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?T;V v ' *T" The Press and Banner. DV unnn WTT.QnM U _L 1LUUU II1JJUWUI ABBEVILLE, S- C. Beg1" Published every Wednesday at $2 a year in advance. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1895. The First TbintfN. St. Louis Ch. Advocate. Baltimore, in 1S1G, introduced gas. The first college was Harvard, in 1(138. In Boston, 1641, the first rope was made. Xew Orleans made the lirst sugar in 17W. Philadelphia, in ITS-j, issued the first directory. In 1S40 gold pens were first made at New York. Temple, X. H., in 1790, first manufactured window glass. The lirst omnibus astonished New Yorkers in 1830. Mansfield, Conn., made the first sewing silk about 1829. Elias Howe patented the first sewing machine in 1S4G. Carding machines were first used in this country in iTSO. in New York, 1700, the;first public libary was opened. Peter Cooper built the first American locomotive in 1830. The first iron forge was set up in Massachusetts in 1052. The first currency used here was the Indian wampum. The dutch, of New York, about 1040 made the lirst brandy. The first cotton mills were erected at Beverly, Mass., in 1787. The United States have had sixteen foreign or domestic wars. The first American brooms were made in Philadelphia in 1700. In 17S9, Gedehish Morse published the first United States geography. Dr. J. Greenwood, of New York, was the first dentist, about 178S. In 1645, the first public schools were established by Massachusetts. The first American paper made from straw was manufactured iu 1828. Iu 1731, the first! fire-engine was brought from England to New York. The first temperance society was organized in Saratoga, N. Y., in 1S08. The Erie Canal, begun in 1S17, was the first American artificial waterway. The first policemen stood on the corners of the New York streets in 1697. The first paper money used in this country was issued by Pennsylvania, in 1723. The first American fire insurance company began business at Philadelphia in 1794. The first bricks made in this country were manufactured by Virginia settlers in 1612. t The first table knife made in America was manufactured at Greenfield, Mass., in 1834. j The first hoop-shirt wa9 worn by a New York lady iu 1730. She was arrested by the police. i ue lirsi uook priuieu in me uuueu j States was a psalm book, at Cam-! bridge Mass., 1040. In 1052, the first coins were minted in Massachusetts by machinery sent from England. The first agricultural exhibition in the United States was in 1810, at Ueoigetown, D. C. Samuel Hopkins, in 1790, took out the first patent. It secured him the right to make potash. In 173S, Noah Webster printed the first spelling book ever manufactured in this country. Salem, Mass., is entitled to the credit of making the first American chemicals, about 1811. Tbe first paved streets in America was Stone Street, iu New York ; paving laid in 165S. In 1797, the New York Council or(^?red householders to hang out lanterns the first street lighting The first white child born in the Colouies was Virginia Dare, at Roanoke Island, August 18, 15S7. .New 1 ork was the first city iucorpo-1 rated in the limits of the United Stat- I es. Its charter was dated 10G4. The'first bank established in the Uni- i ted States was incorporated at Philadelphia, December 31, 17S1. In 1720, the first clocks were introduced to be placed in churches at Phil- , adelphia, the