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The Abbeville Press and Banner. 1
BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1893. ESTABLISHED 1844 fig
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An Elegant
P. M. A3
DURS
USTCORPOP^
ftry fjeeds,
We have recently enlarge
GOODS carried by any one firn
FINE STOCK OF CLOTHIN
We guarantee to
%
SPEED'S D!
With a LARE and
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINE!
OILS, WINDOW
PUTTY, COM
GOODS, PE
The demand of this market can be suppllei
Headquarters for fine CIGARS and TOBAC
edto. Prescriptions carefullv compounded i
You are respectfully Invited to cal
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J. D. KEI
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n.ro ixeauL[utu to
FURNITUR]
PICT
Shades and
FURNITURE.
Don't fail to visit
mi _
ing. rneir siock i
it are some special
FURNITURE,
Mr, W, V. Clinkscales is
be glad to see his many frie
J. D. KE1
Next Do
J.H.L;
A New Line of S'
See our Stoves. All
with each one. From
Tinware. All sizes. Bu
iisr gro
VIaii* Snoor
Si iV HA 9 MUgMrA) WVA1VV)
gar Cured Hams and She
our 50c. Syrup :
Nails, both Steel and Wire, I
line of Canned Goods whi<
Fairbanks Soap, Li
See our stock before bi
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1TM. H. PARKER, President.
JULIUS H. ]
- The Farmers' Ba
DEPOSITS
Capital
I9urplu?
D0E8 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
lions. A Savings Department bus be
ward*. IntereHt at 4 per cent, payable quart
luga Increase rapidly.
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In addition to my L
Line of CA.
which 1
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LTED 1891. SIJC
d otir business very much, so that w
1 in upper South Carolina, and conse
G, (one whole room devoted to this ]
please you, and soli<
Regpt
RUG ST0RK~
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veil Selected Stock of
5, PAINTS,
GLASS, PREPARED |
[BS, BRUSHES, FANCY
RFTJMES, STATIONERY, &C.
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CO. Orders by Mall or hand promptly attend
it all hoars.
1 SPEED. ,
m & co. i
rs for all Kinds of r
E, FRAMES, I
ORES, |
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Curtain Rods. ;
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FURNITURE.
their store before buy
s. daily arriving and in
bargains.
FURNITURE.
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now with them where he will j
nds. ^
EIR & CO., J
or to W. Joel Smith & Sons.
toves and Tinware.
Warranted and 30 pieces
$9 to $30.
ckets, Fans and Coffee Fots.
CERIES,
Rice, Bacon, Lard, Su>ulders.
Try a gallon o^
for Something Nice.
[orse and Mule Shoes. See our ^
ch will be full at low prices, b
p
irge Stock of Lamps. j
[lying and look at prices. S
ATIMER.
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A. W. SMITH, Vice President.
DuPRE, Cashier. ii
xk of Abbeville. '
SOLICITED.
$?65,790 <
5,000 t
5. Buys and Hells Exchange and makes Collec 1
en established. Amounts received or SI and up
eriy,-January, April, July, October. Small sav 8
[March 1,1893,12m 11
A.TTE
ARGE and WELL SE]
RRIAGES, I
[ am offering to SI
BBNWOC
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JCESBORS TO J. ]
e now occupy THREE GROUJ
quently are selling them accordii
line), and are making the VER"S
eit your patronage.
^otfully,
House and Lot for Sale.
I OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT
on Moseley Ferry road In the town of Abbeville.
Terms easy. Apply toW.S. Coth an,
J. Allen Smith, or to me at Greerville. S.
3. T. P. COTHRAN.
March 15,1898, tf
r. S. COTHRAN L. W. PERRIN.
?T. P. COTHRAN.?
mmrrn i it nrmnTiT n nnmrrn i it
JUTMWfiKKW aUUinMfl
Attorneys at Law.
Abbeville. S. C.
JT. C. Miller,
a EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT.
