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The Press and Banner. BY HUGH WILSON. 11/ a/lnoadow .Tan 04. 1AQd n cuuvounj | ?nu( <w <wv Twelve Pages. New Firm. The Abbeville Supply Company, with Mr. W. D. Barksdule as manager, have taken Ihelr pla^e in the mercantile world,and will henceforth he a factor In the business of Abbeville. Tliey are a new firm and ore determined to merit the good will and a share of the trade of our people. Anoeviue nan 01 irib pu^i-v. er*I young men to the front and none are mure worthy or more deserving than Mr. Buksdale. He has good business qualifications and his business habits are all that the most exactlDg could require. To the Public. We respectfully call attention to our advertisement In this paper, and ask an opporttini ty to show the good*, promising to do our liest In (ill things. With a force of polite salesmen, together with a line of staple itoods at lowest prices, we hope to deserve and get a liberal share of patronatre. Abbeville Supply Company. J Alien Smith, Proprietor; W.D. B.trksdale, Manager. A Xewspnper for Green wood. A commission has b?en Issued bv the Kecremry of St?te to the "Greenwood Publishing Company." of Greenwood. The object Is to pu'ilish a newspaper and do a printing btisln?"R. The capital slock la to be 82 000, dlvlded Into 400 shares of Soeach. The Incorporating me : J. K. Dumt, J. T. Simmons, W. L. Durst, A. Rosenberg. J. W. Duckett. J. W. Sproies, F. M. Allen and C. A. C. Waller. PlfflMnt C nil. Mr. Jump* M. Wrleht of HodsreR and Mr* R. C. of Donalds made a pleasant call at the office of the Presa nni Banner yesterdayevening. They are substatlal citizens und worthy or all commendations. Mr. R. P. Jameson, of Honea Path, wbr In town limt Wednesday. He Is one of the wise farmers who raises his own "hog and homlnv," and always ha? something laid by for a rainy day. Last winter he had the misfortune to lose by Are his barn, and this Fall he rebuilt a new and a better barn. He keeps near shore, bnt always increases his worldly ; goods a* the years go by. Mr. Thomas M. Christian, one of the old- , est and best known citizens of Abbeville. Is , now head clerk for Mr. T. L. Donirlass. who , occupies the former aland of the Red Front Haloon. Mr. Christian la so well known for ; his straightforward, honest way of dealing . that he needa no recommendation from any- , body. It la only necessary for the fact of his location to be known. , Mr. Amnzo Bowman is attending the ses" Ion of the Court. Long time ago, he was a | * ^ Jcinna hlo fpt 11 m ( JTOOa VyDIllCUCIN'D CWIUICI. K7ailV?i M?" IV.? .. , from the wsr he has been one of the roost successful farmers In his section. Wantbi>?To rent, or for sale, a farm of 250 seres. near Mt.Carmel an<1 Calhonns Million Bellott's creek. Will sell or rent cheap on en?v terms. Apply to J. W. W. Marshall, Abbeville C. H., 8. C. tf Mrs. Stanley offer* a rare opportunity to cultivate the voice.nnd as the human voice v, la the sweetest sound that wu ever henrd by \ th* sons of men, this most Important accoint pllabment should not be neglected. t Jr you want a young mule and some rendy I cash, and can ofler the right sort of security, t apply at the Press and Banner ofilce for fur- ? ther Information. i BullderB hardware. The best line In the up I country. Absolutely everything necessary 1 to build a house kept by Abbeville Supply Co. Cupt. R. |McCa?lan of Ninety-Six. was In our , offce yesterday setting a aood example for t people who owe the Press and Banner. I Mr. J. W. Scott. of Verdery, Is In town, c He has been drawn on tbe Jury twelve times I in sixteen years. c a yocnq mule for sale, on time to suit nnrchnser. Apply at the Press and Banner office. ' Give us a chance when wanting either staves or tinware. Abbeville Supply Co. j Highest market prlccs puld fordMed fruit.of 1 all kinds. Abbeville Supply Co. * Try a barrel of our "Pond Lilly" flour at 54 { per barrel. Abbeville Supply Co. Mr. T. T. Cromer and Mr. E. Z. Seymour, f of White Hall, are attending the Court. t Governor Tili.man and other Reform * lenders are In Washington. i Cull ?t Haddon'aany day for tbe next two * Wfeks If you wish bargains. ''?pt J. R- Caewilk. of Bradley, was In town Monday. Haddon's clearing out sale of winter goods begins to-day. Cakt. Wade E. Cothkan U at Court. HERE AND THERE. Paragraph* About the People of Abbeville and Tbelr Friend*. Judge WHherspoon and Solicitor Ansel are stopping with Miss Lucy Whii<\ Mr. Strotber Graves a prosperous farmer has purchased a lot from Judge Cothran nnd commenced building his house; be is coming to town to educate bis children. We bear of several families coming to town, the attraction being our good school. Mr. Watson from the Lebanon neighborhood will move his family soon Into town; he Is a subttamlal citizen; we give a hearty welcome to biiu. Mm. Harris from Elberton has given out the contract lor her boarding house iiprt the shop*; no greater convenience can be furnished the rail road men. Mr. Robert l'errlu is at home after teucblug school Id Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Ab Garrison have mover] to Athens; be has charge of the accommodation train from tbat point to Atlanta. Mr. A. W. Smith, Mrs. J,ewi? Perrln and her daughter Miss Jennir-, went over to Atlanta to attend the "Paul Concert." Mr. Shermau Shaw. Master Machinist of the G. C. & N., shops is boarding with Mrs. K. B. Colhoun. Mrs. Shaw is expected next week. U_ .. ~.l VI -o ... V l..?l .. U|,H HonAl? aro boaidlug with Mis# I.uev White. ' Mr. Tom Jones (nee M Rebecca Moore) f now of Knox vi lie, Tennessee, Is vim ting Mine 1 Julia Fenny. * Miss Kddle Moore of Ninety-Six Ik visiting 1 In town; her many Irietids ure always glad to have her Willi ihem. : Mr. Teddy Matthews of Atlanta tuatle a trip to his ulster M is. \V. C. McUowan. ' Miss M. L. Smith complimented her friend MIks Edwards with nde'lghifui muMcale. ' Mr. and Mr*. Clark from Atlanta are hoard- 1 Ing with Mrs. Ellis (irajdon, Mr. Clark has ' takeu Mr. Bontiarn's place lu M . Dlckerson's 1 office. Mr. Thomas Hnrrlscn of Clcmson and hlR < bride are expected to-day. l>r and Mrs. Harrison wl Ogive it beanlilul reception tonight in their honor. MIsm Janet Borch of E.bertou Ik with Mrs. . Frank Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Coll) run