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TV r: k 1 jawMimririMfr'Trr IMI i I ? The Press and Banner 'Twelve ."Pa^es. BY HUGH WILSON. .Mr. KOSWKI.L T. LOGAN*, of Charleston, is not authorized u. lake advertisements lor this newspaper. Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1895. War is threatened between Mexico, and Guatemala over the boundery lilit* of the two countries. All the other Central American Kepublict seem to be backing Guatemala. By collision with another vessel, the steamer Elbe was sunk thirty miles otr the cou9t of England, and of the :JSO people on hoard were saved. The first cur load of South Carolina contributions to the starving sutlerers in Nebraska was shipped from Charleston, S. February 1. Several successful raids upon "blind tigers" have been made in Columbia and other parts of the State during the past week. The explosion of an ice house boiler in El in wood, R. f., February 4, killed three men, and wounded ten others. The Woman's Suffrage convention of the United States was held in Atlanta, da., January Effect of the Trolley on Watches.-A great many men are wondering what is the matter with their watches. Never sidco the town'was a town have there been so many pocket time pieces taken in for repairs. The introduction of the electric wire for propulsion, making the car stop and go fast or slow, affects the average watch in n similar manner, and fortunate is tinman who gets off a trolley with his watch in the same condition as it was before. He may catch a train or reach bank in time to pay a bill, but it will be by town clock time, not his own. Every watch thus affected has to be! demagnetized.?Philadelphia Times Sure Cure for Hydrophobia. The first dose for a person is one and one-half (1J) ounces of Elecampane root?bruised?put in a pint of new milk, reduced to one-half by boiling, the taken all at one dose in the morn ing, lasting uuiii aiieruoun, ur i least a very light diet after several j hours have elapsed. The second dose the same as the first, except take Ivv<? i ouuces of the root ; third dose, same! as the last, to he taken every other' day. Three doses are all that is need-! ed, and there need be no fear. A dose j for a horse or a cow should he about: four times as great as for a persou. | This remedy has been used in Philadelphia over forty years, with great; success, and is known as the Good- j man remedy. This physician is ac-; (juainted with one who has known of its use thirty years, but never knew a case that failed, where this remedy was properly administered. It is not too late to give this medicine any i time before the spasms come on. ^ A Horse's Eleven Requests. For Chapped Hands and Lips.? Take equal parts of mutton tallow and gum ehamphor and melt up together ; apply as often as desired. 1. Don't pound or beat me. 2. Cover me when I am too warm or eold. .'I. Don't stand me in a draft. 4. Don't overload me. 5. Dou't compel me to work when I'm sick. Don't cut my feet too much when I'm shod. 7. Don't over-drive and under-feed me. S. Remember that I have feelings. f?. Don't water me, when I have been driven a long distance, until 1 am cool. 10. Talk to me kindly. 11. Treat me as you would like to be treated if you were a horse.?Our Dumb Animals. To Start Hens Laying.? Sometimes food rich in nitrogen, carbon and mineral matter will . produce the desired result. Half a pound of linseed meal, given three times a week co < 20 hens and first mixed with ground J grain has been known to start all tliej hens in a tlock to laying. A mess of cut bone and meat will make a won-| derful change if the hens have been kept mostly on grain. Warmth is an 1 excellent assistant. It is better to scat-; ter corn and wheat in litter than to put it in a trough, as each hen will then have to work for her share, and the greedy hens cannot rob those that are timid. Marmalade Pudding: Let the bread X/.lIX 111 Wiu ?.Viri U1ILII 7HI1I, 111CII ?