LI Equitable Llle of New York. Also a full
Ineof first clans Fire and Accident compares
represented. It will be to your Interest
0 consult me before buying or selling propery.
I have now for sale several residences,
ealdence lots. Decided bargains. Also for
ale several desirable farms near town.
Office In J. F. Miller's store. [Jan. 18, '93
UPRISE Mil,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.,
1 S NOW IN FULL OPERATION FOR THE
I season after a careful overhauling, and
II cotton brought to this ginnery will be
romptly ginned and packed.
Persons from the country may bring their
otton without previous arrangements and
?el sure of prompt attention. The capacity
t the ginnery is full and ample.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Manager.
Sept. 13,1893, tf
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PISTOLS, GUNS,
Locks and Bicycles
REPAIRED AND KEYS MADE.
iTOCKMAKING and BARREL WORK a
J specialty. Work guaranteed by
1. I. CHIFLEY & BRO.i
Greenwood, S. 0,
Sept. 27, 1893, Gm '
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'lis State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
PROBATE COURT.
PETITION FOR RELIEF.
Benjamin P. Calhoun, Petitioner,
against
'atrlck Calhoun, as Executor of the will o 1
James Edward Calhoun, deceased, et.^1.?
Defendants.
'o the defendants Patrick Calhoun as Executor,
etc., Andrew P. Calhoun, Margaret M.
Calhoun, John C. Calhoun, Llnnle A. Calhoun,
Isabella Lee, Mariah P. Butler,
Granville Beal, Eida B. Beal, Edward
Keiser, and Caroline Calhoun, colored.
Fou. AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREy
Rummondeil and required to he and npear
In this Court on Tuesday the fifth day of
Jecember next, at twelve o'clock M.t to show
ause, If any you cun, why the relief prayed
r>r should Dot be granted. Given under my
mnd and the seal of the Court this the third
lay of October, A. I)., 1893.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
to the absent Defendants:
Patrick Calhoun, Andrew P. Calhoun, Margaret
M. Calhoun, John C. Caihoun, Linnle
V. Calhoun, Isabella Lee and Muriah P. Buter:
Take Notick: That the petition and sum
Hons In the abo?e entitled action are now on
lie in this Court.
Dated at Abbeville, S. C., October :ird, A. D.,
S9'i.
J. LULLER LYON,
Oct. 4,1803. Judge Probate Court.
If you want an early fine spring vecetab!e,
my pearl onion sets from Smith & Sons and !
ilaat at otu-e.
We have the nicest stock ol hats and caps
hown Id Abbeville In n long lime. Come
inJ see them. W. Joel Smith & Sons.
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NTIOI
ECTED STOCK of FU1
'HiETONS, B1
?OT CASH BUYERS ?
>D, S. C.,
O-OPE
K. DTJRST & CO.
ate. Trucks, (i
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NTD FLOORS; TWO SECOND I
igly. We are headquarters for j
' CLOSEST PRICES POSSIBLE
Our Warehouse is
A Preserver.'
Compound Extract of
SALYX 1
for preserving fruit and Vegetables by
COLD PROCESS
?For sale at? I
SPEED'S DRUG STORE. |
The .
Fundamental 5
Principle of
Life Assurance
is protection for the family.
Unfortunately, however, the |
beneficiaries of life assurance
are often deprived of the provision
made for them, through
the loss of the principal, by
following bad advice regarding
its investment
Under the Tontine Installment
Policy of
The Equitable Life
you are provided with an ab- 7
solute safeguard against such
misfortune, besides securing
a much larger amount of insurance
for the same amount
of premiums paid in.
For facts and figures, address
W. J. RODDEY, Manager, ff
For the Carclinas, Rock Mill, S. C? (ji
Bflwin Awn MM m \ n
fillip m urn tun mu i p
28,
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A Rare Opportunity for Any One ^
Desiring to Move to Due West ft
to Educate a Family,
I WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LAND
In Due West at low price and on easy
terms. mi
Lot No. One [1,] S?
he
Has on It a two story dwelling bouse of nine's^
rooms (eiiiht of wbicb have Are places,) pan- 'j
try and cook room, all freshly covered with pitin.
