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LOWNDESVILLE LETTER, All Sort* of PnrnxrapliM About til Seven Hilled City. Lowndesvilie, S. U., Dec. 28,1896. .Mrs. J. IJ. Franks returned from a severs days' visit to Anderson the week before lasi Mrs. Hugh Armstrong moved over frou Honea Path the week before last, and is lit inn at Mrs. J?*s. M. Latimer's place. Rev. T. A. Harris, of Georgia, being in th neighborhood, occupied the pulpit in th Methodist church last Sunday at 11-30 a. m. Mr. Tom Mllford and his sister, Mis6 Maud Mllford. of Abbeville, spent a few days at Ml T. T. Cunningham's last week. Miss Sallie Mann, of Antreville. was fc several days with the family of her uncle, Mi W. G. Huckabee. Miss May Moore, of Greenwood, came u last Friday was a week ago and remained til Inst Thursday with her brother at the Horto: House. Jlr. and Mrs. T. G. Robertson, of Falrflelc arrived here last Thursday, and havesinci .eon with the family of their son-in-law, Re^ EW. Mason. Mr. Loyd Moorehead went to Greenwooi on Friday. Mr. W. H. Fortson and Mies Mattie Verdel! of Elberton, Ga.. came Thursday and hav since been the guests of Dr. A. J. Speer. Mr. Ernest Alien, Miss Meta Allen and Mi Charlie Horton, of the Greenville College came home last Thursday to spend a few day of vacation. Messrs. Will Power, R. E. Moseley and F W. Speer, of Anderson, came down Frlda; for a short stay. The sale of the personal effects of the lat Dr. J. G. Johnson took place Saturday at tb late residence of the deceased. Dr. J. B. Moseley went to Abbeville Thun day and came back Friday. Mr. J. J. Joht son accompanying him. The young people had a very pleasant gatt erlue at Mr. T. T. Cunningham's Frida night. Mr. Henry Allen, of Wofford College, cam home Friday for a short recreation. Mr. J. M. Giles and family, of Andersor came down Friday to visit the family of Mi Wm. Moore. Miss Carrie Gunnels and Miss Katie Raj of the Willlamston Female College, cam home last week. Mrs. Edna Smith, who has charge of a floui ishing school near Honea Path, lsathom for a short respite from her duties. Mrs. W. L. Kennedy, who spent the pat few months Id Baltimore, returned to be home here last week. '"Christmas comes but once a year." It bn come and tbe little folks especially bave ba a big time. Much money bas been spent a usual for Christmas goods, but no one except lng perhaps a miser or odb so old as to hav forgotten that tbey were ever young, regret tbe outlay. About tbe only objection tbe can be urged against Christmas displays 1 that they are more harmful than tbey use to be. We bave beard of several boys wb were seriously hurt. Rev. Foster Speer left Friday for Orangi burg, where be goes to enter, (to him) tbe ui tried field of the Methodist itinerancy. Tbe promised entertainment for last Tuef day night came to time. Prof. G. M. Mooi aud Mrs. A. E. Moorehead, under wbo? management it was, deserve much praise an the thanks of an appreciative public for tb treat given. The drama in both its parts ws well rendered, particularly so wheu it I known that all wbo engaged in it were ami ture and bad had but little practice. Tb Ridge, the Nation, Mt. Carmel, Latimer, Mo fattsvllle, Anderson and Abbeville were re] resented, and all so far as Is known were we pleased, and tbe sum raised (about WO) wl go far towards paying for the needed lmprovi inents on tbe school building. Tbe newspapers generally are discussln / the Cuban question. Tbe Anderson Intell -* = >..? nrnndo. hm U1 loot wcctk dojo, ?? nvuuvi uu many of the United Slates Senators, Coi gressman and editors who are anxious for war wltt) Spain will shoulder tbelr guns an offer tbelr services to tbelr country shoul they be needed." Judging of tbe tuture b tbe past, echo mlgbt answer very few, lr an; MtssNlna Taggart and Miss Florence Henr of Abbeville were with tbe family