The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 11, 1893, Image 8
Be Brief.
f When you've got a thiug to say,
Say It! Don't take half a day.
When your tale's got little in it,
Crowd tht) whole thing in a minute!
Life Is short?a fleeting vapor?
Don't you fill an eight page paper
With a tale which, at a pitch,
Could be cornered in an Inch!
Boil it down until it simmers;
Polish it until it glimmers.
When you've got a tiling to say.
Say it! L?on't take hail a day.
Are You UoinK to the Worl<l*M Fair?
If so. see that your ticket reads vlaCincIn
nati and the C. H. & D. and Monon?theac
knowledged "World's Fair Route."
The only line out of Cincinnati connecting
with the E. T. V. & <i. and Q. and C. train No.
2, arriving Cincinnati p. in. A solid
train carrying through sleepers from Jacksonville,
Savannah, Birmingham, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Macon and New Orleans vln E. T. V.
<fc U., Q. & C., H. & I), and .Monon Koute to
Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if your
ticket reads via the C. H. ?fc I), and Monon
Route, by depositing same with the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' Association,
Chamber of Cenimerce Building, corner of
Fourth and Vine Streets, one block from
Fountain Square (the C. li. & D. ticket olllce
Ik In the same building.) 'i his enable you to
visit the picturesque "Queen City" at no additional
cost, and special efforts will be made
, . to entertain strangers hospitably and reason;
ably.
The universal verdict of the travelling public
Is that the Pullman Safety Vestibuled
train, running every day, "and Sunday too,"
* Via the C. H. & D. and Monon, betweeu Cm
clnnati, Indianapolis and Chicago, are without
doubt the ' finest on earth." These trains
were especially built by the Pullman Company
for this service, and embrace every itn.
provement. Their magnillcent coaches luxurious
smoking cars, superb sleepers, observation
cars, compartment sleepers cars and unexcelled
dining car service, afford "all the
comforts of home."
Leaving Cincinnati you pass through the
beautiful Miami Valley, anil lor twenty-live
miles the double trucks run through the very
trout door yards of the finest 6uburb?tn homes
lp the country. Beyond Hamilton and up to
Indianapolis, the line is noted for its scenic
beeuty.
A stop over at Indianapolis, the capital of
Indiana, may be obtained by depositing your
ticket with the Secretary of the Commercial
Club. This city is more worthy of a visit
than almost any other ol Its size In ihe West,
and offers the greatest Inducements u> traveller
and tourist. Between Indianapolis and
Chicago the line traverses the very best agricultural
and commercial territory, and the
ride is one of unparalled comfort and beauty.
> Bear In mind that the C. H. & D. and Monon
Route trains all run via Burslde Crossing,
from which point the Illinois Central suburban
trains run direct to the World's Fiar
Grounds every moment. At Englewood connection
Is made with the electric cars, which
run every five minutes to the grounds, but
f we recommend all persons to go directly Into
the Dearborn Station, which Is located In the
heart of the city and from which all street
car lines converge, then go directly by car or
cab to your hotel or boarding place. First locate
yourself; know where and how you are
to live while In Chicago. Get the locality
firmlv flrprl In vnur mini! hefore point? to the
World's Fair by any of the numerous eonvenlent
ways; the cable cars, electric roads, elevated
railroad, Illinois Central R. R.. suburban
trains and the steamboats afford ample
accommodations for all possible visitors, and
it Is but five minutes ride from tbe business
portion of the city to tbe grouuds. Take your
breakfast down town, buy your lunch at tbe
frounds, and take your supper down town,
f you follow these Buggestlous you wlH save
money. The facilities for serving lunch at
the World's Fair Grounds are extraordinary
and tbe prices are cheaper than at your own
home, but breakfast and sppper should be
taken down town, or at your boarding house.
The World's Fair Is already tbe most astounbing
and stupendous spectacle ever attempted
by any people, and a day's visit will afford
more delight and Instruction than can possibly
be obtained in any other way or by the
same expenditure of money. For further
particulars, descriptive pamphlets, rates, etc.,
address. E. A. Hoover,
General Advertising Agent C. tf. <t I). K. R..