>111 into a clean muslin cloth and wring all the water out; the old bread will then appear almost like fresh bread crumbs. Mix well two large cupfuls of the prepared bread, half a cupful of finely chopped suet, three parts of a cupful of moist sugar, the same of marmalade, and moisten with a little milk. Put into a well-greased mold or basin, tie down with a floured cloth, boil or steam for two hours, turn out on a dish, sift over with fine sugar and serve. Candied Orange or Lemon Peel: The peel of these fruits is removed and the inner lining stripped from it. Then the peel is dipped into sugar syrup, not boiled in it but merely (lipped so that all the pores of the peel should lie sealed u?. Boilinir it would make it into n sort or preserve. The syrup must be so far boiled that when a litlle is taken up in a spoon and dropped into oold water, it is brittle to the touch. It would be well to remember that during the long winter evenings you can occupy your lime profitably by reflecting upon the mistakes of last season, and devising some means by which you can overcome them in the future. The day after a.snow storm is usually very clear, because the snow in Tailing brings down with it most of the impurities of the air, and leave the atmosphere exceedingly pure. ? - ? A yard is '!<> inches in leugth because King Henry I of England, who adopted this measurement, had an arm 36 inches long. The share of land falliug to each inhabitant of the globe, in ttie event of a partition, might be set down at 23 acres. P i ' wlial \:iiii'"h >ii>mi. ('handler was a eandlemaker. Pointer and l'oynter had fathers who'1 made lace. Skinner's great-great grandfather; dealt in hides. Tanner comes from the name of a : leather dresser. ! i*ame, t'ayue mm uu- iim- an-vim! tractions of Pagan. | In man and Traveler formerly entertained traveler?. j Seamer and Seymour are the deccnd-! nnts of toilers. Crokerand Crocker had fathers who made ean lien ware. Stammer and Stutlard are relies of physical infirmity. ; Viner, Vinierand Winter were once tkeepers of a vineyard. J PIumer and Plummer preparedj j feathers for ornamenting hats. ! Pear, Pearman, Perrer and Perry-\ ! man once kept pear orchards. Free and Freeman were once the; ; names of mamumitted slaves. Stot was formerly a heard, hence : the Stottards atul Stoddards. Block, Blocker and Block ham are! the sons of men who fashioned h;its. i Reynolds Reyuardson and Rankin are deceudents of Reynard, the fox. Simon gave us Sims, Simpson, Sim p! kins, Simcox, Simmons, and Simonds.! Spicer is a descendent of tiie espicer, j or dealer who handled foreign spices, j Hooper, Hopper and Barreller came j from families supported hycaskmok-l ! in?. I Calvert was once a calf herd; sol I were < 'alverds, Coverts and t'oivarcis. | j Miller, Millman, Mills, Milner. I jMilward all have the same derivation. Armstrong was once a complimen-j I tary name given to a soldier of unusual j 1 prowness. Wakeman is a descendant of the old i | village watchmaker; so are Wake and j I Wakeson. Taborer was a drummer, and hisi sons are the Tabrars, Tabors and Ta-i j bers of to-day. | Dawber is a descendent of him who chinked or daubed the cottage walls I with clay. i Johnson, Jones, Jenkins, Jennings, iJacks, Jackson, Littlejohn, Mieklejohn, Jaynesand many others are the sons of plain John. Strong, Long, Short, l>ipge, Little, i Lowe, Small, Slight, Fat.. Stout, ! Voting, Light and were all given as ! uick names. ! Huggius. Hutchins, Hutchison, Hu ginson, Howlet, HewJet, iiewet, Jiow-i itt, Howson, Hughes and Jlewson! arc all sons of plain Hugli. llils of IVildoill. A girl once heart] a bit of wisdom j from the lips of a very aged woman? \ a woman who had rounded