ol Mr. 1 A. Tennant for several days last week. Tbe end of the year Is upon us and crop r ports are in order, I therefore give oue. Hoi I. H. McCalla, this year on an eight bort farm. made2,000 bushels of corn. 800 bushel of oats, 650 bushels of peas, 130 bushele < wheat, 600 gallons of syrup, 8 000 pounds < pork, 105 bales of cotton and 20,000 bundles < fodder. Who can beat it? Last week Mr. J. C. Thomas gave to tb writer and bis better half, a kind lnvltatlo to spend Christmas day with him and famil: Friday morning "Flee'foot" In less than a hour carried us to tbe hospital and very plea ant home of tbe above named, wbere w found a few of his neighbors and his relhtlvi in reach, and where we were cordially we corned, and wbere we found, during oursta; that everything bad been provided for tb comfort and satisfaction of not only tbe inn< but tbe outer man. Tbe large beartednef i Af anH Hfpo T P Thnmt UUU UUCiniHJ VI ?UI* "? iuiv. u. V* * uw.1.1 and their children are well known, and the leave no stone untamed to render the stay < all visitors pleasant,and make them want t go again. Friday a sumptuous and palatabl dinner was provided to which we all did an pie Justice. We thank you and yours, Jes; for the pleasures of the day. Troupe. Qlen-JoneM Hardware Co.'s Locals. We call your attention to the line of Cha tanooga Chilled Plows which we handle. Tb shares, mouldboards and cutter landsldes ai ruade of genuine chilled metal which is har< er than steel can be tempered, and will wet longer than steel. They will run steady, t they have center drafts, and they can t easily adjusted to take much or little lam ?U?lnn. 1an^a(^A. wry K Uk <.(?? x ucj ua*o oiuyiu? lauuoiuco nuitu givi light draft by cutting and taming the furro over easily. These plows will run throug heavy grass, weeds or stubble when otbi plow6 choke up. ^ Shares on a plow wear out oftener than an * other part and have to be renewed. We t>e the shares at a very low price, tbus the savin ' . of a few cents on each share will pay for a the other repairs about the plow. A plow like any other machine should t made of as few pieces as possible, conslstet ? with the lifetime of each piece. We belies the combination of this plow is the best, coi listing of only standard, mouldboard, sbai and cutter landslde. We consider this Chilled Plow one of tto % hPKt martft ftnrl hasp nnr nl?tm vnnr nntpni ago on Improvement and quality. Prlcf q noted on application. By using tbe Chattanooga Subsoil Plow yo will save your crop during a dry spell. Eai lly worked by two horses. Call and exan lne. (iBifii Jll VI v/N/v 11 V T V/11 Fire-proof oil, 175?, the best oil tbat can be made. An oil that gives a brililant light, and doeR not Hmoke tbe chimney, can be bought for the same money as low grade oil. Special prices by tbe barrel. G. W. LOMAX t TBI OIL m J|1B 1 . . . pay full market price for . . Cotton Seec or will make a good exchange of MEAL an MULLS for SEED. Farmers should sell the: seed to the Oil Mill or exchange them for Meal and. Hulls ^Our Ginnery BMMHHH&kipped with the very latest improvi BWiWWWMffi^Lr hnnillnc and GINNING COTTOJ Its value one eight to ou t a pound. Send your cotto and see if it does notcorr IMilaflM when ginned on ol Hulls for Sale. gBjfcBKiMBMMrffffi ? Don't Be n Fool. j 1 Wby will you pay from 10 to 15 dollars for a S pair ol gold spectacles to some traveling U spectacle venaer wnen you iaiu gei>mi.euui > It. C. Bernau's for one-half tbe money. I Mr. Bernau and Mr. .Tobnson are graduate] t opticians and know how to fit glares, hav- j J lng each taken a course in optics. Tbey are fl always at their stand to correct any mistake ^ and to make good their guarantee. We do D not profess to be eye doctors but opticians I r" and know we can fit and if your eye needs treatment send your glasses to some one g. e who knows how to do so. We will not give j 6 yon blue glasses either and promise that tl tbey will cure your eye troubles, we believe! 