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<-"4~ - ' "* t( ? ' * W4, \ - ?- : The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE S. C. fyPubllsbed every WedneKday at Si a year Id advance. Twelve Pages. Wednesday, Dec. 19,1894. 9 IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL, All Meu Look to a Life Beyond the Grave. v Extract from a sermon delivered In the Associate Reformed cburcb by tbe pastor, Rev. J. J. tirler.^ Tills second letter to Tlmotby from Paul was written wben tbe subllmest life tbat bis* tory has ever known was about to meet bis end by tbe execution of tbe sentence of death from the persecutors .of Christianity. His position was fearfully trying. How bravely he faced bis inevitable fate! Tbe last trial was near at band. He knew what the verdict would be and tbe death he had to die. Tbe world stood on tbe side of bis enemies; many trusted friendsblp had foreaken him: and even those who would were deterred by by fear of torture and death from making their sympathy known. Notice how be earnestly begs Timothy to come to him quickly. In a dark cell, bound by heavy chains, watched day and night by tbe bitterest of foes, in an atmosphere pregnant with threats ol bloodshed aud slaughter, is this yearning ol bis soul unnatural ? ! his impatience lor Timothy's compan lODsblp what we would look lorr He writes too about the comtortlng power of the promises of the gospel. What an everlasting proof of the consolatory character ol the religion of Jesus! He begins to dwell on the terrible nature ol the death that awaits him. He reflects ; tben , lifting himself up while through bis gloomy ' cell rings the echo of his cruel bondage he exclaims, with such triumph and eloquence that Christians in all the ages since have been moved and inspired to a higher life, "Christ bath abolished death !" Death has not been held from the race; but its terror is driven away, Its sting drawn, its dominion broken by the cross of Christ. And he makes a further claim?"Life and immortality are brought to light by the Gospel." They could chain his body, they could not chain his soul. It would still lift itself in anthems of praise to God. They could wound his flesh, but neither plvatlon, cold nor hunger, nor scourge nor dagger could pinch hard enough or pierce deep enough to dilve the spirit of exaltation from his inner life. Paul knew that he would live when the iron on bis wrists was destroyed by rust, wben the walla Id which tie was neia were uul uug? u. the eartb, when tbe empire whose authority had made him a prisoner bad perished from among the nations of the world and been forgotten from the pages of bumap history, and when tbe earth was removed and its foundations no longer laid, when all things, were eaten up by tbe devouring fires of the last conflagration, he himself would live, aud bound, and sour, and sing Immortality im, mortailzed In the bosom of God forever! ? Some reasons are given for this hope of tbe Christian world that tbe soul will live forever. Of course tbe first and all sufficient reason is founded on explicit scripture declaration. The fuller revelation of the gospel makes It a oertainlty. We know It. The Lord bath spoken. Another reason for believing In the souls immortality is its origin. We should rather expect, if tbe facts were noi before us, that flesh and blood perish knowing that tbe earth Itself shall be destroyed. The body Is of tbe earth earthy. But the soul came from God?the breath of his nostrils, aDd unto Him it shall return. Dual to dn8t, the apirit to God. The Father Is undying, ao is the soul that came from Him. By thiB 1 am persuaded that I shall survive as long as God Himself shall live. May we not argue an Immortal existence from tbe price paid for tbe soul's redemption The price was Infinite In Its value. Can we conceive that tbe Bon of God should so bumble himself and even suSer death lor tbe release of a living power whose existence Is tlolte. If heaven and bell are eternal so will be tbe Hiiirits for whose habitation they are provid ed. Tbe scriptures clearly teach this much. Shall we not argue a future life?and to