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The Press and Banner AUBEYILLK, S.C. j1 Published every Wednesday at 5- ai year In advance. j' ' { - . Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1895. jj ??|! i I t'nelni !<?< l.oltPrs. ( Letters remaining iu Abbeville, S. C., post > office, for week ending Sept. 10. 1 B?Bacon, K. W., Boyd, J. K., Burgess, M. T., , Butler. T. M. C? Cannon, K. W., Crawford, Sam cure of Calvert, Scrap, Collar, Willie. ! K?Fitzpatrick, H. W. G?Gosh, George, Gardner, Heur.v. J Jl?Heagen, Richard. ^ .1?JacksoD. Miss Marny, *' M?Miner, Miss Lizzie, , I'-Parks, P. C. ? R?Rome, Henry 1?. !S?Sullies, Lionteshh, Sehant, L?r. G. M. and 1 son. W? Watson, Mose, care of Williams, II., While, Tom. Robt. s. Mult, P. M. ? - - - v Insurance Agent Wanted (j To represent the South and Ameriean Lloyds at. Abbeville C. H., in the place of T. t\ P. Ijuaries, Ksq., who desires to resign be- di <-;?use of otner engagements. An active man .M taking hold immediately can do a bin business, and I will give him the facilities for con- A trolling the insurance business in thai, seclion. W. S. Montletli. w General Manager. le Columbia, S. C., Set. 7, lS!i.j, tf ? Ci Annual .Missionary .Heeling;. ul The ladles of the Abbeville Association are a( earnestly requested to send delegates to the r(j annual meeting or uie Association io ue neiu i.. with Lowndesviile Baptist church, September lSth, 1 S9.*?. Bv order of Society. c. Mrs. Berry Allen, President. 'i,' ? Mrs. K. K. llorton, Secretary. .lfort.-tlly WiiuiKlctl. Sam Wright and Henry Yarborough got Into a difficulty last;Monday uear Lowndesviile. bi Henry Yarborough shot wide at his mark, bi Sam Wright sent bis ball to a vital part of Henry Yarborougb's anatomy. Writrht is in in jail, and Yarborough will be in his grave in a Hi little while. Both colored?a woman?a church. er Epwortli Orphanage. ! lit Lowndesville will give an open lir enter . tainment of music and recitations on school 'j house lot. on Saturday Sept. 14th, from five to a nine. Where retreshmenis will be served for j.. the benefit of the Orphanage. Everybody in- ... vlted. |0 Coiton UciKlK'r. lit Mr. J. L. Hill will weigh cotton this Fall at hi thesaine old stand. BrlDg him your cotton ot and he will weigh it at the same price as last wl year. on 1 Oil Hill Stock. You can buy a few shares of Abbeville Ol* {J.! mill stock at a bargain. Address "Owner," care Press anil Banner, Abbeville, S. C. i0. Mull ffonrH. at Hours that the malls close at tbe Abbeville 01 Post Office: , J 11.2.') a. m. 12.10 p.m. 1.0(1 p. m. he 2.30 p. m. 4.25 P. m. 5.50 p.m. Hi Robert S. Link, P. M. Hl'' tb Miss Mamif. LaMotte. a pretty and nc- [ ,, oompllRbed young lady of Columbia, has re- in, turned home after spending several weeks |y very pleasantly with Mrs. H. P. Mcllwain. p0 Messrs. McDill & Tolly have just received a 'J-1 handsome line of rng.?, all sizes and designs in 'J velvet, moquette and Brussell, tapery. Vou wt can buy two for what one used to cost. An CI examination will prove the fact. Mi Miss Lennie and Miss Lessle Fisher, who _,a have been on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. Dunlap. In Anderson county, returned yesterday. ~ The Valkyrie beat the Defender yesterday ? The race is for three out of Ave races. The jn Defender won the first race. toi Miss Florence Templeton, after an ex- Hi tended trip to Irlends iu Alabama, returned "I yesterday evening. ad Prok. Bailey came home Saturday night. - ? ? ? W< A Postal Curd Is all that it will cost you toget a specimen oop W1 of The Columbia Daily Register or The Col- mi umbia Weekly Register. The Daliy is SO a 1 year and the Weekly SI a year. In the Week- da l.v you obtain twelve pages of real live news.a so; handsomely printed paper and good large type that any one may read. In the Daily you get the best te ?graphic news service extaut?that of the Associated Press, whose leased wire runs Into The Register office, supplying 15,000 words of the latest news every night. The Constitutional Convention is near at hand,and The Register will contain a good Tl raportof Its proceedings. Now is the time to subscribe if you wish to get the continuous ' news of the Convention. Address Charles A. Calvo, Jr.. Columbia, K. ~ for specimen copies of The Registered, and j in subscribing remit by P. O. order, registered * letter, Express draft or personal check. :jt. ? A Fresh lot of seed rye Just received, also a 7J good lot of gru/.iug oats, clover seeds, Ac; \ W. Joel Smith & Sous. jj Ask at Smith 4 Sons for seed b-irley, rye, lb red and crimson clover, lucerne ?fcc: -SP We Joel Smith & Rons can give you the ?v biggest cake of Laundry soap of ucy house in r' town for a nickel. Come and see. . Don't forget that Smith .V. Sons Is the place tli to get cheap bagging and t ies. co lied and crimson clover for sale at Smith ?fc ui Sons. a A new lot of stone ware, jars Jugs and J chornsat Smith A Sons to Bring in your cotton anil swap It to W, Joel ,' Smith & Sons for seeds for fall sowing; bag- [} glng and ties or any kind of merchandise. We are always tn for a trade. ' "Winter grazing" or "turf" oats is some- jU thing new, farmers should post themselves in pu ieua.ru io mem uy culling iin omiui ? nuns. m We will have thoxo line pearl onion sets in ttu very soon. (Jail early nn<l got what you want sii W. Joel Smith it Sons. tit m .lt I,. W. While's Local*. I have received an entirely new line of black m satines, also a full line of white lawns and uchecked nainsooks. C(J You can find an elegant assortment of chev- ar iot shirtings lor making shirts at the store of 01 Ij W. White. to Fresh supples of unbleached plaid liome- ^ spun at L. W. White's. L. W. White offers a good line of flat cor- at nered ladies trunks. Any one wanting to yt travel can gel suited in a trunk at White's. Now is the time to buy corsets, suspenders, so cross cut saws and nails. You will find all these at White's. pi _ | ^ t _ Se Just received a new line ol sterling silver