6 they were made only for lancy price doctors r* and do no good and we have statements from eminent oculists affirming our belief. If you j r need glasses come to see us and we guarantee ; r- we can suit you or will refund your money. K. C. Bernau. j P .. , , H r< D What tbe Wm. E. Bell Cash Company ^ I, Will Sell Yon. ^ ? We will yon good calico at 3 1-2 cents. ;. We will sell you a suiting at 4c.. worth 7c. 11 We will sell you children's rubber shoes ^ . for 10c. ^ e We will sell you the best 10c towel on earth We will sell you a towel for 5c that is a r. hummer. aj i We will sell you a ladles' good black ho6e , 8 for 5c, and a word beater for ten 10c. a I We will sell yon 4 4 brown homespun for 5c y We will sell you plaid and ch. homespun 0, for 5c. e We wll I sell you a ladles 6boe.for ?1.50 that: - win pieatse you. | j. We will sell you best child's spring heel! shoe you ever bought, for $1. 1 a We will sell you the best cotton flannel I tl ? you ever bought, for 10c. * : pi e ; r A. M. Hlllft A Soijh Local*. k i, i r. Best 5 cent cigars on the market "Old i 0 Traveller" and "Ronnie." j Fresh mackerel at retail just received. Try those Evaporated Blackberries. e Mackerel In palls Just received. Buckwheat flour "Old fashioned." 0 Baked beans In tomatoes sauce. Cucumber pickle in brine. _ Fruit* In stack and to arrived?75 barrel* | d king, and Baldwine apples?50 boxes Florida " oranges?50 bunches bananas and:l.OOO cocoa-1 , nuts?cramberrles malaga, and concord _ ? grapes. | \ ,s - - it '8 Locals, K. C. Bernau. d . o O Prep nilv?r 1(1 In 1 woaid mean a rise Of 100 per cent. In sterling silver goods, supply your needs at once. Bernau's Dew bargains are startlers in low prices and will be worth 25 per cent, if Mr. Bryan be elected. f( e If you need anything In dishes call on R. \e C. Bernau, the Jeweler, and get his prices on d dishes and tea sets. '!! Handsome vase, bric<a-brao and decorrted [6 China in large variety. ie m ' m P f* Amos B. Morse Local*. ? 11 Cottolene is a fine shortening. I have it in 11 20 lb. pails in tierces. e- A first class-axe at 50 cents aDd the best handles for 10 cents thatyou ever saw, also old g steel axes extra good. ^ A new lot of bagging and ties just in. j. Quaker oats, rolled oats, rolled wheat and a sell raising buckwboat very fine. d The biggest stock of brooms and lowes d ices in the city. Wheat, barley, oats, rye and clover seed, ti now 1b the time to sow. | . 1. A beautiful line of plaide outings, blankets Ac. Red twilled flannel wide and good1 e- weight only \2]4. i. ie r' ~ " I n Is Rndgers pocket knlve for sale by W. Joe Smith & Sod. 31 Don't fall to try our syrup of toln tar and e wild cherry for whooplDg caugh and colds. i Is P. B.j Speed. n A splendid assortment of tea cakes at A ! M. Hill & Sons. - When you come to Abbeville come in to! .e Auk. W. Smith's aDd make his place head-1 jg quarters. He will be glad to have you wheth-! j. er you want to trade or not. y, Your toilet is not complete unless you have ie a bottle of violet toilet water and Bailey V I sr oomDlexlon brush, for sale by Harrison A n, in Game. New crop cleaned currants jast received at ? y A.M. Hill A Sons. 'P ?0 An elegant line of pocket books at Speed's Ie 1- * Stockholders Meeting. E rpHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETTNO OF E A the Stockholders of the NATIONAL BANK OK ABBEVILLE will be held on Tuesday, the 12th day of January, 1897, at 12 c l" o'clock. ie BENJ. S. BARNWELL. e je Dec. 23,1866. 