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[ K * GLAD GREENWOOD. The Temple ol' Justice to lie Started With Pomp anil OroiiiiiHtauce?A Itri^hl \<>n I.uuycr ? A ('oillll) Killing. Greeuwood, S. Sept. 6, ISy". lawyers?sew law firm. K. S. P. Giles, Esq.. and Hod. D. H. Magill of the Greenwood Bar, have formed a part nersbip for ttie practice of their profession ai this point under the firm name of Giles Magill. They have their office at the olc Ktnnd of Mr. Giles. Mr. Stackhouse. of Marlon, Is in the cltj and will in a few days open a law office ovei the drug store of Mr. \V. K. Bailey. Mr. Stack house ts a new man in the profession, bui comes with raiinj' points in his favor to re commend him. He is graduate of Wofford College, has taken a one year's course in law at Harvard, aud graduated last June at tht head of the law class at South Carolina Col lege. He will no doubt deserve aDd reeelvt the patronage of a good part of our people. Mr. \V. G. Chafee, of the Greenwood Bar Atlanta vpKtprduvon important lega business. Col. H. F. Cunningham, after spending s month at his old home at Waterloo, is back fit his office aud will be glad to see his friende who have legal business to be attended to. PROK. M. MOORE. Prof. Ci. Marshall Moore, odo of Green wood's most promising young men. has re turned to Lowudesville where he will reoper his school today. As principal of the bigt school at that point Mr. Moore has glvec marked satisfaction. It is said by the corres pondeni of the Press and Banner from tba point that be has done more to build up th< school thau any man who has ever been ir charge of it. His friends in Ureenwood wis! for him continued success as an educator. OFF TO SCHOOL. Miss Aimee Rentln leaves on Wednesdaj for Lucy Cobb Instltutel where she has beer attending school before. Miss Rentin enteri the Senior class this year and will gradual) next June. Mr. Will Moore, our assistant postmaster goes to Lownaesville today "o enter the hlgt school there which Is in charge of his brother His place In the post office will be filled bj Mr. Rudolph McDaviU, of Due West. LAYING THE CORNER STONE OK GREENWOOD'! COURT HOUSE. Tomorrow the corner stone of our nev Court House which is in progress of erectloi will be laid with Masonic ceremonies. Hon Geo. Johnson, of Newberry, is the orator o the day, and will draw a large crowd to hea; him. . .. DEATH. Mr. Miller, of Appleton, S. C., brother o our townsman, Mr. S. E. Miller, died at thi latter's residence last night at one o'clock His remains have been sent to his home fo burial. HOMICIDE IN THE COUNTY. A homicide is reported from Coronaca thi morning. Coroner Dean has been summone< to that point to hold an inquest Beyon< 1 his nothing can be learned. It is suppotse< that all the parties are colored. COMING AND GOING. Dr. G. P. Xeal yesterday went to soe hi friend, Dr. Swygart, who is seriously sick a Klrkeey'6. Miss Rosabelle Smart, of Troy, spent sev erat days last week with her friend, Miss Fan nle Jay, of this place. Miss Smart has accept ed a position as primary teacher in Conversi College, and leaves for Spartanburg in a fev days. Hon. D. H. Magill went to Columbia Frlda: to attend tne meeting of the canvassers o the recent primary. He returned on yester . day. The Misses Harmon, of this place, are visit lng relatives at McCormlck. Miss May Moore is spending several dayi with relatives and friends at New Market. Miss Mamie Hill is at home after an extend ed visit to Greenville. Miss Julia McGhee has returned from a de llghtful visit in Anderson. Miss Margaret Plnley and theMissesSim raons, who have been spending the summe to the city. Mr. W. A. Ritey Is off to Barnwell to buj ' cotton during the fall and winter season. H< will be miSBed in social circles In Greenwoot during his absence. Miss JL.eona Blake is in town visiting he brother, Mr. R. P. Blake, and to attend lh< laying of the corner stone of our new Cour House. Mr. Mason Carroll, who is pleasantly re iiiembered here by many people, passet through the city yesterday, stopping over fo sometime at Riley's hotel. Mr. Bagly has assumed charge of the druj store of Burkhalter & Presscott His will has Joined him here. They are with Mr. F ' M. Allen's family for the present. IN A NEW DKESS. The Greenwood Journal came out last weel In a handsome eight page edition and witt new head lines. The improvement in appear ance and reading matter goes to show the en terprise of its editors. Greenwood deserve! the best county paper in the State, and tb< Journal's editors will do their best to