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y J ' ' ^ -"i - ' ; V'.;- ' ' " / ' BY IIUGII WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. 0., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1893. ESTABLISHED 1844 fgjl INCORPOK We have recently enlar GOODS carried by any one f FINE STOCK OF CLOTH] We guarantee t A CONTE * BEACH AM R Q (Successors t( W I DI ! . r Sash, Doors, ! k H ' A %TT\ (!T! Jttuuim iix*u ?; SHINGLES, LATHS, LI . ' IN FA( LINE OF BUII Office and Warehouse WE ? 15 Cents Is the very best Oil t burning gravity. Try i rior quality. This Oil low as we sell it. We 1 fore, WE CAN SELL C H.W.La * Having- Receive I Large an6 GENERAL'] We nre now fully equipped to supply 1 We have maile special preparations CLOTH, I DRY Harness, Grocer! i In Great Abuiida We are well known and tlo not nml a r Come a: fWe havr- what y??? wnni, wll! hp til; value rcc< ivtu tor every $i you spcntl ! W. JUL 1 Kept. 27, isie, tr We Wish to Emphasize the Fa I Plated and Soli< latest patterns. . Presents. Ladies Gold aii< Gent's Gold and Alarm Cloclf!&' Diamond King's ltfngs at a very L If you want BARG^l I stock before buying. REE^ *5 i * :ATED 1801. STJC< ^ T-"-.'? ??? -TOVITT. W11 AII fl A +linf tTTA geo OUl' UUiSliit:?>S VBJL~jr muuiij au uuai (ic irm in upper South Carolina, and conseq !NG, (one whole room devoted to this li o please you, and solic Respe LAOTORS. | : LUMBER CO. -1 ) B, K. BEACHAM,) j Q 1A.LERS IX ' | Q ( Blinds, Mouldings, 3 IF DKESSED LUMBER, K S*j ME, BUILDERS HARDWARE. 0 j JT A GENERAL j JDING MATERIAL. I ? pj on Main St, Abbeville, S. C. OJ11JJ UlJLIs SELL AT ^ Per Gallon. till re can buy. 175? fire test, 50? an i P lo t and be convinced of its supe- ?;;; is not retailed in the State as }j|| buy in car load lots, and there- |c!i HEAPER than any one else. wson&CoJ d and Opened Our In I Pn Varied Stock of |S ! oi lERCIIANDISE,!, I he wants of our frtoniK, and tho puhllcat largo. ?lor the wants of THE PEOPLE In providing G-OODB, X n A i _ es, iiardware,, aw.,is T uce and at Living Prices. u special introduction lu tills market. i 13.d See XJs. m m1 to epp you and will treat you well?sivlng you Willi US. k m ct that we Keep Constantly in Stock: jTl i (1 Silverware, of the very, Suitable for Wedding*j lb; fc Silver Watches. !S Silver Watelies. u KOne Day Clocks ami LI; guaranteed for 5 years. | g?Set Kind's and Plain > lall profit. \a fifelN JEWELRY come and see our i n |||fc DuPRE. r JESSORS TO J. : ia @/h-rk-.n-o Ml TO. JLJL' now occupy THREE GRQTJ uently are selling them accordii ne), and are making the VER1 it your patronage. House and Lot for Sale. OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE nnd LOT on Moseley Kerry nnd in the town of Abville. Terms ea?y. Apply to W. K. Colh ii, J. Allen Smith, or to me at (ireonviii?\ s. T. P. COTHRAN. larch 15, 1SA3, tf CHANEY M. JONES, IRXT CLASS UKPAIRF.lt OF SHOES und BOOTS, bus bis shop in the ollice one* oepled by Colonel Orvllle T. Calhoun, where will be pleased to receive orders for all ids of work In bis line, which he will do In llsfactory manner, on short notice, and at v price. , [Fob. 13,1893, tf 1 S. COTHRAN L. W. PERRIN. -T. P. COTHRAN".? ITERAK, PERRIN & COTHRAfI Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, b. u. otice of Stockholders Meeting. HE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Georgia, Cirolina and Northern U?il,y Company will be held at Ihe nflice ot the inpany in theCitv of Atlanta, Ga.. on KillkY, NOVEMBER 10(.h, US93, at eleven lock A. M. 