8t Cashier. s ir h 1 Livery, Feed anil Sals Stables" w ? JIAVING BOUGHT THE INTEREST OF s W. 8. Cothran In the y Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, fi I Will Continue Business at ,4 the Old Stand. Thanking my friends for the support in^tbe ^ past, I solicit a continuance of the same. J. S, STARK, i ie f< J- 0 -B Charleston and Western Carolina R. R t] ? Augusta and Asheville Short Line. a" In effect Dec. 1,1S96. ? a _ Lv Augusta 9 40 am 7 30 pm n ? Ar Greenwood 12 17 pm 12 01 am Ar Anderson 7 30 pm U Ar Laurens 1 15 pm 7 00 am j: Ar Greenville v. 8 00 pm 10 15 am Ar Glenn SprlngB - 4 05 pm -j Ar Spartanburg 8 00 pm 10 10 am ? Ar Saluda 5 28 pm Ar Hendersonvllle. 5 51 pm a * _ a a ak | v w ym Ev AshevHte 8 20 am J Lv Spartanburg 11 45 am 4 00 pm Lv Glenn Springs 10 00 am .., Lv Greenville 11 65 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens 1 % pm 7 10 pm Lv Anderson 10 25 am Lv Greenwood 2 28 pm 7 00 am Ar Augusta 6 05 pm 12 25 p.? Lv Greenwood 5 80 pm ' Ar Raleigh 1 30 am Ar Norfolk 7 80 am Ar Petersburg 6 00 am Ar Richmond- 6 40 am .. '* Lv Augusta 2 00 pm Ar Allendale 4 05 pm ~ Ar Fairfax 4 20 j>m Ar Yemassee 9 80 am 5 80 pm Ar Beaufort 10 35 am 6 25 pm Ar Port Royal 10 50 am 6 85 pm Ar Savannah 7 50 pm Ar Charleston.. 7 45 pin Lv Charleston (3 50 am Lv Savannah 6 00 am Lv Port Royal 1 55 pm 8 15 am Lv Beaufort t 10 pm 8 25 am Lv Yemaasee 8 15 pm 9 25 am Lv Fairfax 10 32 am Lv Allendale 10 47 am Ar Angnsto,. 12 55 pm M Close connections at Greenwood for all points on Q 8." A. L. aud C. <k G. Railways, and at Spartanburg * with Southern Railway. 0, ? For any inlormation relative to tickets, rates, sched- ?| ? ule, etc., address H, L W. J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, G?. E. M. HORTH, Sol. Agent. d Ir The "Bull 1 . . . vARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST Thej^l Merer Kip. For sale < jW^JOEL SM " v ' ., ' ; \ lotice to Taxpayers. The tendency of tax payers of the County, especially the negroes, to disreard the Auditor's appointments for taking returns, has grown so alarmingly, lat we will be compelled to euforce the law which is 50 PER GENT PENALTY For Not Returning. If you should be unable to mest the Auditor a t the placws below named, jmember that the office at Abbeville is open for the purpose of taking returns om the 1st day of.Januaiy to the 20th of February except on such days as elow indicated. I would respectfully ask every white man in the County to iform his emploj*ees of the time and place of the Auditor's appointments in is community and in case they fail to meet him there, to send them to .bbeville withiu the time above named. Uuder the recently adopted constitution of this State, every man within the ge of 21 and 60 years, capable of earning a support, except Confederate Soliersover 50 years of age, is liable for poll tax. Remember when you sign a return, for yourself or for another, you take an ath that you Uave returned the property therein named at itfi true value. Remember alao if you have credits, aDd return noue, or ouly a small fracon thereof, you lay yourself liable to au investigation by (he Assessing Board nd to prosecution before the Auditor. We wish only a fair and honest reurn. For the purpose of accommodaiing the public in the matter of taking tax eturns, I will fulfill the appointments below mentioned, either in person or y deputy. Note the dates and save youraelf a trip to Abbeville, or 50 per ent penalty. The appointments are ae follows: Greenwood?Monday and Tueaday, January 11th and 12th. Ninety-Six?From arrival of down train, Tuesday, the 1:2th, to the arrival f the up train Thursday, 14th. Coronaca?Friday, January 15th. Verdery?Saturday, January 16th. Calhouu Falls?Tuesday, January 19th and until the arrival of up train, Vednesday, January 20th. Lowndesville?Thursday and Friday, January 21st and 22nd. Bradley?Tuesday and Wednesday, January 26th and 27th, from the arrival f down train-Tuesday. Ti-mr-ThnrarlAVfinri Fridfiv. Januarv28th and 29th. McCormick?Saturday January 30th, and Monday, February 