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I . ' J ? '- - ' *' | ' The Abbeville Press and Banner. 1 \ X _ - - ' -- ? ??t>T>wTTTT? o n wi/nxrucr* a v AT>RTT. 9,n 1 S94. ESTABLISHED 1844 , gy liU (JTM WILSUlN. ADJJXK V JLJUXjJK, O. U., yTJ^iyx^uxyxi-j., P n r*L' wf ! J-UOiVAiwy %j I Store![ if Did You say Eactet Store '!! That's What I Said. ; Did you ever trade there ? No, But I have decided , to trade there hereafter, for I am hearing everywhere of those Wonderful Bargains that COLEMAN is offering j every day. So will every man, woman and child that wants to save their hard earned money. Why! just listen a few minutes at some of his Prices. J.& P. COATS SPOOL COTTON at 35c per doz. I Did you ever hear of the like in all your life. He lias all the colors too, at the same price, and better still, if you don't want a dozen, you can get thre* for 10 cents. 1 HIS DRESS GOODS STOCK 1 Is coming in every day, and has some of the prettiest things you ever saw. He will make a rule this Spring not to sell a piece of goods over 49 cen's per yard,,doesn't make any difference what it cost him. You certainly ought to t tee his line at 20 cents, there is nothing to equal them anywhere. Now. if you are so situated that you can't go to his store to see them, send to him for samples, he will take great pleasure in sending them to you. Why, he gets / orders from all over the State for samples. Yesterday he received an order ^ from a lady iu Berkley County. This fact itself shows the extent and appreciation of his work. j WASH GOODS. He has everything that one conld desire in wash goods, by far the prettiest and cheapest line I ever saw, without a single exception, and he has them at prices that no one can touch. APRON GINGHAMS, j? Best goods 5 cents per yard. CALICOES, jr, Always down yonder. j J J PERCALS STANDARD GOODS , ' At 9 1-2 cents per yard. Numberless other things in this department at u correspondingly low prices. r WHITE GOODS S Embrace everything. Victoria and India Lawns, Nainsooks and Check- ^ ed M'islius in an endless variety, and at prices that will astound you. ? LACES and EMBROIDERY ! Has been his s|?ecial attention for this season. You will find on his {J counters Laces for dre.-s trimmings, (just the prettiest things out for mat pur- b pose) at half what other concerns will charge you. You should see his laces t hy all means. Send to him for samples. IN CORSETS. He has a well selected stock, embracing all the popular makes at prices . that compel you to buy. In the HOSIERY DEPARTMENT He has the Fancies as well as a big stock of Staple lilacks. He would make mention especially of his 15 cents or two for 25 cents stocking. The identical goods that you are paying 25 cents straight for?can give you either [ plain or ribbed. He is having a tremendous run on these goods. Write R>r mem 11 you caui get mem any outer way. ms nan nose are rigm aiong *ide of tbese other goods in quality and price. SUSPENDERS Is his brag line and the price is no consideration at all. "(Jet you a pair t for you need them." " HANDKERCHIEFS. ? His line of Gents amlJLadies Handkerchiefs are unsurpassed in any mark- ? et. Are you still listening? Yes, sir. Well then, Gents all linen handkerchiefs 18x18 for the very small sum of 5 cents. He has sold fifty w dozen of these goods, and the beauty of it is, he still has them for those who n have not been supplied. Ladies Hnndkerchiefs he has in a great variety at g correspondingly low prices. v FLOSS i 15 Spools, aU't&lors, for 10 cents. KNJTTIN#%ILKS, : All colors 25 cents." -v , tSEWING SILK, All colors 5 cents Spool. STRAW HATS. xie uas iu great quantities at prices mat will compel you to buy. LADIES UNDERWEAR. Ask to see it. LADIES GAUZE VESTS From o cents up. GENTS NEGLIGE SHIRTS. The most popular shirt worn. You should get what you want before they are picked over. BLEACHING. I 4-4 wide goods, A 1 cloth, at 7 cents per yard. 7-8 wide good (no starch) at 5 cents per yard. ( SUITS and EXTRA PANTS. ; Gentlemen go there for them, for you can certainly afford a whole suit for $0.50. If you can't buy a suit, get you a pair of his oO cents pants. Just try them once. You will like them. t He could go on enumerating these wonderful bargains, but for fear that you haven't time to listen longer, he will club a few things together. So J remember when you want anything named below the Backet Store is the place 1 to get it. Matches, Tooth Brushes, Belts, Oil Cloth, Cologne, Hair Brushes, Humspuns, Combe, Corset Steels, Drills, Sewing Silk, "Whale Bones, Bed Ticks, , Cigars, Elastic, Pillow Shams, Note Paper, HairPins, Ink, Pips, Pens, Shoe Polish, Slate Pencils, Tablets, Soaps, Pencils, Blacking, Slates, Etc. Now when you want anything go to the RACKET STORE and Save Your Money. M. T. COLEMAN. Samples sent 011 Application. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, DFFICK ITP-STAIRS ON MclLWAII Corner, Abbeville, S. C. DENTAL NOTICE. 1 AM NOW READY TO DO ALL KIND! 1 of Dental Work. Crown, Bridge and Cel loid a specialty. S. F. KILLINGS WORTH, Olllee up-stnir next New Hotel. March 21,18!M. Abbeville, S. C. RICHARD OANTT. Is now prepared to di all work In bis department In the bes nannerandat reasonable charges. Month); lustomers shaving, hair cutting and sham >-x>ing$l per month. Razors honed and pu n the best condition for 25 cent.6 each. Bring on Your Cotton Seed. rllG OIL MILL will close down this Urn week. Parlies having seed to sell wil (lease bring them beloro we shut down. I\ L. MORROW. March 7,1894. Book-Keeper. Lumber ! r AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS foi L all kinds of Lumber. Saw mill located on land of J. O. KLUGH. J, F. BRADLili, Manager. Marcb 2,1892, tf Medium copy. \ Complete and Full STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED Hetrojolitai Braid of MM Paints OF fOHN LUCAS & CO. always on hand at the Dity Drag Store. PRICES IX ONE GALLON CANS, by the single can $1.25. A liberal discount U aimers using large quantities. Oct. 25,1893, tf Registration NOTICE. rHE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION will bt opened in my office on Law Range, as the iw directs on the First Monday in Each Month, ntil first Monday In July, 1894, when the law Bquires them closed until after the next gen ral election. This Is for the purpose of regis erinij ail persons who iiave uecume ui age, ui niltlcd to register since last election; tc ransfer persons from this to another county; nd from one towushlp to another, or from ne residence to another. All this must he one before or on the first Monday In July <91. Lost certificates may he renewed tt rlthln 30 days of the election, and those whe eeomeof age between 1st July and the eleo Ion, may register at any time before election Those who Refused or Neglected to Reglstei efore the last election, cannot register until he law Is changed. J. D. CAR WILE, Supervisor of Registration for Abbevllh lounty. [Dec. 6,189:5, tf Overseers, \M NOTICE. 3vERSEFR3 of public roads in ab evllle county are hereby ordered to proceed t once to have their roads put in first class ondition as required by law before the tirsl ay of May. Tb.e law exacts not less than SIX (6) DA YE ?ork, and we have no right or disposition t( cjake any change. Every able bodle<l man between the ages o IXTEEN (16) and FIFTY (5')) Is liable It rork the public roads, except a preacher lr barge or a church, a school teacher, and a tudent at school. All others are liable. The certificate of a physician Is NOT an ex mptlon. Any man able to do ordinary fam rork Is able to work the public highway, and he law will be strictly enforced. R. H, Armstrong, Chairman. J. M, Major, W. A, Lanier, County flommissioners. March 8. ISW, if MUTUAL in mm i UTRITE TO OR CALL on the undersignec or to the Director of your Townshij 'or any information you may desire abou jur plan of Insurance. We Insure your property against destruo ,ion by FIRE, WINDSTORM OH LIGHTNING, ind do so cheaper than any Insurance Com pany In existence. Remember we are prepared to prove to yoi hat ours in the safest and cheapest plan 01 Insurance known. DAVID AIKEN, Agent, Coronaca, S. C. J. FULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. B0ARD_DIRECTORS. S. M. Anderson Ninety-Six Township .1. M. Major Greenwood " P. W. Sullivan Cokesbury " W. B. Acker Donnaids " B. M. Clinkscules Due Wen " T. L. Haddon Long Cane " J. W. Koott Sinllhville " K. W. Watson White Hall " Dr. J. D. Neel Indian Hill " Capt. John Lyon Cedar Spring " (\ R. Richie Abbeville J. E. Wakefield Diamond Hill " J. B. Franks Lowndesville " George M. Smith Magnolia " March 21,1894.?12mo. * Bamboozling Grnndmn. "There never was a prnndma half so cood !*' ; lie whispered wlille beside her chair he stood, ; ! And laid his rosy cheek i With manner very meek, l Against her dear old face in lovinjj mood. ("There never was a nicer grandma born ; 11 know Home little boys must be forlorn, "Si Hecause they've none like you, I* I I wonder what I'd do Without a grandma's kisses night and morn? ! "There never was a dearer grandma, there !'' I He kissed her and he smoothed her snowwhite hair: n | Then fixed her ruflled cup, .1 And nestled in her lap, ' I While grandma, smiling, rocked her old arm* chair. ''"When I'm a man, what things to you I'll bring; A horse and carriage, "and a watch and ring A II grandmas are so nice (Just here he kissed her twice) f j And grandma gives a good boy everything." 