c* belt pins at ot: ly '25 cents each. The best ever , made for the money. It. C. Beruau, the Jeweier. tl( Mr. R. C. Bernau, the jeweler, has left for New York yesterday. lie has gone to get the latest styles and lads and put in a larger jn stock than he ever had before.be is anxious m to have In stock any tiling his customers may want iu his line at the very lowest possible at prices. * as t A beautiful lot of l'laid Worsted at Aug. W. Smith, for 7 cents a yard. ol The cheapest lot and the biggest stock of Caaslmeres U being shown at Aug. W. j5. Smith's. You can buy Shirting. Checks, Sheeting, and Bleaching very cheap trom Aug. W. Smith. He bought them when the market whs lowest. Give Auk. W. Smith a showing wheu you want a suit o! clothes. Butter Milk Soap at 5 cents a cake at Aug. W. Smith's. See the Mary Stewart Corset for 50 ceuts. h The best on the market for the price, good as ? one for a dollar. To be bad at Aug. W. Smith's. Ladies, If you are in search of a nice dress t] for a little money, call at Aug. W. Smith's, b He does not mind showing you goods Wheth- y er you buy or not. - w The prettiest styles, the best variety of La- w dies Shoes are to be had at Aug. W. Smith's. Shoes fine and coarse, all grades, all prices. Don't buy shoes until you see what Aug. W. { Smith has. ^ Get prices an Flour from Aug. NV.Smith t belore buying. He will try to save you mou- s ay on all you buy lrom him. v See this bargain a 34 Inch all wool serge In t black-blue-brown gernet and green at 25c. * A hhftville Suotil v ('o. 1 U Try 1 barrel excelsion flour Abbeville Supply Co. Be sure to read what the Racket Store has to say this week. Take your eggs and chickens to the Kacket!' store. Colemau will pay you u good price for, them. j Sugar collee rice grits Abbeville Supply i Co. I A heavy storm serge all wool I I, Inches &'?. | Sea island homespuns yard wide 5c. ! Come and let us show you our dry goods. I Outings ot all grades and styles. I Cottolene?Our sales Have more than doubled iu one years time. Try it and be convinced that Is the best and cheapest shortening 20 10 5 3 buckets. EOCKY RIVER RIPPLES. I'ersoiml I'arnjjriiplis?Picket! ii|> lor llif rrinlcr, and I'oiniedl.v l'ul. Mr l.owndesville, Sept. U, lSSfo. I tie o Mr. 11. W.Speer Icit .Monday for a month's venl recreation from business, lirst to Anderson utise J. H.. then to other points. pare 1'rot. J. J. JouuMin began the exerci6es of ,\Ir )ur High School Monday with about thiriy New !ve, Willi Hie probability oi a considerable timo ncreHse, in the near iuture. His sister Miss Vnnie as an assistant. With such a manage- tj0n nent, m prosperous itilure. for our school is Mailt >roinised. Mr Mrs. 1;. Hoi in. Allen went to Anderson wiut Monday to spent! a lew days with kinsfolk. Xhi Mrs. J.J. Moseley, and her two chi tdren, ac- Kina oinpanied ?>y Air. J. Ci. lluckabee left for | ever,; freenwood Monday. galio Mr. Sanders Powell, who was mentioned j ^1 11 ray last, as having lost a mule, and which |"Hoo e had heard of, as being at or near Wall's an K|( lation, 011 t he (j. I". & N. li. It. went to that I |asl \ lace Monday, anil regained his property j beins utile, hriiiie and collar) and also got the I ,\jr. arK*y, wiio had thus provided himself with Js.'a." Iree ride, and said darkey was eonimitled | chase > the Abbeville jail the next day. ' watel I lev. K. W. Mason IkU Monday lor Verdery i |0 u,| here lie went to assist the llev. \\\ B. j stock /burton iu :i protracted meeting. j count Messrs K. H. liorlon and ('. i'. linker left! -j-| ,t, ('etlnesday, wiu? ;i car load of cattle lor j sion l harleston chary -Mr. and Mrs. Charles I liaison, and tlieir j perici vo children of Donald*, came over 'I'iiurs- [ cliilUi ny, unU were tlie guests ol the llev. JO. W. | js n(){ lason lilt lac next day. i there Mr..J.O. Thomas made a business trip to c?.tcl? boevilieC. II. Friday. >ir. Misses l.il.t and Nora Calhoun of Green- I yle ooii sjjruL the past week at Dr. S. 15. Mose-1 ?tten' y's. We w Mi&s M utile L5orde!l of Elbert County, Ga., keep line over Thursday, oil a visit to the lainily a],fJ, L?r. A. J. Speer, her brother-in-law. ,e Mr. and Mrs. .J. 15. Franks, and little "J. 15.'' ?|ese lc"a two months visit i<> Morganton. X. U.t turned to this their home, I nursday even- i{()ser '? Mrs Dr. Lee, llcury of Augusta, Ga., came up (|n.. a nurday lor a lew days stay Willi his brother York' i. i#. A. llcury, comtv Misses Sudie and Ktoile Watson of Antler- The hi are now wit 11 the lainily ol their uuole twwlii r. 15. ISoiin Alien. e-iriie Miss Sal lie Mann of Mountain View Is Sente< >arUing wiin her uncle Mr. W. G. ilucka-j' ^j|R1 ;e and attending bchool here. i 0/ \j Mr. T. D. Coolcy has bought from the liuiid- jje H g iliiu iiUilll iv^nuumwiuti wi aviu.ivu, vhi! jj yq|j le chain beis bouse aud lot ou liell street. them. Again we are huvtngsome very hot weath- ofiuc . A cooler change in temperature would Mis." Blingly increase our comfort. ^I,e ?, Sometime ago one distillery, began business Mrs ,ar here, some evidences ol wblcbliave been C|JV v lite noticeable since it opened up. II all Mr_ Ik? pationised it by carrying peaches to it, jast w me out. lil'e one gentleinau ol' whom I jjllst aid, it was a losing venture. He carried trv 'euty bushels of peaches over, and was and ic omlsed as hi* share of the brandy, one gal- pj 11 and tliree quarts. As he only wanted a our Wl tie for lauiily use in case of sickness. with Mr s accustomed liberality, lie promised four buy c< his lady trieuds a quart each, but alas, 0llen lie went alter it his part was ouly three ,|)nny aris. aud he is out one quart, and a loss of mips e whole day, lor himself and team. weeks In Some neighborhoods, there are com- camu Hints, as to the good work beint: gotten In, Miss the light linueied gentry, in appropriat- Autre ? to.thcir own use pigs, chickens, ifcc. be- ?uest i aging to others. It seems that those violate Mls> e commandment. do not steal very much young once but they steal often as a man said the Mrs ] her day. Mr. J. A. liawthoru, of I.atlmer, says that | has some bottom corn that In so fine, and | , at it is so dark in it that lightning bugs | i e seen in it at midday, lie did not say that ey lightened at that time ol day however, [l is reported that Capt. .1. K. Hrownlee of <liri? nny'sCreek Is making quite a success of ' iter making, lie alter supplying his fami- ' with what it needs, has an average of si.