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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, What They Di?l Lust Sale I>a.v?I?i nnry Election Ordered ? Manage ?Resolution*. Abbeville, S. C., July 1. 1SJC> The Democratic Executive Committee Abbeville County uiet pursuant to the call the chairman in tbe Court House at 12 m. The minutes of the meeting were read ai approved. Kl*I.ES OF THK t'KIM.VHY. After ordering a primary election to be he on the 30th of July, 1S95, for the election delegates to the Constitutional Conventio the following resolutions were offered by H. Magill and adopted. Be It Resolved, By tbe Abbeville County Petri cratic Executive Committee, this first day July, 1890, and by the authority of thesam that the rules for governing the membersh of the Democratic clubs, the qualification voters, and the conduct of primary electioi of the Democratic party of South Carolin adopted June tbe 7th. lsfl-l, beandthesan are hereby adopted and made of force it>r tl government or the primary election to I held on theAHh of Juiy, 18SJ5, for delegates 1 tie Conventional Convention. That the plumping of candidates shall n be allowed, and no ballot shall be counti unless it contain the names ol six candidal who have duly filed with the chairman of tl Democratic Executive Committee of Abt ville County a pledge in writing, to abide tl result of the primary and support the nou nees of the party, at least ten days before tl m?id primary election. WHAT t'AN 1HDATKS .Mt'ST DO. That candidates for membership in the Co stltutional Convention shall, at least ten da previous to the primary election, file with tl chairman of the County Executive Cornrn tee a pledge, In writiug, to abide the result the primary and support the nominees of tl party. N*o vote for any candidate who h not complied with this rule shall be eounte VI.ACES OK SI'KAKINH. The following resolution was adopted "" '''~ Ikonmnniiliin miwllnir : Resolved. That the following named dat and places be and the same are hereby a pointed at which all candidates lor memb< ship in the Constitutional Convention of tl Democratic party, shall address the people. McCormick,Thursday. July l.sth. tireenwood, Saturday, July 20th. Due West,Tuesday. July 2:ird. I^iwndesvllle, Thursday, July 25th. Abbeville, Saturday, July 27th. MANAGERS OK ELECTION. The following named persons were appoic ed as managers of election at their respect! precincts: Hodges?J. M. Leith, J. H. McCord, C. A Kalnwater. T. E. Polhlll, Clerk. Abbeville No. 1?A. B. Mor6e, II. E. Cox, 1 H.Hill. J. E. Jones, Clerk. Abbeville No. 2?J. W. Bullock, W. A. Ci vert, W. E. Wilson. H. T. Wardlaw, Clerk. Stoney Point?H. Y. Goddard, S. S. Majoi A. A. Arnold. Erskine Arnold, Clerk. Lowudesvllle No. 1?S. S. Bolles, J. Thomas, J. G. Hardin. B. B. Allen. Clerk. Lebanon?David Gilliam,Foster Hammon Samuel Evans. Marion Link, Clerk. Meaus Chapel?A. G. Cochran, H. R. W son, A. M. Reld. L. C. Nickles, Clerk. Bradley?W. J. Galues, James McQuerns, H. Chiles, Jr. J. R. Carwile, Clerk. Verdery?W. P. Devlin, Moffat Drenno John Kerr. J. W. Scott, Clerk. Troy?James Lyon, F. A. Cook, J. F. Clin scales. W. T. Bradley, Clerk. Greenwood?L. Sheppard, John R. Bulloc T. 1). Jones. B. F. Duckett, cierK. Antreville?S. B. Knox, S. J. Waketteld, j M.Irwin. John Black, Sr., Clerk. Phoenix?P. H. Adams,S. \V. Doinlneck, S. Watson. J. S. Lake, Clerk. Lone Cane? D. P. Hannah, G. W. McKee, i T. Mcllwaiue. A. F. Calvert, Clerk. Hampton?W. A. Callaham. R. M. Ashle J. N. Ashley. W. W. Wilson. Clerk. Ninety-Six?J. W. Fouche, J. A. Calhou John Pinson. J. P. Phillips, Clerk. Due West? M. B. Ciinkscales, Maxey Doi aid, Alfred Nance. C. B. Cowan, Clerk. Mt, View?J. B. Dawson, Robert Grant , J. 1 McMahan. J. A. Schroeder, Cleik. Lowndesville No. 2?W. C. Shaw, J. Evan W. F. Wright. Benj. Wilson. Clerk. Magnolia?R. O. Bell, C. G. McAllister, D. 1 Wardlaw. W. A. Lanier, Clerk. Donalds?Watt Johnson, C. V. Martin, V R. Dunn. W. J. Donald,Clerk, McCormick?S. L. Edmunds, T.J.Price,' A. Box. F. P. Branch, Clerk. Belvue?Will Morrah, John Wardlaw. J. 1 Britt. J. H. Morrah. Clerk. Cedar Springs?Alph Lyon, Calvin McLai W. H. Frith. John Martlu, Clerk. Jones?J. F. Morrison, W. T. Jones, J. ' Crane. Basil