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The Press and Banner AHBEVJLLE, ?. C. {^"Published every Wednesday at S- a year In advance. Twelve Pages. Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1886. Hail H.Mir*. Hours that the malls close at the Abbeville post office: 11 i"? m 1 111!., m. 2.30 P. 111. 4.30 p. m. , S.OO p. ll). All mutter thai Is to go off In th? night mails should deposited In the post otttce, and I not In the street box after 4.U0 p. in. Kuuday hours?tf to 10 a. m. 1 to 2 p. m. & to 0 p. uj. Uobt. S. Lilnk, 1'. AI. I.. W. WhlU'N Lncnls. Indies Cape*?Of these I have a good stock ol the latest styles and they are very cheap. I have been very successful in the sale ot them so lar. They are all right and very deniable. Come and see them. Dri'nt While I have had an I enormous sale of go vis in this liue, i \ have been keeping bp my stock by Iretjuetil orders and now have a very at tractive assortment. My gir? nuu navy blue dres* uoods are worthy of particular mention. Oiiliiix*-Ginghams and prints, I have nevpr before hud so |iirt(e a sale of these goods. 1 have them in all styles ami prices. Flannels?And blankets, of these I have an elegant assortment. \\"e never :all to sell flannels ami hlaukeis where tliey are called tor. Prepare lor the coming Winter and lay in your supply. While I have the l>est stork of White (guilts I have ever carried ram:itiK in price from t>? cents to St each. I have a (|utlt for oue dollar that cannot tin mulched nuy where. Come and see ' h. tall lor my dollar quiu. ji wm surely take your eye. ('nrpelN llue? ami >katliiiK?? III this department Ingrain and ^brussols carpets, rugsof all;sizes patterns mattings Irom the cheapest to tlie best. I Keail.v Made C'lotliJuie?Our stock in this line was never better. We cau please Men, Hoys aud Children. Give i.s an j opportunity to show our stock and we) are sure to sell you. We would call special attention to our Over Coats. ^ We have thet-e in large quantities and W prices are lower than ever before. Give us a call when in need of clothing of any kind. ffatN and Cups-1 have the latest and most approved styles of hats ol all description. A great variety of caps for young men aud hoys. Shoe*! Shoes!?Hboos for all! from the smallest to the largest sizes, irom the coarsest to the finest quality. We have a lot of Zieg'ers line shoes lor men which I lor style and durability cannot be excelled. We have also Zieglers line ladles shoes the prettiest and most attractive t styles on the market. Call at L. W. Whiles three stores on the South-West corner of the^ public square and yon will be sure to find any kind of merchandise you may wish to buy. L. W. White. Amos It. Morse. a iwnvs read the locals of Atnos B. Morse i! yon want to kuuw where logo for something good to eat. Everybody can sweeten their coffee a^ain with granulated sugar at 20 lbs. Tor a dollar (spotcash), I aui now making that oiler. My stock oflpreserves, juuis, pickles <?e., are i not excelled by any house lu the city. if you want nice fresb olives, chow-chow, sweet or plain mixed pickles, tlue cucumbers In bulk, come and get them. Pure fresh olive oil. salad dressings, catsup, ? Worcester and pepper sauces. I have elegant assortment of canned meats aud fish, salmon 10,15. 