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Ww . '- The Press and Banner. Sixteen 3?ages. Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1894. nrnn-nci Tivmn a mmmr JUAUAO XiAlUA iJjniU. -v 4 Ninety-Six:?W. J. Huff. Muddion. Gre 'nwuod?It. P. Pinaon. A.J. Hell. J. P.Uoldlm?. W. V Blyth. W. M. Cobb. Cokesbury?A. M. Richey. B. J. Herndon. J.S Kakln. W. M. Hlgsima. W". E. Algary. Donalds?Jon Kay. 13. Hhlrley. K. P. Jamison. Dne West?f. O. McLane. J. W. UllDk^calefi. John McGhee. W.C. H addon. Long Cane?J. L. McCord. 8. G. Bolts. J. H. Ashley. Mmilhvllle?W. (>. Cromer. W. W. Purdy. % . Abbeville?F. L. Morrah. Diamond Hill?\V. B. Mam* B. M. Wakefl Id. M. L. Latimer. J. W. Barnes. LowndeKVllle?T. H. Cochran. W. T. Cunningham. J. W. ScrogNlna. T \V l'url[yl> Calhoun Mills? luo. H. Watson. Henry Henler. Barneauz?J. Z. Edmomi. MT. CARMEL. Pretty CotUcen-The Academy-People Comiuy ami Ciolnic. Mt. Carmel. S. C.t Nov. 28,1894. After a silence of several mouths we are here again, aithongb we h ive had nothing to hay, yet the progress of our Jittle city has been solid anil sure. C*pt. Cade has completed bin new stores on Depot street In a very substantial manner, ana is now oocupled by Messrs. McNeil, Cade A McAlInter. I Mr. J. W. Mayr.ard's pretty cottage on Main street is now completed, and has moved hie I family to tbeir new home. ' Miss Mary Roger'* borne baR been much I beautified by a new coat of paint. < Oar new academy Is completed, and is an der tiie control of Prof. Latban, of Due West, I and Miss Williams, of Greenwood, acsl.si.anl. Tbe ladies of tbe,B"ptistchurcb will give a t supper in the AcademV for the benefit of ibe 1 church on the 41st of December. Miss Emma Latban,one of Due West's most 1 chaimlng young ladles. Is visiting her brother Prof.S. B. Lathan. I Tbe young people our town spent a very pleosaul evening last week at Mrs. Jones i The music wa? furnisned by the Cowan Bros., and was greatly enjoyed by all. t Mr. Mauuing Black, of Wiillngton, paid 1 ti a visit this w< eit. Master Roscoe Horton, of Lowndesville. is 1 Visiting bis sister Mrs. K. W. Collier. I Mr. J. W. Williams, after an absence of several montbs returned to Mt. Carmel last ! week. Uls many frieuds are glad to welcome ( bim borne, Mrs. John McAllster left last week for Edge- I fluid, where she will spend sometime with her sister Mrs. Dr. Hatcher. I Mr. Krskine PresMley, or the Sharon noign borbood, is visiting biB sister Mrs. T. M. I Knox. Mr. J. W. Morrah sp<?nt last week with her ' later Mrs. .lav, of Bradley, who has been quite 111 for sometime. I Mr. Ernest Watsou worshipped in Bradley )asl8unduy. ? ( Con Terence being In session, we bad no ser- i vice in the Methodist church Sunday. < Mr. Calhoun Black, or Lowndesvlile, Is vis i Sting his brother Dr. P. K. Black. . Mr. Bob Knox, of Sharon, spent to-day in 1 our city. D(ic. i Cat to the Heart. Excitement intense at Daly's Dry Goodt Bouse. Tbelr beautiful display of dress gooas have been marked down and their store In consequence has been crowded. Every one remarks about the superior quality and beauty of tbelr stock, and of the polite attention they recelvr. We congratulate Mr. Johnston ana young Mr. Daly on their success. Cnt to the Heart. i Everybody knows of Daly's beautiful display of dry goods. The star tbat leads them all, the light running Domestic Sewln< Machine, can be had cheap at R. C. Bernauf the jeweler. Also needles and oil for all machine*. Browle's pins and diamond rings at R. C. Bernau's. Sliver ana goia iock oraceieu* m iow price* , HE1 at E. O. Bernau's. 1 40 ladles' watches from $7 to $40, to be sold -cheap at E. C. Bernau's. 100 solid gold scarf pins, handsome designs ' and lowest prices at It. C. Bernau's. Sterling Silver rbinelles can be bought at Sfar R C. Bernaa's for 85 cts. Sterling silver and quadruple plated ware suitable lor bridal presents at R. C. Bernau. Picture frames In metal at R. C. Bernau's. Mr. A. B. Schkoedek paid a visit to the Nation last Sunday to see his best girl. Miss Lrb Schroedkr will leave In a few days for Seneca City to vibit ber cousin, Mist Brooks. ' Just received 25 boxes Florida oranges and 30 bunches choice bauunan lor