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H B W W ' The Abbeville Press and B^idli Y HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1899. ESTABLISHED fo4|j|j r? 1^1 r iSTiii As the year closes we pro ? > \ pose to close out several lots of \goods at almost no pi-ice at all. H|HLr For instance, you can buy of j us as long as they last a $15.00 Overcoat for $5.00. We have HT Inn mnnv IW lPT\TNTOSH 1 Coats, therefore, will make prices on them lower than ever. And as to Men's and Boy's Suits, an inspection is all we ask and promise not to fail to sell when quality and prices [ are considered. Our $1.00 and $150 flat9 are the very best, tbut money can buy for these I prices. See our bargains in I Hats at 50 cents. Lr No one can afford to ignore * our/ solid leather Shoes for men, women and children. We have the exclusive sale of I Geo. G. Snow's Shoes and they | are as near perfection as money and brains can make therr and the prices are no higher It loan interior bnoes are sola at. |T;r You will save money and your IT' feet too by giving u^a call for l Shoes. A splendid' line of [ * heavy solid leather Boots, bran I new stock. CaM for . them, f Blankets, Underwear, Flannels, Dress Goods, Shirts, &c., at great bargains. In fact I every day in this year will be I a bargain day at our store, and I we urge every one to take advantage of Ibis opportunity. i W. JOEL SMITH & SON. I ills ME flU "For the Construction oi I Twenty Cottages. I mHE ABBEVILLE COTTON MILL COM I X paDy invites bids for the construction o I TWENTY COTTAGES at their mill, slmlla I Id every particular to those already od th< I groand. The Company reserve the right u I reject all bids. Cash will be paid on oontraots awarded. I For farther particulars, apply at the offio lot the mill. ? B. F. BAILEY, I* President. \r^n tn 1QQQ I.*ow* C. C. GAMBBELL, M. D.f Physician and Snrgeon, ABBEVILLE, 8. C. Mr Office Id the National Bank, gay 23. 189S. tf Law Brief* At Slaty Cents a Pftge.Rf typ?igood print, beat? paper 25coplei pplytoPreai ^Banner, Abbeville, 8.5. i- i ' ' * ' \ / ' \ ,! ? rs. ^ t . ' j, A ' v-; ! i-"; i"/ 7' - ?!fvi I ' '*1 . . rfj '; few cays ^i C .":3 Z-i W'j SZOCK. , / ?>> . . :.?C I LK-- ^ $ . ujtut.i-'" KM V'.i" r* The Press and Banner. ABBEVILLE, S. C. AS-Pabllnhed every Wednesday at $2 a year la advance. i ' - t Wednesday, Jan; 4, 1899. ] ? ? f C End of Tolnme XXXI, of the Christian j Neighbor. With this Issue?December 29, 1898?the 1 Thlrty-flrst Volume of the Christian 1 Neighbor ends. Though relegated to the ' past, along with Its predecessors, It will. If . considered, speak to the present and fatnre generation just what Is said In 1898. The editor feels now, as be has felt In oloslng pre- * ceeaiufr voiuuiro. tu uso. iuu r aiuer iu ucnvcu to forgive all tbat Is wrong or erroneous la the volume, aotl to bless tbat wblcb Is right 1 and free from error. May we. In future j realize more fully the accountability wblcb 1 attaches to tbe editorship of a newspaper?a J religious paper?a Christian Paper and J consequently an anti-war and Peace paper. 