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" . t :U . :}" 1 ' WTracugrrv Tft WW jar <> wwnoaitair-ai ragiwc -isswr.-?/* Divius l'?r The greatest pearl fishery in tlie'ji world is situated uetween the Maud of ; Ceylon and Cape (.' ' 11. Hie >'ra:t l is full of rooks h'iu iri?*ky eiini'iiis. i and :i great ueai <u |inicmr ? ?. n . daring are necessary U> the makeup of ( a good diver. Weeks before I lie sea- j; sou begins in April, tlie divers go < througli a regular course of practice , and training. The native diver, when i lie reaches the spot where the pearl bank lies, strips, and fastens a sponge < beneath one arm, and before bis j nimth ties a plant which will not ab-j' sorb the water. A small amount of i air is taken down in the sponge, and ) he is able to breath through the plant, j Then a chord is put around his waist, i a heavy weight attached to his feet, ( and lie goes camly overboard. His < only tools are a knife and a net. He i stays under the water five, eight, some- : times even fifteen minutes, and at length when his breath gives out, jerks the rope sharply and is pullod to the surface with his net of peari oysters. Before the diver goes into the water, he takes a little oil in his mouth, which he discharges at the i bottom to mane me water clearer. There are a good many dangers from sharks, carelessness of the assistauts in attending to signals, and so forth, < and the etlort is so exhausing that diver9 usually die young. Nowadays i the diving-bell and diving-suit are i . coming into use, hut the natives still < use the old method. : The Daiitfcroiis Nutmeg. Albany Express; Cases are not in- i frequently reported in which children, aud sometimes grown persons, are poisoned by the free use of nutmegs, it] not being generally known that thisi article of common household use isi really a deadly poison. This is true, *1111 , fact, of more coinmoti cnmiimeuts. j But when misused, tin si? article-, such as pepper, capsicum, A-e., :ue so obnoxious to 1 lie taste, excepting when taken in very minute quantities, that the consumer is warned in a very positive manner before lie has had an opportunity t?? do himself serious iujury. This is not the case, however. ...SiV. tlv/1 Hiilmncf Tliiv lllll which contains a poisonous principle of a very deadly character, may he cousumed without inconvenience in quantities sulUcieut. to produce fatal couspqaences; and it is surprising that deaths are not more frequenr. A fatal case has been recently reporte I in which a boy of eiylit years fell into a comatose condition after eating two nutmegs and died within twelve hours. ,.t.. Xervous Children.?I want to say 1 a word about nervous children. Never scold or make fun of them. They suffer enough without your threats or sarc&sin. Don't let them know you see their awkwardness when in company, nor their grimaces when alone. A ease was report*d by the Boston Globe of a boy ten years old, who. on being vexed, and often without any apparent provocation, will clench his hands and make the most frigh.ful contortions of the muscles of his face , and head, till his poor mother feats he is idiodic. By no meaus. He is tjie ??! -! ' i.?.. . IirigUirSH' usjj in Ilia t<uo.i, iuimi \/? ivuu- iugandof natural history, but he is of a highly nervous temperament, and has