\ 11< uudsaday, to dispose of which lie does at /.cents per pound. lrwo bales ol cotton, the lirst of the season, Octobi :resold .here Saturday, one by .Mr. Irvin ed (.ot eckley for 7*4, and the other by I Ion. I. 11. they v cCulia Ior7;H, cts per pound. This impor- j?(n , nt article oi commerce is opening rapidly, |je s'0, id will perhaps, as rapidly be put upon the arkel, as a large majority ol our people are iersey reed to sell at as early a dale, as possible. J Some of our good ladies who are interested g^wre the Epworth Orphanage, propose to have r the ociiclil of tne same next Saturday West Hi, on the school house grounds, beglu- A j? "j ngat'ip. in., an ice cream festival and In dition thereto, aud lu connection there- enjoyi lli, an open air concert. This should be jja^t ry liberally patronised, as it is a very burgh jitby cause. for tin Some of our country friends were smartly ),ave? cited because of one or two mad dogs, Dart,je ileh bit severel dogs, some calves and one jou|; mi Air. It. A. Scott. work, tfr. and .Mrs. (J. K. Burdett of Cooks spent a Mis'; y or two last week at Mr. Juo. Price's, their u, u-in-law. Troupe. (jf^, _ Kycic oil. TEOY'S TEA CUPS. ."A! pleasii - - We West le \?? Comity? H itrli .Schools?C'ot- ^VUlei ton?Xcw Depot. | ^ "(;oc Troy, S. C., Sept.!), HJil.l. l The [lev. D. CJ. Caldwell lllled the A. It. P. pulpit sorry nday. home Mrs. Joel McDaniel, of .Maddens, sppnt last- distin >ek with her daughter, .Mrs. T. M. .McCaslan. Mr. i'here have been nine bales of new cotton works lined and sold here up to Saturday night. The r. S. U. Young being the earliest bird, prices law ai [cents. Mr.1 \s was stated some weeks ago Mr. J. W. U.S. t ullimax would leave for Cuester, but since Mr. at his lirm ttioUL'ht it best to send him to | art::, (ia. Mr. Mullimax lelt last week but j s family will remain here a mouth longer. e hate to give them up but Troy's loss will Sparta's gain. Mr. .1. C. Davis and Mr. J. T. Koioinon have ! e finest tisli poud any where lo be found, il vers % of tin acre ol land, it has been ruling for two years, tliey have already flsli in \ j{, Unit weiKh ten ponuds. Mrs. J. X. Robinson is with her father's mily ut Liberty Hill. tVbbevihe and Troy crossed bats at the Mat rmer. Abbeville beat the boys to the song have 10 to C. yet ar Mrs. Kate Ilarvley altera lone and painful ; tleeey tferingdied at her brothel's, Air. W. C. Kob- Bus] sou, August lis. She bore her allllctlou with j buyin ilieuce ami expressed herself as being will- in thii U to leave this world of soirow and pain I heavy id joiu the lieaveuly baud where there is no I Miss ukn ess, no sorrow and no pain. Blessed is | ter a f ;rs lor tiers is the kingdom of God. She Mr. aves a daughter and a host of sorrowing rel- Lex in Ives and friends to mourn her lost. ooursi We noticed from the McCormick Times that a clov oy Is workiug lor the new court house only luck. cut McCormick out. We are sorry our Mr. leads are placed where they cannot get a! paid c iurt house, but this is not Troy's fault. We Mes e not trying to lake from her but we are leave i ly trying to add to Troy and we are golug vegesl doit. Troy is the place for a county site Mlsi ; it only lacks one half mile of being in here, liter of. ber proposed county aud we think One II iiicuun uiuni. uc ill ? viiicuintv MllfL IJ id will furnish tliem a. little more ropeaud usual >u know what ttiey will do. 1 un Birth?Sept. 4lii, to Mrs. L. N. Kennedy, a count il. Cap Troy 11 igli School building is nearly corn- in Gri eted. School will open on next Monday The :ptetnber 10, with about "?0 or 00 pupils, now short! the time to make arrangements for your and e illdren, call on Prof. McKlroy. Mrs. .1. W. McCaslan is on an extended visit i Edgelieid with relatives and friends. Mrs. J. W. 1'eak and Mrs. .Sullivan, of Kdgesld, and Miss Kannle Jay, of Greenwood, >ent last week with Mrs. O. G. l'rentiss. The loundation lor the new depot has been Fro id and it is fast going up, it will be the Metlu Icest one on this road. ltev.' Mr. A. T. Itobinson and Mr. <>. M. Sibert are tor M .tending United States court at Greenville A n i Jurymen. enteri Miss Essie Kllis, of l>ue West, was the guest week, I' Miss Lioucrelia Lyon last week. Mis From what we can learn there must be an ex )tne attraction at or near Ninety-Six for one Mr. f our young men. We will tell no more, days i oster. Nick. Morn M , m _ Mis friem GIV? PRICES. uS us aj ? friem Shot Talk* on Advertising1. ! The best papers in a community always . ^et ring ample returns to advertisers and the | 4ay D est paper covers the creaiu of the trade in ! s<?"u ny sectiou. A'1* Mark Twain says very pithily: "Heboid s\5, lie fool fiultb, put not all thine eggs in one ? , asket," which is a manner of saying scatter Nraul our money and attention, but the wise man co?i11 rill put all his eggs In one basket and then? L. ,'atch that basket. | the 1, The same applies equally to newspapers. , , r* 'ut your ad iu the best papers and watch that I Ihuoil ll iv? u uvtlutn nr..I. I.... Ml'l tie return* received, and be very sure of this | been uuch: If tbe ad does not pay itie lault Is in j u,.r1'!t tie goods?not in papers. Don't advertise! . "/* otnething that nobody wants. Find out I irhat there is a demand for and advertise 1 }u hat. You can create a demand for an article j Pclle< f yoa have tune and money enough to keep j ip a continual hammering. Fortlie retail |y,ri lealer this is a waste of energy, because there \ a. , r ire dozens of things lor which there already ] Klstfei xlsts a demand. Don't say what