1st, until time )r departure of Anderson train. Bordeaux?Tuesday, February 2nd. Wellington?Wednesday, February 3rd. Mt. Carmel?1Thursday and Friday, February 4th and 5th. Hodges*?Monday, February 8th and till the arrival of up train Tuesday, 'ebruary 9th. Donalds?Wednesday and Thursday, February 10th and 11th. Due West?Friday and Saturday, February 12th and 13tb. Antreville, at McAdams' store?January 15th and 16th. Cedar Springs?January 16th, at Hunter's store. ? -? ? ? -j mi l. _ .i r* ? } j _ /? a n /i.l a. .Long (Jane?January 10m ana jouj, at jtvesiueuce ui /\, r. ^aiveri. Mt. View?January 16th, at Clinkscales' store. Abbeville?The office will be open to the entire County for the purpose of iking returns from Jauuary 1st to February 20th, except on the following ates, viz: Monday and Tuesday, January 11th and 12th. Tax payers will observe the following instructions: Where you have land in more than onu township, don't fail to make sepaate returns, giving the exact number of acres in each. Present your plats and deeds to the Auditor where you have detected an rror in your former return, in order to verify a correction. W. W. Bradley, Auditor. speed's locaim. Yirvrr fitiAnrinTro Try Johnson's chill and fever tonic. No V U Mi I U||l |J U I L V ure no pay. At Speed's. 11'. VV IT 111 If .|i;(l III..1 Our line of soap and toilet articles Is com- " Ull'UUIJlillJUi lete. Call and see before buying. , 18 8peea' NEW STORE on Main Street The verv latest novelties In millinery at | Between Cothran Block and the Archer [addon's." Hjuse Blankets! Blankets ! To suit all classes at I addon's. , Carpets, rugs, lace curtains and tapestry at (addon's. Don't fall to try Speeds talcum powder for |\ TT TTT*1 | eueral toilet use. Price only 15c. II II 1 I I We are headquarters for fine toilet soap. I I LI 1/1/ I i|i||i air brushes, flesh brushes, clothes brashes, II I I 1/1/ I I I LJ I aoth brushes, &c. Iu fact everything: In the I I I I I V I 11II 11 Lne of toilet articles. P.B.Speed. I 7,| Jill II MUTUAL ytTill open on MONDAY, DEC. 21. 1800 a d jw stock of GROCERIES In the new linii IMTnim ft MT/1T1 *'ore which .has just been erected on 1III | 1 | 1 ft|l III i||l|lj I Main Street. I | j ? I I M'l'K |1 wIjIii * He *111 conduct a first-class " 1 lljl 1111 .11; L ( I Pomi 1T7 .Q+ni?n " ? ?? ? ?? ? T JL UiilllJ UIVUOIJ UUUlUj $ 380,000. And will aluo keep in stock [X7RITE TO OR CALL on the"undors!gned TOBACCO and CIGARS and all ? ? or to the Director of your Township nr piJnSfiS?Snnoefoa may de,ire aboat kinds of FRUITS and FANCY We InBnre your property against destruol??bI CONFECTIONERY. F1EE, WIHDSM OH LISHIttiNG, nd do bo cheaper than any Insurant Com Statin^artr any In existence. OiailOnery Remember we are prepared !o prove to you bat ours Is the safest and oiieapeet plan of All goods delivered to any part of the Dsurance known. t|ly Ff) EE QF CHARGE. ' * '"'LiUiSTc ? H. W1LDEK. roiLE.Whei Ton See a Good Ttiag BOARD DIRECTORS. G. M. Anderson .Ninety-Six Township. <W' '*+ R W. SuLlvnn Cokes bury ? w M.^.^CIiokscales _.?Due West Capt.John Lyon."".Ceda^Sprlng Dr. J. A. Anderson.Dlamond Hilt " l&SliSSW^ H.A.Tennen t Low^esville ^ yjjg Abbeville, S. C.. Feb. 18, 1895. Lr. J. R. Blake, Jr., Treafl. F. M. F. A. A. C. WH? .iSa#EjJ.-j ^KjiTf^V^aR ii DearSlr?Please accept our thanks lor check V ? iglflbA* 1 r 8500 to cover recent loRsof our dwellings by 'j > :lM^yPiffi|V:L>7y re. For cheapness and safely we ctieeriull} f t, -WPIjCit' " Dmmend the Farmers Mutual Fire Assocla- SHbEM3 C-p <? > \ TaT^ir on of Abbeville County to all who desire In- v"* ^*sTOag:,<- ?r._r- 'WJr ' y, urance on their property. { *> * " *-7 <V-MK EDWARE^ROCHE. ^ Push It Along, t Xi. 'THESE CATS ARE NOT HALF AS MAD ?