Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

/ 9 j r \ yt > ' VJ&r;* " ? * *' V ' ?'*" - $$a?,;j > . ^53 . . v ?n *< - $y ;>&$5 -? . . "' lrr""'' 1111 1 ri ' " r The Abbeville Press and Banner. j : ijj BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1896. ESTABLISHED 1844 |p ^ 5 jff, H B i sip i * * * i ! ^ * i Estate of James W- Frazler, DecU I Estate of Jane BicM, Mi ! Notice of Settlement and Appli- Notice of Settlement and Appliplication for Final Discharge. cation for Pinal Discharge. TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th day of HPAKE NOTICE that on the I2tb day ol October, 18SG, I will render a final ac- October, 18!H>, I will render a final ac count of my actings and doing" a* Admlnts- count of ray acting and doings as Executor 01 tratorof the Estate of James w. Erazier, de- the Estate of Jane Bickett, deceased. In th? ceased. In the office ol Judge of irobaie mr omce 01 juageoi rrouniBiurftuucnirevuuu Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on ty at 10 o'clock a. tn., and on the same daj the same day will apply for a ttnal discharge will apply lor a final dit-charge lrom uay trusi from my trust as such. as such. All persons having demands against said es- All persons having demands against sale' tate will present tbem for payment on or be- estate must present them lor payment ou 01 fore that day, proven and authenticated or be before that day, proven and auiheuticated 01 forever barred. be forever debarred. J. L. PRESSLEY, J. L. PRESSLEY. Sept. 11,1S9C. tf Administrator. Sept. 11,1896, tf Executor. Crimson and red clover seed Just in at NV. , . Joe: Smith & >ou. If y?u are seeking bargains In summt goods drop in at HaddonV Shoes in Abundance ! and '*>?Cheap as Dirt !? C. P. HAMMOND Ac CO. Have the largest stock of SHOES in Abbeville. And better, we are selllni them cheap. AH the styles for LADIES for Winter. Reduced rates givei buying in lots. Look up your sizes and come and see us. Ladies' Over-gaiter from 25c to $1 per pair. Yours for Bargains, C. P. HAMMOND & CO. w mvi. sivrT & finxr VV V I MAUA Jk ** W MVAll j^_TO THE PUBLIC.^^ WE BEG to announce that we are fully prepared to serve our friends and the public. Ou store Is brlmfuF of KOI All l M jNew ana Attractive Goods. Ami while we strive to buy goods cheap, we positively refuse to buy shoddy eoods, am our efforts are being rewarded, as the large quantities of goods we are daily sending out wil attest. Our stock of I ?si test? tii Henna S is simply complete in every detail, and our prices are guaranteed against the world on th name grade or goods. SHOES! SHOES 3 We make ft specialty of SHOES anil it would be impossible to give the least conception c our mnmaioth stock in this short space. Suffice it to say that we can suit any living persoi both in quality and price. Our Clothing Department hoc hv n r? mPUtlQ hppn nporloptofl anH WO opa nronnvn/1 ~ ll.?n /.An. wearing, solid comfort, medium grade clothing as was fver brouuht-to ihls town. We hav Juki received a large and well selected stock of CROCKERY and CHINA. We have SAT J>LES from the cheapest to the best. HATS AND CAPS FOR THE MULTITUDES, SHIRTS, UNDER . , . SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, CRAVATS, . . . but wbats the use to say more, we could fill this newspaper, but juBt a word as to Hardware and Groceries We always carry a full slock of HARDWARE and CARPENTERS TOOLS, and when 1 comes to GROCERIES, we take a back sep.t lor no living man. We buy direct from lieatJ quarters and In large quantities and are prepared to sell at rock bottom prices. We are muh lne prices on FLOUR that cannot be duplicated. We respectfully solicit your patronage. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. I tWl %%% vw CO TU n f i nv uwau IS SO BUSY 01 NEW HAYEN'l *%>%/%%/%/%/%%/%/%% 1 WEST END. i Happening ami Incident* of it Week AronnU fbe t'lly. Rev. Wm. Way and wife, of Gainesville, Fla..are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harden. Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson Is In New York City, r Dr. Wilson has been absent for about a week. Saturday last was tbe 51st birth day of Rev. f Dr. Clifton, and his congregation and friends . remembered him In a very substantial man! ner. The Doctor was the recipient of many r gifts, and the love and best wishes of his t, numerous friends, are his, hoping that many years yet wll I be bis portion. I Mr. Lewis McCaw, of Greenville, S. C., will f make his home here for the future. Mr. Mcr Caw has a position with Mr. P. B. Speed. John T. Perkins, a prominent attorney of MorgantoD, N. C.. is in the city on legal business. Messrs. C. C. Gambrell and Lewis Russell left yesterday for Baltimore to resume their Ht.uriieK. the former medicine, the later dmitls try. We wish them "God speed" und a successful year. This will probably be the final year's study Tor them and next spring - they will return to us, one an M. D. and other a I). D. K. Mr. J. Stem, ot Athens, Ua., came over Saturday for a few days stay with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen. He will leave for home today. Miss Marie Gary and Miss Lily Templeton left Monday night, accompanied by Judge E. B Gary for Hock Hill. These young ladies will attend the Wlnthrop Normal College, Ibe coming session. Rev. Wm, Way, of Gainesville, Fla., preached In the Presbyterian church lust Sunday morning and eveniDg. Never In the history of Abbeville have her merchants provided so well for their customers. Their stocks of goods of all kinds are larger, better assorted and cheaper than e\er before. No need to go away from home, or y send away either, for anything you need. = Buy at home and save money and help your i home people. n Morlam Pumnr cava "that turn fnnaolKlv three) of our young men will leave the bachelors ranks before Christmas. Rev. Aiken Kelley, of Anderson county, visited the Methodist Sunday School last Sunday afternoon, and made the school a short address. One full of encouragement and good council. ? The Dime Reading Friday night was not so well attended as It should have been. The minstrel Bhow In town that night was possibly the cause, or one of the causes. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bernau are at home after their vlst across the Atlantic. Their friends 1 gladly welcome them home again. Mr. Lewis Haskell, of Washington, D. C., was the guest of relatives the first of the week. Abbeville Is rapidly Increasing In population, and we learn that good convenient houses are In demand. Would not an Investment on this line pay? Upper main street r has some of the prettiest building lots In the city still vacant. Arrangements are alrendy in progress for the entertainment of the Anuual Conference 1 of the Methodist church which meets In this i city In December next. Sunday at a meeting of the church conference, a numoer of com, mittees were appointed, and they have al , ready goue to work in their separate spheres. 1 Messrs. Ed. Edwards and Gaines Hammond leave today for Spartanburg, where the former will resume his studies In Woftord College. the latter will enter the Wofford College Kitting Sohool. NARROW ESCAPE. r ~ ( The A<IviiiiIiik? ol Improved Machinery Miulc .Manliest. 'f The Abbeville Oil Mill Olnnery has the n latest and most improved ginning machinery, and this fuct probably saved the de struct ion of the entire property one day last week. t ire was discovered In the middle of a bale of cotton which had been ginned the previous day. Itis though;, that a match in the cotton set the lint afire, but the improved [1 machinery prevetited the cotton from blaze inu wh lie being ginned. > The owners of the machinery hava reason to be thankful for their escape from a close call,and those citizens who have cotton to . gin may bring it to the (HI Mill irinnery with perfect immunity from risk of fire. The machinery is safe, hut if by any accident a fire should occur the owners of the oil mill urei perfectly able to protect their customers. Another lot of Excelsior flour just In. Ev- J * ery barrel guaranteed. Also a full lot of groceries of all kinds. See our ad. also canned J t t/onrlu lie? Wo hiivn tmrftHnu nil llirnnuli nur I I- Htock, and want to show Just what we can do.' >_u. When you come lo Abbeville come in to Aug. W, Smith's and make IiIh place bead-' quarterN. He will be glad to have you whether you want to trade or not. er in Lo\ 'ENING HIS IMMENSI T nr\fy 1 VJVJKJ ? TIME TO WRITE AIN Mm HaJmi McCANT'S HOTEL. ArrlvnlN Durlnfc the Pant Week. J.E. Mcllvaln, S. A. L. A. J. Peed, Baltimore, Md. G. S. Wilson, Watts, S. C. A. B. Holmes. Charleston, 8. C. Ben Mop, Atlanta, Oa. . J. B. Lyles, City. I E. Klesei, Calhoun Falls, 8. C. F. G. Bingham. New York. P. H. Adams, Phoenix, S. C. Rev. E. J. Forrester, Greenwood, 8. C. A. 8. Beldlng, Augusta, Go. M. M. Beldiug, Augusta, Ga. D. W. Dowden. County. J. Bell, North Carolina. I O. C. Bell, Atlanta, Ga. H. F. Jarrel I, Athens, Ga. W. L. Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga. 0. G. Campbell, Lowndesvllle, S. C. John R. Rlgers, Baltimore. Md. Lewis McCaw, Greenville, 8. C. John D. Heath, Charlotte, N. C. Sam Short, Toronto. J. P. Phillips, Ninety-Six, S. C. T. 1). Crelghton, Batesburg, S. C. C. I. Cummlngs, Greenwood, 8. C. Mrs. O. C. Cummlngs. Greenwood, S C. Mrs. M. L. Murphy Green wood, 8. C. 1). a. mcineei, XNoriu *juronna. L). Miller, Charleston, S. C. J. P. TuKKle, Atlanta, Ok. Geo. C. Hodges, Houth Carolina. E. A. Beall, C-tlawba, S. C. B. M. England, Westminster, S. C. H. L. Farley, youth Carolina. W. I). Barbur, South Boston, Va. Ames B. Map, City. V. O. Willis, St. Louis. J. E. C. Pedder, Charleston, S. C. E. H. Tayler, Atlanta, Ga. It. E. Is'ove, Statesvlile, N. C. P. R. Mason. Detroit, Mich. H. L. Gap, Union. S. C. E. 0. Ingram. Asia Minor. Charles Scbafler, Charleston, S. C. Morrlu Itrondman PlmrloKlnn. S. (1. A. C. Welslger, Virglnln. F. I. Brown, Atlanta. Ga. C. H. Gregory, Atlanta, Ga. P. B. McKenny, Atlanta, Ga. J. W. Allen, Baltimore. J. E. Tate. Baltimore. E. F. a. Rowley, Greeuvllle, 8. C. D. W. Thomas. Watts, S. C. G. G. Waller, Virginia. W. J. Harper, Atlanta. 8. G. Major, Green wood. CaptJJ. W.Cagle. Greenville. J. F. Bradley, Augusta, Ga. F. C. Withers, The State. W. C. Carping, Mississippi. C. M. McPhatl, Greenville, 8. C. S. Dreifi^Greenvllle. ALGARY'S CONTRIBUTION. I'erHonul PnrHKrnphK nud Pencil PolntM. Algary, S. C.. Sept 2?. 1S96. Mrs. F. L. llramlett spent last week with relatives at Erl, L<iurens county. Mr. J. U. Oulla, of Anule, Anderson county, i visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Claudle Sharp, Miss Ella Rlchey and Master Walter Unsor visited ihe family of 1 Mr. Uermaa K>ng near Hodges last Sun arty. * Mrs. S. O. Harvey and Miss Margie Alexander, of Riley, were the guests of Miss Mamie Algary last Wednesday. Miss Alphu Rasor is visiting relatives at Cross Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oulla visited relatives uear Hodges last Hun Jay. Mr. W. I'. McGee and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brlssey attended the Baptist Association at Abbeville last week. Messrs. W. E. Algary and H. I, Rasor went to Abbeville last week on business. Messrs. Beaton and Brltton, of Greenwood, passed through this community recently In the in the interest of the Alexander Music House. I The young men of the Jones High School, have re-organlzed the Phllologlan Literary Society. This society is a very bright feature In the school, and Is kept to a high standard by the youna men. Mr. L J. Rasor visited relatives at Pelzer last week. Mr. Robert II IKS Ins has the contract for building a school house at Turkey Creek. Polly. m m ? I A full line of lap robes at C. P. Hammond <fc Co. j good heavy winler shoes at C. P. Hammond & Co. C A hard Winter Is predicted and we have t the shoes for you. See our styles. C.P.Ham- E mnnd ?fc Co. j Ladies slippers carried in stock all Winter. | Buy a pair of slippers aud over gaiters. C. I\ Hammond & Co. I is nvar imlterH At f?. P. Hammnnrt A Pn Keep cool by visiting Speed's often. He erveH the cold drinks. %>%*%%> 5 HI' 7 v Prices, 1 STOCK OF >DS,~= r "ad." % f , A WISE SUGGESTION. # The Fool Killer's Duties Ought to be Greatly Enlarged. Editor, Press and Banner : I have just read your Editorial on "What we Need," In your last paper. I have always thought that a "PubllcCrltIc" would be a good officer whose duty should be to find fault with everybody and sverytbiDg. Since Ben Tillman adopted ihatrule, we have bad many Imitators, an t now