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I The Abbeville Press and Banner. I BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1896. ESTABLISHED 1844 I r? ' ; - ( " ~~ ' CU1 p# TILLS a j Five B j LIFE SI 5 HANDSOME FE # RY TO BRING T] a SHADES, ROCKIN( 5 FURNITURE LINE I 3 T\ xk ni r. 15. sj Is the Flaoe to Get Any !H 111 Orders by Mail atte w i* i n i_ national BanK Abbevil , Capital, Surplus, OAC4 J. ALLEN SMITH, President. BENJ. S. BARNW 3?JL3BT??51 Wl. H. PARKER, Abbeville, 8. C? L. \V. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., ' BENJ. 8. BARNWELL. Abbeville, 8.C., J. ALLEN SMITH, DOES a General Banking business, provides tl Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to as our county affords. ALWAYS IN 1 THIS TIME WIT BEST ?>RUGS! I 0 Prescriptions HARRISON :-s READ, COI ALTHOUGH our trade has beeu fiiu goods tbat we are anxious to reduce to tb< of the year. To this end we will offer sp the month of December, in HATS, CLOTHING, SH01 We would ?all snecial attention to Men these we have a good supply, and price is with us. We have also Men's Suits, e on. Our price on Men's Underwear will plentiful as In the early reason, still we surprisingly low figures. We never miai have sizes to fit all and make prices to fit ways alive to the wants of the inner ma good things in either fancy or substantial We are at the old stand aud always glad I W. JO] GEO. WHITE, Proprietor. ABBEVILLE ?WE HAVE BEEN MOVIN having bad to re-order In several lines, such as ? we will have a new lot of Ontlngs, Flannels and been giving bargains and expect to continue to c jam np in the Shoe trade, and have received lot old prloes, having bought in May and Jnne befoi Cira*oeeirle? 2 S We are leading with FLOUR and will havei lor." Every barrel guaranteed. Ralsons, Citr< ? ? a?? a n?*o D.nn I crop fiew urieaDB oyi ujj, raw unu, u>u, cn.. WALTER L. MILLER, Attorney at Law. .Abbeville, S. O. OFFICE on Law Range. WVWVWW1 T T ETEE IS C ANY PE tollars FROM US, WILL B] ZE CRAYON (OR AN1 tAMES WILL BE FU] HIS ADVERTISEME] nTT * TT) o rkT\TT\Tri r j unAiii^ jum 11^ u \j . OUR PRICES AR] YOURS M yicDii TOS L JUJUJL/ KJ thing in the Line of CHEMICALS. *nded to at once. \ i i of Abbeville, i?, s. o. "j - - $8>7D5UUU - - - - 15,000 s W. C. McGOWAN, Vice-President. ELL, Cashier. Ion x J. C. KLUGH, Abbeville, S. C., W. JOEL SMITH, Abbeyille, S. C., , W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S.U. Abbeville, S. C. le greatest security and convenience for Its make loans based upon such safe collators THE LEAD! / H FRESH XOT m mm > iOWEST PRICES! a Specialty. <fe GAME. flE. BUY t i-i ) this Fall, yet we have quite a lot of i lowest possible point before the closei ecial inducements to the trade during S, DRY GOODS, k 's Overcoats and Children's Suits; of not the question?but sell is the word ixtra Pants and Coats that must move tickle you greatly. Hats are not as are prepared to cover many a head at j a nale on a family lot of shoes. We the pocket of the buyer. We are aln and are ready to sell you all sorts of I Groceries. Don't fail to call on us. to see you. EL SMITH & SONS. W. "n. "RARK-SnAT/E. Manager. SUPPLY CO. G THINGS LIVELY IN? DRY GOODS, Ihoes, Undervests. Homespuns, Outings, etc., other staple dry goods tbls week. We have lo toe same all through the season. We are 9 of tbem tbls season, and have lots more at e tbe rise. Crvocexrlev S i car In this week of our own brand?"Excel>n, Nuts, etc. Buckwheat Just In ; also new M. P. DkBRUHL. J. FULLER LYON. DeBBUHL & LYON, Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE, 8. U. Office?Law Range, O'Neal Building No. 1. >UU%WU1 HIS rOOD FOR RSON PURCHASING forth of c DUfcrivrTrn WTTTT VJ JL J-iX'* XXJJL/ ? ? JL JL JLJL PORTRAIT r ONE ELSE THEY W FINISHED AT $1.50 ai VT WITH YOU. N HAIRS, BED ROOM fi E THE CHEAPEST, S( ERY TRULY, jL & f WE ALL LIVE IN '96. Rallrond Taxes?Dispensaries ? Oata? Hops-Knigbti, <Src. NIoety-Six, S. C. Jan. 13,1896. Preaching In tbe Baptist and Presbyterian churches yesterday by the regular pastors, Revs. Curtis and Jaoobs. Mrs. W. B. Nichols has returned from a short