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.*!? ux '"ita?WiM?waxnw nn?irowcMca. Tin* <luifa. This is tlu* most V2tluahle food for hogs, mid fowls, too, t;it it gredily. This crop win he planted from May to .Iuly, in rows three feet apart, dropping the seed ;il???nt a fool apart in the row. The precaution of soaking the seed froiu one to three days before planting is necessary to secure a good stand, but after soaking should he planted during a dry spell. The soil should be moist when the seed are put \ iw.itt "on nounds of anv srood III. /\ r - fertilizer will be sufficient for an acre. The plants when they first appear above the ground look like coaise nut grass. Two plowings, and the same number of heoings, will generally be sufficient to keep down any weeds and grass, and in about two months the < ground will be covered with the rank green tops, which are excellent food for cattle and horses. The crop matures in about three months and hogs turned in will fatten with surprising , rapidly. It is the plan of an old far- I mer, instead of digi^inir and saving hi.-. seed, to throw two furrows of earth ( on the bed before cold weather sets in. t He says he found that this will J protect them perfectly tin til spring. , A half-bushel of seed will plant about i sin acre. J ? <r*> ? To Tell llio Afse ol Cut lie. A heifer has no rings on her horns until she is 2 years of age, and one is added each year thereafter. You can. therefore, tell the age of a cow with tolerable accuracy hy counting the rings on her horns and adding two to the number. The bull has no rings, as a rule, until he is "> years old. To tell his age after that period, add live to the number of ring*. The best tVay to tell the age is by the teeth, which is, of course, the only wav with polled cattle. What are called the milk teeth ' gradually disappear in front. At the end of years, tlie second pair 01 permanent teeth are well grown, at J four years the third pair, and at this time the central pair are full size. At 7 years the dark line, caused by the wearing of the teeth, appears on all of them, and on the central pair a circular mark. At- S years the circular mark appears on all of them, and !? years the ceutral pair begin to shrink, and the third at 11. After this period the aye can only be determined by the degree of shrinkage generally. At 1"> years 1 the teeth are nearly all gone. , Hominy Willi CIiccmc. A simple, but excellent addition to the home dinner, or Sunday night sup- ] per, is hominy with cheese. The hominy is first boiled to the consistency of breakfast serving, then is sgread in layers in a deep dish, with grated cheese between each layer and on top. It is theu put in the oven long enough to melt and brown the cheese. Ilice may be prepared in the same way, though the hominy is better. This is a dish that may'be often substituted for potatoes, of which vegetable even the most conservative are willing to admit we eat too freely. ? ? ? - A Mixed Obitunry. The paper was late, and the makeup was dumping matter in the forms at tlie rate of a column a minute, liesuit : The first part of an obituary had been dumped in the form, and the uext haudful of type came oil' a galley describing a recent fire. It read like this iu the newspaper; "The pall-bearers lowered the body into the grave, and it was consigned to the roaring flames. There were verv few, if any, regrets, for the old wreck had been an evesore * ~ rni i I to tlie town ior years. 1 ne juss w:*? fully covered by insurance." 4 <T> I?*?'