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BBBraSBBHH3imraH09^^idei year* different IjS^^Kcom peten t, (S^Vhe has ever Bfie firm with ^Htir. Barksdale ^Hquered a high lliowmen. 50Q of Mr. J. .for years tbe T^the National Vxa Iodk line ol , lor their fair K* ess methods, ffm was one of tbe UlfL r<and be wa8 legitimate M9/e left to his BQKie but a good SBgSock, we shall TOggf; , to be the Mown. n as W. D? ft/.'., can hardly M&plong as tbey Bw^ouDeelior and jfijp. Allen Smith, ?serve well at tbe 'e have no doubt elr efforts. EM riwt iou of SBwwMKBBe'i out Jan* H Bi; Abbeville's gMQHRm of Water Works will be January 4tb. MB^Vlll be received by tbe Water ^^ Tttee up till 5 o'clock p. in. The ws Commission consists of Judge ^PMessrs. B. 8; Barnwell and R. W. Bownall & Mlnsball, civil and sanlHeeis, whose headquarters are in K, have .submitted io theCommlsHs and specifications. According to flmates six and a half miles of piping jeqnlred, and fifty-four hydrants will Tbe stand is to be 100 feet high and 150,000 gallons. It will be situated lestern part of town, not far from the Mr. H. D. Reese. lous bids are expected. Contractors I the United States are filing bids, om tbe lake shores. On acconnt of on nearly all construction business at h is running on short time. Mr. John , of the engineering firm, is in the will act with the Water Commissionpi ding the bids. ^ ' "WAIT A Km TTTP TTftTTR." I m nn am/ AH >i aawwmi lebratiou nud Speaking for tbe lored People Jaaanry 1st. lored people of Abbeville are making preparations for an Emancipation Bkuod oa Friday next. ^ kpf tbe day will be an oration by uB. Miller, President of tbe State fflflBe. Hts tbeme will be "Tbe Hnrar." |m Killer Is a speaker or some NBgHman of fine attainments, and BK^Klll do Justice to tbe Emanoipawhich means so much to his ^^Hlou will be held at Ml. Pleasant tbe exercises commencing at SBBthe colored people are cordially IfiHend. wan< are tbe committees in charge features of the occasion : j^Knts?Revs. D. H. Johnson, E. H. |B. Davis. T. H. Amos, & T. Mclo^Bynold, Elbert Beck. T. Percival, Augustus Romans, !? A. Richie, Willie Ellison, Jas. ^MttJones. BSffiMcbard Romans, Henry TayEnttwL Alfred Barton, Alfred Elii^HraMaB. Buchanan. BffiMfrYOTTNG MEN. ^ names II. Walker are melTcn an Honor to Ipd wide-awake local re Berrln, want to Atlanta I^Bcliisman, Mr. James H. ^ ilok of a lingering dlsbe glad to bear tbat ^ 1 doing splendidly In ^ baveflne positions of hAoyees best w|Hfe Holidays for Vacation. MRe Seaboard Air Line Wng holiday vacation tbls rains were stopped early or a n/4 MmatnArl ct ill nnlH rn^HiuiuK, auu louiaiucu owi 11 uuvit 9^Hday plgbt. JHHBe trainmen spent Christmas In M^Kar freight trains Btood in the SH^wree'days. gSBtte shops also enjoyed two days services. 9SBjnhe New Tear with ^UNHnud Soug. EgPjlSg^il be held at the Methodist night. The exercises will o'olocfe and continae until MSflHpublic is lnjited to attend ^^^Rdwnre Co.'s Locals. BS&ffij^wlce, still Christmas comes season with you, KnSSnH^^speolal lines which we EgMMMffl^fcentlon. 8^0HH^*pod pocket knife. We KHraeg^Bidlng brands, Rodgers Sons, Geo. Elliott & FgwBWWCT^MWade A Bntcber and EQSHISMg^Hr. We can sell you whlch we warrant mSaHMWMMMiPg your boy a cbest EKHH^aHgH^fc out a set of firstH31uHHHH^H2>W:arpeDterB use. R^^BQ9BBS8s|^fc wben you can 8aBM^agga|Mpy. WwmgflHffi single and bunting season for belp to make BSttMHajSwMjiJ^Mde. A comRm?MMHgBHBKa|^?e Inside is tbe men. A pair up tbe beartb {HflfflfMBnlMKm^Honr horse. He M^me^MMW^^Bpllar or a set of iraBSMHBB^jr We can interest ra&gD|H?