&* Jljfc, JL hs you will be it you tail to buy your it--.i*cwf \maK Fixings lrom me. I have all kinds of |{ood things to eat for all kinds of folks. And or the Utile folks I Imve ? splendid HHsortfi MA anentol Fire Works Tli? prices are hk low or ?T:.. R A ower than tb? lowest. Try me aud see. jLE, J J. S. BOWIE, Staple and Fancy Groceries at Lowest ?Cash Prices. loe" Paints H0-te? Tbe ]ar(fi;sj, aruj mo?t complete stock of i ,n,.TJ ,, .vrn-, r^.r.n,, dressgoods we have ever shown,elve us a JEANsj PANTS ON EARTH. . . . look when you wish dress goods. Hiiddon's. only by Pure Mountain buckwheat and different brands and sli'.e packaees of prepared buckwheat nt 10c, 15c, aud 25 ceols. Fine syrups TT i UTT O Ci^^kTVT lo eat the cakes with. Amos H.Morse. | X JL XX > f , New things in millinery every week at * J Iinddon'a. I V Bin mm1? E. D. REESE, SURGEON. J THE place to carry your SICK WATCHES ^ -1- and BROKEN CLOCKS, wbere tbey will, W 06 loosed auer ana auenaeu mi ? an uuum w> ^ the day with skill and experience. No turn- ? lng you away or sending Patient* off to have tbem treated elsewhere, but I will put them > going at prices to suit the times. V feflflii Presents, Clocks, * and JEWELRY. J Prices Down. i H. D. REESE, V THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. G h WAfT A TJTh! IE *UU GOING lr WEST? And want LOW RATES to St. Loais, Memphis, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, or points in Arkansas, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Colo, ratio, Oregon, Washington, California, or any point West, It will Pay You to write to or see me. Excursion and Special Rates from time to time. Choice of Routes. No trouble to answer questions. Rates and maps furnished free. Address Fred D. Bush, = Dist. Pass. Agent, L. & N. R. R., 36J Wall Street, Atlanta, Oa. IIBBM N HAVING remodeled the Enterprise Gin- Ca nery with entirely new and up-to-date Q machinery, including new gins, we are pre- OH pared to GIN COTTON lu (he most Improved manner,enhancing its value one eighth to one quarter of a cent a pound. We pay FULL MARKET PRICE for COT- J. A TAM QlTfrn I Bend your cotton to Enterprise Ginnery and you will be pleased with the results. . FRANCIS HENRY, j. G Manager, l. v Sept.lo.1896.tr ? BEPi A Complete and Full P?!' 8TOCK OP THE CELEBRATED MelroplitaiBraM of MM Faints OP V JOHN LUCAS & CO. always on hand at the City Drug Store. PRICES! IN ONE GALLON CANS by the single can $1.25. A liberal disoonnt to painters nslng large quantities. Oct. 25,1898. It ' J # J i J. CO j 2 S Z g =. > Fa ? | gg & 5 ft -2 , _ 5 H o-' -M ' . r H ^ | a S & PS 1 " 8 S 2 . i' ' 11-.|=! * 2 wi,i' , I s 1 a ^ laa. J H ^ 2=^/D ' f?. do 15 PQ 3'S II ' I js DO Oo * ?2 .ag, = ^ of IS fJ M QD05 ^? c >> 5 2 5? -S3 W ~ r?9. ?t> ^ H ^3 p>q -S ? ? V -UJ tf1 | , I ! - CO | yA S3 aS | E3 > ^ 1 "' ' <-> ^ S * ^ ItipFTitiT _ -DEALERS IN? All Kinds of Groceries, P PRE8H MEATS, SAUSAGE. HOG HEAD f AXn fish. ^ C A NN ED GOODS \ of every description. J Fresh Bread \ always on hand. ? Give us a call when Id need of anything In 4 our line. We guarantee satisfaction. . Particular attention = given to our MARKET I department. My street. ~ Jones otherf cation OaiiiH mid A in m ii 1111 ion. Tbe Law allows no man to hunt before November the first. We have a complete line of Guns and Am- fptm muultlon for the sporting season- xuit Guns hired by the day. Glen -Jones Hardware Co more W. Joel Mm I 111 A Nou'n Local*. Be sure to look at our crockery china before W. Sja buying. bam, Just received a large lot of toy wagons. carts, wheelborrows, baby carriages, <Sc. Go to P. Eosenburg & Co., for your fall and ^ winter under weare. * Have you seen that Johnsons candy at Speed's. It is very tlce, and you should try a w b0X> Five AJob lot of oombs and hair brushes very c-\v cheap at Harrison & Game. Harrison & Game invite all lovers of fine hv\!hf perfumes, to call and examined their line be-1 * wl ore buying. % %%%% %%%%%%%%%%%% wlB U-ttlUJtt S AIjIVIAIXI iiU. $W Buy your Drugs, Cigars, Toilet Ar- w'M tides and Christmas Perftimes from >3pJJ us, and we will give you a v a Grier's Almanac. Q-ive us a a CalL _ Harrison et wame; * EO. WHITE, W. D. BARKSDAI4E' ^1^11 Proprietor. '. Manager. Abbeville Supply Go. Thanking our friends for their help, and confidence \ for the past year, we heartily wish> v'"A|| you a merry Christmas and -nappy new year. : ; ational Bank of Abbeville, Abbeville, 8. O. mital, - - - SB7 6,000 4 .rplus, - 15,00f?