Thanksgiving, at A. M. Hill A Sons. Preserves. Jams, citron, currantn and "seedlea*" raisins Just received at A. M. Htll & Sons. * "Edam" cbeea*, almonds, Brazil, filbert and pecan nuts, with many other "nice things" for Thanksgiving Just received at A. M. Hill A t Sons. , Your Thanksgiving dinner will not h* compete without cranberries" from A. M. Hill A Bona. Chuioe Malaga and Concord grapes Just reoetved at A. M. Hill <fc Sons. Choice Mew.Orleans and Maple syrups just , arrived at A. M. Hill & Sons. J. D. Kerr, the furniture dealer, ever on the look out for bargains. Has Just received another lotot llml famous rocker, cut of which ia ahown Ju his ad. Hnd now oilers theiu at the very low price of $2.05. We have tbe bent 1h<ile? nnderveels Id town at 19c. Win. K. Bel) Cash Co. From tbla time forward the goods must be paid for before leaving the store. No goods will be allowed to leave the store 011 approval. Wm. E. Bell Cash Co. Genulna freeh mountain buckwheat floor. Just received at W. Joel Smith A. Sons. Fresh barfptlnb on bargain counter next Friday at Haddons. Prices reduced on fine dress goods at Haddons. Ladles and children's shoes at Haddons. Ladles rubber coats at Haddons. Cloaks reduoed In price at Haddons. If yon want cheap go>xUand new goods call on The Win. E. Bell Cash Co. They buy their goods irorn first hands. We will sell you Coats spool cotton at 35c a . dozen or 8c each. Don't be fooled, bat coine la and let us give you prices, and then you will be better able to buy goods. Wm. E. Bell Clash Co. We will sell you the all-wool red twill flannel at 15c, and this has been onr price all fallWin. ?. Bell Cash Co. The best l^on dales cambric at 9c. This has been our price all fall, and we cau sell yon 100 piece* at this price. Wm. E. Bell Cash Co. Cottolsne. Fresh lot Just In. All size packages. Abbeville Supply Co. Fresh citron, raisins, currants, nuts. See onr prices. Abbeville Supply Co. All kinds of crackers. Abbeville oupply Co. *** ~ t?w\A oaq nnp lina nf Phrlul. IU/B lU. VUIUC nuu ovc vu? iimv v* v? .o?roan goods. Abbeville Supply Co. Reeoe will sell you a watch or anything in the Jewelry line at prices to suit the times. ' Where la Bradley T You will And him at Reese's ready to Hell you anything irom a 10c ' u dozen collar button up. Here's your Dobeon, no earthquake in ibis. Our prices for watches, clocks and Jeweiry made to suit the times. A. M. Hill & Sons tiave just received over a ton of candy, which tbeyoflt: cheaper than ever. A. M. Hill & Sons offer special inducements on fruits and candles to any one buying for weddiog suppers and parties. When you want frnits and candles for the holidays dall on A. M. Hill <Jt Sons. Grandfather Clocks. I WOULD GIVE NICE NEW CLOCKS In exchange for ball dozen Grandfather Clocks, no matter whether they are running order or not. R. C. BERNAU. if The Jeweler. LOST. ONE RED SETTER, RATHFR SMALL white feet, white nose, white under I ibroat. Answers to name of "Press." Reward If returned to me. W. S. Cothrau. J For Rent or Sale. 11HE ABBEVILLE HOTEL. Possession' ulveu Junuary 1,1895. For ternm, &c..nppiy to. .1. C. MILLEII. j For Rent. ' (1HAPMAN HOUSE on WwshinEton street, j next. above Oil Mill. PoKseN8lou given I December lot. prox. Apply nt. OH Mill, or 10 J. ALLEN SMITH. FIRE PROOF, 175? Kerosene Oil, 15c Ber Gallon. IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIGHT AND AN oil thai tniK no nmolc.ni) offensive odor, and no danger of explosion, use FIRE PROOF OIL. G. W. Lomax. SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR ABBEVILLE COUNTY. School District No. 1?Capt. James Rogers, Jr., J. N. iJpKconib, B. P. i'inson, NinetySix. niBtriof. Nn 9?.Inhn K.Snmnle. .1. L. Hughey, Greenwood; J. D. Foucb'e, CoroData. School District No. 8?Dr. S. T. Lea, Cokesbnry; J. A. McCord, Hodges; G. B. liiley, Riley. school District No. 4?C. V. Martin, J. C. Martin, Don?idu; S. J. Burts, Houea Path. i School District No. 5?J. A. Devlin, W. R. Ellis, T. J. Bowen, Doe West. School District No. (i?D. P. Hannah, ( Hodges: H. W. Bowie, Abbeville; M? G. Smith, Doualus. I School District No. 7?R. D. Purdy, Veidery; P. D. KlUtf h, J. T. Davis, Greenwood. School District