are with ber mottier In Ed*etlid. < MIbs Frances Colbonn of Newberry Is spending a week with Miss Furker. Mr. Kluxb's new hou*e Is th" most convenient and hitractive in appearance of all j the bouses recently bulli; the fortunate (ami- < ly that will occupy It will certainly have a | lovely borne. , Mrs. 8. W. Smith has returned from a long ] trio to her sister Mrs. Mile* in Baltimore. Mrs. A. W. Smith'* baby Is much better ; it i has been seriously ill with grl| p. Mt. Carmel was well tepre^ented In town on \ Saturday by several of the citizens; all spoke j of the great loss caused by the ri-ceni tire. MlssSallle Cuson is visiting ber mother family. Mr. and Mrs. Pressly had a pleasant gather- | ing of friends wltb them Thursday evening. ( Miss Edward's sweet voice lent a charm to the occasion. Nplendid Garden Need. Mr. A. W. Zachary will be In Abbeville next Sale Day with a great variety of the best gardeu seeds. His wagon will be on the public square, where his customers will dud him ready to serve tbem. tf / ? Pure fresh buckwheat and Florida syrup at W. Joel Smith <* Sons. Call on Smilb & Sons for Dixie Boy plows and wheelbarrows. Smith & Sons have received their spring ouion sets,and now is the lime to plant them. A car or noeseea oais 10 arrive next wees a! Smith & Sons. Another car load flour Just received and at still lower prices. T. T. Cromer, Bradley. Ladles dresB sboes 65c at T. T. Cromer's, Bradley. Call oa Livingston <& Perrla for fresh apple butler. Try tbose fresh pickled pig feet at LivingBtou A Perrln's. A fresh lot of canned goods Just received at XJl T lU^DkVli u. X VI tiU 0> Pistols and cartridges at P. Rosenberg <fc Co. All kinds pistols and cartridges. Call and get what you want. P. Rosenberg Jc Co. If yon want any kind of cartridges call and get them from P. Rosenberg & Co. S. V. P.?Southland Veterinary Powder is the latent aud best sprlug medicine for stock. Prepared only by Uarribou & Game. ' -.I'V SCHOOL ENTEFTAINMENT. NICE ACTING - PRETTY TABLEAUXSWEET SINGING. The I.aree Crowd in Attendnnce were Greatly Oeliubted nt the SiiceeNM of the Eveuintc. Some one has laughed at the American saying lhat a hundred thousand dollar building was all they thought necessary in forming a college. The Abbeville people have done more than that, for tlioy have taxed themselves liberally to pay for teachers. The goodly crowd at the school entertainment last Friday night proved that they would go even further than that. That night whs a good time but It should not be theoniytlme to give our support to the school. For more than upon building, more than upon the teacher does tho welfare of a school depend upon the hearty co-operation of Its patrons. Teachers can do little unless we help them. Why should not the Abbeville Oracled School be the best In the State? We have made a tlue beginning and no*v we have helped It uobly In Its ert'ort to obtain a piano and well stocked library. Both these are necessities for every school that wishes to do good work. All g-ant this but very few of us would nave the patience, perseverance and pluck necessary to obtain money for these purposes. But Mrs. Bradley, nothing daunted, lias for weeks drilled and practised the children lor an entertainment which brought lo money for the school aud furnished the people of the town a pleasant evening. The programme lu which the children look the main part was interesting to ail. We had hardly time to be comfortably j seated, gluuce smillDgly around on many a familiar face. Lo nod encouragingly to small boys on the ?encli, when a bell tinkled and the piano sounded a lune familiar to all. When the curtain was drawn that hid the staxe front view a pretty tableaux was disclosed. In ironl of us stood a semicircle of eleven girls, in robes of state, with crowns on their heads and starred scepters In their hands. We easily recognized them as South Carolina with her ten rebel sisters on each side. Miss Jeanle White represented South Carolina. Miss Mamie Lee, Alabama, \fluo Ouna Vinlrh M ifluliikilnnlj M IBs Sad i o Georgia. Miss Male Koberison, Florida. Miss Lucy While, Texas. Miss Eva Klrby. Louisiana. Miss Jeanle Perrin, Virginia. Miss Willie Colbnun. Arkansas. Miss Herbert Bays, North Carolina. Miss Rebecca Seal, Tennessee. Behind these was a large semicircle of girls each lilting over her bead a colored crescent. Though twenty-nine years have pasted since that sad surrender at Appomatax.no Southern heart talis to beat iu uulson with the strain ol the Bonnie Blue Flag. It is not narrowness ior the rchous was Juntas harmonious lust as strong with which they greeted the 'Red White and Blue." It is not with rebellion hut with sad and lovlni; hearts that we of the South thus honor our Conquered Banner. If the older ones were saddened a little by Lbls first, the next aroused tbeiu. For keeping tiru>> with their sturdy little pat In marched the boys and girls of the first jrade and told us how "Little Ben Bute bad a lute, flute, and he went about the streets in a Knickerbocker suit." When the tramping lied away, a very interesting two came upon he stage. Reuben, whose story you caD read In his longiug glances, and his pretty Rachel, [n song and paulomlne Ibey tease but finally nake up. Kachel's pretty ways won the audl>nce and by vigorous applause they obtained i iu encore. iteuuen?Henry uraaiey, llachel?Mis* Jaole Quarles. The next whs a kindergarten symphony ; at be tap of (be (<elI lc marched our little 'rlend* of the tlret grade. In perfect time, In egular order they formed upon the stage several pretty figures. Knch carried a musical oy and at a glvfln olgiuil the lines faced the nidlence and then came one symphony. )ue tooled a horn, another blpw a whistle, all lid their bent, every lace beamed. A symphony perhaps that neltner Bethoven tor liandel would have recognized an such, >ut we thought It not Inaptly named. For s Dot music the expression of feeling, and lid Dot this oome from the hearts serenely mppy In the consciousness that they were lolng their vecy best ? The curtain hid them from view and we be;ame lost in fond recollection of the days vhen we were young. But we started up as soft rich note roses and elt in witching melody through the hall, t was MUs Jennie Edward's singing "Love's Sorrow" and when we by our applause begjed another she kindly sung "Won't you je my Sweetheart." We would have wished mother but feared to ask It, and found our lelves next sympathizing with poor Aunt Jtetsin In her woe over ber prospective >oarders. Mrs. Pufflngton, 10 children , 2 , [Overnesses,2 servants, sympathy soon chang td to admiration ol theciever Doxle who so idmlrably came to her Aunt's rescue. Doxle?Miss Gertrude Hempblll. Aunt Stetsin?Miss Belle Perrln. Mrs, Pufflngton?Miss Uussle Caughroan. We are sure we all admired the soldier-like jrecious with which (be 2ud grade, led by Master Wallace, went through their Wand Drill. The sceue change*:; by ibe Ice and snow ve know it is winter. We should like well to je lost if we found ourselves lu such company as did Norman. (Tom Perrln) and Dorby, (Miss Ma/.le (Jason.) On eacb side, halt lidden by evergreens, were the "little people >f the snow." and to complete the scene came lack Frost, (Win. Hempblll,) with his band )f Fairy Elves. Arouod they duaced scatterng tbeir while Irost everywhere, and only 'topping when Jack Frost whs singing. The Laughing Chorus amused us all and caused nany a "right good hearty laugh" to ring brough the building. The laugh wus continued through the next lumber for there was no one who did not , augh at the news boy, (Sam Benet,) who so ' jleverly roused the auger of the shoe-maker, Harry Cannon,) aud the barber, (Wade Hart8on.) For In the midst of the fight he has ;aused, be loudly calls ibe policeman and the x>or barber and shoemaker feel the force of , ,be latter's club. From gay to sad as In life, so In the pro- ! cram of Friday night. As a minute before ; ,ve bad iaughtd will) the news boy, so now >ur hearts were touched by the sad prophetic itralns of the "Uypsy'H VVurolnK." If all the . ivarulngB were borne by such attractive men- 1 iencersas thin one was, we thluk we would ' Isten to them more heedfully. MUs Saldee >eundMr, Black made a pretty picture as ; bey stood listening. Gipsy?Miss Willie Bays. Miss Saideo Lee. , Mr. Black. MIsb Edwards who now appeared again :ame not to warn but to chArm. How well , the succeeded was proved by the applause . ffhlch followed '"One morning, oh, so early" ' md the sighs of regret as the lam strains of he "sweetest story ever told" died away. The program closed with the "Fro* Hollow School" a scene which afforded much mirth, ["he boys acted well for they were tborougly 1 it home lu the part they played. Altogether it was a satisfactory evening and ive were sorry to t-ee the curtains for the last ;lme, we will be glad when the scuooi gives nx Kuch another. Sluce writing tbe above account we bear tbat over ninety dollars was made at ihe entertainment. Success and prosperity to all such undertakings. BLAZE AT MODNT CARMEL. rbe Heart or The Town Yleltlmo the Devouring Elements. "Itnever rains but It pours," Just about i month ago Mr. Jno. W. Morrah lost his barn with all its contents by tire. Last Tuesday morning tbe citizens or Mt. Carmel were again called out to arrest the progress of tbe (lames. Atabout half past'our o'clock the store room of Mr. McNeil was discovered to be on (Ire. On entering the store It waB discovered that the whole upper pari or the building was Inflames and making such rapid progress that It was Impossible to save the building. Although the citizens worked heroically the Are spread rapidly, destroying the adjoining building, occupied by McCallUter & Hlack as a drug store and a dwelling house, which, until two days before, bad been occupied by Mr. Stanton, The buildings burned stand in a nest of wooden structures in the very heart of the town. The wet weAtber and absence of wind, retained tbe fire and prevented the destruction of the whole business portion of the town. That the fire was tbe work of an Incendiary there is no doubt. A horseman was beard galloping Into aud then out of town a short time before tbe alarm was given; goods known to have been In tbe upper part oi Mr. McNeill's store (a part of which was a mass of flames where the Are was first discovered) were found during the succeeding day secreted under the Methodist Church; and near the stores in a thicket oi pines the hitching place of tbe galloping horseman was discovered, while near by a suck saturated with kerosene was picKeu up. ii is saie, mereiore, io oeueve that tbe man who rode tbe horse applied the torch. Just who thatiuun was no one known. Mr. McNeill lost his entire stock of goods. Insured for $ ; McCalllster & Black saved about three-fourths of their stock of drugs, no Insurance. The building occupied "by Mr. McNeill was owned by Mr. G. B. Cade, Insured for $300.00; the building occupied by McCalllster & Black was owned by Mr. B. W. Boyd. This building and the dwelling house which belonged to Mr. Flow was uninsured. BADLY CUT. Oue Xejrro Cuts Another'* Throat. Thomas Jones, colored, and Bob Scott, colored, a rail roud hand, got Into (uss In the billiard saloon, yesterday evening, when tbe rail road tnan cut Joue's throat, doing serious injury. The railroad hand is now in custody of the officers, and Jones wes laken borne for repairs. PROGRESSIVE PRINTERS. I The Prenbyterlnn to Pat In n Folder, i Culler aiul Punier. Another improvement for the Presbyterian! The managers have closed a trade for m Dexter Folder. Experts tell us this Is the simplest and at the same time the most efficient. folder on the market. This machine will fold, cut and paste. As soon ns it arrives the Presbyterian will assume an 8 pmre book form, the size oi the present pane. This will give all the pages a like prominence and do away with "the inside" feature. This reminds us that we have on onr table a proposition from a "Newspaper Union" to print one-half or the Presbyterian and furnish the paper (but a cheaper paper than we use) for JW.40 an Issue. About & less an Issue than we have paid for tbe blank paper. We can not think, however, to make|that side of the paper a "patent outside" at a reduction in price, would be acceptable to tbe majority of our readers. Instead we hone to put as much original mutter as possible In the paper. This Improvement will cost us money, but we are laboring to give the church a paper that Is worthy of the generous support tbe Presbyterian Is now