Morrison, Clerk. Mt. Carmel?T. W. Mars, Henry Hester, V K. Powell. J. W. Morrah, Clerk. Walnut Grove?S. O. Harvey, T.J.Beachau T. W. Graham. J. B. Agnew, Clerk. CLOSING I'H THE RANKS. The report, of the committee which was ai pointed by this committee to meet on the 22 of June ultimo, having sent up the minut< of such meeting as a report of the proceei ings thereof, the same was, on motion, r< ceived as information. On motion, the committee adjourned. I>. H. Magi II, F. B. liary, Secretary. Chairman. GRAINS. Jie careful with time. In every man there is a better self t which to appeal. Modesty is that virtue which liyp< erites despair of counterfeiting. No man has a Savior who does iu recognise a sovereign. Our hardest battles are those w light with ourselves. Where oue person desires to be hear Hi are satisfied with being seen. If we are seekers after Jesus, (Jo knows it, aud so do his angels. To live a day with men we nee to spend the lirst half hour wit (Jod. Whatever we undertake in the nam of the Lord, is sure to have Uod's hel behind it. It is a loDg step heavenward to 1 born in a home where the liible : loved. The weather that is too hot f< church-going is said to be superb fc base-ball. We are never so merciful tosvar ourselves as when we show mere toward others. Temperance takes the man from th saloon. Prohibition iakes the saloo from the man. Break down uuder small trials, an you will certainly be crushed unde great ones. The very best of people don't a waya like to tell what they are thint ing about. The moment the devil ceases t make sin attractive, his occupation i goue. He is unreasonable who quarrel with events which happen from natu; al necessity. Of all mean words that from inea lips do flow, the very meanest are, " told you so." If we would be more careful whei we step, those who follow us wouldn stumble so much. Jesus has loving messages to all hi disciples, especially to oue who hi special need of cheer. How sad a parting would be, there were no hope of reunion ! Thei is no such sadness in Christ's service. No man's name is likely to be o the rumseller's application for licens and the lambs' book of life at the sain time. If we are to do special work for (jlo< sve niUHt have special power from Glc for that work. And God is ready I give power to those who need aud see it. The difference between sentiment* music and devotional music is, 01 awakens tender emotions while tb other awakeriK holy aspirations.Lafterty. Fidelity in trilles and an earnei seeking to please (iod in little mattei is a test of real devotion and love. L< your aim be to ph ase our dear Lor perfectly in little things, and toattai a spirit of childlike simplicity an dependence. DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. Killiiij>'S\vorll No. 4 Seal Block. Abbeville, S. i\ rs j DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. S. G. Thomson, J | OFFICE UP-STAIKS OX MelLWJ Qd corner, Abbeville, S. C. Dr. L. J. WHITE, of i": zMMEnasr^rarsOT. ? *5,OFFICE: .so. -i WHITES BLOC ie> March C, 1S9,">, tf of |> 1CHA ItD OA NTT. Is now prepared t< us Jtv all *ork In his department in the a> manner and al reasonable charges. Monl >? - -i i i.?ir /.n! I liwr uml ch vunwjuicxrs nuauu^tumi vM>v>..n |"e pooing SI per month. Kasors honvd and ?e q the best condition for 25 cents eacli. 3 WALTER L. MILLEI tl6 1 Attorney at Law. he' Abbeville, B. C. OFFICE ou Law Itange. n- Al. 1'. DkBUI'HL. J. FULLER LYol Si DeBRUHL & LYON oi: Attorneys at Law, >1- ABBEVILLE, S. C. Office?Law Itauge, O'Neal Building No. i FRESH BEEF & FIS he) T. L. DOUGLASS HAVING bought the beer market of Van Straaten will henceforth furnlst kinds of FRESH MEATS at the LOW) L'TL' U ??,! tWcWRtt lUlll rrvi\_/.C40. non ?wu x ...... ' pecialty. Give him your orders. *E. F. GILLIARI H.