visit to friends in Columbia. Tbe school at Mt. Lebanon had to be suspended on account of measles. Mrs. Ellis, of Cross Hill, and Miss Sallie ElIts, or Edgefield, are staying with Mrs. James S. Perrln. Mr. E. C. Rice, who Is tbe Junior member of tbe Arm .of Hall & Rice, of Greenwood, is a native of Nlnety-81x. We are Justly proud of Mr. Rice and commend him to the good people of the "Gate CJty." The "tax meeting" or rather anti-tax meeting in our town Inst Saturday was, we think, of great Importance to tbe taxpayers along the line of the C., K. & W. Railroad. Mr.' W. J. Moore, of Cokesbury, with his usual dignity, presided and Capt. R. F. McCaslan acted as Secretary. Nothing, of course, could be done at tbls meeting. The following gentlemen were appointed upon a committee, with the Chairman as ex-officlo chairman of tbe committee: W. T. Jones and W. H. Moore, Df Cokesbury: J. H. Brooks and J. McD, Ki nard, of Cooper township, and J. P. Phillips and M. H. Coleman, of Nlnety.Slx. They will Investigate aDd report at a subsequent meeting to be called by the Chairman. Miss Arcbie Bozeman will take charge of Oakland Academy tbis morning. Miss Archie is an accomplished young lady, and will make an efficient teacher. The Knights of Pythian had bad a big oys ter supper last Friday nlgbt at the residence of Mr. Joel C. Wier. Quite a number of visiting Knightswerein attendance; among them we noticed Prof. Wilson and Capt. Sparkman, Mr. Simpson Partlow and Mr. H. M. Johnson, of Greenwood. They bad a Jolly good time and the festivities of tbe occasion will long be remembered. It will be remembered tb^twhen the bondholders of the C., K. & W. Railroad brought suit for tbe payment of Interest on their bonds, that Ninety Six township, through the board of County Commissioners employed the Hon. E. B. Gary to represent the taxpayers, that bis fee was paid by Ninety-Six township ; a tax was levied and colleoted lor that purpose. Mr. Gary carried out bis contract He won tbe case in tbe U. S. District Court. After Mr. Gary was elected Associate Justice of the State Supreme Cohrt, Mr. Miller, of Charleston waR In charge of tbe case. There Is a fee to be paid and more money will be necessary to carry the case farther. As a matter of right would it not bft tbe proper tblng for tbe other townships along tbe line to foot tbe bills? We throw tbis out as a suggestion only, for we feel that the other townships ought to know these fRCts, and knowing them tbey will not allow Nlnety^lx township to bear all tbe burden. Tbe bop at tbe hotel on last Wednesday nlgbt was a success. Among tbe visitors we noticed Miss Evans, of Florida, Miss Chiles, of Kdgefleld, and Miss Davis, of Abbeville, besides many of the beauties of tbe surrounding country. The dance was purely a social aflalr, and we can 6ee no barm in these little pleasures. Messrs. Ham and Wallace Payne are out after a spell of measles. Mr.and Mre. Langston, after enjoying tbe Christmas holidays among their friends In Laurens and Newberry, are back again. 1 Mrs. J. A. Stuart, of Greenville, is spending a short while at her father's, Dr. W.A,. Sanders at Rlverland Plantation. Air, vxeurgo ?i. ittyiur auu lur, nuurow Stock maD, two of the largest taxpayers of our towD, were at the meeting on last Friday. Many of.our largest planters are of the opinion tbat the oat crop is not seriously hurt. We hope tbey are correct, as a large area has been planted In this community. Mrs. Ed. Motte, of Greenville, Is spending a short time with her father, Capt. M. B. Lipscomb. We would not be understood as being In favor of A dispensary at Ninety-Six. We do hot approve of dispensaries in small towns. Especially are we opposed to one at NinetySix. We do notneed one here: we aie a small community and can and will control tbe blind tiger. Mr. M. H. Coleman and others from New Market were here last Friday attending the anti-tax meeting. Greenwood contemplates establishing dispensary within her borders. If we lived at Greenwood we would vote for it. We >egard it as t heir only defence against tbe blind tiger. It Is almost impossible to suppress tbe i linen