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' < '' X I The Press and Banner. BY HUSH WILSON. Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1893. A Bis Lhw Case. The most important law case ever brought In Abbeville County on the civil side of tlx court has been fl!?d by Win. F. Calhoun KHrj-. f?p the partition of the vast estate 01 James Edward Calhoun, decerned. Mr. Cal houn represents Hon. Fat t'aihoun. Exexutor of the will of Col. Calhoun The suit, V which Is for partition, involves twelve thou*' cmnH oi>r? nr land In Abbeville ("ountv nnd (our thousand acres In Elbert County,~<ie<>r ca?making sixteen thousand acres lti all, It has not yet b?en fully decided as to what disposition will be made of the land, but. It Is probable that all of the land will he sold or divided In kind, with the exception of the vast water power which will be kept and owned In common by the heirs. This water power, known as Trotter Sh<vils, on Savannah river. Is, perhaps, me finest water power In the South, and U located near where the Port Royal and Western Carolina crosses the Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railroad. The Teneherw Examination. The examination of teachers took place 'ast Friday and Saturday In the Court room. The white teachers were examined on Friday and the colored teachers weut throuth the same ordeal on Saturday. Up to the time of this writing we have not heard the result of either examination. Gootl Trade. The trade at Abbeville has been quite good of late. The evening trade wax never as good and oar stores were never k?-ptopen as late as now. The activity In ail the industrial departments puts money In circulation, and the storekeepers are noiMne loth to give the people a good bargain, even by candle light. Almost h Fire. A lamp at Mrs. Mlaule Wilson's burst In the hrtll one nlglit last week, and came very near burning her dwelling house. The lamp broke Into thousand# of pieces?the largest being not larger than a nlckle. To the Public. Ourlarge Mock of goods must go. and in ord?r to sell them we are giving great bargains. Be fore and read our advertisement and then pay n* a visit and give us a l<*>k if yon wish to save money. Aug. W. Smith. Xew Hotel. We learn that a lady from Elberton expects _ to hnlid a hotel at or near the shops, with a V. view especially to the eceommodaUoD of railroad loins. i ' ' Blrthv. At Abbeville, October 'H, 1893, to Mrs. W. N. Graydon, a son. \ Next Monday will be Sale Day. Much valuable property will be offered that day. For Inrtber particulars read the various advertlsementsof Mr. Klugh and others. A large part of the property will be sold on very accommodating terms. I *? tUr>. ttmo trt cc*n rnnr snarp lntR. k i'u? " ?"V J I Property will not be again in as good derail nd In the life time of thl* generation. Kkvbral new honsesare in contemplation, and some are already goiug up. Rumors ol weddings are in the air. TEN CENTS KEKOSENE, ]lfr. Lavkoo Going Into the Oil TrHtle by WhuleKnle. ('apt. Cloud was in town last weok to locate Mr. Lawson's kerosene tank 011 the right ol way of the (4., C. & N. Atlanta and Columbia are blddlni; lor the Job of furnishing <h>tank, which will hold 6ouie 7,?KX)gallons Mr. |.HW*>on will, after t'ie tank has neen put up, ship bis kerosene In tank cats, tf.OUO gallons ot more at a time. The saving In barrels, leakage and freight. It Is expected, will euabie biw to retail tbe oil at ten cents a gallon. ???? LOWNDESVILLE LIFE. ? The Way They Come and Uo-Fiitr of a 'PoNNnm Hauler?Front* and An* tnnin Leaves?Preachers?Snake Bites a Boy and Both Die?Burnt Dwellings?Well Filled Barnit. Lowndesvllle, October 30,1898. Mr. J. C. Thomas went U> Anderson C. H. Sunday where he*pent several days. Mrs. Dr. B. A. Henry, alter a two weeks visit to Elberton, Ga.. araong friends and relatives. returned home Tuesday. Miss Mamie Baskln of