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fan?Vi. I Iiri )t>l III ? 11M11 fin *ml I 1"?ti I the Press and Banner ABBEVILLE, ?.C. j ^"Published every NVednesila.v at S2 a year in advance. Twelve Pa^es. Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1896. WILL DO HIS DUTY. The ISoys (id Oil a Julie on the iliuli Sherill. The necr( e< accused of the assault on Mr. Ttios. U. Perrln, ol Bradiey, were nut lynched, H8 reported, sheriff Nance and posse in ob-dience to a ca:l went down one day 'asi week to protect, the primmer. By souie nils uuderslaudlnt; Sheriff Nance lired at Hie constables who were bringing ttie prisoner to J-til, hut no harm was done, except to scare the Sheriff's horse, when the rider lei I. lie was unhurt tiutl soon uutneivu iiuusoi caught his horse, when he struck off In the wrong direction in pursuit of the supposed lyuchers. When Sheriff Nance returned home lie found the prisoner in Jail, sate and sound. , V Nnil Hours. Hours that the mails close at the Abbeville post office: 11.10 a.m. 1.10 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.80 p. m. 8.00 p. m. All matter that Is to go oil" in the nlghl malls should deposited in the post office, and not in the street box afi*r 4.00 p. m. Sunday hours?0 to 10 a. tn. 1 to 2 p. m. 5 to C p.m. Kobt. S. Link, P. M. Amos It. Morne. Always read the locals of Amos B. Morse il you want to know where to go for something good to eat. Everybody can sweeten their ooflee again with granulated sugar at 20 lbs. for a dollar (spotcasli), I am uow making that ofler. My stock of^preserves, Jams, pickles &c., are not excelltd by any house lu the city. ** If yon want nice fresh olives, chow-chow. * ?1 ?i?L-loo flnu ^niMimbers I Kwrei nr jjiam iimacu K lu bulk, come and get them. Pure fresh olive oil, salad dressings, catsup, Worcester and pepper sauces. I have elegant assortment of canned meats and tlsb, saliuon 10. 15. 'JO, aud 25 cents a can Ask Jor the "Columbia Klver" If you want a real delicacy. Lobster, sardines, (Imported F rench as well as the cheap grades) shrimp, crab with shells lurnished. lu vegetables you will find "asparagus points," naked beaus with tomatoes sauce, green peas, tresh corn, okra and tomatoes. Rolled wheat, or rolled oats make au excellent and healthful breakfast dish. I have an excelleut variety of seed wheat. al*o teed wheat for poultry, barley, rye, corn, ineai, brand, Hour and auy thing >ou need in the grocery line. 1 have a flue line of guns. You can get a double breech-loader now for less mouey than was ever kuown bef.ue. loaded shells, empty shells, reloading Implement's, &c. You should try an unbreakable glass dipper, they are the thing. Ask to see my "Japotielle" hankerchiefs. New, nice aud cheap. When you want a lap rope be sure aud see mine beioreyou buy. I am carrying a big stock of shoes aud cnu certainly do you good in this line, especially 1 in family lots. Ask for iny Si.CO mens shoes. They are grand. I am right up In llueon clothing, hats and cpps, mackintoshes, gents neckwear, under- 3 wear, over shirts. Will have next week pure mountain buck ( wheat aud the finest syrup to serve with them. Fresh fruits, apples, oranges, lemons, cocoanuts, also dried fruits, apricots, apples, raisins, <kc.,always in stock. 1 * Ask to see The Carbon "Boy Dixie" p'ow w blued carbonized steel, it costs only, SOc more than the common sort and is worth two of them. Amos B. Morse sole ^agent for them in this city. , 1 ?. AitfC* W. Smith's Local*. Buckwheat flour, maple syrup to match, in at any quantity at the rate of $150 per gallon. Crushed oats. < Varied assortment of canned meats, boneless bams, ribbed bacon, smoked mackeral, by the kit or any quantity. Cheese and macaroni, ' Canned boston baked beans with tomato. Catsup, M>methinK new and fine. Mince meat 10 cent per pound. Citron, cut rants, and raisins. French oreaKiasi co-coa. Bakers chocolate 40 ceut per pound. Irish potatoes and onions. I Olives and olive oil. Big drive in tobacco. Feed oats, seed oats, rye, barley, clover. Just arrived lour car's tlour. Buy before the advance. We still keep up our rep selling flour cheaper than anybody. Candy at wholesale. When you want to buy groceries cheap or right Irorn some one else, come and gel