everybody else in your line | CV'6 s saying, and never publish a general ad. i ['here are ::or? days in which you can talk to j ,ue people through tlie newspapers, so don't! *MI! ry to crowd all you know Into one ad. Talk j ia"v if several items each day but say something j . lM'.: leflnite about each one. Don't lump the IV iV'hole stock "flue shoes for men, women auii i *lr jhlltlren," hut talk about one shoe in each i ,?! lne and give prices. j , ',n The newspapers will carry what you say ! sn,u right into the best homes In tlie community. It will give your words a thousand tongues. If you will tell them about your stock you i Wi will surely get your proportion of trade. If We u pou don't talk you won't get It. it Is a situ- lllttd pie proposition and t?a true *s it is eltuple. sons WEST END. H ipcuiu^s nnii Incidents of u Week Tl Around Tli<- City. and Mrs. A. Cohen, and their bright litoy are "at home" in their pretty and con- n; cmH little cottage. Mm Cobeu after an , nee of (several nionilis spent with lier 01 nts in Athens returned here Monday. co . and Mrs. U. M. Haddon are back from jm York. Miss Belle will remain for some with relatives in Brooklyn. eri ss BelleMllloi altera two months vaca- us is at home again, and is still with I;. M. tic Ion <fc ('o. . li . U W. White is In the North buying his er stuck. 113 3 services held under the tent by Mersrs be .rd and McCornell, are well atteuded m( night. Last Sunday night the coagren was especially large and attentive. cr< bevills grows steadily and surely. No oci m." Just steady, permanent growth; on I |)a lies Imnmvenieuts are being made. The I vc have noticed Is a pretty little home ?1.' ; built near Mr. J. C. Ellis. wi H. C. Bernau went to New York via the foi Ij. last week, where he expects to pur- ti i the most beautiful and stylish line ol les. jewelry and silverware ever brought s place, and add to his already splendid a ? which is now one ot the beet in the up ,ry. i City Graded School opens its Kail ses- |te lext Monday with Prof. B. K. Bailey in in( e, assisted by a corps of elllcient and ex- pr< need teachers. Be sure and start your ' . reu to school the very first day. There "' hlnK like being at the very beginning. Of is much less trouble to keep up than to a r "P* th< J. P. Quaries left Monday night, over , A. L. for Davidson, N. C., where lie will ae] ilthe Davidson college for the next term, th< ish him "good luck" and know lie will bri the good record that our Abbeville boys s make where ever they go. ?r "Whist Club" was entertained by Miss do' Bowie. fini young folks expect to have a dance in n_, iberg's Hall tonight. . L. \V. Perrin came home last. Thurs- SP> fter an extended visit to relatives In floi ^ille, S. C. Mrs. McCaw, her mother ae- CT( anied lier and will be here some time. ? Cotton States and International Ex- P?' 011 will open on the ISth and we most wi] stly hope that Abbeville will be repre- firl 1 by more than one exhibit. i Ellen Parker is In Anderson the guest C01 s. M. L. Bonhatn. exj urc to go to the Atlanta Exposition, and be have children old enough send or take sjj( As an euucaior me j^xpoKmun win ue aluclable value. ; Minnie Short of Washington, Ga., is 1 icstof the Misses Seal. nec .J.H.Chiles, .Jr.. or Hradley is in the lsitlng relatives. lU? A.M. Shoen several days in the city pre i tcr Friday Troy's base ball team name up the playing qualities of our home boys mud out in a short order that Abbeville ea\ ay "some ball." The score was 16 to 6 dat ?y. F. M. Beckham of Sumter, S. C., will itton here this season lor Adams & Co. irleston, S. C. Mr. Beckham has made " Irlends here since his arrival last week. ind ! Florence Templeton after several pQi stay with relatives in Bessemer Ala.. home yesterday aiternoon. Pw i Kva Wakefield, a pretty young lady of in. 1 vlllc spent last week in the city the ^in of her friend Miss Leila Swearen?in. ( .Daisy Neel one of Hunter's prettiest * ; ladies was in the city Tuesday visiting hea \ W. McMillan. im] ? pea ABBEVILLE'S ATHANS. wh itiaii Missionaries JJoiie to Due the est?It is Hoped Tlioy Will Be eiilcri There Thnn in China. Bee Due West, S. C.. Sept.?, 1895. tha Due West stock show takes place out ;rl(jth. A cordial invitation is extend- ing ill. Bring any kind of stock you have, ?ill be well cared for and given a prem>rovided they deserve one. There will lie flue stock on exhibition, a? Due dot Is noted lor her blooded horses and hli] cows. . tier & Bell have overhauled their drug It looks as'neat as a new pin. ful . John K. Edwards o) Mexico is in Due ft j Mr. Edwards is a missionary from the P. Church. 8111 lohn Lyon, Jr.,andsisterMiss Mary,are mu ng Due West's hospitality. to ! : Saturday night, an ell'ort was made to > irlse the store of Brownlee & Co. But t watchfulness of Mr. Black, they would are iccomplished their purpose. The same mo s broke into the shop of Mr. Moore, and wj, therefrom, tools suflicent to do the , The matter will be Investigated later. ! Macie Stevenson and Miss Maggie pla . Missionaries, are in Due West. rec , Coller are in Greenwood with his fancy le, training for the races, soon to come Jj;ri ! Mamie Tagfjart and Mis Ina Pinkerton qjo (bevlile, have returned home after a ,ut stay in Due West. Iiaveagood many lino horses In Due GXC but Dr. C. B. Cowan and Mr. A. D- wa nan have the fluest we have seen. av,i lteid came over to see ills sister Mrs. It. liran last week. am friends of Mr. E. B. Kennedy will be anc to hear that he Is golmr so far from to leach. Texas bein^ the place ol . all on. Ior H. P. McGee Is busy putting up water > upon his premises. Misses Bradley and the Misses Ward- n c visiting the family of Dr. Wldeman. dial Haddon is in attendance upon the Pai Jourt in Greenville. in J. it. McGee lias bought a flDe piano. gcr j.D.n. ha( - BRADLEY'S BRIEFS I uy jiikI 31 I.I I tie I'islol? < iris? Crop*?Oilier .Mutters. liradley, S. C., Sept.!?, 18!).j. tor still dull in our little town. We ginned only three hales of cotton 31s id