The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, September 26, 1894, Image 9
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The Press and Banner
ABBEVILLE, S.O.
|2F*Published every Wednesday at ti a
year In advance.
Twelve Pages.
Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1894.
Unclaimed Letter*.
Llat of uncalled for letters remaining In the
pontoffloe at Abbeville. 8. C.. Sept. 25, JSH4.
A?Mian Mary J. Anderson.
b?m. Barr.
C?Thorn CbrlBtol.
o Y A Frovor
r ?au i a. a n a-*??v..
K-O. H. Klog, C. Knott*.
M?T.P. Miller.
W?J. W White.
Y?Ned Young. T. N. Tolberl, P. M.
Notice lo Baptists.
The Unloo meeting of tbe UDper district of
the Abbeville Association will meet with tbe
Midway BapUnt church, next Saturday and
Hun day, Sept 89 and 30.
J.T. B. Anderson.
There will be services Id tbe Carbolic
church next Sunday at 11 o'olock a. m., by
tbe Rev. J. D. Bodds; also again at 8 o'olock
p. m. All who wlsh-lo attend will be welcome.
Mb. J. Frank Kki.i.kk, of Greenwood, will
send bis two daughters. Mlsa Ida and Miss
Llzile, to Columbia Female College today to
complete tbelr education.
The store of P. Rosenberg * Co., will be
clotted next Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 1st
and 9nd, to observe religious holidays. Tbelr
customers will note tbe fkct, and govern
themselves accordingly.
, TJLti JUHUKS,
For the First Week of tbe October
i'?nrt.
To tbe politeness of Sheriff Nance we are
indebted tor tbe following lint of tbe Jurors,
wbo bave been drawn to aerve tbe flnt week
of tbe October Court, wbicb oonvenea next
Monday week. Tbe Jurors for tbe second
week will be drawn next Saturday.
J. N. Seawrlght.. Ookeabery
DeWitt Hall Diamond Hill
W. D. Harmon ? Borden ox
J. 8. Jay Indian Hill
F. A. Carwlie Diamond Hill
J. a Martin ..... Donalds
J. H, stockman Greenwood
B. Clark ...Greenwood
W. H. Kennedy Indian Hill
T. H. Sorts Donalds
Jobn A. Alewlne .......Diamond Hill
H. L. Raysor Donalda
W. B. Dunn....... Ookeabery
E. -B. Leroy Calhoun Mill*
A. Q. Youngblood ....Greenwood
J. A. Ban later... White Hall
E. L. T. O'Dell Ookeabery
G. W. Muttlaon ....Donald#
K. O. Branyan Due Weat
Asa HmII __ Diamond Hill
P. B. Brooks White Hall
J. E. Pettikrew .........Lowndeavllle
T. P. Mllford Abbeville
J. fl. CllnkKcalets.. ....Doe We?t
Altheus McCord .Ookesbory
T. P. Wo*b .. White Hall
Q. L Alewlne.....? Diamond Hill
John H. Chiles, Jr., Indian Hill
A. a C. Lindsay Caiboon Mills
w; A. Oallabam Doe West.
W. W. L. Keller Long Cane
E. K. Sneed Ninety Six
J. P. Smlih Donalds
Samuel Carlisle .....Abbeville
Jobp Kerr..... ...Oedar Bprlngs
M. B. Llpeoomb Ninety Blx
LOWNDESVILLE LOOAlS.
Vbkt Mia Pcefle s? Delw at Ihe
eve* Hill Cltjr.,
Lowndesvl lie, 8. C., Sep. M.
Mr. W. 8. Baskln, of Bordeaux,. was In
town on butt In ess last week.
Mr. Charles T. Baker was in Abbeville on
business a lew days of o.
Mrs. G. B. Leroy Is visiting the family ol
Mr. James B. Leroy.
Mrs. W. A. Latimer of Augusta is visiting
tba family of Mr. T. Baker.
Hon. B. F. IManldln of Anderson was In
town a few days ago.
- MIm Nora and Kate Trlbble are visiting
relative* In Towovllle.
Mr. J*. H. Horton and wife are visiting
Hie family of Mrs. O. R. Horton.
Mr. James T. Latimer spent several days in
Abbeville last week.