furnist it. OTHER NEWS. Mrs. Mcintosh and Miss Cheatham, of Au gusta, who have been visiting Mrs. Franl Cobb, have returned home. Mr. Jos. Bozeman, of Ninety-Six, is on ou streets today. Singleton & Cobb is the style of the nev firm that is doing business at the old stand o A. McD. Singleton. Air. P rank Cob? has late ly formed a partnership with Mr. Slngletot and the two will continue to carry an up-to date line of both heavy and faucy groceries. Miss Annie Hodces unci Miss Fannie Jay g< to Troy today to visit friends. ? ^ POLITICS vs, PRINCIPLE, Ktierlfl F. H*. K. Xmice's In teres Shall Xot Conflict with H1m I'rin cipleM. Sheriff Nance Is a Democrat of Democrats He staDds up for the old time Democracy anc will have none other. He was taught in hi boyhood that protectilon was a Republican doctrine; and that free trade was the corner stone of Democracy, and consequently thi supremacy of Democratic doctrine was th< salvation of the country. And he has no forgotten the lessons which he learned in hi youth. He still sticks to the good old doc trine of his fathers. He Is greatly distressed at the wayward nessofsome of his political friends on th< subject of protection, and will have nothing t< do with the unclean thing. Wbile other may do as they please, yet ho and bis house hnlH irlll romoln trnolAtM?ln/?l?\ln cy, pure and simple, are the words Inscribei on the banner which he proposes to hole high. The Captain is so earnest in this matter that he feared his stock in the Abbeville Cot ton Mill might be a stumbling-block and i cause for political sin. fn order therefore t< free himself from the temptation of ever charity toward the Republican doctrine o protection, he resolved to sell ills stock in thi factory. His politics must square with hi! official record, which is as good as the best and inferior to none. His private name must be as unimpeachable as is his olllcla life. Finding a buyer for his cotton mill stock, he disposed of his holdings In that enterprise, and has Invested the proceeds1 In at eligible lot in that part of the city of Abbe ville known as Port Pickens, where he wil poRslbly build a fine house In which he may with a conscience void of offence to hlmsel and his country, spend the remaining yean which may be left to him after the closi of his official career. captain >ance has saved considerable mon ey since he has been In the sheriff's office, ant when he retires he will have enough ol thii world's poods to keep him and his househoK comfortable. The wolf will not only uo come to his door, but it will not even dare t< come to the neighboring hills. Referring to factory stock again. If any body has a few shares of Abbeville Cottot Mill stock to fool away?on either conscien tlous scruples or on Ill-grounded fears?thej ought to consult Sheriff Nance. The mac Who; relieved his conscience might be in duced to help some other body to feel better even as Captain Nance now feels. PROF. McOAIN. One of Er*klue'M Mont Honored l'ro fewNorN. Professor McCain. whoRe command of En glish, and whose scholarly attainments ari not surpassed by any one, was in town yester day. He holds a chair in the Faculty of Ers klne College, and is one of the ablest teacher in all of South Carolina. He is a tower o strength to Ersklne College, aud hisservlcei and his presence would be an acquisition t< any college. He is a lover of tne languag< which be speaks and his mind 1b a well flllec store-house from which the fetudent ma: gather the richest treasures In the broades fields of literature. Use Bromo Quinine and break up that colc In one night. For sale by I'. B. Speed. Cure all bad blood diseases with Africana For sale at Speed's * Put up your fruit with the American Pre serving Powder and Liquid. For sale a Speed's. < .s 1 1 FACTS FROM FAIRFIELD. I Her <iiiui)|?i>?ii Brliltfc BullUer? Social Evenl?i?I*eo|?le i?? They Come nml <>o. Kairlield, S. C., Sept. 6th, 1897. Mr. S. O. Young, lost a tine hog lust week, nine mounths old and weighed 314 lbs. Mr. J. W. Crawford, is a Ireqaeut visitor, in the neighborhood of Hunters. Mr. .1. \V. Faulkner is getting his machinery ready for use, and will locate In Georgia at " an early day. r Mr. J. A. Creswell. has secured a position j with the firm of Messrs. Cox and Faulkner. 1 Mr. Bennle Young, of Edgefield has been visiting relatives near Troy. ^ Hon. J. E. Bradley, Is erecting a bridge over Patterson lord. He is the champion bridge " builder of Abbeellle County. Mr. aud Mrs. L. 0. Beauford gave an ice : cream last Thursday night which was very 1 much enjoyed by all who attended it. .