20, and 25 cents a can Ask for the "Columbia Klver" if you want a real delicacy. Lohster, sardines, (Imported French as well as the cheap grades), shrimp, crab with shells furnished. In vegetables you will find "asparagus points," uakfd beans with tomatoes sauce, green peas, iresh corn, okra aud tomatoes. Kolled wheat, or rolled oats make au excellent aDd healthful break last dish. I have an excellent variety of seed wheat, also feed wheat lor poultry, barley, rye, corn, meal, brand, flour aud any thing you need in the grocery line. 1 have a fine line of guns. You can get a double breecb-ioader now for lets money than was ever known bifore, loiultd shells, empty shells, reloading Implements, ac. Yon should try an unbreakable glass dipper, they are the thing. Ask to see my "Japouelle" haukerchiefs. ?New. nice and cheap. When you want a lap rope be sure and see mine beloreyuu buy. I atn carrying a bin stock of shoes and can certainly il<#you pood in this line, especially in family lots. Aslt for my S1.U0 mens snoes. They are grand. lamtight up iu iiueon clothing, hats aud caps, mackintoshes, gents neckwear, underwear, over shirt*. Will have next week pure mountain buckwheat aud the finest syrup to serve with tbem. Fresh fruits, apples, oranges, lemons, coco, anuts, also dried trusts, apricots, apples, raisins, &c? always lu slock. Ask to see The Carbon "Boy I'lxie" plow o( blued carbonized steel, it <th?ik only, f.0>: more tbau the common sort Hiid is worth two of Ibcm. Amos B. Morse sole .a^ent lor them in this city. Aii|C. W, Smith** I.oculs, Buckwheat Hour, maple syrup to match, in at any quantity at the rate of $100 per gallon. Crushed oats. Varied assortment of canned meats, boneless hams, ribbed bacoo, smoktd mackeral, by the kit or any quantity. Cheese and macaroni. Canned boston baked beans with tomato. Catsup, something new and flue. Mince meal 10 cent per pound. Citron, currauts, aud raisins. French break fust co-coa. Bakers chocolate 40 cent per pound. Irish potatoes aud ouious. Olives and olive oil. Big drive In tobacco. Feed oals, seed oats, rye, barley, clover. Just arrived lour cat's Hour. Buy b'-fore the advunce. We stilt keep up our ie*p selling flour cheaper thau anyoody. Candy a', wholesale. 2 Whan wnti ujont tn tinu urrw*x>ri?>u flipim or I right Irom some one else, come wild gel our prices auu you will kuow what juu are do log. Remember we sell clothing shoes, hats, dry goods, crockery, harness, saddlery and most anything you want. We will have your trade if prices are to be considered. W. Joel Smith <1- Sou's Locals. A fresh supply of Teunessee seed barley and rye just received. Now is the time to sow crimson and red clover seed. We hate a full supply. Be sure to look at our crockery china belore buying. ^Don't fail to plant pearl onion setts and bn't tall to buy them from W. Joel Smith & K>n if you want the best. Just received a large lot of toy wagons, rts, wheelborrows, baby carriages, <&c. MVhen in need of a saddle call on W.Joel Ab Qnn I earl onion setts, barley, rye and clover d are now for sale by W. Joel Smith & Sou. /e have Just received a large lot of kulitthread lu all colors. \V. Joel Smith & )on't fail to try our syrup of tolu tar aud Id cherry for whooping caugh aud colds. 1*. IJ. Speed. hie conviction that we are engaged 'a divine enterprise gives us ihe |irt to work on when work seems iitless. God's work will be done, le burvest is bis, and in his lime he II produce it in all its fullne.-8 and "Tts beauty. No toil for bis ends is in. No seeding is lost. No right brt utterly fails. when we think ourselves forsaken, [should commend ourselves to God's |e, aud when we cannot provide for |ers, we should commend them to Ii-ie win care jor us. rie uns d for and remembered his promises lis people. ' IN GREENWOOD'S GATES, j, 'I'll< I'lroiiH?.?? ?! or Uohmmi?Factory j ('rusiiH - LniTNiiih ? Ami Oilier | | Thin;;*. Gr?'i?nwooJ, S. 0.. Nov. 2, 1890. I !