11 | Before his dear old grandma could reply This boy looked up with a roguish eye, Then whispered in her ear, That nobody may hear: I "Say, grandma, have you any more mince pie?" ?Nebraska State Journal. r | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ! Deals in Land in Abbeville Connty as Recorded in the AndltorN Office. NINETY-SIX. J. H. McNeill, to Alice J. Brooks, 27S acres? S'2,200, bounded by lands of C. Burnett, Ed* ward VV. Creswell, H. P. Burnett and I others. Nov. 8, 1893. H. M. Julian and wife to J. P. Phillips, 17 acres, $1,000, bounded by landx of J. \V. Poleman, Emely Cheatham, J. W. Foosbe, J. C. Younc and others. Nov. 27, 18!>3. H. M. Julian and wife', to J. P. Phillips, one lot, $2)0, bounded by lands formerly I owned by J, Jackson. November the 27, ) | 181)3. H. M. Julian and wife, to J. P. Phillips, one lot, 8850. bounded by C. and G. R. R.,S. C. Beacham. W. C. McGowan, Cambridge St. and others. Nov. 27, 1893. H. T. Henderson and others to Farmer's Bank, 264 acres, 8*01.25, bounded by lands of R. C. Calhoun, Mrs. J. E. Powers, Joel \V. Pinson, Mrs. E 8. Day, Anderson Koad, J. E. Powers, E. P. Holland, John Pinson and estate of Nathan Calhoun. November the 29. 1803 Mrs. R. A. Moore, to Wm. L Moore, two i acres, 87r>. bounded by lands of M. E. Coleman, C. B. Parks, H. Coleman, aud C. A O. R. R. Dec. 13, 161)3 M. H. Coleman to Wm. L. Moore, one acre, > S20, bounded by lands of Wm. L. Moore, C. B. Parks and M. H. Coleman. December the 30, 1893. Mrs. Julia V. Kinard to David Romans, 8 ami 1 4 acres, 850, bounded by lands of Julia V. Kinard, Sara Edwards, Emma Slames, Dave Romans and others. January the 17, 1890. GREKN'WOOI). j Robert Cresswell to Mary Cresswell, one I bouse and lot, bounded by lot 2, or Haskett I estate. Cemetery Street and lot No. i and ! others. Nov. 13, 1893. . J. C. Klugb. Master, to R. P. Blake, one < and one fourth acres, 813, bounded by lands i of B. F. Reynolds and others. November 6, 1893. J. S. and W. W. Klugh, one acre. 8700, bounded by lands of J. S. and \V. W. Klugb,being, lot and bnildlng and buildings thereon. Oct. ' 17, 1818, Thos. F. Riley toThos. J. Arnold and Jno. M. Taylor, 2 lots,SCO, known as lots 1 and 2 of the Kelton place. > J. R. Mlnterund M. F. Murdison to Wm. ; W. Klugb, 180 acres. $1300, bounded by estate i | of Dr. Boozer, Mrs. T. White and others i known as Poole place. , R, P. Blake to Augusta Williams, I lot, ? bounded by lands of (,'. A. C. Waller, R. P. > Blake, being psrt oi Mai tin Hackett lumta, Greenwood. Nov. 28, 1SS8. . j. Ij. ADurews in mm. ct. v. qui, i iui, ?.-uv, r known as lot 76 ol Lhe real estate of J. A. I Bailey. Greenwood. Dec. 27, 1893. Fielding Cole to P. L. Sturkey, 1 lot, $25, bounded by lands of Sallle Gilliam, f. L. .Sturkey and myself. Dec. 1, 1893. B. F. McKellar to K. T. McKellar, 1 lot 5 S3o, bounded by lands of Mrs. Kmma Goldlug, Church street and estate Sain Moore, deceased, and others. Dec. 20, 1893. B. O. Verlll to J. H. Mllllord, 150, $703 ] bounded by lands J. B. Sample, J. R. Milford, MrsDr, Williams, Mrs.Sarah Logan and ! known as the old homestead of W.M. Veriil, deceased. Nov. 9, 1893. ' W. C. Verlll to J. H. Milford, ISO acres, ?< ? ! bought one seventh Interest in the 150 acres of the above. Nov. 9, 1893. Topo Moseley to .lames Trotter. 2 anil half acres, S77.50, bounded by lot no. 8 of Topo Moseley on north F, Arnold lot no. ft of said Moseley and others. Jan. 6. 1891. J, C. Kluglt to It. 1', B:ake, 1 lot, SI 1, bounded by B F. Reynolds, Daniel Tarrant, bein^ lot no. 15 of the McCury lauds. November 6, 189!1. i \V, K. Blake. A. M. Blake to R. P. Blake, I 170 acres, $6(K), bounded by lands Mathews I Road, L. D. Merry man ana others. Nov. a. 1875. - G. P. O'Neal to Martha Day, J, B, Day and I Alice Day, 2f>7 acres. S-2>^ti, bounded by lands, G. P. O'Neal James Simmons and * others. Nov. 28, 1893 t! W. G.Austln to Louis Moore and T. L. | Moore, 97 and half acre?, 81200, bounded by . lauds ol Wm. Anderson and others. Docem5 ber 29, 1S93. > Matilda Day, J. B. Dny and Alice P. Compsoti toG. P. O'Neal, 257 acres, November 2S, 1893. f J. C. Klugh to R. P. Blake, 10 acres, 8UW, ? bounded by lands 11. P. Blake, W. .1 Weils . and others of Greenwood. Nov. 7, 1887. A. J. Bell to.I. W. Sproles as Greenwood 1 Coal Co., 11 and one half acres. 8300, bounded by lands C. J. Bell, J.Frauk Keilwr estate J. B. Reynolds and others. Jan. 3. 1S!4. 1 COKKSBUItY. W. C. Martin to W. C. Agnew and others, 1 and one fourth acres, ?30, bounded by lauds, W. C. Martin, Columbia anu Greenville It It. I and others. May 20, 1892, J UUU u. X IlliO l/W U, O. llllflCJ llil liwica, I 1500, bounded by limits Mrs. M, K. Panniers j J. A. MeCord, \V. C. Nickles and olhets. October 28, 189J. 8. A. and M. E. Johnson to W. N. Tinsley , bounded by lands James Wright and ;others. November 11, ISM. I Sarah E. Ellis to W. H. Emraerson, boun* [ ded by lands of J. D. Coclirun. \V. H. Ein| merson and others. Nov. 20, 1803. | Win. Hlgglns to Sallle M. Madden, 80 acres, SCOO, bounded by lands of Jas. Bramlett and estate of Andrew Agnew. Dec. 11, 18W. Sarah Ann Agnew to A. L. Hurmore, two acres, $20, bounded by lands of Sarah Ann Agnew, Hodges road, and known as a part of the A. M. Agnew place. Nov. 21, 1893. Mrs. E. A. Hftrvi-y to|J. Foster Anderson, 173 acres, SI,5IK?. Dec. 15, 18111, bounded by lands of J. N. Seawrlght., J. T. NaborC. W. MoGte, I and others. I Mary JIampton toC, F. D II, 100 acr^s. ?."iS2, Dec. 12, ISO.), bounued by lands oi' Dennis . Washington, William Carley and othI 1 ere. W. H, Hughes to Frank Stark, 100 acres, 1 j $700 Jan. 8. 