc ; | our s: * w Parasols in Gloria Silk i 4 dies, specially selected, are t i FANS for everybody i1. J Gauze Fan. ^ CORSETS for the masi e i our R, & T. Corset for 50c. ; ? Shoes ai J If you wish a good SI > J nati, and Clement & Ball's, ^ for you and the baby. Alsi > ^ for young ladies in Red, Ta I TTAIN 1 I m TT t X 1 m lomaicnsi Pull line of Notions ac I WaBt and I expect to have it, if g coniplish anything, I an competition on the same els Thahking the Ladies f you all this season, I reme W. E P. 8.?Will be flad to wend ! mww WM. H. PARKER, President. JULIUS H. The Farmers' B; DEPOSITS Does general banking busines; Hons. A Savings Department bus b( wards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarl rigs Increase rapidly. National Ban Abbevi Ca-nital, Surplus, Offi J. ALLEN SMITH, President. liENJ. S. UAH BLP i M*c WM. II. PARKER. Abbeville, S. C., L. >V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., JNO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. J. ALLEN SMI1 DOES a General Ranking business, provld Depositors. Is ready at any and all Um< as our county affords. SPEED'S DJ With a LARE and v DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES OILS, WINDOW PUTTY, COM GOODS, PE The demand of this market can be suppllec Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TO MAC ed to. Prescriptions carefully compounded a You tire respectfully Invited to cal P. B. , ' . "'. / : .r M,v*vV.'^' '.* -' ' " f '' ' {.' '' > . ' ' ' ..' ' *' ' ' ? - " sad Tliis. r & Big Trade. \ ]. bell! est business this Spring he has J and first class goods have done ^ ng but the best, and sell at low ^ ; le has surpassed any season since W uur milliner lias mmrnnu. lur v iii in Philadelphia, Baltimore and ^ iderstands the Millinery business ^ 5 have Millinery arriving on ev- J est thing from J ik and Baltimore, j the new shades and Fabriques. J shade. ? 5c. per yard, worth 45c. This is ^ e in a life time. ^ very best brands. You should ^ ' in't find a better quality in New ^ VAIST ? We have them, Also J make them. J ~ Jik_ ii X < I tment was never more complete. J ied from a 5c Lawn to a fine Mull. J 'repon Cloth and Columbian Suit-- J at very low prices, J Prenoh Mulls and Shontong Pon- J [ figures. If you want a Wash 9 i goods. ^ ambray in beautiful stripes and ^ lything better than a Percales for # nens, Curtain Goods, Doylies and 6 il in the county for 25c. S MITTS and GLOVES. Linen S >t to rip. ^ f : vJ PECIAL ! i | Paragon Frames. The han- w i unique and stylish. m from a cheap Jap to a fine Silk w 3es in the very best brands. Try 4 No better sold for 75o. ^ id Slippers. | loe try Bearing Bros, of Cincin- J Y; , of Baltimore. We have Shoes ^ d a full line of Shoes and Slippers J n and Black. ^ ippers for Ladies and Children. ^ d Avar-trf-h-iTur a. wnnld Tiflfid. T IliO ^ ;ood goods and low prices will ac- J 1 here to sell goods and meet any J iss of goods. 'or past favors, and hoping to see J tin Yours Very Eespectfully, J 3. BBLIj. % Samples to any add re**. W. E. B. 9 A. W. SMITH, Vice President. DuPRE, Cashier. ink of Abbeville. SOLICITED. $65,790 - - 5,000 Ruys and sells Exchange and makes ColIe<v !eD established. Amounts received of 81 and uplerly,?January, April, July, October. Small ?avIMarch 1, 1893,12m k of Abbeville, Lllo, S. C. - - - $75,000 - - - - 15,000 ce**? x W. C. McGOWAN, Vice-Pre?idi nt. INWELL, Cashier. sctoriii J. C. KLUC II, Abbeville, S. C., W. JOEL SMITH, Abbeville, S. C., C., *V. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C. "II, Abbeville, S. C. es the greatest security and convenience for Its es to make loans based upon such safe oollaiera Sept. 11. 1892. lyr m STORE. pell Selected Stock of }, PAINTS, GLASS, PREPARED BS, BRUSHES, FANCY TJTTTTWT'C CTA'PTnWT'DV D~rt Ml U lit n>J| UiailUll?IAI| ULUt 1. CO. Orders by Mail or hand promptly attend* tall hours. I. . SPEED.