not been taught to control the little wires, t?o to speak, on which he is strung. This is no single case. 1 There are thousands of children who j give way to their nerves in similar fashion. Never whip them, but talk to them about these curious little strings that should be made their ser- . vauts, not their masters. A prominent physician in this city says the man or woman who whips a nervous child for every blow given, should receive five, and is on a level with brutes that have no reason. Jt is our duty to encourage and help them. Be patient with them. They are the making ol our future successful men and women, for they will work hard at whatever they undertake. Brace up your own nerves first, and then be indulgent toward the capers of your over nervous children.?Christian Union. Finger Marks.?A gentleman hired a ihason to do some work for him, and among other things to "thin-whiteu" the walls of one of his rooms. The thin-whitenimr is almost colorless until dried. The gentleman was much surprised, on the morning after the chamber was finished, to find on the drawer of his desk, standing in the room, white ffnger marks, Opening the draws, he found the same on the articles in it, aud alto on the pocket book. An examination revealed the same marks on the contents of the bag. Tuis proved clearly that the mason, with his wet hand, had opened the drawer, aud searched the bag which contained no money, aud had then closed the drawer without once thinkiug that any one would ever know it. The 'thin-whitening,' which happened to be on his hands, did not show at first, and he probably had no idea that twelve hours' drying would reveal his wickedness. As the work was all done ou the afternoon the drawer was opened, the man did not cuiiie mm iu mis uay uut-s HIM know that bis acts are known to his employer. Beware of evil thoughts and deeds. They all leave their tingei marks, whieh will one day he revealed. Sin defiles the soul. Jt betray? those who engage in it by the marks it makes on them. These may be almost, if not quite, invisible at first. To Relieve Fowels from Lice.?No fowls will do well if they are bothered by life. These insects will keep them thin and prevent them from laying eggs. To prevent this trouble give the fowels some quite dry ashes, either of wood or coal, but sift closely, so as to be quite fine. The < liens dust themselves in the ashes, and a shallow square box two feet each way is to be provided for this, purpose. This may be kept in the house, or in a shed adjoining, where tb* fowels may|exereise. . This provision will prevent the lice, and, if this is too late, keroseue may be'rubbed liberally on the r.>osts. This will get on the birds as they squat down on the roosts at night, and the " -..:n -I..;.,/, Mlll'll Will UJ.>f I/1IC w ? ?v . The licc hide in (he joint* mid cracks of the roo-fs, and tlie oil should be well, worked into these with a still paint brush. The fowcls'mu.-t be freed from these tormentors or they will not lay etrsjs, and if they attempt to brood thev will leave their nests. ' ' ? { eiiuiue Honesty. Men talk of honesty and integrity ' UonntralanfP !W tllOIKrh Hll>V hill mm ucu^??