8 We trust tbat some of our readers may make mention of this editor In tbelr prayers.?Chris- f tlan Neighbor. J Tbe editor of the Press and Banner, from g tbo truest and best impulses of his heart, ex- * tends sincere wishes Jor tbe welfare of tbat * old and proved servam of the Lord. He has a long battled for peace on earth and good will e to men. Tbe Rev. Bldl H. Browne, has served 1 day and generation conscientiously, persistently and intelligently, and be deserves tbe love and respect of all mankind. His ? labors on earth will win for him a crown J of great glory In the world to which be is t hastening. He has to his credit a long and t useiul life?a life of faithful service to his Mak- j er, and a long life of labor for tbe physical t and spiritual welfare of bis fellowmen. ? He has been a preacher for fifty years, * and Miliar for thlrtv vears. And in all . that time, and In eacb position, bis great influence has been for good. ; ( i Question of Steam Power. Tbe Greenwood Journal has pat in a new Cottrell press and steam power. We con- i gratulate tbe Journal on lb 1b evidence of.suc- 1 cess. It should not, however, in remarking * on it claim too mucb. It says it is tbe only I offioe between Colombia and Greenville tbat : uses steam power. The Herald and News < , has used steam for several years and we have ? also been using for two years a Cottrell Book I and "Job press. We think Its neighbor, the ' Press ana Banner, also uses steam and has a 1 well equipped office. It will do no good to claim too much.?Newberry Herala and News. Our neighbor, the Greenwood Journal, Is ' mistaken as to tbat office being tbe only office j between Colombia and Greenville to use steam power. I Tbe Anderson Intelligence fend tbe Dae 1 ' We8t|A8soclate Reformed Presbyterian put i In steam plants about twenty years ago. The Press and Banner put In p,n engine j about eight or nine years ago. As to the presses, the Press and Banner has ? one first class Campbell, one Babcock press, 9 and three Gordons, i ? 1 Stockholders Meeting. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Farmers Bank of Abbeville. S. C., will - be held at their backing office at 12 o'clock, Wednesday, January 11th, 1899. J. H. DuPRE, Dec. 27, 1898. tf. Cashier. Notice to Tresspassers. ALL PERSONS are hereby warned not to hunt, flsh, or otherwise trespass upon the lands of the undersigned. F. E. HARRISON. u Dec. 20, 1889. HUGH WILSON. \ ,i. . V ' J * < \*J ' * 1 -;> ' i ^ j v / The Wes 2*,000 OFFICES IN THOS^ Receiver's No. S.Bx. QTJKm the following m OE.INJJ on back hereof, To Mr. A Rem; and dispo Wo Pdi MJLVS. JkVU. t . : ! ' ^ t ye-L CO 00 vl:P. \A / \ ' t C;K ' *n r,-\\io Th.p ; v -/ V / lO? i ? ^ ^ < 'U 11 ; 'V by. January 7th, we \\ a R V4 li*V A; ??, /> CONTRIBUTED LOCALS. ' " W" What "ir".4iew -ud Hearf on Hii Ronndi About the City. Abbeville, 8. C., Jan. 3.1899. . REFLECTION ON 1893. Good-bye old year, good-bye, yen, tbon art lumbered with the past; gone, and gone former. Daring tby stay many golden opporunities have been sllgbted. much good that night have been done, left undone. Let ub ben as we enter 1899 profit by the past, and elzeevery opportunity fordoing good,speak l kind word to those In trouble, cheer the amt, and lift up the fallen. Andlnso doing >ur own hearts will be made glad, and this rear ol our life will be brighter, being filled vlth sunshine all the way through. May the idHor, and every reader of the Press and ianner have a happy and prosperous New fear. MOVING ABOUND. Capt. John Lyon have moved up on Laurel 1111 to tbe bouse belonging to Mr. J. Allen Imltb in tbe suburbs of tbe elty. Mr. Amos B. Morse will move tbls week ino tbe store room recently occupied by Mr. J. Ulen Smith, Jr., on White'B block Just beween the stores of A. Cohen and W. T. Penley where he will be pleased to see bis cusomers and friends, and will be prepared to erve them with better bargains than ever. Mr. J. Allen Smith, Jr., will move into one ?f tbe bandsome new stores on Trinity street ust below A. M. Hill & Sons stables, which is tow beiug made ready for him. This is a ;ood stand, everything new and fresh, and dr. Smith will