hour-glass having been t previously used. Iu Albany, N". Y., about 1S14, the first carriages were made, all previous- j ly used having been imported from \ England. < All WorilM Fly F?r. ( A minister who lived more than three hundred years ago was anxious to show a lady in his congregation the evil of slauderiug others. So he asked her to do a very strange thing : to go to the market, buy a chicken just killed and still covered with feathers, aud walk a certain distance, plucking the bird as she went. The lady did as she was directed, aud returned, anxious to know the meaning of the injunction. "Retrace your steps," ?iid the minister, "and gather up one by one, ail the feathers you have scattered." "I cast the feathers carelessly away," said the woman, "and the wind carried them in all directions." "Well, my daughter," the minister replied, "so it is with your words of slander; like the feathers which the wind has scattered, they have been wafted in many directions. Call them 1 back now if you can. Go, sin no more." A "Kaooit l-aiiiaiueiu is une ui me novelties of the age. It has been held in Australia, and spent four days in considering remedies for the overproduction of rabbits in those colonies. New South Wales once ottered $123,000 for the best plan to keep down the rabbit pest, aud though 2,000 schemes were submitted the animal has triumphed, and roams over 7,000,000 acres of land it has conquered from the farm* ] ers. The; parliament reached no conclusion except to recommend strong fences, and to transfer the suppression of rabbits from the state to private landowners. 1 The seed division of the Department of Agriculture will be abolished on October 1. The change is officially announced and involves a saving of about $200,000 a year. A Parable. "O dear, I am so tired of Sundi So said Willie, a playful little boy, was longing for the Sabbath to be er that he might return to his an ments. "Who wants to hear a story?" a kind friend who was present them. "1, sir," "and I," "aud I," "an< said the children, as they gatli around him. Then he told tliei parable. Our Saviour, when he on earth, often taught the people parables. This parable was ofa kind man had some very rich apples ban upon a tree. A poor man was pas by the house of tlie owner, and stopped to admire this beau apple tree. He counted those golden pippins?there were just s< of them. The rich owner could al to give them away ; and it gave hii much pleasure to make this poor happy, that be called him and s ''My friend, I will give you a pai my fruit." So held out his hand, received six of his apples. The o\ bad kept one for himself. Do you think the poor man grateful for his kindness? Xo, ind He wanted seven pippins all for ) self; and at last he made up his n that he would watch his opportui and go back and steal the other at "Did he do that?" said Willie, indignantly. "He ought to be as! ed of himself." "How many days are there week, Willie?" saiil his friend. "<ovun " snid Willie, hlushirsr i] iy; for be now began to uuders that paruble, and he felt an uti sensation at bis heart. Conscience gan to whisper to him, "And 01 not a boy to be ashamed of bin who is unwilling, on the sev< day, to lay aside his amusements Ilale Weatherwell. The Weak Place. Old Fluffy, the white hen, had chicks, so Bennle had ten pets he was very fond of. Madam Fluffy and her family ed in a hen-house in the small y and Jien fed them every