| "-j /. TAILOR, rs? o AS moved, and occupies the room reci r IJ ly occupied by J. L. Clark, the g L* | smith, and is now prepared to do all kind , j repairinsand cleaning of gentlemen's clot " on short notice. ,. Samples of suits always on hand. Chai "" i reasonable ? !A Complete and Fi k-! STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED k,' " MetrojolitanbraDfl of MixedPai V. I OF y,l JOHN LUCAS & C n. I always on baud at Ihe ::|City Drug Ston PRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by single can 81.25. A liberal discouul painters using large quantities. r. I Oct. 25.1893. tf ^ABBEVILLE HOSPITAI -J I. J. RIB, SIMON. p.''TMIE place lo carry your SICK WATCH id j and UKOKEN CLOCKS, where they \ is j be looked after aud attended to at all hour j.' theday with skill and experience. No tu ?. ing you away or sending Patients off to hi : them treated elsewhere, but I will put Ih j going at prices to suit the times. Woflflinrr ProMntc PlnoVc v ; iTUiLiuiiy, iiuoujiu), UIUULD, . . ! and JEWELR ' I I Prices Down. O ! J H. D. REESE, THE PEOPLE'S JENVELE1 >r j e| " Grocery Store (] | u di ^ We have opened np in the HOTEL 15LO a lull stuck of "'STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIi ?e TO HE SOLI) AT THE ??! ? Lowest Prices for OAS! ?r i j Call on us when In need of anything In , ! line una we GUARANTEE to sell you w o you want as LOW as tlrst class goods cau y ; sold. Fresh Fish ni RECEIVED EVERY WEDNESDAY A ! SATURDAY. Yours to Please, ; h. w. lawsois Jan. 10. IStO. tf : Unrivallel I i I U j -0-IN-0 VARIETY, STYLE, 'l; QUALITY and PRIC Yor WILL. BE CHAHMEU WITH T 11 MANY KICH NOVELTIES IN e MILLINERY, ,e a DRESS STUFF, iji SILKS, 'd'J LACES, Si J JET TRIMMINGS, 5 Ai-rg* \rf* dj^ ? i -OFFKKKD inriUNCi TilK MONTH ol ;| TS&ATST Sj HADDONS J . lion to Save Koj-h. : Open your blinds by day and ligl I? jbright fires by night, lllumina .your rooms. Hang pictures upo _|your walls. Put books and new*p j'pers upon your tables. Have mus aud entertaining games. Banish d< |iuons of dullness and apathy, an bring in mirth and good cheer. Ii j veul occupations for your sons. Stin ! ulate their ambitions in worthy dire tions. While you make home the !delight, fill them with higher purposi es than mere pleasure. Whether the shall pass boyhood and enter upc manhood with relined tastes and nob K ambitions depends.-u you. With exe tion and right rneaus a mother ma have more inlluence over the destin H 1 UO I 1,1 ,lt:i limn au%y uuin muuciu best whatever.?Apnleton's Journal. thly | 1 am- j *" i>ul; Tin-: best example of self-deny in liberality in the Bible is recorded < R woman, Tbehest example of lovin service in the Bible is recorded of won an. The best example of conquerin prayer in the Iiible is recorded of won an. The gift was a widow's mite; tli service was the anointing of Jest with a box of onitmeuL; the prayt was a mother's prayer for a daughU ? possessed with the devil. Jesus nevt let fall such words of royal commend: tion as concerning these three womei Of the poor widow he said, ".She ha; ' cast in more than they all." Of Mar he said, "She hast done what sli could." And to the Cauaanitish motl er he said : "O woman, great is th ' faith! Be it unto thee even as the ~ wilt."?Dr. Herrick Johnson. m Ill "Peace on earth and good will I men." was the chorus of the song < uixrolu lipnivl nn flip iihtinu nl Rpf I lehem wlien the drama openei Mr. "Peace I leave with you," was U iHli farewell legacy of the glorified R be a deemer, as ',e Wlis about to sutler an u to overcome. Aud pleace restored an perfected between man and bis Make )and the man aud his brother, wi crown the linal consummation an prepare for the end of time ; and sei up its issues to everlasting retribi tions. ent- Thank God every morning when yc !so? Ket UP that you have something to d .Les that day which must be done wheth< you like it or not. Being forced 1 rges work aud forced to do your best wi breed in you temperance, self contro I diligeuce, strength of will, conten J11 and a hundred virtues which the id will never know. Parker House Rolls.?The ver 11TP niwwt rnllu Hfp murlp ?? fnllnww Pm a pint of scalded milk over u tabli spoonful each of Liulter ami lard an a teaspoonful each of salt and sugai Owheu sufficiently cool, add a cake < compressed yeast that has been di solved in a half cup of lukewari water and flour enough to make thin batter. Do this at half-past eigl J in the momingand s'and away lint one o'clock ; then knead in enoug flour to make a soft dough. It must t as soft as can be haudled ; stand in ? warm place until half-past four ; ro out very thin, cut with a small, roun cake cutter and fold over