/iv.ww ... ?n sisted in outward acts. We speak of honest deeds and benevolent deeds. .But there is no honesty of the best type except where the principle of honesty is firmly fixed in the heart. An honest man is honest all times and in allthings. When a dishonest man does what is called an honest deed, he does it to tjscaps the penalty of the . hfw-, or the'fcondemnation cf men, or from some other sellish and unworthy motive. He is acting- a part. His honesty is on the surface, and not in his heart. It is not genuine. MitroK>r v m?y, t.^giry i??X>f?uTi >+}**** nt ' ?. ??MwjwWr *?'* IT The mere use of iiito\if}iirs Sis no1 i moral wrong. The wnm^ U in t!a ibu-e, the immoderate u?<-, but tht in.-the moderate and iui Moderate u>e is very vague and shad' ?wy. Philanthropists, realizing tin xlent of the daikevil and the viet md sorrow it. causes the world, hav? called for a spell with which to |iul iown tlie demon. The spell has beei found and it is total abstinence Millions have been killed by alcohol who were never drunk in their lives *s the word is commonly understood The efFectsof alcohol are so insidious there are so many opportunities for tin Acquirement of the habit of intern [>erance, that the only safeguard i: lotal abstinence. Let (rood men, iriei sf stieugth and power, be total ab 'tainers and the weak will follow Dh, for the charity of a Manning win said he needed the pledge because i poor dock laborer needed it.?Bisho| Ireland. i'2?'roic Treatment For Xew SIhiph. When your shoes squeak, go to i sthoemakeT and have him put a peg ii the middle of the sole, and there wil he 110 more loud proclamations Another thing, wlien you buy a pai of new shoes and they hurt you, pu water in them and let it remain for < minute, then pour it out and if you shoes burn or hurt you after that yoi an say I am wrong. The water take ill tiie natural heat out of the leathe md makes the shoes comfortable. The Fundamental Principle of Life Assurance is protection for the family Unfortunately, nowever, tn< beneficiaries of life assuranc< are often deprived of the pro vision made for them, througl the loss of the principal, b} following bad advice regard ing its investment Under the Tontine Installmen Policy of The Equitable Life you ar? provided with an ab solute safeguard against sucl misfortune, besides securing a much larger amount of in surance for the same ainoun' of premiums paid in. For facts and figures, addres: W. J. RODDEY, Manager, For the Carolina*, Rock Hill, S. C. House and Lot for Sale. I OFFKR FORKAIE.MV HOP?K and f.O 1 on MokHi-v Ferry r?rocl m '.lie :?<* ? of VI in*V r. 'I'eunK f*a?y. Apt i\ ' > \\ > i;nu an J Allen buiith, or lo nif Ji''irn-r ville. f C T. P. COTHRAN. M-irch 15,1S98, tf P. ROSENBERG & CO are offering bargains in CLOTHING Kvery ono should tak.' advantage of tbii and get what they need )n this line. tar This 1b no blow, but actual facts. P. ROSENBERG & CO June 7,1883, tf ?. . jftiller, I.1 * r A TV t. n.l ! vfct'r A \TK A fi KN1 K Kqiiituli'" I-ile of New York. Also a In! line of first Fir?- Hud Aeelil'Mit compv *s*n < cl !t will be lo yunr lim'ri'h 'o i-oumi in*- r?- t>u\ ni? or m-liini; pr? ? <?! ty. I now lor *>.: ??>'tri"l r?-> ulenot'f e* ',ei:c?- loi*. J?,-? ti>-ii b?r trams. Also lb laic -event iJes s.i. h farms rear town. Office in J. F. Mil.'er'a sto:e. [Jan. IS, "!'3 Terra Cotta Wells AT Reduced PIMCEK I AM r>is<! A 12 Inch :? <1 !- 'r.i-h Al'i;!!! <? > !?* ? i or e. i > . 