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BY HUGH WILSON. ' ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1896. ESTABLISHED 1844 j||
TEOY'S TALK. f:
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.Ifnrriiitfe*? Vinilor*?Birlh?I'ino Scr- |
iiiou?Piruic ltiirint; our 'I'liHiih^!^
Kivlux l>HJ. (
Troy, 8. C\. Nov.!). 1 *!) '?. I .
llev.T. W. Sloan left last week lor h.s home I"
in Tennessee to he absent f'?r three weeks '4
hence no more preaching in the A. 11. 1'. j .
church UDtll Thankssfi v'usf, the ".'(ith. ?
The youuk ladies society had a uioe picnic i
at Miss MaR'Jle tireswell's last Saturday.
Prof. L. H Scaile lias rented the A. 11 P. "
parsonage, ?ud ere this reaches its rtaders, d
he will have wed Miss Eli/.a McUaslan. ?|Uito j J
an attractive and accomplished young lady }
noin Cliuton. They win arrive here WedtU's- 4
day afternoon. All will give them a cordial A
welcome a* citizens ot our town.
Mrs. Joel McDauiel, who has been on a [ 9
visit to her daughter, Mrs. T M. MeCaslan,1A
has returned to her home at M idden's. v'
Mrs. U. D. Haiidon ami Lilile Chalmers" . 0
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nave reiuiuru iium u?<>...?? , _
Mrs. Jlui Bradley is in Columbia on n visit |t
to her mother, aud to take in the Fair. d
Mr. J. S. Burnett Is remodeling his dwell- j
Jnir aud will ureatly improve it.
The loafers are In quest of a topic, can some d
one suggest? The election Is over and we J
hear that MoKiuley is elected. 9
Tbeie came near being a severe accidental m
Mr. L. M. Hu ford's gin Saturday morn In.;. \
l Someot the piping got wrong und caused a t
' lond report, uo one iu.rt. d
I Mrs. U. C. Bradley's roses are perlectly j
' beautiful this tall. f
Mrs. J. K. Cliukscales and little Alma are d
back lr >m a vi>it to Mt. Carmel. i
Miss Nellie Prei-sley, one of Cedar Springs' ?
shining lights, spent lust week In town. d
Born, on November Oth, to Mrs. T. S. Chat- j
hatn, Jr., a daughter. r
The would be murderer of Mr. Toin Perrin,
has caused much excitement, ana such law- a
less and ttendish villlatis should be dealt
with to the fullest exteut ol the law. d
Miss SaUle Walkius lias recovered from a ^
long spell of lever, and glad ieoed us all by a t
visit recently. j
Mr. Ruoert \V. Smart left last week for ,jFurman
I'niversity, and Mr. A. W. Bradley
for Ersklue.
\xr v inhmnn nrmii'lic 1 a fine sermon
to a large congregation yesterday in tlie
Baptist church, aud also in the A. II. 1'.
church last night. Mr. Johnson is much
beloved here by all deuoiuinations, and is
full of his woik. 1
Mr. J. E. Tat'gart, oue of the Flat Woods' J
first farmers, was in town yesterday ou a a
visit to the home folks.
Mr. Dave CrtsweH has presented himself
with a haudsome buggy.
The ice is visible ibis morning and our
folks are diggiug potatoes.
Tb?6? are the joun^ ladies who are wield
ing ttie rod of instruction, and where:
Miss Mollie Tittle at 1'in-e Grove, neuri }
Greenwood, Miss Nora Cuddy near MeCor-1
mick. Miss Ouie Kennedy near her home,I '
MNs i'avie Lear-i on l>oiit: Cane. Miss L'>'k|ci
HavlK at Iva, and Miss Annie McCaslan on r'
Hearst place five rnlies from town.
(Quarterly Conference meets here in the M.
E. church on the 21<*i and 22nd of this month,
Presiding Elder G. T. Harmon in charge.
We have been requested to say that tlcre
will be a picnic dinner on the grounds ot the
A. R. P. church, on Thursday, the i!<Jiti. j
TtiankMgivins; day. All denominations are
cordially Invited to coiue ntul Uriiijr lunch,
and spend the day |iu thanksgiving and
Ruclal Intercourse, oue with another. Nick.