'he transfer books will be closed until Nornbcrioth. J. M. SHEItWOOl), )et. 1,1SIK5, Ct Secretary. School Notice. Ll? Tcachers and patrons of schools desir ous ol establishing and operating schools ist notify and confer with the Township iool Trustees before commencing to teach: d also notify the Trustees when they wish suspend their schools and reopen same on onnt ot the work season and other emericies. so that tlieschool trustees can reserve ?ir share ol tlie Public School Kund lor lr schools, E. f'OwAN, airman County Hoard Examiners, A. C. iep. -0, 1 SO.'!. STIM1 GI1ER.Y, ABBEVILLE, S. C., < NOW IN* FULL OPERATION FOR THE season after a careful overhauling?, and cotton brought to this giuucry will be smptiy ginned and packed. 'ersons from tint country may hrlnit lliolr iton without previous arrangements and I Btire of prompt attention. The capacity the ginnery is ml) and ample. ' FRANCIS HENRY, Manager, ;cpt. 13,18fl.'5, tf ? m /a -r r-i /'I TTATC? " JLtt JL WJUro, Vt LJ -LN O, Locks and Bicycles EPAIRED AND KEYS MADE, TOOKMAKINC and UAKIIEL WORK a specialty. Work guuniuteeit by . I, CHIPLEY & BED.. Greenwood, S. C. Sept. 27, lS9n, Gm ' lis Stats of ktl Carolina, County of Abbeville. 1'ltOBATK COUKT. PETITION FOR RELIEF. Benjamin I'. Calhoun, Petitioner, against utrlck Cullioun, as Exeeulor of Ilic will ol James Edward Calhoun, deceased, et, nl.? Defendants. u the defendants 1'atrlclc Calhoun as Executor, etc, Andrew 1*. Calhoun, Margaret M. Ciillioun, JohnC. Calhoun, I.'mnic A. Calhoun, Isabella Lee, Mitriah 1*. Hutier, ( ranville lien I, K.Jda 1!. Heal, Edward Reiser, and Caroline Caihotin, colored. AND EACH <>K VOlT A HE 1IEHE, siimnionded and required to lie and ap;.vr in this Cwnrt on Tuesday the tilth day of eeember next, at twelve o'clock M.. to show uise, if any you can. why (he relief prayed >r should not be uranleil. (liven under my mi l and the seal of the Court this the third ny of Octobyr, A. 1>., 1>:K5. .1. KCI.LEH LVOX, .1 nd;je I'roi'ate Court. i) t he absent Defend.mis: Patrick Calhoun, An-lrcv P. Calhoun. MarM. Calhoun, John C. Calhoun, f.innie .Calhoun, Isabella Leo i:iul Marlah I'. Hut:r: Takk None:*:: That the pel ition ami sum ions in the ut>o>'e cnlitlcd action arc now on Ic in tills Court. luted at Abbeville, K. C., October :>rd, i. I>., >!?:. J. I.UU/Klt LYON, Oct I, ISiti. Judge Probata Court. O-OPi K. DTJRST & CO. ND FLOORS; TWO SECOU agly. We are headquarters i r CLOSEST PRICES POSSIB] Our Warehouse A Preserver Compound Extract of SALYX for preserving fruit and Vegetables b; COLD PROCESS ?For sale at? SPEED'S BBUG STORE CanYou Read T>iU n ?-4- * ? I i uiui w ; Do you know what your con dition will be 20 years lience! Will your earning capacity be equal to the support o yourself and family? This ii a serious question, yet, yoi could confidently answei "yes" if you had a twenty years Tonti ne Policy in the Equitable Life A method which guarantee; all the protection furnishec by any kind of life insurance x and iu addition the largcs cash returns to those policy holders whose lives are pro longed, and who then neec money rather than assurance For facts and figures, addrcs W. J. RODDEY, Manager For the Carolinas, ROCK MILL, S. C iriiiiii' A Rare