Monterey went to Anderson Wednesday for a visit to the lamlly of her hrother-iu-iaw. (.'apt. W. G. Johnson. Mr. Percy Lumiey, civil engineer, late of North Dakota was tue guest of Dr. B. A. Henry Wedtie>day night and Thursday. Rev. J. D. Crout and Miss Kdua s-milb went to Anderson C. H. Thursday. Mrs. T. B. Cliukscales, Mondav, went to visit tin* family of her lather, Mr. Joseph Brltt, al Wideman's. Messrs. K. Clinkscales and Wiillam Shaw were sent as delegates from the Baptist church in this place to the Association held ut Buffalo church the (lift of Inst wtek. Dr. J. J. Llbdsay cams in Thursday evening, bringing the Intelligence that tils father, Rev. Dr J. O. Lindsay, of Due West had the uilslortune to lose bis dwelling, and the greater part of its contents by tire the night before. Miss Amey Dean, of Dean's, came down 13-I...O \lru A V Kurimc r liunj vv 1 miv MV. W'>8 the guest of Mr D. L. Barnes. Tbe Lodge of Free Masons here had an oyster supper Thursday nlsjht. Other palatable ^dibits were mixed witii the oysters, which made the supper a very relisha >le one. Mr. Ed. McDavId and Miss Ellen E l wards went to Due We*t Filday evening for a two or three day's visit. Mr. and M't. E. H. Mathews and thalr children, and Mrs. Dr. J. B. Moseley went over to Capt. J. E. Browu lee's on PeunyV Creek, Wetluesday tor a d.?y's outing. Mrs. J. M. l^ttimerauii Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Latimer leu yesterday morning for Atlanta, (in, where tbe latter goes for medical treat meat. Messrs. W. R. Powell and BenJ. Boyd ol Ml. Carmel were In this neighborhood foi several days last week. Cadet Berry Mauldin of Clemson College it spending a few days at bome. Mr. E. Bacon,Slate organizer of Lodges o the Knights ot Hou<>r. will deliver a i>ubll< lecture here on tbe night of Nov. 11. All art Invited to come. The planter* for the past week or two, hav? been gathering in their corn. Some will inak( more, Home less than last year, all can boas! of barns well Ailed witn forage. Although to date our Irost* buve been verj light, yet the signs of autumn anil the ap proucning winter are plentiful on every hand Mr. Wheeler Swearingen of the Fork wat in town Saturday and and Sunday, the guest of Mr. T. baker. Mr. S. F. Epos' do? wu< bitten by a rattle snake Wednesday, lived two dajuMtid died Mr. Epps killed the snake, which had eigh J*H ttl68? Tne dwelling house built by Mr. B. Bollr Allen upon the place whlcn be tirst settled and which was occupied by colored people was burned Friday. So insurance. Armistend Williams, colored, went opos Bum hunting Wednesday night, taking tw< clogs with him. The next day one ol the dog returned home. Friday morning as he ba< not uiade his apptaranee search was made to him and he whs found dead about twenty fee ftoui a tree wbioh he had felled. Trial J ustic J. O. Harden lmpannellrd a jury of luquest with Dr. B. A. Henry medical examinei Alter a thorough examination of the sur roundlogs, and gaining all the informatloi possible, It was decided thut as the tree start Mi to fall he turned to leave it, when It spit up lor several yards, the end bounced bacl and struck him beneath the shoulder blade crastiiog the ribs which penetrated th heart, also knocking him to where he wa lying?killing him almost Instantly, anther was no sign of any struggle. The most ol th examine , I believe, concurred In this oplu ton. The Rev. Dr. J. O. Lindsay of Due Wes will occupy the pulpit In the Presbyterlai church lu this place next Sunday at 11 o'ciocn | a. in., and at 7 p. no. Troupe. \ . ., If you wish to buy anything In the fane grocery line call at A. M. Hill ? Sons, Lunch tongue, boneless pigs feet, clam clam chowder and canned goods In great vi rlety just received at A. M. Hill & Sous. 5 pound cans '-nonpareil" mess mackeral i A. M. Hill Jt sons. Bologna sausage, fresh and nice, at A. 3 Hill & Sons. Two