<! Wnlcr Attracts I'oisniis. A scientific paper adds these newterrors to ice water as a beverage : It,says tbe water possesses the quality of attracting to itself the poisonous gases exhaled by tbe lungs and the pores of the body: One of tbe best ways to puiify a freshly painted room is to set about it basnis of iced water, . changing them every few hours. The water iu these basins will be found to be deadly poisonous. Treatment for .Mildew. * * ? :i -1 I To remove stains oj iiiimtw uumi liuen, wash it thoroughly, rub plenty | of soap upon the effected parts, also plenty of powdered chalk, and place the garment on the grass or in the sun. Before it I ecomes quite dry repeat the operation and continue to do so until the stains have entirely disappeated. What the world most needs is, not argument, but experience; not logic, but salvation ; not ceremony, but holiness. If the present tide of infidelity is arrested and turned back, it will be by a red-hot gospel proclaimed by those wno know its power. It was not Peter's lojjic that in a single day eaptured three thousaed souls for Christ from the rebel hosts of sin, but the Spirit, the power, and the fire of the Pentecost. A exchange says a gentleman invited some friends to dinner; and, as the colored servant entered tlie room, he accidentally dropped a platter which held a turkey. "My friends," said the gentleman, in a most impressive tone, ' never in my life have I witnessed an event so fraught with disaster in the various nations of the globe. In this calamity we see the'down fall of Turkey, the upsetting of Greece, the destruction of China and the humiliation of Africa.'* We should find great peace if we would imbue ourselves with this thought?that we are here solely to accomplish the will of God, that will is accomplished from day to day, and that he who dies leaving his work unfinished is just as far advanced in the eyes of Supreme Justice as he who has leisure to accomplish it fully. During the most peaceful years the world has y,700,000 soldiers who are withdrawn from nroductivs occupa tions to pose as soldiers. The pay, equipments, food and clothing of these men cost the world's taxpayers nearly $8,000,000 a day. The distinction between a good preacher and a bad preacher lias not changed much since Archbishop Whately declared that "a good preacher preached because he bad something to say, and a bad preacher because he had to say something. A Chinese doctor is employed by families by the year at a rate, accord:.ir? t,y tlioip nw.'inu >in(l lii? rpiintiif iriii U18 l" lllVI1 li'Vl*.'" %? ??? ..... . v,,v..?v , of 1 to 5 cents a day, as long as every member of the family is well. When one falls ill, the doctor's pay stops until their health is fully restored. The Broad river in South Carolina, was so called by the whites. The Indian name was Kswan Huppeday, or "Dividing Line river," because it was the boundary between the Cherokeesl and the Catavvbas. If a dish of cold water is kept in a cake box it will keep the cake fresh and moist. The water should be renewed every 3-1 hours. LET IS PUT YOD On the Right Track. COHEN I . THE LEADER OF LOW PEICES WILL LU IT. We don't expect any man to buy here who ran do better any where else, hut tie'll have a 'ruitlcss hunt. We put our whole heart Into lollies? buying and selling. We employ very talent, protlt by experience, strive for very perfection, and have got the art down n)a nicety. While some are shouting how riieap they've got, we want to tell you how ine we've got. Anybody can sell cheap lotlies?there's no knack about that. We've ;ot. suits as low as but at i'.'A). SKI, SI;? to SI'i md i'.'o, is where expertness counts, cleverles-i is taxed, where competition is declared mt of the race, where its "neck and neck'" vith thi-best of custom tailoring. And just liink of what a saving it is. A little more hun is asked for the cheap truck, but. 11 ureat leal less than the tailors demand?about half. iVhat worth have words when everybody istims int; largest mock v w nai. weigiit nave nihlished prices unless yon can prove tin* allies? You've got a standing invitation to ook us over and see it we are not showing lire" times the variety ot suits that is to be outid anywhere else. You are assured satsfaction in every