receiving.?Associate Reformed Presbyterian. The Press and Banner notes with much pleasure any evidence of prosperity on the part of our respected contemporary, and as that pnper has talked nt Its business matters, along a Hue ou wblch we have already traveled, we are led to talk a little of our experience on the SHine. namely: the patent side. That paper declines to buy a "patent side,/'not because It Is poorly edited or poorly printed, but because he cannot think, to make that side of the paper a ' patent side" at a reduction In price, would be acceptable to the majority of the readers." Without pretending to offer uny advise to anybody, we can state our own experience as to the secular press, and see no reason why there should be any essential difference hetween the conduct of the secular and religions press. After examining the sheets of the different "newspaper unions," and going through the papers on our exchange table, we were convinced that there was not u single borne print paper that had the labor bestowed upon it that was put upon the New York .Newspaper Unlon'a sheets, and at least from two to four times as much equally as good matter was given In these sheets as was setup at any of the home offlccs. with these facta before us we determined to buy tbe patent sheets, reduce tbe size of our type, and give the iame amount of reading matter on one side that we bud formerly spread out on both Bides. The result was roost satisfactory, and we would now quit tbe business, if we were com- j pelied to go back to tbe use of brevier and long primer, while denying ourselves of all ( the other advanced methods in our own busi- , news. We would as soon throw aside our cylinder ( press and store away our folder and go back to tbe hand press and the band loldlng, as to refuse to accept the improved methods in other departments. The Presbyterian says: " We hope to put as much original matter as possible In the paper." We endorse every word of that. Oar neigh- . bor is working in tbe right direction when be , seeks original matter. By "original matter" we presume he means church news, or local and personal news from tbe different neigh- . borhoods In which his paper circulates. Outside of a sermon, there Is no particular need frvr nnmlu lilarapv nrnHnMlnnil Th? lit.tlA i scraps in a patent paper are good as anybody can select. i Our neighbor in speaking of the increase of original matter says: L "This Improvement will cost us money." e It Is not the "original matter" tbat will cost c money. In it not prejudice against the advanced methods that will coat you money? a The secular press bas fought progress In the t "art preservative" everslnce we can recoiled. ^ Printers strenuously objected to the lntroduo- ^ lion of cylinder presses. Blind prejudices d fought, ridiculed, and even in some Instances ^ threatened to quit exchanging with papers c tbat used patent sheets. The same vigorous t kicking has been made aguinst plate matter. Kesult, the cylinder presses have come to utay; nearly all the progressive newspapers r use either the plate matter or the patent aide. Assuming from what our neighbor says that the "patent sheet," of which he speaks, j Is good enough In itself, our neighbor would j Jo a better business, and have a greater pride In it, if be used tbat sheet By throwing away our leads and the large _ type which we used on onr paper and by buying small type, and setting the same amount f] jf matter on one side that we formerly put on J both sides, prosperity was brought the Pi ess and Banner, and we tbluk the same results would come to any other printer who adopts I ibe same methods. The reader made a clear <ain of all that was on the patent side. Sub- ? <crlbera paid up better, and many new Dames were added to our list. 1 We have nothing to uree upon our respectsd neighbor,but we will suggest lhatpreju ilce cannot always stand In the way or pro J ?ress. The people demand more reading mat- 1 ier than can be set up In small offices, and the religious press must sooDer or later do as the ? secular press has done, yield to (he Inevitable, j and take their places in tbe procession and < accomplish of greater achievements. * ?? ? | DUE WEST AND MEXICO. J ? Sew School Home to be Dedicated? ^ The Female Collere-Niai Ed< wards?Rev. C. E. Todd'n Affliction i ?Readlncr Room?School*, Etc. Due West, Jan. 22. 18M. Mr. Walker Edwards of Abbeville came up Sabbath to be with home folks. The sick of our town are all Improving. I Mrs. M. Jennie Cain, of Georgia, Is visiting [ friends In Due West. She leaves this week for her home. Mr. W. B. Knight, of Lancaster, Is (ravel Ing for Sweet Water Flour Works, of Tennesnee, andl* also selling goods for Armour's Packing House or Chicago. He spent last Sabbath In Due West and worshipped at the Associate Reformed Church. . Mr. Will Donald and Mr. George Hasan have a drove of fine horses and mules for Bale tit Donaldsvllle. Miss Jennie Edwards has been visiting In Abbeville. She Is expected to take a claws In music at Kershaw, in Lancaster County. She will beereatly missed during her absence. Mr. John Wren Is laying down material to build a good ({Id bouse at cross roads near his brick yard. By reason of the recent sorrow in Rev. C. E. road's family his lecture to the Seminary Students baR been post-poned. Dr. J. P. Kennedy, of Atlanta, Georala, ar- 1 rived In Due West last week. It will be grat- ] tnhio manv IripnHa In thin Pnnnlu In IIJ11J*, "*??v ...V ?? -- w.? v 1V T fenow that he Ik rapidly recovering from a recent spell of fever. c The Primary Department of the Female College In In flue working order. It is In the hands ol good and experienced teachers, Misses Russel and Brlce. They have enrolled about TO pupils. The Semi-Annual Celebration of the Phllomathean Society occurs next Friday evening , the 26th. These occasions are much enjoyed by the public. Mr. J. A. Ranson, of the Seminary, has charge of the Reading Room of Ersklne College. Besides literary and theological works there are to be found all the leading magazines and periodicals of the day. The dedication of the new Wood Lawn school bouse will take place next Sabbath. Rev. 0. Y. Bomer has been invited to preach theBermon. This will be a day of rejoicing for this community. They bave for some time been