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The Abbeville Press and Banner.!
BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1893. ESTABLISHED 184*JH
DUES'
INCORPORATE
?iy fiwis, ?
We have recently enlarged oui
GOODS carried by any one firm in
FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING, (<
We guarantee to pi
CONTRA
t BEACHAM LI
[HI
n I (Successors to B. K,
!
J DEALERS
\ rj Sash, Doors,. Blir
? ROUGE AND SEES
g; SHINGLES, LATHS, LIE,-I
In | IN FACT A G
. " LINE OF BUILDD
Office and Warehouse on Mi
KEROSE
WE SEL
15 Cents F
- -?? ? Wno+ Oil ma mti
18 tiiU VDlJf UCOli VIA nu uwu
burning gravity. Try it and 1
rior quality. This Oil is not
low as we sell it. We buy in
fore, WE CAN SELL CHEAP]
H.W.Lawi
J. D. KER
Are Headquarters f(
FURNITURE,
? PICTU
Shades and C
FURNITURE.
? i^- *-- ! i.?4.1,^:
jjon i ia.ii tu visit buci
ing. Their stock is da
it are some special barg
FURNITURE.
Mr. W. Y. Clinkscales is no1
be glad to see his many friends,
J. D. KER
Next Door
J. H. La
A New Line of Sto
See our Stoves. All Wf
with each one. From $?
| Tinware. All sizes. Euck<
IN GROC
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, R
gar Cured Hams and Shoul
f-nl c?
our t*uu. oyrup iux
Nails, both Steel and Wire, Hor
line of Canned Goods which
< Fairbanks Soap, Lari
See our stock before buy:
J. XX. TLmJ
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ED 1891. STJCC
l#ifeiag, 8##i
r business very much, so that we
upper South Carolina, and conseqr
)ne whole room devoted to this lir
ease you, and solid
Respe
CTORS.
JMBER CO. 51=
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, BEACHAM,) 0 '
IN jOt
Lds, Mouldings, M
iSED LUMBEB, ? |J?
iUILDEBS HARDWARE, o l
ENERAIj j ul
I rr\
TO- MATERIAL. I v
ain St, Abbeville, S. C. ?
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offt
NE OILS
L AT ? CO
I/id An 11 An
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buy. 175? fire test, 50? R]
je convinced of its superetailed
in the State as ty.'
reRl
car load lots, and thereER
than any one else.
son & Co. II
R & CO. ?
p
cot
>r all Kinds of Jf,
FRAMES, s
RES, "
urtain Rods.
Jr
FURNITURE. E]
r store before buy- g'
,ily arriving and in jains,
FURNITURE. e
jj
with them where he will
i
R & CO.,
to W. Joel Smith & Sons.
itimer
ves and Tinware.
T<
irranted and 30 pieces
> to $30.
3ts, Pans and Coffee Pots. ^
SERIES, S
u
ice, Bacon, Lard, Su
ders. Try a gallon of J
Something Nice.
T
se and Mule Shoes. See our
will he full at low urices. a
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lc
je Stock of Lamps. ?
'11
ing and look at prices.
LTIMER.
O.'S CI
LESSORS TO J. K
? rn-t TI_
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now occupy THREE GROUN1
lently are selling them accordingl
le), and are making the VERY (
it your patronage.
ctfully,
House and Lot for Sale. ,
OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT J
on Aloseley Ferry road In tbe l<>wn of Abrllle.
Terms eacy. Apply toW.S.Coth;
i, J. Allen Smith, or to me at Greenville, 8.
T. P. COTHRAN.
[arch 15, 1898, tf
JHANEY M. JONES, f0
RST CLASS REPAIRER OF SHOES and
BOOTS, has bis shop Id the ottlce once oc- /"
lied by Colonel Orvllle T. Calhoun, where I
will be pleased to receive orders for all
ds of work in his line, wblcb he will do in
Isfactory' manner, on short notice, and at
r price. [Feb. 13,1893, tf
pecial bargains;
IN LOTS *
i THE TOWN OF ABBEVILLE
0\V IS YOUR TIME TO BUY A LOT. ft
As tbe agent of tbe Cabell estate. I now
;r for sale any of the lots of the estate for
Bonable amounts and on reasonable terms,
not fall to call on me before you purchase
>t. My office for the present Is room 3, JNajal
Bank of Abbevlllo building.