day. day when he went out he saw a v place in the hen-hous#, where ab was loose. He ought to have n it tight at once, but instead he i "I'll fix that sometime," and \ on and forgot it. Now there was a fierce cat in neighborhood that prowled arouu night. He had been known to little chicks more than once. rJ very night that cat came creej amiinil lien's home, aud v s'raight to Madam Fluffy's he He soon found out the weak place squeezed in. The next morning three do chicks were missing; their little feathers were found scattered outs O, how sorry Hennie felt when went out to feed his pets. But b< sorry did not undo the mischief, very little time and trouble the before would have saved them, now nothing could bring them b They were gone, and all because of weak place in the coop. Weak places are very danger* they are especially daugerous in b hearts, for enemies push in and great harm. Sometimes a boy w his own way, and that makes a w place, and some day disobedii crowds in. A quick temper mal weak place, and anger pusnes nis in. Idleness makes another w place and mischief is almost sur creep in. Ouly Jesus can make tl weak places strong and keep euer out. Sterling silver novelties are being mai handsome designs, the paper cutters, marks, hair curlers, side combs and othc rious articles just received at R. C. Bern l he jeweller, are of the latest designs an< prices so low that the people will liardl lieve they are sterling silver. The prettiest line ol ladles and mens oxfords to be found at C. P. Hammond & < Harness repairs promptly and cheap] C. P. Hammond & Co. ? THE LLOYDS F j LOSSES P) 4 Special deposit for the protection of | f AGENTS WANTED IN I t TP. Cj J Genen %%%%%%%%%%. %%%%* WE ARE H TO MEET THE Our customers will please take no We will keep us usual, a good stock of WAKE. STAPLK NOTIONS, FARMING riven to GROCERIES. When In need HAY, BRAN, LARD, MOLASSES, Sl'UA. Jty. Be sure and call on us. One car best New Orleans Molasses. We have received spring Samples for (Ji >uits and special garments. Styles and 1 rlcs are very pretty, and prices reason* Jail and see onr Samples and give us au o -Style and fit guaranteed; satisfaction g jr no charge made. W. .Joel Smith & Soi W. Joel Smith & Sons is the place to get iuality granulated and light brown sugar Jan. :>1, 1895, tf w. ABBE Music Hil^& Musical Instrument' \/. mrlo nf N f[ I IC r\HIUD Ul IVIUV Sewing PIANOS, ORGANS and MACH lJrice.s Low i When in the City call at No. and see our S Kespectfully, HILL & < iV-., MM?????????n^?fc????I Cheap ltalcs. IV!" Summer excursion rates are now on sale | 'i. over the Port. Royal & Western Carolina Rail-1 " ' way. good until October 31st, to Greenville,: over Spartanburg, Anderson, Glenn Springs. HarlUse ris 1'itbi". Ashevllle, and Western North Car-' olina resorts. Tickets to Spartanburg and j? Asheville bear with them the privilege of | stud j stopping oft at. Harris Lithia or Glenn Springs, : with i KoiuS ,,r returning. j For schedules, rates, etc., address, W. J. I Craig, General Passenger Agent, Augusta, Ga qj 1 t > i ? ( ered I iton't lail to go to Speed's when you want _ m a j nice candy. ~!D0 YOU WANT FINE CHICKS?! who _ _ i r sjDg -*K SO, I HAVE THE j * I lie! W V A N DOTTS, | J tiful! s. s. HAMBERGER. I ' . BROWN LEGHORNS, T] "i>e. INDIAN GAMES, ; H n-ei) I BLACK LACE IIAMBERGER. m* fiord I " B. HOCKS, i cm ' " I GAME BANTAMS. po [ji ?u These chicks and the best layers on