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The Abbeville Press and Banner. , BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1893. ESTABLISHED 1844 II - An Elegant F. M. AI HOUSE AID LAND 1 SALE 1 A Rare Opportunity for Any One Desiring to Move to Due West to Educate a Family. 1WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LAND in Due West at low price and on easy terms. ? ' a n i Lot imo. une la,j Has on It? two story dwelling house of nine rooms (eliiht of which have fire places,) pantrv ami cook room, all freshly covered with tin. Out houses, ample in number, roomy and convenient. Among these is a servant s house with two rooms, each with a fire place. A well of water unsurpassed in purity and coolness. Fronting on Main Street is a Brick House 1C x S2 feet witii a tire place and divided into two rooms by a partition. Vegetable garden and orchard in fine condition, ami well stocked with fruits and berries of the most reliable and approved varieties. This lot ha? a frontage on Main Street of 140 yards and contains thirly-eight or forty a^rec, eight or ten of which are lu pasture connected with the stock lot, and very convenient. The land lies well. Is productive and yields annually considerable firewood. A laborer's house on same with iwo munis. With this will be sold, if purchaser desires, Mirth-lent household and kitchen furniture, (arm and gardeu utensils to tit it for immertlnip nmiiDiinvV. Lot No. Two [2,] Will be sold separately or*vith No. 1. to suit purclniser. It Joln? No. 1 anil bus a frontage on Main Street oi 70 yards and contains between three aud four acres of very rich laud. It has on It a bouse of two rooms in good repair; Is a choice building lot; and with the present houxe as a t.Helens, could be cheaply enlarged for a small lamlly. Possession given October 1, or earlier If desired. Kxamlnation of premises and correspondence Invited. Wm. HOOD. July 12,1S83, tf f BRICK! BRICK! BRICK' ? s I |GEO. S. WILSON & CO.,| ! Watts, S. C., J Are Making.First Class Brick.f Persons who may need brick In 0 bii.v quantity will tint] It to their in- A tere*l to correspond with um. k Orders Solicited & Promptly Filled^ GEO. S. WILSOU & C0.$ . \ i A April 19, 18JI3 A . IMP FOR FILL! The best line of SHOES AND HARNESS we have ever carried. We have anything in the SHOE AND HARNESS LINE tne iruuu mny wiaiu SHOES AND HARNESS m de new for very little money. Closing out our summer SHIES . A.UNT I> ' SLIPPERS. Come at Once. See us, C. P. HAMMOND <5 CO. A Preserver. Compound Ex tract of SALYX - : ? \Tnf*nfoKIPCJ hv jor preservniK uuitanu COLD PROCESS ? For sale at? SPEED'S DRUG STORE, ' ->xtt, ' Ill addition to my LAI. Line of CAR which I { jLEN, GRE ITllift fHn+n rf (InnlVi Pnnnli'nn iTilt; awe, ui ouum uaiuima,! .?s County of Abbeville, him'1 court of co^imom pleas. ciden J. K. Caldwell, Plaintiff, Twei aeclnst ill Dt Caroline Hill an t George \V. Hill, Defendants. able I for tl .SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. to acl (Complaint not Served.) gress ed a ' the c To the Defendants Caroline Hill and George tlie r< \V\ Hill: New r from OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Tin re quired to answer the complaint In this ac- sious Hon, which is tiled In theofflceof the Clerk of begUl the Court of Common Pleas, for Abbeville be Wi County, State of South Carolina, at Abbe- setts, vllle Court House, South Carolina, and to deut serve a copy of your answer to the said com- most plaint upon the subscribers at