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w Liverj, hi and Sal) Stacles;
Having bought the interest of
W. S. Cothran In the
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
I Will Continue Business at
the Old Stand.
Thanking my friends for the support Inlthe ,
past, i solicit a continuance of the name. ) J
J.S.STARK, jo
ONLY T
.In that s
FURNITUR1
WtrTTave an
~ 'SIDEBOABDS, DIN
^1 ROCKERS, in Oak,
H LADIES' DESK
w See
our Japane:
Don't Ball to Call
We Will Do W
To give our Cus
don't claim to be
Li but we will sell y<
chance.
IK. C. Bernttu'N Locals.
If you need a sewing machine and want a i
good one, It. C. Beroan the Jeweler will
make yon a very low cash price ou his tine
Domestic.
The handsome china set is what you'll
have to have soon.* New sets on the road, i (
Come and get IJernnu's new prices, it will !
pay you to buy a whole set. ] I
The talk of the town Is Kermu's new !
watch olfer, Waltham movements and u I
genuine 15 year fa-e, no humbug, see what!
Eleven burs & Co.,
ly live dollars. (
Ir at less valure i
Rouen burg & Co. ;
found in the
? /je
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' GEO. WHITE, Pre
1896.
We are ready to show our 1
thi
Dress
For good w??nr Serges lead. We Ijnve the
styles. A splendid yard wide, all wool, t
heavy storm serge 50 inches at 50'*?a corker,
all colors at 25 n yard. AM wool Tricot 27-1 net
While In Sniities, black, figured and colored.
2"'<: yard. Waist and I'lalds at 10c. a beauty I
>ard. Novelties Id Poodle Cloth, Fnncy Mot
tired cloth In dillerent sty les, Linings, Trlmr
Braids, iin<l Just lots ??t things we can't rr
Outing* at sc, Teazle-downs at 5e yard. ]
lu this line.
?^>in fi,a:
We on "rot be touched, and will show a spl
15, 16-'<5, -0 ?nd 25? that, will sell themselves,
we have. Canton Flannels were never so chi
have in this line. All colors and away unde;
goods at T and 8c. worlh 10c any day.
Come and see us,
Wanted Agents.
RELIABLE MEN FX EVERY CITY IN i J
-? the Mate to handle Telephone Tablet.; .
ddress with stamp. j1
\V. C. l'ARKER, Hmte ArpiU. ; t
Nov. 4,181'C. Abbeville, S. C. j jNOTICE.
?
! G
lvte prghiisit hunting or fishing t
? * on <>ur hinds either In I he dny or ulght. j .
respns?ers will surely he prosecuted. All | 1
irds and invltatirus heretofore extended are i C
called. i'louse do not ask for privilege. a
Arir.nr ranter. I .
.1. A. Hn(l s. Ij, Wilson, J
William WillRon, ; C
A. K. Watson, v
.1. E Taguart, ! ,
.1. H. W HtSOII. : "
<i. B. Morrah. (i
Oct 11. 18.%. * t
NOTICE. !;
l\'E PROHIBIT HUNTING OH FISHING I
* * on our lauds either In the day or night.'t
,ny one disregatding this notice will be pros* j i
uuted to the full extent of the law.
P. A. Cheatham, j c
M. B. (.'healham, t
S. E. Cheatham, ,s
M. C. Thomas,
J. W. Thomus,
G.S. Wilson, | r
U. II. Penoev.
Mrs. E. AI. Vaughn, *
Nov. 4,18%. ; \
e
The worm of conscience is the con- :a
anion of the owl; the light is I
hunned by sinners and evil spirits!
uly. it
liREE HOI
liort time it is our pu
3 in Every H
Elegant Stock
ING TABLES, CAI
Walnut and Mahogar
S, WARDROBES,
. . RED ROOM !
se Rugs 9 x 15 fa
and See Our l^ictx
hat We Can
tomers Bargains. W
3at the world on price
ou in case you give us
irs very truly,
McDILI
Every time we tell the story of the |
:ros.s to n needy soul we discover some ;
lew beauty in the clmractei of Christ. I
The ancient proverb says; "You |
iannot get more out of a bottle than j
you put in." That's an error. Jieudes
what lie put iu. he can get a
lieadache a sick stomach, and perhaps
10 days in the lockup.