>1188 lizzie riarviey, a siyusii anu auruuuvc young lady, Is at home after a delightful visit " to relatlresaud friends in Edgetleld. ' Mr. and Mrs Marion Thomas, ol Woodruff are visiting thelamllies ot Mrs. J. C. Tittle and Mr. V.P. Reagan. 1 Mrs. Dr. Millwee, is visiting relatives in and around Troy. 1 Dr. and Mrs. L. X. Kennedy entertained ' quite a number ol their friends last Friday. ' Miss Onie Kennedy one of our prettiest girls is visiting her brother Mr. A. M. Kennedy. Mr. J. P. Cuddy and Mr. J. A. McCaslap, two of our dashing young sports, attended the picnic Saturday, near Mr. J. E. Bradley's, i Miss Janie McCaslau one ot Bradley's preti tiest girls has been visiting in Troy. t Mrs. A. N. Youug, and family spent last . Wednesday very pleasantly, with the family t of Mr. A. C. Browu. j Mrs. Maggie J. Young who has been quite i sick is up again. i Mr. J. A. aud J. B. Adamson, of Pelzer are the guests of their lather Mr. William Adamson. Unknown. r ? ENROLLING PUPILS. i All Prospective Pupils Should be at The Graded School on Sept., 15th. ' The enrollment of pupils in the Graded School will take place Wednesday morning, 5 Sept. 15th between 9 and 12 o'clock. All pupils who expect to attend next year should be present on the 15th, and parents Hn rool! Inonnnmnonv thai r P.h i Id rP!l lO ' see that they at e properly eurolled and grad' ed, and to meet the teachers of their children. ; Entrance examinations will be held on the 1 lCthandl7tb. r The opening proper will be on Sept. 20th at 9 o'clock. The publlcare Invited, Parents should see that their children are f at school on the loth. All pupils should at9 tend school from the first day. Especially is this true of the First Grade. r Pupils who enter late cannot expect the best results In their work, and late entrance seriously impedes the progress not only ol the tardy pupil but also of tbe entire grade. s i 1 Unclaimed Letters. Letters remaining In Abbeville, S. C., post office for week ending Sept. 7th, 1S97. B?Ml6s Irene Burton, Mrs. Carolln Burdon s care Dinah Allen, Miss Sallle Blank, Wm. t Brown, W. F. Bushy. C?G. K. Chase. D?Miss Georgia Davis, Mrs. A. B. C. Dorrey E?Mrs, Hannah Eurlghs. F?Katie Fans. e G?Miss Gullle Gatz v 11?Elizabeth Hamilton, William Hatter, Hill Hemphill, James Huberd. j J?Franklin Jones, Isac Jenkins (col.), Mrs. f Genulva Johnson, Mrs. Judla Johnson, Eliza Jones. M?MlssOnnle McKeller. N?W A Npnl 1. MIks l.plla North. P?J. C. Pursley, Mrs. Harritte Parker, g James Kenr.v Parker. S?Alen W. Smith, Wriston Smith, Miss . Mary Salmon care William Salman, Mrs. Eliza Smith (col). s W?James W. Wooter, Joseph Wright. Pinkey Ware. Rob'tS. Link, p. m. Call and Ree one /all line of buggy harnesR. We are making and selling them cheap. C. ' P. Hammond & Co. % ^ ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL ; H. D. REESE, SURGEON. i B 'PHE placo to carry your SICK WATCHES and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will be looked after and attended to at all hours of the day with skill and experience. No turning you away or sending Patients off to h&ve them treated elsewhere, bat I will put them going at prices to suit the times. WeMi Presents, Clods, and JEWELRY. Prices Down. ! H. D. REESE, 1 THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. ABBEVILLE IT : -111 CI I. 1 D/-v^?: STEAM EXGIXES, 8 l\GD3 TS COTTON CJINS ami I 8AW MILLS> 0 , 5 8 Engines and Machinery of all Kinds for Rent, Lease, or > Sale, Second-hand or New, 1 ALSO AGENTS m. 1 Automatic Engines and Rams. We are fully prepared to do your plumi miug aud gas titling, f We also run a grist i mill on Saturdays, s and are making a ~ splendid meal. j Shops adjoining old depot. Address, J?ox J. E. Gadsey, Manage > flharlftstnn and Wflstftm Carnlina R. R 2 Augusta and Asheville Short Line. In effect Feb. 7,1S97. J Lv Augusta 9 40 am 1 40 pin j Ar Greenwood 12 17 pm t Ar Anderson 7 30 pin G It) pm , Ar Laurens 1 15 pin 7 00 am Ar Greenville 8 00 pm 10 15 am Ar Glenn Springs 4 05 pin , Ar Spartanburg 8 00 pm 9 25 um Ar Saluda 5 23 pin r Ar Hendersonville 5 51 pm , Ar Asheville 6 45 pm 7 00 pm - Lv Asheville 8 20 ain , Lv Spartanburg 11 45 am 4 00 pm Lv Glenn Springs 10 00 am Lv Greenville 11 55 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens 1 .'SO pm 7 10 pin Lv Anderson 7 00 am Lv Greenwood 2 28 pin Ar Augusta 5 00 pm 11 10 am Lv Calhoun Kalis 4 44 pm Ar Kaleii:li 2 10 am Ar Norfolk 7 80 am Ar Petersburg 6 00 am Ar Richmond K 20 am Lv Augusta 2 55 pm " Ar Allendale 5 (X> pm Ar Fairfax 5 15 pm Ar Yemassec 9 