|g^Bury fenders, etc. <fc Son. w- Joel Smitb M^S^HKn^^BMlllng 7 pounds of tbe finest town. W. Joel MbKy#^MBiB8ilRS^Bntt buckwheat fiSraK|Mm^E Son. buying. W. !HB{HmbhHwwWmW^ Joel ^ LOCRI*, AHIOH B. iMorw. B^OY. lSth. W. W. Gibert bought of Amos Morse one SI JO lap robe warranted to keep the mnd. I have a few inor6 of the sai r kind. Come aDd get one. ' Nice fresh prunes, dates, raisins, clean currents, citron, Bpice, etc. A big lot of stick and faocy candies just I Special prices on 5 lbs and upwards. If you are expecting to have a bot suppi i go to Morse's lor candy, apples, cigars, e . Low figures. . I nave a nne lot or cigars at so cts a dox.? Evaporated peaches, apples and apricots. Eat rolled wheat or oats for breakfast ai getjfat. Smoke "Rich and Rare" cigars, tbe bt 21-2 ct. cigar you ever lit. A box of 50 for 90 Another lot of "Martyn Rat Trap" In. T best on tbe market. S5c eacb. *Come and let me sell you a shot gun. Loa ed shells. I have a superb lot of pickles, preserv< Jams and Jellies. Have you ever tried breakfast bacon tins? Only 25c.a box, and it is very nit Try one. I carry a big stock of canned goods.?Pli apple, peaches, tomatoes, oorn, okra, torn toes, boston beans, asparagus, pears. Ah galmon, oysters, sardines, crab, shrimp, lc ster, dried and corned beef. - ? Maccaront aud cheese make a fine pie f dinner. And condensed mince meat mak the nicert of deserts, unless you prefer t elegant cocoanut cake, in pail or packaf shortened with cottolene. 1 am the man furnish ;all ;of the above together with tl best flour In the market. The best 80o axe you ever saw. A bright e steel axe at a little higher price and the vei best axe handle for 10c in the world can! bad at Amos B. Morse. Yon ought to go a fishing around Mors< and catch a mess of mackerel for braakfai or a kit full to last you a week. . Speaking of breakfast reminds me that y< should drop in and get a few pounds of pii mountain buckwheat and take your Ji along for a gallon of nectar drip to eat tl cakes with, or we can furnish the Jug too. Fine timothy hay in small bales and prl way down. Cheaper tban fodder. I wish you would come and help me mo' a# ***** at /v*lr a! ohnao /ilnthlncr' Koto Klan Irol lap robes, outings, worsteds, under wear. ne< .wear, hardware, wooden ware and everythli else lo wear or eat either. I bave more gooi than I want and am anxious to trade the off for money or cotton. Speaking of cotton reminds that I have good many accoants on my books tnat would like to trade to the owner for the whl staple. Come along everybody, pay your accoun and do your trading with me. Amos B. Morse. m ? Aug. W. Smith's Local*. Buckwheat flour, maple syrup to match, I at any quantity at the rate of $150 per gallo Crushed oats. Vatrled assortment of canned meats, bon less hams, ribbed bacon, smoked macken by the kit or any quantity. Cheese and macaroni. uannea doblod Datea Deans wun tomato. Catsup, something new and fine. Mince meat 10 cent per pound. Citron, currants, and raisins. French breakfast co-coa. Bakers chooolate 40 cent per pound. Irish potatoes and onions. Olives and olive oil. Big drive in tobacco. Feed oats, seed oats, rye, barley, clover. Just arrived four car's flour. Buy befo the advance. We still keep up our rep sellli flour cheaper than anybody. Candy at wholesale. When you want to buy groceries cheap i right from some one else, come and get 01 prices and you will know what you are d ing. Remember we sell clotbiDg shoes, hats, di goods, crockery, harness, saddlery and mo anything you want. We will have your trade If prloes are to 1 considered. C. P. Hammond A Co.'s Locals. Buy a nice pair or tolled Bllppers for CbrlstmaB present. Trunks at cost. Patents leather pumps. See our beautiful line of patent leath< shoes Just in, Jas. A. Banister make. Call and see hs about shoes and we will m you clofee. REGISTRATION 11 Old Certificates of Begistratio are Void? Everybody