like a pocke ? book, puttiug butter the size of !pea between the folds. Set in a wari place until half-past five, or until ver light, and bake a delicate brown in J i good oven. If made small enougl this will give seventy of these app< tizing rolls. Chicken Cholera.?Don't feed you chickens on the ground where the stand around much, as in the hei ll\ house yard. I have several slattec irn- long, boxlike troughs in which t ?nn r i I .1 11. i.. ,,,c leeu my neus, auu me ouiy Limes era ever have a case of cholera now i when I get careless and neglect an feed on the ground, and so sure as do this in a week or so I'll have on ^ or two sick hens. I have found that 1 tolerably strong ambier made by pul ting some five or six leaves of tobacc in about two or three gallons of wat iu their drinking trough will check u the cholera and there are no mor cas-es. This has been my experient for several years, when my neighbor { were losing theirs by the dozens." Whole Tomatoes, for Winter Use.Kill a large stone jar with ripe, an perfectly sound, whole tomatoes, adt iugafew cloves and a sprinkling ( sugar between each layer. Cover we! x with one-half cold vinegar and one half water. Place a piece of thic flannel over the jar, letting it fall we down into the vinegar, then tie dow with a cover of brown paper. Thes will keep all winter, and are 111 <-'K harmed even if the flannel collect mould. nn For a flabby skin the following treal [jlQ meut is recommended: Never us hard water upon it; either nreserv rainwater for the purpose, or, if that i impossible, buy distilled water of a rel able druggist. Eat bread that is on ( | day old and choose that which is mad * frnm u-linln iticiil A littlp irliifa made into a mash and eaten with ricl milk is also said to help in rouudin ?e out the face and neck. Meat for soup should always be lean aud that from the shank is excelled tt is muscular and full of nutriment For every quart of soup allow on pouud of meat without fat. Itshoul be washed, then placed in a kettl with one quart and a pint of col r water and a teaspoonful of sail After boiling slowly for five hour there will be only one quart of th liquid, the extra pint having been lot ? by evaporation. ) If your farm is all run down, an the soil is poor, don't give up in d< spair until you have tried poultry. I may be you will display more enthus asm, ambition and common sense ii that work than you have iu regula farm work. If you do go iu to wit you will come out ahead. If your hens lay eggs that have thin soft shells, easily broken, stive then more lime in some shape. They mus have proper material in order to turi E, out good goods. Go where a house i hoimr runnirprl nnil ln<r nff'n Int <if t Ii old plaster and throw in the yard The hens will do the rest. UK There is no use walking th^ fltxi with a felon. Wrap a cloth loosel, around the felon leaving the end ?>per Pour <1011 powder in the end and shak f it down until the end is covered, the: A keep it wet with camphor. In tw > hours the pain will he relieved and perfect cure will follow quickly, assert f | the Memphis Simitar. A ' The ground surface of the orchar \ can be made to yield a large increas f by turning it over to the chicken* A This will also help to keep the tree ?! free from insects. I Wash the silver, ami wipe at one from the soapy water, rubbing an; piece willi silver polish that seeing a all discolored. A (inn hand, a tool head and i soothing word will do far more thai punishment with a frightened horse. It is easy to spoil a gond horse b; an ill-titling collar. ii'oda propels eufcinec. - X I When the School Commissioner will be in his Office. thj! | T WILL BE IN THE SCHOOL Commission' ,i n X er8 0(nce on Saturdays, except the 1st Sata urday in each month, and also on Saledavs ;e and other public days during the present ns- loo cal year, for the purpose of transacting the . business of the office. W. T. MILFORD, , w d Jan. 25,1695. School Commissioner A. C. bus > ? " i- House and Lot for Sale. 1,1 c- tau ir I OFFER MY HOUSE AND LOT In the wil I town of Abbeville lor sale. The lot cones tains two acres, the house eight rooms,and al (y the premises In periect repair. Every im- OUt ,n provement and easy terras. 