Mr. J. J. Jobnsoo left last Friday for Greenville
where be will take charge ol tbe book*
n/ tha rJllrHlh.nnrhmn fn.
Mr. James M. Young of tbe Fork baa beon
qoUe sick for some time. We are glad to report
bin much better.
MlssLIUte Hu oka bee, wbo baa been apendlog
the au name, la Greenwood, ha* returned
borne. Her man/ frtenda were delighted to
M* her.
Mlaa Ida Bowman, oba of our falreat young
ladle*. ?Aer apendlug several weeks In Abbe
-wllte, biui returned borne.
Mrs. 1J W. Colyer. or Mt. Carmel, after
pending aeveral uaya wltb tbe family of Mrs.
O. B. Honon, baa returned to ber bome.
MlaaLela Calhoun of Greenwood, wbo bat
'teen spending tbe summer wltb (be family ol
Hr, a. W. Hackabee baa returned bome.
lM Lowndeavllle High School will open on
Tneatay, tbe 2nd of October. Tbe prospect la
enooMMlng lor large attendance of paplla
Tuition god board are cbeap, and tbe standard
Is of blgh grade. Boy.
COLLEGE'CHIMES.
. All AbMt |||? Clnaale t'Uy of Dae
Vsst.
- Due Wmt, H. C.. Sept. 24, 1894.
Fine weatber ior ootton pjcklng.
Mra. J. B. Bradley and daughter are visiting
friends 1b town.
Mr. Lultfer Nlckles but returned from an
outing Id NortD. Carolina.
MLn Jaule Young returned a short time
go to rawme tier school near La timers station.
Mr. Grler Preasly is visiting In and around
Charlotte, N. C.
Mibm Emmie Wright lain Newberry this
week. 8ne will spend a few days with retail
Ten there.
Mlas Claudia NorrU Is at home again, after
a vacation of several weeks lo Newberry and
vfelnltj.
Mr. A. L. Kennedy and Prof. P. L. Grler went
up laat Thursday to attend a xtock snow near
Falrvlew; they returned Sainruay.
L?r. Grler Is expactad home to-day, after an
abaence of' six or Mven weeks, lie came
teak quite unwell. We hope a week's rest at
tenia will restore him to nls usual health.
21# lias to take up college duties Dext Monday
This work of oanvasaing has been hard
oo dim,
Mr. Black and hla mother from the Anlervljle
section have rented .the Phenlx Hotel
and will taka students to board and will take
them as low as they can afford. Mr. black,
hiaifteir will be a student. We are glad to
have them here,
Mr. Pat Kennedy is having a nice brick servant's
bouse pat upon tb? Hotel lot.
Mr. K. M. Haddon and Miss Belle spent
last Friday night In town,
Mr. C. D. Haddon who ha* been quite unaratj
tor several days Is again In bis More and
family opening op new goods. He wilt be
jgbuJ to see bis friends.
Caft.lt- M. Cochran has made soma very deatrabU
Jasprovments on his dwelling, changing
toe arrangement Inside, using the paint
brush, banging fresh pnper, Ac. "What
noeaneth this." Perhaps the Doctor oould explain,
Bav. J. A. Brown and family have returned
from Virginia wtoara they have spent a
month most pleasantly.
Jtf rs. Ellen Brealey boos vlait to the famllrof
Prof. J. 8. Pressly.
Mr. David Pressley has taken a position Id
tfeeatora with Mr. A. S. Kennedy.
tfjL Wren has his new glnnerv at work. The
machinery runs beautifully. Nothing is tc
Wnl,.rili>r?nn the ason. All th? vork la
arranged for, The cotton is taken from tb<
wagon Into tfce gin by mean* of a suctloc
ptpe^nd tbenele every other convenience of i
modern ginnery, Med is loaded In tbe
wagon alia
. Doe Went bad a gentfln* "spelling bee'
laet week. It 'as under tbe an?ploe> or tb<
Ladle* society; aa admission Ql 10c was charged.
Bone of tbe speller? In tbelr woltemeni
went down on very simple words. There wen
tone separate contests, tone of our mar
r<ied laidles distinguished themselves.