30 am I! 20 jiiu ? Ar Beaufort 10 35 ail) 7 20 fun ' Ar Port Koyal 10 50 am 7 30 pin s Ar Savannah S 00 pin J Ar Charleston 8 OS pin J ... i Lv Charleston ti 50 am f Lv Savannah 6 50 am t Lv Port Royal 1 55 pm K 15 am Lv Beaufort t 10 pm S 25 am Lv Yemassee 8 15 pm i) 25 um j Lv Fairfax 10 32 am \ Lv Allendale 10 -IT am j 1 Ar Angusta 12 55 pin | Close connections at Greenwood for all pointy on i . S. A. L. aud O. St G. Railways, and at Spartanburg with Southern Railway. For any information relative to tickets, rates, sched ule, etc., address t W. J. (JHAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga. K. M. NORTH,.Sol. Agent. Water Works. Hfl HAVE your work done by a man that "l | knows his business ami save money I. J and health. C. B. VEKONKB. Practical and Licensed Plumber, i Abbeville, S. C., Jau. 12,1S97. n, Uid DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. Kiilingsworth, No. 4 Seal Block, Abbeville, S. C. The 1 or . DENTAL NOTICE. JJ Dr. S. G. Thomson, E] OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON McILWAIN st Corner, Abbeville, S. C. P< E. F. GILLIAED, J .'.TAILOE, .'. -is1 HAS moved, and occupieH the rooms upstairs In Knox's Hall, and 1h now pre- ?? pared to do all kinds ol repairing and cleanlng of gentlemen's clothes on short notice. oiie'v Samples ol suits always on hand. Charges Jr. reasonable , Book HnM AM, Loan and Investment Co., sFs elect! Atlanta, Ga. place open ABBEVILLE LOCAL BOARD. ? TIh the c J. R. Blake, Jr.?President. tratk Walter L. Miller?Attorney. ?ry I and < DIRECTORS. nge. 1 a pai R. W. Cannon, C. V. Hammond, and 1 Walter L. Miller, C. D. Brown. who An excellent Investment company. son, July 31,1895.1895, tf prete adull lng 81 A Complete and Full 1 larce and STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED State yf or scho< Metropolitan Brand of Mixed Paints ?? Consi OK explt wnec JOHN LUCAS & CO., 2^" regis always on hand at the pardi City Drag Store. ?> w w appll PRrCKS IN ONE GALLON CANS by the single can 81.25. A liberal discount to af,P'' painterB using large quantities. , A~ Oot. 25. 1898. tf . g cure Aiken & ElLis ?' blra I represent Tbl Ing p The Travelers9 j^1 Life c? Accident K Insurance Co precl OF HARTFORD, CONN. ? One of the Oldest and Best in ^r\ the World. cc?Drlct fs mc ' ' gn n precl THE LIVERPOOL & S LONDON & GLOBE e THE LANCASHIRE 10vo OK England THE QUEEN, THE HOME i Of New York. We Write Fii\st-CIass Country ItlskN. d Office: p* Upstairs, next to Hotel. 'PboneOT nfc MUTUAL 111 IHNdll! i $ 400,000. <?? ? Ba \X7RITE TO OR CALL on the'nnderslgned ? w< *? or to the Director of your Township ? Ki< for any Information you may desire about fr our plan of Insurance. J* p We Insure your property against destruc- t? tlon by Lv- ? FIRE, WINDSTORM OS LOWING, M and do so cheaper than any Insurance Com ^ pany In existence. J UnvMAmKAn trro oro rvronoro/1 trt nfrtPO t/? Vfin IVClUDUi WOt no aio |/iw^m> vu wv? f 4W . v j . . that ours is the safest and oheapest plan of ? '' Insurance known. ? Jj J. E. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, ?? Abbeville, S. C. ?? ' Ar. CI J. FULLER LYON, Pres. ; ? Abbeville, S. C. - 5 ?o? " w BOARD DIRECTORS. t~T Lv. AI " M T.C.Turner Ninety-Six Township- " A J. M. Major Greenwood " " L P.W.Sullivan Cokesbury " " A W. B. Acker Donnalds " " C M. B. ClinkBcales Due West " " CI T. L. Haddon Lone Cane " a r tu J. W. Scott- .Smithvllle " ' E. W. Watson White Hall " Lv- CI J.W.Lyon Indian fllll " Ar. 01 Capt. John Lyon Cedar Spring " Tv V W.E. Leslie Abbeville ' vi I)r. J. A. Anderson.Diamond Hill " . W A TAnnnnt T.nwndfiHVilla 44 ? A.O.Grant Magnolia " Lv. 81 J. T. Horton Calhoun " ? u G. N. McKlnney Bordeaux " Ar. II Abbeville, S. C., March 1, 1897. Ar I)t Lv IX . ? ^r. \\ liwsitj "a Ferris, i | Ar. P. -DEALERS IN- " ** Du All Kinds of Groceries, ,s ' t A'cen FRESH MEATS, SAUSAGE. HOG HEAD CHEESE AND FISH. Train. tlioulll CANNED GOODSl M acuii of every description Fresh Bread always 011 hand. Give us a call when In need of anything In our line. We guarantee natlHfactlou. Particular attention given to our IZ RAN MARKET ? ,1 Die ucjijui irnuui. IV , mane Remember the place, No. 2 Washington custoi street. pooln n the White french organdies Ci! Inches wide, 'J Met to 50 cents at H addon's. rich ; I'se Brorno ljulnine and break up that cold ?nl'' in one night. For sale by 1'. B. Speed. Iravc iiiiii Certificates of Registration are Void? Everybody Must Register, looks of Registration will be Opened i the First Monday in December next id kept Open for Three Successive iys for the