/?st Thursday lion. C. A. U. Waller,mm exei oti'nr of tIto estate ol H. H. (Yesswell, deceased, sold his his line plantation, known as j Scotch Cro?s. Tills plantation is lour miles from Greenwood on the Edgefield road. .Messrs. Fleming, Tsiylor & Stockman bought ii at a handsome pi ice. Another sad death Is that of Geo. F. Ander- 1 son about live miles above Hodges. Mr. An-' i dcrson came to ills death by ills own hand by shooting hiinsel 1 in the head with a pislni. Georua was a son of Mr. Foster Anderson, lie whs between eighteen and nineteen years old. ( He miiTit d a Miss Nelson, of Laurens Cnun- 1 ly. about seven weeks bijfore (lis sud death. lion. D. H. Magill. of Hodges, has rented a house and lot In Greenwood and will move ! here about- December 1st, or Jauuary 1st. We ! welcome Mr. Majjlll to our live nud progren I C iu you tell me where I can k< t n house to 1 | rout or buy iu Ureenwoiid, is a common and s frequent. question lulcly. Those having the I I money to spare would do well to Invest some f I <>l it in build In!; some nice live and six room j cottaires. At least a dozen or more could be rented before Christinas. The saw and hamI mer are busy, but do not supply tlie demand. Abbeville has lost one ol her most intelll-1 b /ent citizens In th^ death of \V. A. Lee, L L.. I 1?. My peisonai acquaintance with him was | short, bu( I have known him lor several' years troin reputation. Miss Lou Klla Major opens her school this I motning hi Mt. Morlah, live miles Irom j tireeu wood. | ; Mr. It. iJ. Cheatham, of Phoenix, was In | , town .Saturday, lie has had a slight stroke y ol paralysis lately, lie was unconscious for j > sometime. ' r j The census o! the Greenwood Cotton Mill, ? tnKt'11 ny .>11". ruilil roxinifi Iiuiiiutri tra, i j Xuinberot church members ICS. I Sour correspondent, "Al," last, week nays i Abbeville missed the circus. Why? Let those utiBwer who know. Greenwood gets I the show. get* the crowd and gets the money. I The Walter I.. Main circus was there last year j find Abbeville 1- disappointed at not getting J the show tills season. We wist Abbeville could have gotten the circus. If she wanted it. i Th??y b?*netlt no community In which they go. C( ! it they were made to pay heavy licenses they i ? would not (lime so often. No doubt many j j, men will go to the circus and spend from one 1 to live dollars, and leave their wile and children al home hungry and destitute ol shoes ami clothing. 1 hope something will happen | to prevent the circus from coming to Greenwood. i The town of Greenwood will vote next Tuesday upon the question of clmuging her charier. We certainly need some reform along this line. We need a council of young, m | energetic men, that is uoi alrxld of ofl'endlng \ a lawbreaker by placing a "flue upon him J when he violates an ordinance. Mr. Klle.v 4 I makes a good marshal, but we need a regular street worker to take charge of alt law l.reak- d ers that do not pay their line. What does au ^ offender care for a flue of one or two dollars ^ or even five dollars with tilleen lo thirty days to pay it in. l'istol firing at night l.s getting to be so common that It is really dangerous A lor a citizen to go out al night. Our present council is good men, but not rigid enough * witlt such ollendera. J say, It they will per slst in shooting pistols, get some of their cash orKimegoou work out of them on the street M with a shack le ou their legs. Our street could soon ue put iu goou uruer. \> e neeu a guaru x House badly. The oue we have Is a disgrace ? tuany towu. What say you, citizens? MAUISTKATi: AUSTIN'S COUKT TUESDAY. Calvert Bros. vs. John B. Sample, suit to re- A cover a mule on which they hud a mortgage, > but had given the negro who owned the mule A permission to stll. ? Tins p-rplexiUiC case has been in the court ^ f.ir several mon'bsaiid has taken several cu- M riouH turns known only to the lawyers until > i'uesday, when it reached a final conclusion, ^ I he niHcistruie rendering judgment in favor of t lie deieudau t. The case was on trial near- J ty