WM. P. CALHOUN.
ct. 18, 1893,8t
i. COTHRAN L. W. PERRIN.
?T. P. COTHRAN.THRAN,
PERRIN & COTHRAN
Attorneys at Law.
Abbeville. S. C.
.1. C. Miller, r
EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT. Equitable
Life of New York. AIbo a full
t of first class Fire and Accident compas
represented. It will be to your Interest
:onsult me before buying or selling properI
Iwve now for sale several residences,
Idence lots. Decided bargains. Also for
i several desirable farms near town.
flice In J. F. Miller's store. fJan. 18, '03
11IKI Gill,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.,
NOW IN FULL OPERATION FOR THE n
season after a careful overhauling, and V
cotton brought to this ginnery will be
imptly glnnea and packed.
ergons from the country may bring their
ton without previous arrangements and
I sure of prompt attention. Tbe capacity ?
the ginnery Is lull and ample. !
FRANCIS HENRY, Bl
Manager, A
ept. 13,189.3, tf ? A
i
MSTOLS, GUNS,
Locks and Bicycles S
GPAIRED AND KEYS MADE. $
L'OCKMAKING and BARREL WORK a
specialty. Work guaranteed by co
I. CHIPLEY & BRO., it
Greenwood, S. C, dl
lept. 27,1893, (im ' r}'
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is stats of South Carolina, =
County of Abbeville. ^
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PROBATE COURT.
W
P"
PETITION FOR RELIEF. tv
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pi
ei
Benjamin P. Calhoun, Petitioner, Bl
against j(
itrlck Calhoun, as Executor of the will ol
James Edward Calhoun, deceased, et. al.?
Defendants.
> the defendants Patrick Calhoun as Executor,
etc., Andrew P. Calhoun, Margaret M.
Calhoun, John C. Calhoun, Linnie A. Cal- y
houn, Isabella Lee, Mariah P. Butler,
Granville Benl, Elda B. Beal, Edward
Keiser, and Caroline Calhoun, colored.
I OU. AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE- j
r surnmonded and required to he mid np- I
;ar In this Court on Tuesday the fifth day of
ecember next, at twelve o'clock AI? to show 1
tune, If any you can, why the relief prayed y
r should not be granted. Given under my ind
and the seal of the Court this the third iy
of October, A. D., ISttt.
J. FULLER LYON,
J udgc l'rohute Court. I
. IWonHnnls I
L? nnr nun<
Patrick Calhoun, Andrew P. Calhoun, Mur-jij
iret M. Calhoun, John Calhoun, Linnie a
.Calhoun. Isabella Lee unci Murlah P. Ihite
;r:
Take Notice: That tLe petition and sum (ioiis
In the abo?e entitled action are now on
le in this Court.
Dated at Abbeville, S. C., October lird, A. D.,
50.1.
J. LULIiEU LYON,
Oct 4, 1MW. Judge Probate Court.
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. DTJRST & C(
) FLOORS; TWO SEC'
y. We are headquarter
CLOSEST PRICES POSS]
Our Warehous
i
i
i Preserve
Compound Extract of
saly*
r preserving fruit and Vegetabli
JOLD PROCE'
?For sale at?