purchase, not the "as goodis-kind," hut a guarantee that there nan lie to better made. There's no chance of our not teinjr able to suit you. Such an immense ine must hold every bod's size and everytody's style. Some of the "hack-clothiers" idvertise clothing in any shape as the fashunable sort, hut their i den is like their clot lies -ancient. The styles this season are of the noderate sort in length, bot h cutaways and acks. This way for the correct style at low st prices that can be made for the best :lothes. COHEN, The Clothier and Furnisher, A Van ted. x SHAK! :< > STOCK IN* UKKENWOOD 9 I'(ITTON MILL. x SHARKS STOCK IN ORKENWOOl) ' OIL MILL. Address, CITY BANK, May 27, IMN>, tf Greenwood, S. C. fttoal Aid, Loan aoi Inmtment Co,, Atlanta, Ga. ABBEVILLE LOCAL BOARD. J. R. Blake. Jr.?President Waller L. Miller?Attorney. DIRECTORS. R. W. Cannon, (J, V. Hammond, Waller L. Miller, C. I>. Brown. An excellent Investment company. July 31,1S95.1M5. tf WALTER L. MILLER, Attorney at Law. .Abbeville, S. C. I also represent a number of Investment ('dimti<*nicn. Loans made on Abbeville or Greenwood City real estate. OFFICK on Law ltaugo. Wlrop College ScMarslip T^ACH cor NT V IN TH K STATK IS KN*-J titled to as many scholarships in the Winthrop College at Kock H ill ?b It lias representatives in the House of Representatives. These scholarships will be awarded upon a competitive examination to be held at the County Court House on July sMJth. ata. m. Applicants must be not less than fifteen years ol age and mustliave a good knowledge of the cotcmon school branches. The expenses ol attendance do not exceed i\XH a month for board, tuiiiished room, heat, light and washing. For further information and a catalogue, address President D, B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. 0, May l'7, isyii, if * GLENN SHIS HOTEL, G-lenn Springs, S. C. The Queen of Summer Resorts. VTEW HOTEL with large cool piazza*, elec* trie bells, water works, baths and a complete system of sewerage, (food roads for driving, largo lawn shaded by native oaks, telegraphic connections, mail and express in hotel, it. K. depot .100 yards front hotel, and THE BEST MINERAL WATER on theContineut. For rates of board apply to SIMPSON & SIMPON, For Water apply to PAUL SIMPSON. June 22,ISM, it MUTUAL ii hum $ 360,000. WHITE TO OR CALL on the'unriersigned or to the Director of your Township for any Information you may desire about our plan of Insurance. We insure your property against destruction by fire, mmmi o& urnim, and do bo cheuper than any Insurance Corn puny in existence. Remember we are prepared to prove to you that ours is the safest and oheapest plan of Insurance known. J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, Abbeville. S. C. J. FULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. boardITirmtors. (?. M.Anderson Nliu-ly-Six Township. .1. .M. Major (Jrecnwood " i*. W. sulllvhii Cokesbury " W. H. Acker lUinnalds " M. 15. ClinkscuIeK I)ue West " T. L. Iliwhlou Long Cane " J. \V. Scott. Sinltliville " k. W. WuIkoii While Mull " .1. W. I,yon Indian J!ill " ('apt. John Lyon Cedar Sprint; " W.R Leslie Abbeville " Dr. .1. A. Anderson.Diamond Hill " II. A. Teniient Lowndcsvlllo " A. (>. Grant Me<;nolhi " .1. T. Jlorton Calhoun " T. J.lirlll bordeaux " AbbeviilP, S. C.. Feb. IS, IMI.'i. Mr. J. It. I'.lakc, Jr., Treas. F. M. F. A. A. ('. l >ejirsir? l'lease accent our thanks lor check of S-iW to cover recent lost*of our dwellings by tire. For cheapness and sa'ety we cheerfully commend the Farmers Mutual Kire Association of Abbeville County to all who desire Insurance on their property. KbWAItl) ItOCIIlC, K. W. ASHLEY. | ursawpo??? .? rn.BaaMWB<?wmM I**?????* How A ICcautifiil Hymn Wn?