begin the New Year under >rigbt and favorable circumstances. His took will be complete in every department, ind more attractive than ever. His custom* irs and friends will And him in bis new quarera nicely fixed up at an early day. ' NEW FIRMS. Mr. J. R. Glenn, who has been with W. Joel imltb & Sons for maoy years, now throws >ut hls-business card to tbe public. Mr. Glenn s a first-class business man, and is well and nost favorably known to tbe people of Ab3e vine county. He. too,will occupy one of the lew stores on Trinity street next to that of Hr. J. Allen Smith, Jr. His stock will oonilstof general merchandise, and will be fresh ind new and offered at hard pan prices. Mr. ilenn is a steady, reliable and go abead fouDg man and deserves, and will no donbt ecelve his full share of public patronage. HILFORD & DUPRE. This new firm occupying a central position >n the nubllo square, have had their store oom remodeled and nicely pa Id ted so that everything within presents a neat and fresh ippearance, bright and clean as a new pin. L'ney have put In some handsome show canes ind prescription case, and are already receivng tbelr slock which Is new and fresh, fhese two young men have been In business n Abbeville (separately) for a number of pears, and have already gained the entire sonildence of the public, and now that they ire together, will most assuredly receive .heir full share of public patronage. They will be glad to see tbelr rrlendH and extend to ibem a cordial greeting in their new quarters. dr. j. e. c. wright. Our people will be glad to know that Dr. Wright, although but recently moved to Abbeville, has met with that success In bis practice, that makes him btlll remain with ub. Dr. Wright has re-rented the bouse belonging lit Mr. Jannar Link.whlcb.be will occudv igaln this year. His office fur tbe present will be at his residence. Our people are glad to see all new comers prosper lu our midst. We have a beautiful historic cily, a big beartad, generous people, and plenty room for as many good people as may cast their lot with us. DWELLING BURNT. Mr. J. W. Boyd, who lives on the Savannah Ride, near old Lodimont, had bis dwelling, with furniture, and provisions, entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning, the 27tb instant. Fire supposed to have caught from the chimney. Insurance on the building about six hundred dollars. Value of property, to say nothing of furniture and provisions, estimated at over one thousand dollars, thereby entailing a heavy loss on Mr. Boyd and lamily. v ioiiuiw vuajniiiu An J7 uv/mui Miss Nanny Major and Miss Mamie Rampey, of Greenwood, spent several days last week with their friend Miss Bessie Edwards. Miss Daisy Mooring, of Raleigh, N. C., Is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Lyon. Mies Mooring is an accomplished young lady, well skilled in mut-lc, with a sweetclear birdlike voice. Many friends remember with pleasure her visit here several years ago. Miss Lily Uuckabee, Miss Nellie Mosely and Miss Ida Hawthorn, three of Lowndesvllie's prettiest and sweetest young ladles, spent the holidays in Abbeville as the guests of Mrs. J. R. Bl^ke and other friends. Mr. John Brooks 1b In the city after an ab% ' v < 4) V; j\ \y' : ' % '?h j t v"*' """S-" tern -Union Telegraph INCORPORATED. AMERICA. CABLE SERVIE TC r. ECKERT, President and Genera Time Filed. 10.45 A. M. essage mbject to the terms which are hereby agreed to. Baltimore, Md., Ja: . Nelson, Abbeville, ain in Abbeville for >se of stock as chea] fuse no offers. Schloss Bi Abhoviile, from th: zht poople of Abbeville C; /i1! 'pinrm o!1 ** A^ !