1891, bounded by lands of J. it. ) I MoNlncb, E II. Hughes, W. H. Hughes and t others, W.C.Martin lo Casper Agnew. 8 acres 5S0, k I Jan. 30.1894, bounded by lands of W. C. Mur' Liu and others. I J.H.Dunn to Frank Drake, 100 acres S100, Sept. IS, 189H. bounded by lands oi J. R, Dunn, L. F. Agnew, and knowu a.s the Pressley . place. F. P. Dill to Wm. Ware, 9S acres, S~>00 Jan. 2.'!, . 1891, bounded by lands ol Allen Dodson and r others. W. It. Richie to C. 1*. Simmons, I lot SUM, August 21,180-t, bounded by lands of j Mrs. J. R. Richie and C. & U. Rail Road and others. J. P. Whatley to C. P. Simmons, 128 acres. 5771, Dec. 4, 1893, bounded by lands ol T. C. Moore, T. W. Urayham and Mrs. (!. A. Frank* 1 lln. Sal lie Madden lo to Frank Hrtmhiet 1 Sl>)0, bounded by iands of S. I,. McUhee and i oihers. N. Jane Barmore to II. K. Dunn, 11 acres, I S89, Feb. l.'i, 1891. bounded by lands of H. E. Dunn, and others. j W. H. Whit lock lo I* L. Lipford 218 acres, , ' 81200. bounded by lands ol W. K. Agnew and ' j others. ! W. Ii. Dunn to E. I., Beasley, US acres $7Sti, ; Nov. 10. 1*9:1, bounded by lands of James M. 1 Wright, W. P. McCJhee, W. R. Dunn and othi era. , I R.J. Nlcklcs lo Wade Tinsley,110 acres, SUKiO i Dec. 12, 18911, bounded by lands ol J. M. I Wright and others. i (j R. Richardson lo 11. L. Lipford 200 aore6, ] SIU28, March 10, 1>9I, bounded by lands of B. L. . Dip lord and others. W. E. Agnew to G, It, Richardson, 200 acres , $1928, March 0.1891, bounded by lands of B. U 1 Dlpford and others. i i T.Y.Martin to James Donald, 1 acreS150( Jan. 30, lSStt, bounded by lands of Caspe Aenew. T. Y. Martin and other*. (ji. W. Comer to Mrs. N. B. (loodman, 1 In 8225, Jan. 1, 1891, bounded by lands of<.. \V Comer and others. D0NAI,1)S. James F. Aenew to William E. Agnew,29 acres, 83,245, March II, lf?l, bounded by land' of B. L. Linscomb and others. W. R. Dunn to J. F. Agnew, 159 .lores. S20 March 9, 180), bounded by lands of W. R Dunn and others. J.J Rich le to J. F. Agnew :iand !!-8 acred ?100. Jan.:i0. 1294, bounded by lands of J. M Razor and others. Mary J. Wallace to W. R. Dunn, "9 acres 8400, March 9, 1891, bounded by lands of B Waiter Dunn, J. F. Agnew and others. DL'E WEST. William Cunlngham to A. Seldon Kennedy I lot S50, Sept. 25j 18113, bounded by lan d8 o Adllne Hawthorn and W. Ij. Pressle.v. J. C. Clngn to J. W. ClinltRcaleti. 77 acres SSU0. Dec. 1K93, bounded by lands of If. P. Mc Ghee and others. Charles McKay to Little Orler, 1 and 3-ncres, 75, March 9.1894, bounded by lands o Charles Frultt, yid Brownlee and others. J. C. Klugh to M. B. CUnkscales. 278 seres $1250, Dec 4,18D3, bounded by lands of M. B CI Ink scales on all sides, being me reai etiau of James H. Haddou, deceased. Surah J. Martfa to Mamie P. Martin, 10! acres, $7.V), Dec. 13, 1S93, bounded by lands o A. B. Martin, J. H. Smith, estate of Samue Martin and others. J. T. Murdock et.al. to J. M. Murdock.10 acres'$810. Dec. 14, 1893, bounded bylandso Grace Fisher, William Pruitt, Dave Dunlaj aup others. Eva N. Youneblood to M. Alley Pruitt 1 lot $800, Jan. 1, 1894, bouuded by lands oi J. W Bomer and others. J. M. Robinson to J. M. Ashley, 320 acres $1660, Jan. 5,1894, bonded by lands of Robtr Pratt and others. S. M, Flsber to John W, Fisher, 101 acres $050. Feb. 1, 1894, bounded by lands of Jainef Frultt, Jr., Hugh Robinson, R. Cllnkscalei and others. F. W. R. Nance to LeRoy T. Miller,340 acres March 0,1891, bounded by lands of Mrs. Hoilings worth, K. \V. Crawford, Hugh R. Wilson ana others. J. W. Wiueman lo A. weiaen nenueuy, acres, 81,000, April 9,1801. bounded by lands o T. J. Hunter aud others. Mrs. Ella Hudgens to R. O. Branyan, 4acre*, $387, Feb. 24. 1894, bounded by lands 11 0. Branyuu and others. LONG CANE. J. C. Klngh to T. W. McCord, 75 acres, $500 Nov. 0.18fl3, bounded by lands or Thos. W McCord, W. E. Merrlson, G. N. Nlckles auc others. J. C. Klugh to W. F. McCord, 65 acres, ?190 Nov. 6, 189:;. boundeded by lands of Wmt< Bros, and others. J. C. Klugh to S. H. E. McCord, 59 acres 8301, Nov. C, 1893, bounded by lands of W K. Munday aud other*. J. C. Klugh to Mary E. Nlckles 98 acres. SCO. Nov. 6,189a, bounded l>y lands of William X Munday and others. J. C. Klughto Sarah A. McCord, IS'O acres $1.5:55, Nov. 0, 1895 bounded by lanus of W. F McCord, Cosby McCord White Bros, and oth ers. S. M. Richardson to George R. Richardson 57 acreB. ?400, Jan 3, 1894, bounded by lands o George R. Richardson, W. E. Morrison and James A. Richardson. James Evans to George Mcllwain 5 acres 850, Feb. 17.1894, bounded by lands oi Jame* Evan, George Mcllwain and others. T. J. and S. 1). Robinson to M?ry Ann Ca son, 140 acres. 