No. 8- J ^".Watson, Brad- ' ley; Thos. J. Hearst, v'(i;tjery; Dr. P. H. \damn. Phoenix. School District No. 9?J. F. Wideman, J. S. ' tfarrls. J. W. Young, Troy. School District No. 10?A. T. Brown, Huner; A. K. Watson, G. H. Wurdlaw, Abbeville. . School District No. 11?J. G. Edwards, Jas. , Svmus, S. il. Cochran. Abbeville. School District No. 12?A. M. Erwin, L. P. rfarlcness, R. A. Hnddon, Antreville. School District No. 13?S. F. Epps, S. S. ioles, D. T. Hlrnpsoo, Lowndesville. School District No. 14?Geo. W. Speer, Mon- \ erey; J. W. Boyd, Mt. Carwel; D. W. rbomas, Walts, S. C. .School District No. 1&?P. H. McCaslan, iVidetnan; Wm. McNeill, Mt. Carmel; J. 0. 1 denimiuger, Link. J School District No. 16?Ja6. Cothran, Jr., t dcCorroick; W. H. Brill, Sandover; J. L. t Albert. School District No. 17?E. S. Hale, E. W. I Ldpscoinh, J. P. Phillips, Ninety-Six. t School District No. 18?0. A. C. Waller, T. ?. KUey, J. I.. Kerr, Ureenwood. Scnool District No. 19?W. A. Terapleton, F. ( 3. Gary, J F. Miller. Abbeville. I School District No. 20? Rev. A. L. Patterson, iV. L. Miller, John W. Morruh, Mt. Carmel. School District. No. 21?John T. Cheatham, R. W. Kuox. Nicholas Scbrani. The different Boards of Trustees are re- i guested to bold a meeting at an early date for < the purpose of organizing, by electing a balrinau and cierk (Where they are not al- 1 ready organized), and to meet with the Board >f Examiners in ihe School Commissioner^ ifficeon Monday, the 3rd day of December next (Saleday) at 12 o'clock m. to gel'f rupee's Records and arrange plans lor conducting the public schools during the present year. W. T. MILFORI), School Commissioner and Chairman ol i Board of Examiners. Nov. 19,1691. ERTRA TERM Of Court.i Office of Clerk Court C. P. and G, 1 S.f Abbeville, S. C., October 20, 1894. In pursuance of an oiider of his ' Honor Judge R. C. WattH, public ootlce is hereby given that aa Extra Term of the Court tor Abbeville County will be held 1 i At Abbeville Court House, be- ] ginning on the First Mon- i day in December, 1894, at Ten O'clock in the j T'nronnnn _ J. ViVUVVUI All officers of the Court, Jurors, witnesses mil litigants will take due notice of the same, ind govern themselves accordingly. W, K. BULLOCK, Clerk C. P. & G. S. for Abbeville County. Master's Sale. The State df South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OK COMMON I'T.KAS. W. C. Strawhorn et. al. against John T. M McKellar et. al.?Partition. by virtue of an order op sale made In the above stated case. I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., ou SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1SW, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, si mate In said state and County to-wit: All that tract or parcel ol land containing Four Hundred and Twenty-Five (425) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. T. Llyon, T. A. Watson, Mr6. D. J. Talberl and others. TERMS OE SALE.?One-half cash, balunce on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser aud mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. To be re-sold at rlsh of former purchaser. J. C. KLUGH, Nov. 12, 1894. :it Master. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. ("OUKT OK COMMON PLEAS. Henry P. McGee against Everllne Archer et. al.?Foreclosure. L) a>y virtue of an order of sale made In the above stated case, I will offer Tor sale at public outcry at Abbeville, C. H., 8. C., ou SALEDAY In DECEMBER, 1894. within the legal hours of sale, the tallowing described property, Eltuate Id said State and County to wit: Ail tiiat tract or parcel| of land containing Three and One-tenth (3 l-10th) Aores, more or less, bounded by lands of R. S. Galloway, J. W. Power, Baptist Church, J. O. Lindsay, and R. W. Haddon. terms of sale-cash. j. c. klugh, Nov. 9,1S9J, 31 Master. I 1 I Tr^t /i. " .V . * J? ; ?,' : . ' * ' ' .; !'- ' : j I Abb< * ? # All who 1: $ * f J # Of cou J # Haiulsom J ^ You will: \ friends for I* x f * 6 and am assui ^ ^ ? ? lor tnem. ? ? the stock in ] 2 # R. ^ 3 Doors below C WW* Master's Sale, rhe State of South Carolina. | COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. V. L. Casey against Mary Bell, et. al.?Fore, closure. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF* SALE nade in tiie above stated case, I will offer for ale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H.. S. C., In SALEDAY lu DECEMBER, 1S94, within be legal hours of sale the following deicrlbed property, situate iu said .State and bounty,to-wit: All that lot or parcel of and, containing Thirteen (13) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. H. Stockman, J.I>. Teddards. A. C. Stockman ind W. L. Casey. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. J. C. KLUGH, Nov. 9.1894..It Master. The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Henry P. McGee against Mrs. J. E.Shumate. By virtue of the aitthoritty conferred upon me In a certain mortgage executed by Mrs. J. E. Shumate to me on the 5rd day of June, 1893, to sell the real estate t>eiow described in case default should be made In the payment of the debt secured thereby. I do hereby ofl'er for sale and will sell on Salesdav in December, 1894,1 being ihe.'Jrd day, nt Abbeville c. h? s. c., between the HOURS OF 11 A. M. AND 8 P. M., the following described real estate, to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of land in the Town of NINETY-SIX, fronting on Cambridge Street one hundred and thirty feet, ind running back a deptb of one hundred ind seventy feet, with buildings thereon, and bounded north by lot of|T. G. Beachem, east by Visanska, south by M. Ricburdson and west by Cambridge Street. Sold as the property of Mrs. J. E. Shumate to satisfy the aforesaid mortgage and expenses. TERMS-CASH. HENRY P. McGEE, Mortgagee. Nov. 10th, lffltl, Masters' Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OK COMMON 1M.F.AS. Geo. W. Newby et al., against, mnry j. Brown et al.?Partition. By virtue or an order ol sale made In the above stated case, I will offer fur sale nt public outcry al Abbeville C. H., a. C., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBEK, 1894, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situated In said Slate and County to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of land, containing Five Hundred and Fifty (550) Acres more or less, bounded by lands of E. A. Searles, J. K. Deason, tbe Jennings Mining lands, Elizabeth Weeks, P. M. Cothran and others: except the Wiley Newby tract embraced herein, which contains aboul one hundred and forty acres which lies in the County of Edgefield ot said Slate, being separated by the county line. Said lands will be divided and sold in several parcels. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay lOr papers. J. C. KLUUH, Nov. 12,1691, 4t Master. The State of South Carolina, rOflNTY OK ARRF.VTIXR. COURT OF COMMON PI.EA3. Andrew Lee Arnold and Rebecca J. Simpson against John Lewis Arnold and oilier**. Pursuant to the order of the Court herein the creditors of Hart P. Arnold are hereby required to present and prove their claims before me on or before the 15th day of December. 1894, or be barred. j. c. klugh, Nov. 1894, 41. Muster. Farm for Sale. IOKFKR for sale a farm of Two Hundred and Fifty acres, of land uear Mount Carmel on the Savannah Valley Railroad, on Bellotts creek. W ill divide into two tract* if desired, and sell cheap and on easy terms, Apply to nov. 22, 18m, 21 j. w. w. marshall. 3ville Jewe] ? i i Lave seen it, pronounce it the . st Store to f#w?. I cou'J;av J theG., C r?ctck +"hics 1C3 nnlTT HllP to til ft W 100 OXXAkJ J.KJ ^ NIC LU L ? ffilsplnf Of CSiooda* J ^TafoH need a few Presents for your J faction th J keep go< " BNE* ^ and mak' 11/1 M m # I do not cla m JLWAL JiJb ^ when they ha / ^ sound and hai ed my store is The Place to look ^ doing wel? ^ elect your presents now, before S ... ^ It will pay picked over. # watch ?r C. BERKTAU, t ourt House. The Jeweler. 