Mui Register. The Books of Registration will be Openc on the First Honda? in December ne: and kept Open for Three SucceBSh Says for the Registration of Vote] Entitled to Registration nnter the Cos stitntlon?For the Information of tl People Attention Is Called to the Fo . foling Provisions of the New Law, A] proved the Fifth Day of March, 1896. The books of registration shal be opened by tbe Boards on the tlr Monday in April, 1896, at tbe Court Hoa6e I each County, and kept open for at least s! consecutive weeks. They sball be open< again at tbe Court Honse on tbe first Monday In June, July, August and September, A. I ISttu, and Kept open continually lor at lea one week In each of said months. They sha he closed thirty days before the general ele tlon In 1896. After general election In 1S96, tt Books of Registration shall be opened on tl flrst Monday of each month at tbe Cou House and keptopen for three successive da; in each month until thirty days before tt election in 1896, when they shall be closed a til tbe said general election shall have take place. Tbe offices and books mast be ke] open from 9 o'clock in tbe forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon. The Board of Registration is tbe judge tbe qualifications of all applicants for reg! tratlon up to January 1st, 1898. Up to Jam ary 1st, 1S98. every male citizen of this Sta and of the United States, twenty-one years age, who is not an idiot, is not insane, is n a pauper supported at tbe publio expens and is not confined in any public prison, at who has not been convicted of burglary, a son, obtaining goods or moDey under fal pretenses, perjury, forgery, robbery, briber adultery, wife beating, housebreaking, recel ing stolen goods, breach of trust with fraud lent, Intent, sornlcation, sodomy, incest, s sault with Intent to ravish, miscegenatio larceny, or crimes against the election law and who shall have been a resident in th State two years, (except ministers in chari yf organized churcbes and teachers of publ schools, and they after six montbB vesiden in tbe State,) a resident in tbe County lor s months, and in tbe polling precinct foi months, and who can read any Section in tl Constitution of 1895, or can understand ac explain any section of said ConstltutU when read to him by tbe registration offlc > or officers sball be entitled to registration ar become a elector upon application lor gu< registration. If any person has been conv|< ed of any pf the crimes above-mentioned, pardon of tbe Governor removes tbedlsqut iflcatlOD. In case any minor who will become twent one years of age after tbe closing of tbe Booi of Reglstratration and before tbe electlo and is otherwise qualified to register, mak application under oath showing he is qua fled to register, the Boards shall register sui applicant before tbe closing of tbe books. Any person whose qualifications as an eU tor will be completed after tbe closing of tl Registration Books but before the next ele tlon, shall have tbe right to apply for and ? cura a registration certificate at any tin within sixty days Immediately preceding tl closing of the Registration Books, upou < application under oath to tbe facts entltlli him to such registration. Tbe registration of voters must be by po log precincts. There must be a Book of Re istratlon for each polling precinct, that is 1 ouch township, or parish, or city, or twon 1 less than five thousand ibhabltants, or wa of cities of more than five thousand inbal . tants. Each elector must vote in the pollii I precinct in which be resides. If there Is mo than one voting place in tbe polling precln< ftf.be elector may vote at any voting place d< w;nated on the registration certificate. Tl Boards must designate In tbe reglstratl( ^fcrtlflcate