81,000, March 12, 1894, bounded by lands of Matilda C. Roblnsoii, Hannah Place, Calvert lands, Thomas Nlckles andS f). Robinson. T. S. Robinson, S. D. Robinson and fllarj Ann Cason, 153 acres. 81,000, March 13.1891 bounded by lands of T. J. Robinson, and otb ers. 8. D. Robinson, Mntllda C'. Robinson and Mnry Ann Cason to Thornos J. Robinson, I5i acres. S1.000, Marcb 18,1S94, bounded by lands of J. A. Mcllwaln, James Richardson Win E. Morrison, George Mcllwaln and others. James A. Stevenson, R. H, Stevenson anc VV. A. Stevenson lo W. A. Stevenson, 10; acres. $5-5' January 25, 18!)). bounded by landt of J. R. Haadon, Miss Nancy Mcllwaln, Jas. A., and It. H. Stevenson and others. Junius A. Stevenson, R. H. Stevenson and W. A.Stevenson to James A.Stevenson and R. H. Stevenson, 198 acreB. 31050, January 25 1894, bounded by lands of \V. A. Stevenson Mrs. Nancy Mcllwaln, James R. Haddon A. T. Mcllwaln and others. T.J. ltoblnsen, Matilda C Robinson. Marj Ann Cason to Samuel D. Robiuson, 115acres 31.000 Majch 13,1S34, bounded by lands ol T Nlckles. J. A. Mcllwaln, T. J. Robinson, Ma tlldaC Robinson and others. SMITH VI I. I.E. V. R. Hlnton to School Trustees of Smllhvllle Township, 1 acre, 85,Nov. i4,18!)4, bound ed by lands of J. A. Jones, Willis Smith and V. R. Hintou, being south corner of DyK place. Julia H. McNeill to Martha Linton, 1 acre 527.50, March 12,1S93, bounded by lands of R H. Devlin, D A. P. Jordan and others. ]?*. H. Wilkinson to W. L. Bradley, 54 acres 3110, Dec. 12,1893. bounded by lands of Samuel Heart. Young Moragne. Wash Jordan and others,and known as a parlor me iwarsuai or Promise Land. J. Fuller I<you to J. L. White and others. 1 S acre S25, Dec. 9, 1893, bounded by lands oi J Fuller Lyon, Dr. H. Drennau and Public road. Frank Hutchinson to M. VV. Moragne, l lot Sll.Si, Dec. 20, 1S93, bounded by lands ol Frank Hutchinson and Willis Gray and by the P. R. and W. C. R R Win. W. Purdy to .Marshall Martin, 2 and 1-5 acres Jan. 5, USUI, bounded by lauds or Hen rietta Holllday, Jesse Ray, Major Circuit and Weils Gray. W. P. Devlin to P. Rosenberg & Co. NX acies, S4.V), January 2i, 1891, bounded by landi of T. P. Purdy, Daniel Adalns, Samuel Whor ton and others. I>. A. P. Jordan to Mrs. M. A. Henderson 1-2 acre, 322.50. February 13, 1894, bounded hi lands of 1). A. P. Jordan, Mrs. M. A. Henderfon right of way of P. II. & W. C. R. R. ant olhers. WHITE IIALL. M. A Hie Pruitt to Eva N. YoungJaloodJ lot S.WO.Jan. I.'!, 1SU1, Dounueu uy mnun ui .J. n Ligon, I'. H. Bradley, being a lot in town o Bradley. INDIAN HI 1.1.. Mrs. U P. Murrell to R. W. Lltec, 1 lot, ?n December 2.1802, bouuded by Sloan street, A T. Robinson store lot, M, B. Johnson, situaU in block B. John C. Deal lo J. L. Watson 217acres. ?1,000 November 10,1893, bounded by lands of S.P lirooks, D. Kthridge, W. A. Hunter, J. L Ward, O. K. Duncan, and others. E. L. Moseley to Robert (?. Cheatham 111: acree, 81,500, November 10, lSJ-i, bounded by lands ol Joseph Lake, ,J. S. Watson and H. B Maxwell. S. H. Ragan to Thomas T. Cromer, 177 acres ?l,o20. December 1, lsU3, bounded by lands oi T. T. Cromer, T. J. Hearst, Hugh Wilson and others. James B. Creswell to A. T. Robinson and Thomas M. Dendy, 40 acres, 8240, March 13 ISM, bounded by lands ol .S. O. Young, A. C, Brown aud others. L. W. White and George W. White to Bur ial Aid Society, 1?0 acres Dec. 29. It!):! bouuned by lands of Dr. J. A. Marshall, T. A, Cobb, Laurens landsrand others. Wnr.. P. Calhoun to Fannie E. Burnett 1 lot, 8100, January 2,1SA4, bounded by tlie town ol Troy no. 2 block C. on map of town ol Troy. T. J. Henderson to J. W. Bradley, 100 acres, S1,U00 January II, ISilf, bouuded by lands ol J. H. Crews, J. \L. Henderson, Mrs. C. Henderson and others. A.T. Robinson to James Nteiflo 133 acres, 8175, January 23, 1S9I, bounded by lands ol Mrs. Biceatt, Sullivan and James SteJfle, J, F. Wideman and others. R. W. Liies to Amanda Mies, 2 acres, SI 10, February 23, ISill, bounded by lands of MisJennie Creswell and R. W. Lltes. R. W. Lltes to 11. T. Sloan, 1 lot, 8100, Nov, 13,18S?, known ..slot no. 7, block A, town ol Troy. Sarah Zimmerman aud others lo T. A., and W. W. Dowtln, 200 acres. $1,0$*, March 5,1801, bounded by lauds of Sarrah Zimmerman. 