Opportunity for Any On Desiring to Move to Due West to Educate a Family, f WII.L SKLIi MY HOUSK AND LAN ? ill Dui: West :u low price and on ea> ternjK. Lot No. One [1,] n"" ' " tumcfmivf ilmilMmr nf Mill rooms (elnilt. of which have lire places,) pat try ?ml cook room, nil freshly covered wit tin. Out houses, ample in mini tier, room and convenient. Anions these is a servant house with two rooms, each with a tire placi A well of water uusurpassed In purity an coolness. Fronting on Main Street is a lJrick ilou.1G .\ -S'i feet with a lire place and divided iat two rooms hy a partition. Vegetable garden and orchard in tlneco1 ditlon, and well stocked with fruits and l.c rics of the most reiiubie ami approved v: rletles. This lot has a frontage on Main Street ' MO yards ami contains" thirty-eight or tort acres, eight or ten of which are in pastui connected with the stock lot, and very eoi venlent. The lurid lies well. Is produrllve and yi< hi annually considerable firewood. A laborer' house on sam" with two moms. With this will be sold, if purchaser desire sutlieieiit household and Kitchen furnimn farm and garden utensils to Jit it for mum dlate oec;.:>um\y. Lot No. Two [2,3 Wl11 he sold separately or with No. 1. to s purchaser. It Join*. No. 1 !<mt lias a ironist, on Main iStrect ot 7(1 yard,s and contains I., iwecn three and fi?ur acres of very rlc.h laiitl Jt. has on it a how of two rooms in uoi repair; is a choice building lot ; and wl'.h M present house as a nucleus, em;Id he i-hCMpi C!i!hp>nI l<ira stnai! family. possession eiven October 1, orearli r it <i s'rr<l. Kxa:uin?t!on of prcmisi > and eo: ris;:<> deiicc invited. Wm. 1I00B. July 12, iSSn, if Wood! Wood :.i M. Hill & SOft! I TAVK opened a < u\!, ami \VO??I> VA(! 1 3 mid sire ready l>i teeeive your ordi'i's 1 Winter, (.'all i.ti cii? apes! rairs 'IVrti ?Cash on delivery. .July 1", 1W2, il TAKE '&OTICE. I UK horcl'V fnrSiid alt |rf?p!is?il?j: oil Iil<< I. i VV l'?wiiii; prc'iiM's 'i>r Mh* purpose Ill'NTINti aii'l im|Ii< r iliu iii'j I! i ilay or nluhl iim*. "> l:e1 .\v ?> is! In* entonv ! This notice eovcts limly tlii-nsaiid acrrs i adjoiniu<; IhikN. Kor.I. Ii. (.'ainoun IC^tatr?J'at ('alliouij, K i ecu tor. ) K->r S. M, Cailioiin lislate?W X. ?fc W. ' C'ailioiiii. Kor Norwood lisla'c?I!. 11. ?t- .1. S. Norwoi: S l-'or I'lirki-r Ksin!??Arthur l'?ir!?'T. | l-'nr Watson I'N'at!?K. Watson. Kor l\'-oun KMale?Kulitvt Keown. i I l-'oi Calu ll lislate?J. A. ?V. S l<. Wilson. ; Kor drain ICil.w?William Wilson, i Talari lis late?I aim s Ta::;rari. ?Ii. W.iVJ. II. Watson, j Kept. IX, 1??, If t'L&v-.' > J, x'tfj.,;./xihiUXi WHOLESALE frrAtiAFlftSL Us ^ V ^ ^Kr-JtrV1 GREEK iD STORIES and THREE ??AB 'or all lines and you save money by CiE ON THEM, as well as on all o is ready to receive J. K. E "WALTER L. MILLED, Attorney at Law, -- Abbeville, S. 0. OFFICE ON LAW RANGE. Collections a .Specialty. Oct IS, 1803,2m , Lumber ! 