Mo Car as we can tell tbe prospect for the ool
lege* fa very good. Prof. Bell le jooeU enoour
?g?d wltb toe outlook for nis department
?me Arfmary. He knows of as many as bi
bad year last year. R. B. a,
^ t
fiovistbis? Can 700 realize it? A Boyi
f?U skit of clothes {wool) to fit a boy from 4 tc
14 years old /or 75oU. Aug. W. bmith wil
iuruisb tbem to 70a at tbeae prjoes.
Do yoa wish a niee nobby bat ? Do yot
.want a bargin in a bat. If yoa do go to Ang
W. timath's.
A whole suit of elotbes for your boy at Ang
W. Smiths for 76 oU.
Have money by buying your furniture froa
McDIl) de Tolly.
Tbe eold weather Is coming. Hake youi
,eelf eoaiortable. Buy a nice carpet lor you
.room wblcb yon will .find at Wblte Brother
If yon have bleaohed bomespun to buy s?
0Ja?t4 H goods at gaddon't
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LOWNDESVILLE'S LETTER.
Tbc People ?nd (be Uomlp In Wblcli
They Iodnlge.
Lowndesvllle, 8. G\, Sept. 22, 1891.
Mr. C. T. Baker 'and Miss Carrie Williams
went to Abbevlll* this day week ago.
Mr. Sara McGbe* of Greenwood came In
last Saturday for a few days atay with his
friend Prof. J. C. ftarper.
Mr. Will Llodoay and bis mother Mrs. J. O.
Lindsay of Due Went came over Sunday to
visit the family of ber son-in-law Rev. H. C.
Fennel.
Mr. Jt?8.8wlflof Elberton was the guest of
Mr. T. Baker on Sunday.
Mr. C. M. Calhoun of Greenwood came up
Monday. He Is boring wells for Mr. E. B.
Horton, A. L. Latimer and others.
Miss Lila Calhoun, after a pleasant visit to
our section, returned to her Greenwood home
on Wednesday. Dr.
A. G. Cook of Cook's was here on Friday.
Mr. GeQ. If. Burdettol Iva visited tbe family
of bis son-in-law, Mr. Jobn Price, Friday.
Mr. J. J. Jpbnsoh and his sister Miss Nan
Die Johnson, Mra. R. L Moorehead and Master
Loyd Moorehead, left for Anderson Friday
night.
Rev. H. C. Fennel began the Fall oommunion
In Providence oburuh to-day. His expected
help (ailed.to oome.
A short time ago Messrs. Perry Holloway
and Nathaniel Brown of McCormlck were Id
ibis section looking at lands that are for sale,
wltb a .view of; buying. They were well
pleased.
Mr. Marlon Mattlson of ADdersoo was here
for a few boura to-day.
Mr. B. F. Mauldln. cashier of the Anderson
bank, was Iq town Monday oo business.
We had a much needed and ground Baking
rain Monday.
There is a draftboard now in almost constant
use here, which was made In 1854, and
from Its present looks, it is good to become a
oentenarlan. fn its fine.
A few nigbta ago some weasles being on a
rampage went to Mr. John Young's and kill!
ed sixty of his chickens.
Last year Col. Wm. Mattox of Elbert county,
tiana* an experiment, sent and got sixty
female colored convicts to be used as Tarm
laborers, ffw was to much pleased with them
that he, this year, Increased the number to
one hundred,?Ix of whom are white. In addition
to the ordinary field labor, they cut
and split rails, build houses, ditch, clear land,
etc. Another evidence of woman's rights
(and equality.
I The 15th inptant, to Mrs. H. C. Fennel, a
daughter. ,
Mr. James M. Young has been quite sick for
| the past few days,
Master Jobn McC*lla, second son of Mr. I.
H. McCalia, bas been dangerously sick for
sometime.
Mr. J. T. Latimer went to Abbeville to-day.
Mrs. Carrie A. Latimer of Anderson visited
for a few days her sick brother Mr. James M.
Young, and then spent a few days with the
I Canailv of Mr. J. Latimer.
Rev. C. 11 Prltobard carried on a protraoted
meeting at 8alem lor several days.
Mr. W. A. T. Oliver, ol Gadsden. Ala., bas
spent the past few days among friends In this
community.