tons stick candy at A.M. Hill a Sons. W.Joel Smith a Sous are showing the bei nd cheapest line of guns in town. Huntei take notice. Single and double barrel, breec utid muzzle leaders, also ail sorts of shootlc material. We have just received a good lot of the eel brated "Dixie Boy" plows. Tney are cheap* than ever and the best plow to be hud. V Joel Smilh & Sons. Go to smith 8; Son8 for steel axes. They ai the bent. We have Just opened a bran new lot of r zor straps. Among ihern the old reliab vSaandei*," tbe best strap known. We hai ? sold the sir;ip for a long time and can recoi mend It. W. Joel Smltn Jt Sons. We have a splendid stock of blankets, ui derwear, overcoats, gloves, <&c. Specials i< I 'Bridge to Let |I WILL LET THE BUILDING OF DENt,1 dy's Bridge across Long Cane Creek, on r November 8th at 11 O'clock A, M, J, M. MAJOR, ii uui vjullli Oct. 24,1S93. CITIZEN'S MEETING, ri'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the citizens i 1 of the School District of the Town of Abi bevljle will be held id the Court House on nexi Tuesday evening, the 31st October,at 7.80 o'clock. The lull Board of Trustees will be elected. W. A. ThMPLETON, Chairman. Frank B. Gary, Secretary. Oct. !M, IS93, It Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, court of common pleas, Thos. B. Milford against Augusta Pulllam et ul.?Partition. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made in the above stated case, I will otFer for j sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C. | on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following described I property, situate in said State and County, belonging to the Estate of Larkin Pulllam, * * - * ? > ? nrU A II I laie OI bUlU V>uUIJLJ, ucwnoou, vw n?w. ?? ? | that tract or parcel ol land containing Eighty-Six (86) Acres, more or less, hounded by lands of BelLon O. Verrell, K. P. Blake, J. B. Sample, C. L. Norman and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit- of twelve months, with Interest froui day of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 11.1893.41 Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sarah F. Buchanan against F. A. Buchanan el al.?Partition. By virtue of an order of sale made in the a'jove stated case, I will offer for saleal public outcry at Abbeville C. H.. S. C., on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1893, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, containing Three Hundred and Twenty (320) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of G. D. Buchanan. John R. Buchanan, B. O. Verrell, J. B. Sample, J. Al. Major, David Aiken and F. B. Buchanan. Said land will be sold in tracts as recommended by the commissioners, as follows: "The Home Tract, containing about One Hundred and Twenty Arm; the Dicky Tract, containing about One Hundred and Twenty-Three; and the Trinity Church Tract, containing Eltfhty Acre*,"' uaid sale not to Include the TWO ACRES deeded to Trinity Church by G. D. Buchanan and now occupied by said church and a part of said church tract. TERMS OF SALE?One half ca*h, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest ' ' oulo oA/ii>rA.i Kv* h/\nr1 f\f nnrohuC. IIUIU UUJ Ui nnjv, PCVUIVU ?j "? f'M. vm..w er and mortage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUGH, Master. Oct. 11,18U3, 4t SCRIVEN'S PATENT DRAPERS. 