No. 200 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati, O.
July 26, lb98. tl
Don't forget our opening. Sept. 27,2S and
/ 29th. We have lots of pretty and stylish
goods to show you, and we extend to you a
most cordial Invitation to come and see us.
R. M. Haddon & Co.
Land for Sale.
11/E have for sale under the last will and
WV testament of Lawson T. Arnold, deceased,
the tract of land known as the HOME
PLACE of said Lawson T. Arnold, deceased, ,
near Lowndesvllle, S. <J., containing
262 Acres,
more or less. For terms and full information
apply to B. F. WILSON, Anderson, 8. C.
B. F. WILSON,
Executor.
GRACE G. COCHRAN,
Sept. 27, 1893,3t Executrix.
THE ABBEVILLE 1
: WON ID Oil ILL'
AND j
GINNERY
s
Is Now Ready for Business.
THEY are prepared to GIN COTTON at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICK, UL>d will 1
PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE for ull COTTON
SEED that Is offered.
Their Improved machinery, which has Just
been overhauled and the speed Increased en- I
al'les them to do an Indefinite amount of '
work Id the shortest time.
Persons desiring to provide themselves with
the cheapest and best
"FOOD for CATTLE,
should make immediate arrangements to |
" BUY HULLS & MEAL.
i
Send cash for Hulls and Meal. i
The experience ot the past has fuUy demon
Kinueu umi I'uuuu netu iiicai nuu uuuc nic
the cheapest and best food in the world. The
price of these articles will be increased as the
season advances.
Every convenience for welghlug.
-AMle Oil and Fertilizer Ce.
Sept. 13,1S9.1, tf
' I BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! |
|6E0. S. WILSON & CO, j
f Watts, S. C., \
#Are Making First Class Brick .f
# Persona who may need briek In W
^Orders Solicited & Promptly Filled^
' |SE0. S. WILSON & CO.f
C, '. :. ' , ,
M. T. C<
I have been very busy foi
marking rock bottom prices <
nrra n^ Vtararaina fnr thfi "neOTlli
gAUAAM WU.AgM.XAAW AW- X AT ~
The people both in tow:
my work for them, in securii
that can be bought fcr so mu
been accustomed to paying f
The people come to my
good luck and Godspeed in t
ing goods to them for much 1
tomed to pay for years and y
time that these everlastingly
up, and that they will stand
ing hand while I fight this hi
REFORM for
The people everywhere a
not what they make but whs
years. My buyer in New Yo
and I in turn put every one c
just on that track along wi
Great Reform Movement an<
vantages.
You may rest assured t
ALWAYS be just as repres<
way not to ALWAYS be JU
goods don't come up to repre
you will not be made to trac
else in-order to get your m<
shall be returned to you, for
liberty to do as he pleases wi
In order to further the
cash will always have to acc
Here I submit some of n
articles to my friends TH]
"ante up" if they can or <fdr
Umbrellas. Duplex, double frame. Storn
King. Can not be turned insldeout. :!2 I net:
es. 75 cents. ?
Ladles Shoes. Dongola button, with.o
without tip. A No. 1 shoe In every reaped
Price elsewhere #1.25 My price W)c.
Mens Shoes. Lined calf skin, splendl
wearer and a desirable shoe. Price the worl
over 81.40. My price SI. 10.
Corsets. Tull honed and embroidered Ion
waist and perfect fit. Others pi Ice lor sam
goods 50c. My price 39c.
Socks. Double heel and toe. Full Derb;
top. A capital wearing goods Price in thi
town everywhere 10, W/2 and 15c. My pric
7, 8 and 9c.
Ladies Hose. A complete line fast blncfc
Prices ranging elsewhere Irom 10 to 40c. M,
price for same goods running from 7V? to 29c.