Registration of Voters ititled to Registration unter the Conitution?For the Information of the jople Attention is Called to the Foiling Provisions of the New Law, Aproved the Fifth Day of March, 1896. K BOOKS OF REGISTRATION SHALL be opened by tbe Boards on tbe flrst lay in April, 1S96, at tbe Court House in County, and kept open for s.t leant sis icutive weeks. They nball be opened i at the Court House on the firs; Mondays ne, July, August and September, A. 1). and kept open continually for at least yeek in each of said months. They shall jsed thirty days before the general elea n 1S9G. After general election In 1S90, the s of Registration shall be opened on the > ? ***nn! h of. thfl pAnrf lUUIJUUjr Ul tov-li 4UWUVU UV . e and kept open for three successive dayt ;ch month until thirty days before the Ion hi 189(i, when they shall be closed un e said general election Khali have taken . The offices and books must be kept from 9 o'clock In the forenoon until J 2k In the afternoon. Board ol Registration Is the Judge ol jualiflcations of all applicants for regis >n up to January 1st, 1898. Up to Janu< st, 1S93. every male citljen of this State >f the Unitad States, twenty-one years o ivho is not un idiot, is not insane, is nol uper supported at the public expense s not confined in any pabllc prison, and has not been convicted of burglary, ar obtaining goods or money under false nses'perjury, forgery, robbery, bribery ery, wife beating, housebreaking, rccelv Lolen goods, breach of trust with fraudu Intent, sornicatlon, sodomy, incest, as with intent to ravisb, miscegenation, ny, or crimes against the election laws who shall have been a resident in thh i two years, (except ministers in charge ganized churches and teachers of public >ls, and they after six months residence e State,) a resident In the County tor sis ths, and in the polling precinct foui lbs, and who can read any Section In the titullon of 18!>5, or can understand and tin any section of said Constitution i read to him by the registration office! Icets shall be entitled to registration and tie a elector upon application lor suck tralion. If any person has been convict any pf the crimes above-mentioned, e :>n of the Governor removes the disqual ion. case any minor who will become twenty' ears of age after the closing of the Book* nelstratratlon and before the election, 8 otherwise qualified to register, makes cation underoath showing he Is quail o register, the Boards shall register suet cant before the closing of the books, y person whose qualifications as an elec Mil be completed after the closing of thf Oration Books but before the next eleC' shall have tbe right to apply for and se a registration certificate at any tlm? in sixty duys Immediately preceding the >g of the Registration Books, upou ar cation under oath to the facts entltllns to such registration. ; registration of voters must be by poll reclncts. There must tie a Book of Reg lion for each polling precinct, that is foi township, or parish, or city, or twon o ban Ave thousand lbhabltants, or ward ,ies of more than five thousand Inhabl i. Each elector must vote In the polling net in which he reslden. If there is mor< one voting place in the polling praclnct lector may vote at any voting plsce des ed on the registration certificate. Tb< ils must designate In the registrator Icate the voting place In the polling pre at which the elector Is to vote. If then ire than one voting place In the polling nets, the Boards shall designate on the Ilcate the voting place selected by th< jr. certificates of registration are void. Ev lan who may desire to exercise tha rlgbl te must apply for Registration. J. I). CAR WILE, 8. & BOLES, \V. A. LAN I Kit. Joard of Supervisors of Registration. ?KVfsti BMO s>j.LIM1TED ^DOUBLE DAIIY SERVICE lantn, Charlotte. Augusta. Athens. Wilmington 7rlf?>HH, Chattanooga, Nashrille and New York n, I'hiladi-lpbio. Washington. Norfolk, Klch .?Schedule In effect Feb. 7, 1897. SOUTHBOUND^ NoMftl No.4U ew York, via Penn. R. K.*1I 00 a m *9 00 pn tiadeipma, ~ " x iz p ui i* w ?" ltimorc, 11 " 3 15 p m 2 50 an kshhington, * 14 440pm 4 80 an Bhmond, A. C. L., 8 50 p m_ 9 Oo an oriolk vlaS. A. L... "8 35 p m *9 05 aa urtsmoulh, " 8 45 a til $) 20 an t liloD, vie. S. A. L.7.. >11 28 pin *11 '55 "an . niluraon, vlu u *12 56 am *1 89 pu irliam via S. A. L t" 32 ara f4 09 pn irham " +5 20 pm til 10 am ulclgh, via S. A. L. *2 1? a m *3 34 pn inford, " 3 35 " 5 03 " mthern Pines, " 4 22 u 5 55 ' amlet, * 5 10 " 6 53 * 'adesboro, " 5 54 " 8 11 " onroe, " 6 43 " 9 12 ^ liarlotte via S. A. L.......... *8 30ji:n *10 25 pn tester, via 8. A. L *S 10 a in *10 4T pn luintiia, C. N. a L., tC 00 pn: linton, S. A. L *9 45 am *12 10 an reenwood, ' 10 35 " 1 07 air BBKVILLE, " 11 05 ' 1 40 " Iberion, " 12 07 p m 2 41 " thens, u 1 15 * 3 45 " inder, " 1 59 " 4 30 " tlanta, (Central Time) 2 50 " <5 20 " "NORTHBOUND. No. 402. No. 88. tlanta.vlaS.A.L.