looking forward to the time when they would have a comfortable house forthelr 1 day school and for Sabbath school purposes. > rrUntr A*A trv Kq AAm man /la<l fr\y (hair vaal < n E this good work. May Jt long prove a blessing c to these good people. The exercises will be- F gin at 8 o'clock p. m. ' Master Ambrose McNalr, of Georgia, 1b now with Mr. Holder. He Is a relative of hers, and an orphan. He comeB to enjoy the advantages of our schools. Collection was taken up In the Associate i Reform Church la?t Sabbath for the benefit of the church building fund of El Maize, Mexico. This is the sratlon where Rev. J. S. A. and Mrs. Emma McDlll Hunter are located. ^ The amount lifted was 8118.00, this with some former contributions makes about SIM this g congregation has contributed to this fund r during this year, and over SSOO.OO to the cause c of Foreign Missions. Mrs. J. M. Ellis has charge of a good school t In the Hagan section. Mrs. Ellis 1r provlug herself to be a successful Instructor. About 30 pupils enrolled. The best school thlB com- , mnnllt. KnoWnsl (a* o..mu t.An?. Mr. w. A. Todd left for Orleans, Fla., the 15th Instant. Heexprcts to euter Into Uuslnlss there. We wish for him abundant success. The friends of Kev. C. E. and Mrs. Todd will deeply sympathize with them in the death of their lovely little daughter, Sarah. She strugled with death lor nearly three weeks. All that loving hands and skillful physicians could do, was done to stay the haud of death and relieve the snttering, but Id vain. We see from the Atlanta Constitution that the suit of Mrs. Mary O. Tennant against the ' Augusta Railway Company, for 510,000 lias been flied. Mr. It. C. Brownlee as Special Agent fort-he Greenwood Fertilizer Company has sold ' about 1500 tons of Fertilizer for that company 1 to date. That"13 tons" last week was a-had 1 hrHlte." Ii. s. a. 1 I A Word About Prescription*!. The best of medicines are none too good for ' sick folks. Its had enough to be sick without \ running chances with second grade drugs That's the reason we buy only the very high- 1 est quality of everything. Its a great satisfaction to us to know that every prescription we send out is just as good us good drugs will . make It. No matter what you puld for it you couldu't gel any belter. Harrison & Uame, Druggists. I mu,-;; . ... p.. 1 Notice to Debtors. | HAVING sold out my business, all parties Indebted must corae forward at once and settle. J. H. LATIMER. Jan. 17,1S04, tf Dissolution. q^HE firm of A. B. HAMBLIN. agent, was L dissolved by mutual consent, on iiit-nin Instant. 1 The notes and mortgages for stock have I been transferred to the Abbeville National * Bunk for payment. All persons Indebted will make payment only to the Bank, or to J. 8. STARKE, or W. S. COTHRAN, ( Jan. 11,1894, 4t At the Stables. j For Sale. SIX SHARES (paid up) In the "Greenwood Cotton Mill." The mill declared a handgome dividend the past year. For Information call on or address C. M. CALHOUN. Jan. 17,1891,3t Greenwood, S. C. J rnimm1 ] By virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain mortgage executed to me fty Mrs. Lucy C. Coleman, dated on the _ sixth ((lib) day of February, 1890, to secure the a payment ol three promissory notes of even date therewith, aggregating the sum of One ( Hundred and Forty Dollars and Ninety-One Cents, I will offer for sale at public miction, on MONDAY, the fifth (5th) day of FEBRUARY, 1894, the same being a legal Salesday, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property, to wit: All that tractor parcel of land,situate, lying, and being In Greenwood Township, Abbeville County, In the State aforesaid, containing One and Three-Tenths Acres, J more or less, and bounded by lands of J. W. Wells on the West, D. H. Boon on the North, Lucy C. Coleman on ihe East, and Dunbar and others on the South. To be sold hs the property of the said Lacy r C. Coleman to satisfy the aforesaid mortgage l and the costs of Bale. it TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. 3 M. H. KEMPSON, g Mortgagee. $ Jan. 17,1S94,3t 00 D rhe State of South Carolina, Sl ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Q Jrobate Court?Citation for Letters of Administration. Jy J. Fuller Lyon. Esq., Judge, Probate Court. rTTHEREAS, N. G. Brown has made ruIt to ? W me. to grant him letters of Admlnls- tv ration with will annexed of the Estate and tr lOectH of James F. New by, late ot Abbeville onnty, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonish ,h ,11 and Ringuiar the kindred and creditors of he said James F. Newoy. deceased, that they M 16 and appear before me. in the Court of Pro- y ate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Moclay, January 29th, 1S94, after publication lereof, at U o'clock In the forenoon, to show auneif any they have, why the said Adminisratlon should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal of the Court, this 12th day of January, in the year of ? L.S.] our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, and in the 118th year n of American Independence. PnhlUhoH An iHa 17th Hav r?f .Tonnnrir n the Press and Banner and on the Court rr louse door for the time required by law. 4 J. FULLER LYON, Jan. 17,1894. Judge Probate Court rhe State of South Carolina, m ABBEVILLE COUNTY. robate Court?Citation for Letters of Admin- Jj lstratlon. Jy J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Judge Probate Court. ? WHEREAS, Rarauel W. Domlnlck has Ht made suit to m~, to grant him Letters of re Idmlnlstratlon of the Estate and effects of |>< Jawoy C. Domlnlck, late of Abbeville C'oun- . y, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and admonish ill and singular the kindred and creditors of ^ he said Nancy C. Domlnlck, deceased, that hey be and appear before me, In the Court of P* 'robate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Tuesday, January 80th, 1S9I, after publication lereof, at 11 o'clock in the lorenoon, to show _ ause If any tbey have, why the said Admlnstratlon should not be eranted. -n Given under my hand and seal of theCourt, Ju this 13th daj of January, In the year of L.S.] our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, and in the 118th year -V of American Independence. Published on the 17th day of January. 