* Wrilti-n. One day Mr. Wesley was silling by an open window, looking out over the bright and heautifuls fields. Presently a little l>ird, fitting about in the sunshine. admitted his attention. Just then a hawk rjune sweeping down towards the little hird. The poor thing, very much frightened, was darting here and there, trying to find some place of refuge. In the bright sunny air, in the leafy trees of the green fields, there was no hiding place from the lierce grasp of the hawk. But seeing an open window and a man setting by it, the bird Hew, in its extremity, towards it, and, with a beating heart and quivering wing, found refuge in Mr. Wesley's bosom. He sheltered it from the threatening danger and saved it from a cruel death. Mr. Wesley was at that time sutler-j ing from severe trials, and was feeling the need of refuge in his own time of I trouble, as much as did the trembling little bird that nestled so safely in his i bosom. ?So he took up his pen and! wrote that sweet hymn : "Jesus, lover of my soul. Let me to tli.v bosom fly, While lite waves of I rouble roll. While the tempest still is high," ] That prayer grew into one of the most beautiful hymns in our language,1 and multitudes of people, when iu sorrow and danger, have found csmt'ort while they have said or sung the last lines of that hymn. The IJIessins of Work. Work whets the appetite for pleasure as well as for food. Work gives a zest to enjoyment. Work bestowed, invests every possession with increased interest. We value the more that which we produce with our own hands. The fairest flowers are fairer for having been grown by our own \ hands. Thus in a thousand ways, | work in its turn becomes a pleasure,! and the industrious experience joys J that the idle can never know. Happiness then, as weli as duty, urges us to work. Necessity and self-love may stimulate us to it, but God iu Nature <ets us a never-failing example for disinterested and unflagging industry. None should be without his share in the great brotherhood of labor, and women should be permitted to participate as fully and freely as men. The do-nothings of either sex, however may serve, like the drunken Helots for the Spartan youth, "to point a moral, and adorn a tale." J>ut to treat them as superior citizens and to dub them "ladies" aud "gentleman" on account of their uselessness, is an outrage to the industrious and a disparagement of man's highest function. A Sermon 111 Ki-hnm. Here is a good story. A certain minister when preaching on cleanliness, mentioned how he had seen a brass monkey in his town set up in a store with a cigar in his mouth. The cigar was lighted, and by machinery the moukev could draw the smoke from the cigar and pull' it out again. The works stopped on one occasion, and the monkey was taken apart to discover the cause, when the works were found to be clogged aU(] jn a filthy condition. The moral was drawn by the preacher thus : "If tobacco smoke will stop the works of a brass monkey, what will it do for you?" Let our weed-indulging people rise and answer. <ts> To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bronx* ijuinlne Tablets. We rciuinl the money if II tallKtocure. 25c. At Speed's. i - For Kent. T UK premises latelv occupied by me. April S, 181)1, If EUGENE 11. GARY. RICH A I< I) OA NTT, 1r now prepared to do all A-ork In his department In the best manner and at rea?onai?le charges. Monthly jUHUmiers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing 81 pur month. Rasors honed and put n t he host condition for 25 cents each. WANTED-AN IDEAXr.i?k. tliiuu to patent? Protect your ideas; theymay brinjj you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER11URN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, L>. C., for their ?1,800 prize oiler. Restaurant. 1 would announce to my friends and customers that I have moved my RESTAURANT to C'olhran'R Block, on WaNiiington streel, where I will be glad ro serve the public with an Kood meals at* the provisions of the market will afford. HARRIET E. ADAMS. Oct. 1,1395, Cms. M. P. DeBRUUL. J. FULLER LYON. DeBRUHL & LYON, Attorneys at Law, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Office?Law Range, O'Neal Building No. 1. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. I'KOKATK COURT. Iii the mailer of the Estate of Hush Robinson, Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. VLL persons indebted to said estate must settle without delay, mid those holding; claims against the estate must present them properly attested to eit her 'OH N A. ROBINSON, .1. N. KOBINKON, R. L. ROBINSON, W\ \V. ROBINSON, April :t0. IS!Hi. Executors. rtiaetons, budgie*, (single and double), snrreysand carts at all prices, cheaper than over at A. M. II111 & Sous. I* Doors, Sas >,$ CEILING, FLOORING, M $ ROUGH LUMBER, !^ Or anything iu the LUMliKIl I ! P. B. s Is the Place to Get A mm tin mil m iiitij Orders by Mail at w*voma*uai'Miii mi iiiihiiiimbw?i Sngnr, 17 lbs. lo the dollar. Aug. W. Smith. Sec Alii;. W. Smiths line of lacc curtains. Towels! see our line, Aug. \V. Smith. The prettiest and cheapest lot of ernbrold cries you ever saw at Aug. W. Smiths. A pretty line of checked muslins and nainsooks atAusr. W. Smith's, and cheaper than you have over seen them. Make Returns. ALL Executors, Administrators. Trustees and Guardians are required by law to make returns to the Judge of Probate an accouutof the estates in their hands on or be -? nf irnn ? lore llle 1SI UUJ U1 V?1 ?>vn .ism, R. E. HILL. Feb. 1", ISUO. Probate Judge. Desirable Place for Sale, WE oiler our homeplace at Cokesbury for sale or exchange. Premises In fine repair. 9J acres of flrstclass land. Land well adapted to fruit and all crops. Pure cold water and perfectly healthy location. wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, S. C. J. S. Aiken, Cokesbury, S. C. | Sept. .'id, '05. tf. E. F. GILLIAUD, /.TAILOR, H/\n iiiuvtu, iinu wuuujJicn uivnium isw.ur Ij' occupied by J. L. Clark, the gunsmith. and Ik now prepared to do all kinds o 1 repairing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes on short notice. Samples of suits alwayB on hand. Charges I easonablo Liwry, Feei aii Sals Stats Having bought thk interest of \V. H. Cothran In the Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, I Will Continue Business at the Old Stand. Thanking my friends for the support In the past, I solicit a continuance of the same. J, S, STARK. 'SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! It, is n matter of satisfaction that the many ami ureal bargains I have offered this Spring, have been appreciated and largely taken by 1 the trading public. Our trade has never been better, and although we have had a strong and etllclent force, many times, evtn while doing our best, we have not been able to wait on all our trade. I take this occasion to thank the people for their generous patronage and to assure them that during the month of May my stock will be more attractive than ever. Already I have had to order goods, and I will | keep my stock full by making fresh orders from time to time. I My clothing trade has been unusually good. JI still have many good bargains to ofler in this line. | Call at White's Block, Numbers 1 and 2, and I you can always rely upon receiving the best attention. Respectfully, L. W. White. LIME!! CEMENT ! COAL AND HULLS! I G1AFFNIOY anil Virginia Lime. Hoffman * mid Portland Cement, celebrated Jellico and HlaciKmltli Coal, best quality hard coal : and Cotton Seed Hull. All at ROClv POTTOM prices. W. J. BRYSON, 01(1 Depot. | March 01,189C, tf FOR Ml i i \/TY HOUSE AN1? LOT in t?i? cilv of Ah| -L'A beville, bounded by lands of A. W. .Jones, Lewis Parker, Trinity Church lot and others. Further Information given on application. Also, ; Three Hundred and Forty-One (341) Acres, more or less, in the County of Abbeville, j Lowndesville township, bounded North by lands of Jacob Martin, South by landsof (j. j \V. Speer, Kast, by estate of Thomas Cunning i