If there were no foes to face, no difficulties
to overcome, no obstacles to >
surmount, progress in Christian life'
would tie imnosfihlH ITiiinturrimtpri I
peace ami prosperity is fatal to advance-!
inent. Exemption from trial is stag-1
nation. The promise of royal dignity j
is "to him that overcometh."
>prietor.
arge and splendid stock of Dry Goi
?n + A TTTA no n n
5 VCi j uncap iiciguii lato n o t/au c*
i Goods, SS-gTc i
m In great variety of kinds, colors and J
due ?nd black at'25c yard has the lead. A J
Another lender Is !u yard wide Flunneli-, . P
i nl 20c per yard is another trade maker. J
Cashmeres,all colors,a splendid goods at J
line 12%c. splendid at 2?c, a tine one ,10c per P
lairs iu'dress patterns. Sicilian doth, Fig- J
nines. Velvet1*. Druids, Beading, Finishing P
mnlion but can show. Outings at 5c jard, P
\"o stock in the city eau compare with our P
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endid red twilled eoods at 12}4c yard. Also ft
In White Flannels come and*see what all }
sao. All we want is to show Just what we If
r the market?nice lor 5c yard. Will show ft
I
whether a buyer or nc
The C>irl About to Marry.
To the girl who asks my ad vice about
ler wedding?that girl who is num?ered
by the hundreds, who has a
deasaut home, but a small one, who
las many friends, and many more acluaintances?I
would say let your
narriage be quiet, having present at. it
inly those who are bound to you by
ies of blood or special feeling, and
hen send out to ail your acquainiances
:ards that announce your "wedding,
md that tell where you are, and when
rou will be happy to see whoever may
iare enough for you to desire to wish
'ou happiness, as to her own telf I
vould suggest that she try and keep as
[Uiet as possible, to have as little eXr
:itement about her as is possible, aud
o tfain the time to think out the im>ortance
of the ceremony which is to
:ome. 1 want her to think out all that
ler vows mean, and to remember that
hey are made before God. and that
lis blessing is invoked upon her. I
:ertainly want her to look her pretiest?that
is her right?to look like a
weet, white flower as she bids good by
o her girlhood and enter into that
lew life, which should be always new.
md should be always sweet, and
vhich by her loving wisdom, may
;row happier and better as the days
iud years pass.
It is easier to repress a thought than
o atone for its ripened damage.
WHS UNI
rpose to place a piec<
ouse in Abbe1
TE and LEATHER SE,
ly. BOOK GASES!,
BED LOUNGES, CE
SUITS, Etc. . .
TT_ 11 v
t xisiixs ana win
ires, Window Shn
-i db T i 3T O
A little mouey honestly gained wil
produce more pleasure than much ill
gotten wealth ; and as a general thinj.
il will last longer.
Above all things do not worry. I
God tells you that you are in the righl
until Munich vein st 11 mI>It> von shall nol
fall if you but trust him.
Observe what direction yom
thoughts and feelings mo.st readily taki
when you are alone, and you will then
form a tolerably correct opinion ol
yourself.
To walk with God is to pray withoul
ceasing ; to walk with God is to be absolutely
free from care and independent
of human judgment; to walk
with God is Lo be in heaven.
FALL 8
ods, with bargains all through the en'
nd are selling goods cheaper than eve
a S>IN BLAi
? We "get there" with a nice one for SI pair.
1 # HOMES
HomospuneR will roou be higher, but we've
J Inland 5c. 7 S heavy shirting 5c. ii lhomespt
J Checked homespun and Riversides are the be
? vlots at" aad 8 are bang up for shirt body, bod
4 r^^rv/Ics In knit goods a beat
4 Iviill ijUUtlO, for2i. Our hosiery
H in woolen and kid. See our line of kid gloves
2 Clmac We are whooplne up things It
2 ?fu| m Ijaaies', j?iixh?*b nuu \
4 the little ones. Parson'8 "calf skin" cannot t
4 guarantee every pair sold. A nice line of old
J line of ladles' cupes, at prices way down. ]
I cloth, plutih and rough cloth capes, far trlmm
)t we'll be glad to see yoi
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House for Rent.