1', L. Zimmermanand Mary C. Kueeble formerly Mary C. Zimmerman. George C. Bradley lo Nixon and Danford 1 lol. 8100, March 4, 1801, known as lol no. 10, block C. town of Troy. AltKKVII.I.K. KM 1*. De BruhltoJ. Allen Smilh, October 21, ISO), 1 lol, 827"), bounded by lands of Mrs. Mary A. Perrln, Alain street. Mill street and lands formerly owned by Chaney M. Jones. J. H. Haynesworth and Lewis W. Parker lo Hessle A. Beacham, 2 lots, SI,525, Septemher 13, 1893, bounded by lands of Wardlavv ), street, Mrs. fi. f<, Smith and others, known as r lots I and 2. J. 0. Klugh to Mrs. L. L. Seal, 1 lot. 81,000, t December 13.1803, bounded by lands of L. VV. '. White, Main street, Methodist church lot and others. J. C Klnph to J. Allen Smith l house and lo\ $700, Ivovember 2,1893, In the town of Abbeville, known as the Rutledge house, bound5 ed by Abbeville hotel and others. * Thomas p. Thompson to J. Allen Smith, 2 acre?, $1,013, November 1, 1893, bounded by 0 lauds of Hill street, Hall street, Franklin , street, (;., C. ifc N. Raiiroad and others. Mrs. Mary A. Perrln lo J. Allen Smith, 2 i, acres, $1?!0, October 2<J, 1893, bounded by lands . of Mrs. Mary A. Perrln, Main street, J. Allen Smith and others. , J. Fuller Lyon to J. Allen Smith, 7 acres, . $140. November 10, 1S93, bounded by lands ol' A. M. Hill & Sons, Henry Thomas, Abbeville Branch R. & J). Rail Road. ,J.-Fuller Lyon to J. Allen Smith. 1 lot, 8165, November 10,1S03, bounded by lands of Poplar street, the O'Conner lot and M.Davis,In , town of Abbeville. 1 J.C. Klugh lo Mai lie A. Harris, one lot. $225, November I I, 1893, bounded by lands of Mos. ley Ferry street and a new and unnamed street. I It Uflnn t ^ Uimnn rinnlnn nr>H Ll??n *i. I), n inn i?w nnuuii nuu iLftiijr Jackson, .">S acre*, 8290, October 31.189:}, bounded by lauds of J. B. Clamp, Hugh II. Wilson, and others. S. McGowan and Win, H. Parker, executors &c of D, L. Wardlaw, deceased to William H. Parker, 2S acres, 5314, January 12, 1875, first lotof ten acres bounded by lands ofT. C. Perrln. Willis Marshall, Samuel Jounsoo aud Wm. II. Parker, second tract of eighteen acres, bounded by lands of T. C. Seal, James Carlisle and other lands of estate. W. T. Penny to Sam T. Eakln, one lot, 8275, December 4, 1893, bounded by lands of Chas. White, F. P. Thomson and G , C. <fc N. Ry. Co. A. J. Aa.vnesworth and Lewis W. Parker to Hessie A. Beaeham, one lot, S'OO, December 1, 1893, bounded by lands of Mabry,G. H.Moore, Dr. E. L. Wilson and others, and known as lots 6,7 and 8 of lands of Parker & Haynesworth. P. Rosenborg & Co. to I. G. and Spenser ' Gray, 200 acres, 81.000, December 3, 1893, bounded by lands of P. Rosenberg & Co., Jane Gordan and others. Mary* A. Barnwell to Hannah Burton, one acre, 850, December 13, 1893, bounded by lanriu r%f \fi?rv Ann HurnvrAll nn t.hrnn filfipfi and on tbe fourth by Tan yard property. > Clarra F. Bowman to Cella M. Jones, two acres, December 6, 1893, bounded by lands 01 Cella M. Jones, Arthur Parker, W. 0. Brad> ley and others. Thomas P. Thomson to S. G. Thomson, executor, one acre,$200, Decembers, 1893, hounded by lands of White Brothers, Episcopal Church property, Vienna street and otners. ' James C. Klugh to Sal lie A. Harris, one lot, : ;2'2o, December 13, 1893, bounded north and 1 east by lands of J. C. Klugh, West by New street. Sallle E. Harris to James C. Klugh. one lot 3225, bounded on north east by lands of J, C. Klugh, South by Moseley Ferry Street, and west by New Street. William P. Calhoun, executor to A. M. Hill, . 50 acres, JtiOG, December 30, 1893. bounded by ' lands of Robert L. Link, Oliver Hill, A. M. Hill, Dr. John H. Ancrum and others. J. Allen Smith to W. Joel Smith, one third Interest, one lot. 81.675 January 1, 1894. bonnd ed by lands of W. Joel Smith, A. J. Salinas. Main street, known as store no. four White Block. J. C, Klugh to J. L. Hill, 100 acres, 82435, [ December 4,1893, bounded by lands of H. W. Lrwson. A. L. GllesDie. Mrs. Hughes and others. , \V. Joel Smith to J. Allen Smith, one loi I 82,435,January 2, ISM, bounded by lands of the eatato of Mrs. Catherine Alston, Washing. too street and others, known as the Christian I lot. In the town of Abbeville. , William H, Parker to A. Al. Hill and Sons, one lot, 3150, January 4, 1894, bounded by lands of William H. Parker, Dae Wesl road, Judge Fuller Lyon and others. T.C. Seal and H. P. Mcllwaln to J. Allen ! Smith and L. L. Seal, one lot, StiOO, December 5, 189:1, bounded by lands of A, M. Hill & \ Son, estate ol J. A. Cabell, S. G. Thomson, i Main Street and others. , Eliza T. Gary to A. B. Morse, one lot, 8100, November 24, 1S93, bounded by lands of A, B. | Morse, agent, B. S. Barnwell, A. B. Morse and the Due West Road, being tue piece of land i dow used as garden. 