saie 01 wnisgey. utner communities than Greenwood bave tried it and failed. There Is do doubt that the dispensary plants the best solution of tbe whiskey business. We are satisfied tbat Greenwood would not submit to barrooms, but In order to down tbe blind tiger let them accept tbe least of all tbe whiskey evils?tbe dispensary. Mr. J. S. Wilson has moved and. taken part of tbe Pope mansion. jk Mr. Tbomas Callaham, of EdflgOeld, has moved to Ninety-Six. He will bosnl with his brotber-in-law, Mr. E. N. DeVore. We would remind owiiers of Btock that it is a great nuisance to allow them to run at large. We all have nloe green patches sown especially for our own use and not for the worthless scrubs that are allowed to roam at will over the town. Nine drummers lodged at tbe Ninety-Six Hotel last week. We will supply the teachers of the public schools wit b registers as soon as we can get tbem. We hope they will be patient. Capt. M. B. Lipscomb, after wrestling with rheumatism for some time, is out again. East End. I - ' - - Coleman's Locals. . M. T. Coleman moves thin week Into the store occupied by Wm. E. Bell. It will be known tben as tbe Rocket Store. Don't read this! There were 1,500 dolls sold at the Racket Store for Christmas. Nota single one being left in the honse, and in fact {tbe entire stock of general merchandise was sold down In proportion. When you are in town it will be to your Interest to go into Coleman's Racket Store, as you can always find things cheaper there than anywhere else, quality considered ol . course, as be makes It a rule not to Bell goods that won't give satisfaction. Mr. M. V. Cllnkscales will be found at the Racket Store. He will De glad to see his friends there, and to serve them in any way possible. kiunuuu OUT 60 DAYS C TITT'O WTm r U JTL1N J. ? A HANDSOME OF THEMSE ISH.) id $2.25. IT WILL I EW LINE OF MATTES >ETS AND EVERYTH ) SAY ONE AND ALL. LYO] ROARING BOOST RIVER. Broken Legged Kales ? Preachers? Sick Telegraph Agentt-Love letters?Measles. Lownde?vllle,8. C., Jaly 13,1896. Last Monday Mr. J. M. Huckabee found one of his males with a broken leg, supposed to bave been caused by a kick from anotber male. The next day be had to kill It. / At.n. rnnrrnmilonal meetlne In Providence church last Sunday, a unanimous call was extended to Rev. H. C. Fennel, who moved from this place to Tocooa about a year ago, to serve It as pastor again. We are glad ol this and hope that he will accept. Messrs. G. T. Baker, J. 0. Thomas, 8. W. Barnes and several others of onr citizens went to Abbeville Monday. There was a big turkey Bhootlng below here last week, at which, some twelve or fifteen changed hands. Mr. W. H. Shanklln, oar popular depot agent, took advantage or a few days leave of absence to visit his old home at Grovetown, Ga. He turned over for the time being tbe depot affairs to Mr. Charles Horton, who. a day or two thereafter, was taken down with the measles, and a? there was no one else here who understood telegraphy, there was no chance to notify tbe railroad authorities of tbe sitnation, and had It not been that Mr. 8. R. Parker, of Calhoun Falls, coaid and did come up every other day, we would have been in a bad fix. Mr. W. W. Thompson, of. Wllllamston, Wednesday evening, and that night was the guest of bis nncle, Mr. T. D. Cooley. Rev. ?. W. Mason was called to Donalds on business Tuesday. He went by the dirt road, returned by rail road. Mr. Van Swearlgln, of Mexico, bis sister. Miss Leila, of Abbeville, and Miss Meta Brownlee. of Penney's Creek, were in town Tuesday gueets of their ancle, Mr. E. W. Harper. Miss Mary C. Dnpre, of Fort Hill, reached here Tuesday, to remain for some time, with kinsfolk. Mr. E. J. Hackabee went to Abbeville Wed* nesday where he will be for some days. Miss Ophelia Cochran, has been with tbe family of ber ancle, Mr. W. G. Haokabee, for tbe past few days. We bear of a wedding, (think ot It, a wedding) that took place,some time ago, at which there were aboot forty invited male gaesta, and no females ezoeptlng the bride, her mother, and perhaps one or two others. A few days ago, thlB writer while