'it' , Apply to W. C. McGOWAN, tr(, le Dec. 12.1804, tf Abbeville, S. C. irr r- Wll cjttI > NICE "? * PE0T0QRAPHS! S UI1! '?? tall ;'f All Sizes^P*" " for J: ^ All Prices. ip"i & - | utrii 1- TN LATEST STYLES OF FINISH. Also! ,e copying and enlarging done at reasonable I FIC rates. TUJ ,s I Iihva GALLAGHER'S negatives and will hejj it make photographs from thero. el>{A :: M. Y. LOMAX. to. jarover HADDON'S Htore. in? i- ii ' ~~~ fori 2 the ^ \ j att 15 STILL 1 STYLE. | 5 WILL BE WOEN 2 ^ |.?f f ALL THE YEAR, f I 5 SOLID SILVER \ ^ I ill U I 3S i lirlt * | $ \ ? lidi i i Buckles, i "J # teu ti Z NEW STYLES, I hoi i NEW DESIGNS, 5 am y t NEW LOT, I Z ? 5 NEW PRICES. I 1 2 \ SteFiinc Silver Bracelets 5 , s- 5 f Fii u 5 * elm a \ $ pat It # LADIES ARE INVITED TO EX- 4 a It) l! f AMINE ABOVE NEW GOODS r of ' " d 4 ley >e i AND 1'KICES. a an u 5 4 ^et !! \ 11. <J. BERN A U, \ {? t- f THE JEWELER. # g a I r ^ SOU ? Uu%un%uuvi the y ou a wa: Port Royal and Western Carolina R. R. sl?e 2- at t Augusta and Ashevillc Short Line. |r J. 15. CLEVKLAND, Receiver. an J y Schedule In Elivci June 22,Kastern Time. at I"* j- Lv Augusta U 40 am 6 HO pin BUI | Ar Greenwood 12 10 |>m 12 .10 alii UfH ' Ar Anderson S 00 |>iii ? Ar Lunrt-ns I 3! pin ^ lt I Ar Greenville 2 50 j>m j8 Ar Glenn Springs 4 0-i pin " *7 Ar SparUinourg 3 (O pin ?i 0 Ar tiaiuda 4 8S jitu . 1 Ar Hendersonvllle !> 10 pui ^ e Ar Asheville....... 0 20 |tm artl a Lv Ashevilltt S OJ uni Cry , Lv lleiidereonvllle II u:l niu Lv Saluda 10 01 am l O Lv Spartanburg 11 4ft mn Lv Greenville 11 55 am I ' Lv Laurens 1 15 pin jyh P Lv Anderson it 20 urn ? e Lv Greenwood 2 15 pin 5 00 ntn , .g Ar Augusta 5 05 pm 3 35 an a f a Lv Greenwood 5 '?i pm yet' Ar Italelch 1 26 urn ?)U< Ar Petersburg 0 00 am rH. Ar Richmond 6 40 am ,al - Ar Noifolk 7 10 am SU( ^ To Athens. Atlai.ta and Points West. i- - toll f Lv Greenwood 12 4H itm 'i ;>? ]nn _~n '' Ar Klberton 2 04 pm 4 01 pin I] Ar Athens 3 03 pm 5 05 pm i. Ar Atlanta 4 09 pin 8 30 pm aiui t nM....rliiin ?r l)ri'>.nu'M]il for nil unints oil I] S. A. L. audC. it G. llailwuys, und lit Atlanta to the Wert. u For Uuted and Schedules, apply to r ttf H. L. TODD, Travelling Passenger Agent, , ,? 725 Bro'td Street, Augusta, Ua. 8*1 8 W. J. CKAIG, Gen. Puss. Agent, ish t. Seaboard Air Line. '? Schedule (n elleot Dec. 23, 1891. "Tile Atlanta His e Special,'1 oolid Vest lbuled Train?No Kxtra fare hid S Charged. __ faCl j. Double Daily between Atlanta and New York. (j}0, e NUKTUBOUND. SOUTHBOUND. W{)( 0 No. 38. No. 402. Central Tline. .\o. 403. No. 41. kCG n Dalljr. Daily. Dally and Sunday Daily Dally. i. S lop in 12 00 ui Lv Atlanta Ar* 4 Ofpui 5'20am i.?u " U. Depot, CI tyre. ?'et SJ 2 3Spin Ar... Winder....Lv 3 42pm IS {J Eastern Time. I I nr& 11 4Sptn 308pm Lv Athens Ar 8 03|>ni j 3 40am 1 12 57am 4 01pm Ar Klberton Lv 2 04pm, 2 3lain _ i 1 29ain 4 27pui Ar CalhounFIs Lv 137pm 1 55ain 1 42am 4 38pui Ar Watts Lv i 27pm 1 42am 1 .Vmnj 4 I'jjmi Ar Shops Lv 1 llipm 1 30am g 2 02am 4 55pm Ar Abbeville Lvl 1 15pm 1 29am I 2 15am 5 OSpm Ar ( ana Lvi 100pm 1 10am ! Ar Salak Lv 12 53pm; W] P 2 33aui ! 5 23pm Ar Greenwood Lvl2 4Spmj 12 57ptn I c] 2 47aui 534|>m Ar Sa'nea Lvt 1286pm! 12 44pm r v 2 19.un' 5 3tipm;Ar Lota Lvjl2 34pui 12 42pm I 3 ;{ijutn| 6 OSpm Ar Clinton Lv 12 04pm I i'J ll'pin I * A 00am 7 23pm Ar Cliester Lv 10 51am 110 50pm e 6 30am S 45pm jAr Monroe Lv 9 37am j 9 00pm it 10 25aln 9 45pm Ar Charlotte Lv 5 50om 7 Saplil 7 48am 9 48pm Ar Wadeahofo Ly K 37um 8 llpm S Wain 1020pni ArKucklntrlmmLv S laum j 41pm (1 > 40:ui 10 3iipm Ar Hamlet Lv 7 54am 7 30pin y\ ; 12.'(Optn 7 50.1111 ArWIImtiiirtiin Lv 7 30pm 3 45pin f0r t lilniii 11 21pm Ar So. 1'insN Lv 7 10am 0 27pm our : 111 30.IIH l'J O iani Ar Sanford Lv (i liSinn 5 31 inn I \V It .*K?:in> 1 *2fi:itii Ar Kalei^li Lv > IJuin 3SOjiin tlou " 1 42|iiii J :y.iin Ar ]Ii*)ultTH<<n Lv 4 lOatn 1 M|mi T 3 12|>iii -4 (Auii Ar Weltlon Lv 2 4S.iiii 11 54am I, .') Mlpm 7 30am Ar Norfolk Lv 9 00pm !l loam ' olpni C> iHluin Ar 1'etersbiiiv Lv 12 55am 9 ooatn and t> 43pm 6 40am Ar Klchmonil Lv 12 23am !? Ooani pan' I, 11 10pm 1(1 45am A r Washington Lv 8 10pm 4 30am He 0 12 4Snm 12(>5;nn ,\r Baltimore Lv 7 31pm - 40?iii that . 