Ladies Handkerchiefs. Beautiful border,
for 5c. and up.
Gents Handkerchiefs. All linen, pur
white, 20x20 Inches lor 5c.
UICIIie> nuw. UUC'UlllU bUC(4>oi timu wuv,
can be bought elsewhere.
A thousand and one ot
M. T.
National Ban!
Abbevi
Oa"nital, Surplus,
OfH.
I. ALLEN SMITH, President.
BENJ. S. BAR:
Mire
>VM. H. PARKER, Abbeville, S. C.,
L. W. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C.,
INO. G. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. (
J. ALLEN SMIT
DOES a General Banking business, provide
Depositors. Is ready at any and all time
is our county affords.
KM. H. PARKER, President.
JULIUS H. I
The Farmers' Ba
DEPOSITS
l ift 1? i <<?. I
Does general banking business.
lions. A Savings Department has bee
wards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarte
ngs increase rapidly.
i Jewelry!
We have recei
ply of Jewell*;
LACE PINS, EA
ENIR SPOC
CHAINS, and
J.f .V 1 i.
iiruuics 100 liu
tion.
<s
Why send off
and Cities for J
you can buy tl
from us for lefc
We invite you
goods and get
fore buying* eb
WE GUARANTEE GOODS
REES
Dleman's
Hi jilt
r the past week opening up a:
)n my Fall stock. I have soi
3 this Tall.
q and country are appreciate
lg for them the very best goc
ch less money than they ha
or identicallv the same eooi
^ - w
store, buy from me, wish ]
his grand work of mine of se
ess than they have been acci
ears. They tell me that it
r high prices should be knock
by me and give me their he
ittle of
THE PEOPLI
ire awaking to the fact that it
it they save that tells in af
rk keeps me on the inside tra
>f my customers, (not my pel
th me. I have no pets in t]
1 all will share alike in its ;
hat what I advertise to you v
mted, and I will manage so:
ST OUT when you call. If i
sentation bring them back, a
l? nut. the amount in somethi
[>ney back, but the money its
it is yours, and everybody is
ith what is his.
movement I have on foot, t
ompany every purchase,
ly prices on leading and sta]
S PEOPLE. Now let th?
op out" as they must.
i> Gents Unlaunilrled 8blrts. Remfrlred
i- eut facings and gusseta, perfect lit, for <
5Uc.
r Mens work shirts In great variety. \
t. made, long tall and sleeves, froui 25c. and
Yon should see them by all means for t
,1 are way uuder market price,
d Suspenders In great profusion. A 25c.
pet der for 19c, 50c. one for 28o, and a GOa
K ior8ic. As pretty a line as ever came to
* town at a little more than hair value.
Ladles Belts. A 25c. one for 10c.
y Canton Flannel. Heavy unbleached. J
s ular price 15c. My price 9c.
e Bleaching. Full yard wide, Cheshire's
soft finish for the needle. Regular price
My price 6J^c.
y Agate Buttons. Full count, 12 dozer
card. F. S. 11-2. Price 3c. card.
3 Linen Crash. Every thread pure linen
inches wide. Beautiful border. Price alw
e 121-2 and 18c. a yard. My prloe 7 l-2c.
Towels. All linen. 34x18 Inches. Pr
y border and fringe. Price the world over
My price 16%c.
her things just as chei
COLEMAN,
k of Abbevill<
11?, s. c. .
- - - - $75, OC
- - 15,00
x
W. C. McGOWAN, Vice-Presidr
SWELL, Cashier.
ctor? x
J. C. KLUGII, Abbeville, S. C.,
W. JOEL SMITH, Abbeyille, S.
3., W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S.
H, Abbeville, S. C.
is the greatest security and convenience for
stomake loans based upon such safe collat
Sept. 11. 1892. lyr
A. W. SMITH, Vice Preside
Mi PRE, Cashier.
nk of AVbevill
SOLICITED.