provetbatthe soul will live atall alter dlsoJutlon proves to us ibat its life will be everlasting, we can see no reason for expecting otherwise?from tbe universal expectation ot men. Tbls Is olten used. What all men, everywhere, in every age of the world have believed to be true, must he true. All men, everywhere, In every age of the world (1 eliminate fools, f said men,) have believed in tbe soul's future existence. Conclusion?It must be true. What means tbe human sacrifices today on the continents of Asia, Africa and South America* What means tbe millions bowing down to do bomage to gods tbat be no gods? i What means the millions tbat worship today at tbe shrine of our Jesus with hopeful laces and Joyful hearts? Surely a looking to a life beyond this vale. Tell not this poor world that we shall perisb wltb tbe grave. Tbe childless mothers and motherless children would come from their closets ol prayer weeping, and the bleeding and broken hearts tbat are bound up by this fond hope would break and deluge tbe world with a flood ol sorrow, should we rob tbem of this anchor of tbe soul. More than that, this life,Is progressive. We tKu nrorni Tlmo id Alll* chc.1 1 Wo will burst through it and bloom Id celestial garden and grow and develop In the sunshine of a never-ending noon. Tbe worm of today a fly tomorrow, tbe egg today a bird tomorrow ; and we are nothing like our past condition. Why shall not we ot be as unlike this In tbe future? Further, our souls have the capacltlcs of ftleaaore, activity aiid pain. We expect notbDg to cease except where experience teaches us that It will. We have no reason to believe that these powers will be stripped from us at death. We have often followed tbe soul to the very gate of death; we have seen Its powers remain and even enlarge and sparkle with more tban usual brightness, giving no evidence of death, but proof of life. Grand thought for our contemplation if we be ready for another world! Terrible thought If today we stand unprepared to meet our God. We must meet Him. We would not live here always. I would not. Though Inspired as I am by tbe hopes and X Get my Pric TUBES, Y OUT J. D. I ambitions that youth only knows I am willing to stand on the grave's entrance and, rolling oft and foruettluu the hardships, and trials, and dark hours of this passing conflict, reach forth intothat life that Isall brightness, joy, rapture and bliss! Prepare to meet thy God ! REESE'S WINDOW. Wonderful Display ?1" Taste and Mechnnlcal Skill. Among the many handsome display win* dows in this place none are prettier than that ot Mr. H. 1J. Reese, our courteous and enterprising jeweler. His window Is a triumph of ingenuity and skill.and a word In explanation of its various designs will not be amiss. You will notice a stalk of cotton "cut down" denoting that his prices are also "cut down" to correspond with four cents cotton. Next his "Merry-Go-Round" which is continually presenting to view an assortment of new and different articles, suitable for a X mas present to family or friend. Then you will not fail to notice "Sambo." the inimitable darkey, who Is grinning with delight as he views the many articles of value to be had so cheap. The jumping and dancing negro, as he throws his limbs about and smiles the broadest smile on earth,is to suggest the great pleasure which you can give the children or your friends by sending a gift from some the many pretty goods on exhibition. ThoooMral hlrrtn shown renresent the flight of time and remind us that only a few days will elapse ere Xmas will be upon us, and we should make baste to step inside the door where we will find Messrs. Iteese & Son, both well known for their uniform courtesy and desire to please. Their skill and goods are at your service to make your friends happy. KT iiiiTli By VIRTUE OK THE POWER VESTED In us by a mortgage given by R. A. Dunlap to ub dated Feb. 18th, A. D. 1892, Recorded In tfce office of the Register of Mense Conveyance for Abbeville County. Book L., page 258, we will sell at public outcry at ABBEVILLE C. H , S. C.. on Saleday in JANUARY, 1895, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County