3 loam 'J 20pm Ar I'hflilelphlaLv 5 IGaiu 11 47pm lusti il 0 53am 4 53pm Ar New York Lv 5 20pm 9 UOpm 11 J ' g Betwven Atlanta and Charleston. * ' y No. 84. No. 36. Dallv. Ceil. Tlme.i No. 43. No. 15. 7 loam f-'i lopm LvAtlanta,c.ti. Ar;t8 OOain' Glopm K .Vmnij o.'itipm ArTucker.K.tl.Ar 8 O'Jmii C ASpm J 1(1 4lam 7 45pm Ar Athens ArKx.Sun. oOSpm * 11 4oam Ex.Sun. Ar Klberton Ar " 4 I'ljitn 11 13pm " ArCalhonn FIsAr " li 2fipm y 12 24pm " A|- Watts Ar " U I'Spui I. 12 .'lipm > Ar ?iio|> Ar " '3(iSpm 0 12 43pm| " Ar Abbeville Ar " 3 07pm < 1 (Hlpm! ' Ar Cairn Ar '' ti i*4pin " | " Ar Salak Ar " 2 47pm O 1 lSprn! " Ar (ireeiiwnml Ar' " 2 42pm (i. .. 1 Si pm " Ar SaliH-a Ar ' 2 2-'pm .1. 135pm " \r I ola Ar * Vlj in |'. " 12 lopm ' Ar Clinton L\ | " I I2|>ui \V, 12 35pm " Lv CliMoii >r ' I 2<'|>iii M. 4 15pui Ar > olntoliia Ar II lAnin { 5 oOpm \r S'Inter Ar II (lllalii ?; ? S 40pm \r I'hirot'in Lv 7 !;Viii !'" !. " l>r Trains Nos. 402 ami 403 an- > .1 i.I vi>tilml<- trains ("a with Pullman Hutlet sleeping curs between Atlanta C. ami Washington, through sleepers lieiween Monroe 1 >r. an) Portsmouth. Va.; i'ubman Bullet parlor ears 11. e between Washington uliil New York ; sleeping cars A. i? between Charlotte anil W|ln.lngt'on. Trains Nos. 3s ,1. ' \ anil 11, foliil between Atlanta anil NorfoM, carrying T.. ' 1-*ii ' lilt an Hlee|>iii|f iutaci eil. making direct contieetion at We|i|on villi Athjntit Cuast Line I'or Washington j and New York, ami all points north anil east; at NorK folk with H1 earners for Waslilniflon, Hay Line of bal- "' r II j timore, tllil Domyilon for New York. Trains til ami Ki. so:i<! ll-.llllf> (irlwi'in AIIHIIUI ami ? .011111 mm - tlimii^'li conclluii )Vir Churli'Htim. Tli-kets lor Milr mi y union <l<-|iot or at tlit* comiwiiv'a ticket ollkv, at No. (i conn ' Kiinl.all II.mis.-. ' JOHN II. WINDKK,Ocii. Mansr. SUIHI T ,1 ANDKIfSON, (Jen. I'u.-.a. A*!. l. J. *v ALKib, Citj r.r.d Ticket A.m. Tliin PlnccM. \VM. There! my darning is done for s week?every hole is mended." And the thin places ?" Thin places ! Why, aunty, I never , k for thin places! There are; X JJ fays holes enough to keep me iy." 'When I was a girl," said aunty, ^ had a dear old grandmother who ight me to meud aud darn, and ;h the teaching, sheslipped;in many ;sson about higher things. 'Look "PkOF , for thin places,' she used to say, 11 save the a deal of time and uble. A few runs back and forth _____ :h the needle will save a half hour's ningnext week. There are a fear TV?" n places in thy character,' she J rl one day, 'that thee'd better * * end to?little failings that will .. i i- i i 1:A ii urt-aiv imusiii?, i urn liuu ijuiic Jeistaud her, so sweetening her p k with a bit <?(' chocolate she carried the bairus, she said, ''1 see thy &H"l] ther picking up thy hat and coal; Lting away thy rubbers again ami lin. 1 hear thee sometimes speak J. A I. tiy sharply when someone inter>ts tliee at thy story-reading. I ird the oiler to dust the parlor sev1 days ago, but thee forgot it, ami lay thy mother put down her sew- ^ i yy ; to do it.' BEN. I ielt so ashamed, that I never *ot about the thiu places after that, iugli I'm afraid I did not always [) i>i end to them at once." ii?our 'Why, Aunt Mary ! I you hadn't d grandma, I'd think you meant __ _ ! There are my rubbers under the M| I ve, and I promised mamma to dust III sitting-room this very day! But K| lou't quite understand what holes H I I i meant." JLf 1 If you can't find your things and i are in a hurry, what might >pen, Grace?" (race colored and her eyes fell. TT did get real mad about my gram- ri. r. I was sure I had put it on my k !" And you found it on the divan ! en if you promise and do not perui, does it not lower your notion of thfuluess and so give Satan more ver over you ?" TT Why, aunty, I went right up and ed my room !" I don't understand, Grace." ? 