*o? n? ./ 'it! w i; UILH wLu M l l\J m iC- y ^* ^3 * I -/ '?( ? ? \ li-i. \ 1 ^ aence of nine years. visiting his old home, anA-frtraas Who were glaaxo x?e him and to know be Is doing well in home Mllledgevllle, Georgia. Mr. Ed. Neal spent a most pleasant Christmas at bis old home, Glover, Virginia.' While tbere be witnessed tbe marriage of bis sister, Miss Ola, whom many friends here remember so pleasantly. Mr. Walter D. Tnsten, of Houston, Texas, arrived in tbeolty last Monday morning and Is now quite sick at tbe home of bis brotherin-law, Mr. W. W. Bradley. His Abbeville friends welcome him home and hope he will soon be well. Mr. and Mrs. Ingell, of Durham, N. C., and Mr. Hays and son, of Salisbury, N. C., were tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Collett dnrJjjjt Tftflt WG?l? Mrs. H. C. Huntley, of Salisbury, N. C., has been quite slob for several montbs, and came to Abbeville last week to spend a while wltb ber sister, Mrs. Collett, wltb the hope that tbe change would prove beneflolal. This is IKo AhllHhAArl hnma r%f Mm Hnnt lor and hftP host of friends here hope she will Roon be folly restored to her usual health. She was formerly Miss Orene Hughes. Mr. Blaln Cray ton, of Anderson, arrived In the slty last Monday and will take the place of A r. DuPre In the store of Dr. F. E. Harrison. _ Prof. J. E. Todd and W. T. Cowan, of Due West, were In the olty last Monday. Mr. Cicero Hughes, of Walhalla, Is in the city Bhaking hands with his old frlendB. almost a fibe. At the Abbeville Ion on last Monday morning at an early hour Mr. Melson was awakened by a dense smoke, and on looking arouod found a mattress on one of the beds In an adjoining room on lire and I? full blaze. He seized the burning mattresaJkd threw it out of the window. But for d^B^aely aid Abbeville might have had and^^M^ bio hog Messrs. Gordon and OeornMB|we champion ho? ralaerfi of oTHQ weeks ago they killed a fine hEJWHBHE about 525 pounds gross, and on IHBH luey ouionerea lis mate, jum id to the day, this one 512 pounds net. ^HEBk beat thene city raised pigs. ON THE WING. The following men are out of employmelfl for the present: ^ Mr. Bam Agnew ana Mr. Lambert Caldwell outot Haddon's. Messrs. Marlon Mann, Mack Henry and Watson oat of Rosenberg's & Co. Messrs. Mouely, Hodges and Perrln out of the Btore of A. B Morse. Mr John M. Gambrell out of the store of Mr. George White, and who has secured a situation already with R. M. Haddon & Co., where he will be glad to see his friends. These are all good business men and bat for the dull times would have retained their places. VISITORS RETURNING HOME. Mrs. J. F. C. DnPre and Fin, Prof. A. M* DuPre, after a pleasant week's stay In the olty left last Monday for Clemson. Ml88 Pearl and Miss Nora Duckett and Miss Lilian Austin, after a delightful visit to Mends In Abbeville, left for their homes In Greenwood last Saturday. CCTBAN EXODUS. Messrs. Chalmers Hughes, Tom Seals, Jr., Bud 81gn, Will Perrln, Bob Cochran, white, Richard Romans, colored left town last Monday, going to Savannah, from which point they expect to sail for Cuba. DEATH OF LITTLE CORNELIA ROBERTSON. Died on Wednesday after, December 28th, 1398,1 Cornelia, aged 11 months, babo 01 Mr. and Mrs. T. Lawton RoblDBon ai their home In the city. The Reaper whose name Is Death has entered the fold and once more plucked one of the fairest flowers only to transplant It In the garden above to live and blossom forever. "One link less In love's fond chain, Oue more with the Angels; Beyond the reach of grief or pain? At home, at rest, In heaven." Miss Lizzie Pepper, of Bellon, S. C.. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lawton Robertson. Locals ?>f J. Allen Smith, Jr. A fresh lot of Grandeur Flour on hand and at reusonable prices. A barrel new crop of Molasses. rVkttsin U/>nH Monl CI 1A o onnlr wvvv/u uvou wn>i| uoiKoicu at (iav c* w?va Don't forget our Stoves when needing oae. Besides Stoves we have Hollow Ware and Tiu Ware. A lot of Bagging and Ties cheap. A Fresh lot Oat Flakes, 10c and 25e. See our Men's Dress Shoe, $1.00. Don't tail to get prices on Flour. One caseouting Just received at ?L?ddon. ; ; \} V I 41 y /' % ' ?/' *% \j a. | :'M> t-u ' / ' PJ a , -V-'~ $3 ? v- ^. y1 Compnny. ) ALL THE WORLD. 1 Manager. Check. 15 Paid. a. 3, 1899. ri few days, p as possi 'os. & Co. >ve teleeram we will r3unty< Ihe benefit of th t to take steps at'once ' <? 6 >? if ' fe' . . * \i 4*r" ' br is V >i il.sr a | j .*,' , _ ? \ ~"r2, fi ^7 '-" v4 i?" jT ^ * f ' '" ^'i-j % OFF FOB CUBA. - ... : The 8vt?nd is Gone to K? . Ifotes. Camp Onward, Savann&ix, Qa, It bas been some time since any locale ap neiired In the Press and Banner. I suppose I Is because tbe regiment baa been In a state o excitement for tbe past two week*. Christmas has oome and gone with very lit tie excltemeat In camp. Most of tbe boy were strapped, benee there was not mnol drunkenness daring Christmas. Tbe regiment baa won tbe praises of tb oltlzens of Savannah by tbelr gentlemanly conduct in and around Savannah. So inucl so tbat the Mayor and oltlzens have senti petition to Washington asking that we t> left here on provost 9* Pay day has oome again. Tbe regimen waa mustered last Saturday. Company H now has two men In the city o Havana, Caba. Tbey bave been detaohed a provost for headquarters. Mr. Wm. T. flow land, of Donalds, has re cently been mastered In Company H as oook Messrs. Pat Henry and J. J. Martin are her wltb Company H waiting to be mustered in Privates Wm. B. Griffith and Arthur Strad ley bave reported for duty to tbe company Tbey were taken sick with typhoid fever li Jacksonville. Private Stall C. James Is the only one tha has not reported for duty yet. He Is In tb hospital, Fortress Monroe, va. Alas, it seems tbat our dream is about to b< realized. We have orders, If exeoated, wll place tbe regiment in Cnba by tbe time thl appears in print. Hurrah, for tbe Seconi Regiment I Col. Jones, tbe kind and generous beartet man that, hn ! made the reelment a Dresen of one hundred turkeys for a New Tear'' dinner. Companies A and G have been rellevec from provost duty in the olty. This is tb< first step towards Cuba. The people at borne are very tbongbtfti kabout the Boldiers. Corporal ffm, J. Nlcfcle Aas the sole recipient of a nice box frou (Sbae. H-JMcpany H was mustered into service tbi B| LvuKust, 1888, witb eighty men. 81n? 9IHi following changes have occurred Hn^^leserted.one died, one transferrei iflHM^two to hospital corps U. 8. arm; M^^^^^^arged by order rrom Washing rolled the IStb of Decembei Ll^^B^^^^ken enlisted now in the com been released from ar rest an^^H^^^^Khort for doty to bis com pany. ^HgtCCH^Xk. When a good thing b hates to pai^^^BH^Ba that way with n here In 8avaiM^^ffi^^^^ . The regular^^H^^^^^Bg provost dut; up town. Proba^^H^^^^^.Georgla wil help do provost duS^SN^^^^ Elixir. A MTTSTF.D Narrow Escape from tbe raWMM of Hnch Property. We learn that the Insurance cotWRnle have adjusted tbe losses by fire last Frlda; night. Damage to the store, $150, and Injur; to Mr. J. E. Jones's goods, 8400. Tbe darnag was greater than was at first thought, am the threatened danger was greater tban i was at first supposed to be. 1 Except for tbe prompt and energetic actio! of