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The Press and Bannei BY HUGH WILSON, Wednesday. March 14, 1894 l urlnimfd Leller*. List of uncalled for letters remaining in th office at. Abbeville, C. H.,S. (-'..for Ih week ending March l'l. 1 smi. A?Willie Alerane. .1. N Alexander. B?Mrs. W. J. Black. MIsk Eurimer Bello W"111 Bnm*>. Mrs. Mattle Brady. Miss Emmor Cellor, Miss Ora Cornwel 13?Mm. Eonna Ellis. I !_Vau| riufludMil H->lre. Loula Hill. Miss Sally H irson, Mr Ann Hagood, MInk Lizzie Heard. J?Mrs. N. L. J., Mrs. Carrie Johnson. L?Mrs. Alice Looms, J. P. Lawrence. M?Miss Mury Marion, Morson Miller, Mri l'liillis McGowan. I-*?Perry Pruit. S?Mlsx Gertrude Stuart, Mrs. M. M. Smltl T? David Turman, Issabel;a Taylor. V?Green Voks. W--M ls? Marion Wright, Mrs. Sallie Wall E. C. T. Walker. T. X. 'folbert, P. M. A. R. P. i'barcli IHrector)-. Pastor?Rev. P. Y. Pressly. service every Sabbath at 11.30 a. m. and 7." p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Sabbath School 10.30 a. in. Su|>eriLi?ndeni C. D. Haddon. All persona are cordially invited to atteix Mtt. J. S. Harris, of Troy, one of the be* bo-loess men ot his section was in Abbeviili on Monday. Duriug his stay in (own h called at ouroffi>-e. From hin? we learnec much on the snbjfct of <>ld fish. He hast globe of the Huh, but the number been re tiiiced. His fish, like ours, have taken the slightest pretext mm au excuse for dying. Mr,S. G. Major of Greenwood was it town taut night. He it* one of Greenwood'i u-eflll citizens, and ofien lias Imporian work fortheelty?his lastJob being the tak ing of the census of the city. The trail jus tl'*hh have kept him busy (ately. Dr. Pressi.Y, Pror. P. L. Grier, Prof. Johr Pressly, Mr. Seldon A. Kennedy. Mrs. Bod ner, and many others of Due Went cam< down Sunday to bear Mr. Pearson preact Sunday night. Mirny of them rode all thi way home that night. Ma. J. S. Watson and Eobert 0. Cheat ham, ol Phoenix, were In Abbeville a lew days ago. They are hustlers from that little town, and we are always glad to see them ir Abbeville. Mr. J. L. Litti.e. who came from Ander son county a few years ago and settled dowr at a nice place on the Anderson road, was it the Press and Banner office a day or two ago Mr. H. M. Youso, of Due West, had bust now In the Probate Court last week as guard ian. He made n pleasant call at the Presi and Banner office. Tho.se Interests! will he kind to henrlha HIm probable thai|noOody will loss anything by the failure of the l^wndesvilie Bank, ex cept by delay iu realizing on the assets. His many friends will regret to learn School Commissioner G. Cowan Is now verj low. And bis death Is expected at any mo ment. Mr. James B. Harmon, of McCorinlch w?s In town one day Ihhi week. He Is one o the live progressive men of hiBolty. Dr. J. U. Bell, of Due West, was In lowc a few days ngo, and called on some of bis old friends while in the city. ocr old friend Mr. James T. Latimer wh> In town last Friday. He went to hear Mr Pearson. Dr. George \V. Pressly and Rev. T. W Hl<>an of Tror will leave for Europe on th? SlsU The building of ihe new dwelling house oi Mr. R. C. Berneau was commeuced last Monday. The law Arm of Benet & (Jason has beer dissolved, notice of which appears elsewhere Mr. J. Y. Miller, of Due West, cam< down last week to hear Mr. Pearson. SENATOR HEMPHILL. He will Yield to the Wlnhen or llli Friends nud Stand tor Ke-Elee tlon. Having heard talk of the probability o Senator Robert R. Hemphill becoming a can dhiate for a State office or lor the office o Probate Judge of this county, we iuqulred ol him yesterday us to bis Intention*. He re plied substantially: "I have no aaplratloni for a Slate office and do not propose to be i candidate for one. Neither will I run lor tin office of Probate Judge. Many of my frlendH, however, Insist upon my serving aaotbei term in the State Senate, and 1 will stand foi re-election." IN NEW QUARTERS. tielllDK Ready Tor n I.aric<-r and Nor< Varied Bu*lne?N. Drs. HarrUon <t (iaiue have moved theli MtJCK OI goons llltoine BUire uuuit uicimt* Hotel recently occupied ?