prospects Will not improve until the staple comes in more freely. iness plentiful, but our merchants g very few goods. I think tliey are wise for our crops do not seem to warrant purchase. ; Klolse O.irwlle has returned home iirortnieht's visit to friends In Augusta. J. W. Liison will leave shortly for gton, Ky., to talce a thorough business In the college at that place. Joe is er young man and we wlfch him good W. A. Napier and Mr. T. P. Pounds lur town a visit on Saturday. srs J. s. Wideman and J. P. O'De 1 will lor Florida shortly to engage in the table business. s Kmma Latliun is teaching our school of Mr. Press Shaw's sons accideutly ils little brother in the mouth with the ly unloaded pistol. idcrstand Troy is whooping up her new y. i miDK sne win get a uunuie. J t. E. H. Youngblood of Winter Heat Is gtc eenville attending the U. S. Court. j Constitutional Convention meets uo ly and we trust the counsel will prevail as verything will be Harmonious. Bin Ivanhoe. on( ? me ItHisy'M D?tN. fill Verdery,S. C., Wept. 2,1S95. Iracted services will be .held in the udlst church at this| place next week. < 1'aylorof McConnlck will assist the pas- , r. Wharton. 01 umber of young people were delightfully ] lained at Air. Steille's of Hradley last ^ s Cora Hardy has returned home from tended trip in Kdgelieid. F. L. Alorrow and daughter spent a few sm last week with the family of Airs. C. H. ( ) w. s Lizzie Callison of Edgetield Is with ms cis iu town. gr< s Mart Alorrow, one of Verdery's pret- yei md attractive young ladies. Is back with . gain alter a very pleasant stay with J is in New Alarket and I'henix. stt i. J. L. White has been quite sick. She aD onlined lo her room part of last week. dery Literary Society meets next Krl- ] tight at the hospitable borne of Air. J. V. eic i Kerr Hrothers are to purchase a new on us l'all. i i many friends ol Mr. and Airs. F. II. ley will regret to hear of their little boy's C0] uued Illness. pe: I? H I luu lln Itok! ranti nflvr > ... ... ..v,.... ' I iyou place. . . Joe IJuoii, Jr.. of Coronaca is among | iz1 [Is ana relatives In and around Hradley. j tin i. Henry Twlges of Augusta,Ga., who has fjc with tier mother. Mrs. Dipscomu, re d lo her home Saturday. se] >s .1 ulia McNeil, tt lovely and accomplish-1 pr ling lady of Greenwood, Is with frieuds. I (j(ji : Loading Club of Verdery will he com-1 d to elect a new President as Muj. While | lvassing for tlie new County. s. Muse and .Master Lowry are at home a pleasant slay with her brother and | r in Due West. s. II. II, Devlin is with lier brother in n wood. | : are indebted to Sloan for the good work oil our streeis. <s Lizzie McCllulon leit Saturday for At- j xss Mattle Lipscomb is with her brothel's I ly in Greenville. . J. L. McNeil Sr., of Green mood was in i J i Monday. trl id ley crossed bats with Hold Springs 1 era relay and camc out victorious. ^r0 i cei i: have a liig lot of bagging and ties that ire offering very cheap. Special figures e ou large quHulitidd. W. Joel tiuiltti &i 1 i. o6 INTS ABOUT POULTRY HOUSES 10 Importance of Ventilation Witliot Draughts?A Good floor. Of all points connected with tha plai ng and building of poultry houses, tha ventilation receives, perhaps, the Ites nsideration, though it is onaof the mos iportant, as eveiy one is ready in a ger al way to acknowledge. The mos ual compromise for intelligent ventilf >n is to make a few holes in one end c e house and let the air get in and on best it can. But such a method is t avoided, neither should any holes b ide near the ground or anything done t sate a draught upwards, as when thi curs there is great danger of the fowl ving to roost midway between tw enmgs Ventilation must be procure thout strong draughts. The plan o ruling a small chamber In the roof o o house and inserting ventilating trap each end of this chamber will be foum rood one fhe floor Is another very importan ni It ought not to be less than si :hes above the ground outside, so as t svent water running into the house lich it will do, if below or upon a level all the floors that may be laid down u >oultry house the following is one o a best: First, dig the ground out to i pth of twelve or fifteen inches, am 211 fill up half of this with brokei cks, gravel, burnt ballast, coarse stone: slag, which must bo well beatei wn. A compost of coal ashes e gravel, quicklime and water mus st be made, well mixed together an< *ead over the other so as to raise thi ir to the required height above th< mud. This, when hardened, will be i "fectly dry floor, one upon which wate 11 not stand, and yet it will bo hard anc n in its nature, as well as warm anc nfortable. It is easily cleaned and in pensive. Of course ashes or soil musi always thinly spread over it, as thej raid be upon every kind of floor, anc lewed every day or two. rho question of size is one that must o: :essity bo ruled by the inclination o: ) owner. We mean as to whether h< iiera mj uuve uut) uuuso or several buou ed about. A house 12 feet long by < le and 7 or 8 feet from the floor to thi 'es will be large enough to accommo e fifty fowls. s Custom of Putting; Blinds on Horses The custom of putting blinds on horsei iscriminately is a great error, sayi . J. C. Battersby in his treatise oi ictical horsemanship. Following ar< brief some of the statements made bj a on the use of blinds on horses: Carriage horses look well in show} idgear and handsome blinds are a greal srovement to the style and general ap trance of real well set up carriag< ses. But for buggy, cart, car, stage (jon, truck and general travel they an oily unnecessary, and as regards safet] y are a detriment rather than an ad itage. Horses, like ourselves, want t< where they are going, and the hors< it shies proves that he wants to keej ; of danger by the very fact of his shy . We must consider that a hors< ding an artificial life like ourselves Iking in 'he dark in a strange place l't see what is around him if he hai ids on, and is, therefore, naturally ud and carefuL If