$65,79
5,00
Buys and sells Exchange ami makes Co]
n established. Amounts received or $1 and
rly,-January, April, July, October. Small i
[March 1, lSltt, 12i
Tauta1hi7 I,
dCKVCll Jf I
ived a new supy9
consisting* of
llRINGS, SOUV>NS,
WATCII
various other
merous to liiento
larger towns
EWELKY when
li? snm<? iii'ti
? MONEY.
to examine our
our prices l>ese
where.
TO BE AS REPRESENTED,
IE & DuPEE
SCHOOL NOTICE. 1
\LL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS n
with tlie School Commissioner wilt llnd c
him In hl? office nil public day* and every p
Saturday in each month nearest the middle 11
of the month, during the present year for the ,
purpose of registering claims, &c.
E. COWAN,
^ School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb 2, 1892.
School Notice. c
ALL Teachers and patrons of schools deslr- _
ous of establishing and operating schools |
must notify and c?>nfer with the Township i
nfi school Trustees before commencing to teach :
and also notify the Trustees when they wish a
to suspend their schools and reopen same on
account oi the work season and other eroernCr
gencles, so that the school trustees can reserve
"6 their share ol the Public School Fund for
.JR their schools. E. COWAN.
,uo Chairman County Board Examiners, A. C. ,
yg Sep. 20, 1993. ,
ls- HTTAVEV M .TONES. !
T. rIRST CLASS RKI>A1RER 0F SH0ESnnd
ill" * BOOTS, bws his shop in the office ooce occupied
by Colonel Orvllle T. Calhoun, where
18- he will be pleased to receive orders for nil
kinds of work in his Hue, which he will do In
IS satisfactory manner, on short notice, and at
, low price. [Feb. 13,1893, tf
ed
*" Lumber !
1j f AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for
I all kinds of Lumber.
Saw mill located on land of J. C. KLUGH.
J, F, BRADLEY,
* 15
ter Manager,
tCk March 2,1892, tf Medium copy.
his TAKE NOTICE.
id- 11/E hereby forbid all trespassing on the folW
lowing premises for the purpose of
HUNTING and FISHING either during the
day or night ?Ime. The law will be enforced,
rill ThiR nol,ce covers thirty thousand acres of
adjoining lands.
mg For J. E. Calhoun Estate?Pat Calhoun, Execu
tor.
[*itt F-.r S. M. Calhoun Estate?W N. & W. P.
Calhoun.
n/J For Norwood Estate?H. H.?t J.S.Norwood.
' For Parker Estate?Arthur Parker,
Hgr For Watson Estate? \. K. Watson. ?
P* For Keown Estate? Robert Keown.
elf Frt' Cabell Estate?J. A. AS. L. Wilson.
For Grain Ridge?William Wilson.
I at Taggart Estate? James Taegart..
-E. W. & J. H. Watson.
Sept. 13,1893, tf
he Terra Cotta Wells
, AT
l* Reduced "PRICES.
I AM USING A 12 inch and 13 inch AUGER
ot superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt or
quicksand run out like some old time inferior
pat- Augers, thus insuring a good head of water
>iily In oulcksand In much less time.
My plan of putting in pipe Is the only one
yeii that keeps quicksand from tilling up the well,
UD but if one-third, or even one of my wells
ijjy should even be a failure my guarantee would
' amount to something, for X would go and
remedy name, or return the money.
bus- The 12 inch Auger bus given splendid pa spa
r action, especially for stock, tenant hou s
this un,i Bmall families at mui-h less cost.
If you want a good bead of water and a rtaln
well, address
J. H. SOUTH.
v g Greenwood. 8. C.. Nov. 9.1S?2.
XX
ioc. ^re You Going to the
1 to nrnoTnio iy/iiD omnnnno
ttuhjju o ttiiu iminuu s
. 15
'ays The h. & K. offers choice several routes. |
ptty 3 TRAINS DAILY.
25c. '
Lv Atlanta W. & A. 10 A. M., 2.15 P. M?8.20 P. M
Ar Chicago 8.58 A. M., 4.30 P. M., 9.30 P. Al.
tp Less than 23 Honrs to Chicago!