>y Mr. Aug. W Hiultb a* a grocery store. Tue store room ha> I eon nicely refilled aud still further improve ments are going on. Tbe succexa which this new and populai business tirm has met, hat) encouraged Drs, Harrison & Game to >ecure a 8iore-n>om U tbemselve-, where they will enlarge ilieli clock of good*, and include olber mien no iiereiofore deail in by Ihrtu. Their store room has neen tilled up express l> for Ibem, and ihey win be delighted t? lo have their friends cull on itiein in ibeii new quarters. WHERE GOOD HORSES GO. Fine Weather?Fine Preaching-Evan gel lata Wake up UliickallUlug Kin nein?Dr. Bays and Courtship. Nluety-SIx, S. C., March 12,1S91. Tbe fipe weather ol the past week has ena bled Ibe farmers lo uiaKe a good deal o beadway with their work. The Mmuil grali 1m fine. Considerable wheat has been sowi and tbe prospects are lhai we wilt have home made flour another year. Mr. James Bozetmui has the nicest lol o horses sud mules ever brought lo litis marke and he Is selling them cheap. Not many of our people were able to uttenc the mass meellog at Abbeville lust Monday Tue fact is.we are too lur a way lo have mucl interest in politics these d.tys. Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Smith, of ChappclE vere up visiting triend> Inr.1 week. MaJ. Uaiphtu will plant tilly acres of coltot and fifty acres of corn. This is the best plai to gel a good price tor (Milton. Our ottice seek ers try to persuade us that it Is liie repeal c mugwump, etc., but the real trouble is ove production. Mr. John C. Kouche has moved his saw rail to Mr. Joseph Butler's place un Saiuda Hi vet The merchants all closed their mores I at week no Hint they will) their clerks could ul lend preaching. The Leader, Uie best paper ever publlshei Id Ueeenwood, came addressed to us till week. We are alwa)s giad to get and rea< good papers. "Hew to the Hue." This seems to be th motto of brother Sproles. It is a good oa< and always ensures success, Mr. W. 8. Kichardson has sold his tin home Alien to Dr. L. T. Hill of Abbevlllt He Ut one of the best borten ever brought I .Ninety Six. Miss Agues Rice of Salucals visiting friend In the city. Add another half mile to the limits <j Ninety Mix, and it would give us over 1,0( population. We are now only one mil m<] uare. Mr. and Mrs. Jefl Coleman of Coronac spent the nlrfht at Dr. Bozeman's last weefc aud attended preaching at the Presbyterla church last Sunday. Mr. W. H. Frazler has sold his fine stalllo Sensation, to Florida parties. His racers wl] run in the paddocks lor the Summer. Mr. J. W. Blake has bought a tine horse an handsome turnout lor Mrs. Blake. Mr. James Kogers has sold to Mr. J. S. Ru lera pair of handsome jersey calves. The crowd In the Presbyterian church o last Sunday was lmuieuse. There was nc room for them. The sermon by the Rev. M Matthews was very tine, and we are only so ry that all could not hear it. Doctor H. W. Bays will deliver his famoc lecture on Courtship, at Academy Hall o Tnursday, the 15th Inst., at 7.80 p. in., for tli benefit of the District Par*ouage ol the Meti odlst cnurcb. All are cordially invited. A< nilltance lee, 25 cents and 15 cents. foe meeting at tne Presbyterian cburc was closed la*t night. It has Indeed been fiucoessful meeting. Mr. Mathews has labon iaitbfully lor some eight dayij. Ten or tweh members were added to the different cburcl es. The resident ministers of other denom natlos assisted also and had a revival iiod's people not the Presbyterians alone. East Eud. For the finest candies ever brought to tb noirket go to Speed's Pharmacy.; f or a good smoke go to Speed's Pharmac w here be sells the famous brands, viz.: Sat; joso, Grand Republic, Fedoro and many ot era their equal In quality. Call, try them ai t>e convinced. ; J*. \ CONTRIBUTED LOCALS, ' Abbeville, S. t\, Mnrcti U, lsSM. Abbeville will have a cotton factory, al leant everything now points that whj\ Al >i meeting ln?t week iwoofour people promised (conditionally) five | hundred dollars! each lo the enterprise. Auxiliary