(ConU T.)?12 00~n'n"-*7~SOpni binder, w "2 40 p m 10 42 " thens, " 3 16 " 11 2G " Iberton, " 4 15 * 12 33 am BBEVILLK '? 5 IS " 1 40 " rcenwood, " 5 41 ' 2 09 " llnton, " *6 84' a ?3 05 " iltimblu, C. N. St L., It. It.. t? "U oiii liestor, " 13 j tn 33 am infinite, via r?. A. L "10 25 p in 8 SO ain onroc, via 8. A. L. *9 40 p in *(i 05 am arnlet " <11 23 " 8 15 ' lo tr> 30 am *12 30 pm mthern I'inea, " "12 14 am *9 20 am aleigh, " 2 16 am 11 35 am cmlmnn " 3 28 a m *1 00 pm irhatn via 8. A. L +7 32 am t4 09 pm irham " |5 20 pm +11 10 am r eld on, " *1 55 am *3 00 pm Ichniond, A. C L? S 15 " (i ,50 ' imhineton, via Punn. .iK 12 31 p in 11 10 pm altiinnre, u 1 4.3 p in '.2 48 am biladelph!a, M 3 50 pm 3 45 am owYork, " ?6 23 " 0 53" irUmuuth, 8. A. L., 7 30 am 5 50 pm orfiilk, ?. *7 50 " 6 05 " ilv. +I)?ilv. ex. Snnilav. IDailv ex. Monday, . 103 unci 102, "The At'fintu Special," Solid Yesil Train ol Pullman Beeper# and Couohcs boWashington and Atlanta, also Pullman rs between Portsmouth and Chester, S. C. 41 and :1X. "The 8. A. L. Express," Solid Uoaotus and Pullman Sleepers between Portsi and Atlanta. Co in pat y Sleepers between iblaund Atlanta. i trains make immediate connections at AtlanMontgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Texas, Cali, Mexicc, Chattanooga, Na.shville, Memphis, i, Florida. Tickets, Sleepers, apply to B. A. NEWLAND, Gen. Act., Pass. Dept. G Kimball H?uso, Atlanta, Oa, GEO. Mis. P. BATTK.Tiav. Pass. A(ft. Charlotte, N. C. E. St. JOHN. Vicc-Pres. ami Ocn'i. Mgr. V. E. MuBKK, Gen'l. Superintendent. II. W. B. GLOVEB, Traffic Manager. T.J. ANDERSON, Gen'. Pass. Agent. General Offices: Portsmouth, Va. ltestauraut. mid announce to my Iricnds am! custoers thai I have moved my KKSTAUT to Colli ran'h Block, on WflHliingtou I, wliere I will be glad ro nerve tlie pubth UK good meals an the piovislouH ol larket will ail'ord. HARRIET E. ADAMS. 1, num. !HA lil) OANTT, I t now prepared to do ill A'ork In his department in the best lerandat reasonable charges. Monthly tiiers shaving, hair cutting and shamK 91 per month. Rasors honed and put bast condition for 25 cents each. i not only want to live rich, but to die the best, easiest and safest way to do is to take a life policy at onco in the lers, with Aiken A Kllis. TALES OF THE TROGANS. The Rig Jleelliin* co <<riiclnn<tl9 Oti>11 in e ron s .Summer Visilorn?A Breaking I.<MMe of lioozr. Trov.S. C. Auir. 30. 'U7. Major Glover was thrown from "his hors recently and badly hurt. He 1h getting wei again. The Methodist quarterly conference con veued here?Presiding Elder Harmon li charge. He thinks the brethren area llttl slow this year. Rev. A. 8. Rodgers, from Rock Hill, S. C preached a good sermon In toe A. R. I church last nlgtit. ills church should b proud of him. He Is a rising young mlnlstei Miss Lucretia Lyon, a charming youn , lady from Mt. Carmel, Is visiting relatlvt hero and at Liberty Hill. What means these many visits to Libert, Hill? The early fall will reveal this. Mr. John Devore, from Newberry was Mi Home's guest last week. Mr. R. \V. Smart has been elected prlnc , pie of Parksvllle school. His sister, Mlt Rosabel, has a position In Converse college, i Miss May Rodgers, after a visit of som ; months in south-west Georgia, lias returue I to the home of her uncle, Mr. J. S. HaverB. i Mrs. William Caldwell, from Augusta, I , here at her father-in-law's, Mr. Isaac Calc : well's. 1 Prof. H. L. Scafe was hero last week ge . ting ready lor the opening of school on th i 1Mb. i Misses Sarah Sibert and Lama Gable ar , down near Phoenix. i Miss Issabelle Dendy Is In Greenwood vli > tllng relatives. Rev. T. W. Sloan baptised nine children 1 i the A. R. P. Church yesterday. , The Infant of Mrs. W. T. Jay, < 1 Bradley, was burled in the Cemetary bei yeBterdny. f Mrs. Reynolds and daughter of Augusta . are on a visit to Mr. Jessie Reagln's family. Miss Janie McCasltn, one of Bradley' t pretty young ladles, spent several days hei r lust week. t Miss Annie Robinson, who has been spenc , in;i some time with Miss EtHe McComo, r< I turned to her home last Friday. She cupt vated several Trogans while here. I The ordinance of baptism will be admlnl , tered here in the Baptist church the secon - Sabbath of next month at eight oclock, P. \ Mr. J. S. Burnett and Mr. Jim Crawford at . in Clay Hill, Ga., to see Br. II. L. Culberson . family. , Rev. T. W. Sloan will preach In Charlotl t next Sabbath. There will be no services 1 s the A. R. P. church. Mrs. D. W. Lawton came from Woodru i last week on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Fowle When walking up main street Just step i at Mr. J. S. Russell'saod see those beautlf) i dress good.