Mr. W. A. Lanier of Montery was In town
to day. Troupe.
POISON IN THE FLOUB.
A Family Narrowly Escaped?People
Golni sud Coming.
Due West. S. C., Sept. 17,1894.
Mr. C. D. Haddon bas been quite sick for
several days.
Mr. F. J. Bell bas taken tbe contract for the
wood work on tbe Presbyterian office. He is
pushing It forward.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allen of Greenwood are
In town wltb friend*. These two old people
nave lived long and bapplly together, having
some years ago celebrated their "colden wea?Jlng.'r
They have been greatly blessed.
Their last daysart* their best days.
Dr. and Miss f??u Neel came up to visit
Mrs. O. Y. Bonuer last week. The Doctor returned
after a short stay. Miss Kate will remain
for a week or two.
Marlon Glflen leaves Unlay for Pblladel
pnia wnere ne dub ueen ior ine pastiour yean
attending a floe school for tbe deaf. It requires
tec yean to oomplete tbe oourse.
Miss Minnie and Miss Ola Devlin are with
friends at Bradley* and will be absent for several
day*.
Miss Maggie Bonner and Miss Nannie Ttidd
bave returned from tbelr summer trips. Tbe
former bas been visiting In tbe up country,
tbe latter Id Fairfield county.
Mr. T. E. Polblil spent Sabbatb In town
witb bis mother.
Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Patton from Columbia
ipentafew days lust week wltb Prof. Kennedy's
family. They are botb In fine health.
Dr. McDavld's fkmlly narrowly escaped
dealt) by poisoning last week. One of tbe
oblMren by mistake spilled rat poisoning in
tbe floor barrel ana did not know K. All tbe
family next morning wbo ate of the biscuits
were made very 111. Dr. Cochrane was Immediately
called and promptly administered an
emetio wblcb gave reliet Several of tbe family
are still hIck. .1:
The propect for tbe Colleges good.
We bear of some more new building In
town. - R. 8. Q.
GREENWOOD PARAGRAPHS.
Pjlea' Plefcled Psracrapki.
Greenwood, 8. C., Sept. 18,1894.
Evangelist Kln?rd will beam a protracted
meeting near 8al?ak, on tbe drat Sabbatb in
October.
Prof. BriBSle, of Greenville, will condnct an
interesting song Wrvlce at Tranquil church
on tbe flftn SnbDnth In September.
Messrs Harris By kard and James Anderson
bave erected a "ue w storehouse at Sni-ak and
bave opened up a general merchandise store.
Tbti Greenwood Journal doubled Its size
last week. With lu able oorpa of correspondents
and Its gifted and energetic editor at Its
helm, we aee no reason why It should meet
the late of lu predecessors. We bave every
reason to believe tbat tbe Journal has come
among us to stay, It la a paper of sound
Demoorallo principles and is receiving tbat
liberal support which It Justly merits.
We attended strvloe some ten days ago In
the A. R. P. oburob In Troy. Tbe sermon was
? reached by tbe able and popular pastor. Rev.
W. Sloan. The oboir at this oburob Is one
smong tbe best In tbe country.
Tbe *recent work done on Mount Morlab
cburob very mncb Improves Its appearance.
Mrs. J.S.Jay, of Troy, Is now proprietor of
the Simpson House near tbe A. A K. depot.
Mlaa.Nellie Watson, of Lebanon, recently
visited ber unole, Mr. E. W. Watson, of Bradley.
'
Miss Scioto Out*, of Greenwood, Is visiting
Miss Llllle Hugbei, of tbe Mount Lebanon
neighborhood.
A colored child was aocldently scalded to
death a few days ago near MeCormlok.
Tbe Greenwood Alllanoe will hold a special
meeting In Durat's bail at 3 o'clock on the
39 lnst. A large attendance Is desired.
At tbe regular meeting of tbe Greenwood
Alllanoe last Saturday afternoon the following
delegates to tbe Oounty Alllanoe whlob
convene* it Auoevuie on m? om 01 ucujoer,
were elected: A. B. Ellis, W. G. .Austin, n.
O. Pyles, J. L. Hughey, W. P. McKellar.
A post cffioe and aide track Is needed at
Sal-ak.