the fill 1 j term of ninety years, and with eyes still bright and clear looked out upon ) the inrollirig waters of eternity. The; girl was impressed by the emphasis j with which tue venerable dame said i lo her : "JJessie. never insist on having the l.ast word." The determina-i tion to have the final word leads to more quarrels and more bitlerm-ss of | feeling at home than almost anything else in domestic life. The fact is, thai one may so control her tongue and her eyes that she may allow her opponent the pleasure of this coveted concha'-J iugthrust, and yet placidly retain her, own opinion, and in the homely colloquial parlance of the up-country, where one finds strong-willed people! living together in great peace with the ! jmost pronounced diversify of characteristics, "do as she's a mind to." ; Anotherbitof wisdom may be eon-j jdensedinto a pithy sentence. Avoid |explanations. In some families nothing is taken for granted. Every action j every decision, every new departure, [every acceptance or rejection of an j invitation must be endlessly talked I and fussed over, explained and re-explained. In that way lie all sorts of | stumbling-clocks. As a rule, beyond : your parents or your husband there is j nobody who has the right to demand i oi yon explanations ai every siep uj I your onward path. Don't give them. {Establish a reputation for keeping your own counsel, ft will serve you well iu many a crisis, and be no end of a comfort. Again, don't be forever setting people right. There is a household liend with"a memory for dates and details, who can never sit still and hear papa i say that he weut down-town on Mou* jday, at eight, without correcting the I statement with the remark that the | hour was half-past. If mamma hapi pens to allude to Cousin Jenny's visit i as having occured last Thursday, this j wasp-like impersonation of accuracy ! interposes with the statement that it was Friday, not Thursday, which brought Cousin Jane. A dozen times a day exasperating frictions are caused bv ueedless corrections of this sort. ' referring to matters where exactness ! is nor, really imperative, the aflairs in question being unimportant and no violation'of truth being for an instant intended. The prize of one guinea ottered by | Tit-Bits for the best definition of "life" i has been awarded for the following dej (iuition ; "Life: A trial trip before the launch I into eternity."?Now York Post. The first Kuglish temperance soeieI ty, formed in ]">17, allowed its meuij bors to drink only 11 glasses of beer a ' Mississippi is steadily going "dry." Only six counties remain where the sale of whiskey is legalized. The National Farmers' Alliance met ! in annual session at Raleigh, X. i February ~>. If you tail after doing your best you ! have still done well. | ?? ?. i [Master's Sale. iThe State of South Carolina,: f??rntv of a mil-:vi u.k. mritr ?>i ( UMMOX IM.EAS. i W. St. Juliet) .lervey, Trustee, Ac., against* s. K. ('ou'itu et. al. Foreclosure. By VIllTl'K <>F AN OKIiKR OK SAI.K made in the :it>ove stilled case, I will oiler lor | sale at public outery at. Abbeville ('. II., S. ou SAI.EDAV IN .MARCH. 1 >!!*?, within tliej legul hours ol sale, the lollowing described ; proyerty, situate in said State and County I to-wit: "All that tract or parcel of land near ! I Savannah I!iver contaln ing j Seventy-Four and Three-Quarter i (74 3-4) Acres. more or less bounded by lands ot have Thompson Cowan, and the Vienna Road, with metes aod bounds, as Indicated by a plat thereof lo I the said conveyance attached." TKKMSOKSAIjK?