commit tees are appointed In every township in the fc, county lo act in concert "with the executive committee here. Now is thought, to tie the r opportune time, and all things are moving on harmoniously and favorably beyond the anticipation or all. The establishing ol a cotion factory here, Is now conceived to be a nei< cesslty for the growth and upbuilding of our if' prosperous town, as well as an enterprise In ?L '-? ? I., Ksi n.?? That KAAItd WUIUU IUUI1CJI uuil ntinij u. pui. ^.i^! are now open for RUhRcripiions. Let every r one take one or more shares, as tbe time and manner of payments are easy. *A factory juI. dlclously and properly mannged will pay a good dividend annually, will also establish a , borne market and better prices for cotton; s fron? this view it will readily be seen that every one will be directly, or indirectly benefited and should be largely interotvd in (his grand enterprise. Mr. John 0. Syphan, of Columbia, was In Abbeville last week on business. He has not been here lor many years, and noted with i. much pleasure the prosperity of our people, in well as the progress of our beautiful lown t, The many friends of Uncle George Syphan werej gratified to see him at the?services last Wednesday morning in the Presbyterian church. Miss Mamie Anderson, of Columbia, is on a visit to Mrs. S. N. Williams. Our people are glad to welcome Doctor Brice and family, of Chester, to Abbeville, where he will practice medicine. Our popu latlon Is increasing and we have no doubt but that Doctor Brlee will have his share. 3 Mrs. M. Hmidon returned from the North- I ern market* Inst Friday, where she has bought a large and attractive stock, embrac- ] ' ing all now good*, latest styles and novoltles f of the Benson. Miss Genna Pinson, of salu! ca, near Greenwood Is with this Arm for the ' Spring season as sales lady. ' Mrs. J. K. Millford is visiting her home in , * Edgefield. ? ! Mr. W. T. Penny has just, repainted his \ drug Rtore and everyone should see it, as it is 1 ) * model of beauty and neatness. Mr. George , s Penny is a man or excellent taste, and under I the careful training of his father knows exxct- < ly how to fix up a drug stock, ' Our photographer, Mr. Gallagher is home , again, and is fully prepared to execute all , orders entrusted to him with dispatch, and . in the latest style of the art. 11 , Mr. G. A. Visanska, Miss Belle, aod Mas- l i ter Earnest left yesterday for Charleston to 1 > attend the commencement exercises of the j medical coliese in which his son Mr. S. A. 1 Visanska will graduate. ( Little Jennie Watt, after Reveral months of ' intense suiiermg, aiea jusi ounuay aiternoou , about 5 o'clock. Tbe funeral services were < 1 conducted In ihe Baptist Chnrcb by the pas- . tor, after wbieh her remains were mterea in j - l/On? Cane Cemetery. . i Mr. J. Allen Smith is having an office fix- ' i ed up lor Doctor Klllingsworth. who will , . soon be located in our community, ready for , business. Tbe people of Abbeville should organize a 1 ' society meeting for the prevention of cruelty . to animals, as we see daily aggravated cases ' that need attention. I Mr. Lambert White came home last week : trom Baltimore, where be bas been attending | the deutal college of that city. . Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Blggsbee with Mrs. Up- 1 i church led last week tor Raleigh, N. C. |io I r visit the futher of Captain Riggsbee who is | very III. ' Mr. J. B. Corn well, of Chester, on bis return 1 . home from the west stops over In Abbeville I j and is much pleased with our (progressive town. Mr. Molts is acting as depot agent during 1 | C.iptain Ri'.'gsbee'Habsence.| f ANTKEVILLE NOTES, ? Da?tto>??nha nnrf T.I Ta I.IIxa Photograph*?Candidate*?'The DIspen?ary. Antreville, 8. C., Marcb 8,1894. 