1 thought you knew," said the girl a' shamefaced whisper, "I told ther 1 had tidied my room (for I J mised 1 would) wben i bad lorgot- k it and was ashamed to own up. r ! I see how thin places become ? es, aud I mean to look out." # With God's help" said aunty softly, i Grace gave her a hug, ran to put ^ ay iier rubbers and dust the silling 4 >m. X J low about your thin places? \ , { ; IHd St'iid You ? f j 'lie members of the Louisville ^ >wer mission, while making their J iritable visits, see and hear many J hetic things. One day hist winter ? idy went to the western portion of ^ tlie city to take a basket of grocer- # aud fruit to a sick woman. Making listake in the address, she found on ting off'the car that she was not in ~ right place, aud stopped at a house nake inquiries. he was told that although the pers she was seeking did not live in rmierhhnrhrw>i< thprn vvntt ? tiimilv the opposite side of the street that s certainly suffering. Accordingly crossed over, and found standing he gate a little golden-haired fellow iut four years old. He was looking ciously and expectantly down the ?et. When he saw ner his eounteice brighteued, and looking eartly into her face with his big blue s, he said in an awe-struck toue : Did God send you ?" Yes, (jod sent me," was the reply. Have you brought us bread ?" ind receiving an answer in the rmative, he rushed into the house, ing joy fully: Mama, mama, God has sent the T . ad !" J. A 'he lady followed liira into a room ere a pou.' woman Jay sick and sufing. By her side was a babe only ew days old, and another of two W1 irs was sittiiig on the lloor. They i no coal, and nothing to eat. The -| her was out trying to lind work, -1 1 when the children had cried for jething to eat the poor mother bail i them to be good and (Jod would d them bread. The little fellow 1 been watching at the gate ever Doori ee. c k The liri'iil Punishment. !od uuuishes sin by the withdraw- 8? >f His presence. The hardest punment a sensitive and loving child i have is the withdrawal of the par.'s face. The hiding of -God's face fT^l larder to bear than the heaviness of J? i| ? hand. !Siu clouds the soul and es the face of God. To see God's ~ e forever is heaven's glory. To lose rpr I's face forever is lieli's unutterable -?- * e. Keep a clear vision of God Imping a pure heart. If your sins 'e caused God's face to become dim, id the warning. Any punishment referable to being left without God's nniiK weuce.?Rev. Isaac W. Gowen. lh)Mp! tiecailH with ec MUTUAL i mm! 1 largft.1 $ 360,000. riilTE TO OK CAIJj on the undersigned or to the Director of your Township any Information you may desire nbout MCrori plan of Insurance. V.-eiit I e insure your property against destruc- j>(),mici by mmmm I III IIII .KG, WIHfiSTDKK OS UlilUHWIi, do so cheaper than any Insurance Comy in existence. (member we are prepared to prove to yon ours is the saledI and cheapest plan or y trance kuowu. ^ R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, -(\ Abbeville, S. C. !\ ' FULLER LYQN, Pres. V Abbeville, S. C. boardITirectors. J, ji. -\nuerson -> lufij-ou i M. Major (Jreenwooit ' W. Sullivan I'okuKOu ry ' 15. Acker Donnalds " 15. CllnkseHies I>ue West " L. Iladilon Long Clin u " J VV. Scott- .Smithville . W. Walson While Unit " L1 A fl I . J. I>. Neel Indian Hill ' LiillJ pi. John Lyon Ctilui'Spring ?' K. Klrhie Abbeville Anil , J. A. Aii'lerKou.'Wamonil Hill " [class Nt A.Tennonl Lqvv(idesvi'llo ? j ii?>ltom 0.tjrau l Alnunnlla ' CATAL r. liorion Calhoun " m, n 1. li'rlll Bordeaux " 1116 0 ? I Abbeville, S. C.. Feb. IS, lS!i.ri. I. H. Ulake, Jr., Treac. K. M. F A. A. ('. ii r Sir?l'lease accept our thanks lor check IH.I to cover recent losmW our dwellings by Hcst anil For cheapness and sa'uty we cln crlnlly lirad neml tlie Farmer* Mutual Fire Assoeia- a of Abbeville County to all who disire Innee ou their pioperly. KDWARI) iiocut;, , t ASHLtV J,, * ' i II. PARKER, President. A JULIUS II. DhI'RE, Cas .e Farmers' Bank i DEPOSITS SOI,: ipltnl rofttn ... :S GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. F.uyn and ions. A Savings Department hits bei?n ewtabllKhec , Interest at4 per cent, payable quarterly.-Jannar ae rapidly. ational Bank of XX KJ WC/ V JLJLJL nital, rplllfe?. OfiHLcex*M ,LEN SMITH, President. W. C. HENJ. 8. BAKNWELh, t JSL1?> A ?? *c?at II. I'AKKEKt Abbeville, S. C., J. C. K . WHITE, Abbeville, S. C? \V. JOfc I. S. HAKNWKI.Ii, Abbeville, S.C., W. C. J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbevil S r General Banking busineHH, provides tbegreatei ;poMitorn. Is ready at auy and all times to make lot county afford*. IfSM SOLD BY? . W. LAWSO have just received a large stocl All kinds that are used in the . W. LAWSC Ice, Ice, I now have charge o House," and am prepai my quantity of ice 011 Quality guaranteed, and the times, j^y JJ^g J. s. cc Hi Is the Place to Get Anything iiim ih i in m lllllilll) ililU VIII Orders by Mail attende LLEN SMITH, President. 