<>ne half cash, balance on first day of January, ISM, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond ot purchaser and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. (\ KLIJGH. Feb. JSO'i, It. Manrer Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina,'^ ( Ot'XTY or AHHKVIljLK. ! fnrirr ok coiimox i*i.kas. SIi t.uulrain ami Untler against-J. W. Ferqunron oi al.?Foreclosure. g By viurrrc of an order of salk m. made in the above stale ea<-e, i will nfTer for sn| sole at public outcry at Abbeville <\ ll? s. c., otl nil SAI.EDAY IN .MARCH, within |e? the legal hours of sale, the following descrlbed property, situate in snid State and County, W| to wit: All that tract or parcel of In ml in lAj Bordeaux Township, containing Seven Hundred and Fifty m( [750] Acres " more or l"ss, bounded by lnnds of Martha 'J t!alhouu. -I. N. McKinney. K. a. New by, S. A. on Mcintosh and the Harmon Place. Said hind trc may bo divided into several tracts, and il so, er they wiil be sold separately. To be resold at P" risk of former purchaser. TIC RMS <>F SALE?One half cash, balance ' on a credit, of twelve months, Willi Interest ? from day of sule, secured by bond of pure I laser and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay a'.l cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. T J. C. KUTGH, ?- A Iw'nl > Muctnr .Master's Sale. tJ> The State of South Carolina, g COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. m, sa frttTKT OK COMMON PLKAS. on F. O. Wert against Susan Williams.-Fore- le' closure. | Pr 7> wl jL>Y' VIKTt'E OF AX OIU>ER OF KALE tft made in the above stated case. I will ofTer for r?, sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. " C. ou SALEDAY in MARCH, Wtl, within tbe legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said .State and m( County, to wit: "All (hat tract or parcel ol ^ land, containing ro T'Iitaq A wao A IXI UU X?\JL\jB) outside of iny house tract containing ONE fr( ACRE, more or less. and bounded by lands ol er E. C. Connor, Maria Makins, T. P. Cotbran Pa and Susan Williams' house lot." TERMS ?>! SAl.K?CASH. J J. KLl'HH, Feb. it, lSii.'i, :;t Master. ~ T Master's Hale. The State of South Carolina, COtWTV OK AHHKVII.LE. J* rnrirr ok common it.kas. j F.li/.a c. stnitli against otwny Henderson.? m Foreclosure. j*a BY VNMTE OF AN ORDER OF SALE made in the ahove slated case, I will offer for pr sale at public on I cry at Abbeville C. H., S. C., w| on KALKHAY IN MARCH, 1xm, within the ui lesal hours of sale, the following described property, situate In said State and County, to 0 wit: "All that lot or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon, in tbe Town ol McCornaic.k, known as m Lot No. 20, in Block L, Z in the map of said (own said lot being at tbc corner of Main and (jold streets, ami fronting on Main street thirty feet aud running hack ' one hundred feet to an alley, and being.'WxMKi er feet and the game width front and rear, hounded by Main and Oolrt streets and the alley above mentioned at the back, and by lands of Blount. The said lot is the lot upon which the Hrick Store Mouse of said Otway Henderson stands in which he is now doing business." T TKRMS OF SAi.K? One-half cosh, balance on a credit, of twelve months, with interest trom day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises, with leave to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. j. .T. <\ KLUGH, Feb. 0, lS!Ci, 31 Master. B m Master's Gale. 8!? or The State of South Carolina, le pr COt'NTV OK ARItKVILLK. w la COUKT OK COMMON Pf,EA.X. q M. K. Wardlaw et al, Exrs, Ac., against John 1". Wardlaw, as Admr, Ac., etnl.? Foreclosure. Hv VIRTUE OP AN ORI>EIl OF SALE ? made In the above stated case, I will offer for I sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. C., on KALKDAY IN MARCH, 189j, within the Ol legal hours of sale, the following described property, situate in said State and County, to wit: "One half OA) of all that lot or parcel of land in Bordeaux Township, Hlock L in the Town of McC'ormick, Haiti lot or parcel of land being a part of a lot owned by Mattlson j A Wardlaw, the whole being Fifteen Feet of Lot No, 12, and A T?aa4- aP T AI 1\TA 1 Q ^ XllgllL XCCU Ui JJUU XlUi 1U| aggregating twenty-three feet on Main street, and runuing back one hundred feet to uu aJley in the Town of MeCormick, Comity and State aforesaid, according to the plat thereof ' recorded in Roolc No. page 7ft!), in the o/Iice of tiie Ucgistorof .Mesne Conveyance for the J County aforesaid." m TERMS OF s.