to wit: all that tract or parcel of land Id Calhoun township containing Nineteen [19] Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Hearu and Dr. Hesier, being In town of Mt. Carmel, S. C. Said land sold to satisfy said mortgage debt. { t TERMS?Cash. P. Rosenberg & Co. Dec. 4, 1894. Sterling and handsome quadruple plated silverware Is the thing a wedding present, Bernau the Jeweler, has t he largest mock, lowest prices, and is always triad to show you, and engrave goods bought handsomely, iree of charge. Who Is Bradley ? the man thai buys all his Jewelry from .Bernau's. Of course you will not forget to go to Bernau's Jewelry store when looking (bra Xtnas present for your friends, sweethearts, etc.. be j has many things suitable for such gifts, and prices are way down low. NOTICE TO 1 i For tbe purpose of accommodating M: turns, I will fulfill the appointments b deputy. Note the dates and save yours' Remember when you sign a return, I ' oath that you have returned the proper! | Remember also if you have credits, a I thereof, you lay yourself liable to an in i to prosecution before the Auditor. We i The appointments are as follows : Ninety-Six, from 2o'clock p.m. Mono Greenwood, from li o'clock vveiinesoa Corouaca, Jau. 19th, Saturday, until i Hodges, Saturday and Monday, 19th j Verdery, Monday, Jan. 21st. Bradley, Tuesday, Jau. 22d. Troy, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan MeCormick, Friday and Saturday, Ja Bordeaux, Monday, Jan. 28th. WillingtoD, Tuesday, Jan. 29th. Mt. Carmel, Wednesday and Thursda; Calhoun Falls, Monday and Tuesday, Lowndesville, Wednesday and Thursi Donalds, Tuesday and Wednesday, F< Due West, Thursday and Friday, Feb Mountaiu View, Jan. 11th and 12th ai Antreville, Jan. 11th and 12th at McA Cedar Springs, Jan. 12th at Hunters s Long Cane, Jan. 11th and 12th at resi Abbeville, from 1st of January until : day, Jan. 16th, Thursday, Jan. 17th, Fri day, Jan. 19ih and 21st, aud Feb. 4th, I Auditor and his Assistant will be absen T?v rmvprs will observe the following j Where you have land in more than 01 i returns, giving the exact number of acr j Present your plats and deeds to the / 1 ror in your former return, in order to v< I W. W. imm Vm IPS H es on 'rURNI Etc., "before 3 CS FOR FUBNlTt ^ERK, Ros< . * ' i ' " " Tbe Intent styles out are tbe seamless waist aod are made t.y Mrs. Taggart. H addon'r drf sis n afclng-department is growing more popular every day. Here you will find all the latest French and American fashions Plates. We are still holding on to low prices. We will give you ttrswclaRs goods cheaper than ; you ever bought them. They arestralght goods ; aod no dead or auction stock. W.Joel Smith j <fe Sons. I II you expect to ride or hunt this season go j to w. Joel Smith & Sons for harness, saddle i and guns. "Be sure to get my prices on furniture, etc.,! before you buy. J. 1). Kerr, Nos. U and 3 Ro- j senberg Block. i J. T. PARKS, t 5 Fire, Life & Real Estate Agent \ j # Colli ran s Hrlck Office, Main Street. f FOR MALE. r 4 Settings of Indian Game Fowls $2.00 # a Settings of S. C. Brown Leghorn, 1.50 i i Abbeville, S. C., Feb. 7,1894. J E. F. GILLIARD, /.TAILOR, HAS moved, and occupies the room recently occupied by J. L. Clark, the gunsmith. and is now prepared to do all kinds ol repairing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes on short notice. Samples ol" suits always on band. Charges' reasonable Port Royal and Western Carolina R. R Augusta and Ashevillc Short Line. J. 1). CLEVELAND, Becelver. QUICKEST route to Athens, Balcigh, Norfolk BichYnond. Va? and Eastern cities. Schedule in effect July 1st, 1894. Eastern tune. Lv Augusta 2 85 |im t! 50 am j Ar Greenwood o 23 |tiu 12 lfijini Ar Anderson 8 35 j>m Ar Laurens t> 21 ptn Ar Greenville 7 50 pin Ar Spartanourg 8 05 ptn Ar Saluda 9 18 poi Ar Henaereonvuie au co |iu< Ar Ashevllle 11 20 pm Lv Ashevllle 8 40 ain Lv Spartanburg 11 45 am Lv Greenville 11 10 am Lv Laurens 1 28 pm Lv Anderson 11 00 am Lv Green wood 2 28 pm 6 P0 am Ar Augusta 5 15 pm 10 15 am Ar Savannah 6 00 am 6 00 am Lv Greenwood 5 23 pm 12 4.'