our prices and you will know what you are do lug. (, Remember we sell clothing shoes, hats, dry ^ goods, crockery, harness, saddlery and uiost c anything you want. We will have your trade if prices are to be considered. - llaildovM I.ochIh. r When you waut n pretty stylish hat or bonnet go or send to Haddon. t I If you want carpets cheaper than ever sold before call at Haddon's. I If you have anything to buy In shoes, hosiery or gloves go to Haddon's. j Ladles capes and jackets to arrive this week at Hadd ou's. New things in millinery every week at c Haddon's. The largest and most complete stock of f dress goods we have ever shown, give us a look when you wish dress goods, iladdou's. f The very latest novelties In miiilncry at Haddon's. . j Blankets! Blankets! To suit all classes at * Haddon's. Carpets, rugs, lace curialus and tapestry at Haddon's. ?. Speed's Locals. Try Johnson's chill and fever tonic. No cure uo pay. At Speed's. , Our line of soap and toilet articles is com plete. Call and see before buying. < 1'. U. Speed. LochIn, R. V. Beriiitn. Free silver 10 to 1 would mean a rise ot 100 per cent, to sterling silver goods, supply I your needs at once. Bernau's new bargains are startlers In low prices and will be worth 25 per cent, if Mr. Bryan be elected. If you need anything in dishes call on K. C. Bernau, the Jeweler, and get bis prices on dishes and tea sets. Handsome vase, brlc a-brac and decorrted China in large variety. To Cnttle Men. Bpef Cattle for sale. Apply to I). H Howard, White Hall. New crop cleaned currantsjust received at A.M. Hill & Sons. Charleston and Western Carolina R. R Augusta and Asheville Short Line. In effect Oct. 1, ISSIC. Lv Augusta 9 40 am 7 lo pm j Ar Greenwood 12 17 pm 11 30 pin Ar Anderson 7 30 pin Ar Luurens 1 IS pin 7 00 |>m j I Ar Greenville 2 55 pm :? *o ptn j Ar Glenn Sprlnes - 4 80 pm Ar Spartanburg.. 3 (XI pui 10 20 pm Ar Sulurta 5 28 pm Ar Hendersonville 5 51 pm ArAshevllle 6 45 pn> Lv AatievUle 8 20 am LvSpartanbure 11 45 am 4 00 pm f Lv Glenn ?piimrs 10 00 aui Lv Greenville...". 11 55 am 4 00 pin I Lv Laurens 1 19 pm 1 00 pm j Lv Anderson 10 '25 am Lv Greenwood 2 28 pm 5 00 ami /?r Augusta.. 5 05 pm 0 35 Close connections at Greenwood for all pointfl^H B. A. L. t>ud n. <fe G. Railways, and at Spartanb1^| with Southern Railway. ^ Kor any information relative to tickets, rates, schedule, etc., address . I I w I I ! Sound a Vmi lrnrmr Txrli JL u ti xxxxvx v* v* m- ei Clothing . . Hate *Jku>i;u i i B Jeans and Cass Sho s Groceries . . Saddles and E W% liTi Mi. W. Whiten Locals. 11 (.tidies <'i?)>? *?Of these I have a good Block j of the latest styles unci they are very i cheap. J have been very successful In the sale of them so lar. They are all rlglH and very deuiable. Come and see them. Ladles l>r?sn tiood??While I have had an enormous wale of goods in this line, I have been keeping uo n>y stock by ti e- * quent orders and now have a very at- 1 tractive assortment. My black and ' ? navy blue dress goods are worthy of paiticular mention. Oiitiiisjs?Ginghams and prints, I have a never before bad so |argea sale of theso goods. I have them in all styles and prices. Flannels?And blankets, of these I have an | "} elegant assortment. We never fall to, sell flannels and blankets where they | are called lor. l'repare lor the coming! Winter and lay In your supply. White <lnlll*? I have (he best stock of While Quills I have ever carried ranging iu price from C? cents to $5 each. 1 in have a quilt for one dollar that cannot Ma be matched any where. Come and see it. Call for my dollar quilt, it will < tulru vnnr pve. LrtrpelH Rtiji* unci Mattings?Iti this de- ^ parlnient Ingrain and brusselscarpels, rugsof all,sizes patterns mattings Irom the cheapest to the best. ou be ItfRilj' .Made Clothing;?Our stock in this: Jlue was never better. We can please! Men, Boys and Children. Give us au I opportunity to show our stock and wo are sure to sell you. We would call] special attention to our Over Coats, j ha We have these In large quantities and i wi prices are lower than ever before. Glvelju us a call when In need of clothing of any ! L)1 kind. iliitN and Caps?I have ti e latest and H most approved styles of Hats oi all description. A great variety of caps