4 ) T AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS for 1 ail kinds of Lumber. Saw mill located on land of J. C. KLUGH. T. F. BKADLEY. , Manager, March 2,1S92, If Medium copy. TERBA COTTA WELLS AT ; PRICES to SUIT the TIMES. \ T N THE FUTURE t propose to sinlt the eelj f-bruted Terra Cotta Wells at a great. reduo:Ion in my former price. So parties desiring ;in everlasting supply of uood sparkling w?ter?ta low price would do well to cooler with me before maklng/Hlier nrrantn ments, as I propose to make It to tlie Int'-rest 01 >:iI - to do so. WATER OR NO PAY?Ik my moii 10. I have in ten years experience standing testimonials In six conn tics. Address ' C. M. CALHOUN, ' | Greenwood, S. C. ? I March 02,1S03. tf [ | Bank of Lowndesville, LOWNDES VILLI:, S. C. \ i * Capital Slock Paid in $20,000 00 , Surplus - 3,500 00 3 I 1 DOES A GENERAL BANKING IUTSInes?. Affords best security and facilit ties for depositors. Issues time certificates of deposits bearing - Interest as follows: six months A percent., twelve months 5 per cent. j J. B. FRANKS, Presdent. jj HAS IN STOCK: i Shoes at Low Prices. e .. Calico at j Cents nsr Yard. 'j A SpieiiQjj Shirt for 50 Cents. ?i Marseilles Qnitts from 65a to $1. i> 'i Cottousfle at ID Coats Yard, <i! I ;| BedM at 8 to 15 Celts, Ready Made Suits S5 to $7. "i | Siiirti?, all Widlte. i ;;| Towels, H osiery and ! Notions of all kinds, j !t | Miiyll.18ftt.tr i! THE ABBEVILLE 3 COTTON SI OIL HILL I Iginnery j I Is Now Ready for Business. 9 fJ'IlKV arc prepared in(;iN" rOTTOX at the J 1 I.OWIST M AliKKT PRICK, urd w.il 1*AY THK HKillKM' I'UICK for ail COTi TON Sl\KS> thai, is ori'crcd. p i Their i in proved machinery, which has just r ! li'Tii overhauled and the speed increased en I*' j II ' ICS t lll'TII Ml U?? I 11 IliUi'llliilU ililiwvilib WI .. wcrK in ilie shoiie*t time. 1 j i'i tmuis desiring lo provide themselves with "r the cheapest and best i FOOD for CATTLE i should make i in mediate arrangements to BUY HULLS & MEAL. JOj - .Soml <.*ash for Hulls and Meal. i The experience of the past ha> fully demon stralod tlmt. <-<*tton seed meal and hulls are ihc I'hcapi'st and nest loud in the world. The pri<e<>f ihesc articles will be increased as the J ki-:isoii ;ul vjinres. Kvery convenience for wei^hlnu. Mihpviib flil 3!ifl TTpr-filiTfiV i'!i) | 11UMU V JLi:U I'll UUU 1 ui liiiuui V/U* I ?e|it. 13, ISM, tr i ATsTD PtETAIL DE t>JC %JL W 'CXX Jg, USE H "WOOD, S. C., OCTO .EHOUSES. We are'carryiDg T. purchasing from us, We have a ther goods: . Our stock comprises your Cotton if you \ i Is; I BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! I g ISEO. S. WILSON & CO.i I 5 5 1)8 | Watts, S. C., ,D <r V said ?Are Making First Class BricE:.? mei <$ J WOl ^ J lota $ ? nig 0 Persons who may need brick in w f i A nny quantity will And It to their in- & OI ' K terest to correspond with us. any r< <? tim $ ^ and ^Orders Solicited & Promptly Filled^ J?! Si wit |GE0. S. WILSON & C0.| 4) April 19, 1893. A Ch? clei tim her TAX HE. 5 as ? ' qui I 1 IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO ed J raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing not Nov. 1st, 1892, nollce is hereby given that, the ' office of County Treasurer of Abbeville Coun paji ty will be open fi.r the collection of taxes for me said fiscal year, from ' wo: Monday, October 16th, an! TTHTmTT SOU | ? uiniijj "2 i Friday, December 15tb, St to i without, penalty. the Ksite pec cent, of taxation Is as follows: wo: Stale Tax 5y2 Mills. wll Ordinary County Tax 3 " Special..... .. % " of I School 2 " mij ? ma Total 11 }4 Mills. j In addition to the above a special tax will | bo collected for school purposes, as follows: Town of Greenwood 3 mills. ^ l'hoenlx 3 " [jat I Ninety-Six 2 " gar Town of Abbeville: tJie : Retiring Hal I road Bonds aud i101 paying Interest on same 2 mill.". 