their office at men * Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, with- the fl In twenty days alter the service of this him i complaint upon 'you, exclusive of the Hit day of such service; and if you fall clerk, to answer the said complaint within the time | land aforesaid, the plaintiff'In this action will ap- Bef ply to the said Court for the relief demanded Mf. 1 in the comply int. eaid : Dated ut Abbeville Court House, South Car- "I : oilrm, this tenth (10) duy of July, In the year "Si of our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred throu and ninety-three(189M) ? hitli! Gil AY DON & GRAYDON, iHj1 Plaintiff's Attorney. Meuc ? Mr. To the absent Defendant George W. Hill: time i Take Notice?That the summons and ' complaint In this action have this day been , ,, tiled In the oflke of tho Clerk of the Court of , ' Common Picas for Abbeville County. ruate GRAYDON & GRAYDON, jtsnif Plalntlfl's Attorneys, here Dated, July 10th, 1893. ct , ' grace Sheriff's Sale, sgj wlion Allen & Cooley against E. W. Campbell.?Executlon. *Te u tives I$Y VIltTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME ,Alf'fr directed, in the above stated case, 1 will Hell to . .1 s tbe highest bidder, at Public Auction, with- |j 1S F In the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville. C. H., j S. C., on MONDAY, the 4th day of SEPTEM- mt'n BEH. A. 1)., 189;*, all the right, title and Inter- H6gtu, est of E. W. Campbell, In the following de- P scribed property, to wit: That tract of land , in Abbeville County, 8. C., containing your ] he wi Fifty-Five [55] Acres, b^ei more or lers, bounded by lands of W. F. ail the Campbell, J. M. Campbell. J. B. Hampton and could others. avow< Levied on and to be sold as the property of tlltttl 1 E. \V. Campbell, to satisfy the aforesaid ex- " W ecution and costs. TERMS?('ash. "the I] F. W. K. NANCE, sibly Sheriir Abbeville County, cau g< Aug. 7, lsttJ,4t powel If \ way, T\ 1 1 T 1 eouse; d 5 i I J con tic Km iro t(i j?t & ui mil v v\j uv ii jVe;o 0 ';bfy date,: lief Iseutei WILL LET TO THE LOWEST RESPON- the D sible bidder the building of a bridge across longei Hurd Labor Creek near White Hull, on burst the pi SATURDAY, August 19th at 1 nionx Sev 12 O'clock M. sh?|l will J The right to reject any and all bids reserved, tuniu Specifications made known on day of let- heard ting. "I 1 J. M. MAJOR, Sou tli Co. Com. claim Aug. 1, 1810. Ut. "I ] Adatr AIRMAN UNIVERSITY,! I He ftBEF.NVILLE. S. C. - ?? y - - mum rpHK NKXT SESSION will begin SEPTEM- ?atioi A HElt 27. lfe'J:5. The climate is salubrious, eel ID the courso of study extensive and thorough, jijr I he expenses moderate. Write for catalogue ?T I and full Information to President, ,Mr. / C. Manly, D? D. >hour"< July sc. 1883. tf shall were hi 1113 DUE WEST two! f nil D0LLB.IT I JilS I have N ext session will begin October .....i ? 2d, 1 nicj. Good ndvantuges. Christian I. I liitlueiieeH. Low rates. Vocal teacher highly [ lmtrei recommended by the New England L'onser-, tiling vatory of Music. Send for catalogue. cess'i Mrs. L. M. BONNER, ! hr Principal, J *, H.E.BONNER. | prese Vice-Principal. gw? i J. 8. COTIIHAN L. W. l'KUKIN. | r ?T. I\ COTHKAN.? I you r : COTHRAN.PERRIN & COTHRAN ? Attorneys at Law. i i,if Abbeville. S. C. 