1894, " n the Press and Banner and on the Court louBe door for the time required by law. t ntrr t t vav J . X1 U IV U I Uil, Jan. 17,1894, tf Judge Probate Court. ? ill IITlli! I tt For Paying Taxes Without Penalty. I b< ra Treasurer's Office, Abbeville County, Abbeville C. H? s. C., Jan. 4th, 18<M. By official notice from comp- roller General Ellerbe, the time for payment ^ if taxes without penalty has been extended ^ To Feb. 1st. I Hi Parties in arrears will taUe notice that this b the limit of extension. . J. B. BLAKE, JB., Treasurer. , Jan. 10.1891,3t . I [)ICHARD GANTT, Is now prepared to do (V all worfc in ms department in tne dbri i aanner and at reasonable charges. Monthly t ustomers shaving. hair cutting and sham j toolng $1 per month. Rasors honed and put | tc n the best condition for 25 cents each. j tl EL F. SILLIAED/ TAILOR, HAS moved, and occupies the room recently occupied by J. L. Clark, the frunmitb. and Is now prepared to do all kinds of ~ epalrlng and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes ^ in HDon uunce. Samples of suits always on baud. Charges easonable. Port Royal and Western Carolina. , i I "Quickest ltoutc to Florida." * A UQUSTA AND ASHKVILLE SHORT L1N2 fX Schedule In effect Doc. 81st, 1S98. (J. B. Cleveland, Receiver.) ,v, Augusta. ' 9 00 a ni *"> 00 p m f Ir. MeCurmlck II 45 q in 5 57 i> in j \r. Anderson 7 80 p n ir. Greeenwood 11 4:1 ii ni 9 80 |> in| 6 40 a in 0 Ir. Laurens !lii 47 |> in j 8 86 a in' vl Vr. Greenville I 2 80 j> ui, Di . - o ........... > All 1 ! 1 I ?,m __ \r. HendtT8onviiie...|lO 22 |i in M \r. Ashville 111 20 i #F Lv. Asbville 0 50 a in, ; th Lv. Iletideraonvllle... 7 57 a ni | Lv. Spartanburg 10 If) n m 5 25 p in Lv. Greenville liO (Kl a in 4 00 p n>| " Lv. Lnurens ; 11 50 a in 8 10 p u>{ &1 Lv. Green wood \2 52 p u> 10 00 p in 7 00 a ni Lv. Anderson , 9 20 a in Lv. McCormlck 1 49 p m j 8 :$7 u ui * &r. Augusta 3 35 p in Ill 30a in J* \r Savannuh | 6 00 a in; ; 0 30 p in Connection at Augusta for Florida and all points Ji rt'est. Daily, except Sunday. W. J. CRAIG, G. P. A. K. L, TODD, Traveling Passenger Agent. Call on 1-lvingslou & l'errlu for cigars anil .obacco. T :V::-vv ' 1 .0 *'* ' * y ' .?" "? Groceries! Groceries! Groceries! NEW riJtun. " r ; LIVINGSTON & PERRIN, DEALERS IN ? Staple, Green aifl Fancy Groceries. yOU will find everything that is kept in a flrist cIhr* establishment. Particular attention given to the ' Market Department. Having secured the services of a first class >utcherwe intend to make this department lrst class in every respect. Fresh Meats Always on Hand Also, POTATOES, ONIONS, CABBAGE and all Country Produce. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for CATT.E and HOGS. Give us a call at h H. MOORE'S OLD STAND. NO. 2 COTHRAN RANGE. Jan. 10,1894.12m MORTGAGEE'S Sale of Land, )URSUANT TO AUTHORITY VESTED Id us by a mortgage executed to us by J. i. Pettlgrew, on tbe seventh day of August, 190, duly recorded In office of Register of [esne Conveyance for Abbeville County, In ook I, page 129, tbe condition of which mortage lias been broken and the power therein inferred has become absolute, we will sell at ubllc outcry to the highest bidder in front of ie Court Honte in Abbeville, R. C., on BALEAY IN FEBRUARY, 18M. after the sales by ubllc officers, all tbat piece, parcel or tract of md, situate In tbe County ot Abbeville, and Late of Mouth Carolina, containing ne .Hundred and .Ninety and One-Fourth (190 1-4) Acres, \ ' ore or less, bounded by lands of B. D. Kay, Iodzo Z. Bowman, John W. Brown, the ower Tract aDd the County line, It belnif the act of land mortgaged to u? by J. L. Petti ew as above stated to which mortguge refer>ce may be bad lor a fuller description lereof. TERMS OF HALE?Cash. Purchaser to ly extra for all necessary papers. SYLVESTER BLECKLEY, JOSEPH J. FRETWELL Jan. 10.1894,4t fOTICE TO CREDITORS. 'he State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE, court of. common pleas. . el n hard Bros, St Co., vs. J. T. Youngblood, et al. ^ LL THE CREDITORS OF J. T. YOUNGr/Win whn opfl mil liner frn onnf rllintA thpir lareofthee. , uses of this suit are bereby quired to present and prove tbelr claims 'fore me wltbln thirty (80] days or be tbereter barred. ' Such creditors must sign an agreement In rttlng that tbey will pay tbelr proper pro>rtl of Hucb expenses. J. C. KLUGH, Master. December 27, 1893. 5t Estate of James C. Tittle, Dec'd. . LL persons having: claims against the EsL taw of J. C. Tittle, deceased, are hereby quired to present them without delay to le undersigned, and all persons Indebted to ild estate mu6l make Immediate payment. JULIA I. TITTLE, Dec. 11, 1898,4t Executrix. Stockholders Meeting. 'HE regular annual meeting of stockholdera of The National Bank of Abbeville 111 be held at Its banking house at twelve cloi-k on TUESDAY, the ninth day of JANARY next, for the election of Directors for le ensuing year. BENJ. 8, BARNWELL, Cashier. Dec. 13,1898, U House and Lot for Sale. OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT on Moseley Ferry road In the town of Abivllle. Terms easy. Apply to W. 8. Coth,n, J. Allen Smith, or to me a?. Greenville, S. T. P. COTHRAN. March 15,1898, tf SCHOOL BOOKS BURNISHED TO TEACHERS at publishers Introductory prices. Mall orders soD. 0. DtJPRE, Greenwood, Due. 13,1S93, 4t -rr A -I- TT A "T~?T" T7! V U /-V r> I iPi Land for Sale. )ARTIES wishing to buy good farm lands, in large or email tract*, and on easy rms, will find It to their Interest to apply to le undersigned. Several valuable tracts within one-half to ur rollcs from Lowndesvllle, 8. C., suitable r good homes or valuable as investments. Call on or write to ' J, B. FRANKS, Lowndesvllle, S. C. Dec. 20.1893, 4t rHE COURT Postponed Until Monday, Jan. 22,1894, )\VINO 10 THE FACT THAT THE C1Rift Solicitor and the lawyers of the Abbelle Bur will be In attendance upon theSueme Court during the week commencing onday, the 15th of January, Judge Wltlierioou has postponed the Court until Monday. ie 22nd of January. Petit Jurors drawn for first week are dlsIssed and will not be required to attend at 1. Petit Jurors drawn for the second week are quired to be present on Monday, the 22nd of muary. Grand Jurors will report for duty on 22nd of inuary. W. R, BULLOCK, Clerk