earth. n man I They are worth five times the worth of comajtj .j mon chickens. I have seven different bredes t nf from the very best strains. I will sell you ?l l 01 eggs at Sl.50 lor 13 eggR. Call at my poultry V and farm and see my stock of chickens and you " vner Will be pleased. Fresh eggs for sale every day iu the year. Respectfully, W. E. Bell. I G0(1. lim- M*rch 20, im% if ( gifflfaibUni: lam DAVIDSON, N. C. ( Next Term Begins SEPT. 12th. c tand Ample Laboratories. Apparatus, Cabinets, easy Libraries, Heading Rooms, Gymnasium, P j Ije- Hall Grounds, Tennis Courts, &e. 3 light CLASSICAL, iself j MATHEMATICAL, en til | LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC, BIBLICAL, ? COMMERCIAL. | kil Send for a catalogue. j FF ; pe nine J. B. SHEARER, President, i? that 'u'yisao, tf? m hv- MUTUAL * ard, 111 111M!j $360,000. U the; ^ ? d at j W/'RITE TO OR ('ALL on tbe'underslgned . kill or to t,ie Director of your Township j A 111 t for any information you may desire about 1 " 1 nat our pjan 0f insurance. Ding ' Wo insure your property against destruc-1 ,-eut itlon ami\ FIRE, WINDSTORM OR IMNINS, 1 and do so cheaper than any Insurance Com-' w ?y j pany In existence. soft | Remember we are prepared to prove to you j tide 'that ours Is the safest and cheapest plau of, T 1 | Insurance known. ; J ?ing J. R, BLAKE, Jr., Agent, day Abbeville, S. C. \m -n-svwr -r> IP ac? J. ? UliLJCiJK -Liui\, rres. ^ tha^ - Abbeville, S. C. oy's| BO ARD~l)iRECTORS. I<? do j an ts j o. m. Anderson Ninety-Six Township, j 'eak J. M. Major Greenwood " i P. \V. Sullivan Cokesbury " A W. B, Acker Donnalds " J II [es a M. B. Cllnkscales Due West " fl WAV T. L. Haddon Long Cane " I rutil- ?! W. Scott Smlthvllle " , E. W. Watson White Hall e to Dr. J. I). Neel Indian Hill " liese Capt. John Lyon Cedar Spring " liiou C. it. Richie Abbeville ' me?; ])r, j, a. Anderson.Diamond Hill " 11. A.Tennent Lowndesvllle " [rr A.O.Grant Magnolia " j J. T. Horton Calhoun ?' , be lie in T. J. Brilt ; Bordeaux " j th< book 1 | Inj nu's'l Abbeville, S.C.. Feb. 18,1895. Vol i ,he ' Mr-J- K- Bl?ke, Jr., Treas. F. M. F. A. A. C. i b y be- Dear Sir?Please accept our thanks for check ! TT7 : of S500 to cover recent lossof our dwellings by j W fire. For cheapness and safety we cheerfully | " fjne commend the Farmers Mutual Fire Assocla-1 tion of Abbeville County to all who desire In- j iv'?i suranceon their property. [> I EDWARD ROCHE. 1 E. W. ASHLEY. [RE INSURANCE CO. ? till PROMPTLY. * policy holders In the U. S. National Bank,N.Y. j 2VERY TOWN IN THE COUNTY. -?* 4 ES, 5 ig il Agent for Abbeville County, J |" %%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%% ; w KRE FOR THE YEAR WANTS OF THE PEOPLE. j r te of this fact, and also the public generally. |i I)RY GOOD, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS. HAUDIAlPLEMNETS, &c. Our special attention will be ! of FLOUR. CORN. OATS, MEAL, BACON, SALT. . R, COFFEE or FANCY GROCERIES in auy quan- jj~ We are offering great bargains in Blankets I ents Clothing, Underwear and all Woolen Goods. I 81 h'ub- Remember, tliat we alone sell tho "Eigh- | thle. tnie," and tliat it is tiie only perfect fitting j rder siilrt in the world. I ven We are headquarters for Shoes, Don't for- | us. get this when you need a pair. j first We will sell you the "Dixie Boy" plow j s. cheaper than ever before. | SA JOEL SMITH <fc SONS. I VILLE'S : House.' Cochran,' tiers in ^ Y i 5, Sheet Music and all ;ical Merchandise. - f ATiSO , ! JVEacliines. '<i [INKS sold on the liitiilment Plan, r md Terms Kasy. 4/ 1, Rosenberg's Block (Daly's Store) itock and get Prices. ^ JOCHRANj ' DENTAL NOTICE. W1 S. F. Killings worth, p No. i Seal Block, Abbeville, S. C. . urd DENTAL NOTICE. ~ ?'" bus Dr. S. G. Thomson, _i! "FICE UP-STAIRS ON McILWAIN rorner, Abbeville, S. C. Dr. L. J. WHITE, L the ?3ET?ir'K?XgBn?. pr? D tB-OFFlCE: Wo. 2 WHITE'S BLOCK. (* icnr. ?0 man u, loaa, 11 > ICHA ltD GANTT, is now prepared to do __ L> all *ork In his department in the best jj inner and at reasonable charges. Monthly T stomers shaving, hair cutting and sham- ~ oing SI per month. Rasors honed and put the beBt condition for 25 cents each. ^ /ALTER L. MILLER, Attorney at Law. F rat .Abbeville, S. C. ^ )FFICE on Law Range. M. P. DeBRUHL. J. FULLER LYON. 83 DeBRUHL & LYON, p Attorneys at Law, V ABBEVILLE, S. C. )lllce?Law Range, O'Neal Building No. 1. RESH BEEF & FISH, T. L. DOUGLASS - UUUL'UI Liie UCCI Luaincu ui iui< q Van Straaten will henceforth furnish all 7 ds of FRESH MKATS at the LOWEST tICES. FISH and OYSTERS Will be u clalty. Give him your orders. tf !. F. GILLIARD,F .'.TAILOR, IAS moved, and occupies the room recently occupied by J. L. Clark, the gunilth.andls now prepared to do all kinds of salrlng and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes short notice. Samples of suits always on hand. Charges isonable > Complete and Full STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED etropolilaniraiJ of Miiei Paints OF ] OHN LUCAS & CO. AH always on hand at the lity Drug Store. (RICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the _ single can 81.25. A liberal discount to Inters using large quantities. )ct. 25,1898, tf III lOllM.!?. AJUU I JLJJUU llUkAL IlllLi ? No J S. D. REESE, SURGEON. S IHE place to carry your SICK WATCHES ,, and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will 12t looked after and attended to at all hours of f |j sday with skill and experience. No turn- I : ; you away or sending Patients off to have ; ? jm treated elsewhere, but f will put them A0 iDg at prices to suit the times. 2i Mil Presents, Clocks, T\ and JEWELRY. SS C 8 Prices Down. "-4 h. dTreese, I 9 4 THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. } 11 0 KTE3"W ii 5 5 Grocery Store, fi V (15 No. e have opened up in the HOTEL BLOCK 7 j a full stock of 8 5 10 4 1 I J fAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES si 12 3 12 4 TO HE SOLI) AT THK 10 owest Prices for CASH. j| 12 1; 12."51 'all on uk when In need of anytlilnK In our , ,, ie und we GUAHANTEE to sell you what 6 !-{ u want as LOW as 11 rut class goods cau be d. Fresh Fish 2? aid IUEIVED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND .TURDAY. Yours to Please, "J1*1., Pull [. W. LAWSOIT. 1 an. 10,1895. tf thro utiio Kiui InrivaMs ?0?IN?0? 8c iRIETY, STYLE, i*j ArL QUALITY and PRICE. *0 Ar id Ar 1 Ar A OU WILL BE CHARMED WITH THE fv LNY HIGH NOVELTIES IN Lv e LvS LvC MILLINERY, ? %\ DRESS STUFF, 5 uJ SILKS, f ?rt LACES, I Trl JET TRIMMINGS, * &C., &C., ^ !^%r ? 