\l.K- Due-half cash, balance sa on a credit of twelve months, with interest ot from day of sale, secured by bond of purcnas- le er and mortgage of premises, with leave to pr pay ail cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ro J. C. KLT'GIJ, reb.il, 1S!K"i, :5t Muster. Master's S;i le. * The State of South Carolina, n, O'M'NTY OK AliDKVILLK. fr' er ? OI*KT (>! ' COMMON I'l.KAS. j !?? M. K. Ward law. ot al, Fxrs, -tc., against 1A. i Matuson.?Foreclosure. By VlIfll K OK AN* ORDKR OF HALF in:ule in Hie above stated case, t will ofl'er for sjilenl public outcry at Abbeville C. H.,S.C'., T on SAliKD/VY IX MARCH, wilhin the leiial hours of sole, the following described properly, situate in said Slate and County, lo! wll: ' One-half ('a)of all Ihnt lot situate in j Bordeaux Town ship, Abbeville County, ; ^ Fronting Twenty-Three (23) Feet j on Main Street, Block L, m .sa Town of McCormiek, running back one linn- oll died feet loan alley, said twenty-three feet jj, being fifteen feet of I.ot Xo. I'! in the afore- sc said Block L,?both aggregating twenty-three feet as aforesaid according to the plat thereof, recorded in Deed Rook No page TfKi, in I He office of the Register of Mesne Conveyances for said County." TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance m on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by bond of purchas. a" er and mortgage ot premises, with leave to!m pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. P. K LI JO IT, Krt?. !>, l?95, !tt-. Mister, . _ I Master's Sale, he State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS. nmons Brns. ntrnitist Frnnce? Pp.vis ct al.rorpplosure. V VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAI. irte in the above suited case, I will oflet i< le at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., S. C SALEDAY IN' MARCH, 1R95, within tli :al hours of sain, the following describe aperty, situate In said State and County, t t: "All that tractor parcel of lund, cm nin;; Ninety (90) Acres, >ro or less, bounded by lands of Jane C. Mi ,11, Alfred Davis, James Walker, and otl PERMS OF SaI.E?One-balf cash, balnnf acredltof twelve months, with latere>m day of sale, sccured by bond of purcbn and mortsaue of premises, with leave t y all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. CL K LUG II. "eb. 0, IS).", :lt Master. H ' _ J j ct^ u ivjLaster s c^aie. he State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. CO CRT OF COMMON l'l.KAS. Poller Lyon, as Judge of Probate, ?fc< against Ellis G. Gray don.?Foreclosure. !y virtue of an order of sal ade In the above stated CBse, I will offier f< le at public outcry at Abbeville O. H , S. I i SALEDAY IN MARCH. 18W, witbln It jal hours of sale, the following describe operty, situate in said State and County, I t: "AH that tract or parcel of land, coi Inlng Q6 Hundred and Sixty (16C Acres, ore or lea's, bounded by lands of .Tam< 10k, Estate of Wm. Maddox, Maddox publ ad, Saluda River, and others." PERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, halan< i a credit, of twelve months, with Ihtore >m day of oale, secured by bond of purcha and mortgage of premises, with leave I ,y all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLUG1I, Master. Feb.!?, 18a*>, nt Master's Sale, he State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PT.KAS. C. Klugli, ns Master, Ac., ngoinst N. B. Silt eriand.?Foreclosure. >Y VIRTUE OP AN OUDKIt OK SAL adc iu the above stated ense, I will oiler I le at putilic outcry at Abbeville ('. II, S.I i SALEDAY IN MAliCH, 18!