Apply to
W. G. CHAPMAN. i
I
Strayed or Stolen.
? . . ... I
A BAY HORSE-MULE, about six years oia, '
broke loose from hitching rack and strayed |
oir. or was stolen last Monday, Salesday.
Said male Is about 15 hands high. Any In
forrriatlon concerning same will be thankfully
received. W ,C. IRBY.
Laureus, S. C., Oat. 6,1890?tf.
Surveying and Platting
Land and Town Lots. Also Terracing, Lev
ellng and Grading. Accurate work done
where local attraction roakes a Compass unreliable.
T. 0. ANDERSON,
Feb. 0, 1896, ly Ninety-Six, S. C.
RICHAltD GANTT, is now prepared to d(
all .vork in hla department In the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and shampooing
81 per month. Rasors honed and pat
n the heBt condition for 25 cents eaoh.
E. F. GILLIAM),
m A T T ~I~> 1
. JL il. I -Li W X\,
HAS moved, and occupies the room recent-,'
iy occupied by J. L. Clark, the gun-i|
smith, and 1b now prepared to do all KlndB olI
repairing and cleaning of gentlemen's clothes ! j
on short notice.
Samples of salts always on hand. Charges j'
reasonable
riL m J
k J V I I
e of . . .
rille County.
4T CHAIRS PLUSH
SECRETARIES,
[INA CLOSETS.
ing Rooms, Etc,
ides. Matting, 13tc.
i\r.
INGRAM & MOSES,
Brokers and Cotton Buyers.
f HEAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY'
A I.I.,,,. 111? V5 f An,, ISIln
t! ~VVE l"lvo located In ih?*CHyof Abbevllie,
j ?* for the purpose of dolog h general
-:Brokerage & Insurance Business.1
' ! We guarantee prices and quality of coods.
I' Our Inusur.mce Companies?Life, Accident
f Fire, Live Htcck and l'lnte Glass.
| Olllce: Corner store Rosenberg's Block.
Respectfully,
' INGRAM & MOSES, 1
I Aug. 8,181)0, t( ,
| Ttio finest line of perfumery ever brought *
| to Abbeville at Speed's.
SuppI
EASON
tire lot. Our goods were bought e
r before, We ask a comparison, i
VTTTT'T'tt M
^ ' -m- H
Splendid large sllze, part wool, at $1.50 pr. Wj
FTJTS&. $ |j
"got em" at old prices. Yard wide Sea R
in 4c. Very bent yard wide homespun C\ K
st, while we have a good one for 5c. Che- H
lies, etc. Hickory stripes, Tickings, Jcc.
itlfully wool undervest for 50c, a nice one H
line Is complete?all kinds. Also Gloves H
i at 81 pair?all colors. H
I Shoes, and can show something beautl- ^
Jhlldren's goods. See our school shoe for y
ie touched for wear and comfort, and we Q
ladles'shoes. Something new for us. A u
from 82 up. We want to show this line of B
ed, braded, etc. Come and see them.
i, and have you make o
A tlmaa* Mania Ma?A
It is said of the great Swedish bot- '
mist and scientist, Linnaeus, that he
tiad placed over his door the motto,
'Live innocently, God is present."
Linnaeus wasa busy man, and during
bis life classified and named all the
known plants and animals of the earth,
besides writing a great many books
)n plants, natural history and science;
aut he knew where to look for success,
ind believed that the only usefnl life
was a Christian life. Beginning in
poverty he was lifted above want by
bis marked success in his profession,
md he often told his friends that he
svas grateful to God only for the great
success he had attained, counting his
)wu work nothing compared with the
issiatance God had given them.
If God helped Linnaeus for being a
Christian in bis profession, be will help
as at home, in the oflice, and in whatever
we undertake to succeed.
If we keep before us "the motto,
'Live innocently ; God is present," it
nay save us many a regret when
mother year closes. It is a constant
jheck-reigu, guiding us to the right.