*, velvets, silks, and every thlu I else that is needed. They have the greatei i variety with pi ices to suit the times. } We hear great complaint at the incessai I shooting of bats in the Incorporate limits i II town. . Mrs. W. B. Milwee, from Greenwood, i! here with relatives. ? THfl fo?.mflra om oil hllQV niP.lclnflT P.ftttn ard saving fodder. Mr. and Mrs Cheatham, of Augusta, are i the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. T. 1 Bell. j Messrs. Jim and Jonah Anderson, froi i Pelza, are with their parents near here. I We have heard of "Red Letter days" an I'Opening days" and "Blue Fridays.'1 Whic name should be attached to last Friday heri It seemed the losset oi some hellish dispel sary had been turned and all the conten poured In one continuous stream throug our town. The adjective should be d<? crlbed In the superlative degree. The shair and disgrace Is bad enough but there Is som ; thing more. He sure your sins will And yc out. Miss Carrie Russell Is visiting friends i Bold .Springs. Born on the 29th to Mrs. T. E. Bell, I daughter I During the recent rains the NVintersei bridge fell in. ! Mr. J. E. Bradley Is rebuilding the bridj > across Long Cane at Patterson's bridge. It was our pleasure to. attend all the pri traded meetings, and all had good preacl ! ing. The A. It. Presbyterians began c i Friday the 20th. The pastor was ably assim ed by Hov. S. \V. Reld, who was good to bi i gin' and It seemed that each sermon was tb ; best. He Is among the best and his piaii i pointed and heart searching sermons mad us feel how little we had done for the cauf of Christ. Mr. Rled Is not a stranger amou - us here, and we have a warm feeling lor hii L in our hearts. His talk to Ihe children dui lng the meeting could not have been excel ed, arid It greatly Impressed the older on< as well as the children. There were seven accexslons to the church. All seemed to tab great interest and the ladies prayermeetlni which were separate, were well attended, au each felt it her duty to do her best, lie' n a Phllinu .Ir.. of Rraillev rave us tfc closing sermon which was full of good ad vie May we all profit by these meetings,resist U many temptations and do with our mlgt whatever our bands may find to do. Nick. New Telephone*!. Subscribers to the teiephono Rystern wi please add the following name their cards: John A. Harris, residence, !H>. Dr. L. T. Hill, office, US. < Cures all bad blood diseases with Africnni , For sale at Speed's. Put up your fruit with the American Pr serving Powder and Liquid. For sale j Speed's. : For Sale or Rent. i the abbeville inn is for sal ? or rent. Terms easy. Apply to MRS. M. M. MILLER, at the Ion. ; MISS RACHEL HEMPHILL Typewriter and Stenographer. Legal papers prepared and al kinds of copying done on abort notice 1 Prices reasonable. i Office?No. 3, National Bank Building , upstairs. 1 Surveying and Platting. LANDandTown Lots. Also Terracing, Le^ ellng and Grading. Aocurate work don w here local attraction makes a Compass ui reliable. T. C. ANDERSON, Ninety Six, S. C. March 10,1897.-I2m i WALTERLMILLER Attorney at Law. .Abbeville, S. C. I also represent a number of Investmen Companies. Loans made on Abbeville c Greenwood City real estate. 1 OFFICE on Law Kange. 1 ; Davidson ; College. . . Davidson, N. C. Sixty-Fifth Year. . . . . September 9, 1897. Ten Professors and Assistants, rour otic nunc uiiuuimui ?. Three Courses for Degress. Classical, , lternrv Scientific, nathematlcal, Literary, Biblical. Terms Reasonable . . . .... Send for a Catalogue. J. B. SHEARER, Pres't. June 23, 1HOT. | 0TO DEAD. rpiIE NATURAL PROMPTINGS OF Till human heart goes out in tenderness fo I the (lend,and weshow respect for ourselves b; ; giving a decent burial to our friends as thej go out from amongst us. J. I. SIGN, UNDERTAKER | has two FINE 1IEAKSES, one lor the whiti ! people.and one for the colored people. Ill l einbaimes bodies, and keeps on baud ALL LINDS OF COFFINS, I from the cheapest to the finest. lie takes orders for all kinds of MONU >1KNTS and HKADSTONIvS. When the Kervlces of an Undertaker li needed, or monuments are wauled, call on J. W. SIGN, Telephone No. 40, Shop. Rosldenc, No. &5. July 13,1S%. If . . ' ' . ' v. ' .