looking over some old papers, among them found some love letters written In 1827. Tbey were written at Mllledgevllle, Satidersville, Louisville, Ac., (and directed to Abbeville u. H?) and tbe hostage upon each of them, was 18% cents. The paper upon wblob tbey were written, was folded and fastened together with sealing wax. Tbey were penned In a plain, unvarnished dignified style, and were by no means a prototype of tbe gosblng effusions of tbe love sick swains of tbe present day. It may be asked bow does be know ? He answers, that be baa seen botb. A rumor is afloat bereabots tbat worries us a good deal. It Is, tbat after yesterday, tbe day passenger trains, upon tbe G? C. <fc N. railroad will be discontinued. If this is true, " I no r\PF fvAm milncr lb W All aiLUUDt CUbi I OiJ OUUlf uo VUf itvtu 5VIU|| to Abbeville, and points beyond, by rail road, as such a schedule would necessitate and all nights stay at Calbonn Falls. Well for a lODg while, with some of us, we followed the dirt road plan, bearing winter's cold and mud, and summer's beat and dnst, and If we must, we must, and can do itagald. The measles still having material to work on, are still In our midst. Tbev bave been unusually liberal, having visited both white and black, and a good many twice, and now 'tis said some of the horses bave tbem. All or this is a powerful strain on tbem. Mr. Ernest Latimer bad some of bin friends to tea, Friday night. They enjoyed themselves very much. Mr. Baskln Sherrard, or Moffattsville, worshipped with the Methodists In Smyrna church yesterday. Mr. R. W. Speer, or Anderson, was down yesterday with the family or bis father, Dr. A. J. Speer. Tbe first quarterly conference for this charge win lane piace nere next omuruay iolu. mi new Pres'dlng Elder, Rev. G. T. Harmon is expected to be present. Tronpe. REUBEN ADAMS. An Overcoat and a Flying Jfsjrro. As a rule, an overooat 1b a Rood thing to wear, but Reuben Adams, a very, good colored man of this county, has been Impressed with tbe fact tbat tbere Is sometimes danger In wearing i long tailed coat too near to tbe re- I volvlng shaft of a gin. Last Friday ne was a spectator at tbe gin of tbe Messrs. Glllam Bros., some five miles west of Abbeville, taking an interest in tbe machinery as It performed its appointed duty. All of a sudden, i Reuben's coat tall got mixed up with tbe swiftly revolving shaft, by wblcb be was standing. In tbe twinkling nf an eye be was i revolving around that shaft at lightning < speed. He didn't bave time to give a good i square yell, but It happened tbat the engineer saw him, and stopped tbe machinery as quickly as possible. Ibe only thing tbat saved Reuben's life was tbe fact tbat he bugged tbe sbaft, otherwise be wonld bave been fralled to pieces. When the machinery stopped be was unconscious. He was "laid out'' and aftap nwhiip h? "come to." If he bad not bugg ed that shaft be would have been an angel lu a minute from Ibat time,and the wings would already be sprouting on tbe seraphic form of Reuben Adams. As it is Reuben will have to wait another opportunity to secure tbe angel wings. Cow Stolen. STOLEN from Mrs. Jane C. Hughes' place, about two rnlleB from tbe Court House, last Wednesday night,one black, muley head cow, wblte spot on one flank, one foot white, little red heiferoalf with her?calf about nine months old. Expecting to drop a calf any day. Any Information will be liberally rel warded. ALFRED EAKIN, Jan. 7, 1898, * Abbeville, C. . Carpets cheaper than they will be again , soon at Haddoo's. Don't forget where to find the Racket Store. Bell's old stand Is the place. / i ? * )NLY. URE | LYES, ^ We are IE NECESSA- we have i fG, WINDOW CNG IN THE N". - MULES AND PMEAOHEBS. Mexican Hliilom?Sick Lady?Brick r Calaboose ? President Down With Measles. T.i Dae West, 8. C., Jan. 18,1889. Rev. J. 8. A. Hunter, oar missionary to T Mexico, prencbed Sabbath morning In tbe A. R. P. church. After services, Mr. Hunter delivered an Interesting discourse upon tbe subject of Catholicism In Mexico and other n places, and the need of a churoh and school n. building in Delmatze, Mexico, where he Is