The Abbeville Baptlat Asaoolation meets
today at Mount Moriab oburob and will be In
session tbree days. t N. O. Pylea.
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A Complimentary Telegram.
Baltimore M. D. 9-22.
A. Cohen, City.
Accept beat wishes and when your
communltty It-arbs to know you as we
do feel confident your success will be
assured and may you reap tbe reward
that your energy aud enterprise will
surely deserve..
Soblass Bro? & Co.
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Cigars and tobaccoa at Harrison & Games?
Fourteen dollara on Sunday?two for a nlckle
on Monday.
Tbare la sale at tbe store of White Brothers
the most beautiful stock of fancy china evei
seen In Abbeville,
All klods of gent's furnishing goods can be
had at the store of White Brothers, neck
wear In the greatest abuudanoe. Hhlrta of all
kinds, drawees, hosiery, collars ana handker
ohelfs. ?
White Brothers offer a large stock of guns
both breech and muzzle loading, at prloei
UiUUU lUTTCl kuau nuvTTM mv.w ?.
l Tbe best values In table linens and toweli
) can be found at Vt bite Brothers.
Call and look at tbose all-wool suitings foi
dresses wblob W bite Brothers are now offer
ing at 25cents a yard. Former prloe85oents
Don'l forget tbat tbe plaoe to buy a fall and
? winter suit of clothing Is tbe Btore ot Whlti
Brothers,
Tbe way to keep dry In rain or snow Is t(
wear a Mcintosh coal. 4 good assortment o
i (hew can bp fogpd at Tbe store ol Whlti
> Brotbars at popular prloaa.
J Wbltsf Brothers offer barging In dry goodi
ready made clothing, men and boys bats, oar
pets and rngs, blankets ana 0anp01?.
1 Ladles will find a beautiful stock of cloaki
at tbe store of White Brothers.
' Coup. '
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r Is a substitute for Calomel?1
* a Liver Panacea ibal does no
b nauseate, at Harrison A Game
Drug Store.
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Iaddons
LARGE aid ELEGANT STOCK
la now all in, and we are offering at very
close prioea.
The Host Extensive Line of
MILLINERY,
Silks,
Vplvftts.
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Capes,
Jackets,
Chenille,
Porteres,
Trimmings,
Dress Goods,
Curtains, &c.
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IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
will be found tbe Largest Collection of
New Fall and Winter
SHAPES,
Trimmed and untrlmmed. Pattern* copied
from tbe leading Paris and New York de
signs.
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DRESS GOODS STOCK
Yon will find a variety of New Rioh Novelties
from tbe cheapest to the most expensive
Silk and Wool Fabrlques.
50 Novelties Dress Patterns
No two alike. We show a complete line Covert
Cloths, Cheviots. Sergea,Taffeia-Francalse,
Broad Cloth. Imperial Fancies, Ac.
Owing to the new tariff many things In this
Department will be sold tar below last season's
price*
Silts On Top For M Tear.
WHY? Fashion says they most be need,
Prices so ridiculously low, almost every one
can afford to wear them.
VELVETS
To be extensively Died this season. Over GO
pieces to select from. Prices so low no trouble
to get suited In our Stock.
NEW BLACK GOODS.
If yoo have Blaok Goods to bay oarStock Is
unsurpassed. Quality the Best, Prloes tbe
Lowest.
Ribbons, Ribbons
Were never no Cheap. We have not leu
than 500 piece* In Btock and mare to arrive.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
In tbls Department we show most of tbe
leading Novelties of tbla seaaoo. Flab Scale
and other variety of Jet Trimmings, Sutash,
Silk and Herculeea Bra lea. Fur, Beaver and
Coney Trimmings.
Fast BLACK HOSIERY
Try one or more of our 8pecl*l Noa. direct
from tbe agenta In Philadelphia. All sizes,
lad lea, misses, children Infanta Fast Black
Hose.
OUR
Shoe Department
Haa been greatly eularged. If you have any*
thing to boy in Ladles, Misses, Children or
Infants Shoes, give us a call, we still keep a
full line of E. P. Reed A Co.'s Celebrated Fine
Shoes. For tit and wearing qualities they are
unexcelled. We also keep a line of Ladles
and Misses Genuine Dongola Kid Button
Shoes at S1.00. SI.25 and $1.50 tbat we guarantee
to be as good as any low priced shoe ever
sold In this market.