{ pm Ar Athens 8 00 pm Ar Raleigh 1 26 am Ar Noifolk 9 10 am Ar Old Point 11 00 am Ar Petersburg 6 00 am Ar Kichinnnd 6 40 am Ar Washington 10 45 am 6,f)0 a. m. train connects at Green wood for Walhalla and all points on Seaboard Air Line and Columbia and Greenville Hallways. For any Information relative to tickets, rates, schedules, etc., address IVY. O, I'U/iiU, UfiU rnnn, aptuiib, R. L. TODl), Travelling Paaser.gfir Agent, Anguata.Ga* 'AX-PAYERS. ie public in the matter of taking tax reelow mentioned, either iu person or by elf a trip to Abbeville. or yourself or for another, you take an } ty therein named at its true value, nd return none, or only a small fraction j ventigation by the Assessing Board and I wish only a fair and honest return. lay, Jan. 14, until 1 o'clock p. m. Jan. 10. y Kith until 2 o'clock Friday 18th. trrival of down train. md 21st of January. ? " i i . . 23rd and 24th. n. 25th and 2<>th. I I y, Jan. 30th and 31st. Feb. 4th ami 5th. Jay, Feb. Gth and 7th.' 5b. oth and Gth. . 7th aud Sth. t Alliance Ginnery. .dams store. tore. deuce of A. F. Calvert. 20th of February, 1895, except Wednesday, Jan. 18, and Saturday and Mon5th, Gth and 7th. On these dates the | t filling the above appointments, instructions: le township don't fail to make separate,, es in each. auditor where you have detected an erjrify a correction. BRADLEY, Auditor. j :err. ^ |' I TURE, PICTOU buy. JRT5, )s. 2 and 3 jnberg Block. Rosenberg's PRICES ill ? Will uia&c mo ? Fall of '94 1 . * gjemerabte TO THE 1'EOPIiE THOUGHOITT THIS QnnfiA-n nfflmin+rir UUUbJ.Ull l/jl VUUUUlj i Having faith in the cotton ii ibe beginning of reason we bought mucl larger than we would had we expected cottoi to bo no low. However oar GooOh have got ti go. We have decided to place our Mammoth Stock ? upon the market REGARDLESS OF LOSS Neverln history of onr business haw our STOCK OF CLOTHING been so large, well selected nod complete us I la this season. Opportunity to Secure such Bar' gains is Seldom Offered. WHAT A KA Oil KICK IX Clothing! All our Suits from 812 60 to 815.00 are nov gol?g.v^l0. A trem<?nd?ons line of $18.00 Suits eolng at $12.50. Clay WorRled and English Thibets from to 825, we have marked down and are Helling "$15. Youth's Clay Worsted Suits worth flT.Ot ftl $12.50. Also big reduction In Boys Clothing. SuttE which we were selling at $2 and S2 25 are go log ?owror^1#50# All our Boys Fine Sulti with knee pant? S6..30 and 87f>0 for *5. ** * - -mm, ? Mig Bargains Men's Paste. AI,S0 A TSEMENDBOUS STOCK OF BOY'S KNEE PANTS. glei#e??? Hats, Former price W.S# and 85.0() are going at $1. A large Line Imported Hals, worth ? '(, 8M0 iikI S4.5<> at Sl.no. Alpine Hats* Hrown, Mack and Gray worth 92.'*) at f!.Vi. NUMEROUS BARGAINS IN' KVKitY We Invite Everybody to Come and Come at once and get the Cream of these Bargains. Yours truly, P. ROSENBERG & CO, ' The Keeley T reatment -CURES THE DISEASES OFAlcotiolisni, Morphinism, Nervous! Eihanstion M the Tohacco ' HabitIT REMOVES THE CRAVING AND THE \ necessity for stimulants. The cure is made, the future Is with the expatlent.. It1 does not put brains Into a man's head or a pad lock on his mouth. After treatment his condition as to the craving is the same as hefore ever using stimulants. We cure the disease, our part is performed. The families of the ex-patients, the community in which they live, in factall mustgive them encouragement and moral support. There would then be fewer lapses. A small percentage, (less than 7 per cent,) only of those treated at the Institute of South Carolina, have experimented with liquor, and less than > per cent, have returned in their old habits, and some of the worst and almost hopless cases have been sent to us Hnd are living witnesses of the KEELEY CURE. Can the treatment of other diseases show a better result? For further Information and leaflets address the Keeley Institute, Northeast corner Lady and Marlon Streets, (or Drawer 27,) Columbia, S. 0. I The Keely Treatment Is administered In I] Sdbth Carolina only at Columbia. jj Oct. 21,1891. tf DIE Iff, ABBEVILLE, S. C. 18 NOW IN FULL OPERATION FORTHK season after a careful overhauling. and