our fire department. In wblcb every mai did bis full duty, the block of balldlng would have been destroyed. Already tbe fir department bas saved more tban tbe cost o the entire water and fire plant. In tbe fin last Friday night, more would have been los Loan Bit luai we yaiu iui rrmvi nuiao Are apparatus. When we pat Id two sets of bose In th Press and Banner office last summer, the In surance companies promptly raised the pre m turn. Last Friday night one of our two lno! nozzles, as soon as a bole was cut in ibe floor let ibe water fly to tbe region of Ibe burnlm mass, and It is fair to suppose tbat It contrl buted Its share to setting things right If tbe fire bad not been stopped, very llttl of tbe property In tbe upper stories of th tour stores could have been saved. Law Briefs at 60 Cents a Page?Good Work 3ood Paper, Prompt Delivery. Minute cheaper than at any otber bouse. Catalogue In tbe best style. If you have printing to dc it will be to your Interest to write to tbePres and Banner, Abbeville, S. C. tf 61 pair Jadles and mjsses shoes; numbers to 8 1-2. Former price ?i.ou 10 vs. i onr cuuic on bargain oounter for SOo, at Haddon's. 52 inch black ohevolt, the popular clothfo ladles winter suits?75o to S1.25 per yard at Haddon'i. t . \ ' ? * -*7 "jjjim'w *?r.'4*Tpr r- A%TW% 1 ? r ||J ' O ? ? b M M I-M * 80s : ? '-' :;;,H :< '; *? ,i ST? 91 ; ill; I V I |Jb SW ; tea i " m 1 r.'ivfc '?&& ?. k : h\ :n.;. ; |I 'T~4 rrr * ?"* >M )NKJ? v '-., * w .T \ : ".f*j? fcv ?' * J-./ '1 /v ' ' . t3 . * # / , . ' o'li -<% t'r\ ^ : ( - ?*V wiU :?./ i .U iCiil Iw'! tr sse LOW PRICKS. in settling: in the samfe. , %v-i> ,f V . ; |l / J ,/ !* ? | ** I i a5*5"-;: v .( ) *: ? h y >2\^r ? WEST END. v A# A VAAKT , naiipCUIUAB OUU Auvawuw v? ?* nvv* Voand Here. Mr. JoelC. "Weir, of Ninety-Six, wu la the last-week. t . FrV'-A; K DnPre and blB mother left Mont day for Clem*ua c-A\-oe. '"S we?v y^fi-wSSiV^t9 ffajreat, socially speaking, that Abbeville h^ ^ad f0r years. ? Hard times were forgotten ait-, ? ?ood time , was the order of the week. Thv4 were besides the ball and german, card Vrtlesi e socials, dlnlDgs, opossum suppers, teaaabvin j fact eotertalnmeQts galore,and Its all #gbt tc ' have a *ood time when ever we eas. All a work and no play makes ns all dull boys. ? This week Is being observed as a week pi pkayer, and services are bold nightly In some . one of onr churches. Sapt. E. A. Thompson of the cotton mill r spent several days last week with friends Id B Granltevllle, B. C., and Is now in 8partanburg The New Year brings with It many change! . In the business circle of oar city. J. Allen Smith, Jr., will move to two of the new store ' rooms near Hill's stable. A. B. Morse will occapy the store made vacant by the above move. A. S. J. Cassldy will ran bis newt : slaod J. F. Miller's store. Tbere are several other obanges spokqo of bat we have been unable to ascertain definitely about them. Dr. Wall, of Atlanta, Ga., visited friends in ~ the city last Friday. D. H. Maglll, Esq., was up from Greenwood ~ Saturday. I Treasurer Blake bad bis bands fall 8atur< . day "from the early morn till dewy eve." j Belated taxpayers getting in at the eleventh boar. * Mr. J. M. Gambrell's friends, and they are , a host, will find him daring *99 with R. M. . Haddon & Co. Or course everybody tarns over at least one i new leaf New Year's day. Let us tarn ovei g several, and among them one devoted to interest of the best town in South Carolina? i Abbeville. Let as work for ber, talk for her, g and let tbe outside world know Jast what j natural advantages Bbe possesses. Abbeville Is Improving every