Japanese Drapery Cloth,
Chenille Table Covers,
Chenille Porteres.
Window Shades,
Stamped Linens,
Lace Curtains,
Art Materials,
Embroidery,
Worested,
Zephyr,
Silks, &c.
The Greatest Line of Hautechiefs
Ever Shown in This
Met.
New Carpets.
We bave arranged wltb a large Wholesale
Carpet House of Philadelphia to actastheli
> agents lor the sale of Carpets. We Invite yoc
to examine our assortment of styles and defy
I comparison with any olty house.
: Dresses Cut and Fit
i
Or Made to Order. Prices moderate and work
f Guaranteed.
' Fall and Winter Wrapt
> Over 200 Garments now In Stock and mori
f to arrive direct from factory.
> In all our business experience we have nev
- er before fteen able to oner the trade so largi
a collection of >.
a ? T1 II 1' ft.. J_
' m?W f ftU Wm www uooqs
at sucb astonishingly low prices. It is an Id
dispptable foot tfcat almost every class ot Dr:
Goods will be cheaper this falj Owlpg largel;
to tbe New Tariff*
We are prepared to Bi?e our customer" tb
benefit ol every decjlqp, ?
Very reapeptfqlly,
8.1. HADDON & CO
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A FULL I
CHEAI
LADIES FINE i
GENTLE
BE FOR.
Clothing, Hats,
IN OU
We are Selll
A SPI,
! COFFE
31 jy
35cto a Bale b
THE GRE
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YOU MONEY.
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In accordance with an act to
raise suppllM for the fiaoal year commencing
November 1, 1893, notloe is hereby given that
the office of County Treasurer of Abbeville
County will be open for the collection of taxes
for laid ft teal year from
Monday, October 15th,
UNTIL
Saturday, December 15lh,
without penalty.
Rate* per cent, of taxation are aa follows :
8Ute Tax.. 5 M11U.
Ordinary County Tax .. 8 M
Special County Tax y2 "
School 2 "
ToUl 10J4
In addition to the above a speotel tax will
be collected for school purposes, aa follows;
Town of Greenwood _ 3 mills.
Ninety Six 2 "
Mt. Carrael 3 "
Town of Abbeville:
Retiring Railroad Bonds and
paying interest on same 2 mills.
Special Sobool, retiring bonds
and paying Interest on same 6% mills.
A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all
male citizens between tbe age of 21 and SO
years, except auob as are exempt by law, will
be oollecled.
Taxes are payable only In gold and silver
coin, United States curreocy, National Bank
notes, and Coupons of State Bonds wblob be
come payable during tbe year 1891.
Id order to acoominodate tax-payers I bave
arranged tbe following schedule of appoint
menu, ana tax-payers nm yiowc ?? ?>w
notice thereof, as tbe office at the Court House
will neoeMarlly be closed during that time.
Lowndesvllle?Tuesday, October 80...
Mt Carmel?From arrival of down train
Wedneaday, October .31, till arrival of same
train next day.
MoCormlofc?From- arrival of down train
Thursday Nov. 1st, till 11 o'clock a. m. next
day. A
Troy?Friday afternoon, Nov. 2.
Bradley?Saturday forenoon, Nov. 8.
Verdery?Saturday afternoon. Nov. 8.
Ninety Six?From arrival of down train
Weonetday, Nov. 7, till arrival of up train
next day.
Oreen wood?From arrival of up train Thursday,
Nov. 8, till 6 p. m. next day.
Coronaca?Forenoon Saturday, Nov. 10.
Hodges?From arrival of down train Tuesday,
Nov. 13, till arrival of up train next day.
Donalds?From arrival of up train Wednesday,
Nov. 14, till 12 m. next day.
Due West?Afternoon Thursday, Nov. Id,
and forenoon Friday, Nov. 16.
Parties desiring information by mall in regard
to their taxes will please state the location
of their property, and Include postage
for reply, and those paying taxes by check
! must Include the ohftrge for collection,
i
J. K. JSIjAJLJS,
Treasurer.