PEEP'S DRUG ST01
>Yives
nd Daugtitei
Often lose the benefit of
assurance, taken out for tl
protection, because of ill
vised investments. Ag;
the intentions of the asst
sometimes fail of realizal
through the prodigality c
son to whom the sudden ]
session of so much mo
Droves too great a temptat:
"The
Equitable Li1
has provided against tl
contingencies by offering'
Tontine Installment Pol
The premiums per thous
are much less than ui:
older forms of insurance,
the amount is payable in 2C
or 30 annual payments, t
securing a comfortable inc<
for the beneficiary. Writ
V. J. RODDEY, Manag
For the Carolina*,
ROCK HILL, S. C.
rasli iui 1 sii
Bare Opportunity for Any
Desiring to Move to Due Wf
to Educate a Family.
WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND L
In Due West at low price and on
rms.
Lot No. One [1,]
is on it a two story dwelling bouse ol
oms (eight of which have fire places)
t and cook room, all freshiy covered
1. Out houses, ample in number, r
,d convenient. Among these is nwn
iuse with two rooms, eiich with a flrn
well of water unsurpassed lu purltj
olness.
Fronting on Main Street is a Brick ]
x 82 feet with a flit- place and dlvidei
ro rooms by a partition.
Vegetable garden and orchard in flm
tiou, and well slocked witb fruits au(
28 of the most reliable and approve
sties.
rhls lot has a frontnge on Main Str
3 yards and contains thiriy-eigbl or
sres, ei?ht or tin of which are In pi
mnected with the stock lot, and verj
intent.
The land lies well. Is productive and ;
jnually considerable firewood. A lab
iiiKpnn same with two 1001ns.
With this will be sold, If purchaser d<
ifflplpnt household find kitchen furl
rin and gardeu utensils to tit it for l
ate occupancy.
Lot No. Two [2,]
ri11 be sold separately or with No. 1. t
arcbHser. It'Joln* ?jo. 1 und has a fr<
i Main Street ol 70 yards and contali
veen three and four acres of very rich
It has on it a house of two rooms In
(pair; is a choice building lot; and wi
resent house as a nucleus, could be cli
llarged for a small lamily.
Possession glveu October 1, or earlier
red.
Examination of premises and corn
ence Invited.
Wm, HOO
J Uiy 1?, lOOO, Li
Coal! Coal
Wood! Wooi
M. HILL & SO
[TAVE opened n COAL and WOOD
!"1 and are ready to receive your ord
winter. Call and (jetcheapest, rates.
Cash on delivery. July J7,
TAKE NOTICE.
IFE hereby forbid all tret-passlnjr oil t
IfV lowing premises for the purp
IIJNTINU and FI*HIXU eilli-r dun
ay or night 'Itne. Tln? law will be en
'his notice covers thirty thousand ai
djolning lands.
For .J. E. Calhoun Estate?Pat (,'alhou
en tor.
F<>r S. M. Calhoun Estate?W N. &
,'alhou n.
For Norwood Esta'c?II. No
For l'arker Estate?Arthur Parker.
l?Or WUlSUll ?i^lHW fV. IX. ?f
Kor Kfown Estate? Hubert Keovn.
Fot Cabell Estate?J. a. <fc8 Ij. NV IIbo
For drain Hiclge?William Wilson.
Tajrgart Estate?.lame* Taugart.
?E. W. & J. II. Watsoi
Sept. 13,1893, tf
ERAT
3. WHOLES AI
, I
GEEI
OND STORIES and THREE ^
's for all lines and you save money
[BLE ON THEM, as well as on i
e is ready to receii
J. K.
r- Lumber
I AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
all kinds of Lumber.
Saw mill located on land of J. O. KLUG
J. F, BRADLEY,
!B by Managei
3S March 2,1892, tf Medium copy.
lllNMI
HAS IN STOCK:
-g Shoes at Low Pricc
life
Calico at 5 Cents per Yarfl.
"3 A SplcDdid Sit for JO Cents.
if0" Marseilles Quilts from 65c. to $1.
ney Cottonale at 10 Cents Yard.