Court, Jan. 3.1894,3t An Ordinance To Raise Supplies For The Town of Abbeville, S. C., for the Year 1894, Tip: IT ORDAINED BY THE INTENDA* -L' and Wardens of the Town of Abbevlll S. C.,in council assembled, and by authorl of tne same: That a tax for the sums and the manner hearufter named shall be ralsi and paid into the treasury of the Tow Council for the uses and purposes thereof f the year A. D. 18JM, Section 1. On e*ery One Hundred Dolla of the cash value of all real and person estate within the Incorporation of the sa towu or Abbeville. the Hum of Twen CeulM. Wee. 2. On each Billiard and Pool Table < Ten Piu Alley kept for hire, the sum of Twe ty-Flve Dollars for each Table or Alley mr. than one kept by the same owner 815. C each Bagatelle Table kept for hire tbe sum Twenty-Five Dollars. If any person or pe sons are found guilty of receiving pay < making a charge for a game ot Billiards, Po< Bagatelle or Ten Pin Alley, without having license, shail be lined not exceeding the su of Fifty Dollar)*.or i ot more than thirty da; In the County Jail. Sec. 3. That all mole persons between tl ages ot sixteen and fifty years, except tho physically unable to earn a support, a liable to road duty and shall be required work on the roads, sidewalks and stree within the incorporation of Abbeville six an one third days by direction of tbe Tow Council. The commutation for said ros duly to be the sum of two dollars and ot uau, ra uo piiu 111 nit} nine oi payment i other taxes, to wit, ou or belore the first d? or March. All persons refusing or failing work six and one third full days, to be e: cepted and approved by the Council, or pa the above commutation, shall be liable to pa a line not exceeding 825, or Imprisonment 1 County Jail not exceeding thirty days. Sec. i. That all Itinerant auctioneers, pe< dlers, except venders of farm produce raised I the county offering at retail any goods wba soever for sate, shall pay a license of not moi than Twenty Five Dollars nor less than Or Dollar per day. Sec. o. That all circuses shall pay a llceni of Oue Hundred Dollars for each and ever exhibition ; and all other shows, Includlc what are commonly known as side-show attached to a circus, shall pay a licence < not more than Flit? nor less than Two Dollai I for each exhibition. Sec. 6. That all returns shall be made ni der oath, on or before Uie first day of February 1691, and all taxes shall be due and payabi on or before the first day of March, 1894. 1 any person shall refuse or neglect pay men of the taxes herein levied within the tlm specified, the Treasurer of the Town Counc; is hereby authorized and required to ad twenty percentum nenaltv. aud if thn u* with tbe penalty Is not paid wltbln thlrt days thereafter, It sball be tbe duty of tb Treasurer ol the Council to Ixsue execution tberefor Immediately,and collect the sain by due process of law, us provided in tbe cbai ter of said town of Abbeville. Hec. 7. That a special return of al Real Property in town of Abbeville Bubjecl to taxation shall be required daring th month of January, 18&4, on form to b provided by tbe Town Council, and that sai< return when made sball be referred to i special board of assessors, consisting of tbrei Freeholders, to be appointed by tbe Towi Council, who shall fix tbe value thereof an< report of said committee to beconflrme< by the Town Council. (Sec. 8. If any person or persons shall re fuse or neglect to mafce a return of tbel property for taxation within tbe tlm< prescribed herein, the return of last yeai with fifty percentum added, sball be deemei and taken by tbe treasurer to be tbe tru< value or their property for taxation and 1 sball be assessed at that rate. Hec. 10. On each dog tbe sum of fifty cent* Done and radlfled In Council and the sea of the Town Council affixed this 17L1 (L.S.)day of November eighteen hundre* and ninety-three. R. M. HILL. Intendant E. B. GARY J. C. KLUGH. JAMES TAGGART. JAS. CHALMERS, Secretary Dec., 12 1893. IfII Mil T. T. Cromei Has opened a wholesale and retail stock of General Merchandise A fll A mi A1 BBL?LU1J& X, which be ofiers to Ibe public at astonlshlngl; low price*. A few of tue fraud offers are: Men's Clothing from 84.50 to |10 per sal wblcb were bought for cash at a sacrifice. Standard Granulated Sugar 18 lbs. for SI. F. F. F. Rifle Powder 6 lbs. for$l. Tobacco 4c per plug to 15c per plug best Tobacco 26c per pound to 45c per pound besl FLOUR reduced in price. 2 lb Bagging 5o per yard. Good rebundled Ties at 90c per bunch. Coats Spool Thread at 45c per dozen. Ladles Fine Dress Shoes from 65c to 81.25. Set Knives and Forks at 45c up to Roger best triple plate on white metal at specla prices. Good Pocket Knives and Scissors from 10c. Good Candy at 8%o per pound. Come and see for yourself and be convinced Thanking tiie public for past favors, am soliciting a continuance of the same, I am Very Respectfully, T. T. CROMER, Dec. 6,1398, 12m A Complete and Ful STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED Metropolitan Branfl of Mnefl Paiol ? of ? JOHN LUCAS & CO always on band at the City Drug Store. PRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by tb single can 81.25. A liberal discount t painters using large quantities. Oct. 25,1888, tf iRiiiS Notice is hereby given that a petition bas this day been filed In tb< office of the Clerk of the Court of Comraot Pleas, for the County of Abbeville. Stata o South Carolina, bv Lily E. Ellis, for the ap pointment of J. Fuller Lyon, Esq.. Judge o Probate, Guardian of the Estates of Lily E Ellis, M. B. Ellis, Ethel Ellis and Joseph W Ellis, minors. Said estates consist of monej and an undivided Interest in a store houxi and lot, inherited from their father, M. B. El Us, deceased, the total value of said estates be ing about seven hundred dollars, and no fit competent and responsible person can bi found who is willing to assume such guar dlauship, application will be made to thi Conrt of Common Pleas for said County at Iti next term, in Januarv, 181M, for an order ap pointing the said J. Fuller Lyon, Esq., Pro bate Judge, Guardian of said estates. M, P. DEERUHL, Attorney ior reuuouer. Jan. 2, 1894. School Notice. ALL persons holding school claims wll have them reentered at once, as I wan o make up my annual report. E. COWAN, School Commissioner. Oct. 25,1893, tf Returns to Probate Court. All administrators, executors Guardians and Trustees are required t< make return of receipts and expenditures or account of their several estates before th< first day of March next, or be sHblect to rul( and costs, J. FULLER LYON, Jan. 3,181M. Judge Frobate Court. A nice line of stick and fancy candles a Livingston & Perrln's. - " , - - >V?