Out houses, ample in number, roomy
and convenient. Among these is a servant's
house with two robms, each with a flrn place.
A well of water unsurpassed In purity and
coolness. (
Fronting on Main Street Is a Brick House _
16 x 32 feet with a tire place and divided into
two rooms by a partition.
Vegetable garden and orchard in fine condition,
and well stocked with fruits and berries
of the most reliable and approved varietles.
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This lot has a frontage on Moln Street of I
140 yards and contains thirty-eight or forty J
acres, eight or ten of which are in pasture 1/
connected with the stock lot, and very con- v
ventenl.
The land lies well. Is productive and yields
nnuually considerable tirewood. A laborer's
house on same with two rooms.
With this will be sold, If purchaser desires, y
sufficient household and kitchen furniture, M
farm and garden utensils to Ht it for itnine- ^
diate occupancy.
Lot No. Two .[2,]
Will be sold separately or with No. 1, to suit
purchaser. It Join- No. 1 and has a frontage
on Main Street ot 70 yards and contains be- r|i
tween three and four acres of very rich land. |
It has on it a house of two rooms in good
repair; Is a clmice building lot; and with the -represent
house as a nucleus, could be cheaply ^
enlarged for a small tamlly. (,e(
Possession given October I, or earlier if desired.
vtc,
Examination of premises and correspon- j
dence invited. tb(
Wm. HOOD.
July 12,1883, tf J
Goal! Coal! TIT^A
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Yw uuu ; ff uuu ; ;
sir
thf
A, M, HILL & SONS *
HAVE opened a COAL arid WOOD YARD A]
and are ready to receive your orders 'or HI
Winter. Call and get cheapest rates. Terms
?Caab on delivery. July 27, 1892, t( *~
st, p]
EINITURE, MATTI
JGGIES,
it ROCK BOTTO
:rat
WROT ^S A
GEE
STORIES and THREE
ill lines and you save mom
ON THEM, as well as- on
i ready to recei
J. KL.
Lumber
AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDE
all kinds of Lamber.
Saw miU located on land of J. 0. KLt
J. F. BRADLEY
Manag
Marcb 2,1892, tf Medium copy.
mipl
HAS IN STOCK:
>hoes at Low Pric
Calico at 5 Cents per M
A Splendid SMrt for SO Cent!
Marseilles Quilts from die. to $
Cottonade at 10 Cents Yard.
Bed M at 8 to 15 Cents.
Read; Hade Suits $5 to $7.
nuiv,^K?. ?n TTT;
Miliums, au niuuisi
"owels, Hosiery ?
Notions of all kind
May 11, 1893, It
mmiiiM
?Y VIRTUE OF POWER OF ATTOI
> In two mortgages executed to me
Arnold on June lltli, 1S91, and Novi
, 1891, duly recorded In Register's ol
III sell at Abbeville, at puDlic outci
11 v iv vnvcuilirn nan o
jht, title and Interest of A. L. Arnol
s: an undivided one-fifth Interest Ir
act of land, situate, lying and being I
vllle county, containing
560 Acres,
ore or less, and bounded by lands of
ibb, America Cobb. Estate of Dr. P.
r, J. T. Ellis, Whit Connor, Dock Am
ing the Hart Arnold tract Amoui
W.
rERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay fo
rs.
W. A. COLLINS,
Mortengee and Attorney under Po'
5ct. 2,1893, 5t
THE ABBEVILLE
oni m 11
AND
jINNER'
Is Now Ready for Busines;
iHEY are prepared to OIN rOTTON t
LOWEST MARKET PRICE, and
lY THE HIGHEST PIUUE for all
>N' SEED that Is offered.