all cotton brought to this ginnery will be promptly ginned and packed. Persons from the couniry may bring their cotton without previous arrangements and feel sure of prompt attention. The capacity of the ginnery Is full and ample. FRANCIS HENRY, i ' Manager. a Sept. 12.1894. tf ? ! UIS1 GillY L11IIUU11 UllllllUltl . -ANDCorn Mill. * ABBEVILLE, 8. C. | "IXAS beeD completely overhauled and Is In XX first class condition for the business ol the season. Bring your cotton to this gin, If you want good work, quick work and polite attention. Highest market price paid for seed. TheCorn Mill will grind all the corn brought to It promptly. ' FOR SALE! - rpHAT TRACl' OH PARCEL OF LAND X. near Donnald.s In Abbbeville County, S. C., containing* Two Hundred (200) Acres, " more or less, and bounded as follows, to wit: North by (Columbia & Ureenvlllo Railroad, East and .South by lunds of P. M, Stone, West | by lands of M. A. BI*ny. Sum? heiiiK arable [ land and now under cultivation. Por terms apply- to C, G. MATTHEWS & CO., vuuuuii iauiuioi Charleston, S. C, ^-Liberal advances made on consignments r of Cotton. Sept. 19, 1891. :iran. VALUABLE ; Lands for Sale. I WILL SELL YCU THE FOLLOWING lands at rock bottom figures if tiiken at once. Now Is your chance to buy good landB for little money and on EASY TERMS : ' 7 A nniino Justin front of the late 4 home of Mrs. Sarah M. Calhoun, fronting the Vienna road, K K qn|iAD On the Blue Hill, adOO journlng H. S. Barnwell. A f>A oniiac Near Hester on the i Savannah Valley it. K.' Q r? pi'/iu At liester Station *J*J\J C/CTj same road. 440 acres, Same place. n/)i|AQ Near Ml. Carrnel that! rents for 25 per cent, ol; the asking price. 300 acres,(aboul) Npar Monlprey j 800 acies, Same place. OOO nni>ae rn other portions: dtlCnj of Abbeville counly ! Make your wishes known and I will supply 1 what you want. WM. P, CALHOUN, Room 'JIM Equitable Building. ! Atlanta, 6a.: Sept. ai, 18IM. ' LATIMER'S : SASI, DOOR & BLIND FACTORY1 Manufacturers of and Dealers In ALL KINDS OF KdE MS DRESSED LUMBER, Sash, Doors, Blinds, TURNED and SCROLL WORK, SHIT^CiLKS, Laths, Flooring, Ceiling and Siding. Mouldings or nil kind*, kstimatks furnlHhed and all letters promptly an swered. Uet my priceH before buying. J. H. LATIMER. IhU U4, 1s94, tf MM??? WALTER L. MILLER, Attorney at Law, .Abbeville, S. C. Kepi.|?H?|in. J. H. COTHBA.N L. W. PF.RRIN 1 i -T. P COTHRAN.COTHRAN.PERRIN & COTHRAH Attorneys at Law. Abbeville, S. C. Comp. !: PODQ--PHYL--IN Is a substitute for fnlom?l?Is a l.iver Panacea thai. does mil nauseate?at Harrison St. (iaiue. Drug Store. A Complete and Full STOCK OF THE CEI,EBKATKl> Metropolitan braofi of Miiefl Paints ? OF ? JOHN LUCAS & CO. always on hand al the City Drug Store.; PRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the! single can 81.25. A liberal discount to; painters using large quantities. Oct.. 25. 1H!)3. tf jTlX IB! ' 1 i i In accordance with an ait to raise supplier for the fiscal yenr commencing ! November 1,1M93, notice is hereby given that theoftice of County Treasurer of Abbeville County will be open for the collection of taxes for said fiscal year from 'Monday, October loth, UNTIL Monday, .December 31s(, without penally. j Hates per cent, of taxation areas follows : Slate Tax > Mills. ordinary County Tax :i " Special County Tax 14 " School Total loj^ ? In addition totheabove a specfal tax wll be collected lor school purposes, as follows; Town of Greenwood :t mills. Ninety Six 2- ' Mt. Carmel 3 " Town of Abbeville: Retiring hallroiid Bonds and paying interest on same 2 mills. Special School, retiring bonds and paying interest on same 0% mills. [ A poll tax of One Hollar per capita on all) ! male citizens between the age of '.'I and 50 ] | years, except such as are exempt by law, will j be collected. Taxes are payable only In gold and silve | coin, Culled States currency, National Hank 1 notes, and Coupons of Stale bonds,which be j come payable during the year ISM. Parties desiring information by mail in regard ?o their taxes will please slate the loca lion of their properly, and include postage lor reply, and those paying