2 ARE PREPARED TO )ER8 WE ARE 1AVORE Rough and Dresse s, Sash, Blinds, Turned and Scroll Shingles, Brick, Lime, Cement, Buildt thing needed in the Constructio .Will also Contract for any size house f Very Respectfully, ie Abbeville L IE SOUTH AM) XORJ NEW YORK AM) C111C; FRED CLAY, General County Age LLOYDS oytern, established In iCaS, (over two i aile now mnrp thorough Hiid perlect through regular \NY HAS NEVE 11 FAILED. MANY PROM1NE r, ns business people, they are boitnil to accept tile sa lita.1, II not greater reliability llian Is offered by any offer a uniform cut of tltteen per com. on the old 1 avlng been made, they give even greater relief that) evllle. we name a few: Mr. I,. W. While, Messrs. P. I ward Koach, Agent for D. O'Neil Ofc Soils, Mi. H. .\ <de Col lira n and many others. The most promine urell known In the South, are In the LloyJ*, such as rd ?fcSimpson, INisUI. Cable A 'IVI egrnpb Co. of New trie Light Co, of Hoston, Spreekies Sugar Refining In. P. Lorrl.'ard \ Co. ColtH?e A Co., of Jersey City, nr.v Swlnboru tk Co., Daniel MileriC Co. of Baltlmoi concerns are In it. Agencies for Abbevill eolJlce for the County In Daly & Co.'s store In the > I Agent, and \\\ K. Cross, Special Agent In ehar"?, T. jvllleC. II., ottlee at J. O. Kduetd's store. Mr. H nick. Troy, lirtidlev, Yerdery and Corona en. ottioe In lor LownilesvlHe, Ml. Cartnel and Cooks. Mr. Joel svllle. ('apt. James ltogers. Agent at Ninety-Six. I CHIPLEY BICYCLE EMP< LE$100, CENTDRYS75, RAF many other popular wheels M-iny Improvements vv llieycle lull.v guaranteed for $50. A large lot of V'riw. Uloycles always on UauU lor rent. DliUK. elebrated Morgan & Wright Tires and 'istols, Cartridges, acd Sewing1 IV Headquarters foy Base Ball and F IC'lienpost. Hue of Kasoin anil Clipper* on Hi* marke es ami 1'riees. Bicycle, l'in U> i ami Umi Uepairiiij liistie Mtyte. Mail iinters will, have prompt atle u? ay d yyu will be cuuviuceil iliui ttie iirtW t?is HeHpecHrtliy, i. chipub? & po. ? -T- ^ . W. SMITH, Vice President* lifor. jf Atosville. CITED. $70,750 . 6,500 V xellt* Exchange and makes Coieci. Amounts received of 81 and upy, April, Jul v. October. Small savfMarch 1, 1893.12m Abbeville, f , fe?. o.* - $75,000 - - 15,000 ' X IHdJOVVAN, Vice*President* 'ashior. MX LlUill, Abbeville, S. 1L SMITH, Abbeyille, S. C? McGOWAN, Abbeville, fi.C. lie, S. V. security and convenience forlta idh based upou cucli safe collatera R?Pt. II. 1892. ly lili! :P >N & CO. I 1 of SCHOOL BOOKS. public schools. >N & CO. Ice! I f "Moore's Ice 5 ed. to furnish Z short notice. > prices to suit J , A. M. 7 to 8 O'clock. 5 P. M. 1 to 2 " * 1 P. M. B to 7 " # )CHRAN. I | ED'S I in the Line of KM *5 'TM .4^ d to at once. H, J, BURDETT, M Manager. FILL ALL OR:i) WITH FOR m d Lumber. J | r SB Work, Frames, Mantles, 3rs Hardware or Anyn of a House. toiii Cabin to Mansion. m 4 umber Co. II AMERICAN 1GO LLOYDS. nt for Abbeville. L-enturles ng??) by Edward Lloyd. Is business progression. A LLOYDS NT BUSINESS MEN ARK IN IT. vIiik feature of the Lloyds, coupled olbur insurance In existence. The ine prices. auU in case of excessive i thin. Anions our policy holders tcosenoer* & uo., j--. a. xempieioo. 1. Hill. Mayor, Mr. (J. A. DouKla*K, lit Northern coropmilons an(* ?>n~ Austin, NU'hnls ,t Co., Simpson. ' York, Jordan. Mttrch & Co., RdlUo., J B. Llpplneott <V: Co. oF PhtlArrostronK. Cuior <? Co., Buruel) ib. e. IN SOUTH CAROLINA tho e County. lew Rosenborg Vtloek. Fred Cfay, P. QuiirleK,Mpt>el?l representatlv? , P.. Wilson. Agent, lor Greenwood. Greenwood. Mr. A. L. Littimer ijAilc?u, Agent lor Due West anil > SS a nn A?r< & B&UB DRIUM. ' 'ID & TRANSIT $60 . > , jjrentjy Reduced Prices. A first it>cmnl 1mm! and new hlcvcle* at ITS WANTED. WRITE FOR . Goods Always in Stock, [achine Needles. $ ishing Tackle. i. Lnrjjn line of Cutlery?A) g done uu short, notice ami in ni.lon. Come and see i uoi been tola you." GjeeEwoodj 3, C> ( i J M