1. i ii y < ji I o llll'^vllll . (Ill OH' InVMIIIlia .1 . V-.U' '>* " ? " ! -..il oi -.v:r< ii <11 :ck- i .il I-. i i i.. m> plu'i o: i -4 ' ' oi y o'ii tix: keeps i| ? v. :i' it out li1 i.a ,.i? n> m ,! ill >i one-: In ? i i \i . line ii v in -i.oillil i'v< l" : 1 . n- i v mi.: < ? \\ir i tiiiti'ini !o xiim-ti i?u, 1 .. jji, h:.i .'i'liivir.' "iiiiii <>r < ui'm 'if ii.<?!.< > Th- i:!? -1 A Iris -. %-ei: ? I It .1 flg(q u-iio- . c? > i -i s:...-U, ."i:m:' I-. U9# ii- 1 hiij:-ii : nil it-s .i' iiiih-u i ?., < . It you w.m.i a jrood la-ado' w.iaM Hud a c?r KIU Well, Hlo'.li .-S J II. SOUTH. Greenwood. S. (J., Nov.!?, 1592. Are You Going to the WORLD'S FAIR CHICAGO? The Ij. A N. otters choice several routes. 3 TRAINS DAILY. A Atlanta W.&A. 10 A.M..2.15 1\M..K.20P.M Ar Chicago 8.5S A. M., 4.30 1*. M., 1'. M. Less than 23 Hours to Chicago ! THUOUGH CARS. SPECIAL KATES. T WILL PAY YOU to write ine. FRED. D. BOSH, 1). P. A.. L.& N.IK. K.t May 10, IStrj, 5m .?Ui Wall .St., Atlanta, <Ja. \ ' " ' rx^rr.Trrr -xvy 'r-?; 'vjf.ot.qr mm ?n i 1173 J \\ I'H rWliat we Buy!! 1/ ! i F Hrlng tliem along i* IllUt-n"" more active. | Sheep-Skins. >' Bees-Wax. , (c - Tallow. Furs of all kinds, r : ' ? 3 Hint we Sell!:! a rf 1 Shoes. y [ Harness. ? Leather. r 1 Trunks. s r And everything connected with Leather. | See us. ~ Very Respectfully, i u ' C. P. HAMMOND & CO.1 DENTAL NOTICE. j "Hr S ft. Thomson. !?: "' - I] OFF t?: V>' -\i'H ON MoILWAIN h Ci>t *, : ?. C. 8 TERRA COTTA WEILS * PRICES to SUIT the TIMES. * I N 'i IIK Fl'Tl'ItK I p>nro?e to sink Hie e?*'-; J j tin ed 1 ti*r:< <'<)' t? Wet ? n( a u'?. * < re- j dm* inn it iii> [? < (>. S'i p?: ii?*> <lns|i-1 i i.!? Hlf t'l ! KM II: SC. ,). of tool sp-f kllllK ' :ii i low |? it*e miu'iI fin well 10 confer > " w I?l in Iiivk e making oili<"' nrtaiiL't nirn'-., i , i- I piO *??' lo n ! e P l? |,||?< In-ereM > ,i.i * i'i fjo s**. WA! KIl Oli NO PAY?is my inoir o I Inu in en ye;.i> "xperieiice Handing * t11tiioi.i:t s in s'>: cotuil es. Address C. M. CALHOUN, Greenwood, S. C. t March 22. 1595. tf ' s SCHOOt, NOTICE. * * IJj I?KK*ONS HAVING ITsiNK^S * \ w it ll she S-'hool ('oliiillisS'i>ik-v \? II fiml him in h's ottioe ail pnblie dn> -ind ev.-ry S'llordiiy In ciii'ti monih n<-iuvsi ili? rn <lille . of !':<> inoiiM. d-:riiijr the present yi ar for the 1 purpose of registering claims, ?ve r E COW A N. > School commissioner Abhevl le triuuty. Fell 2. 1X92 ! PAINTS, OILS & WALL PAPERj s r IIAVK the ag^-noy for the sale of Longman 1 1 & Martinez pure mixed palms, the best J t and largest paint, house* in America, ami as;ent lor Alfred Peats, paper merchants, ol New York and Chicago. stock of Paints and Oil and Paper sampler r " always on hand at Dr. Penne.\'s Drugstore. a If you want painting done, or paint or paper. plea?e call on him and leave your order. X and 1 will do my best to give you the best rna,. terialahd work at short notice and at living , prices. Respectiully, 5 April 5,1893, tf W. C. MORE. r t FOR J JIM 1 Ml N ew summer styles, white chip Hat?. Wliite and Biack Straw Yachts Leghorn Fiat". Beautiful trimmed Hats, light and airy, for the hot days of summer: We are still showing n Koort lin* of ilress materials, with Silks,Laces and B-aidTii:ni minus to ma'.ch.i Our line Wash Dress Fabrhiues still in the lead. SILK MITTS.?Black, Cardinal, Cream and . Tun. ' NOVELTIES IN FANS.?You can see the Ii\tiii hnllrfln,,!] dp lllc /fin ft flllii. ? v PARASOLS?As the days are getting warm er you may need a Parasol. Our st< ck Is large arid prices moderate. 