Ben, himself, Is on tbe gridiron afryiug ind sputtering, like the Devil himself. You know old Satan was not satisfied In Heaven and they had to make a Hell, it seems, for him and his litter, and they have been trying to drop everybody else there. The way things are going I am afraid none but "Tbe Elect" will escape, and they are scarce. Now " What We Need," It appears to me, Is to stir up the "Fool Killer" to a more lively appreciation of his duties and responsibilities. Where has be been all this year anyway, for "the harvest was plenty and tbe reapers were few." All the fools are not dead yet, and the Fool Killer's power ought to be enlarged. Why not let blra try his hand on all the liars, and slanderers, too? Tbey are multiplying to an amazing extent, anil If something Is not done, they are likely to Increase. Yes. give us a "Fool Killer" with plenipotentiary, If not Penitentiary, powers, und let's bave a "Board of Control"' to see that he does tils duty. If the Board don't do Its duty, the people will have to "rise in their might," clean out the Board and kill out all the knaves and fools, and then those who are left will have a "peace and harmony" time, but the devil of it is, that according to common reports, and what the fools ana slanderers say, nobody will be left. Anyway, lets try It. True Reformer. CHICKASAW CHAT. Visitors?Good Crops?New Citizens. Due West, S. C., Sept. 28,1896. Remember the Due West Fair cornea off October 21st. A meeting will be held next Saturday. A full attendance Is desired. Mr. Robert Pratt and wife of Greenwood, ?p?nt Sabbath in town. The Association at Abbeville last week, whs well represented from Due West. Rev. D. O. Caldwell has returned to his post of duty. Prof. 8. P. McElroy has moved Into the Mr(iee house. Prof. Reed has returned. Mr. Drayton Nance has already gathered sixteen bales of cotton from a two horse farm and more to gather. Miss McAllster aDd Miss Hawthorne of Latimer, are visiting in town. ? Bagging and Ties for everybody at W. Joel Smith and Son. F'lve gallons Fire Proof oil for 85 eta. at G. W. Lomax's. If you want a nice cool drink, try celery phosphate for 5 cent a glass at Speed's. At Speed's fountain you can get any kind of irlnk you want. ?'When Ask Central for Store, No. It i i l l ?. ? ' -m-v itesidence, JNo. Will Answer All Calls Prompt We have an elegant stock of Fornitur] md prices will not be a considera luring the dull season, Thankii generous public for their liberal onage, we are V/M-iTio VavTT "Rocmon+fnll JLUUIO f WAJ AVVM^UUWiUli Telephone No. Store, 4 4 Residence, w . ' 1 ?0 j 5 * 1 mm % 6 %:l ij % * * f |jj sli .;->a ' rvM rp ^SFAivZ, 7S COMING^r % AND RUBIN IS THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES WE SELL CHEAP?WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE BEST MARKETS OF THE WORLD. We have special bargains in Clothing, Dry Goods, Millinery, Capes, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Children's Cloaks, Blankets, and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Come and give us a trial before you buy. Next door to the Court House. RUBIN'S CHEAP STORE. ' . ~^I am Daily Getting in my Stock oiV^~ * ^ Fall and Winter Goods, Groceries, Dry Goods, ^?4 Shoes, Clothing, Hats, &c. ^ i| I HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF LOW PRICED CLOTHING, especially bought cheap and It will be sold the same way. My stock of -5=33 SHOES | will soon be In, and then you can get JuBt what you want, and at living prices. I have now ready my samples for taking orders for -- J TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS. : V Come and make your selection. Special attention Is given to nice groceries. Bring me your trade and cotton, and I will do you good. A.mos B. Morse. J Greenwood's Big Slioe Store, f rni T? T\ 1 + IIIOS. Jti. JLFavis, ----- rrupriciur. ?In Post Office building, with the largest and most complete stock of? LADIE'S, MEN'S. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, at the very lowest price in South Carolina. Look before you buy, you will be pleased. Very Respectfully, THOS. R. DAVIS. l You Need Us-?? 1 i COFFIN AND CASKET DEPARTMENT COMPLETE. ? McDILL & LYON.