'ST !GE and WELL SEL RIAGES, Pi un offering' to SP( IENWOO I 'Hcnr John <lnlncy Adiims!" ilence! Silence!" resounded igh the Hall of Congress. "Hear b ! Hear him! Hear John Quincy e ns!" f< was one of the most dramat'C in- b is in American History. me v ity-Sixth Congress, which began a jcember, 1839, had been in session a days, arid yet it had not been tl to organize. It was the custom tl le clerk of the preceding Congress if : as the chirman of the new Conuntil it had organized and electSpeaker. Mr. Hugh H. Garland, lerk, refused to proceed in calling >11 alter reaching the State of lr Jersey, because the membership al that State was in dispute. e fourth day opened, and eonfustill prevailed. The clerk had ir \ the roll call with Maine, and, as Ul as proceeding toward Massachu- ? John Quiuoy Adams, ex-Presi c< of the United States, one of the learned and most eloquent states- d of the world, was seen to clasp a) ont edge of his desk to assist si n raising, for he was an old man. hi i keen eye was riveted on the a] , "New Jersey," called Mr. Gar- a, , "and the clerk has repeat that? ti ore he could finish the Kentence tc Vdains sprang to the floor, and rise to interrupt he cleik." lence! Silence! resounded n gh the Hall. "Hear him! Hear ci Hear what he has to say ! Hear ? Q,uiucy Adams!" an instant the most profound a< ;e reigned throughout the Hall. n; Adams said; "This is not the or place to discuss the merits of mfiicting claimants for seats from e^ Jersey; that subject bolongs to p< louse of Representatives, which al e Constitution is made the ulti- _ arbiter of the qualifications of iinbers, But what a spectacle we / present! We degrade and dis-( ^ ourselves ; we degrade and dis-i our constituent and the country. _ do not and cannot organize; and ^ ' Becau.se the clerk of this < e, the mere clerk, whom we create, i we employ, and whose exis- jdepends upon our will, usurps irone, and sets us, the representa- and vicegerents of the whole icau people, at defiance, and us in contempt! And what is lerk of yours! Is he to control istiniesof sizt}' millions of (reels he to suspend, by his mere ive, the functious of government, ut an end to this Congress? refused to call the roll ! It is in power to compel him to call it, if 11 not do it voluntarily." e Mr. Adams was interrupted nember, who said that he was rized to say that? compulsion not reach the clerk, who had | ed that he would resign rather I call theState of New Jersey. en, an, CAUiiuuieu iiLr. xmiuijjs, i let him resign, aud we may posdiscover some way by which we st along without the aid of his all -ful talent, learning and genius, ve cannot organize in any other if this clerk of yours will not nt to our discharging the trust led to us by our constituents, let us imitate the example of the nia House of Burgesses, which the Colonial Governor, Dinwidrdered it to disperse, refused to the imperious and iusultiug man- ^ and, like men?" * ore Mr. Adams could fiuish the ice the whole hotly, together with [lultitude of on-lookers unable r to repress their enthusiasm, ~~ into cheers. The anarchy of h xst three days was dispelled in a | ;ut. J eral members shouted: "How the question be put?" "Who )ut the question?" Above the It Mr. Adams' own voice was T ,vill put the question myself!" A Kichard Burn well Rhett, of t Carolina, leaped upon one of Li jsks, waved bis hand, and exed: F 110ve that the Hon. John Quincy is take the the cliair of theSpeaktliis House, and otliciate us presidlicer till the House be organized le election of its constitutional f rs. As many as are agreed to this tir my aye; those?" had no opportunity to put the ive, for one universal, deafening lering aye responded to the liomi u. And Mr. Adams was conduct honor to