I have no resnect for that self-boast
ing charity which neglects all objects
)f commiseration near and around it,
but goes to the end of the earth in
search of misery, for the purpose of
talking about it.
A temptation overcome is a step toward
heaven.
The Win. E. Bell Cash Co., Locals.
Black dress silk in three styles at actual
cost. We have decided to handle staples and
yoH wish a cheap black silk dress, we are the
people to see, as we c.an save you 40 per ceDt.
Do you wish a colored silk dress ? If so, wfe
will sell you at New York cost, and when we
say New ?ork cost we mean what we say.
We have all the uew shades. We can sell you
a silk drees at 30ctB per yard, worth 75cts.
We are going to make a great change in our
business and If you wish bargains irom now
until the first of January, 1897, Just call at our
store and we will surprise you.
Do you expect to buy a cape this season ? If
so, give us a call. We have over 125 capes and
coats and others to arrive at a very low price.
Don't buy until you see our capes. We sold
30 capes last week and if low prices will sell,!
we expect to sell 76 this week.
Full line of ladies, misses and children j
shoes in opera toe and spring heel of the very
best make. Every pair guaranteed.
We have the best towel son earth for lOcts.
Our dress goods stock Is complete In colors
and black goods. Give us a call before you
buy.
Hn von wtch Ihn hpat. rpA flnnnfil nn enrt.h
for 20 and 25cts. Then call on us.
All the new novelties In silks and cotton
?oods for shirt waists.
Corsets In the very best brands. You
Mbould see our 25cts and 50cls corr.et. No better
sold elsewhere for OOcts and Tacts.
G'oves in all the new shades In kid and nil
wool cashmere. Yon should see our SI hid.
Every pair guaranteed to be the best. 11 they
"lou't suit return them at our expense.
Full stock of calicos and silk lusters for
shirt waist in all colors at 5 and (%cts.
The best checked homespuns made by Augusta
City Mills at acts per yard.
Don't buy your red and white wool flannel
until you Bee our goods. We can sell you^a
full medicated red flannel at20cts. No one
elee can do the same.
Don't buy until you see our capes and
oloun8. Wo can save you 20 per cent.
The craw plaids at 5cts per jard. Other
people ask Sets. Our price Sets.
The best brown drills at "els. Other people
isk Sets.
Do you want % and -14 brown homespun at
iy/4 ni u /ut?. lun aio iuu VCIJ ucoi gwuo.
YVe have everything a lady will need at, the
very lowest price. As we stated before we
expect to make several changes la our business,
and we can give you bargains.
Bargains in calicoes. We will sell yon
calicoes at SJ^cts less than they coat. All
light colors. The Wm.E, BelLCash Co.
Urouhom suitings for quilt linings, goods
that cost us (51-1, we will sell them to you at
lets, don't fall to see these goods, they nre
going fast. Wm.E. Bell Cash Co.
We have made a bargain counter ol children's
Hose. We will sell you a 10 cents pair
of children's hose for -1 cents. Don't fall to
ketone pair, The Wm. E. Bell Cash Co.
KoMenberi? locals.
Something new, under the Sun, a gents
ventllatlce shoe.
The latest style hats.
Goto P. Rosenberg & Co., where you will
getanall wool men's suits clothing's worth
seven dollars for five.
An English granite set 56 pleccH worth $8.00
for $1.50.
ChilUres shoes for 2r> cents.
The largeest and cheapest stock ol goods
ever brought to Abbeville.
Come in and get you a pair of good boots
for SI 50
i? u'iiua.1 A.' i
?. * ? VU. liUKUH.
U. C. Wilson & Co, auks the ladies of Abbeville
and surrounding couutry to call awl
wee their Hue of Hein/.s pickles and canned
meats.
Crackers, Soda and Sweet of nil kinds.
K. C. Wilson & Co. deliver all goods fur
Dished by them to people living in the city.
Stop R, C. Wilson & Co 'a delivery and send "
to them lor your groceries.
N. O. Syrup at It. C. Wilson dt Co.
R. C. Wilson & Co. sell kerosene. Get their prices
before buying.
A fresh line of "Iluyler's" and "Nunnallys"
candles just in at Speed's.