5 At AUG. W. SMITH S. 1 Public Sale. y B> Bv vimti'p ni' irTiinnlTV VFSTPr In me, I will oiler for sale at public outcry a it Abbeville 0. H , S. 0., on SALEDAY IN NO VEMBER, 1893, the following described prop erty, situated In Abbeville County, to wit That lot of land known as the Clark Lot, It Fort Pickens, In the Town of Abbeville r8 containing 'K Four (4) Acres, e- more or less, bounded by lands of R. E. nil] iT Mrs. Nancy E.Clark, J. S. Hammond, am ' Branch street. re TERMS OF SALE?One-hall cash, balanc on a credit of twelve months, with Interest a a* 8 per cent, from day of sale, secured by bom of purchaser and mortgage of premises, wltl q- leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay fo papers, ? J. 0. KLUGH. Oct. IT, 1893, 3t Public Sale. By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VEST] in me, I will oiler for sale at. public outcry Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN > VEMBER, 1S93, the following described pr< erty, situated in Abbeville County, to w That tract of land known as the Power tra with dwelling house and improvements, lug on Penney's creek, waters ol Little Riv containing One Hundred Thirty (130) Acre more or less, bounded by lands of M. B. La mer, Wm. J. Phillips, estate of Jos. Roge fiud others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balac on a credit of twelve months, witn interest 8 per cent, from day of pale, secured by bo of purchaser and mortgage of premises, wl leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay I papers. J. C. KLUGH. Oct. 17,1893, 3t Public Sale. By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VE8TE In me, I will offer for sale at public outcry Abbeville C. H.,8. C.. on 8ALEDAY IN N VEMBER, 1893, the following described pre erty, situated In Abbeville County, to wl That tract of land on Rocky River, known the Lee Martin Tract, containing Eighty-Four (84) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of T. A. Ha G. W. Grubbs, W. L. McMahan, and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balan I on a credit ot twelve months, wilh Interest 8 per cent from day of sale, secured by bor I of purchaser and mortgage of premises, wll | leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay f I papprs. J. C. KLUGH. | Oct. 17, 1893, 81 Public Sale. By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTE In me, I will offer for sale at public outcry Abbeville C. H.,8. C.,on SALEDAY IN N< VEMBER, 1893, the following described pro erty, situated In Abbeville County, to wl That tract of land known as the Rich* Tract, containing Two Hundred Seven (207) Acrei more or less, bounded by lands of T. Y. Ma tin, Townes Mabry, and others. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, bolan I on a credit of twelve months, with Interest 8 per cent, from day of sale, secured by boi of purchaser and mortgage of premises, wl leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay f pa pen. J. 0. KLUGH. Oct. 17, 1898, St Public Sale. By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTE in me, I will offer for sale at public outcry Abbeville C. H..S.C,on SALEDAY IN N< VEMBER, 1893, the following described pro erty, situated in Abbeville County, to wi That tract of land known as the Jordt Tract, containing ? One Hundred Sixty (160) Acre more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Che* bam, Alexander McCalla, and others. ;TERMS OF SALE-One half cash, balan on a credit of twelve months, vfritb Interest 8 per cent, from day of sale, secured by boi of purchaser and mortgage of premises, wl leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay f papers. J. C, KLUGH. Oct. IT, 1893, 3t Public Sale. By VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VEST! In me, I will offer for sale at public outcry Abbeville C. H..S. C.,on SALEDAY IN N VEMBER, 1898, the following described pr? erty, situated in Abbeville County, to w That lot with four tenement houses on Pc lar street, lu the towu of Abbeville, conta ing One-Half Acre, more or lesR, bounded by Poplar street, lati of J. A. Harris, the Hammond Place, and Rosenberg & Co. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balar on a credit of twelve months, with Interest 8 per cent, from day of sale, secured by bo of purchaser and mortgage of premised, wl leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay papers. J. C. KLUGH. Oct. 17,1S93,3t Public Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VEST] In me, I will offer lor sale at public outcry Abbeville C.H., 8. C.. on SALEDAY IN S VEMBER, 18118, the following described pr ,-rty, situated In Abbeville County, to w That bouse and lot on Main street, In town of Abbeville, adjoining the Dendy C ner. known as the Hammond Place, contu lng One-Half Acre, more or less, bounded by Main street, lai of J. A. Harris, P. Rosenberg & Co, and lot next below described. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, bala on a credit of twelve months, with lnteres S per cent, from day of sale, secured by b( of purchaser and mortgage of premises, w leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay papers. J. C. KLUGH, Oct. 17,1803,3t : Bridge to Lei i 'PHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of 1 bevllle and Laurens counties will let contract for building MATTOX KRID over Saluda River, on * Wednesday, Nov. 15t e at 11 o'clock A. M. Specifications m t known on day of letting. Tlie right reser a to reject any aucl all Olds. i R. H. ARMSTRONG, County Commissioner Oct. '15, ISiKI, 'It at ro>p J We have lai is, d airs, -For the N< at <1 tl\ Such Low P ;d o. We invite your ? Ladies Dress G-oo< a8 cent. Ladies Dress Sho ?. 89c. a pair, worth $ ce A full line of the ad Dittman & Co. Fine or Whole Stock Bro^ at 89c. a pair, wort KID GLOV In all the newest slia MEAN IT. : Our BLACK Jp a specialty. The >y market. Will give yi to $1.25. ! Silk Wai S MCINTOSH'S OIL C lb ^ AT BOTTOM GROCER Be sure and read our price i Good Family Flour at $3.10 i " Choice Family Flour a Straight Family P* "Patent Flo m HARNESS at grea A ce "A. M. The public are now excited o ? Staple a at n kept by us, nnd oflered at PRICES THA When In the city call and see for yc >pltl8 We keep the only COAL and WO P. and will furnish OAK and PINE WOOl hour sale Ith for Are the best equipped la the up e Our In this department you will find BD and MILI1URN WAGONS. Also, ] Remeiw fO- ?. . Z SALE OK the - HEAL ESTATE IT 1IDAI nHB ' 1>Y VIRTUE OK A MORTGAGE 1 1J cuted uuto us on t lie 19th day of the 1S91, and recorded in the R. M.C. oflice i'i bevllle County, S. 0.. in book F, pane -1' will offer for sale in KALKKDAY IM nee VEMBER m*xt. being the titli l??Uu tat twelve o'clock ??r upon the completion i , public sales for that day, at public outi >na the highest bidder, that certain lot of lin | lyine una oeiiift in ine mnn <> ui^u for | County ol Abbeville, containing One-Fourth of an Acre, more or less, and bounded us follows: C East by lands of W. 11. 15ulU*y,oil the by a street thirty (eel wide, lying East tof J.E.Waller; and on the North by walk eight feet wide on right of way ot AN. H. It., and having the following n | North one chain and '20 links, South links, East three chains ami twenty i iieing more particularly described on ? of the same made by b. K. Heyt.olds, lot being the same conveyed to K. K. M Ah-1 by W. II. liMlley, and recorded In the oil the I Register of Mesne I'onveyance for Abb iGE i County In Book 14, page iflis. Such property belli*: sold to satisfy til mortgage, default having occurred in tin , men11 hereof. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. ade Piedmont Saving: aiid Iuyestmeiit ved| Oct. 11,1MB, at Morigfl Amoskeag's staple ginghams nevei than Sand 10c per yard. 10 yards to til lar at Rosenberg's. The very best quality of table damasl napkins to match will be found at Aui Smith. id in an enormo escription and 1 sxf 30 Days ik 'rices Have Nev attention to only a few o is reduced 10 to 25 per < es, Button and Lace, at 51.25. i celebrated Krippendorf/ Shoes. The latest styles. I jan Shoes, Solid Leather,!'4 h $1.15. 11 ES des. Every pair guaranteed. WE : GOODS best and cheapest ever shown in this 3U great bargains. From 9c a yard ( rp Henrietta. OATS and INDIA RUBBE s?