a horse is too care and takes too wide a circuit in shying s with the best intentions from his in icts. But because he does a little to< ch he should not be abused, but spokei softly and kindly. i shying horse and a sulky, balky hors< different. Shying is not a vice; it ii re habit than a fault. There are time! en a shying horse would save life?i: would only shy at the right time anc ce. Our course is to chastise or cor t a horse, if uecessary, for doin{ ang, and encourage him for doing right give a horse the advantage of seeing und him we would use a headstal ;hout blinds. But we would make ai seption of the carriage horse, for w< nt him for style, park show and excus e vanity, and to indulge this harmlesi bitiou we will admit that the carriage 1 coupe horse, for this reason, shoul< re on blinds and let the driver look ou' danger. A Convenient Feeding Bin. Phe arrangement shown in the accom lying illustration appeared not long ag< Rural New Yorker, where it was de ibed as a convenient feeding bin tha' 1 been used with much satisfaction. ~ . =~n c ________________ FKEDEN'Q BIN. i is a large grain bin on the secom iry of the barn. A small spout, B, run wn to the floor of the first story, wher mall bin, C, is fixed on the floor, Thi all bin is not in the way, as a larg a would be. The bin A is filled wit] al or grain, and this keeps C constant! ed without any further labor. Facts Worth Knowing. Overfeeding is injurious to all breed poultry. Let cows and calves nave access x suty of pure water and salt. \ rough bark on trees invites borers ootlx bark repels them. IHub root in cabbages is prevented b; iking tho seed bed on new ground o 5und not used for cabbage for severa irs. Do not waste wood ashes. Tkey ar fficiently valuable to pay for saving am plying to the soiL Remember that one ill tempered o >w walking horse will do much harr a farm where colts are raised. Clean up the farm. Neglected fenc mors aud rubbish piles harbor insec sts, especially chinch bugs. The agricultural department is organ ng fivo new experimental stations fo q studv of sortrhuiu and its manipula iu?three in Kansas, one in New Jei y and one in Louisiana. The apprc iation for this work tliis year is $100, 0 larger than it Las ever been before. CHEAP TRAVEL. >lM!Ville ltlt|ltiNt ANMUCifltlOll'N Al mial Jlectiiii; hI liOWiKleNVllle, I on Sogil.iiiiber 17th, 18tli an lUtli. Augusta, Ga., August IXHh, 184iO. 'he P. K. A W. 0. Hull way will sell rouni p tickets ibr the above occasion ou Sej iber 16tti and 17th good to return on uj l1 ti until September 21rd, at rates of llev ( its -3r mile. Wm, J. Calg, Goneral Passenger Agent. V tig lot of boys ready made pants for n.sat Aug. W. Smith's. : GOOD NE' i, AM It o e 0 3 Staple and Fancy G 0 t Tobacco and Cigars, Canned Goods Depa t Confectionaries. r mts s man; Fruits! Fruits! evtyemo? f Pickles, Salads and 1 Our Sale and Feed fc 3 , Our Buss. iMeeta dally every ti t I Our Buggy and Can 9 I r 1 1 Good News For the ! A. 3 I Belting .mil I C. P. HAM] j t KEEP all grades of Leatb' r, and m . use. They also repair belts, j HARNESS ! Cotton is much betl , Home Made Harness this fall. W ? See our prices on ; SHOES, HARM , Very Hespectl c * ' MAKKIAGE UNDER DIFFICVLTIl > A 4 O'Clock a. in. Wedding wt the Cf fcarce Hotel. ' Kegisier. 1 The following marriage notice was barn to The Register yesterday: "Married at i Congaree Hotel,Columbia, S. C., Septem , 4th, 1885, by the Rev. J. C. Abney, Mr. Eug< , J. Wilson of Wilmington, N. C., to ai ? Llllle MUlford of Abbeville, 8. C." * The consummation of this union of t 1 hearts was beset with difficulties, but 1< . levels all obstacles whether tbey be lo smiths or anything else. It was what mlj J truly be termed a "very early morning m . nage," for It took place about 4 o'clock In ! . morning. Tbis unseemly hour was i | chosen by the happy couple, but It was fori ] on them by circumstances over which tt l bad no control. In the first place the you 9 lady's parents were opposed to the marrla She met her future husband In Abbeville * year or so ago and the result was an enga 3 ment. So much did the young lady's motl 3 object that the couple finally decided to "r ] away," which thousands of lovers have dc rnu~? moAt In t his e oeioreiuem. iucj w t and the young lady came down from Ab vllle and stopped at the Congaree Holel. 1 Wilson came in Tuesday night, but the lov seemed to bave forgotten one important po and that was as to wbere tbey should m when they got here. The expectant and hi ) py groom became disconsolate and unhaj: aud racked with fears when going to dlfi'er* ' hotels he failed to find the lady. The t< t phone wa? used freely, but to no purpose, visited various places where lie thought i might have stopped with friends, but withl success. He never doubted, however, tl she was awaiting him some where in thee and kept up his anxious search. At 1 about 8:20 he called at the Congaree He and to bis unspeakable joy he found that bride soon to be was there. She bad no doi been as anxious as he about it all, but i went to bed and was sound asleep when I Wilson called for her. She was awaken Mr. Abney was sent for and in a few mlnu tbey were made man and wife. They left the 5:20 a. m. train for their future home Wilmington,carrying with them the b wishes of those who met them here and their friends at home, and all will hope tbi marriage which was brought about under mauy difficulties will be full of happln and good luck. t'aiiffht ?t IIu ii tern. Hunters, S. C., Sept. 7.18? There was a nice rain leil here last Mont morning. f ho vnmifr Doonle were disapoln about the picnic at Gold Branch school hoi tocluy. Miss Ira Hamilton after a pleasant s with her uncle bos returned to her homo n Abbeville. Mlxs Ella Dansby one of our charm young ladies are visiting friends near Wb Hall. Mr*. Jane Patterson after a pleasant vlsil 3 her daughter Mrs. McNeil returned to home to day. s llev. Mr. Arlal's protracted meeting will e fin the third Sabbath in the afternooc, s