the chair. ? J , Wise, of Virginia, addressing _ Ldants, said. r, 1 regard this as the proudest of your life; and if when you be gathered to your fathers, I asked to select the words which, ^ * judgment, are best calculated to j it once the character of the man, ild inscribe upon your tomb this lice, 'I will put the question rayEpworth Herald. > hop Whipple said: "Christains ,5( been separated in hostile camps, <UI iften divisions have ripened into r. tl. The saddest of all is that the s which separate us arc not ne- at ry for salvation." Dyer said: "Strife is an awful j to pay for the results, but strile ig the kinsmen of Christ in the nt of those for whom lie died, \ hen wandering souls are going to death, is almost an unpardoniin." ] has been wisely remarked that -* lever ought to ask anyone to give lis word of honor. If you ore talk- ' > ) an honest man it is supcriluous ; a rascal useless. e, like the water in the sea, fresh111v when it ascends toward lieavIlichter. ECTED STOCK of HiETONS, ! )T CASH BUYER D, S. O., Few Keep <?nInon Fowels. The Guinea fowel is one of the n eautiful specimens of accurate fea r marking known among gallinace :>wels. There are two species, lack and white spotted and the p ^hite breed. Few keep guineas, ccount of their noisy manner, wli t times grows tiresome; yet chic! hieves hold them as great enemies tiey give an alarm even at midnig ' strangers come among them. Incalculable is the amount of g -hich may be effected by faithful! i little things, even in the way of mple. We know not how far reat Husbandman may scatter ;eds of our godly and consistent wi ig in the world amongst those ab 3, and bless the fruit thereof ?to wn oxceeding praise. What an jntive to faithfulness. Where is love in the battlefie >oes its soft voice speak in the roai rJillery? Does love aim the fa iot and direct the bayonet to liun earts? Does love wound and mr nd kill intelligent creatures of C Lid hurl undying souls into pel on? No, for "love worketh no il > his neighbor."?Joseph A. Colli* 4 4^ I abominate war as unchristian, old it to be the greatest ot hun rimes. I deem it to include all oth -violence, blood, rapine, frau rerything that can deform the*cli iter, alter the nature, aud debase ftme of man.-^Lord Broughton. A well baked apple at each meal, /en two, if the patient's appe srmits, 18 about the proper thing, si jle?as it is, to the great majority. Zan ^ou Read Phe Future? Do you know what your cc dition will be 20 years henc Will your'raniing caf)aci be equal to the support yourself and family? This a serious question, yet, y< could confidently answ "yes" if you had a twenl years Touti ae Policy in th( Equitable Lif A method which guarante all the protection furnish by any kind of life insurant and in addition the large cash returns to those polic holders whose lives are pi longed, and who then ne money rather than assuranc For facts and figures, add re V. J. RODDEY, Manage For the Carolinas, ROCK HILL, S. 3ridge to Lei WILL I.ET TO THE LOWEST RESI'l tie bidder ilie building of n bridge aer ttle ltiver near the Hamlin l'lnce on RIDAY, August 25th 12 O'clock, M. rhe right to reject any and nil bids resorv Speellleallons made known on day of I 'gW. A. LANIER, Co. Com. \ug.0,1S'9;|, 31 !, ESTATE OF 3eLa HOWE T ' OTK'E IS HKUKKY OIVKN TIIAT TJ >iird of Trustees will lease the fid lie Ku "uesday 15tli Aliens Lethe for the year ls'.M. t'erins made known on day of renting. Ily order of Board. W. H. PARKER, Krereenry and Treasurei Aug- !), |S!I.1, tf