A nice line of stationery and blank books
ilways on hand. 1'. B. Speed.
Prescriptions accurately compounded day
sr night at Speed's.
An elegant line of pocket hooks at Speed's.
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W. D. BARKS
arly in the season before any advance
md give a partial list of our Stock.
CKpnf inert: ()ur "ne of Wheeling, b
kJIlCdlllJ,^ ' bieaclieil homespun, mi
Full as unual la ourjrrfx
" -1- WvCl i-v>S |am8, canned goods, drl<
the best for the price. Try a barrel.
We want yonr trade.
UCHliClllvIl good ? shoe In ev^ry
Styl?\ quality, fit and finish the same. We
half wool white undershirt lor 50c, only think o
$1.00, worth more money. While In Clothing,
with good goods, and prices to suit.
Rubber Goods?Si"PVS2ia.r *
a pretty lot of scarfs, bows, four-in-hands of the
Crockery and Glasswa
ur place headquarters w
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| Buists' Fresh
0 -SOLD
{ H. W. LAW
w We have just received a large
P All kinds that are used
$ H. W. Law
It WVWiV%V
WM. H. PARKER, President.
JULIUS H. DoF
The Farmers' Ban'
DEPOSITS S
Profltii
Does general banking business, b
tloDB. A Havings Department has been ei
wards. Interest at 4 per cent, nayable quarterly.
Increase rapidly. Olreotoro?W. H. Parker, A. \
MoGee, P. B. Speed, R. M. Haddon, Dr. F. E. Hari
nunic i
VHIkhV
Johnson Chill and F<
cure for Chills and
no pay. Money re
P. 3
Children Sh<
A T
C. P. Hamm
We have the Fullest am
( Ik we have.ever had. See (
Family Rates giver
liryan and McKinley bt
from buying and wearing
X^Tk us supply you for Winter.
Harness, Robes, Sad
At Low ]
Y<
s- p. mm
M. P. DeBHUHL. J. FULLKIt. LYON
DeBRUHL & LYON,
Attorneys at Law,
ABBEVILLE, S. C. i <
Ottlco?Law Ilange, O'NphI Building No. 1. wl
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I? I: jj
5DALE, Manager. \
1896. '} ;|i
i whatever, and together with *
f . vvMpi
oth bleached and brown, pillow casing, i
uslln, cambric, 1h full In all lines. P
:ery part. Home new good* In preserves, 4
ed fruits, crackers, etc. Excelsior flour ^
What's the use when we are selling as k\
way for ?i and $3->0 an others want $4 to \
can say same In underwear. A one- 6 1 7
f that and see It. An all wool shirt for .k *liK
Hats, Overcoats we are there "to stay" J gfl
fc/jgBm
fldntosbes is complete. A fine one
Uur Cravat show case for 25c each holds
lutooi utvlos fn 11 r*nlorn. Sure to DleAAA. JHHaflHaWlBfl
Lots of Crockery and Glass- J
bl \jmmware, table and pocket cnttery. # gaH
hen in the city. ?
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Garden Seed I I
-tm
SON & CO. | I
stock of SCHOOL BOOKS. #
in the publicvschools. . r ^
son & Co. $
A. W. SMITH, Yice President.
'RE, Cashier.
k of Abbeville. 1
/ i
OLIOITEIX
$75,000
6,500
uys aDd sells Exchange and makes Colec- atabllshed.
Amounts received of $1 and up?January.
April. July, October. Small sav
V. Smith, W. C. McGowan, J. R. Blake, H. P
rlson, A. B. Morse.
CURED!
ever Cure is a sure
Fever. No cure,
funded at once.
3. SPEED. 8
v i
jw WUBa*1 3
iond & Co. 1
1 Best Lines of School Shoes
>ur Grain Cork Tip Children
l Buying in Lots.
?ing elected will not stop you
Shoes, so come along and let
[dies and Leather
Prices.
;ry Kespectfully, *
if fi i fit- r
DENTAL NOTICE.
S. F. Killings worth,
No. I senl Block, Abbeville, 8. C.
io^to P. Kosenburg it Co., for your fall anil
ntor under wearc.
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