tbe voting place In tbe polling pi ^KLCt at which tbe elector is to vote. If tbe H^^ore than one voting place in tbe poll It fiS^ftnots, the Boards sball designate on tl ^^^Kate tbe voting place selected by, tl U^S^nNflcates of registration are void. E fflHHbo may desire to exercise tbe rig] MHgHMB^pply for Registration. rV ' 1 J . __ iNotice. To Taxpaye eu ' \ . v . The tendency of tax payers of the County, especially the negloes, ln* gard the Auditor's appointments for taking returns, ban grown so alai er, that we will be compelled to enforce the law which is SO PER GENT PE'.WALT Id For Not Returning. If you should be unable^ to meet the. Auditor at the phice? below remember that the office at Abbeville is open for the purpose of taking be from the 1st day of Januaiy to the 20th of February except on such below indicated. I would respectfully ask every white man in the 0 inform his employees of the time and place of tbe Auditor's appoint! 38. his community and in case they fail to meet him there, to send ln Abbeville within the time above named. :e- Uuder the recently adopted constitution of this State, every man wl ama C O 1 a CA viaXwa r? ?-v r? V-w 1/-k a f an ? v\ ra a nimAAnf alvila V /"1/\n Q6 u^c ui nuu uv jcaiot uapawic ui caiuuig a suppuiij wmc\ic diers over 50 years of age, is liable for poll tax. lb* Remember when you sign a return, for yourself or for another, you or oath that you have returned th^pr6perty therein named at its true val Remember also if you have credits, and return none, or only a sn f* tion thereof, you%lay yourself liable to an ifivestigation by the Asaessit be and to prosecution before the Auditor. We wish only a fair and hi di tqrn* ry For the purpose of accommodating the public in the matter of tal be returns, I will fulfill the appointments below mentioned, eir.herinp is, by deputy. Note the dates and save yourself a trip to Abbeville, 3t v * ' cent penalty. The appointments areas follows: . , " Greenwood?Monday and Tuesday, January 11th and 112th. Je Ninety-Six?From arrival of down train, Tuesday, the 12th, to tb ce of tbeup train Thursday, 14th. ve Uoronaca?Friday, January l&tn. ^ Verdery?Saturdayj January 16th. Calhouu Falls?Tuesday, January 19th and until the arrival of i m Wednesday, January 20th. x Lowndesville?Thursday and Friday, January 21st and 22nd. i Bradley?Tuesday-aud Wednesday, January 26th and 27th, from th< te of down train Tuesday. , ts Troy?Thursday and Friday, January 28th and 29th. McCornlick?Saturday January 30th, and Monday, February 1st, ui for departure of Anderson train. Bordeaux?Tuesday, February 2nd. * n. Wellington?Wednesday, February 3rd. Mt. Carmel?Thursday and Friday, February 4th and 5th. ?,~ Hodges?Monday, February 8th and till the arrival of up train '1 February 9th. Donalds?Wednesday and Thursday, February 10th and 11th. Due West?Friday and Saturday, February 12th and 13th. Antreville, at McAdams' store?January 15th and 10th. Cedar Springs?January 16th, at Hunter's store. Long Cane?January i5th and 16th, at Residence of A. F. Calvert. Mt. View?January 16th, at Clinkscales' store. Abbeville?The'offlce will be open to the entire County for the pi taking returns from January 1st to February 20th, except on the f< re dates, viz: Monday and Tuesday, January 11th and 12th. Tax payers wjll observe the following instructions: WUawa V*tttra Ioti A in mnro than nna fnirnohi n Hnn'f full (a rv-io VT JJC1C JfVU uavu iauu tu uiviw vuuu vuv ivn uuu v iuu wu uj? rate returns, giviDg the exact Dumber of acres in each. o- Present your plats and deeds to the Auditfcr where you have det< ,y error in your former return, in order to verify a correction. - W. W. Bradley, Audi! a. b. morse, locals. Stockholders Meetii Remember all sorts of good thing for Christmas, at my store. rpHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEE Ginger, preserves, orange, peach, plam, Vrt2?enSto2t?D^?rr?r Sr ln1 er rasberry, blackberry, strawberry, Jame and u jellies. Tuesday, the 12tb day of January, 111 Seedless carants and raisins, prunese, Eva- oclock* BENJ 8 BARNV % ported apples and peaches. Dec. 23,18C6. 