8(aj Special School, retiring bonds wa< and paying interest on same 6J4 mills. ap^ A poll tax ol ?1 per capita on all ma'e eiti-1 gar zens between the age of 21 and .'0 yeurs, except | T such as are exempt by law, will be collected. J bin Tnvn? ura ravnhln nnlv in crold and silver i uiei ! coin, United States currency. National Bank j pro notes and Coupons of State Bonds which be-1 ha\ 1 come payable during the year 1SU8. j hac j In order to accommodate tax-payers I have i tim i arrauged the following schedule of appoint I sai( nients, and tax-payers will please take due! you j notice thereof,as the office at the Court House ! cal ' will necessarily be closed during that time, j " Lowndesville?Tuesday, Oct. 31. ' tiuj Mt. Curmel? Wednesday, Nov. 1. [ den McCormlck?Thursday.Nov. 2. old Troy?Friday, Nov. 3. her Bradley?Forenoon Saturday, Nov. -J. j reli Verdery?Afternoon Saturday, Nov. 4. I bo} Ninety-Six?From arrival of down train! of I Tuesday, Nov. 7th, till arrival of up train ' ret next day. I wit CJiccuwood? From arrival of up train Wed hea nesday, Nov. 8th, till (j p. m. next day. | 1 | Coronaca?Forenoon Friday, Nov. 10. I Jol Hodges?From arrival of down train Frl-jlDl tiny, Nov. 101 h. till 12 M. next day. j UK Donalds?from arrival of dowu train Tues- j SOO day, Nov. 1 lib, to 12 M. next day. j bat Dm: West?Afternoon Wednesday, Nov. ^ l.jtli. and forenoon of Thursday, Nov. 16. | Sto l*aril? s desiring information by mall in re- j anc i hi;r?l to their taxes will please include postage Go fi<r reply, and those paying their taxes by woi cheek will please include the charge lor col-! llio lection. , tilu J, E. BLAKE, jJJ Treasurer. S | Sept. 1SJKJ, if _ wu, mo DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. JS. Tiiomson, i i Oi'r'icK (TP-stairs ox mcilwain I Corner, Abbeville, S. C. "J1 j 1 euc SCHOOL NOTICE. I _ ; \ iA, i'.xksons iiAvrxi; p.usinkss pa, j f\ with Itu- School Commissioner will llnd n i him in his oliiet: all public days and every . j Saturday In each month nearest tho middle; eu | hi I lit- month, during tho present year for the i purpose of registering claims, Ac. k. co WAX, ! j School Commissioner Abbeville County. | nn' j rub z, lSSKJ. ' 'ORE. ALERS IIST ?D jQjjtv kju, x?yo. HE LARGEST STOCK OF n unusually LARGE AND almost everything you want. :S|? vish to store it. ^ tnager, ":)|w A Charm. ery gen tin deed you do e bright spirit brings to yon? e more angel watcb to keep your pillow while yon sleep; . y fter makes the wind's weird son* \ .4? rough the pine trees all nightlong; >arer makes the white stars gleam While you dream, While you dream. ery gentle word you say ie dark spirit drives away; ! ikes the clover in the grass hisper greeting as you pass: rlfter makes the cloud-ships fly, iln tier makes each frosted flake When you wake, ' '. When you wake. iscrlmlnntlng: Against (Women. r see you have a new bookkeeper," : ^ [ a lady to the proprietor of a large cantile establishment. Yes," he replied; "we thought we lid try a woman. We have had 4|1 of trouble with our men book- yjjjfj! pers. They are apt to stay oat late ? bts, and when they do they come e iu the morning so stupid and out ;emper that it is impossible to do thing with them; besides, soraeet? they indulge in petty gambling [ other vices, and are often short or -tffial ney. This leads them to overdraw ' ir salary, if we will permit them to so, and have people running here h bills?or did, until we made it a '>-(i ; that the first man who had a bill ' '.0 there should be dismissed. Yes, thought we would try a woman." ; 'vM 'be lady smiled. Here was a How do you like her?" Capital," was the reply. "She's ir-headed, obliging, always on .'