Estate of DcLsi IIowi '(H ICK in hereby given thai all persons i forbidden to I re?pas?i on tlif l.i-ilio l;it entt-iiiic trees, or burning orollierwlsedn ing the 11ii11><t. 1'lic law will be enforced against nil Tr ssers. I5y order of the Hoard of TrnslecH. Win. II. I'AKKKIl, Secretary and Trcasurei rVlltf.!?, 1K10, It ' N, PL] FURNITURE, MATTINGS, i BUGGIES, WA( S at ROCK BOTTOM PI KText Dc lost wmBk tmm =New 1 on lich ke" J. W. 3D "CP jht, G-reei ood Corae in and sco our complete i less Dry Goods, Clothing, Millinery, Not the a Snin(1 dislpay, a great stock and , the prices at the low wator mark. No qn dk- sco prices bcloi* on our le. 2c, 3c,4c, 5c, out his iu- One Cent Counter. 1 Strnn Bends. 1 Id? 1 Child's Handkerchief. 1 . nf 1 Pencil Sharpener. l , . 1 Lead Pencil with Rubber. 1 LtiiJ 2 Lead Pencils without Rubber. 1 ian 1 Paper Pins. 1 iim 1 Whistle. 1 l' , 1 Pencil Tablet. 1 ion i Crochet Needle. 1 rdi- 1 Spool Darning Cotton. 1 I f-. 1 Memorandum Book. 1 1 tn 1 Spool Twist. 1 Jr. 1 Paper Tacks. 1 1 Paper good Needles. 1 1 Open and Shut Fan. 1 J 1 Palmetto Kan. 1 ? 1 set Jack Stonrw. 1 1 Package of Envelopes. 1 I ere yt Dozen Sjate Pencils. , 1 tl_ l Kinder King. f " 1 Key King. } iar" 1 Dice. J the 1 Hat Pin. 1 1 Block or Chewing Gum. * 1 Button Hook. J t Cigar. . J nr JO Marbles. f ... I Box Blueing. J tlte i Toy Hake. } llit- 1 Toy Hoe. J 1 Toy Pick. J 1 PlKtol. J ?? 1 Ball Sewing Thread. JFive Cent Counter. 1 Pnper Best English Pins. 1 Draught Board. 1 Dozen Dress Steels. 1 Tracing Wheel. 1 1 Shaving Brush. 1 Hatchet. . 1 Pair Large Shaers. I 1 Novel. 1 1 American Magazine. ' G -1 Mouse Tray. 1 1 Ladies Cioth Belt. 1 m 1 Quire good Paper. >ii- i package of Envelopes. p? 1 D<" Book (Large Size.) 1 Di,.,.] Skeins Turkey Red Floss. j i Kr 1 Paper Weight and Pin Cushion. ' J. 1 PtfcR Smoking Tobacco. ' 01 1 Pepper Bottle. 1 Salt Bottle. IS 1 Bottle Shoe Polish. ,, 1 Bottle Colored Ink. 1 Oil 1 Lamp Burner. X i p- 1 Cake Shaving Soap. lj CA 1 Memorandum Book. 1 j yl Good Rubber Comb. 1 1 Roach Comb. 1 | ? 1 Pair Corset Stays, (5 Hooks.) 1 1 Rubber Doll, 1 1 Dozen Marbles. 1 j el Stereoscopic View. l Large Slate. 1 1 Buch Rick Rack Braid. i i 1 Strati Beads. 1 ] __ 1 Card Agate Buttons, (Largo Size.) 1 ] 'cS i solid Rubber Kali. 1 ] PJ 1 Dozen Metal Dress Buttons. 1 < LU 1 Large Pencil Tublet, (18U Leaves.) 1 1 .p 1 Match Safe. , 11 > 1 Base Ball. 1 1 ] >St 4 Colored Pencils. 1 ] 1 Large Box Mason's Blacking. 1 ( !V- 1 Harness Hook. 1 j 1 Good Harp. 1 1 0- l Dozen Good Pens. ' 1 ] nj 1 Face Powder Box. 1 ( 1 Cabinet Hair Pics. 1 j nP 1 Cake Moss Rose Toilet Soap. 1 J 1 Large Bowl. 1 ( >SS 1 Cream Pitcher (Glass.) 1 Wine Glass. 1 Excelsior Needle Case. 1% 1 Yasd Good Elastic. 1 Good Open and Shut Fan. 1 Mouse Trap. CI Good Handerchesf. J l Glass Ice Creaui Saucer. 1 Ijiclnfj Cord. J 1 Glass Mug. ' 1 Fair Suspenders. L 1 Rubber Ball. } ' 1 Chalk Line (20 f?et.) } J_ 1 Pad Lock. J 1 Two-Pocket Purse. J 1 Ball Colored Kntttin; Cotton. J 1 Windsor Tie. * 1 Pair Ladies'Hose. J 1 Pair Men's Socks. J 1 Ladles' Lluen Collar. ' j 1 Box Paper and Euvelopes. J l\. 1 i ? i- rr..f.i^ 1 llltt. HIDI'.'I, * ? [>s.w 1 Hunch Shoe Laces. 1 1 1 Whisk- Brootu. 1 1 I Key Ring. } > 1 silverlne Waiter. i ^ at I Large Box Blueing. 1 t 1 Itsi.Il Potash. 1 I. 1 Glass Pickle Dish. } S 1 Towel. 1 L 1 But tle Cologne. * t 12 Envelopesunci V. Quire Good I'apcr. L'"* 1 ltiijr Marbles. } I lei- 1 Bridle Bit. 1 Dozen Screw Hooks. J ? I Gimlet Bit. J C 1 Dozen Wood Screws. 