THROUGH CARS. SPECIAL RATES.
IT WILL PAY YOU to write me.
FEED. D. BUSH, ,
D. P. A.. L. & N.:R. R., ?
May 10,1803,5m 36 Wall St., Atlanta, Ga. <
Bank of Lowndesville,:
3j LOWNDESVILLE, S. C.
10 Capital Stock I'aid in f20,000 00
|Q Surplus ... 3,500 00
i
nt rvOErt A GENERAL RANKING BUSIDl*
IJ uesf>. Affords best security and facilities
for deposl tors.
Issues time certificates of deposits bearing
Interest as follows: Hiz months 4 per cent.,
twelve months 5 per cent.
r J. B. FRANKS,
Presdent. ,
? TERRACOTTA WELLS 1
PRICES to SUIT the TIMES.
IN THE FUTURE I propose to sink the celebrated
Terra Cotta Wells at a great reduction
in my former price. So parties desiring
an everlasting supply of good sparkling
water at a low price wouia ao wen 10 comer
with me before making other arrangements,
eaa I propose to make it to the interest ot all
to do ho. WATER OR NO PAY-ls my rootto.
I have In ten years experience standing
testimonials In six counties. Address
C. M. CALHOUN,
(/^ Greenwood, S. C.
^ March 22, 1S98, tf
lQ
lec V A.LTT ABLE
: PROPERTY FOR SHE.
I OFFER FOIt SALE my pluce containing
M One Hundred Acres,
/ S one-third of which Is In the incorporate 11m^
its of Lowndesville, about fifty acres In cultivation,
ten In bottoms, twenty-five In pasture
fenced in with wire, a seven room t wo-story
dwelling house.?several settlement* on the
place for tenant*. lar?e barn with a sutticien- c
cy of stabling for horses and cattle.
This is one of the most desirable places in _
this section, convenient to railroad, churches 1
and schools. It Is well stocked with fruit J
trees und grape vines, together with
* f^Amn 1 *V,IIA 1 IlnTOa 1 ^
OUl il, JJUUU I, VIUW3, iUUIC, m. LLUIOD, x
I
One-Horse Wagon and One Carriage.
All of which must be treated for privately.
E.-H. MATHEWS. 1
Sept. 20, 1>9:1, It
TO THE PILIC !
Having made a careful study of the subject,
Dr. T. J. Kinard,
anl- ?
and he respectfully otters his service* to the ^
public. Dr. T. J. Kinard will be In Abbeville pi
At Hill's Livery Stable ]
' on the THJKI) SATURDAY MONTHLY. 5
J i All communication)* addrthHed to Nluety-Hlx,
S. C'., will receive p*ouipt attention. gl
Nov. 10,1892. tf
[)ICHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do ^
W all work In his department In the best
lanner and at reasonable charges. Monthly #1
ustomers shaving, hair cutting and sham
oolngSl per month. Hasors hoDed and put
q the best condition for 25 cents each.
DENTAL NOTICE. I
Dr. S. 0. Thomson,
>FFICE UPSTAIRS ON McILWAlN !
Corner, Abbeville. S. C.
E. F. GILLIAUD,
.'.TAILOR,
HAH moved, and occupies the room recently
occupied by J. Li. Clark, the gon- W
imltb. and Is now prepared V) do nil kinds of
epalrlng and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes
>n short notice.
8ampies of suits always on hand. Charges
'eaaonuble.
W. R. WELSH, Stone
Cutter and Quarryman, <
Quarry P. 0., S. C. J
TS prepared to fill all kinds of orders on 4
X short notice for first class granite or every f
description, either rough or dressed. All ]
granite delivered on board cars. 4
Prices given on application. Work euaran t
teed to be satisfactory. Hcl. 20,18fl2.12m j
Blacksmith Work. i
THE friends and patrons ot my shop, who '
live In town, will please brine their work {
to my shop hefore Saturday, when It Is prac- ,
tlcal for them to do so. ' '
Country customers generally come In that <
day. and some times 1 am overrun with t
work.