8t _ To arrive this week, Florida oranges, - lemon, mealaga grapes, cram berries. - v; , Bit; stock of apple*, potatoes, cheese, naaca- ? 1 ronla. bucfc wheat flour, big homily, Bugar, coffee, tea and all sorts of canned goods. ^ ^ AAA A A M I, ' PleDty. of candy, nuts, ralBln and other Ji goodies. ^ Another lot of cheap breech loading, shot m guns to come today. v I I ^ **1 Ihave^the biggest stock of chlldrens to ^ ^ When you want anything come to me for It. WSBm Mi =illlH DU. \ pyt 1 16 . . . PAY FULL MARKET PRICE FOR . . . 0 if JUil X -Cotton Seedt iLl or will make a good exchange of MEAL and ^| . Blanket 81 HULLS for SEED. Farmers should sell their 0 . . j? seed to the Oil Mill or exchange them for i| ^ Meal and Hulls, ^ J ?t ^ n A jj Our Ginnery $ ce [Jj" Is equipped with the very latest Improve ^ jLVlZfiTvS pt menis for handling and GINNING COTTON ^ 13 which increases its value one eight to one ^ /i ^ of quarter of a cent a pound. Send your cotton J-JL vy ^^9 Is- to Oil Mill GlDnery and see If It does not com- J All u- mand a better price than when ginned on old All 0er style machinery. ot Kg- Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls for Sale. ^ | J. M. HARDEN, ? Jan Manager. ? Sept. 15. 1890, tf _________________________ '{J; Charleston and Western Carolina R. R gMi. qk G Augusta and Asheville Short Line. 9 ^ ^ If] Ix In effect Dec. 1, 1596. ^ ur ne Lv Augusta 9 40 am 7 30 pin id Ar Greenwood 12 17 pra 12 01 am >n Ar Anderson 7 30 pin er Ar Laurens 1 15 pm 7 00 am , id ArQreenvllie 8 00 pin 10 15 am XlQiVlUff T0C( Jh Ar Glenn Springs - 4 05 pm - D it- Ar Spartanburg 8 00 pm 10 10 am il- Ar Henderson ville :::::::: I film :::::::::::::: Public Patronage Ar Asheville 6 45 pm Lv Asheville 8 20 am _ . , -S8S !"?!; we desire to retu ?.B Lv Greenville 11 55 am 4 00 pm Lv Lanrens 130 pm 7 10 pm _ j i-i i" _ Lv Anderson .. 10 25 am ........ at til? SaHlG XlljQ.6 Lv Greenwood 2 28 pm 7 00 am ^ Ar Aufcubta 5 05 pm 12 26 p:o c* LVGreenwimd-:. b so pm deavor to mako ie- Ar Raleigh 130 aui ....... .. ne Ar Norfolk ; 7 80 am he Ar Petersburg 6 00 am ? in Ar Richmond G 40 am ........ Oil? XO Call OH XLS OK Lv Augusta '2 00 pm Ar Allendale 4 05 pm * ii?j? in our line. We or Ar Beaufort 10 35 am 0 25 pm of Ar Port Roynl 10 50 am C 85 pm _ t>I- A r Charleston ::::::: :: 745^ Clothing and Sh 'J.| Lv Charleston 0 50 am ^ K i Sp? SSr closing out some h Lv Beaufort 2 10 pin 8 25 am Lv Yemassee 8 15 pm 9 25 urn , . ?? Lv Fairfax 10 32 am QT Okx OTfiflT QPi fifl tl ? Lv Allendale 10 47 am aU OCLUIliJ lg Ar Acgusta. 12 55 pm tie Close connections at Groenwood for all points on WHO let 11 he g, A. L. and O. <fc G. Railways, and at Spartanburg ^ with Southern Railway. bt nle, etc.,Address relaUve to tickets, r^chcd-gains WQ 0ff( W. .1. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Aug^H Gs. * E. M. NORTH, Sol. Agent. ,, , -^^^lst, will fheinser Violets of slcily extract as fragrant as the flower, for sale sou & Game. ^ MBk -./.- ? / w Atsjff.fe-gfawLtiPfe.M L. \ r named, Idajsa' Is better prepared nento'n mas trade. His three s them to u _A guuus at nit; mubi rea&uiu ithin the- He has just recived an r JBNTIRBIwY NE i take an < lue. iall fracig Board T^e m?st desirable styles both in Blac west re- J)ry GrOOdl kiug.ax nels, Sis: 0~ . Perca Bleached and Brown Cassimeres, Ta e arrival ; I have a large stock df ciothiDg, aod i best assortment of Shoe9 to be found auy wb gems. Come and see wbat good bargains yo up train, A \ f s"nral State of South Carolina, ltn time County of Abbeville. PROBATE COURT. Charles A. Moore, as Admlstrator of the Estate of Rebecca S. Moore, Plaintiff. against 'noailan _ _ ? ? n ( 4 uwuwj, iiumpter u. uay, a. r. utty auu niiuauiu ? Day, Defendants. . Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. r . i . V By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE In the above suited case, I will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Court House, on SALE!DAY IN JANUARY, 1897, for the payment of dobts, the following described real estate irposeof belonging to tbe estate of Rebecca S. Moore, deceased, situate In said State and County, to)ilOWlng wll; All that tract or parcel of land, contalnlng ? ,ke separ One Hundred and Fifty-Four jctedau Acres, ?E0 more or lees, bounded by lands of Wm. k| Rotbrock, A. A. Arnold and lands of the Es! tate of W.8. SmIU}, of which the eald Rebec* "X f ; caS. Moore died aiilzed and possessed. , TEE,MS: One-balf Cash, tbe balance on a J MM*** credit of twelve month*, with Interest from ii<* day ol sale, ttae credit portion to be secured '*?> by bond of purchauer and a mortgage of the ITfNGOF premises; or, purchaser may have option of SB 1 heVcT'on i a" cash. Purchaser to pay for papers 1897,at]2 and resordlng.R. E. HILL. CasbTer j ^ei%" 7'18^' Judge Probate Court, j , ?* * on's Store, |ff5t IIHIV rniwuD I71 IUU11I Will LIU o, FOR J *" MIHYMYS Si Til] s, 5 AL ?Is, y 1 diets, j TB Capes, \ k 0 IDC irpets, > go?; and # Wei r : Must Be Moved ? 3re The 1st Of J uary, 189>7. J ? dived our full share of the ^ 5 during the present season \ .rn our sincere thanks, and G ' announce that we will en- ? it to the interest of every UT when in need of anything ? Liv call special attention to our j ^ oe departments as we are Th past, lines of each of the above .ce. to secure some of the bar- A from 3r from now until January 7es be the losers.. W. JOEL SMITH & SON. ^ J ' H than ever before for doing tores are brim full of tne able prices. "t ?-c PHU C5 1 UCil KJL k and Colored. A full line of Serges and HenrIi^tai^llBl|HilMMM s? Blanliets, . irtings, Outingsl I les, Cheviots, | Homespuns, Plaids, Homespuns, JeH^9 ible Linens, Bed' Ticks, Cotton IhBbM Vlnnnalo T7f/t ^^99 JL iaUUI>A(7) JUUV. ( .f am offering great bargainee Overcoats and Suits. I have theH^HUB ere, for both ladies and gentlemen. I have some sty lea that u can get at the store of HHM L. W. WHIT^| IEW STORI m NEW GOODS! m ~ . BHH Full Line of Groceries, Friuts, Goods and' Candies, Etc. _?? ' I ? ii // i \ rOOCL UOIiee sW BBB ~ J. E. JONESH so. 7 Washington Street. BBSS . WHITE, VV. D. BARXSDALmBB Proprietor. NasaHHn , - n t . HDHHj |bb??ilte- ??]>piy fjH 10ES! SHOES! SHOES! SHoVl Something new for us. A beautiful line of Felix's'ft dH rc33h Goods in Black and Tan?the latest in lace arid button. IV all sorts for Children. We will give bargains in shoes a kinds, so come aud see us and our line. Also bargains in -ati 2TJ Clothing, Overcoats, Etc. v^?H| ABBEVILLE SUPPLY CO. 1 ' r ' , H. PARKER, President. A. W. SMITH, Vice President. TTTFIfTQ II TlnPPUL PjlfihlAr. .vfe J U MJJL U U 1M VHA MMJ V?v~.?v le Farmers' Bank of Abbsvilfer DEPOSITS SOLICITED. j| nplt?l $75,00? ' ro4I.Cs - . . . 6,50<B ES GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Bnys and sells Exchange an& makes Colflj lions. A Savings Department has been established. Amounts received of SI and tSB Is. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarterly. ?Janoarv. April. Jnly, October, email nl sag* ranldly. Director*?W. H. Parker, A. W. Smith. W. C. McGowaD, J. B. Blake, H/H . ee, P. B. Speed, H. M. Haddon, Dr. F. ?. Harrison, A. B. Morse. j?2 irvnTTII r n TTAflTYTT I T I Apportionment of the School FanH WILLI WML I. D. REESE, SURGEON. A ... f ls... I M _l - W.