Their Improved machinery, which hai
en overhauled and the speed increase
les them to do an Indefinite amou
irk in the shortest time.
'ernons desiring to provide themselves
a cheapest and best
'OODforCATTI
hould make immediate arrangements
UY HULLS & MEI
tgr Send cash for Hulls and Meal.
7Ue experience of the past has fully de
uted that cotton seed meal and bull
; cheapest and best, food in the world.
Ice of these articles will be Increased a
ison advances.
ivery convenience for weighing.
Me Oil ail Fertilizer
lept. 13,1S9.J, tf
LEASE
NGS, &c., I have added
WAGONS AN
M PRICES.
Door to C
TVE S
LE ATSTT) RETAIL
Hardware, fi
EN WOOD, a c., oc
WAREHOUSES. We are oarr
jy by purchasing from us. We
i all other goods. Our stock con
ive your Cotton if yt
T^TTT3 ?-? H
roH. J
er. t
? |6E0. S. WILSON & CO.,
O f | Watts, S. C.,
\ 1 *ri? J r*i ?n 1
f Are MaKmg inrst uiass urics.
:es. t
w Persons wbo may need brick in
4 any quantity will find It to tbelr inx
terest to correspond with us.
^ ^Orders Solicited & Promptly Pilled
<GE0. S. WILSON & CO.
a April 19, 1893.
ind Til MIKE
s' In accordance with an act
raise supplies for the fiscal year commend
Nov. 1st, 1892, notice Is hereby given that t
office of County Treasurer of Abbeville Coi
ty will be open for the collection of taxes i
said fiscal year from
iuL Monday, October 16tl
U?ey ? UNTIL ?
$$ Friday, December 15tl
ry, on
id be^ without penalty.
i that Hate per cent, of taxation Is as follows:
In Ab- state Tax 6% Mills.
Ordinary County Tax 8 "
Special % "
School 2 "
Polly
Boo- Total 11% Mills.
it due In add,tlon t0 tbe above a special tax w
be collected for school purposes, as follows:
r pa- Town of Greenwood 3 mills
Phoenix 8 "
Ninety-Six 2 "
sver. Town of Abbeville :
Retiring Railroad Bonds and
paying Interest on same. 2 mills,
I Special School, retiring bonds
I and paying interest on same 6^ mills.
A poll tax ol 81 per capita on all ma'e ell
T zens between the age of 21 and SO years, exce
such as are exempt by law, will be collecte
. Taxes are payable only in gold and sllv
UU coin. United States currency, National Bar
notes and Coupons of State Bonds which b
come payable during the year 1893.
In order to accommodate tax-payers I hai
Y arranged the following schedule of appolc
ments, and tax-payers will please take di
notice thereof, as the office at the Court Houi
will necessarily be closed during that time.
gf Lowndesvllle?Tuesday, Oct. 31.
Ml. Carmel?Wednesday, Nov. 1.
McCormick?Thursday, Nov. 2.
it (he Troy-Friday, Nov. 3.
will Hradley?Forenoon Saturday, Nov. 4.
COT- Verdery?Afternoon Saturday, Nov. 4.
, jnf,t Ninety-Six?From arrival of down tral
u en- Tuesday, jnov. /id, 1111 arrival or up tral
ni of next jay
with Greenwood?From arrival of up train Wei
nesday, Nov. Sth, till 6 p. m. next day.
(,'oronaea?Forenoon Friday, Nov. 10.
E Hodges?From arrival of down train Fr
j day, Nov. lOtli, till 12 M. next day.
Donalds?From arrival of down train Tuei
to day, Nov. 14tb, to 12 M. next day.
Due NVest?Afternoon Wednesday, No^
1 T 15tb, and forenoon of Thursday, Nov.10.
Parlies desiring Information by mall In r<
gard to their taxes will please Include postag
for reply, and those paying their taxes b
check will please include the charge lor co
The lection.
s the
J? R> BLAKE,
Co Treasurer.