I1IU1), \V UhL uy lUUUh Ul VV 1II1UI1I \j\JVn.. Arthur Parker. i Abbeville, S. C\, April 22,1S90, tf Apportionment of the School Fund | of Abbeville County for Sohool Year 1895-96. Amt's Arat'sT. | Name and No. of District. App't'd not T. last Yr. ex'p'd. T. 1 Ninety Six No. 1 *1033 .24 S20 oo*iG53 .21 Greenwood No. 2 1293 80 00 00 1293 80 I Cokesbury No. 8 1233 17 1 84 1235 :ii ! Donalds No. 4 1057 75 52 20 1109 !).j i Due West No. 5 13S9 06 20 1.WI9 20 I-oiiK Cane No. C 930 24 9-'U? 24 1 Smiiliville No. 7 8l>4 93 1 32 807 25 I White Hall No. 8 1375 41 14 24 1389 6.". Indian Mill No. 9 950 83 30 41 991 32 ! Cedar Springs No. 10 771 22 4 03 Abbeville No. 11 051 23 651 20 I Diamond Hill No. 12 9]0 05 1 50 921 55 ! LowndesvilleNo. 18 1223 33 39 44 1202 77 ' Magnolia No. 14 117(i 02 54 07 1230 01 | Calhoun No. 15 101)9 33 53 OS 1153 01 : Bordeaux No. 10 1321 85 1321 35 ' Ninety-Six Special Nol7 584 77 597 77 1 (irecliwood " " IS 871 87 S5 78 957 05 Abbeville " " 19 1250 13 1257 13 I Ml. Carmel " " 20 400 87 400 87 .Sharon ' " 21 i{S5 21 385 24 ! McCormlck " " 23 2S4 13 281 13 i Wlllinntoir ' " 24 243 53 242 35 1 The above apportlonmentof the School Fund j to the ditlerentSchool Districts in Ahbevllie I County is based on the attendance of pupils in the public schools of the County during the ; last school year. The different boards of I school trustees must not overdraw on the ~ <>,. thpir school districts. . nuiuuun .w. ^Iir K0UUi | March 9, IK'jG, tf Scliool Commissioner. sh, Blinds, $ O0LDING, DRESSED AND 4 SHINGLES, LATHS ^ 'jINE are wanted, don't fail to see A J. II. LATIMER. \ Tkiir n?n irfiKD'S nything in the Line of MIS. tended to at once. rililECMl r pi lis IS NOT AN A DVKIITISKJ ment for repairing buggies, but let us (suppose having your buirgy repaired and the workman would make some spokes in the wheels shorter than the rest, bore the hole out of reuter and out of plumb and have the axel crooked. I)o you think any workman could alter such defects without a great deal of expense, new wheels aud so on? You know he can't, you can see this. If on the other hand, yon have your watch repaired and it Is done In a similar way, and may even be adjusted to positions with paper wedges and the like; you can't see It bul the defects are there and new parts will have to be substituted. We have all the tools to repair your watch in a workman regular apprenticeBhip in WATCHMAKING are nble to restore any broken part to Its original condition and guarantee time. J f you liave any broken watcti, remember Watcli Repairing is my SPECIALTY, and will be done an cheap ax first class work can be done. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. R. C. Bernau, THE JEWELER. GROCERIES. No. 5 Washington Street, 1 will carry a full stock of GROCERIES AT THE LOWEST PRICES. GIVE AtK A TUIAL. w. r. uross. iragsloi & tain. -DEALERS INAll Kinds of Groceries, FRESH MEATS, SAUSAGE. IIOU HEAL CHEESE AND FISH. CANNEDGOODS of every description, Fresh Bread always on hand. Oivo tin a call when In need of anything in our line. We guarantee HHtlnfactlon. Particular attention given to our MARKET department. Remember the place, No. 2 Washington street. ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL H. D. REESE, SURGEON. rpiIE place to carry your SICK WATCHES and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will be looked after and attended to at all hours o the day with skill and experience. No turn' Inc you away or sending Patients off to have them treated elsewhere, but I will put them going at prices to suit the limes. Weil Presents, Clocls, and JEWELRY. Prices Down. H. D. REESE, THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. A Complete and Full STOCK OK THE CELEBRATED Metropolitan Brand of Mixefl Paints JOHN LUCAS & CO. 1 Un?iH c. t IK/* ttlWriJB UIJ unuu ?.v nio City Drug Store. ly.lICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the 