But I will do the best I canto accommo- I
dute all, no matter when they come. <
RICHARD ROMANS, <
July 19,188.1, tC, Vlllnge Blacksmith. .
HENRY & CHEATHAM i
ABBEVILLE, S. C. . [
Have opened a '
FANCY GROCERY STORE, i
wher* they will keep all manner of goods In
their 11 le. 1
Buyers are cordially Invited to examine |
their stock, as the quality and price of their
goods will furnlBb the strongest Inducements 1
to customers. I
Call at the old stand of G. H. Moore.
Jau. 4,189-], 12m (
VALUABLE \
REAL ESftTE!
FOR SALE!
As THE EXECUTOR of the will of Mrs
SARAH M. CALHOUN deceased, I now offer
for sale the real estate belonging to her estate,
situate on the
BLUE HILL
part of the same being In the corporate limits
3f the town of Abbeville. On tho North side
of the public road leading from Abbeville to
Ml. Carmel there are
Four Hundred and Thirty, (430)
Acres,
more or less, that I will sell to suit purchaser ]
it very reasonable figures.
The land on the Southsldebf the same road,
One Hundred (100) Acres,
more or less, together with the dwelling
Lhereon, I will also, sell at reasonable figures.
The house contains
Eight Rooms and Four Large
Brick Cellars, g
L'bere are servant houses, barns and stables
)n the premises. It Is the most deslrttblfc
place In Abbeville county. Ther6 will be no
public Sah; or theee lauds?All Sales will be
Private. For particulars, address,
Wm. P. Calhoun,
(J914 EAST ALABAMA STBEET,
July 5.1893, ATLANTA, Ga.
bond us1
TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT THE
Wi din'mil
Id order lo advertise and bring before the
public the stock of goodR at the
CITY DRUG STOKE. \
EACH PURCHASER WILL, BE entitled
to choosc a present worth
20 CENTS
in each dollar's worth of gooods purchased
Is
i fbe Dni Store Department
rora this day until this notice is withdrawn.
PRICES guaranteed to be as LOW the
jO WEST, and all goods as represented.'
March 8,1893, tf
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE noTWP.
Do you wear them? When next In need try a pair.
Best In the world.
s.oq^?"?sJ3.oo J
If you want ?. fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest
tyfes, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and j
ear as welt. If you wish to economize In your footwear, |
3 so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and ;
rice stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy
iF. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by
A. W. SMITH. Abbeville. *. I H|
We have a line of Trusses and can lit any ' J
Lyleaud size at. very leasouable prices.
Harrleoo & Game, brug(jlst8. j
^ 9
" ' .... .1 ...-;v;v . ' xi;-v, v
t'1?CM?????
rOHNSON & ST
SUCCESSORS '
t. G. JOHNSON, - (
MERCHANDISE
REPRESENTING LEAD
Hog Products, Flour, (
BAGGING A.I
h are always in the market and solicit
Telegraph or wire us for prices
in car lots. We paj
flfflno mror Pito Panlr _ _ frT]
UiilUU UfUl UJIJ LlUllft. ?
I. mm mi
[ WE ARE TH3
r To go to when you need CASTINGS of any kin
\ ENGINES, BOILERS, THRESHER
? YOU SHOULD LEAVE YOUR <
THLO0II
i AT ABBEVILL
A Our nhops are now complete and ready for b
r red FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOPS in I
p Luthea hu<J Finishing Machinery, and are thorr
1 worn in our line, aucu iu> iu? uiauunKtuic ? <??