Bed Tici at 8 to 15 Celts.
fe Ready Made Suits $5 to $7.
iese SMrtiDis, all fifltlis.
rhe
icy. . ===
and
ider Towels,, Hosiery ai
and
Notions of all kinds
)mc May n?189!J-"
;e to _ ^ mmm
er' IBiptwii
IU i DY VIRTUE of power of attori
D In two mortgages executed to ine b
L Arnold on June lllh, 1:91, and Nover
rv 23, 181)1, duly recorded In Register's offl
UI10 will nell at Ahbev]l|p?at public outcrj
SALESDAY IN* NOVEMBER next, all
)8t right, title and interest of A.L.Arnold
Inz an undivided one-fifth Interest In
tract of laud, Bltuate. lying and being In
bevllle-county, containing
AND
eafiy 560 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of I
Cobb, America Cobb. Estate of Dr. P.
r , zer, J. T. Ellis, Whit Connor, Dock Arno
nl>n being tlie Hurt Arnold tract. Amount
fuiii- *260.
nomv TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for
/ants P'?P'jft
W, A. COLLINS,"
Mortengee and Attorney uuder Pow
louse Oct. 2,1898,5t
1 Into
tp- THE ABBEVILLE
<i VH^
COTTON SEED OIL MI
yields
iorer's
AND
jsTl'i'S,
ilture, _ - __ _
GINNER
o sii11 Is Now Ready for Business
intngc
is he
litnd.
eood I^IIEY are prepnred to GIN COTTON a
th the I LOWEST MARKET PRICE, aod
leaply PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE for all (
TON SEED that la offered.
If d?- Their Improved machinery, which has
| been overhauled aud the speed increase*
jspon- i al les them to do an Indefinite amoui
work la the shortest time.
^ Personsdesiringto provide themselves
JLI. the cheapest and best
f FOOD for CATTI
should make Immediate arrangements
jJ J BUY HULLS & ME4
I #5" Send cash for Hulls and Meal.
The experience of the past has fully del
strated that cotton seed meal and hull
h IO ",c and best food In the world,
nj V ! price of these articles will be increased a
110 i Be,,S011 advances.
Every convenience for weighing.
i'ARD I
?r AlMlle Oil and Fertilizer
Sept. 13, IS):J, tf
School Notice.
he folose
of \ Mi Trachers and patrons of schools i
ng the, * ouh or establishing and operating scl
torced. must notify and confer with the Towr
cres oi school Trustees before commcncing to tt
: and also notify the Trustees when they
n Ex-!suspend their schools and reopen sain
a'count oi me worn season nnu owier t
\V. P. K?*nclest so that the school trustees can rei
iheir share ol the Public School Fun
rwooil. tiifir schools. E. COWAJ
, Chairman County Board Examiners, A
| Sep. a), ISM.
n.
I For chenille curtains, lace curtains, cht
I table covers, tupestry and all kinds of d
' j rles go to Aug. W. Smith.
IVE ST
jE AND RETAIL IDE
Fif?