/ ' ' . r ? JiiTi** JJUilUf VI UUUUUUl/lUJi TO CANVASS TEE RETURNS OP (t PERSONAL PROPERTY OF g ABBEVILLE COUNTY. ; " or ' aj Who They Are and What is Exty naotfld nf Thorn. nr r nre Tbe returns of the various Townships will . ^ be forwarded to tbe Township Board of Aa . r. sessors by or before March 6th; they will then or bave until March 19th for examining tbe re 'Jj turns. Try and forward tbe retorna to thla of m (Ice by the 12tb or 18th of March. It la clearly yu tbe duty of thla Board to scrutinize each re]e turn carefully and to see that each Item of ge property listed tbereon la aaeeaaed at Its true re market value. There la no rale to return ^ property at 66% perceDt. of lta actual value, id Where parties are suspected of baring credit* 'd above their Indebtedness or any other obarao> ter of property that does not appear on tbelr oi sworn return, It Is the duty of tbe Board to IV AntA * - - - v outer nucii property or report mo case to theAuditor for Investigation. ,y This Is also the year for tbe re-assessment of y real estate. I hope tbe Board will see to It D that land is assessed at 1U truo market value. 1- For example, as It woald sell at Master** tale. n In every Instance where tbere Is a material change In tbe return of an Individual be sore ie and notify tbe party,so tbat be may bare tbe power to appeal to tbe County Board of 'y Equalization. , - 3 ig Tbe County Board of Equalization will bold.' 8< its annual meeting In tbe Auditor's office,;. Friday, March lOtb. Tbe work of tbe County' Board may require more than a day. l' Tbe following freeholders are hereby ape pointed Boards of the various Township*: [i Ninety-Six?J. P. Phillips, J. W. Fouche, J. '* A. Calhoun. . < It Greenwood-C. A. C. Waller, W. H. Mays; d James F. Coleman. / r.Jj * Cokesbury-T. J. Ellis, G. B. Riley, W. R e Dunn. 8 Dnnaldft?R. T. WoMmn W T *? ? J. Martin. Dne Weat?J. E. Todd, M. B. Cllnkscales, II Jno. T. Bryant. g Long Cane?A. F. Calvert, W. A. Stevenson e N. P. Mcllwaln. 1 Smltbville?N. Anderson, Jr., J. L. White, I W. W. Purdy. i White Hall-A. J. Pound* D. W. Jay, J, L. \ Ward, 8r. Indian Hill?J. L. Russell, J.C. Kennedy, R h W. Crawford. |j r Cedar Springs?A. K. Wataon, John Lyon, ? R. O. Hunter. i Abbeville?James McMillan, Jones F. Mil * ler, P. A. Cbeatbam. Diamond Hill?8. B. Knox, A. F. Car wile, J. L C'Trlbble.' . . * Lowndesvllle?I. H. McCalla, L. W. Maulj din, Dr. J. W. Speer. Magnolla^-B. A. Boyd, J. 8. Norwood, C. Q. McAllster. CalbonnB Mills?W. L. Miller, 8.8. MoBrlde, J. n. Alorrab. Bordeaux?Q. 8. Cade, J. B. Hollo way, T. J. Price. Tbe various Boards will meet and organise by electing a cbalrmaa and notify this office. W. W. BEADLEY, Auditor A. C. M Jail. 10,18M, tf I , J , The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. i probate ooubt. , Id tbe matter of the Estate of N. H. Miller, Sr.. Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge,, 5 IT7 Y. MILLER, as Administrator C.-T. A. VI B for said Estate baving applied for settlement and discharge. It is Obdebed, That Monday, tbe 12th day of February next be fixed fnr srrantln? lh? i*. P ller prayed"for. J. FULLER LYON. 1 Jan. 10, 1894. Judge Probate Court The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OP ABBEVILLE. / probate court. j Id the matter of the Estate of Win. H. Ram* pey, Deceased. I Petition for Settlement and Discharge. WT. TO WN8END. as Admin litrator C. T. , A. for said Estate haying applied for . settlement and dlsobargu, ' It is Obdebed, Tbat Friday, the 9th day of '? February next be fixed for granting the relief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Jan. 6,1894, tt Judge Probate Court. : The State of Sfouth Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. " ' | Probate Courtr-Cltatlon for jetton of AdI ministration. By J. ? dlleb Lyon. Esq., Judge Pbobatk Court. S WHEREaS, J. E. Gordon has made suit to me, to grant him Letter* of Administration of tbe Estate and effects of Napper Thomas. colored, late of Abbeville coanty, deceased. These are therefore, to olte and admonish all and singular tbe kindred and creditors of tbe said Napper Thomas, deceased, that they be and appear before me, In tbe Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Thursday, January 2Stb, 18M, after pablioatlon hereof, at 11 o'clock In tbe forenoon, to show cause If any they have, why tbe said Administration should not be granted. Given nnder my hand and seal of the Conrt, this 19th day of January, in tbe year ot our Lord one thousand eight Hundred and ninety-four, and in tbe 118th year of American Independence. 6 Published on the 10th day of January, 0 1894, In the Press and Banner and on theCourt House door for the time required by law. J. FULLER LYON, , Judge Probate Court. Jan. 10,1894. tf j The Annual Meeting OF THE s, Farmers Matoal Fire Ins. Association ' 'a f 11/ILL be held tbe first Monday, SALEDAY . W In FEBRUARY next, In tbe Court f House at 12 o'clock. J. FULLER LYON, President f ! David Aiken, Secretary. " Jan. 10,1SW, 3t B s SALE OF - B ESTATE 17 ail. <i J By VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE EXE- ' V; cuted unto W. A. Stevenson, on the 18th duv of December, 1890, and recorded in lh<i ft. M.'C. office for Abbeville County, S. C., In Book I. page 2)1,1 will offer for sale at Abbeville Court House, on SALEDAY IN FEB RUARY next, being tbe 6th proximo, at 12 t o'clock or upon tbe completion of tbe public sales for tbat day, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, tbat certain lot of land, lying and being In Long Cane Township, Abbeville County, In tbe State aforesaid, containing Three and a Half Acres, more or less, and bounded by lat ds of Allen J Vance, Frank Vance, and C. <fc G.R. R. i Such property being sold to satisfy tbe said 3 mortgage, default having occurred in the pay> ment thereof. TERMS OF SALE-Casb. E. E. COXE, Assignee, tj Jau. 17,1894,81 i