Bethel. One of our young men carried his best i e to Abbeville to tbe campmeetlng last Fri< b night. y There was a great excitement at the g mill Saturday evening. The dirt caved In two darkles but neither one was seriou hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Napier of Georgia, was vl Ing friends and relatives In this commun! S Mrs. Mary McCaslan of Bradley was vl inu friends and relatives In this communl The cotton is opening very fast. Mr. W. 0 McKinney has two bales out to one he furm. Farmers who ol you can beat hi Blue Eye y The Way to Get to College. r The date: 1 Wednesday, Sept. 11?Presbyterian Colli J Clinton, S. C. Wednesday, Sept. 11?Presbyterian Fem 0 College, Greenville, S. C. , Wednesday,Sept. 18?Patrick Military In tute, Anderson, S. C, -- i? c-??, io?T>mf Tnwiies' Fem J.I1UISUU,) , ucpt. Col lege, Greenvll le, S. 0. r Wednesday, Sept. 25?Converse Coll< 11 Spartanburg S. C. Wednesday, Sept 25?Furman Unlversl Greenville, S. C. e Wednesaay, Sept. 2.5?Greenville Fem t College, Greenville, S. C. Tuesday, Oct. 1? Wofford College, Spart; burg, S. C. i- Tuesday, Oct. 1?Erskine College, Due W< . s.c. Tuesday, Oct. 1?Due West Female ColU Due West, S. C. The way: , The Port Royal and Western Carolina It way offers you an attractive route, with c '* venlent schedules and a first class service, abliDg students to bo com/ortably quarte In the domltorles early In the afternoon. Leave Augusta....Dally !?.40 A. AI. Arrive Anderson 8.30 P. M. " Greenville 2.50 " " Spartanburg 2.5!) " " Clinton 2.15 ' ' Donalds (Due West)... 2.IW " ii* Polite and courteous Conductors will ti u charge of students and chaperone them 1 * destination, attending to the transfer themselves and baggage to the Colleges. For through rates from your Station or i further Information, address, j. Wm. J. Craig, Gen. Pass. Agent, K.E.Todd, Augusta. G u Trav. Pass. Agent, 5! Augusta, Ga. Black belts with sterling silver bucklei 51,50 can be bad at K. C'. Bemau, the Jewelt Huby Liniment will cure a lame back c pain lu your side try It. For ?ale only Harrison & Game. < " v:-> ' ~ ' *C- . Iff S FOR THE [. HILL & S i*npai'iaa In this department will be found I 1ULC1 IvOt larger and more varied than hereto ces to suit "HARD TIMES." In this department we keep the "LEADING BRAND > all we ask. Here you wil1 flnd "CHOIC] /L lillvil I1# une at prices that will defy competltli is department we ofler FRENCH and AMERICAN Candl . One pound packages Mince-Meat. London Layer, y other "NICE THINGS." e a "SPECIALTY" of this line and offer all kinds, both F ly a look will tempt you to buy. ^ <11 hn? hoonf I fn I tuhaf ft a vnrlpt.v. an OdllCt/Si one. We keep the BEST BRANDS at Here you can buy HorRes, Mules and !5LclfMlCW? fastidious. Here you can Hire any kin with polite and attentive drivers In at rain cm both roads, "LOOK OUT FOR IT." I'iage Repository. ff'MswSi Pbeatons, Carta ? vlnce you that w< this market. H< Lap Robes at the T>?*rkTil a ,s found lu the fact that you can buy e A CUJJlCi tbat will astonish you. We defy all F/ a call and be convinced that our ft PROFITS." Respectfully. M. HILL & fa; Leather!A: \IOND & CO., T1. lake Leather Belts for GIN and MILL ter in price and you 9hould get a new 9et of re liave the largest stock in the up-country. J. R. o M/M tTt\ T 1-1 a III I I I I I \ So AJNU LMTllfiK. A madi fully, sale . P. HAMMOND & CO. ?a?; _____________prop* to wl M | THE ABBEVILLE1)E AGUE. ^ m" | The Committees Which Have Been Appointed. , ^ Executive and Finance?Dr. F. E. Harrison. ore ]ed Chairman, H. B. Stokes, M. P. DeBruhl, W. T. the toe Branch, B. S. Barnwell. R. B. oer Home Industries and Manufactures?G. A. . , ?ne Vlsanska. Chairman, Frank Henry, J. Fuller ana v 'Iss Lyon, W. L. Miller, J. H. McDllI, J. L. Mc- TE1 Mlllan, L. W. Perrlu. on a wo Commerce?C. P. Hammond, Chairman, A. f 3Y? Cohen, J. C. Younger, R C. Bernau, James irom ??* Chalmers, W. D. Barksdale, J. C. Ellis, A. B. ser ai Morse, T. G. Perrln. pay a ar- Transportation?T. P. Quarles, Chairman, the John A. Harris, W. Jo?l Smith, P. Rosenberg, aot A. W. Smith, Dr. G. A. Neufler. Sep -ed Immigration?L. W. Perrln, Chairman, W. >ey F. Cross. L. W. White, J. T. Busby, T. L. BerIDg foot, W. L. Miller, James Taggart, W. R. Bui- m. 8e- lock, W. P. t'erguson. Si J 5 a public Improvement?T. L. McMillan, 8e" Chairman, Geo. W. Lomax, R. E. Hill, Hugh Wilson, R. M. Hill. W. C. McGowan, J.C. IF* UD Klugh, J. fa. Stark, <V. W. Bradley. I >ne Real Estate?J. R. Blake, Jr.. Chairman, R. } }}y E. Cox, M. T. Coleman, J. W. Sign, L. H. Rub- I be- sell, J. C. Klugh, P. Rosenberg. ? ; ?r. Conventions?Dr. G. A. Neuffer, Chairman, , era J. Fuller Lyon, J. L. Perrln, H. F. McGee, S. ; <nt j. Link. R. R. Hemphill, W. W. Bradley. une 1 eet Public Entertainments?W. A. Templeton, aP- Chairman, J. M. Harden, R. L. Dargan, Geo. ?PV White, \V. S. Cothran, W. T. McDonald. S. M. ' "-?i? r w C. Mrfiowaa on a ? nigKnucc, ?i. ujvu, ? . x,. 3'?- Wyatt Aiken. **e Advertising?Hugh Wilson, Chairman,.I. C. > rro j'ie Ellin, J. H. Latimer, W. J. Brysun, J. L. Hill, 7 q,o| D" It. R. Hemphill, J.D.Kerr. { P i" tial Statistics and Information?Dr. L. T. Hill, 1 r-m " y Chairman, R. E. Hill, John A. Harris. J. G. 1 sP? *a\ Aiken, J. T. Parks, C.J. Martin, W. D. Wil- Jnlli ?' aon. his Membership?C. D. Brown, Chairman, J. S. wa J,bt Cochran, J. A. Hill, H. E. K. Berry, B. K. pjam f"e Beacham, VV. F. Nickles, F. \V. R. Nance. L. Kj- J. White. fa- Legislation? F. B. Gary. Chairman, J. L. qBn te? McMillan, Dr. S. F. Kllllngsworth, J. M. Har- p ot) den, W. A. Templeton, R. R. Hemphill, W. C. a? McGowan. e% Arbitration?R. S. Link, Chairman, L. T. w a ?' Miller, J. L. Simpson, H. D. Reese, W. W, I I Marshall,S. P. Eakln, W. E. Beil.C. E. Bruce, I II HH C. F. Younger, J. B. Lyles, Jr., J. C. Cox, P. B. I I fl esH Speed. I J || Rules?J. M. Gambrell. Chalrmau, J. E. **IJ Jones, C. H. Cannon, J. S. Grrves, W. W.Edwards, JameB M. Lawson, Dr. L. T. Kill. Education?W. L. Miller, Chairman, A. B. - Edwards, W. F. l'errln, B. F. Bailey, J. E. Mc. * David, S. C. Cason, C. V. Hammond, W. A. lay u v him 101U|ilCU/li, it! ?