>l OJOQLeeira * ? " ? nUTirn n a r IV IVIIITV Tin*.Pra?fll?M. - , 1 JLiJLl JZiil OiUil IZf rrcsiucuu Jit ?? ?? ju.a A ? ?vwt* 'B?fvawi^jyr^.w7r BENJ. 8. BARNWELL, Cashier. V . EDWARDS, Abbeville, 8. C., J. C. KLUGH, Abbeville, 8. *>" K. WHITE, Abbeville, 8. C., W. JOEL SMITH, Abbeville, 8. C? [J. 8. BARNWELL, Abbeville, 8.C? A. B. MORSE, Abbeville, 8. C. rV J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, 8. C. . ES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and oonvenlenoe tqr depositors. Is ready at any and all times to make loans based upon snob safe ooUaitom 4 r oonnty affords.' IHILLS CURED! rohnson Chill and Fever Care is a sut^ i^j cure for Chills and Fever. No curer no pay. Money refunded at once. g P. B. SPEED. 1 >Iam Daily Getting in my Stock ?f<% ill and Winter Goods, Groceries, Dry Goods,' j Shoes, Clothing, Hats, &c. J [AVE A GOOD STOCK OF LOW PRICED CLOTHING, especially bought cheap and will be sold the same way. My stock of ' ? -* ^^^SHQESsSz~^z * win be Id, and thenyon can get Just what yon want, and at Uvlrg prices. I have now "J y r my samples for taking orders for ' TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS. : Come and makeyonr selection. peclal attention Is given to nice groceries. Bring me your trade and cotton, and I wll ' ^ S Amos B. Morsfe. B. K. Beacham, f i-?^^Proprietor Abbeville lnn^?aM-,:'K||g I BROKER nr FRUIT**- W W COOTTRY PRODUCE. ' * >* :v v > ?* c-W Abbeville, - - - S. O. g^S'm "r : litlPiB W. S. COTHBAN, A. G. FAULKNEB, f ' Proprietor, " ; Manager. |?| the mm 8 mm l | We are prepared to fill all orders for Dressed, anfi ' < I-" Rough Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Shingles, v Brick, Lime, Cement. In short anything needed in the X construction of a House. * *AHi I! "E5P? rpHE NATURAL PROMPTINGS OF TUB buraau heart goes out Id tenderness for the dead, and we show respect for ourselves by * HOUSE AND LOT In the city of Ah- mnn??!ii??Ur fr,ends M bevllle, bounded by lands of A. W. go out from amongst us. * , Lewis Parker, Trinity Church lot and Further Information glren J f gjgjj (JHDERTAIEB, I IICA ' | has t wo FINE HEARSES, one for the w'b?t? people.and one for tbe colored people. -He ?p?? )e Hundred and Forty-One embalmes bodies, and keeps on band (341) Acres, ALL LINDS OF COFFINS. 0 from Hie cheapest to the finest. or less, In the County of Abbeville. H?> tnkes orders for all kinds of MONUdesvllle township, bounded North by MENTS and HEADSTONES. of Jacob Martin, South by laodsof G. When the services of an Undertaker i? ieer, East by estate of Thomas CunDlng- needed, or monuments are wanted, call on 'm West by lands of William Cook. ?. 9 Avtlim* Pnvlrpv SIGN,| vV J -I*.!- til 111 1 dil Kt/1 > Telephone No. 40, Shop. Hesldenc, No. evllle.S.C., April 22,1S90, tf July 15,1896. IT If you want a nice cool drlDk, try celery ;Idk and Ties for everybody at Phosphate for 5 cent a glass at Speed's. el Smith and Son. At Speed's fountain you can get any kind of i gallons Fire Proof oil for 95 cts. at drink you want, Lomax's. *v An elegant lines of perfumes Just received - ( one wanting apples la any quantity at Harrison & Game's. \ idozen, peck, or bnshel. should call on B. Morse. I have a big stock of "Kings When In need of a paddle c*ll on W. Joel Iwlns" and am selling them cheap. Smith A Son. r. u . \ "