11 .GAUZE VESTS 8c. up to 75c. j The bijigest deal in HANDKERCHIEFS . we have ever made. Our line 5c. and tic. linen' finished beats them all. For a'1 Linen Handkerchiefs try our 10c, 15c and 20c linen hemstitched. SLIPPERS ! SLIPPERS ! to suit all elapses Comp ete line STRIPE GOODS constantly on hand at HADDONS ? iiiii in 1 ii* duuii uuj i ! Are Now Ready to S \ of Spring and S t I I ~ Fancy and Diirk Colored 'foulards. "Uuxions" and "Tontine Crepes." I're'.ty Striped Duiiiies. I'tjim, Si cipcd and ('becked Lawns a ul M?if lus. Checked Linens and Cheviots for AJei'S Coats Hiid'Loys Waists. "iit'.l nns" !or Ladies Dresses. Teanis Sun*, iVc. A good l??????f Black Cashmeres ai d etn-a|? Co.oied Worsteds. We have h splendid stock or Cotton* ' ades, .leans, t'asMmeres, Tickings, Bleaehed, Itrown and Cheeked 1 Ionic* Splllls. "Negligee" Mi iris for Men and Hoys in great v.inciv of slyle anil price. I- Our half Laundricd "Negligee*' and ? 1 "nU" Bosoni Shins are very handsome ami very cheap. Ask to see our l'ufl' Bosom Dress Shi lis at tL "KighmieV Laundried Shirts at Sl.ii and L'nlaundried at 31, gone back to ilie old price, uud ibe best tilting Shirt in the world. Cents Light.leans Drawers with knit Anklets. And the "Bull Dobs" are the ! leaders lor Summer wear in this line. "Wire Buckle" and"Veriicnl slide I WncnonWprv Al'l! tllG L('>L L() l)(J had. Our Summer "I In Hand Tics" at 13c, Jic and 25c are all the lio. Also Wind* iiuis liows and Scarls arc shown by lis , In great variety. Black summer coats. "Alpacas," "Drap d-ilc," Ac, Horn #1 up. Ilj t'alico and dug lmm coats. "Seersucker," J "Ouilnu" and "Mohair" coals and vests of va- fn rlwus kinds and at very low prices. ; "AlpacwV anil "Drap tl-ite" clerical coats ji, and vests, , Iiustcrs in linen imitation or linen and hn "mohair." i A good assortment or hand umbrellas. ,,n > ? . IE?? ? CHEATHAM'; ABBEVILL3, S. C. " Ilavo opened a ? ANCY GROCERY STORE, here Ihe.v will keep nil manner of goods In it-lr line. liuyers are eordlallj Invited to examine lelr stock, as the quality and price of t.h?'ir mfl< will furnish Lite strongest Inducements i customers. 3 Call at the o'd stand of G. H. Moore. ; Jan. 1, IS!W, 12in 1 2. F. MILLIARD, /.TAILOR,.*. c T AS moved, nnd occupies the room recent- V J ly occupied by J. L. Clark, the gunnlth. atul Is now prepared to do all kinds or spairingand cleaningof gentlemen's clothes a short not ice. Sample* of suits always on hand. Charges iason-ble. W. R. WELSH, Stone Cutter and Quarryman, Quarry P. 0., S. C. "S prepared to fill all kinds of orders on . short notice for first ci?"? arankeof every ascription, either Tough or dressed. All nuiiie delivered on board cars. I'rlce.-s've't on :u"?;?! calt'iii. \\*<>rl: enar'n e<-d 10 be satislic-orv. i'>et. '<*>, >&!>?. 