* ted __ utse s COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE.^ ue Columbia, S. C. h^r l^UIiL elective and degree courses. Fifteen er x Departments of Instruction. Able Fach ulty of Specialists and distinguished corps of Lecturers. Delightful grounds. Magnificent at buildings, on which 812,500 expended this . | year Improving and enlarging; well furnished; equipped with all modern appliances. ay Labratory; Society Halls; Gymnasium; el|f, egant Studios; Library and Heading Rooms; Telescope; new Chemical and Physical Api" paratus. All rooms well furnished, carpeted ' ' and lighted with gas; hot and cold baths on I every floor; hot water heat; Peck-Smead 1 closets; Pure Cistern Water; Tennis Courts ; I ,y Industrial Home, reducing board to 875 a year. U I, Telephone; Electric Bells. A number ol rt* Scholarships. Fall terms begins September 26. For further Information, apply to WH ISS REV. JOHN A. RICE, A. M., D. ])., Sept. 11,1895, tf President. mi Owners! ^ ige, D lly. r ARTIES OWNING LANDS THROUGH aie which the lines of the Special School Districts Prii of Trey, McCormlck aud Mt.Carmel run, are ?UI au' hereby notified to meet the Auditor or hl6 0ui' pSf) Clerk at one or the other of the following Smi places oil the dates designated, to wit: ee* Troy Monday, September lGth, Bui McCormick ....Tuesday, September 17th, Am Mt. .Carmel Wednesday, Sept. 18th. W. W. BRADLEY, gS Auditor A. C. cifi Xjt&l Abbeville S. C.t Sept. 10,1S95. 100 for re It never fulls what don't why Harrison &. Games Huby Liniment try a bottle only 25c. ha*? llke Send to Geo. H. Strickle Room No. 5 10 Nor lo cross Uuildlng Atlanta Ga., for his prices on of the I). H. Baldwin & Co., 1'lano and Organs, \frii He sells direct from the factory. Write him W L 1 #,,y lor prices and wheu, you go to theiExposl- lli!l Hon call and see him it will bo to your interestto see him andhis piano and organs, tf. in m *1' Don't place your order for cotton gins until you get F. E. Watkins prices. He is the trav- ,f cling saleman for the Daniel Pratt Gin Co., for this State. Address him at Anderson,S.C. ? at Don't place place your order for cotton gins sr. until you get F. E. Watkins prices. He is pQ, )r a the traveling salesmon for the Daniel l'ratt menl by Glu Co., for this State. Address UUu at An- neuri dereon.9. C., kind PEOPLE! ONS I flRST CLASS goods, the stock will be fore, and will be sold for "CASH" at prl S" Dom unewinganu omoEiog. a mai is EST BRANDS" of everything In tbli on. lea In all varieties. Also Prepared Cariltana and Seedless Raisins. Nuta and OREIGN and DOMESTIC In every varl(1 bow delicious! is the verdlot of every the LOWEST PRICES. Brood Mares that will please the moat d of "TURNOUT" yon wish day or night, tendance. is crowded with ALL KINDS of Vehiele* C STYLES, such as Carriages, Boggles, ind Wagons. A loot and prTcee|wllI con3 are selling cheaper than ever offered In sre yontcan buy HARNESS, WHIPS and LOWEST PRICES. oods from A. M. HILL &. SONS at prices HR and HONEST competition. (MVe us lotto Is "QUICK SALES and SMALL ; SONS. Teacher Wanted. WiST GRADE TEACHER to teaoh the V! Warrenton School. F. A. CHEATHAM, J. W. THOMAS. J. C. FERGUSON, >t. 10,1S95,3t Trustees. "Master's Sael. e State of South Carolina. ' COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Blake Jr., against E. L. Mosely and there?Foreclosure. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ' i in the above stated case, I will offer for at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. a Saleday lo OCTOBER, 1895, within the hoars of Bale, the following described jrty, situate in said State and County, t: Ail that tract or parcel of land in >wn of Greenwood containing 3 and Twenty-seven One Hnn- ; dredth (5 27-100) Aores, or less, bounded by Alexander Street on rorth, Thomas R. Riley on the West, Dr. Eptlng on the South, and the Columbia Jreenvllle Railroad on the East. RMS OF SALE?One half cash, balance credit of twelve months, with Interest day of sale, secured by bond of purchald mortgage of premises, with leave to II Cash. J. C. KLUGH, temberlO, 1895.41 Master. c (6) Pianos for Sale. E Bradbury, upright, oak case, good as iew. Price. $200.00 Jrovesteen, square. " 100.00 }rovesteen, square. " 80X0 Jrovesteen, square. " 70.00 irovseteen, square. " 60.00 'Jum & Clark, square. " 50.00 Jason & Hamlin Organ. " 20.00 SCHOOL FURNITURE. drews school desks for children $2.00 each cs, larger size 2.25 " ltatlon Seats. 2.S0 " be (18 Inches diameter) 4.00 slological Chart. as ef Map U. S. . Roller Maps In case. sthenic outfit, consisting of 58 wands, 62 ngs and dumb bells. 96.00 Invite correspondence in reference to >s and School Furniture. MRS. L. M. BONNER. H. E. BONNER. 1.11,1895. 2t. Due West. S.C. <ijsfi imil! | ' 'Mm ft ACRES, more or less, 2% miles from ^ Green wood, S. C. For price, Ac., see A. J. BELL, 1.11, 1895,4t GREENWOOD, S. C. * ? m MM A I. CRM i ID. OLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS -INs, ms, mm I mi i Ms. pty Shells, box 50 Cents. Loaded Shells 81.25 I Loaded Shells 12.00 nnrc in 1 (100 IntR 1.10 i Wads, 1,000 box, B. E 55 Cents. is. keg Powder 3.25 l Cap, by 1,000 35 Cento. Dkeless Powder, Shutz. E. C. Trolsdorf a American wood powder, lb. caa 85 Cents. 1 Dog Revolvers 1.00 erican Double Action 1.25 ? R. and F. & W. Automat* lc revolvera, only 2.50 i. & W. revolvers S.S5 ss kucks, 25,35, and 50 cents a pair. arts 15 cts box. 82,35,50,39,50,60 eta. box. apers, 81.00 to S3.50 a pair. ge assortment of razors & pocket knives. Second band Guns and Rifles to be sold ipalr charges. Repairing on GUNS, REVERS, BICYCLES and LOCKS. If you a safe you want opened or any lock, ! us. gest lino of BREECH LOADING GUNS Is County. Write for catalogue. . I. Chipley & Bro. "25c you can get a bottle of Ruby Llnil. It never fails in relieving, rhunatlon. itigla sprains, bruises and aches oi all d mads only by Harrison Game. ; . *fl