iax<*8 by check I must include the charge for collection. J. K. BLAKE, Treasurer. j Sep!. 24, 1891. f National Bank Abbevi] Capital, Surplus, Ufiic J. ALLEN SMITH, President. UENJ..S. HAKNY WM. II. PAKKEK, Abbeville, S. C., L. \V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., ItENJ. S. IIAKIVWKI.L, Abbeville, S.C J. ALLEN SMITH, DOES a General Banking business, provides Depositors. Is ready at any and all times t as our county affords. RRMKMBKR WE ARK THR <? The Celebrated "Bu The Men's are going at ? Boys at 75c and $1. Children Knee Pants at 3? THEY ARE WARRAP and iirc the best vulut; on the market, a good stoc W. JOEL SMI i nkiv I [(^uccessorH to .1. - ---v ni ILLIi nil' GROCERIES! GROCEJ Ol'K I,kai?I:KS Kul SUGAR, COFFEE, LARI Our best (?iio-liall patent at unheard <>( prices l< HHBHHBBHI STOVKS AND SHOES! IIOMESPUN! ? Greenwood Mi YARD WIDK AND THKKE-FOrilT W. D. EARN DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. Killingsworth, No. I Seal Block, Abbeville,S. C. DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. 6. Thomson, OFFICE CTP-^TAIRS ON M OIL WAIN Corner, Abbeville, S. 0. RICHARD (1ANTT, In now prepared to do all work In hla department in the best manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly ^untoroers shaving, bair cutting and shampooing 81 per month. Razors honed and pnt In the best condition for 25 cent* each'. School Notice. I WILL BE IN MY OFFICE AT Abbeville for the transaction of buslnewi every Baleday ami every Saturday except the tlrnt. Saturday* in each montu. W. T. MILLFORD. May 1, IS!U. School Commlaxloner. House and Lot for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT ? 1 on Moseley Kerry road In the town of Abbeville. Terms easy. Apply toW.S. Corh 1 ran, JAllen Smith, or to mt) at Grperville, s C. T. P. COTHRAN. .YiJirru is#, inw, 11 Li HESSE. JEWELER ui WITCHMAEER, ABBEVILLE, S. C., IS NOW IN BUSINESS ON HIS OWN A<Jcountand will be glad to serve the public in every departmental his imslneM*. In connection with his repair work, he keep8 ft lineatook of JEWELRY. WATCHES, SILVERWAKE, etc. UllT ill! : f . ; * . A LONG WANT SUPPLIED! ; We have recently' purchased a lot of * Nice Driving- Horses, and a lot of Fine Top and Open Buggies. Persons wishing ao> thlnsc in lliis Hue would do well lo consult uh. CHARGES; MODERATE. WALLINGFORD & RUSSELL, May 9,18SN, tf MUTUAL IK 1111! T\f RITE ^*0 OR CALL on the undersigned * ? or to the Director of your Township , for any Information you may desire about our plan or Insurance. We Insure your property against destruction by MB, WINDSTORM OH L1UG, and do so cheaper than any Insurance Company In existence. , . Remember we are prepared to prove to you that ours is the safest and cheapest plan of Insurance known. DAVID AIKEN, Agent, PA?A*io /in C P vvi uuav/Aj Ui Vi J. FULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. - BOARD~DIRECTORS. : H. M. Anderson .....Ninety-Six Township. J. M. Major Greenwood !' ' 1'. W. SuiIivmd t'nkesbnry " W. B. Acker Donnalds " , / , B. M. Cllnkscaies -...Due We*t " T. L. Haddon Long Cane 44 J. W. Sifoit .MraltUvliie 44 K. W. Watson White Hall Dr. J. I). Neel .Indian Hill 44 I,'apt..John Lyou CtdarHprln? 44 (\ H. Illehle .'.....Abbeville " J. E. NVakefleld Diamond Hill " , ' J. B. Franks Lowndesvllle u Georue M. smith Magnolia 44 March 21.18.94.?12mo. ; of Abbeville, Lie. S. O. . - - - - $75,000 - - - - 15,000 era s w. i'. mcuuhan, vice-i'resitlf ill. VELL, CaHhier. ??K*W 3 J. C. KLlKiU, Abbeville, S. C., \V. JO KL SMITH, Abbeville, S. W.C. Mc(iOH AN, Abbeville, S.C. , Abbeville, S. C. the greatest security and convenience forlta omake leans baned upon such safe collatera Sept. II. IWtt. lv Cl.v Kor.KS WHO HANDLE .11 Dog" Breeches. 10c, SI, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. 3c, 50, and 65c. rTED NOT TO RIP, :k nlwiiys on hand. TH & SONS. I W. 1). HARlvSDALK. AiH, J Miiiiucer. H ti. Latimer.) S PLY COMPANY. I jjiTCJJBjMCJEiirar s I LUES! GROCERIES! ? I THIS WT.KK :? ) MEAT and FLOUR. | (introduce. Ask for KXl'KLSIOK. fl Kl'KNACKS. S FLANNELS! I II Drills-? 1 II YARD (i0(>I)S-I,O\V DOWN. I LSDALE, Manager. S