>",. within tl jal hours of sale, the following dcsc.r.bi operty, situate it? said Slate and County, it: "All that tractor pared of In nd, co ining ae Hundred and Thirty (13( Acres, ore or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Loci irt, Mrs. M. Leltoy, John L. Arnold and ot s, and known as tho Groves place." rEUMS OK SALE?One-half cr\sh, tmlar. i a credit of twelve months, with Inlcrc )m day of sale, secured by bond of purehf and mortage of premises, with leitve iy all cash. I'm chaser lo pity lor papers. J. C. KMX;II, Master, Feb. 9, lfiO'i, ftt Master's Sole, 'he State of South Carolins COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. COLK'l' ur i;u.ii.>iii.i riiMvi. Fuller Lyon, as Public Guardian, against M. Campbell et al.?Foreclosure. Iy VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAL ade in theabovo slated caxe, I will offer I le at public outcry at Abbeville C H? S. ( i SAL.KDAY IN MARCH, 1S9>, within tl sal hours of sale, the following describe operty, situate in said State and County, it: '-All that tract or parcel of land, co inlng ne Hundred and Three (lOi Acres, ore or less, bounded by lands of E. H. Bt . \V. Campbell, I'. C. Suber and others, bel; te land on which he now liven." TERMS OF SALE ?One-hall cash, balan nacredltof twelve months, with inter* om day of sale, secured by bond of purchi r and mortgage of premises, with leave ay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. 0. KLI'OH, Master Feb. 9, i^fl"), 8t Master's Sale, 'he State of South Carolim COPNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COrnT OK COMMON PLEAS. ticmas L. Cozby against, l'armeiia C. Rile ?Foreclosure. 3Y VIRTFR OF AN ORDER OF SAI ade in tiie above stated case, I will offer 1 lent public outcry at Abbeville C. H., s. < > SALEDAY IN MARCH, 1S9"., wltiiin tl gal hours of sale, the following describi operty, situate In said Slate and County, wit: "All that tract or parcel of land, in The Town of Mt. Carmel, lunded by lands of J. f,. Covin, Joseph M inly, .Main si reel amu outers." I'lClt.WS OF SALE?Oue-half cash, Imlan i a credit of twelve inonltiH, with Intero run day of Rale, secured by bond of purcha and mortgage of premises, with leave ly nil rash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. C. KLIIGH, Fel? :it Master, Master's Bale, he State of South Carolinj ('< H-NTY OF ABBEVILLE. cornr or common plhas. '. L. Casey against Mary Bell, et. al.?Pji I it Ion. > *v Mini j-. <m- .-v.-* "ivi i-..v w, ade in tlx- ttimvi* sinicu caw, I will oiler i< le at public nilcry ? A!? ?? vt11?- ?*. 11 . s ( i SAI.KHAV IN MAIiril, i??>;., with: e legal liours of sale the follow ii-j? >1 ribed property, Hit null* In wild iSliite nu unty, to-wit: All thai lot or parcel < nd, containing Thirteen (13) Acies, ore or less, hounded by lands of J. I ockman, .J. I>. Teddards. A. C. Stock ma id W. I/. Casey. To be sold at risk ol fo er purchaser. TERMS OF SALE-CASH. J. C. KfilJGH, hVbj, **, It _ Master. I I I 1*1.1 Mill M ill II II ! ! !! DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, , OFFICE ON McJLWAIN Comer, Abbeville, S. C. DENTAL NOTICE. 8. F. Killings worth, \ ^ Xo. I Seal Block, Abbeville, 8. C. >r : Comp. PODO-PHYL-IN Is a PuhntittilP for Calomel?1s j ? a Liver i'auaca that does m-t a nauseate?at Harrison & Game, Drugstore. 