at ^ present located. Mr. Hunter is canvassing the A. R. P. churches in the Interest of his buildings In Dehnalse. Quite a liberal ? am on at, over 8200, was given by Due West oongregatton, and allow me to say right here, fl. that more aid Is given by the Dae west oon- 0 gregatlon to the cause of missions than any other congregation in tbe 8tate, In proportion to membership. Mrs. M? L. Rice, of Nlnety>Slx, Is spending nn sometime with her parents In Due West. T Mr. Joe M. Ashley, near Doe West, has A J moved to Atlanta. The week of prayer was generally observed m last week. Services were held In the Y. M. C. X A. hall dally from 4 to 6. Attendance large. ?,i Mr. F. L. Morrow of Abbeville passed lit through Due West last week. Mr. Morrow Is T? traveling )n tbe Interest of onr county map. VI, William Fuller wanted for arson has so far avUAflf Bev. W. W. Orr was In town Hut week. 3 Prospects for a new brick calaboose are growing brighter. ? Miss Lillian McDavid, missionary to Mexlco, who has been at bone for sometime, will A return about tbeUOtb. n Miss Oorlne Davis, of Covington, Ga., Is visiting Mrs. C. B. Cowan. PresldentTodd Is very much improved. Dr. C. B. Cowan's new borse goes altogether by the bit. It Is a treat to ride behind him. If Mr. Frank Pearson of Anderson worshiped Ifl at the A. R. P. church Sabbath morning. Four new matriculations for Erskine. Mr. Walker Edwards and wife of Abbeville were up Sabbatb day. The friends of Mrs. W. K. Ellis will be sorry to hear of her erltlcal illness. JI Drove of moles In town last week for sale. Mr. A. 8. Kennedy returned from Atlanta Saturday. Miss Alma Brock returned to her sobool yesterday. M ??-? w KNOW THYSELF. p pal To Do Mo, Too Ought to Subscribe C for the Phrenological Journal. The Phrenological Journal and Science of Health for January, 1?96, leads with a pbrenograpb of Dr. M. L. Hoi brook, the eminent hygienic author and lecturer of New York, ttt It is from a personal examination by Dr. W Beall, and shows many points of agreement IT between wel-known facts of Dr. iiolbrook's career and the developments of his brain. Another phrenological description follows of tbe same man made by Prof. L. N. Fowler forty-two years ago. Written so many years apart by two men. neither of whom saw tbe work of tbe other until after his own was made, they afford very Interesting material for comparison. Prof. C. T. Parks explains some striking peculiarities of eminent women. especially as regards their manner of holding tbe hand. Two drawings are given lr| showing a strong and a weak thumb. Mrs. JJj C. F. Wells gives an account of her famous brother, the late Prod 0. 8. Fowler. Many j will be Interested in a portrait of John W. Htidretb, the boy train-wrecker, also an Imprint or bis band lrom which tbe editor, without knowlog whose it was, gave a reading A sketch of Harry T. Hayward, tbe q Minnesota murderer, with a table of measurements of bis heal will attract attention In the ? Northwest. Dr. H. S. Drayton continues bis valuable serleH on "Practical Psychology." Prof. Nelftol Slzer describes "Household Pets" In tbe Cblld Culture Department. The contributions on hygiene present tbe usual variety, and tbe editorial pages are especially strong. Dr. Beall replies to a distinguished medical opponent of phrenology, and demonstrates i be utter fallacy of the objector's position, New York: Fowler & Wells Co., Z1 East Twenty-first. $1.50 per year. 15 cents Blngle I number. fl LONG CANE. ~ Sabbntb Schools?Delinquent Scholars g ?Pretty Women. Long Cane, 8. C., Jan. 13,1896. ? We have bad floe weather since New Year Ol cam Id. Mrs. John Knight 1b very 111 at this writing. It seems tbat all of oar yoang men have de- T serted onr Sabbath School for another. Why ?1 do more people not come to oar Sabbatb A School? We have two of the beBt teachers that can be had, aad oar people should take more Interest in It. MIbs Lizzie Smith of Anderson spent Christmas with ber father. Mr. j. p. Gordon has moved to the Haw- g thorne place. oar Mis* Lizzie Brownlee, MIbs Mattle Calvert and MIbs Minnie Bowie spent Monday night with MIbs Eupble