6 Ar A CM -OFFERED DURING THE- *. A. SS1J-JWCMC3EM Ko HADDONS. f flue / I ; i i lien the School Commissioner wm will be in his Office. VILL BE IN THE SCHOOL Commissioners ofllce on Saturdays, except the 1st Satay in each mouth, and also on Saleda.vs I other public days during the present fls- I year, for the purpose of transacting the *1 iness of the office. W. T. MILFORD, in. 25,1895. School Commissioner A. C. House and Lot for Sale. TP OFFER MY HOUSE AND LOT In the town of Abbeville for sale. The lot con- _u is two acres, the house eight rooms,and al I V premises in perfect repair. Every lm- -J-f venient and easy terms. Apply to W. C. McGOWAN, lncr ec. 12,1891, tf Abbeville, S. C. NICE^ $ 'HUTUfcrttArJiS! ? 11 Sizes ^ -^^All Prices. , j. i \ LATEST STYLES OF FINISH. Also copying and enlarging done at reasonable ;b. have GALLAGHER'S negative!? and will ke photographs from them. M. V. LOMAX. r grOver H ADDON'S store. U E >pectacIeS| "^\2J W* 'roperly and Scientifically fitted E are the only ~ kind tliat will give Satisfaction. [ make no extra CHARGE for sing any imperfect vision. THE JEWELERl J' eaboard .Air Line. \\ hedulo In effect Dec. 23, 1S94. "The Atlanta :lal," oolld Vestlbuled Train?No Extra Fare rgeil. )<>ublu Dally between Atlanta and New York. iTHBOUND. ' SOUTHBOUND. . :is. No. W2. 'rn trul Time. No. 403. No. -li. II/. j l/uiiy* fillip uuu oumiuj t i/im/. ltuii/. apm 12 OOmLv Atlanta Ari 4 09pm 5 20am Hoi U.Depot,CltyTY. | 2 38pin Ar...Winder....Lv; 3 42pm Eastern Time. I Spin i 3 03pm Lv Athens Ar 3 03pm j 3 40am Tain 4 01pm Ar Elberton Lv 2 0Jpm| 2 31am 9am, 4 27pm Ar CalhounFIs Lv 137pm1 1 o-lain g 2am, 438pm Ar Watts Lv' 1 27pin 142am jam1 4 49pm Ar Shops Lv 1 Itfpini 1 30am 2am 4 55pm Ar Abbeville Lv. 115pm 1 29am 5am, 5 05pm Ar (.'ana Lv 100pm; 1 10am Ar Salak Lv 12 53pin MP 3ain 5 23pmAr Greenwood Lv 12 4Spm 12 57pm 11 7ami 5 34pm Ar balnea Lv 1236pmj 1244pm 8 9am 5 3GpmjAr Lola Lv 12 34pm \ 12 42pm 0ain| 6\)8pm Ar Clinton Lv 12 04pm:12 llipm ? 0am 7 23pmiAr Chester Lv 10 51am| 10 50pm = Oaui 8 45puijAr Monroe Lv| U 37amj 900pm _ 5am 9 45pm Ar Charlotte Lv 5 50om 7 50pm A Sain 9 48pm Ar Wadesboro Lv 8 37am 8 11 pin Mm Oam 10 20pm ArKockln^hamLv 8 (5am 7 41pm 0am 103Upm|Ar Hamlet Lv 7 54am| 7 30pro Jpin 7 50am ArWllmimrton Lv 7 30pm 3 45pm 0am,1121pm Ar So. I'inas Lv 7 10am C 27pin 0am 12 05am Ar Sanford Lv (j 28am; 5 31pm Oam 1 26am| Ar Kuleigh Lv 5 17am 3 50pm 2pm 2 33am I Ar Henderson Lv 4 10am 152 pm If] 2pm 4 05ain|Ar Weldon Lv 2 4Samjll 54am -\fr< Opin 7 30am Ar Norfolk Lv 9 00pm 9 15am *_j) lpm 6 00am Ar Petersburc Lv 12 55am' 9 5oam *2^= iptn C 40am Ar Richmond Lv 12 23am 9 05am Opm 10 45am Ar WasbingtonLv 8 40pm 4 30am Sam 12 05pm Ar Baltimore Lv 7 31pin 2 40am 5ami 2 20pm1 Ar PhlldelphlaLv 5 IGain 1147pm -j 3am 4 58pm Ar New "i ork Lv 5 20pm 9 OOpin J Between Atlanta and Charleston. 8i. No. 36. IMIy. Cen. Time., No. 43. No. 45. 5am |3 45pm LyAtlanta,c.tl. Ar t8 OOain; 6 45pm i5atn 5 30pm ArTucker.E.ti.Ar S 09am 658ptn lam 7 45pm Ar Athens Ar Ex.Sun. 5 OSpm 5am Ex.Sun. Ar Elbcrton Ar ' 4 01pm 8pm " ArCalhoun Fls Ar " 8 20pm 4pm " Ar Watts Ar " 3 l3ptu Spin " (Ar sliop Ar; " 3 08pm 3pm " Ar Abbeville Ar " 3 07pin rp Opm u Ar Cana Ari '' 2 54pm A I " Ar Salak Ar " j Z4ipm 8pm j " 1 Ar Greenwood Ar " 2 42pm 3j)in| u Ar Saluca Ar " j 2 25pin Spin! " (Ar I ota Ar ' I 2 21pm Spin " Ar Clinton Ly " 1 12pm Spin " Lv Clinton Ar " i 1 20pm ipni Ar (olutnblu Ar; II 15am rJPW Jptu Ar Snnter Ar 11 OOarn )pin Ar Charleston Lv 7 15am CUM becii ains No?. 402 and 403 are solid vestibule trains Willi I Pullman Bullet Bleeping cars between Atlanta Cloy Washington, through sleepers between Monroe riitw Portsmouth. Va.; Pullman Buffet parlor ears In A reen Washington and New