all (lay. Two lawyers were employed, M (/'apt. W.J. Itooke for the Calvert sand K.S. F. j Giles, Esq , for J. B. Sample. Severel witness-. jB es were examined, some of I hem coming from away over at Bordeaux. Time, trouble and J costs besides attorney fees, ail wasted in a fi vexatious lawsuit to recover oue old broke down mule whn-h Mr. Snmp'e says he will take very little money f>r. Johu 15. Sample is noi a man to give up a thing, especially Alien the thing is In his possession and lie ? has paid out his money for it. He scoured m the country for thirty miles around Green- 9 wo'.ul to find one respectable witness who gfl would swear that the Calverts had waived R their rights and hudglvui permission to sell. V lie found him. had In court and saved the ' laughs, and laughs.?Green wood Journul. Down iu the Piney Grove section in this county the highway leading from Kdfcetleld to Greenwood is infested with a gang of lawless negroes, who have made themselves quite annoying to the people who travel that road by waiting in ambush, halting people, asking insolent questions and tiring into their teams. Something should be done with such a lawless crowd at once. The people of Greenwood as well as the people who live in the- Plney Grove neighborhood should see thaL such a gang as this Is broken up and the law breakers brought to justice before some good man muruered and robbed by them.-Green wood Journal. Mr. C. G. NValler, our humorous aud Irrepressible "Cad," and tbegayestaud mostoriginal in thought and deed of the gallant ; knights of the road, was at home the other day aud told this story to a group of friends. _ Down at Dyson's, on I lie Southern railway ^ about twenty milts from Greenwood, Cad 4 says ho poked his head out of the car window \ and saw a number of wagons loaded with cot- V ton standing in the road and asked where 4 iney were going? The answer was, "Don't ^ you see we are not going any w here, but just # getting our wagons In line to have our cotton ^ weighed in Green wood."?Greenwood Jour- J uai. # Trespassing on I?nntlN. i Anderson Journal. W Farmers have been much annoyed by w 'possum hunters, fishermen, grape ami mus- m catline huuters. and the like. The recent law ^ requires notice to be given before an Indict- 9 menl will hold. Sec. 170 Criminal Statutes m reads thus: \ "Every entry on the lands of another after W notice from the owner or tenant prohibiting 4 iiie same, bhall be deemed a misdemeauor \ and be punishable by a fine of not exceeding W SiUO. or imprisonment not exceeding thirty days in jail." ^ Notice may be given in various ways. A simple request is sufficient, so far as the person is coucerned. Posting notices on trees or the roadside Is a If;:/ good provided they are H in permanent form so they cannot be de- X laced. The best and surest way is to advertise three times in a newspaper published iu the county. Oue may swear that the owner of the laud never warned him. He may also swear that he never saw or heard of a notice t posted on the land. But there is no way of Jf setting around a notice in the public prints. su re <* 0i The finest line of perfumery ever brought e( to Abbeville at Speed's. vj <S; & .& & ft & # ft S> ! <1 4 i ^\i/^ i i '#?% 4 Ag?r i 0 4 ? 1 t PEOPL i 1 FALL <3 4 I only ask for an 4 bought them as ches 4 Come and try me. 2 ceeded in getting the enumerate the articl 2 This Fall it is sup< - n tt?3 <q uaps, unutJi woar, \ <1 than ever to merit tl 1 ^ . 