and Miss Mattle Winn. Mr. R. T. Gordon of Anderson was visiting bis son T. H. Gordon last week. Mr. 8. W. Sutherland of Antrevllle visited T. H. Gordon last Saturday. We would be glad to bear from "Guess" of $5 J Antrevllle. Write andApt us hear tbe news from oar boybood bom* \ We have been havMMlne weather lately, and the farmers shoaMTlike advantage of It and sow their small<fcnQii. \ Lazarus. Probably very ftw aoris aad daugh ^1. tore know that in using tbe word Dadtbey are speaking tbe purest Welsh, r Tbe openlag words of the Lord's Btre prayer, iiyWelsh, are "Ein Dad." BargalM. A few flue shoes lelt which will goo be sold toy cheap at Haddon's. gari .V ? ) . .'' , / i'i ; - \ rV getting better discounts in educed the price on COFFINS AND ]M .very, Feed and Sale Stat fAYING BOUGHT THE INTEREST L W. S. Cothran In tbe ivery, Feed and Sale Stab Will Continue Business the Old Stand. 'banking my friends for. the support It at, I solicit a continuance of the same. J. S. STARE tockholders Heetix he National Bait of AIM ' . HE regular annual meeting of the st holders of The National Bank of A la will be held at Its banking bouse on lond TUESDAY, being: tbe fourteenth JANUARY oezt, for the purpose of e C a Board of Directors to serve tbe enai BEN J. 8. BARNWELL )ec. 10.1885. 4t , Cash! , Complete and Fi STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED etropolitan Brand of Mixed Fa] ? OF ? OHN LUCAS & C always on band at tbe !itv Dnie1 Stor "V o (RICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by single can &.2S. A liberal dlscoun Inters using large quantities, tot. 25,1898, tf INSURE ITH THE LLOYDS, fflLLUMSPORTSUTUAl EASTERN MUTU BE INSURANCE CON 9. RATES GREATLY REDUCED. J. Fraser Lyon, Agent for Abbeville Count ct 2,1895,6mos. Livingston 2 Ferris. -DEALERS IN11 Kinds of Grocerie ESH MEATS, SAUSAGE. HOG HE EESE AND FISH. ' ANNEDGOOD : every aescnptio 'resh Brea< always on hand. lve Q8 a call when In need of anything line. We guarantee satisfaction. Particular attentic [ven to our MARKET apartment. emember the place, No. 2 Washing ?t. re have a variety of odds and end* In i da wbich will be closed during January lleBaof ooet at Haddon's. . this department, consequently J I CASKETS. leDill Lyon J I at No. 5 Washington Street. *be 1 will carry a full stock of , _ ^ GROCERIES a S: AT THE I day 85 LOWEST I ^Jjj PRICES. GIVE HE A TRIAL. H iltS ^ H W. F. Cross. I THE ABBEVILLE I 'mm I v GINNERY I ^ Is Now Beady for Business, fl EjO. rpHEY are prepared to GIN COTTON at the J. LOWEST MARKET PRICK and will PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE for all COTTON SEED that Is offered. > HH Their Improved machinery, which has Jut been overhauled and the speed increased en- " v aoles them to do aa indefinite amount of *' work In the shortest time, Persons desiring to provide themselves with ? the cheapest and best |^M Food for Cattle I ; sbould make arrangements to BUY HULLS & MEAL, fl J 49" Send Cash for Hnlls and MeaL Hj at\ The experience of the past has fully demonstrated tbat Cotton Seed Meal and Halls are tbe cbeapest and best food In the world. The price of these articles will be increased as the S season advances. Every convenience for weighing. Tt/fEAL AND HULLS WILL BE SOLD fl| l?x for cash, or upon payment of bills on*. 'HH Tl nrpsontAtinn ImmrlriiAtnlv aflnr (IaHvapv. j J. M. HARDEN, I ^ - Manager. B Sept. 27,1895, tf ' 11 Estate of f. ?. Law, m I n Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Disoharge. rpAKE NOTICE that on tbe 21st day of Jan J- uary, 1896,1 will render a final aooooot of mv acting* and doings as Administrator of tbe Estate of W. W. Laweon, deceased, is the office of Jadge o f Probate for Abbeville Coonty at 10 o'clock a. m., and on tbe sane day will apply for a final discharge from my trait nS| as each. All persons having demands against said ':9H eatate will present them for payment on or ton before that day, proven and antheotlcated or be forever barred. J. 11. LAW90W, ? Dec. Si, 1895, tf AdmlnittcUopr*.- : 3ry If you want a genuine old Grerrn%(iutiMK. re- far 1896 you can It free or charge alBjpMd's