3 i> "" 1 When the School Commissioner p will be in his Office. r it T WILL BE IN THE SCHOOL Commission- c X er? office on ttatuidays, except I be 1st Sat- S* urday In each month, and also on Haledays " and other public days durlnir i he present fiscal year, for the purpose of transacting the business of the office. W. T. MILFOHD, J, Jan. 25,1895. School Commissioner A. C. : | TERRA COTTA WELLS H 1 AT . .. L PRICES to SUIT the TIMES. " IN THE FUTURE I propose to sink thecal- I eb rated Terra Cotta W el Ik at a ?reat. re- L duel loo In my former price. So pnrtles deslr- ** . ingau everlasting supply of good sparkling _ "* water at a low price would do well to confer with me before making other arrangements, as [ propose to make Ir m the Interest ot all . E to do so. WATER OR NO PAY?Is my mot,r to. I have In ten years experience standing , testimonials In six counties. Address 2 C. M. CALHOUN, . t'd Greenwood, S. C. Q. March 22,1S93, tf : mil wiiiim i to ABBEVILLE, S. 0., _ TS NOW IN BUSINESS ON HIS OWN ACA countand will he Kind to serve the puhile in every department of his business. In connection with his repair work, he kenps a line.*lock of JEWELRY, WATCHES, . wil.VRItU'AltK. etii ?> JSTJETSAT i I) ; Grocery Store, i i] n ~ prl ,(1 We have opened op in the HOTEL DI.OOK a full stock of ti ? STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES f TO HE SOLD AT THE k- ri " Lowest Prices for CASH. p?? Cul! on us when In iipp<1 c.f anything in our line anil we GUARANTEE to sell jou what is- yon want an Lo\V jis flrci cluss ^oixIh can be to HUIU. Fresh Fish - RECEIVED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Yonrs to Please, 11H. W. LAWS02T. Jau. 10,1895, tr The <E or - Keeley LHl / -Treatment J) -CURES THE DISEASES OF? i "? 1 if I \T aicohoiisi, morpniQism, mm Exiaostii and lie Tobacco Habit?st ?*- TT REMOVES THE CRAVING AND Tllji lo necessity lor stimulants. The cure i> made, the future Is with the ex-patient. Ii does nol put brains Into a man's bead or a pad lock on bis mouth. Alter treatment his . condition as to tne craving is the same as he- J fore ever using stimulants. \Ve cine the dis- " ease, our part is performed. The families ol the ex patients, the cominuuity In which I hey live, in fact ail must give them encouragement and moral support. There would ilien be fewer lapses. A small per entage, (t> (l?-hR lhan 7 per cent,) only of those treated ai ibe Institute of Boulb Carolina, have experi- ^ men led wifh liquor, and less man ;*i per cent, have returned In their old habits, and some of the worst and almost hopiess cases have been sent to usand are living witnesses of the. KEEIjEY CURE. Can the treatment of other y- diseases show a better result? For further informal ton aaa lenneis acurct-s iuu ? ,e Kooley Institute, J l,'r XortheaM corner l.ady and Marlon Streets, (or i'rawer 27.) UJ Columbia, S. 0. , The Keely Treatment ?k administered in South Carolina ouiy ul Columbia. t i Oct. 21, 18!)I. tf (] MUTUAL to WRITK TO Oil CALL on the undersigned or to the Director of your Township for any information yon may desire about our plau of Insurance. We insure your properly against destruc- , lion by t FIRE, WINDSTORM OR IMNIM, an<l do so cheaper tbau any insurance Company In existence. ( ^ uememuer weuicinccmru ^ I ha tours is the safest and cheapest plan of Insurance known. r. DAVID AIKEN, Agent, Coronaca, S. C. ;; J rULLER LYON, Pres. ;;;| Abbeville, S. C. j S BO A R0l)'i RECTORS. Of ?1 I S. M. Anderson Ninety Six Township. , l .1. M. Major Green wood " O j I'. W. Sullivan t'okesbury " i * i W. B. Acker Donnalds ' t ' i B. M. Ciliikfcales Dm; West " r T. L. Ha'ldon Lung Cane " J. VV. Scott Smlll)villc ' ? K. W. Watson While Hall ' r- Dr. J. D. Neel fudiau Hill " n ( apt John Lyon CedarSpring " r. It. Richie Abbeville " J. E. Wakefl?*ia Diamond Hill " r< J B. Franks Lowndesvllle " ! 