1 W. M. Whueler, ol Greenville, wasHt Autrevlllo last week, unci did some tine work Id the ? line of pboiography. Tbe farmers bare commenced to work. We hope they will plant a large acreage In corn, . and be ready to live at borne. Tbe Idea of a farmer paying yO cents per bushel for corn when becun get it for 62 cents, is certainly outol reason. R. H. Haddon weut to Abbeville saleday. We don't think be has missed a saleday since ' ' the surrender. L. 8. Carwlle has his new room completed. What about that Valentine parly now ? I John A. Gllmoreand Miss Dora Alewlneare 1 to be married to-day. 1 Joshua Ashley Is having bis new dwelling I celled, and will soon have it completed. [ W. Al. Pratt has returned from Florida to . bis home In Level Land. We don't see why s our young men don't remain at home, fur i we are of the opinion tbal South Carolina i ? is as good as any State. E. L. Bell and I. J. Carwlle went to Penney's r Creek last week. r We ere glad to see the candidates for Governor upholding tbe dispensary law. If a person is allowed to violate that law, be can violate them all. W. T. Mllford Is Rpoken of as a candidate for School Commissioner. Try your luck again William, aud yon will set there this . time. Rev. J. J. Turner has been attending tbe I * Pearson meeting at Abbeville. Frank. !" DARK AUGH'S DOINGS. ? * Fine Scholl aud a Fine Teacher?Fe#tivaln?Gnanos? Personal*. Darraughs, 8. C., March 10,1894. j ' This community is on a boom aud there 1 sppm? to tie no one to tell It. I will lake the responsibility upon myseff, If you will accept a few dots. j Tbe people of this oommunity have just finished a neat school house near Mr. W. A. , Calvert's p ace, and school haw opened with Mrs. Ella Cromer as teacher. Mrs. A. T. Kiemmlng and daughter are visiting relaves in Newberry this week. Mi*h Mary King, of Belton, Is on a visit to her broiher, J. L. King at this place. There will be a festival at tne new school house next Friday night to raise mouey to * pay for seats and a stove. From tbe amount of guano that Is being * hauled away from DariaughB, the farmers must be golDg to plant plenty of cotton this y*ar. Jack. 1 Due Went l>of*. i j Due West, S. C., March 12.1894. i- The farmers made good use of the fine weather last week. I Mr. Hillary Devlin came up Saturday and l spent theSnbttth with friends here. Mr. J. E. McOllnlock paid Due West a call i last week. Dr. Grler preached In Newberry Sabbath in n the absence of the pastor, who is supplying the Atlanta Mission during this month. >, Mrs. H. P. McQee has been visiting in Greenville. I a Mrs. W. D. Allen, of Enoree, is on a visit to a her father's family, Mr. Moore. The choir are practicing and will be ready 1 ii to lead the Convention in fine singing. i i A number of persons irom here nave atr tended the Pearson meeting trom time to time. All seem pleased and we trust much I iood has been done. Mr. S. B. Lathuu and wife were in Due West I Saturday aud Sabbath. < L- Miss Lou Drennen is at Fort Hill for a month with friends. She has not been well 1 u for some time, and her friends hope that her ? stay will improve her health. d K. E. Allen & Brother, of Greenville, are full of enterprise. They are now runniug a first e class bakery in connection with their grocery ?, store, and will supply their Due West friends with bread. e Mr. Ed. McDavid, who is teaching at Antre- i ?. vllle, aud is associated In the school as coo principal with Mr. Harper, was down Saturday to see friends. K. S. G. >: Tbe 1'oiiiiMte of Silver. ^ This Is what the Southern Faimer wants, but if we make any purchase now whatever, a of course we buve to buy with tbe proceeds of . last year's crop, based on the (limited coinage n bl?Silver has fallen very much In price, so have all articles manufactured irom silver, i. A set of solid sterling teaspoous can now be bought for $3.26?after freejcolnage these same j goods will cost at least 8C&0:ln other words you can now buy a set of solid silver bpoons at the same price as you could gel only good piate for one year ago. n * You can now get sterling teaspoons at $2.50. r> but they would be rather light. You can g*t r. anything In the sterling silver line at R. CJ Bernau. He carries the largest stock of flat lg ware and fancy pieces In the country. u The Press and Banner Is printed with good le