1 Set Ten Spoons. 1 1 1 Lamp Chimney. } S 1 Saw Handle. ] 1 1 Dozen Staples. 1 .^et Leather Washers. J j 1 Pair But Hinges. \ ' 1 Pocket Knife. ; * f , 1 Collar Button. . } 1 Curry Comb. ; { \ 1 Thermometer. > } ? ,1 Iron Shelf Bracket. < J ' I Can Opener. \ ^ 1 Paper Cap Pistol. } * I 1 Inkstand. 1 1 Leather Belt. 1 1 j( 1 Wood Pipo Are You Going to the Ba] - WORLD'S FAIR CHICAGO ? rni The I<. Jf. ofl'crs choice several routes. 3 TRAINS DAILY. Cnpi IjV .\ i i;i 11 in >> . cv .*v. in .\. ;?i., 2,(i) i~. r. 4*1 mhi |?i At* t'liicsigo s.f>$ a. M.t 4.;jo i\ M., y.:>o l\ M. Less than 23 Hours to Chicago! TIIUOITCU C AHS. SPECIAL KATES. 0 i tins IVi IT WILL I'AY YOU to write mo. Iss? FEED. D, BUSH, K i). r. a., r,. Jh n. it. it.. M:iy III, ISiT., 5m ;!(i Willi St., Atlanta, Ua. l\ Summer School for Teachers. "is ]>UOK. A. (i. ItKMBKItT. of the Wo/for;! ??- 1 Kit t ine School, proposes to to open at JH spurt an liu rjr. diuiuu the vacation, a Summer es- school lor Teachers, begin nine July 21 ami I OF ending August 31. Cost of Tuition and lloolts L or < >'> For lurther particulars, apply to bcvili K. COWAN, ran, J. . I Illy "?, lS;t:l, School Commission. r. i C. r- 1 Man / esmm imMi 3ASE fee., I have added 3rONS AND tICES. >or to Oj fork CKET, P iwood, S issortmcnt of Spring and Summ< ,ions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ilardwf just what you want. We mark csticn about your being highly pl< , 8c. and 10c, counters. Two Cent Counter. Cake Turkish Bath Toilet Soap. Dozen Safety Pins. Dozen Fish Hooks. \ Memorandum Book. Card Large Hooks and Eyes. Gimlet. Mouse Trap. Coat and Hat Hook. Good Lead Pencil. Rubber Ball. ' Harness Hook. Dozen Clothes Pins. Fishing Line. Dozen Slate Pencils. Spool Thread (200 yds.) Dozen Marbles. Bunch Rick Rack Braid. Dozen Dress Buttons. Sponge. Jce Cream Saucer. Dozen Lamp Wicks. Bag Marbles. Ball Thread. Quire Paper. Gate Hook and Eye. ? File Handle. Dozen Wood Screws. Hasp and Staple. Clsrar. Horse Shoe Magnet. Mouse Trao. Large Box Blueing. Aulograph Album. St. Knitting Needles. Steel Thimble. Box good Blacking. Three Cent Counter. Dozen Falcon Pens. Box good Blacking (Large size.) Barrel Tacks (W Pound.) Dozen Lamp Wicks. Colored Border Handkerchief. Blocks Chewing Gum. Dozen Safety Pins. Tack Hammer. Brad Awl. Memorandum Book. Quire good Paper. Towel. Hank Knitting Cotton. Ball Knitting Cotton. Bottle good Black Ink. Horn Comb. Bunch Wide Tape. Mouse Trap. Spool Corticllll Twist. Pai-kage Hair Pins (80 to Package.) I'ard Agate Buttons (20 Dozen.) Box Double Pointed Tacks. 1,'ake T. B. Toilet Soap. Dozen Marbles. rerroscopic View. Box Mourning Pins. I'alr Scissors. Dozen Metal Dress Buttons. Chisel Handle. Hunch ShoeStrlngs. Package of Envelopes. '.agof Marbles. Hate Hook and Eye. Wrought Hook and Staple. )ozen Wood Screws. Dozen Wrought Staples. fiasD and StaDle. Jurry Comb. ' ?air Tweezers. ['ape Measure. tod Shelf Bracket. ^'an Opener. Hell. iolld ltubber Ball, ;hlna Doll. Four Cent Counter. ;ake White Glycerine Toilet Soap. ^aige Cake WPter Queen Soap. SottleSpern Machine Oil. line Oil Can. Jozen Lead Pencils. >ozen Marbles. lubber Ball. ^adles' Linen Collar. (pool silk. louse Trap. Mass Tumbler. tnzor Strap. lurp. > )ozen Bone Collar Buttons. )ozen Metal Dress Buttons. iunch Wool Dress Buttons, )ozen Drapery Hooks. 'ooth Brush. *ay Book. STooden Gauge. Ihisel Handle. )ozen Large Size Safety Pins. crap Dish. )oor Bolt. lomb. >ozen Screw HookR. >ozen Screw Eyes. aoknge of Envelopes. Windsor Tie. tuire of Note Paper. air Shears. )ozen Lamp Wicks. icrew'Drlver. 