day and wltb a little post ~ and vim tbe improvement woald be still more g rapid. ' Salesday was nnnsaally qnlet, the cold and * rough roads keeping many away from town. Mr. J. L. Burnett, who has been with P. ; Rosenberg A Co. for a number of years, will . leave in a few days for Texas to visit hit " brother. Whether be will locate in tbe Lone Star State Is anoertaln, bat his many friends here wish him a safe Journey and an early . return home. Mr. F. B. Craytou, of Anderson, arrived in e the city Monday afternoon. Mr. Crayton hae g taken charge of tbe preecrlpton department of Harrison & Games drug store. He is thor, oughly posted and is ready to carefully and I promptly serve you. He is a graduate ol pharmacy. A telegram from Capt. J. L. Perrln, 2nd 8. C. V., was received here Monday afternoon. Capt. Perrln stated that tbe regiment was Just nn th* nvn nf In a vine for Cuba. This Is the telegram: Savannah, Ga., Jan 2d, 1890. "Orders to t&Ke transport at once. Ofl tom morrow." J. L Perrln. T Mr. John Thorn, of Mlllersbnrg, Ky., visited J friends In tbe city tbe first of the week. Mr. r Tborn's borne Is In tbe rlebest of tbe rlcb blue s grass region of Kentucky. He Is a prosperoui y farmer and stock raiser. This is bis first visit y to the Palme'to State. He Is delighted with e Abbeville and we bope will pay us another 3 vU0|B the near future. Parker, Esq.. of Charleston, S. C., L. Esq., Greenville, S. C., and Tbos. Assistant Engineer U.S. N., spent this week here wltb their borne 0 WKiffln . ? ^^^HHkotton wholesale and retail at 1 ^3^?=SK^ i OIL. ' fancSReries. Prices as low as and Goods as 2 good as the best :ig-; w. mntx: "\ mllvlugwb ' ' M P-.TW' w wi..f?wi!A tSbX^K. M ' * /-<=. . vi v? v A"* 1 x$j* ' .y: / COME mo COURT, Jffl Petti Joran for Jannary T?m, 1SW. 9 M, F. Hendrix. ?Bordeaux. 3?iEM OK T\ H?ige..... PUmoml Hill. Xgjj^^B V.^p/Mnrchlson ?Abbeville. ,-,/^B^ Wm. McAdams Dne MfflW B^Li^Ba T&DB ~ "**" Ltfther Alewlne..............Diamond H11L B. H. Link ??,...Oedar Spring*. T J. B. Hollo way , ?Bordeaox. ; JnUuiBoyd^... .^.M^noUa^ jsj J ^' H a w t h ro d eMagn o 1la^ Joe J. Link ..CaLhoon Ml jl??f J. T. Bask in ? xxiwnabbyiiio, - tiimmi J. E. Bowen -Calhoun Mills.* J. M. Hackabee. Lowndesvllle. '2M W. L. DomlnlX _ ...Calhoun Mills. a W. B. Drake Donalds. ? ; N.Scbram Abbeville. H. Williams ;? Grand Jury for 1899. Burt Ferguson Diamond Hill. J. W. Young Indian Hill. i J. M. Brooks Abbeville. i.\ W. L. Bau Abbeville. N.M.Benson Abbeville. .< N. G. Brown ... Bordeaux. . / W.W.Wilson -^Lowndesvllle. 1 F. E. Ellis .. -.wrBne West. , Jas. Gilliam ...Abbeville. *' i W. P. Wldeman ?......Calhoufr\MlU8. ( Albert Glbert Calhoun Mills. N. E. Jobnson Diamond ?1111. ? ^ , | A Complete and FuH^ - J| STOCK OP THE CELEBRATED Metropolitafl Brani of Miiefl Faints ? OF _ JOHN LUCAS & CO. > ? - ' > ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE City Drug Store. PRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the < ' single can $1.20. A liberal discount to ? ? * ? *??! ?/ 1a?mva nnonMHAo ptllUUOlO UOlUjfc 1015c 4U0liVU4VB? , ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL ' I. D. IBS, SOME ' 'K rpHE place to carry your 8ICK WATCHES -i- and BROKEN CLOCKS, where they will be looked after and attended to at all hours of the day with skill and experience. No turnln<? nnn Qroao r>r lunHlns Potlantj nfl' t/> hftVft them treated'elsewhere, ?nt I will pat them going at prices to salt the timea. feiiii Presents, ClocU and JEWELRY. Prices Down. H. D. REESE, THE PEOPLE'S JEWELEB. ?? * Cobb & MoDavid are the shoe and boot peor ~ ' * ^ I Pie of Abbeville. ? % sn