- ? if, Alk Hf i PRICES. HAT .IBS! GROCE s below : i barrel. < t ?3.49 a barrel. Flour at S3.75 a barrel. ur from $4 to $4.50 per barrel. fcly reduced prices. A f lUG. ^ Hill & ver perplexing questions, so are one ai ?1 11 m ?r i nu r ULLuy \ T DEFY COMPETITION. tursell, as we oiler SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to "C'' OD YARDS In Abbeville, and are prepared to make [) In any iiuantlty on SHORTEST NOTICE. S AND . LIVER ouutry?furnishing any and all kinds of turnouts dt Reposi CARKI\GE*. PH/ETOXS, BUGGIES, ROAD CAR'J ...wl 11M HRKI ti A HIM 1S?, V> rm-. I .A l UUUU.J ?...?* iber IPlxis s R" Master's Sale, ljm 'The State of South Carolina, ? COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUItT OF COMMON PLEAS. pv|5 May Francis Arnold against Roweua E.Oldham. ?rAb| ?Foreclosure. M. we, -r^ I J?0- Jjy VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ?t'the' '""do In tbe above stated ease, I will oftVr for cry to j sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., wood' I ?n SAr'E,)AY IJS* NOVEMBER, 1893, within ' the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel of laud, in the town of Greenwood, containing )n the of lot Ninety-Five (95) Acres, U., C. more or l?'.ss, bounded by lands of B. Reyjeets: no|js jjrs l J. Merriman, C. W. Crews, and lorly links. L. J. Merriman. 1 Said V1011 MS Of1 SALE.?One-half cash, balance [artln on a credit of twelve months, with Interest 'JvUlel from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Pure said chaser to pay for papers. L'p'iy* J. 0. KLl'GH, Master. Oct. 11, 18!I3, It do * gee.' Teacher Wanted. IJiIRST ORADE TEACHER at Morse Hill, r io?q 1? White Hall township. l0 dol- K- L- TOLRERT. Phoenix, Oct. 10,1898,3t Ch. H. T. c and g. W. Call early If you want to get a good boys suit for 75c. 1'. Rosenberg & Co. not! us Stock of Goo they have to gc rill be the Tin er Been Heard ?f our great bargains: A fall line of BoysvMen's 3S of all grades and styles Children's Shoes 25c. pe: Bay State Shoes at all p Table Damask and Napk 37k5. a yard to $1.25. ] bo $4.50 a dozen. We are headquarters for Ladies of every grade and kind, Gei Best in the world. s Full line of E. & G, and Tho] sets. 25c.' to $2 a pair.. BLANKETS from 90c to $12 a JEANS at 10c a yard. Such a barga grades as high as.50c a yard. R SHOES. A new assortn Q New styles arriving RIES! GROG Coffee 18 l-2c a pound. A full liue of all Canned Goods at the lo Rice, 20 pounds to the $1. The finest cheese"6 lbs. for t all line of HARDWARE L SMF I Pi OQ Sons.Cni< ?HOBT J Vs., ton, S. C. id all over the splendid line of NN?oB^H 3-roeeries f? 12 lop ID 12 48pm 1 40pm iSEL BUYERS." tTOO^m 8 05pm j i C'f.OSE FIGURES on COAL, In round lots, 8 30pm Y STABLESi 10 15pm | ly or night. f7 58pm tory! I fS, and the CELEBRATED STUDEBAKER j llllll..'."!! i a ran tee GOODS and PRICES, and cordially i *??! ? your Inspection of our stock. ! A?' Washing i and 127 1 iin f 1 ! between * 7 WaIa i fet park ouerm b oaic.|Kr^ solid be S. J. McGhee against J. W. Wells.?Exe- through cutlon. Ag ?5Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME G|o.fl directed, In the above stated case. I will sell H. W. B to the highest bidder, at public auction, with- . In the legal hours of sale, at Abbeville Court House, S. C., on MONDAY, the Cth day of Port NOVEMBER, A. D. 1893, all the right, title and Interest of J. W. Wells, being A.