York; sleeping cars Mr. . een Charlotte and Wiln.ingtoii. Trains Nos. 3S Mr. 41. eolld between Atlanta and Norfold, carrying cerni [man sleeping attaci ed. making direct connection Craw reldon with Atlantic Coast Line for Washington son J New York, and all points north and east; at Nor- ailel] with steamers for Washington, Bay Line of Bal- Co.,. ire, Old Dominion lor New York. Trains31 and largt olid trains between Atlanta and Columbia, with ugh coaches for Charleston. Tickets l'or sale at n depot or at the company's ticket oillce, at No. 6 ball House. * He JOHN H. WINDER, Gen. Mangr. Cient T. J. ANDEKSON, Gon. Pass. Asrt. " at Al E. J. WALKED, City Pass, and Tickct Agt. McCi Aget - Doni t Royal and Western Carolina R. R. ~ ngusta ami Asheville Short Line. J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. beduie in Effect June 22, ls'J.j. Eastern Time. VugUHta 9 40 am 8 00 ptn Greenwood 12 10 pm 12 30 am j inderson 8 00 pm /,< ,aurens 1 33 pm fS rreenvllle 2 50 jim Hcnn Springs 4 05 pm !j partanburg 3 00 pm ' aluda 4 3S jim ' , lendersonvllle f> 10 pm < shuville 0 20 pin islieville 8 00 am Icndersonville 0 03 am aluda ... 10 01 am partanburg 11 45 am fl ireonvillo 11 oo am ,aurens 1 15 pm inderson 0 20 aril Ireeliwootl 2 15 pm 00 am l ugusta 5 05 pill 3 35 am liveh wood 5 23 pm tulcigh 1 26 am 'etersburg '! '*) am iichinond 6 40 am j] a lOlfolk 7 II) Hill j 'l'? Atlo-ns, At.lar.ta ami Points West. A Irecnwood 12 4S mn 2 31 |mi class Slberton 2 04 put 1 01 pm Botlc t liens 3 03 |>m ft (15 pm CAT; .HunIn -1 Oil pm ti HO put >se connections at Greenwood for all points on Ailc L. itiulC. ?V G. Railways, ami at Atlanta to the l. r Hated anil Schedules, apply to K. L. TODD. Travelllnir Passer,per Agent, 7'25 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Kest i W. .7. CKAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, <j esli lotcottoleue in to-day. All sizes. Ahlle Supply Co. erythlnjj for Hie baby?nipples, rut!lea b, *tc. Jiarrlsou a (iaaie. /; *.; " *'"* . H. PARKER, President. JULIUS If. DuPRE he Farmers' Bank DEPOSITS SO JES GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Buys Hons. A Savings Department has been estab Is. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarterly,-Ji ease rapidly. fational Bank i Abtoevill .vnital, arplus, *_9:nnL?;?2J iLLEN SMITH, President. H BEN J. S. BARN WEI 9ivect( [. II. PARKER, Abbeville, S. C., J. ?V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., W. NJ. 8. BARNWELL, Abbeville,S.C., \ J. ALLEN SMITH, Afe 3ES a General Banking business, provides the g Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to ma ur county affords. ifliie SOLD B"! [. W. LAWS e have just received a large s All kinds that are used in [. W. LAWS pTBTSP Is the Place to Get Anytb IK liC Orders hy Mail atteu ALLEN SMITH, President, rE ARE PREPARED 1 DERS WE ARE FAVO Rough and Dres irs. Sash. Blinds. Turned and S( Shingles, Brick, Lime, Cement, B thing needed in the Constri @-Will also Contract for any size ho Very Respectful 'he Abbeville LLWAYS IN 1 THIS TIME WITH hhsts twi BEST DRUGS! LC Prescriptions* fi HARRISON HE SOUTH AND NC NEW YORK AND CH FEED CLAY, General County IK LLOYDS sytern, established In 1CS8, (over made now more thorough and perlect tbrough r IP4JNY HAH NEVER FAILED. MANY PRO. use; as business people, tbey are bound to accept equal, if uot greater reliability than Is offered b ds offer n uniform cdt.of llfleen