12m CHANEY M. JONES, ^IRST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and I BOOTS, has his shop in the offlir once ocII pied bv Colonel Orvllle T. Calhoun, where -1 nrriorfi for lill IP win lit; jMcnoru iw ivmov ;iiuis of work In his Hue, which he will do in itixhu'tory manner, on Bhort pofce. and at . ow price. [Feb 13,189-J, tf VALUABLE ML ESTJfi % FOR SALE! Is the: executor of the will of Mro. LA RAH M. calhoun deceased, I now ofTer >rs?le the real estate belonging to her estate, * ituiteonthe BLUE HILL, >art of thp same bein? In the corporate limits if the town of Abbeville. On the North side \[ the public ro;>d leading from Abbeville to It. Csirinel there are Pour Hundred and Thirty, .(430) A .acres, nore or less, that I will sell to suit purchaser , ,t very reasonable tlgures. The land on the Southsldo of the same road, One Hundred (100) Acres, ore or less, together with the dwelling hereon, I will also, sell at reasonable figures. The house contains Sight Rooms and Four Large ' Brick Cellars. 'here are servant houses, barns and stables , n the premises. It Is the most desirable i ilace In Abbeville county. There will be no mblic Sale of these lands?All Sales will be rlvate. For particulars, address, Wm. P. Calhoun, e m/t EAST ALABAMA STBEET, July 5.189:1, ATLANTA, Ga. Coal! Coal! Wood! Wood! m. h ll & sons; rTAVR opoi :i fOAL and WOOD YARD II :?> r<*jidy to receive yotn- orders '"r V.ntf.% Ci)liai>d yslCheapest rai-'*. Terms -(,'as.ti on delivery. July 27,189*2, it Bay Mare Mule Stolen. MIE Is s! fi" iii the ':Kiit hind leg, hf>of wore i oil' i.' ii>t- rot-, f1:tcMi hand* high, scar vor <\\ ?? tru: with wire. She was seen iun:i?j ii'fiiv'i'ioy S. C. A HU'ta'i e rewi.d will be pnid for her reovt-ry,oi !??? ??} n'orma'ion that may iead u lier recovery. THOS. CL'I.BRKATH. May 17,180.% If Greenwood, S. C. k Hi iow a Splendid Stock jmmer Goods. CurtV, Handkerchiefs, Gauze I.'mIi-i ami all sorts of Gents Furii'sii nirs ('nine ami see our Shaw Hals. We luivi: jusi o|x ric(t lut'in up and call show you Mill'milium nice so mticli easier tlian we can t?*! 1 you about ihem. / ll'vouwiiuta nice Crush Hat we've , . pot them. <' 1110 ami see our "Tourist" and Staple Kelt Hals. t We have four lines of samp'es for Suiisor slnglegai im-nis mailt* to order, lit and satisfaction guaranteed. A 11 lee lot 01 Fancy 1'anls Just in. ' ' Hull Breeches lor Men and [ Hoys. Boys Hull Dog Knee Pants at 35c aQd We. ' Uase Hall" Shoes at SI n pair. I Hlack and Colored "Tennis" Shoes m j .r?0c. I .las. Means Shoes $l, si and DstK Horse Si "jli are I lie best for the morpju and for sale only bj \V. Joel Hratll. 4 *ons. l'oeket and Table Cutlery, Rasors '5 and Scissors, frt.in the cheapest to the | llAlif I Cut ton Planter*. Wheelbarrows, "Dixie Boy" Plows, handled and genuine Scovil Hoes. Hinrijy Whips and Summer Lap liobes. * All kinds of Heavy Groceries and Canned Goods. We have a beautiful Hue of double breasted ;lil colored suminer vests. liujrtry umbrellas in several different colors :>in Si (o :!ti, :>i and 40 inches. tun umbrellas 2(>, '.'8and :J0 Inches at 7:>c. to 27. Msrson's" fruit. Jars?quails awl half gal jus, and extra rubbers at, popular prices. H kVe have a few chnllies left?(J)/, and 7c goods ered at 5c per yard. i.,v -^ .. - V V. , J y Lumber ! AM PltKPAREI* TO FILL OUDKUfl for all kinds of Lumber. Saw tuill located on land of J. C. KI?TGH. J. F. BRADLEY, Manager, March '2,1S!