'racing Wheel. >ozen Wooden Screws. )ozen Wrought Staples. iu?p mid Staple. 'air Butt Hinges. ,ap King. Inn Opener. louse Trap. . Sell. olid Rubber Ball. hlna Tea Set. "nper Cap Pistol, devolving Mirror Stand. i ak of Lowndesville, \ LOWNDES VILLE, S. C. D tnl Stock Paid in 8:20,000 00 i lu? - 3,500 00 j OS A ORNEKAIJ RANKING l'.lTSIiicsp, A(lords best security and facilir depositors. es time certificates of deposits bearing st as follows: six months 1 per cent., e months 5 per cent. J. B. FRANKS, Presdent. sty [ouse and Lot for Sale. j$5 FKK KOKHALK MY HOUSE and LOT i Moseiey Kerry road In the town of Ab- do: e. Terms easy. Apply to \V. 8. t'oth-; pr|. Alien Smith, or lo me at Greenville, s. T. P. COTHKAN. I " Eli ir?, i?!3, tf ? m I Ww HARNESS I ? Lty Banls. Store, roprietor, ' L Cm it Styles in Staple and Fancy ire, Crockery Ware, Glass Ware, them low to sell therp quictc. All jased with these goods and prices. Eight Cents Counter. 1 Box Paper and Envelopes. 1 Card Large Agate Buttons. 1 Quire Good paper. 1 Dozen Large Lamp WlGks. 1 Box Shoe Nails. ' , 1 Chest Lock. 1 Pad Lock. < 1 Bridle Bit. 1 Pair Scales. * 1 Awl. 1 Ounce Zephor. 1 Yard Bunching. 1 Lnmp Burner. 1 Dozen Spencerlan Pens. 1 Bottle Extract Lemons. 1 Box Pants Buttons. 1 PolrOnlisnK - ? ? K/V1UWV4H. 1 Thimble. >? 1 Open and Shot Fan. 1 Lawn Tie. , Art 1 Pocket Level. . ?? 1 Good Handercblef. 1 Deck Linen Cards. 1 Box Toilet Soap. l Ink Tablet (Linen Paper.) 1 Dozen Marbles. : 1 Ltnen Towel. 1 Gravy Bowl. 1 Dozen Lamp Wicks. 1 Fancy Glass Tnmbler. 1 Set Blind Hinget. 1 Screw Driver. 1 Auger Bit. 1 Dozen Screw Eeyes. 1 Dozen Screw Hooks. 1 Butcber Knife. < Jf 1 Screw Handle. . 1 Pair Butt Hinges. 1 Clevlce. . v 1-Flour Sifter. 1 Coin Holder. 1 1 Dozen Yards Lace. 1 Curry Comb. 1 Pair Nlckle Plate Shears. .-J 1 China Tea SeL. \ 1 Autograph Album. 1 Revolving stand Mirror. ' , 1 Leather belt. Ten Gent Counter. i k\ ' m 1 Large Size Wood Pipe. 1 snilt Bottle. 1 Pepper Bottle. ' . _ 1 Large Size Two Pocket Book aud Purse. 1 Dozen Whale Bones. 1 Glass Butter Dish. 1 Uot/th tto fa 1 Extra Large Gravy Bowl. 1 Hair Brush. '< , ;??. 1 Molasses Pitcher. 1 Bottle Royal Shoe Polish. 1 Card Pearl Agate Buttons. 1 Large Size Slate. 1 Carpenters Rule (2 feet.; 10o Slate Pencils. 1 Dozen Good Lead Pencils. 1 Blacking Brash. 1 Dinner Bell. 1 Day Book. 1 Oil Stone. 1 Razor Horn. 1 Pair Vantilated Garters. 1 Good Pad Lock. 1 Batcher Knife. 1 Hair Ornament. ??r*s 1 Stran Beads. 1 Cloth Belt. 1 Leather Belt 1 Glass Sugar Dish. 1 Cake Best Shaving Soap. 1 Lace HankerchelE 1 1 Large Size Towel. 1 Lace Cap. 1 Ladles Under Vest. 1 Pair Corset Steels. 1 Dozen Good Pear Buttons. 1 Rollin Pin. ..J-'j 1 Pillow Lace Sham. 1 Pair Fast Black Hose. 1 Baby RiDg, With Bit. 1 Deck Linen Cards. 1 Linen Collar. v 1 Windsor Tie. 1 Whisk Broom. i upen ana onai rttu. 1 Fair Linen Cuffs. l Pair Good Suspenders. 1 Good Harp. 1 Hottle Mucilage. 1 Shaving Brush. 1 Walter. 1 Fen Staff. 1 Comb. 1 Base Ball. 1 Dish. 1 Novel. 1 Fair Rnbber Garters. 1 Gate Lach. 1 Spurr. 1 Dozen Screw Hooks. 1 Fair Plyers. 1 Found Iron Washers. 1 Dozen Hajness Buckles. 1 Set Table SpoonB. 1 Set Tea Spoons. 1 Lantern Burner. 1 Lantern Globe. 1 Fancy Lamp Chimney. 1 Pair But Hinges. 1 Focket Knife. 1 Package Smoking Tobacco. 1 Initial Pin. 1 Collar Button. 1 Watch Charm. 1 Pair Nickle Plate Shears. 1 Curry Comb. 1 Wire Hair Bjush. 1 Paper Cap Pistol. 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