Sept. 24, 1894.
s ENTERPRISE Eimity,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
PNOW IN FULL OPERATION FOR THE
season after a careful overhauling, and
* all cotton brought to this ginnery will be
e promptly ginned and packed.
Persons from the country may bring their
cotton without previous arrangements and
feel sure of prompt attention. Tfte capacity
i- of the ginnery is rail and aqiple.
FRANCIS IENBY,
' ? Manager'
MoDlll A Tolly undertakers.
, When wanting furniture remember McJMIl
4 Tolly is the place to buy It.
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The Men's are going at
Boys at 75c and $1.
Children Knee Pants at
THET ARE WABEA
and are the best value on tbe market, a good s
W. JOEL SMI
Sept. 26,1884.
It is not Competiti
of Cotton that induce
REDUCE 0
It is common talk
sell the cheapest and
FURNIT'
The assistance of
Son in buying places 1
tion to offer real Bar
Their Stock is con
convince you.
V ALU ABLE
Lands for Sale
I WILL 8ELL YCU THE FOLLOWING
laodBatrock bottom figures If taken at
oace. Now la your chance to buy good lanas
for little money and on EASY TERMS :
I 7/4. Justin front of the late
COj home of Mrs. Sarah M.
Calhoun, fronting the Vienna road.
cks?i*?k?] On the Blue Hill, addi\^L
Co, journlng R. 8. Barnwell.
AOfl o niiAQ Near Hester on the
7^51/ dtlcBj Savannah Valley R. R.
350 acres, 8ame^dter stal,on
440 acres, Same place.
Oft q/ii>ac Near Mt. Carmei that
+*O d)Ll CS, rents for 23 per cent, of
the asking price.
300 acres ^about)Near Monterey
800 acres, Same place.
5nnn o/)iiac In Other portions
jUUU dtlcH) of Abbeville county
Make your wishes known and I will supply
what you want.
WM, P, CALHOUN,
Room 204 Equitable Building.
Atlanta, Ga.
Sept. 20,1894. '
pur leader. 3 lbs. can grated pine apple. Ab
bevjlle Supply Co,
Another leader, 3 hoop coder bucket 10 cte.
^bbeyllle Supply Co,
Still another leader, Snow Flake crackers
15 eta, Abbeville Supply Co,
Tinware. New supply, our leader copper
bottom coffee pot will last Ave years. Abbeville
Supply Co.
Beautiful lot tin toilet sets. Abbeville Sup
pyCo.
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M?iMOMIfc??I
S\ll
E ADEB
ALL STYLES A1
A WKW?/W V "BK T "I
AlllES UJJJ
I EVER BEI
KRIPPENDORP, I
IDS IN EYE!
E TO SEE OUR STC
, Collars, Shoes,
iYDEPARI
Flour for |<
#vf/ "#C iftl
OUNDS ]
AMD Tl
Bunch, 40ets
Pattern.
rAINS EVER 4
NG. WE WILL <
HML W.
W^^>LK8 ^ .
all Dog" Breeches.
90c, *1, <1.25,11.50 and *1.75.
Q*?/? onJ A.1a
WV) WJ MMVt VWf
NT ED NOT TO RIP,
took always on band.
[TH & SONS.
on but the low Trice
d us to
UR PRICE.
that McDill & Tolly
best
YTTDTJi ^ the
" > H . nAiinfv
U JLVJU ??'*
Messrs. G. F. Tolly &
;he young firm in posigasns
in kvery line,
lplete, and a call will
Who Knows That Note T
One of tbe most amusing games for
a large company is called by tbe punDing
title, "Whoknows that nose?"
Let a sbeet, or a similar clotb, be bung
in tbe doorway between two rooms.
Let tbe company be divided into two
groups, one for eacb room. In one
room let a light be placed, and let tbe
membere of the group in tbe other
room take turbs in sticking their
noses, through a slit in the sheet, into
tbe lighted room. The group on that
side is to guess the owner of each
nose.