4 ElizaT. Gary to A. B Morse, Agent, one i acre. Si,400, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. J. Lythcoe, B. 8, Barnwell, A. B, Morse and the Due West Road, known as the home | piuilI Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement Company to 1'. Rosenberg & Co., one lot, $1,300, February 9. lSJM, bounded by lands of John A. Harris, Main street, Old Dendy Property and J. Allen Smith, being part oi the Haynesworth lot. Celia M. Jones to fames 11. Glenn, one lot. $200, February 9, 1894, bounded by lands ol Mrs. F. Allen, Arthur Parker and Ceila M. Jones and others. J. Calvin Grant to Marrle B. McllwalD, one lot, $230. January 10, 1894, bounded by lands of Lottie Jackson, G. Visanska, colored Odd Fellows Hall and others. F.N. Pressley to R. C. Burnean, 8"200. Janui ary 1, 1694, bounded by Due West Road, an . Alley separating said lot from L. W. Perrin, F. Y. Marshall and J. Hayne McDill. Edith Buraeau to Hester Burneau, one ' lot, $23. January 16,1894. bounded by lands ol Edith Burneau, J. M. Giles and others. Samuel McGowan to S. McG. Benet, oue ' lot, nominal, January 12, 1894, bounded by lands of C. HouBe, oallaboose, Washingi ton street, known as "Pig tall alley," and law office of W. H. Lee. > Louellu Latimer to Maggie L. Bullock, one lot, nominal, January 2(1, 1894, bounded by Depot street and lands of Louella Latimer. T. P. Cotbran to M. E Groves, one lot. S200, | January 1894, bounded by lands of saidT. P. Cothr?n and Old Public road. Geome A. Barr to George W. Smith, one > lot, 8SO, j!inuary27, 1894, bounded by lands of Cella Johnson, Patsy Coleman, George Barr. Harrisburg street and others. Abbeville Lijna. Loan and Improvement ) Co. to P. Rosenberg & Co., 160 acres, 8868.50 j February 8, 1894, bounded by lands of Mrs , . Cheatham, Alexander McCalla, and others, and known as a part of the Jordan place. James A. Cabell and Kate C. Clalrborne aud others to William H. Parker, one lot, 8161, . January 12,1891, bounded by lands of William I H. Parker, Rebecca D. Ellis and Cabell avenue. Phoebe S. session to J. W. Wilson one lot, SGOO, March 14. 1890, bounded by lands ol Robert Jones, James M. Brooks Mrs. T. Coo* gler, Jane Williams and otherH. ' J. C. Klugh to The Farmers Bank, one lot, j Sl,325, January 2,1894, bounded by lands of G. W. Syphan, estate of J. L. Clark the Cambridge road and the Roche place. J. C. Klugh to LeRoy T. Miller and Thomas V. Miller, 12 acres, Sl.oOO, March 2, 1894, bouDded by lands of John Johnson, James Bryant, T. W. McMillan and otheis. H. P* Wilson lo Johu A. Harris, one lot, 3 SI,100. October 13, 1890. bounded by the Moseley Ferry Road, W. 0. Bradley, situated in the town of Abbeville. J. R. Glenn to PeacoDs of Abbeville Bap tist Church, one lot. SI. 100. October 31. 1893,' bounded bv the Moseley Ferry Road, Cburcb | ' sireet, \V. O. Bradley and situated in the town of Abbeville. 1 Fannie Allen to J. K. Glenn, one lot, 8223. November 17, 1894, bounded by lands of W. O. Brudley, A. \V. Jones, Mrs. Allen and ' and others. Samuel McGowan to \V. C. McGowan.one house and lot, 85, love and affect., bounded 1 by Court House lot, street leading to Depot. l?aw OlHce of Ferriu & Cothran and . others. Laura Harris to Welford Carter, one lot, 820, > November 26, 1885, bouuded by Quiila Wardlaw. Moriah Robinson and others. James C. Kiugh to Carrie B. Klugh, 4 I acres,?200, March ti, 1894, bouned by Moseley I > Ferry street. P, Rosenberg's lan.i, Mrs. Har. ris' lands and my own in town of Abbe- > | villc. j-l DIAMOND IIILI.. ! Abbeville Land, Loan and Improvement" , Company to R M. Haddon and Company, J r 84 acres, 8575, February S, 1S94, bounded by . I lands ol W. L. McMahan, G. W. Grubbs, A' T. | I Hall and ttocky River. I I.OWNDESVILLK. j, Charles T. Baker to Lewis Clayton and.Ia-1 I" son Thomas,200 acres, $1,200, August 1, 1S93, / | bounded by John Carlisle, J. C. Carlisle. E. C !" Mechlne, Lomax estate, known as the Burnet i . place. A. 1.. Latimer, D. C. Kay and E. J. Latimer ' to Marrion E. Latimer, 5 acres, 8150, iJanuary I 2,1891, bounded by lauds of J. M.Latimer | and estate of J. M. Latimer, Allen & Cooiey j and by Depot street. ' \V. T. Towusend as Administrator to The- , opolus B iker, SI acres, S101. January 17, 1894, 1 bounded by lands of J. B. Franks, \Vm. Ken- { ! nedy and others. J. C. Harper. Jennie Harper and Mamie L. * Nickles to F/.ekiel \V. Harper, (150 aores, 2 I S3.S00, January 20, 1894, bounded by T. M ' Tucker, E. Mechlm, Savannah River and 1 others. . SallieMalhas to Bank of Lowndesvllle, J. I B. Franks, President, 100 acres, 81,500. Janua- S " ry 1C. 2S94. bounded by lands of A. M. Huckubee, by Roclty River and others. j 0 E. W. Brown to Bieokly and Fritwell, 190 acres, $333.33. August 7, 1890, bounded by lands of B. D. Kay, A. Z. Bowman, John H. Brown and others. J. B. Moseley to L. S. Horton, one lot, $100, March 13, 1894, bounded by lands of Baptist Church, E. P. jHart, J. B. Moseley and others. . ,' \ N.J. Armstrong to L. fl. Horton, one lot, $775, March 4,1891, bounded' by lands of J. B. Moseley, Baptist Cbarcb, Public Road and others. ' fyl MAGNOLIA. Gladfiss Calhoun to W. P. Calhoun. 