{ BRASS AND IRO]
A tnclndlnr GRATR BARS. SASH WEIGHTS
i CANE MILLS. HHINGLE M ILIA CAST IR<
F CASTING, VRNTILATORS, GRATINGS, STl
a BACKS and DAMPERS, and all kinds of
5 Repair -and Ornamc
r Wealsorarry In atock a full line of BRA
i BELTING. PACKING, RUBBKR HOSE. BAB
S We use nolhlug but first claaa material at
r men. and give every Job oar personal attention
w We give best market prices for SCRAP C.
i either pay caab or take It in payment of new w
c Don't pay freight or express on your work fi
w work done in Abbeville for less money.
a Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. T
" We will be glad to see visitors at onr shops, i
w ladles.
a We cast every Wednesday and Saturday aft<
r The country people are especially invited tc
f W. F. BEARD,
$ W. P. BEARD,
1 Abbbevllle, May 8,1833.
HARRISON i
Prescription 1
ABBEVILLE,
Prompt Attention G
F. S. E"\
Machinery Broker anc
DEALER J
team Engines, Portable Fnginei
ary Boilers, Steam Fittings
Belting, Corn Mills, Si
"i i m#
xnresmng- jnacmuep,
Brown, Winship
Cotton Gi
loa't fail to get PRICES from me
call and see j
G-reenwoc
June 22,1892. tf
I. V. JIM, m
OF aREE]S7W<
Vill be at Abbeville ]
*r rn tttt "f
?J?Z. JLi. 1. JUL
No Charge for E:
mm
TTT-m C17T "T
VV J1j
15 Cents Pi
Is the very best Oil we can bi
burning gravity. Try it and be
rior quality, This Oil is not r
low as we sell it, We buy in ci
fore, WE CAN SELL CHEAPEI
ELW. Laws
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RAWHORN
jreenwood, & C.. %
BROKERS.
ING FIRMS. , m
Jrain, Meal, Salt,
<TD TIES.
the patronage of dealers only.
when you wish to buy
j for telegrams.
IEENWOOD, S. G.
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S PEOPLE
da, or If repalra are needed on your ^ J
S, MILLS, STOVES, k, { M
)RDERS WITH THE W
V WORKS.
iE, 8. C. |
ualneM. We have the best equipDie
up-country, Including Turning '[
>ugbly competent to do any kind of m
1 kinds of \ /'
N" CASTINGS, I
. FIRE DOGS, BOILER FRONTS, J . ,
!)N FENCING. ROOF and PIAZZA ' k
DRE FRONTS, STOVE GRATES, < '
mtal Castings. \\
.SS and IRON FITTINGS, PIPING, i *
BIT METAL, Ac. d
id employ none bat flr*t class work* \
AST IRON and OLD BRASS. WIU S
r\i?kr k Stt&k
om a dlatance when yon can get the ' J
ry u* and he convinced. .1
and are especially pleased to nee the ' '
srnoon at half-past three o'clock. . t ?
i call whenever they are In town. '
' ? Proprietors Tugaloo Iron Works. t i
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t - ?1
\ GAME,
3ruggists.
S. C?
:r'vil
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iven to Orders!
TANS,
[ Commission.
3 and Stationary, Station,
Pulleys, Shaftings,
iw Mill Outfits,
Cotton Freses,
& Pratt
ns.
before btjing elsewhere,or
ne at
S. C.
hi in: mum
30D, S. C.,
Every Wednesday,
'S OFFICE.
AM FULLY PREPARED AND
equipped for carefully examining ihe
I YESand adjusting Ibe properGLASSW
for hI I kinds of defective vision.
Many headaches and other trouble*
une from bad eyesight and also from
nproper jelawses. HAVE YOUR EYES
AREEULLY EXAMINED AND THE
ROPER GLASSES adjusted and save
>ur eyes and yourself from tnOcb trou- y
le and discomfort arising from bad eyegbt
or Improper GLASSES. Call and
;e me nt ABBEVILLE or GREENWOOD.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
samination. i . ;
ne oil
, AT
er Gallon
iy. 175? fire test, 50?
convinced of its supeetailed
in the State as
ir load lots, and thereI.
f.Viari nnxr nrift filfifl.
ion & Co.