- " HjOSc" -**^9 r? H . ? ? "E ' O 3 S 0 ^ 3}1 "" Mfl [E place to carry your SICK WATCHES ?* ?2*-g. EgS 5 <1 ?S and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will 55 a Q <Jo? S <? <5 tl mM otced'afteraod attended to at all bour* of 8 CS9 10 $2,OCT 47 $498 lay with skill and experience. No turn- 41# 23 1854 71 -154 OTi 2 l2flHB| you away or RendlnR Patients off to have '2 l.biS 47 979 00 \l,9SrVV i treated elsewhere, but I will put tbem 857 29 ' 1101 66 277 00 g at prices to suit tbe times. 400 81 , 1*400 54 886 00 Z258 35% r? . ?i i_ 356 48 1,069 55 847 00 1.778 08 1 ill Presents, Cocks,ss aaa-sa-atr ^ ' """"""J ;s7a~ 42 31100 1,906 it. nnfl .TPlWTlTiBY 272 51 ?i7?o 290 00., i.aso rr dllU. U-Ci v? XilJXV X . 228 87 6S6 68 209 00 wl,124 66 r 8 9 32 9x8 "4 800 00 1,626 86 _ . _ 48164 1,445 00 383 00 2.309 63 Prices Down. 8,9 07 X',M7 :i2 00 *.? ??? ^ V ' 299 68 8W 11 269 00 1,467 79 i ? 459 40 1,878 31 852 00 2.16&nJ H"7^ t^titirtti '^70 hj a? w aim w j,*w D REESE 349 90 1,019 70 3.50 00 1.7*9 M ++ 108 53 452 H2 135 00 695^1 the people's jeweler. *75 74 ' * si 24 > 00 .slio 52 6'J )W 08 48 00 2$S Tjfl s?I Tbe above apportionment of Ibp School ' Fund to the different School District* Jfa Ah-- j beville county lu based ou the enrollment afe) a '1 pupilB id the public Reboots of the/ccun^M I I during the ihsischool year VEH AV1A/VAH A ?Xr I II Tlie differeut boards of school/ trddteflB JilfJlvllflil ij I II must uot, overdraw on me amount# deslgnuHB I I ll\l-"III-' -L t i! ed for their school districts. / > 1M I j I I |i\l 11 11 I j\ IVI The amounts apportioned to each distrlfg 1/1 m iy 11/ '>lk \f | | from the amount brought forward from )*Sj V-i. UWV11V T V11? j year will be paid out by the <l,rea?ur?r/'^H : January or February next. ES The3 mill tax^or 1S9C 9r and the poll - | will not be due uuvi! November, 1897. ClerlH J of the different uOf?rd6of trustees will be rHj ^IRE-PROOF OIL. 1750, THE BEST quired to, dlHtlnguisl' b^tween vyBrranJl C oil that can be made. An nil thai w Ives a brilliant light, and does not y '.LlInn .litnvmpni separate* moke ihe chimney, can be bought for -A Jf nParilu rir ihp iliffcrent Kr.Q^D nr trnfflfl he same money as low grade oil. , eh? ni?d - boanfr of trcJJ Sneolnl nrleps t>v the hnrrel 1 Will be required to WdKeand Send to thlHfl bpeciai prices o> tne barrel. omce on or before lRl ? Juiyt 1897< an iiemiB| WT Ti/r A Tt ed siatement of their expenditures durirfifi? I jj 1 IVI t\ A. ' tbe preoent school yenr. It will therefore * * j necessary that thefr books be accurate!^ No warrant of any board of trustees will tafl ; efido-sed In Ibis office unless tbe amount ru-J n?l, ni?w,. warrant Is plaln'y written In words tind n<ttiS ery, Fesfl w Sal; Slaules hb0\-?nedoibVaTi^ ^.?h trustees ot tbe district from which it comes. W T MILFORD 5*10 WING BOUGHT THE INTEREST OF Co. Supt Of Education. IP W. S. Cotbruu In the Dec. 1.18'Jfi. ery, Feed and Sale Stables,; ?:? Vill Continue Business at NOTICE. the Old Stand. VVE/PR?HIBIT ALL parties from." VxU otttuui , hunting or tishiug on our lauds, either anklng my friends for the support in^tbe 'n the day or night. Trespassers will surely , I solicit a continuance of the same. be prosecuted. K. C. Bror nlee, T S RTAT?]T W. T. Cowan, J. o. OliiXlB.1 i jhr. McGill, . / H. P. M?Gee, G. N. N'ckles, . < \ FOR SALE. Miss M. jfsteveson, / Mrs. T. C. Cowan, DESIRABLE LOT SALE ON THE DUE | Miss Lizzie Ellis, West road next to J. H. McDI II. and In Juo. A. Devlin, ; of J. F Lyon's. % of an acre in lot. / J.O. Lindsay, v. 18.1896. Wm. E. BELL. J.H.Wren, i K. W. Haddon, t ' G.T. flagan, ? . " MS