3 doors below This Rocker AT $1.65. Everything else in Proportion. Yours for low price, J. D. KERR, iint <0 Ilie Jlenrt. I The only "Cliy Dray Wagon" In Abbeville tut t? , j Is run by A. M. Hill & Solim. HSete,Thelr beanutif?l ' SpVay of dTes I Kooms io Uent-elth^r furnished or unfurnhave been marked down and every mie Jjdied, Apply at the Press aud Banner ofIs taking advantage of it. Tlieir store for the j nce- 41 past week has bpen crowded. Everybody re- At Haddon'x you can have your dress cut marks of the polite uttention they recleve ! and fltor tnade to order iu the latest fashion, and the beauties of their stock. I and at reasonable prices. All guarnanteed. now ao 101 M Tins at EH! ? I > M =A.CV -LJ j ?SO COME ALOli OLD CLOCK or I AND SEE H( h. D. : fdi t\ D An A i n lycm He can do it for HALF what he charged when cotton was up, makes no difference what kind, with the excuse that it is not worth f I ask no trade from sympathy ; I desire no patronage because I ha1 is world wide ; I make no blowing horn of my concern as being the la PATRONIZE THE P He asks your trade?every bit of it?solely on the ground that Remember, we are the PEOPLE'S JEWELER, It will pay WA' working for the trade for a number of years and wish to build up H. D. wow - r'"r-ii.i v%, Iry Store! I Hegg&ii? Hnpssineato * J e the finest tools in this part of the ? My skill in this line must beknown,or w !. & N. Railroad would not have asked ^ 5 mk. J \nmp hprp and take nharcrft of their ^ ; cheap, but I can prove to your satis- # lat I can repair your watch and make it m J Dd time at a price that will please you J e you a customer. ^ s ,im to restore watches as good as new for almost nothing, ^ ve jewels glued in, pivots out of centre, balance out of ^ rsprings that ought to have been thrown away long ago. ^ ^ rork I will not do. What's worth doing at all is worth J This is my motto. ^ # T you to gel my estimate of cost of repairs on yonr ^ CLOCK. J R. O. Bernau, * * C'onrt House. WATCHMAKER. ^ Hill TUB! llllTlii This is a fact, But CROSS & MARTIN are selling their goods so low that it does not take muoh of your money to get what you want. If you don't believe this, call on them and you will be convinced. SHOES; a Specialty. A beautiful lino of NE>CKWI$A.Rm ^ A vr i <V^ III > ** UKUSS 6C JXULKTJJN. Next to Court House. ]VTaster's Sale. ]VEaster's Sale. The State of South Carolina, The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT OK COMMON PLEAS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ? _ .. . , , . ? ? ? , . H. M. PIdson et. al. against E. C. Pinson et. Jane Y. Pjather et.al. against S. E. Grier et. , * .... * . ? .... al.?Partition. al.?Partition. BBv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE V VIRTUE OF AX ORDER O* SALE made In the above stated case, I will offer for miide In the above stated cuse, I will ofter (or gaieat, public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1894, within on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER, 1891, within tbe legal hours of sale, the following describthe legal hours of sale, the following described etj property, situate In said State and County .u ?...u ? io-wii: aii mut iruci or parcel 01 iuuu, wit: "All that tract or parcel of land, con j containing. taining TwoHundred;andSixtrOneC261),0ne HMdred and Silty'FoUr Acres, [164] Acres< ! more or less, bounded by lands of Thomat more or less, and bounded by lands of Thomas | R. Puckett, George W. Proffltt, J. A, Plnson, McAllister, Mrs. S. E. Grler, Baker and oth-1 J, W. Plnson and others. ers, and lying on Little River. TERMS OF SALE-One-balf cash, balanoe TERMS OK SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest onacreditof twelve months, with Interest from day of sale, secured by bond of parchas,from day of sale, secured by bond of purchas- erand mortgage of premises, with leave to er and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, pay all Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. j J. C. KLUGH, J. C. KLUGH, | Ma8terNnv ?. :tt. Master, i Nov. 9.1S94. 3t i Like This? \ tie People's Jeweler [G WITH YOUR? BROKEN WATCH )W CHEAPLY it im Ym. He is here to stay, and will not turn you away with your work, it ixing, or it can't be done, just to sell you some cheap thing. re done WONDERS ; I expect to make no sales because my reputation ,rgest of its kind, it is to the interest of the people to EOPLE'S JEWELER. he will give the most and best for the money. TCH MAKERS to send their difficult work to me. We have been this part of our business. REESE, The People's Jeweler. . . y