CISrWOOD, S. C., OCTO
WAREHOUSES. We are carrying T
by purchasing from us. We have s
all other goods. Our stock comprises
re your Cotton if you ^
DURST, Me
><* I BRICK! BK1CK! BRICK! i w
H. t J era
f # tTar
1 W S. WILSON & CO. j p.?
k*7 A 5 lthl
111 2 Watts, S. C., f Hev
r f the
r r necl
# r one*
JAre Making First Class Brick.# ^
so ? \ and
# # the
(F 4 fori]
# 4 bea
5 5 f
^ Persons who may need brick In # ghcx
4 any quantity will find It to their In- A nj
\ terest to correspond with na. \ BUU
# I > ver
^Orders Solicited & Promptly Filledi ^
# 5 mui
?E0. S. WILSON & C0.| $ee'
^ April 10,1893. ? be^l
pie<
cha
ly fi
orri
jm ion:
fort
day
' r n in,
In accordance with an act to pro
raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing thai
Nov. 1st, 1892, notice is hereby given that the prii
office of County Treasurer of Abbeville Coun nan
ty will be open for the collection of taxes for you
said fiscal year from diss
Monday, October 16th,
froc
*ey ? UNTIL an<1
y a. . fort
Friday, December 15th, X
i the pen
h?- without penalty. the
Rate per cent, of taxation is as follows: diffl
State Tax 6J4 Mills. ft ft
Ordinary County Tax 8 " for
Special .. - % " woi
>oiiy Sch001- 2 "
Boo- The
Id.? Total U\4 Mills. pie<
due In addition to the above a special tax will yen
pa. be collected for school purposes, as follows: we
Town of Greenwood 3 mills. pJai
Phoenix 8 " fror
Ninety-Six 2 " alw
er* Town of Abbeville: SO V
Retiring Railroad Bonds and nev
paying Interest on same. 2 mills, the
Special School, retiring bonds To 1
and paying Interest on same 6J4 mills. est I
_ _ A poll tax ol fl per capita on all ma'eclti- ove:
I I zens between the age of 21 and CO years, except the
I such as are exempt by law, will be collected.
Jj[j Taxes are payable only in gold and silver
coin, United States currency. National Bank
notes and Coupons of State Bonds which be- II
come payable during the year 1898. pub
__ In order to accommodate tax-payers I have hi hi
arranged the following schedule of appoint wefi
^ ments, and lax-payers will please take due too
notice thereof,as the office at theCourt House and
, will necessarily be closed during that time. gen
" Lowndesvllle?Tuesday, Oct. 31. and
? " ' i hin
i>ll. URHJltl YTCUUC6UfJJ',J.iui,i.
McCormlck?Thursday. Nov. 2. if h
w,l? Troy-Friday, Nov. 3. mat
JOT- Bradley?Forenoon Saturday, Nov. 4. COr(
Verdery?Afternoon Saturday, Nov. 4. seat
J en- Ninety-Six?From arrival of down train was
at of Tuesday, Nov. 7th, till arrival of up train stoc
. next day. a.U(l
W 1 Green wood?From arrival of up train Wed the
nesday, Nov. 8th, till 6 p. m. next day. OCCi
ECoronaca?Forenoon Friday, Nov. 10. pla<
Hodges?From arrival of down train Frl- the
day, Nov. lOlb, till 12 M. next day. box
Donnlds?From arrival of down train Tues- tnoi
0 day. Nov. 14th, to 12 M. next day. virt
IDue West?Afternoon Wednesday, Nov. mai
a 15lh, and forenoon of Thursday, Nov. 18. cei\
Parties desiring Information by mall In re- ?ail!
gard to their taxes will please Include postage setli
mon- for reply, and those paying their taxes by owi
8 The clie<'k wl" Please include the charge for col- app
s the lection. The
J. E. BLAKE, f??
Treasurer. "
Sept. 25.1SI?3, tf ai?
Wit
tioi
DENTAL NOTICE. prii
Kb Dr. S. G. Thomson,
ach1:,OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON McILWAlN besl
wish i Corner, Abbeville, S. C. ?<
oft
re1 SCHOOL NOTICE. ill
f. 1 LL I'KHSONS HAVING BUSINESS i:n,
C. with tlie School Commissioner will find
him In his olllee all public days and every
__ _ Saturday In each month nearest the middle
01 the month, during the present year for the a.
>nill? purpose of registering claims, &c. rw
rap?, E. COWAN, } u
School Commissioner Abbeville County. 1 u
I Feb 2, 189*2.
'ORE.
1ALERS IN
a Supplies.
BER 20, 1893.
HE LARGEST STOCK OF
m unusually LARGE AND jj||
almost everything you want. - S
?lsh to store it.
tnager, -iM
Health Hlnta.
or nausea lay a little pounded ice
:he back of the neck. fhen
eating nut8 sprinkle them
itlv with salt; they will taste sweet
nd be more easily digested.
be safest remedies in the world are ^
mth, rest and abstinence?The
te employ these.