350 acres, ?1,000, Febraary 25, 1693, bounded by lands of estate of J. E. Calhoun, J. H. and Elijah Hester, estate of S. J. Hester, A. C. Rucker and others. Granville Bael ta Eda B. Bael, one twentyeighth undivided Interest In the estate of J. E. Calhoun.deceased, In Abbeville, B.C.,and in Elbert County, Georgia; alBO one tbirty sixth undivided interest in all tbe lands of said estate, in tbe counties of Pickens and Oconee, 8. C., Consideration $2,500. xxuuiM rj. r.uwaruB 10 joaa Vt. jc.awarufl, Ljo acres, September 14, ISM, bounded by lands of Gilliam, John T. Cheatham and others. J. J. Gulllebeau to L. L. LeRoy, 113 acres, SQ73, August 22, 1893, bounded bv lands of O. S. Cade, Carolina Gulllebeau and others. W. F. Anderson to WJlllam Sorat and Samnel Hester, 214 acres, SI,200, April 8, 1893, bounded by lands of R. B. Cade, estate of James E. Calboun and B. I,. Jones. Mary W. Parker to B. H. Thomas. 590 acres. $1581.25, January 25,1894, bounded by lands of John McNeill, Alfred Gray and others. CALHOUN. Mrs. L. Link to Mrs. Francis McBrlde, one acre, 1-50, February 7, 1891, bounded by lands of 8. S. McBrlde, near Wellington depot. am ne ej. xaomaB, lixeoainx 01 me estate of R.B, Cade to Robert B. Cade, 325 acres. Domlaal, March 28, 1894, bounded by lands or James S. Robinson, John W, Morroh and oihers. R. M. and M. L, Link :to J. 8. Robinson & Co., one lot 8340, March 16, 1891, bounded by lands of J. W. Morroh, J. M. Maynard and Angusta Road. i BORDEAUX. G. B. Perryman to J. L. Gilbert, 6 acres, S15?, October 19th 1S83, bounded by lands or G. B. Perryman and J. A. Glbert. J. L. Glbert to G. B. Berry man, 6 acres, $150, (October 18, 1898, bounded by lands or G. B. Berryman, J. A. Glbert ana J. L. Glbert. Cyrus H. McCormlck to James F. Marshall, 2 lots, $175, July 8, 1886, In the town or MoCormlck in block A. bounded by lands or Mapleton street, and an alley, no name. Farmers Bank to C. H. Calvert, 140 tores, $50, Dec. 12,1893, bounded by lands ol John Harmon, J. A. Moragne, W. T. Jennings and oihers. L. L. LeRoy to G. B. Berryman, 185 acres, 8S00, December 4, 1893, bounded by lands of G. B. Cada. J. T.. Olhprt nnri Kin ah Ar. Rrut. ,ev* % S. S. MoLaln to Thomas J. Brltt, 110 acres, S-tOO, November 13, 1898, bounded by lands of Martha A. Talbert, Nixon Wlllard, estate of John DeLaHowe. Mrs. Jaue y. Kaney to Mrs. Sarah E. Moragne, 201 acres, 8200, Jan nary 2, 1894. bounced by laDds of Allen Moragne, estate of John Harmon, Acsab Newby, and O. N. MoKenny, being part of the Cox tract. - \ l ift, Election of Teachers OF THE ABBEVILLE V '.f. Graded School. HHHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF PBINCIA PAL and Fi ve Assistant Teachers of The ADDeviue uraaed School will be held by the Board of Trustees at their next meeting on ; TUESDAY, the 8th MAY, nest. All persona applying for positions will Dlease send In written notice of their application to the President or Secretary of the Board. " W. A. TEMPLETON, , F. B. GARY, President. Secretary., April 11, 1894, tf !V.3 Notice! I your Pw CKSule3 ' At Home. We have Just bought a fine young JACK. Parties wanting will please call on us. SCOTT 4 DEVLIN. March 23,1894. ? Verdery, S. C. The State of South Carolina, r-nnvTv op arrkvtt.t.f probatk court. In the matter ol the Estate of Mre. Rebecca Johnson, Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discbarge. H/fRS. ELLEN M. BLACK, as Excutrix for ^?<5 L * said Estate having applied for settlement and discharge, It is Ordered. That Tuesday the 8th day of May next be fixed for grantlngthe relief prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, April 3,1894, tf Judge Probate Court. <..> i Groceries! Groceries! Groceries! NEW FIRM. LIVINGSTON & PEBRIN, -i; DEALERS TV Staple, Green anil Fancy Groceries. YOU will find everything that Is kept In a drot class establishment. Particular attention given to the Market Department. Having secured the services of a first class butcher we intend to make this department Irst class in every respect. Fresh Meats Always on Hand Also, POTATOES, ONIONS, CABBAGE and all Country Produce. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for CATrLK and HOGS. Give us a call at 3. H. MOOBE'S OLD STAND. NO. S COrHUAN RANGE. Jan. 10, 1894,12ra I'heonly Graduate in Phramacy, in Abbeville n charge of Harlson & Games Prescription counter, with nearly l'iyearsexperience,offers lis service, when in need of any thing of high itandardand quality. When sick. Reasonible charges will be made, and await your' ivlshesatall hours of day, night and SunJay. Come and Iry my shpvlots tbey cant be beat tiy any fountain, any flavor you want. P. B. Speed. Another lot of thosa noveltle dress patterns uyt lu at Iladdou's. 'A