A + f ?lnlo ItrvKtn in tVlA fi Pflf
AlbCi UUI^U iiiaio, Iiguto iu vuv M.M.
room are to be put out, and lights in
the second room lighted, and the
game is to be continued, the parts
eing reversed. If a nose is correctly
guessed, the owner thereof must go ou
the other side; and so the game'
proceeds until one side or the other
has lost all its members.
This game may be varied by trying
eyes, instead of noses, but it is not so
funny in that way. It is astonishing
how BtraDge and unheard of is the
nose of even the most familiar friend,
when isolated from the other features
of his countenance. Indeed, it iB
doubtful whether any one us, if confronted
with an accurate picture of
our own nasal appendage, would recognise
it as an old friend.
This game, and similar games,
startle us with the disclosure of how
little we have observed, even in mat,
ters that we think we know all
1 about.
Flanels cheaper than ever at Haddoa'a.
HaddoDB are prepared to sell you carpets of
all grades.
T r ami om In ncurt nf ihnM <*all HarfHnn'H
Tbls is a fact worth taking Into aooount: A
student of Bradstreet's has been investigating
1 failures, and finds that about 80 per oent. of
business bouses tbat go to the wail are those
1 that do not advertise.
See C. P. Hammond & Co.'a adverttsemen
tbls week sure.
C. F. Hammond & Co. have completed their
tor* and are now ready for business.
^mass, '-i
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II
ND GRADES.
DERWEAR
FORE. 1
HTTMAN & CO.
II LINE . m
)CK OF -^=^TTnH
APU/D9P A/*
V1IUI/1 If VU1 WVtf V
rMENT I
I 49 per bbl.
' $3.22.
PER SI. I
' ; . jill
a Bale by the
OFFERED. k
3ERTAINLY SAVE
M
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The State of South Caaolina.
. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the Estate of H. McGee, Da*
oeased.
Order for Settlement and Discharge.
JM. McGEE, B. M. MoGEE and H. P.
MoGEE as Executors for said Estate
haying applied for settlement and discharge.
It is Obdebxd, That Monday, the 2Mb, day
October, next be fixed for granting the relief
prayed for. J. FULLER LYON,
Sept. 14,1891,4t Judge Probate Cor.rt.
? ,--4|
. mm
TEE LOWNDESVILLE
High School,
OPENS THE PIEST MONDAY IN OCTO"
ber. This institution baa been dolus e/floleut
work in preparing student* for oollega
classes. The standard la high In the Advanoed
Department and poplla are drilled
dally In Engllah Language, Latin, Orotic.
Mathematics and Music, (Instrumental and
oeal.) Small children in the Primary Department
receive special attention and Mining.
The diaolpllne la under and partake*
of the parental; yet rigid In enforcing the leesona
of truthfulness, politeness, purity and
obedience. The anxiety and Tlgllenoe of the
teachers surround the moral and religions
character of every pnpil oonnected to our
trust and we oovenant with patrona that wo
will discharge oar duties with facility.
H. C. PENNEL,
Sept. 26.1894. ALENA BROCK.
Congress
Shoes. .1
A New Stylish and
Pretty Shoe (With Silk
? ^ i\
tlastics Uuaranteea;
Can now be Found at
H1DD0NS.
Don't fail to ask for
them.
Don't send away to get your printing done.
It can be well pone, and cheaply doneln Abbeville.
Patronize home Industry. Pratronlze
home merchants, spena your money ai
| home.
| Do yon know where to find Krippindorf,
j Dittm&n <fc Go's., Ladies fine shoes ? Inquire !
Shoes are cheaper than were ever known and
Aug W. Smith oan give yon a man's Elaatic
Dress Shoe for 91.60. It is worth $1.50.
Aug W- Smith is the only place to find Krip?
pendorf, Dittman ACo'a., fine shoes (or Ladies.
Our stoves are beginning to move. Come
and see them. Abbeville Supply Co.
New line cottolene next week In samples
8, 5,10 and 20 lbs. buckets. Abbeville Supply
Co.
Richmond Stove Co. warrant every stove
tbey send out. Sold only by the Abbeville
Supply Co.
Try Cottolene and Oolduat, Octagon, Carle tte
and Horseshoe Soaps. Abbeville Supply
Co.
The Wm. Ben Cash Co. only sail iqr 094b.