Sept. 25, 189.1, tf
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3ity Bank
TORE.
TM7I A ~T~ T7T>a I"VT
_!_/ tiXi-UJOiXVO JLX'M
trffl guppMes.
)TOBER 20. 1893.
piDg THE LARGEST STOCK OF
have an mmsually LARGE AND . \fj|
iprises almost everything you want. .
>u wish to store it. ' fl
Manager. \s|pj
The Spirit, the Word and the Work.
4 Without the 800, himself batb said,
\ "We nothing good can do." , ' ~~J*M
V For souls, be Is the "llylng bread,"
m "The lire" dlylne and true. '
0 Without his spirltfrom above
^ We only serve with fear;
^ The spirit giveth jrraoe and love,
# Ana courage, strength and cheer.
V Without bis word our own are vain
I) The world's deep wants to reaob;
, His wisdom in our minds mast reign,
I' If we would teach or preach. '< J
J so by his spirit, and hta word,
Thfl ?m>uui mar ho
iWhen Christ In hum*n tpeectrt* hfltrd
And Christlike work la done.
BRAINS.
There are too many who like to tell
bad news.
Better be called a fool fordoing right
than be a fool in doing wrong.
Prayer should be pillowed on promise,
and pinnacled with praises.
If Ood dwells in ns, let as make the
house clean for so pure a God. #
A man looses his power when he
loses his temper.
If you are a gentleman you will
never find it necessary to say so.
A man does more toward making
fate than fate does.toward making
hie.
A key that unlocks heaven ought to
fit any church door on earth.
Soap and water don't make an honest
hand less attractive.
When people once begin to deviate
they do not know where to stop.
1 No padlock, bolts or ban can secure
a maiden as well as her own reserve.
|# Don't look at^ the Bible through 1
your creea, om iook at your creed
through the Bible.
Love is the central, deepest, highest
ro thing in life. Muscle and brain are
ng only its servants.
be
a The firmest friendships have been
for formed in mutual adversity, as iron is
most strongly united by the fiercest
flame.
] The man who will twist tne truth to
' get a chance to say a smart thing lacks
much of being the highest kind of
a Christian.
rj There are many avenues along which
Satan may enter into the human heart,
and he is perfectly familiar with them
an.
To seek responsibilities is foolishness
; to shirk them when they come
in the order of Providence is cowardice.
'
It does not suffice that a man should
have a cause at heart; he must also
hi have it more or less at head.
A loud hallelujah shout does notglo- /
rify God half so much as a quiet smile
bestowed upou some unfortunate one.
The best lighted streets are traveled
the most. Wear a smile if you want
to be useful.
Suffering becomes beautiful when
any one bears great calamities with
Li" cheerfulness, not through insensibilp1
ity, but through greatness of mind.
d.
er Those who are today for you will,
i& perhaps, be against you tomorrow. On
e- the other hand, you may have as
friends those who now hate you, for
;e men change like the wind.
lt Invite good thoughts' and welcome
16 them when they come.' They are vis- . .
56 itors that will leave a blessing behind
them when they have departed. . .
When John Wesley was in Glasgow
he is reported to have said: ''The
people hear much, know nothing, and
feel nothing." This is true of many
persons in other cities today.
D
D We mu9t increase our talents, enlarge
our graces, shoot up its tallness. grow
i up to this stature. For God's family
admits no dwarfs; stunted profession
was never sound.
' Christian love feeds on liberality as
8. .veil as on devotion. The highest
| points in Christian experience are
f more often gained by giving than by
prayer. "As ye have freely received
| freely give." "It is more blessed to
"e I give than to receive." Ponder these
thoughts, brother.
1
?She?"O, my tooth aches just
dreadfully! I don't see why we cannot
be born without teeth." He?"I
think, my dear, that If you will look
up some authority on that point, you
will find that most of us are."
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