good type and In good characters, If you cnni not read this type with ease, your eyes must J be the cause. R. C. Bernau, who Is a graduate optlclau ran remedy this by fitting you :h with a pair of fine glasses, guaranteed to give a satisfaction. A ulce lot of patent lenther pumps and ,t; white dresB bows at Cross & Martin, j. A nice line of silk gloria umbrellas suited 0[ for ladies and young gentlemen at Cross |d Martin. If you want,a good umbrella give them a call. One of tbe best selected line of genta neck wear consisting of 4-ln-liand leeks, dress bow? its and Windsors can be found at the store ol Cross (fc Martin. The ladles are Invited to look at their Windsor ties, they are extra length. >oh Miss Eifert, of New York, who made herad self so popular last season, Is again at her post with R. M. Haddon. T~ * ~ " I M. T. COLEMAN'S IImproved Racket Store Did you ever trade at a Racket store in your life? If cot, it is high time you were doing it. You ask why. I answer, be cause you can buy good goods cheaper there than anywhere else. The word Racket itself implies as much. You go to sell ing goods cheaper than anybody else in town and you will raise a racket every time and a big one at that. Now this is just exactly what I am doing and am raising a big racket too, not in town alone but throughout the entire country. My O-rm-5T^rrtnvirl Cfnmmrvp CLnnfla OJJJLlilg OjILIL kJlLlillllDi UUUUO are airiving every day fresh from New York, at prices unheard of here. Dress goods in all the pretty spring shades, ?o be sure to comeand get you a dress for Easter. Laces in all , colors and styles at half their usual price. Be sure to see them for they will certainly interest you. Torchon laces from a cent a yard up. Beauties and all linen. Embroidery of every description, the prettiest you ever saw. Checked muslins and nainsooks- of all designs and patterns. My a WASH GOODS are beyond comparison for beauty and away below competition in price. So much for the ladies. Unlike other concerns we have something for the gentlemen as well. Clothing from 3,50 a suit up. Shirts of every description, embracing the ta vorite neglige, as well as the fancy bosom laundried shirts. Work shirts from 20cts up. Work pants the home made kind at 50c. Suspenders, our brag line, from 5c up. You will find just what you want every time. Hats including wool and t straw away under competitors prices. Tobacco, all kinds and I itjprices to suit the times, it will certainly beto your interest to I *et my prices, last but not least is my stock of shoes, it is X complete in every line, and in prices that tell the tale. Ladies pou should see my stock of Oxford ties by all means the style and prices will be sure to please you. Men, my plow shoes san't be matched in this or any other market for the price. Now in conclusion let me add, if you don't find the above to :>e true and if you can buy tbe sa.ne goods elsewhere cheaper than I will sell u ? T /Jnnli nclr itnnr riut rniiiina anil urnti'f. PVnPPf. it. r could not 'IICIU Wl JUU, l IIUU I an n juin puvwuw^v ? ??<? ?. wU ? ... ? lope to tuiild up a trade ami bold it misrepresenting thing". I am supposed ;o know what I am talking about as I am no new man at this business, having 3 ad years or experience along this line, and If selling good goods cheap and aong the SQUARE HONEST tiling by you in every instauce, will win youj patronage, I expect to nave it, I will warrant you the politest attention possible to all who euter my store, and will take the greatest pleasure in sending ?amples to any address and will give each and every order my special attenion. YOURS RE8PE0TP ULLY. M. T- COL.E1VIAJJ IT A TWANG Sheriff's Sale. f I mjk I II II lis i | Florence E. Sullivan, by G aard ian ad litem ? J| ? ^ 1m g J* 1 f I 1 II plaintiff, vs. Andrew Jackson Poore, de -rw ? - "' lenuHnu?r-xeuuuuu. by virtue op an execution to me r>| /"\ directed In the above stated case, I will sell m 1 L-\ AVI1V1 Art to the highest bidder, at public auotloo, with\ IM|||iu II Wifllllll' 'n the legal Lours of sale, at