1 ^ @ ? s ? $ :_?; e ? ? a ?. o t ->?A . -lfH0 c^IasL: W. JOEL SI rr< > THE WE BEG to announce that we are fully p store Is brimful of Hew and At And while wo strive to buy poods chen >ur efforts are being rewarded, us the large q litest. Our stock of f Bry (|@?dls) s simply complete In every detail, aud ou arne grade of goods. SHOES! We irtake a specially of SHOES and It wo ur mammoth stock In this short space. Su oth In quality and price. Our Clothing J ?? t?oQ?io huon novlpntorl nrtr] wo rearing, solid comfort, medium grade clothli list received a large and well selected stock c >LES from the cheapest to the best. IATS AND CAPS FOR THE ] . . . SHIRTS, SUSPE1 but whats the use tasay more, we coul Hardware a: We always carry a full slock of IIA III) W A times to (JRO('EKIES, we take a back aes uarters and in large quantities and are prop lg prices on FLO lilt tlmt cannot be dupllcti We respectfully solicit your patronage. w. I & T\ I I 11 1 lists tell -SOI H. W. LAW We have just received a lai All kinds that are us( TT W Lai > ! ? %%%%%%*%* CHILLS Johnson Chill and . cure for Chills an< 110 pay. Money i P. %%%*%%%%%%%%%%%%% W. S. COTHRAN, Proprietor. THi am We are prepared to fil] Rough Lumber, Doors, Sasi Brick, Lime, Cement. In construction of a House. L F. GILLIAED, . . J_ ^ ? JU JK, . J AS moved, and occupies the room recentJ ly occupied by J. L. Clark, the gunaltb. and 1h now prepared to do all kinds ol pairing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes l Kbort notice. Samples of sulU always oil hand. Charges monable L. Fa ? W1 A MOST COE E - O] NTX> "WIN* examination of my i tp as I have bough' I struck the markets 3 lowest freight rate < es I offer for sale, erior to the best I ^rtrtlrnUTT TToWl TTTO f+d fl . UL/XVC7J. y , iiaiuwaig, v, tie patronage of a gen k i is" i jsl es5 >S4fci*L v. i - ' : t-t?*V.iuU. v. . gSSSSSFG?**"--*-? IITH & SON. : 13TrnT ? repared to serve our friends and the public. Our j tractive Goods. p, wo positively refuRe to boy shoddy goods, and uun titles of goods we are dally sending out will ?M (tettiM $ ir prices are guaranteed against the world on the SHOES! uid be Impossible to give the least conception ofj ftiee it to say that we can suit any living person j Departm en t are prepared to show as attractive line of good ns; as whs rver brought, to this town. We have >f CROCKERY and CHINA. We have SADaOLTITUDES, SHIRTS, UNDERJDERS, CRAY ATS, . . . d fill this newspaper, but Just a word as to nd Groceries. RK and CARPENTERS TOOLS, and when 1 it for no living man. We buy direct from head arpd to sell al rock bottom prices. We are malt ited. JOEL SMITH & SON. w%%% wwv^ Garden Seel \ jd by- ^ FSON & CO. I 'ge stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. # )d in the public schools. f nrson & Co. i CURED! Fever Cure is a sure 1 Fever. No cure, < refunded at once. B. SPEED. ? ? . I A. G. FAULKNER, ? Manager. J mjuh oo. [ all orders for Dressed and ? h, Blinds, Frames, Shingles, i short anything needed in the S WALTER L. MILLER, Attorney at Law. .A.bbeville, S. C. j I alRo represent a number of Investment 4 Companies. Loans made on Abbeville or . Greenwood City real eRtate. * OFFICE on Law Range. i ( W. 11 m ?)IAL INVITATION I F A B ] TO INSPECT THE IIS PER GOOI stock. I am sure I ca t them this season. 3 in exactly the right til 3ver known. My stoc The -Dublic are well aca V?c?Tr?i atTQv novri orl Tf Uti V O V VjI UUlllVJUl rroceries or Provisions, ! serous public. H< Gents' seamless mixei Gents extra heavy sea ^ nrico '! nnir for 9/i npnts. PQ W Gents fine fast blacfc price 10 cts. pair. XII Ladies fast black and ? Ladies fine seamless L Ladies fine combed worth 33 1-3 cts., our pric< Misses and boys ribbe fcn [jffj Misses and boys fine f our price 10 cts. a pair. W' Misses and boys fine J (/J knee and heel, an extra ^ price 15 cents a pair. ? AU( "XITCTTSOl ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL I fl. D. REESE, SURGEON. , | I THE place to carry your 8ICK WATCHES I and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will be looked after and attended to at all boars of i the day with skill and experience. No turn*! lnsr you away or sending Patients off to have ; them treated elsewhere, bat I will put them j going at prices to suit the times. Vetiiii Presents, Clocks, and JEWELRY. Prices Down. H. D. REESE, |" THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. */*%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%? 