^Ee One-Third Interest In the following described property, to wit: ^ All that tract of land known as the THOMAS j Ar*. Am W. MORTON TRACT, bounded by lands of Ar- ?re? the Morton Mill Tract, Estate 01 James M. ^rr' q"", Perrin and others. Ar. Spar Levied on and to be sold as the property of Ar. Her J. W. Wells, to satisfy the aforesaid execu- ? tion and costs. TERMS?Cash. j y" ut?n F. W. It NANCE, Lv. ?pai Sheriff Abbeville County. Oct. 10.189.5, 4t Lv.' Gr. ? Lv. An The State of South Carolina, K"A?g! COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. EU'car Aabvillo, r HOB ATE COTltT. In the matter of the Estate of James Edward B. L i.'ulhouii, Deceased. " Petition for .Settlement and Discharge. PATRICK CALHOUN, ns Executor for said Estate having applied for settlement of personally, \ LL IT is Ohdkhkd, That Wednesday, the 8th lis day of November next be fixed for granting to maki tue relief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Sept. 30, IS#!. J udge Probate Court. Oct. i . * : v #'? .. y i . . CE! ds of every 1 ic to Buy. of Before. 3, Ladies and Miss- 'jfji at big reductions. r pair, worth 40c, rices. ins to match from STapkins from 49c. >. and Gentlemen's Underwear "jfu itlemen's health Underwear. npson's Glove Fitting Oorpair, in yon never saw. Other 1CI11 JUSl 1CUC1V cu every week. ERIESI west prices. he $1. Cheaper by the box. and CROCKERY. ra. board .Air Line TO AND FEOM m Depot, Atlanta, 6a. ' LINE TO NORFOLK and OLD POINT and Colombia, 8.0. New line to OharlM* Schedule in effect August 27,1898. BOUNDj SOUTHBOUND. No. 184.: Eastern Time, No. 197. No. 41. Dally. I Except Atlanta. Dally. Dally. 5Q5pm Lv Atlanta Ar 7 80am 646pm D.Depot,Clty Te. 5 13pm Lv Atbene Ar 6 16am 5 06pm 9 11[ m Ar Elberton Lv 5 22am 4 06pm 10 00pm Ar Abbeville Lv 4 27am 3 09pm 10 25pm Ar Greenwood Lv 4 02am 2 41pm 1112pm Ar Clinton Lv 3 17am 145pm 12 23am Ar Chester Ar 2 07am 9 42am 1 50am Ar Monroe Lv 12 50am 5 46am 6 15am|Ar Jialelgh Lv] 815pm T ay am &r nenaers u l.t d oopm . . 9 00am Ar Weldon Lv 5 35pm 11 07am Ar Petersburg Lv 3 48pm 11 4oau> Ar Richmond Lv 8 10pm ... 3 40pui ArWaehington Lv 10 57am 6 24pm Ar Baltimore Lv 9 42am ............ . ) 7 49pm ArPhlladelphlaLv 7 20am ............ 10 85pm Ar New York Lv 12 18>m 5 00am Ar Charlotte LvllOOOpm 9 OOamj ArWilmiogton Lv| 5 Oopm ............ iLv Clinton Ar TSOpm iAr Newberry Lv 12 48pm Ar Prosperity Lv ............ 12 29; m Ar Colombia Lv 1115?m .Ar Sfimter Lv 9 Mam I Ar Charleston Lv 7 15am |Ar Darlington Lvj Iff 00am 9 05um Lv Weldon Ar 5 81pm ............ 11 15am Ar PortsmoothAr 3 11pm 11 80am Ar Norfolk Lv 8 00pm t6 15pm Lv Norfolk(b) Ar 8 00am 7 00am Ar Baltim're Lv 6 80pm 10 47am ArPhiladelphlaLv 4 41pm ............ 1 20pm Ar New York Lv t2 10pm | 5 55pm Lv P,tam,tb(n) Ar 9 10am 5 10am ArPhlladelphlaLv 1116pm | 8 00am Ar New York Lv 8 00pm I 6 00pm LvPtsm'thCw) Ar, 8 00am 6 30om ArWaahingtonLvi 7 00pm except Sunday. a Bay Line, (n) Via New York, Pbiladel1 Norfolk Railroad, (w) Via Norfolk and [ton Steamboat Company. Trains Nos. 184 ron solid with Pullman Buffet sleeping cars Atlanta and Washington, and Pullman Buf>r cars between Washington and New York. ar Weldon and Portsmouth; sleeping car and Wilmington. Trains Nos. 38 and 41 ron 1 tween Atlanta and Columbia, 8. C., with coach to Charleston, S. C. Tickets Seaboard i depot, 8. M. Blggsbee, agent. * .A '? SMITH, JOHNC. WINDER, He Manager. General Manager. W. TAYLOR. 8. P. A.. 6 Kimball House. . GLOVER, Division Passenger Aft, Atlanta Royal and Western Carolina. JSTA AND A8HEVILLE SHORT LINE istern time, in effect Aug. 20th, 1893. (J. B. Cleveland, Receiver.) usta. ! 9 20 a m! 1 00 p m urmick ill OSatnj 2 38 pm ' I a ce L. *? ierson i uu i< ui cuwood 12 03 p m 3 32 p m rens lOoptn 4 36pm joville 1 3 05pm 6 00pm tanburg j 2 50pm 6 00pm idiTsunville... 538pm 8 18pm iville I 6 40 p m 9 12 p m - ville I 8 12 a m 2 10 p m| (Icrs'inville... 9 16 am 802pm tanburg ! 9 35am 5 15pm mi ville i 9 30am 3 40 pm ..... ........ irens 110 56 a m 6 4T p m enwood 1155am 7 50pca dt-rson 110 20 a m Uormiek j 12 47 pm 8 45pm ista I 2 20 p m 10 25 p m it Parlor Ca:s Augusta to Spartanburg and W. J. CRAIG, G. P. A. i. TODD, avelln* Passenger Agent. School Notice. persons holding school claims will ive them registered at once, as I want 3 up my annual report. * E. COWAN, School Commissioner. ->, 1893, tf ."WtSf&i-v ) i tr<"fi'rVii3n"'r''