Abbeville Court 1 II Mill. II |M|||||II House, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of APRIL, 111 VI HIV I I II j| III IV A. D. 1894, all the right, title and Interest of ? ' ^ J VI 111 I y* Andrew Jackson Poore, In the following ~ (1 (J described property, to-wit: All the following described Real Estate?less a homestead? consisting of the THURSDAY. Dwelling House and Two FRIDAY and [200] Hundred Acres surrounding the dwelling, recently set off by SATURDAY, j Commissioners appointed for tbat purpose. ' 1, All tbat Iractof land In Abbeville Conn- a March 22, 23, 24. ty, S. C., containing |j SHOWING all the latest fashions in MIL- Four Hundred and Thirty- r ~LINERY, DRESS-GOODS, LACES, SILKS, I fiiBBONs, &c., <tc. Eight [438] Acres, w Tbe Ladles are cordially invited to examine ?< >ur stock, which tor quality, variety, and more or less on Kerr's Creek, waters of Little ? jheapness, excels all previous exhibitions. River, and bounded by lands of Elizabeth A. oineone, Miller, Edwin Calhoun, J. Griffin, and others. R? w * tn t\ a it ft ? a 2. Also, all that tract or lot ol land con. M. HADDON & CO.,oh"?< ? ro,, 1 Two [2) Acres, vl P. 9.?Having secured the services of a first Jlass DRESS-MAKER from the North, and more or less, lying In the fork of the Mosely Itted up a room in the rear ot our store, we Ferry Road and the Charleston Road, adjoinwill be prepared to cut, fit or make Dreases in ate?t fashions. Prices reasonable. lD* lands ?r Mrs- Ellzabetb Staerrod. TERMS?CASH. 3, Also, all that tract or parcel of land, in r> HT ?t said State and County, containing iv. iTi, iiauuuu iv March 14,1891, tf One Hundred and Fifty-Four Master's Sale. [154] Acres' more or less.and bounded by lands or Edwin The State of Soutn Carolina. Calhoun, A. J. Ullnkscales ana others, and rOITNTY OK arrpvii T V by the Mo,,eler Kerry Hoftd- be,nK a Part COUNPY Ot ABBEN JLLL. lhe tract knf)Wn ag the ?Bull Town Trflc, ? court of common pleas. Levied on as the property of a. j. Poore, to fn ? _ . ? satisfy the aloresald execution and cowt*. J. B. Franks and T. Baker against J. M. Ba- F w R NANCE ker et al.?Foreclosure. .Sheriff Abbeville (bounty. B February 1, IS94. ? Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 01 made In the above stated case, I will offer for ?\ pi sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H,, S. C.. I lU"OPCP an SALEDAY IN APRIL, 18W, within the V V V*J. kJvl/i legal Hours or sale, me rouowing aesunoeu i _ property, situate In Raid State and County, to A wlt: Ali;thal tract or parcel of land, known rvi a ttii MTm V isthe Latimer Savannah HI ver Plantation, [I] A 1/ II I fll[I|lf l|.l One Thousand (1000) Acres, 1 111* El ..I U 1 11/El* more or lens, bounded by lands of I. H. Mc- / Calla. W. F. Cllnkscales, It. B. Hutchinson, and James M. Young. ? Said tract will be divided hito two or more "VERSEFRS OF PUBLIC ROADS IN ABtracts, and plats exhibited on day of sale. bevllle county are hereby ordered to proceed TERMS of SALE.-One-half c.sh, balance at once to have their roads put In drat class on a credit of twelve months, with Interest condition ns required by law before the first ^ from day cf sale, secured by bond of the pur- ?* May. chaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur- The law exacts not less than SIX (C) I)A\S chaser to pay for papers. . work, and we bavu 110 right or disposition to 1 /i L-n-nu make any change. J J. 0* kLLGH, Master, . , . M h .? ]fiq. Every able bodied man between the ages 01 "I - - SIXTEEN (10) and FIFTY (oil) Is liable to WTnTiPiT' tn T pnd work the public roads, except a preacher In ifc J AiBUa. charge of a church, a school teacher, and a On Improved farming lands? student at school. All others aie liable. All appl'.cantB must bring their title deeds T, .prtifl(>n,? nhvs|Pian iH NOT ftn ex. with theua on making application for a lbe certmcate ot a physician is >UI an ex loan. emptlon. Any man able to do ordinary farm Apply to Perrln <fc('oihran, Abbeville, S. C, work Is able to work the public highway, and * *''' ' 4t" the law will be