'you have dogs or cats about the
5? have water where they can get at '
andily. Many a dog is driven mad . cJai
iuse of lack or water.
person choking may usually be re- '
ed by a smart blow with the flat of yvT^a
hand on the back just below the gggra
k, but if not, send for a doctor at
. V y.
fhen a finger is badly cut tie It up '^|h|
leave it alone for a day or two;
blood dries on the outeide and
as a case within which the injury
Is without further trouble.
or in-growing great toe nail, wear
B8 an inch longer than the foot, -'tS
keep the top of the nail scraped '
y thin so the edges will grow out
instead of curling in.
ever put a bank note between
r teeth as we have often seen peo- > ''.'fyja
do, and be careful about handling
ch soiled ones. We usually slip
33 into an envelope by themselves.
have known of contagious diseases M
lg contracted from them.
0 better or cheaper dentifrice can lsed
than plain precipitated chalk.
1 brush may first be rubbed on a
jeof castile soap then dipped in
lk. It may be pleasantly and safelavored
by adding a little powdered
a r>f PrildYl 11*% Afl^ ^f\U7n TlAf.
? av/uu xiiuou up auu uvnui ....v
izontally. '
he Game of Life.?Suppose it '
e perfectlyjcertain that the life and
une of every one of us would, one
or other, depend upon his win- yM
g or loosing a game of chess, says ' J'^j
feasor Huxley. Don't you think >r-:$S
t we should all consider it to be a
nary duty to learn at least the
ies and moves of the pieces? Do
think that we should look with
ipprobation amounting to scorn, - 'A
n the father who allowed his son,
be state that allowed its members to
w up without knowing a pawn >$5?
a a knight? Yet it is a very plain
elementary truth that thellfe, the
une, and the happiness of every
of us, and more or less of those
) are connected with us, do ded
upon our knowing something of ,; $3
rules of a game inaeflinitelj more
icultand complicated than chess.
> a oram<? whinh hM been Dlaved v i !
' untold ages, every man and
nan of us being one of the two . ^
fers in a game of his or her own.
i chess-board is the world, the
jes are the phenomena of the unise,
the rules of the game are what
cali the laws of nature. The
per on the other side is hidden
a us. We know that his play is
ays fair, just and patient. JBut alee
know to our own cost that he
er overlooks'a mistake or makes
smallest allowance for ignorance.
the man who plays well the highstakes
are paid with that sort of
rflowing generosity with which
strong show delight in strength.
A Good Story of Courtesy.
: happened at Athens, during a
lie representation of some play exited
in honor of the commonilth,
that au old gentleman came
O cnitahlo fn h!fl ACTA
IOW3 1VSA a piuw OMAVMWAV ?w wg.
quality. Many of the young
tlemen who observed the' difficulty
confusion he was in made signs to
i that they would accomodate him
e came where they sat. The good
i bustled through the crowd aclingly:
but when he came to the
s to which he was invited, the jest
i to sit close and expose him, as be
>d, out of countenance. to the whole
ience. The frolic went round all
Athenian benches. But on these
tsions there were also particular
:es assigned for foreigners. When
good man skulked towards the
es appointed for the Lacedaenians,
that honest people, more
uous than polite, rose up ail to a
a, and with the greatest respect re'ed
him among them. TheAthen3
being suddenly touched with a
3e of the Spartan virtue and their
1 degeneracy, gave a thunder of
lause; and the old man cried out?
s Athenians understand what is
d, but the Lacedaemonians practice
-Addison in The Spectator.
, , r .'t
Your account of the concert last
ht," said the musician, trembling
h indignation, "omitted all meni
of the very thing I wanted to see
ited. The violin I played, as I
icareful to tell your reporter was a
nine Stradivarius, and one of the
t he ever made."
That's all right," said the Editor
he Daily Bread. "When Mr. Straarius
gets his fiddles 'advertised in
i paper it will cost him fifty cents a
i. Good morning."
mm m
[y answer to the question, "How
as educated," ends where it began:
ad the right mother.
' ...