<?<?- ; " -.y ;|} A NEW EN J FOR ABBE ? 15 \VILL BE PREPARED IN A SHORT W ?? pair wook on Machinery, Engines, BI< , A thine In this city. ; J It Ifl my intention to enlarge my Bicycle ? i A O V\1 T 1 r? fi /\f TJ T ATT/ll O r, j ^ A liiui/ ui uivjr u ! # I am now prepared to do any kind of blc # Wheels, making any broken part of a wheel, i ^ ordered an Enameling Oven, Vulcauizer, La ' m ery necessary for a first-clans repafr shop. Having secured the services of Mr. W. C. li pared to do all kinks of IHj* ^ JPJumbling and J e ^ d i If you are thinking of putting in Water 1 " faction and prompt work. Other workmen 1 Is # creases. ? Let Us Estimate on Your . W 0 0 It Is my Intention to fit np a First-class ] \ that comes along, from a coffee pot to a stear ^ i Machinists Sent in the Cot )f 5 Machinery Work. r >. d Vei e 5 O. P. H I- ^ P. S.?The Harness and Leather Buslnes e- ^ ^ 8 d 1. 8 Where Shall we J AT ; . BDUCATB j <j ' ) ft Our Daughters? || II III of ? ? 05- *5- V Is | 1 Why 2 if! BECAUSE : h it? ]. , n 1st Ills a Christian u ? ! 2d. It is thoroughly >e ment. e,u 3d. It is the cheaf it State. tFbls la a 4th. There is no bett 11 the South. ?e \ SHOES! SHOE e a. le For 60 days from June 10th, we will sell an; Tf tTAn nofifl flnvl hlncr In 1 he PhOG line VOU J g J o ii ing fast, and the sizes will soon be broken. i- We have^Z^=^ j? 8doz.pair8 of Ladles' White Kid e lOdoz. pairs Ladles' Black Oxfor S doz. pairs Ladles' Black Oxford ^ Chlldrens' Fine Shoes Id Low qc >e Jas. A. Banister's and Louis Crossetts Gen1 fg Drew Sllby's Ladles Fine Sooes. There are 11 sett's, Bannister's and Selby's goods. Try a COBB & M " . Old Store o -I DON'T YOU WANT L n I Want to sell you have the following I handle only a superior quality of Oil i to the best that 18 sold in id is inaraei. By the Single Gallon, 170. Thri '' per Gall( I have a pood assortment of oneand F1 prices. If you will buy a can I will buy for 15c. a gallon. This Ad. Is intended Amos ' $ W. S. COTHEAN, t Proprietor, TBI ABBEVILLE if We are prepared to fill a] ? Rough Lumber, Doors, Sash, ! a Brick, Lime, Cement, In she " 5 construction of a House, ; ^VWW UUV $ Buist's Qar ? AT j Harrison & i ^ We havo bought the Seed and Sla I Q k Co. ami OFFEIt BARGAINS. r ' WM. H. PARKER, President. JULIUS H. DuPR I The Farmers' Bank DEPOSITS SC , H tt m Does GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Buy Hons. A Havings Department has been esta wards. Interest at 4 per cent, payable quarterly. ] Increase rapidly. Directors? W. 11. Parker, A. W.. j McUeo, P. B. Speed, K. M. liaddon, Dr. K. fc.. Uarrlsi ' ??? TERPRISE ; IVILLE! . | HfLE TO no any KIND OF RE- 5 sycies, Pipe Fitting, and in fact any- w Business and put in J [achinery and Supplies 2 ycle work Ruch as Brazing, Truing W , putting in new Rims, etc. I have A the, Drill Press, nnd all the machin- J Parker, a fine machinist, I am pre* d Pipe Fitting* % 5 Works see us. We guarantee satis- 0 evlll be employed as the demand in- m Job Before Placing It. 5 Repair Shop, and repair anything \ n engine. W intry to do Engine or Write Us. j[ # ry respectfully, m AM3XOTVD. 5 s will be conlluued as heretofore. ^ I 1M THE Due West. . Female | College. M Institution. ? v equipped In every depart ' 'V.'iS est Female College In the 9t statement will be verified. er location for a College In S! SHOES! :;j y pair of Shoes In the house at coot. had bttter come early, as we are sell ''."'a OR fa .'b'Si Slppers to run at 81.10. d Ties Old price, 81.50. To soil now at$1.20 1 Ties. Old price, SI 25. To sell now, 90. larters, Tan and Black, to go at cost. la Fine Shoes to goat cost. Also no belter Shoes made than Cros. pair and you will buy no other. cDAVID. } f C. P. Hammond & Co. -4 IGHT ? your Kerosine Oil, and to do so inducements to offer for SPOT CASH TRADE : md guarantee It to be equal to se Gallons and up, 16 1-3 Dn. ve Gallon Cans at rock bottom a Can I will All it tbe first time lor your benefit and mine. i 13. Morse. Manager, T JIM It U orders for Dressed and # Blinds, Frames, Shingles, J "\ irt anything needed in the g A den ?)eed $ ; Game's $ tionery Business of H. VV. Lawson * TV (iMTTH V? President ii* ff * ?vv n E, Cashier. 1 : of Abbeville. J JLICITED. ^1 SST5.000 I ? J ~ ~ ? B 6,500 I h and sella Exchange and makes Colec- | bliMhed. Amouuts received of 81 and up- B lanuary. April. July, October. Small sav 9 Smith, W. C. McOowan, J. R. Bluke, H. I' 1 " J