percent, on th t having been-made, tbey give even greater relie bbevllle, we name a ftew : Mr. L. W. White, Mesi Edward Hoach, Ag?nt for D. O'Nell & Sons, M Wade Col bran and many othft-s. The most pr s. well known In the South, are In the Lloyds, si fford St Simpson, Postal. Cable Jt Telegraph Co. < Electric Light Co. of Boston, Spreckles Sugar Rel (ihla. P. Lorrllard <S Co., Colaate Si Co., of Jersej Henry Swlnborn & Co., Daniel Mller <fc Co. of Bu wt concerns are In it. Agencies for Abbe me office for the County in Daly & Co.'s store In ;ral Agent, and W. F. Cross, Special Ageut In cba bbevllle C. H., office at J. <i. Edwerd's store, nrinlck. Troy, Bradley, Verdery and Coronacn. o it lor Lowndesville, Mt. Carmel and Cooks. Mr. ildsville. Capt. James Rogers, Agent at Ninety-! r. I. CHIPLE? BICYCLE EM Agents for ? GLE $100, CENTURY $75, i nil many other popular wheels. Many Improve New Hlcycle full.v guaranteed for $50. A large ?m Prices. lJicycles always on hand for rem. YJjOUL'E. Celebrated Morgan & Wright Tire.' Pistols, Cartridges, and Sewii Headquarters for Base Ball a mil Cheapest line of Itazor.s and Clippers on th? rades and Prices. Ilicycle, 1'IkIoI and Gun Re arllslicstyle. Mall orders will have promj us and you will be convinced that the "111 Respectfully, J. I, CHIPLEY & BRO, . A. W. SMITH, Ylce President. , Cashier. of Abbeville. T.IOITEr>. $75,000 6,500 and sells Exchange and makes Colecllshed. Amounts received of fl and upinuary, April, July. October. Small sav[Marcb 1,1898,12m of Abbeville, e, S. C. - - $75,000 - 15,000 ra ? C. McGOWAN, Vice-President, ilit Cashier. C. KLUGI1, Abbeville, S. C., JOEL SiHITH, Abbeville, S. V. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S.C. ibeville, S. C. rreatest security and convenience for Its ike loans based upon such safe collatera Sept. Jt. 1892. ly ill Sill ION & CO. tock of SCHOOL BOOKS, the public schools. SON & CO. | EEFS | inir in +ho T.ino nf alii 1 | iclecl to at once. _ . J/v?] fl. J. BUEDETT, M Manager. ro FILL ALL ORwfth for _ _ sed Lumber^ jroll Work, Frames, Mantles, uilders Hardware or Anyiiction of a House. use from Cabin to Mansion. ly' m Lumber Co. 'HE LEAD ! [ FRESH LOT ? ? yj WEST PRICES! % Specialty. & GAME,*' 1 RTH AMERICAN ICAGO LLOYDS. Agent for Abbeville, two centurie* ago) by Edward Lloyd. Is pgular business proerressiou. A LLOYDS M1NENT BUSINESS MEN ARE IN IT. the saving feature of the Lloyds, coupled y uuy other lnsurauce in existence. The e old line prices, and in case of excessive f than this. Among our policy holders sre. P. Rosenberg & Co., E. A. Templeton, r. R. M. H111. Mayor, Mr. CJ. A. Douglass, ominent Northern coroprations and conich as Austin, Nichols h Co., Simpson, )f New York. Jordan. March & Co., -Edi Inlng Co., J. B. Llppineott & t'o. or runr City. Armstrom;. Calor rtCo., Burnell & .ltlmore. IN SOUTH CAROLINA the ville County. the New Kosenberg Block. Fred Clay, n'L'f. T. P. Quarles. special representative Mr. K. B. Wilson, Agent for Greenwood fflee in Greenwood. Mr. A. L. Lntfmer , ; Joel Aiken, Agent tor Due West and r & BROS ;porium. SAPID & TRANSIT $60 intents. Greatly Reduced Prices. A first lot of second lwnd and new blcvclfSRt AGENTS WANTED. WRITE FOR 3 and Goods Always in Stock. 2g Machine Needles. ' nd Fishing Tackle. market. Large line of Cutlery?1 pairing done on short notice and In )t attention. Come and 8ee tilJ has not been told you." ? Greenwood, S. 0.