>2, tf Medium copy. Lit lit ILI1I1IJUU1U1I HAS IN STOCK: Shoes at Low Prices. Calico at 5 Cents per Yard. A Splendid Shirt for 50 Cents, Marseilles Quilts froi 65c. tc $1. Cottouade at 10 Cents Yard. Bed Tict at 8 to 15 Celts. Ready' Mafle Suits $5 to $7. Shirtings, all Widths. Towels, Hosiery and Notions of all kinds. May H, 1803, tf mill ^Successor to E. A. Temple ton A Co. WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Dry Goods, Notions i Boots and Shoes, VOBA (? AND all oiber artirl 's kept In a generr merchandise stock. Thanking -the public for their pal ronnge'i the past, I bespeak :or Mr. Latimer a conlU nance of ibis patronage. \V. A. TEMPLETON. Jan. 11,1898, If ftt THE Ml1 Having made a careful study of the subjec Dr. T. J. Kinard ,ind lie respectfully fitters his service* to th public. Dr.T. J. Kinard will be in AbbovlU At Hill's Livery Stabl* -in the THIRD SATURDAY MONTHM All communications addressed to Ninety-Su s. C.. will receive prompt attention. Nov. 16, 1892, tf nun m TO 11E GIVEN AWAY AT THE on m mil In order to advertise and bring before the public the stock ol goods at the CITY DRUG STORE. f?ACH PURCHASER WILL BE cntillei Ci lo choose a present worth 20 CENTS >n each dollar's worth of gooods purchase* ti tie Dri Store Departinen rom this day until this notice is withdrawn PKICKs guaranteed to bens LOW as tin /)WEST. and ail goods as represented. March 8, I8'.W, tf ROOT. S. SPABKMAN, GKEENWOOD, S. C. [nsurance Agency. 1 Lii-K ntMi Insurance ACCIDENT AND COTTON DEALER. lie Staple foils a Specially. Nov. 2, 1892, ' '.'ttmej.1! t a jam wjlm?jaa. sbmnrr 1 -;- ^-, r fl^9 | WE SEL i Is the very best Oil t fire test, 503 burning g Try it and be convin quality. This Oil is not retai low as we sell it. We buy in car load WE CAN SELL CHEA else. , Try a gallon at 15c: H. W. Law I B. K. B< I . ?i DEALEl 1 r? L. TV TV Lumoer, casu, uulus, n Mouldings, Laths Lime, Build I ABBEVILLE, ! Prompt Attention F. S. E Machinery Broker i DEALE 1 Steam Engines, Portable Fn?i n _ 1 Vi++i*Ti i| (try Duni;is, ulc?UA iuiu Belting, Corn Mills, Threshing Machine Brown, Winsi n > 1 Cotton Don't fail to -get PRICES from u call and s( Greenwc I Jnne 22.1892. tf : SPEED'S DR I With a LARE and we f DRUGS, CHEMICALS, I', PATENT MEDICINES, i OILS, WINDOW G I PUTTY,' COMBS GOODS, PEE! 0 The demand of this market can be supplied. e Headquarters for flne CIGARS and TOBACCO. ed to. I'reDC.'iptions carefully compounded at al a You are respectfully invited to call. ; f. B. il HARRISON Prescription ABBEVILLE, jj 1 i I /V ^-1 /M TT "E Y j SriSWAL | In Order to Mf J Our Fall I We offer for the Next Entire Line of s I>:i> i Now is the time t Bargain. REESE & ' *'v' / ; " ,L AT ? 'er Gallon ; $ 7e can buy. 175? rayity. cad of its superior 1 1 il. Oi.i. lea in in6 oiate as ^ lots, and therefore, PER than any one ENTS son 4 Co. sacham, 1 i in ? ,:-|?3 Linds, , Shingles, t|J er's'Hardware, Etc. s. o. .: jj Given to Orders ! M VANS, ind Commission. R IN nes and Stationary, Stationigs, Pulleys, Shaftings, . i Saw Mill Outfits, is, Cotton Preses, up oc irraot Gins. ' k , ae before buying els ewhere,or )e me at ?od, s. o. OG STORE. I ill Selected Stock of . PAINTS, LASS, PREP ABED 5, BRUSHES, FANCY rUMES, STATIONERY, &C. .! , Orders by Mail or band promptly attend' 1 hours. TRT^' V'# * & GAME. I Druggists. J - - S. C. .1 hrniTT V/ilJLill i ike Room for Stock. Thirty ( ><>) Days our Clocks at Cost tor CASH " A * o miy 11 you wain a DuPRE. ' ~ -