1 Georxe M. smith Magnolia " j March 21,1KW.?12mo. II I rf'll I ) ! Cotton Tests made by the Alabar elsewhere prove conclusively 1 Kainit P cotton blight. Planters can pre annually by this disease. Send fo Thcv nro sent fr^e. It will cost you noth dollars. GERMAN K National Bank Abtoevil lanital, surplus, ofHLc< , ALLEN SMITH, President. HEN J. 8. UAHNU 9iarec fX. II. PARKER. Abbeville, S. C., IV. IVHITR. Abbeville. S. C.. EN j. s'BARNWEIiL, Abbeville, S.C, J. ALLEN SMITH, )OES a General Banking business, provides t Depositors. Is ready at any and all timestt i our county affords. Mm SOLD EI. W. LAW Ve have just received a larg All kinds that are used i FT W LAW k At WW m ?? w P. B.S With a full and )rugs, Chemicals, K Oilc, Glass, s -in the market to down com; flaking any purchases. I am Bound 1H1IM J ALLEN SMITH. J. .M. H A Rl President. A This cotton plant wa? fertilized with cotton seed meal. The above cut is nn exact reprn plan 18 from same pla >VK ARK PREPA REP TO SUPPLY Hulls and Me ind will GIN your Cc JjFf? Pay Highest Market NOTICE TO T For (he purpose of accommodaling tin urns, I will fulfill the appointments he Ivputy. Note the dates and nave yotirse Remember when you siyn a return, f< ?th that you have r* turned the property Remember also if you have crrdits, an hereof, you lay yourself liable to an inv it prosecution lufore the Auditor. We 1 The appointment* are as follows : Hodge*, Saturday and .Monday, l!)ih ai Verdery, Monday. .Ian. I'lst. Bradley, Tuesday, Jan. 22d. Troy, Wednesday and Thursday, .Tan MeCormick, Friday and Saturday, Jau Bordeaux, Monday, Jan. L'Sth. Willingto; , Tuesday, Jan. 2J)th. Mt. C'armel, Wednesday and Thursday Calhoun Falls, Monday and Tuesday, ! r .i/v,.nu i.uuiiui' Miul Thur.-d UUWIJWC3* HIT, fTLUKVfloMj - Donalds, Tuesday and Wednesday, Ftl Due West, Thursday and Friday, Feb. Mountain View, Jan. 11th and l-'tb at Autreville, Jan. 11th and 12th at Me At Cedar Springs, Jan. 12th at Hunter-* *t< Long Cane, Jan. 11th and 1 lit h at res id Abbeville, fn>ni 1st of January until i'i ay, Jan. Kith, Thursday, Jan. 17th, Fritl ay, Jan. 19th and :21st, and Feb. 4th, oi uditor and bin Assistant will be absent Tax pavers will observe the following i Where you have land in more that) out 'turns, giving the exact number of acres Present your plats and deeds to the At >r in your former return, in order to ver W. W. Blight. na Experiment Station and that revents /ent the immense loss caused r our pamphlets. ing to read them, and they will save you A LI WORKS, 93 Nassau Street, Xew York. of Abbeville, le>, S. C. - - S75,000 - - - - 15,000 Bira s W. C. McGOWAN, Vice-President. ELL, Cashier. tor* s J. C. KLUUII, Abbeville, 8. C.v H. JOLL SMITH, Abbeville, 8. C? W.C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, 8.C. Abbeville* 8. C. he greatest necurlty and convenience for Its ) make Iohdb haRed upon sucb safe collatera ??Ot II I??2 Iv GARDEN m BY? SON <fc CO. e stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, in the public schools. 'SON <fc CO. speed, select line of [edicines, Faints, Putty and Specialties, petition. Call on him before L to Please. HOTnmu nm nn , I IlKILHiU Wl<. ?. :ss?s&?-. our No col inn s*ed meal whs used on tbW plxnt. duction of photograph of two n tat ion this season. sal for Cattle Food. itton at current rates. Price for Cotton Seed. AX-PAYERS. ? public in the matter of taking tax relow mentioned, eitiier in person or by If a trip to Abbeville. ?r yourself or for another, yon take an therein named at lis trne value, d return none, or only a small fructi?>u estimation by the A-?e*siog Bnaid aud kvi>h only a lair aud honest return. ti(i 21st of January. 23rd and 24th. i. 2.">ib and 2G(h. , Jan. 30th ami 31st. Feb. 4tli and 5th. ay, Feb. Uth aud 7tb. 3. oth and Gib. 7tb aud Sib. Alliance Ginnery, lauis store. lire. euce of A. F. Calvert. )ih of February, lS!*j, except YVedneslay, Jan. IS, and Saturday and Monti, (>th and 7th. On these dales the filling the alwjve appointments, nst ructions: > towDship don't fail to make separate ; in each. jdiior where you have detected au er ify a correction. BRADLEY, Auditor,