|l ie, neat and tidy, and attends to . $ business." Quite an array of virtues. You <'$8 dently haven't lostanything by the - vj hanjze?" 3 Indeed we haven't. She's worths sand a half of the man we had.", Does she get one and a half times much salary?" was the next in'he man colored a little, and fidget- . 2'Ja n little more. Evidently that was J' such an agreeable question. Well, no," he said. "We never ''?* r women as much as we pay Why not? You say she does her rk much better." Ob, well, it isn't the custom; that's . " said the man. [e turned away, evidently not anx- 'fM a iu jjiuiuug tuc uuuvaoauuui iud this is a regular state of things. , ;ause she is a woman, she most e about two thirds of the pay given i man, even though, according to ; employer's own confession, she is ; rth one and a half of the man ose place she takes. This is a rather 7 jstlonable comment on the justice the average business man, and .'*< -/Vj ?bt furnish the text for a good ny interesting discourses. To Remember bli Mother. l company of poor children, who I been gathered out of the alleys and rets of the city, were preparing for ir departure to new and distant nea in the West. Just before the {?/? /?f fho no t?o alio nf fr Vio Kavo 1>1U? \jA tug voioj uuw V4 IUV wvjo i noticed aside from the others, and arently very busy with a cast off ment. 'he superintendent stepped up to ' a, and found he was cutting a email se out of the patched lining. It ved to be his old jacket, whicl^ ring been replaced by a new one, 1 been thrown aw ay. There was no e to be lost. "Come, John, come I" 1 the superintendent; "what are i going to do with that old piece of ico ?" Please, sir," said John, "I am cut5 it out to take with me. My dear d mother put the lining into this jacket for me. This was a piece of dress, and it is all I shall have to lember her by." And m the poor r thought of that mother's love, and me suu ueaiu auene m tue uiu gaiwhere she died, be covered bis face h his hands, and sobbed as if his irt would Dreak. kit the train was about leaving, and in thrust the little piece of calico 0 his bosom, "to remember his >ther by," hurried into acar, and was n far away from the place where he 1 seen so much sorrow. tIany an eye has moistened as the ry of this orphan boy has been told; I niany a heart has prayed that the J of the fatherless aud motherless uld be his friend. He loved his ther, and we cannot but believe i he obeyed her and was a faithful Id. Will our little readers, whose ents are yet spared to them, always i\v their love by cheerful obedience, iwiu^ mat lun 13 jjicusiug iu tuc [ J? Will the boys, especially, alysbe all'.'ctionate and kind to tbelr tbers? Will you keep in mind t if you should some day have to k upon the face of a ''dear dead tlier," no thought would be so bitter lo Remember that you had given her u by your willfulness or disobedi:e??Selected. -Elmore: Did ever see see a comly of women perfectly silent? cker: Once. Someone had askwhich was the eldest. \n English corset firm made 838 st ts for men last vear. I