1880. a. m. : We Handle "Everyl (4 ~ ^ "Our Spacialty," Fwe! are "heaquarters'^for country produce by thi tbe Inner man, as our stock Is varied, fresh, an Our Bug Here you will find "up-to-date'^vehicles of i J ty of 1890." Our Btook of LiAf ttubta whs i ) end lens variety and styles go to make this I beautiful In style and finish, nor ever so cheap \ SaL ' Here we handle the largest stock of HORSE! 9 and prices to suit you. Saddle and Harness h< . Out* Rncc meets every day an f will J>USS When In the city ca iviir ~ ??riTiTr nvmTPATT ,SS H?Li?t?LiI5 I ili-A. ? x BE VILLI 1MENSE STOCK OF: WHICI n please all. I have \ I will give more goods ne, and not only bough )k is now complete in z uainted with the chars you want anything in ] r (-m Y\T~*1 TT TTOn Cx] L ucui j ~ ? ? IIHHi 3SIERY. ' v~.;'?:v*iil| n grays nait nose, worm a pair lor 2o cents, our price 5 cts. '' --mm ,mle9s gray and brown mixed half hose, worth 12 1-2 cts., our ? : m OQ : and Ian half hose with Maco feet, worth 12 1-2 to 15 cts., our H ' M fert tan riunea nose, wurui iu uim., our price o cis. a pair. ^ v 1^1 lose, black and tan, worth 12 1-2 cts., our price 10 eta. pair. 5 Maco double sole high spliced heel, Lewis Hernesdorf's dye, i 5 puir for $1. d fast black and tan hose, worth 10 cts., our price 4 pr. for 25c. Ivp4 innmlaoci Itncia norPAur piK liwrli oSna/1 fionl nmrfli 10 1 _0 nfa JCUUIIOOO 1IV/.1V. I liUl II/TT I > V| lllgu rpiivvu UV/VI ) nui til 1^ |-M tvs.j *"JW ? lis rternsdorf'e dye ribbed hose, full size, regular made, double V^Hl i fine piece of goods, sold everywhere for 20 and 25 cents, our j^iJ 9| P3 Gr. W SMITH. ' I B E, '^mE The "Bull Dog" Pants | .... ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST JEANS PANTS ON EARTH. . . They'll Xever Rip. For sale only by W. JOEL SMITH & SON. | TO ^ 1896. j; TTTT T 0- Cir\TiTCi 2 n??jj_j oc \d\jix o. > Mng" in Staple and Fancy Groceries at $ Knock Down" Prices. # J PS AND CONFECTIONERIES. In this line you will always And KRESH GOODS, as ^ eep our stock moving. Green Groceries and Fruits received dally from all sections. We W a "TON." A look through our stock will convince you that we can supply every want for m d made up of "GOOD THINGS." * fgy and Carriage Repository.-^^^ $ ill kinds, new In style and finish. Be sure and see our "16 to 1" buggy?"The Model Beau- 4 lever half so large, nor more beautiful in design, nor ball so low. Whips and Harness In K department complete. Call and see us and your verdict will be "Goods were never more # es, Livery and Feed Stables. \ 3, MUI..ES and BROOD MARES to be found In the "up-country." We 'guarantee stock ^ orses with stylish tournouts sent to your door, day or night, upon shortest notice. d d night train on both roads, l'olite attentive drivers always furnished with turnouts. 5 11 and son ns and make yourself at home. 0 ./vvwvwww*wv%'*'ww%'w%.'vwwwwi TE. i 49% I 1^ & ^ )ED TO THE : > S - COUNTY ? > I I NOW OFFER. > & jeen buying goods thirty years, but never t> for a dollar than you ever bought before. ^ .t my stock at the lowest prices, but sue- ? .n T /Irt -v-> /~?4- +Viiv>V -14- nanQccovTr "t"0 P Ill llimSi J. VAU 1JLU U liiililXX 1U iibWMMUii jr ww ^ LCter of the stock I have always kept. ^ Dry G-oods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hats, > :ateful for past favors I will strive harder > L. W. WHITE. > ______