lor young men and boys. ilioi'N ! .Shoes!?Shoes for all! from the smallest to the largest size.', from the coarsest to the finest quality. We have 1 a lot of Zlegiers tine shoes tor men which I lor style and durability cannot be ex? -M celled. We have also Zieglers Hue ladies shoes the prettiest and most attractive 1 styles on the market. co C-?ll at L. W. Whites three stores on the iouth-West corner of the public square and jn rou will be sure to find any kind of mercbaa* 1 lise you may wish to buy. L. W. White. W. Joel Smith *V Sim's LdcuIn. | a A fresh supply of Tennessee seed barley and 4 ye Just received. a Now Is the tltne to sow crimson and red x sloverseed. We bare a full supply. # Be sure to look at our crockery china be/ore S )uylu(j. A Doo't f.iil to plant ponrl onion setts and J lon't fan to buy them from W. Joel Smith & W ion If you want the best. m Just receiveil a larise lot of toy wagons, i iarts, wheelborrows, baby carriages, <Sc. J Wheu In need of a saddle call on W.Joel x iutltb A Sou. ^ l'earl onion setts, barley, rye and clover 4 teed are now for sale by W. Joel .Smith & Son. 4 We have Just received a large lot of knitt.- > n?r tliread in all colors. W. Joel Smith & V ion. m Don't fail to try our syrup of lolu tar and ^ wild cherry for whooping caugh anil colds. 0 1'. B. Speed. ^ f'V ? ? ? ? ? ? s ?' ? ? ?"? : 1 1 * . 1 J&k. 4 <j &!$& I < 4 4 4 I PEOPL 4 4 4 4 paljIJ A: 4 I only ask for an 4 bought them as ches Oonie and try me. 2 ceeded in getting tli( 1 enumerate the articl i /This Fall it is sup E' Caps, Underwear, C: <j than ever to merit t ^7-;; ? - 7:;;"- 777 T "_ ' r'H? I nit mm iiTi|?rt I iinTTP'img A' TT/1 W A UIT. ??. [oney Has Caught :y nsusi ? j- ^ i- ">'* fi tttt^ all ttta ci n t7 .HIi Lllfclt IlltJfcllia wJ.J.CJJ. wo oo-j irerything to be found in a < We have a better selected Stock of CI ?? i i __ _n -a. _ "bide JLine witn us, ana we sen 11 ai a ven All the new shapes in Stiffs and Alpine # This is a great line with us, and we p >lU10F6Smatch our 25c. Jeans for less than 33^c. This is our pet stock. Our sales in can get anything you want. No better goc We are offering reductions in Dress G( Everything in the Grocery Line is adv Groceries cheaper than anybody when it is nc am ess Come and see this line and be convinced Y. W. JOEL SMTH & SON. ^ rr<> THE PUBLIC.^^ ,"17"E KEG to announce that we are fully prepared to serve our friends and the public. Our r W in K.lmA.I /vr ' Hew and Attractive Goods. And while we strive to buy goods cheap, we positively refuse to buy Rhoddy goods, and ] ir efforts are being rewarded, as the large quantities of goods we are dally sending out will test. Our8tockol' I Is? GmIb ait ChHw * simply complete In every detail, and our prices are guaranteed against the world on the me grade of goods. SHOES! SHOES! We make n specialty of SHOES and It would be Impossible to give the least conception of ; ir mammoth stock in this short space. Suffice it to say that we can suit any living person ith In quality and price. Our j Clothing Department is by no means been neglected, and we are prepared to show as attractive line of good ?aring, solid comfort., medium grade clothing as wur ever brought to this town. We have si. received a large and well selected stocK of CROCKERY and CHINA. We have SADLES from the cheapest to the best. ATS AND CAPS FOE THE MULTITUDES, SHIRTS, UNDER. . . SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, CRAVATS, . . . but whats the use to say more, we could All this newspaper, but Just a word as to hardware and Groceries. We niwnvB narrv a full stock of HARDWARE and CARPENTERS TOOLS, and when I rnes to GROCERIES, we take a back seat for no living man. weouyoireci iruui ucau ^ lartere and In large quantities and are prepared to sell at rock bottom prices. We are mak a prices on FLOUR that cannot be duplicated. We respectfully solicit your patronage. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. W. S. COTHRAN, A. Q. FAOLKNER, * Proprietor. Manager. J II MILE LIMBER A ? t . fit ti -i? r_*_ n 4 We are prepared to nn an orders iur jluooscu auu ^ Rough Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Shingles, J < Brick, Lime, Cement. In short anything needed in the S < construction of a House, # j i.. w. Fall # A MOST CORDIAL INVITATION I ? a*I A HI I Hi - U JC - m v d TO INSPECT THE B rVTID WINTER GrOOI examination of my stock. I am sure I ca ip as I have bought them this season. I struck the markets in exactly the right til 3 lowest freight rate ever known. My stoc es I offer for sale. The public are well acq erior to the best I have ever carried. If rockery, Hardware, G-roceries or Provisions, he patronage of a generous public. ~Slf H lUIIs with 1 ATT -W^ -11 C<4" AlA iiitLOU gw( jreneral Merch othing than you would imagine / close margin. is. Staple shapes cheaper tli romise to give you better value this line have justified us in gi ids made than we handle, and x>ds and Flannels. The 20c ancing daily. We have load* icessary. We do not miss s; that we will save you money. Durs for sales, A1 BILE BIMlj H. I REESE, SURGEON. ' . i T^HE place to carry your 8ICK WATCHES 5 A and BROKEN CLOCKS, wbere they wTIl ] be looked after and attended to at all hours of j the day with skill and experience. No turn- = ln(t you away or sending Patients off to have | them treated elsewhere, but I will put them = jolng at prices to suit the times. I % fell Presents, Clock, and JEWELRY. Prices Down. H. D. REESE, H THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. 1880. A. M. ] We Handle "Everytl "] $ - ^ "Our Spacialty," Fw?K are "heaquarters'^for country produce by tbe the Inner man, as our stock Is varied, fresh, and | ^ Our Bug ? ? ? i- ?Ah<nlflQnf al W Here you win nau "up-bu-un<.o ty of 1896." Our stock of LAP ROBES whn n< ft endle?H variety and styles go to make thlsd I beautiful Id style and finish, nor ever so cheap.' tfere we haudle the largest stock of HORSES d prices to suit you. Saddle and Harness hoi Out* Rncc meets every day and "111 DUS& When lu the city cal VVII f 18! . v^vw%^vw^ww**^v S HEREBY EXTEND BEVILLE >nvyn?ATC?T? Q TO HIT HTT" aivj. JJJX> >OXJ uxwAJi v* ? DS WHICE n please all. I have b I will give more goods ne, and not only boughl )k is now complete in a uainted with the chara< you want anything in I * 1? ? CLir 1 can suppiy yuu. ' ; ' /'<V "VPS, /> V " . Vf ft.: ' ,'. ' r'*' iTiiiiiimirHniiir ZC-rriLLilL^-^JLjiit irnx ' "'?ii JL _L ?L, m 'oo Manv Goods! J 3 SOLD:'! Our Stock comurises andise Store. ? 'ff| any one to carry in such a small place. It is a ian you have ever seen them. < s than ever before in this line. We defy you to iving it a very prominent space in our business. You?; , |J|| at present we are ottering some specials in bftoes. . kind at 14c. Will give you prices next week. ^ sd up and are in position to sell you Flour and other Wfiiti Iin HnMI i : 1 gg ; The "Bull Dog" Pants '1 ... ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST JEANS PANTS ON EARTH. . . They'll Viewer Rip. For sale only by W. JOEL SMITH & SON. * ========^^ ;J| y %TO/ , 1896. # EILL & SONS. I ' | ' " ^ - ^ liing" in Staple and rancy groceries at ^ Knock Down" Prices. $ ; | | J AND CONFECTIONERIES. In this line you will always find FRESH GOODS, ?a ^ ep our slock moving. Green Groceries and Fruits received dally from all sections. We "TON." A look through our stock will convince you that we can supply every want for # ^ made up of "GOOD THINGS." T T \ | gy and Carriage Repository.^^^^ Z 1 kinds, new In style and finish. Be sure and see our "16 to 1" buggy?"The Model Beau- ^ 3ver half so large, nor more beautiful in design, nor half so low. Whips and Harness in \ lepartment complete. Call and see us and your verdict will be "Goods were never more ^ >s, Livery and Feed Stables, t , MULES and BROOD MARES to be found In the "up-country." We guarantee stock W rses with stylish tournouts sent to your door, day or night, upon shortest notice. S night train on both roads. Polite attentive drivers always furnished with turnouts. J 1 and see us and make yourself at home. ' # 1 vj. * f LikdhS -# % ED TO THE = > [ - COUNTY \ [ I KTOW OFFER. I een buying goods thirty years, but never 0 for a dollar than you ever bought before. > f : my stock at the lowest prices, but sue- ? 11 lines. I do not think it necessary to t ster of the stock I have always kept. ^ )ry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hats, o+Q-fni fov riQct ffl.vnrs T will strive harder > L. W. WHITE. I i .. >*'