strictly enforced. $100 Reward R. H. Armstrong, IS OFFERED to any one who can furnish evidence to convict the person who burnt flVmirman the barn of Mrs. L. J. Lesley. UMUimttUi Communicate with J. W. LESLEY, March HI, 1891. Abbeville, S. C. J, Major, Dissolution of Partnership. W. A, Lanier, T engaged In tbe'praclice ol law at *kbbe- County Commissioners, vllle, S. C.. under the firm name of Benet & Cason, was dissolved by mutual consent on March 8,1694, tf the lGtb day ol Febuary, 1891. . p W. C. BENET. ----March 13,1894. S. C. CASON. If you want your prescriptions filled accu . rately and promptly, leave them at Speed's p ?? ? Drug store, where they will be tilled accurate- T rt!rr ATr ly and sent any where lu the city. If you X Hd, need them during the hours ol midnight. (. call on Doctor Mlltord, Room No. 14 National p A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES- Bank bulldinE, who Is always ready and A tate ot FRANCIS ARNOLD, dee d, will waiting to serve you. make payment,and all persons having claims Toilet articles and perfumery is no object against said Estate will present the same, wjjh us. We buy more aud sell more than a hho il'io '? r ?S"inaMftti a any body else In the city. We back what we l ney at law, Abbeville, S. C., or to Mr. J. S. Hny by what we <io. Call on Mr. C. C. GamMuller, attorney ^ law, Columbia, S.C. brelle who is always willing and watting to ??VJy though the uepartn^ent. Vours {j Feb. 2G, 1894. 3t. Yery irmy, r. n. wpeeu. IY .,wpi BUILDING LOTS AND THE MONET | ma utttt n vnnn iiaiwti 1U DU1LU IUUA XlVlTAJj. , 1 -:M ; niH Heury Tltui. Jerusalem. v ~~ ~ MOSELEY FERRY ROAD. OiX __ ^ s\ V^\ I 7 5 8 ! 1 < 11 i 9 ' 7 ! r, ' 3 i 1 ' I II j 9 ! 7 i 6 I 3 i 1 j | \ \'-\/\ ! i ; I i ! I k % 5 8! !. JLLx! I ! Iiillil \>\ 1 r\A %\M I 5H Mil i?i Mi V \ I 111 V\\ \ I 12 i 10 8 ; tt ! 4 ! 2 I . i 12 I 10 i 8 ! 6 i 4 I 2 I i Grave*. \ \ III \V\ M i-i 1 I .IBI 8 I I 1 1 ' \*\ J \J \'*->\ XJ STREET. g STREET. ? \ \ v^\ : ?]?' iB!"j ?j']?! ?i? \%\ _ _ \y'|\ i I ' ! i 1 I T. P. Cotbran. \ * \ V All \Mxl_i.i I I?J L_ 1. i J I \1\ V-'U. j j i 15 4 { | ?! \?\ Wit M I i I ~ \"\ Want ^|\m ittjjji;; \|\ | '\V\:nj si, |? | a !, g j. s. o.brw \ \ A HOME? Hp!;. \\| ' 17 I ' \ \ I'oia Vaht in Vaiin riliUl/iA vl\ " i i \ \ M,iUWIHUlll?IM %!; 1 I ' \-\... i .g x ' WHY PAY RENT When for very little more than the same lonthly Payments you can secure a Home in a few Years. The accompanying diagram shows the lots that I propose to sell you. They are situated in the triangle near the Coal Schute of the G., C. & N. It. R., and are fifty feet front by one hundred deep, all fronting on new streets laid out and to be opened. I have made arrangements by which you can buy the lot and obtain the money with which to build your home on easy terms. And this is the plan : Suppose you want to build a home to coat $500?you give your obligation for $600, and receive in cash $500. The $100 is to pay for the lot?a monthly payment of $10 for 50 months will pay the obligation in full and you will receive in return 4 per cent, interest upon the instalments that you have paid. The $16 per month is made up of instalments $12 and interest $4. If you desire to borrow more than $000, add $2 per month for each additional $100 for instalments ana oy cents jur uncicm. Thus for $700 the monthly payments will be $18.67. For 800 " " " " " 21.33. For 900 " " " '? 41 24.00. For 1000 " " ? " " 26.67. The iuterest on the loan is payable monthly at eight per cent, per annum, and with the return-, of 4 per cent, upon your instalments will be equivalent to not exceeding 8 per cent, simple interest. This has been compiled by a careful calculation. No charge for papers or for negotiating the loan. J. S. Cothran. 1 -?? i Coal! Coal! ? ? ? ?? ,M , | Close Competition W AAffl I W OOfl The maD w^? can ?ive y?u b?8' Koocl8 at Lowest Prices, makes quick sales WW 9 an(j 8man profits, is the man you should patronize. When you want anything in the .. ?7TT. pniic FURNITURE LIIVE [ IV1 nil I AL ^UNt^ From a Picture Frame 10 tne noesc nun or r urnicure, j. u. iv^rvrv cau uerve ll IVIl IllUia w your iuterests. JAVE openedji COAL and WOOD^YAftD inter. Call and get cheapest rates, ivrnis . T {n<\ Ma*. Cash on delivery. July 27,1892, tf A JNPW 1^1110 Ot Afc JOOKS for Subscription to the Capital DfclDy UPPPWWW.