1 single can ?1.25. A liberal discount to painters using large quantities. Oct. 2ft, 1N98. tf l>riuk Vichy water. Speed. We have a nice line of Nunally's candy in stuck. Speed. Don't fall to get ii glass of Vichy Lemonade these hot days at Speed's. Save money and get the newest and most stylish suit by buying yours ot Cohen. We have lust received a large supply of iron tonic. It is one ot the best biood purilier. Speed. We have Just received a large lot of tanglefoot fly paper, which we are selling at-toc a box. Speed. U lbs. tomatoes, !)0 cents ft dozen. Auk. W. Smith. rw BKtMnilMHnMPWMMHWCHBAMftM ?IIW ?1l III.MIMM I III f????ILg<" DENTAL NOTICE. | DENTAL NOTICE. 9 Dr. S. G. Thomson, S. F. Killillg'SWOrth, Hj ?rs, a1SS!1?C. 0N MCILWA,N no. 4 Sc*. Block. AbbevU.e, H. C. , \\n. II. PARKER, President. A. W. SMITH, Vice President. JULIUS H. DuPRE, Cashier. H The Farmers' Bank of Abbeville. I DKT^OSITS SOLICITED. 1 ... 3B75,000 H 6,500 DOES GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Buyfi and sells Exchange and makes Colec. Hons. A Savings Department has been established. . Amounts i>celved of 81 and up- |H wards. Interon at4 per rent '.Hvab'e quarterly?January. April, July, October. Small savIncrease rapidly. J 'Irectors?W.'lL Parker, A. W Smith. W. C. McGowaD, J. R. Blake, H. P. H| I GEO. WHITE, W. D. BARKSDALE, Proprietor. Manager, B t i ?n ^ a I Here we are for our summer bargains and we have lots of them i Have refilled our line. All our muslins and d Irnutles at cost. H GRAHAMS yard wide sea ltdnnd at 5c a yard. H FOR SHIRTS we have hickory stripes, cheviots, percales and homepsuns. H| CROCKERY. Just opened up a nice line of decorated and white ware. Also glassware. New lot Calicoes, bluoaud light, at Sc. bh Our stock 01 Hp ?CBRIBS^^^ b plumb (nil of bargains. Sugar, Peaberry. Itio, Arbuckles anil Loverlngs CofT-jes all kept M9 frpsti. Morrisons Hams uncanvassed. Harveys Lard. Gold Dust Washing Powder 5c lb. 3 lb. can Pineapple 10c can. Fine Ittce 20 lb. for SI. Fruit Jars, come early. Try 1 barrel Ex- j|B celsior Floui. Cheap. 4. LEAVELL & GAGE, I -> Greenwood, S. C. ? jffllff MARBLE, GEANITE & IEON FENCING. -" m Ifill W? are home folks ... Iiuy direct from the Quarries, do first^p4 class work and sell as cheap as any firm LEAVELL & GAGE. # W. S. flOTHRAN. A. G, FAULKNEK, * , ? Proprietor. Manager. J I Ti ABBEVILLE L11IB DO. |' * - 5 t We are prepared to fill all orders for Dressed and f , J Rough Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Shingles, ? * Brick, Lime, Cement. In short anything needed in the f + construction of a House. r 4 j . ] | Pine Fresh Fancy Physic 3 A GO TO ^ i Harrison & Game. Z # UNDER NEW HOTEL. # -3mThos. jR. Da\ is^ss~ The Shoe Dealer, GREENWOOD, - - - - - S. C. 1 -HAS EVERY KIND OF? SHOE AND SLIPPER to make your feet loon pretty ami comfortable and the prices are uot out or m the reach of the millions. Call and see what he has to sell. M Yotir.s for Pretty Foot Wear, A TIIOS. 11. DAVIS. 1 National Bank of Abbeville, 1 Abbeville, Si. C. I Oa-nital. SBTC^OOO | Surplus, lO,uuu OfflLceirn x I J. A M.F.N S31ITU, Prcsidcui. L. W. WHITE, Vice-President. HK.NJ. S. HARM WELL, Cashier. oatrsw s .1. C. EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., J. V. KLUUII. Abbeville, S. ., M 1.. XV. WHITE, Abbeville, S. C., W. JOEL SMITH, Abbeyille, S. V., H ItENJ. S. ItARNWELL, Abbeville, S.C., A. It. MOUSE, Abbeville, S. C. H J. ALLEN SMITH. Abbeville, S. C. DOES a General Banking business, provides the ijreatest security and convenience for Its Depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loaus based upon such safe collatera as our county affords. A A ASk a A tto ^ I ^ ? I I H. "W". LAWSON & CO. 51 ^ Wq have iust received a large stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. ^ Bl ^ All kinds that are used in the public schools. ? H '$ H. W. Laws on & Co. SI li^UHUUUHU %WvS I