-gftBY J Stock or the Abbeville Cotton Mills will v 1 - ? ry ft > open at the office or J. C. Hlueh at Abbe- jWgJl V WWtlMlUfci* lie. S. C.. at 12 o'clock, noon. March 8, 18?t. . ?aiPAwgjl i>A 11 T\ ^FJ^LLEB^LYON. I^Q VfH Q Q?AQ j! t. robeWson, m<irkp(l at, n, vprv '%i\5^JSTT1 March?, ISM. Board of Corporators. ???? IVCUatrt \ CTI #y ikA I- I he State of South Carolina, C-i^qII ll '.'aTc COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. kjUlcXAJ. 2 y// i the matter of the Estate of Q. W. Cal- /I j ? ? /I houn, colored, J i^ceased. MVnTlT 52 * Notice to Debtors arid Creditors. X v^Av# g! l LL persons Indebted to said estate must When in the city don't fail to call on us. 2L settle without delay, and those holding ' . alms against the estate must present them lours for rumiture, operly attested to, m v ? m ?-w?* m ^ P. H. McCASLAN, | ? J Tj1 O TJ ?~u ,C"* * Administrator. f } m 1 J - l\ Pi f 1; B h3 State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Tl mi ill '111 ?s? w ABDfiVl ft * Notice to Debtors and Creditors. X JLJLa\t LLL persons Indebted to said Estate must Qnu/Q *^5-?OKI Heltle without, delay, and those holding DUUO ?jy hi fl uims ngalnst the Estate must present (hem (RINGS) vb% ww '","lr F. DUCKETT, 4 TflTirTlT nil Feb 20,1S94. Executor. M/ I li IHf IJ KJr V ipportionment School Fund ^ (J I i J[K i | j| I I X ["1 HE apportionment of School Fund for the A if m. fiBj L Townships In Aboevllle county, based HBkfL^KaAMb^H^MA^HHS ffl TTI son the attendance of pupils of said town- fllHI/1 II I 1 ilps, Is herewith annexed, and ihe School o?^H| *J5il It ' I 'I I I I li rustees are cautioned not to overdraw on WHMB g"V Wp I bB^ {HVV (y, I ftj aV> te amounts designated lor their respective I H 11 1 W-I^ 1 Amount Sclfoo! District No. 1 8j'g|? |yj X \J I I I i fi ; I ; jr. J| LARGEST STOCK IN THE COUNTY. " ' " " 9 674 07 We are not in business since yesterday or last year for that, but ' " 10 792.89 . . . :; " {V;;;;; jKt 10 ~Y ears .Experience in .Buying .. " " " 18 1,291.02 Enables us to buy most goods directly from the manufacturers and are able to sell at whole " " " " U 886.6S gale prices, or at the same price other Jewelers buy their own goods at. " " " " 1& 1,092.2:1 ltolled Gold Chains guarantee 5 years, 81.25 and up. " " " " 16 1,16.1.00 Kolled Gold Cuff Buttons, 40cts and up. ' " " 18 826 09 i Sterling Silver Sword Scarf Pins, (the rage) 25cts and up. " " " " 19 1,334.44 , Sterling Silver Link Cuff Buttons, (the style) 50cts and up. E. COWAN, i n shipment of Sterling Silver fancy and flatware at prloee Feb.22,189t. School Com. Jllol V lower than ever 6ince the discovery of the white metal. Cnuued Ooo<1h. j N'ow 1H the t,me 10 Iook at our show of handsome pelcea of Sterling SllVCP. eaches 2 pound goods 10 ceuts i 13 "1VT A TT ^fcrr:::i?SSS3lSSS:::::.=S J K. U J3LXCJNAU, omatoes .{'pound goods i Next door to W. Joel Smith & Sons, ' 2 pound goods 10 " orn 2 pound goods 18 " ?? eas 2 pound goods IS " Abbeville Supply Co. Principe smokes free, a fine flavor, makes If you wish your watch "tinkered on" carry _ white ashes, wind up with a complete and it anywhere, but If you want It repaired, ao m ? agreeable finish. Three dollars a hundred, 8 it will keep time, R. C. Bemau get* It. Fresh bread received three times a week at for 25 cents. Harrison & Game. Ivingston a Perrln's. Druggists. The silverware irust le exploded. R.C. BerI f von nrp point? ott on a trlD and want a Principe Is no fake, but a regular 5 cents nau always on the look-out for bargains has unk vallse^r a nice satchel Cross and iMar- grand and delightful smoke. Three dollars a bought a big lot of sterling silver, very low mindred,8 fopasoenw. ll?r,lso?*G.me SSiSS'Sf allces from 25c. to$8. Druggists is the time to buy. It Is bound to go up again. *