The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 22, 1899, Image 5

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% ' . The Press and Banner, ABBEVILLE, S. C. *i~Pabll8hed every Wednesday at SJ i J i u auiouv-Ci Wednesday, March 22,1899. Cnll to OricHiiize NIiikIdk Convention, All persons Interested In singing In Abbe vilie County are cordialJr'invlted to meet a Midway church on the. first Saturday It April. 1K99. for the purpose of organizing i ^ County Singing Convention. Prof. Locke, o Lavonla, Ga.. and other singers with him W will be present on this occasion. We also in f vlteall persons interests! in Anderson Coun ty ,to meet wlih us. Please be on hand for t hi opening at 9 a. m Saturday morning. Wi will devote all day Saturday and all of Sun day, except 11 o'clock preaching hour, t< Blnglng. T.E.Hampton, ' Geo. T. Hodtee, | W. O. H. McClelland, J J.L.Hull, M Committee. Anderson papers please copy. *t,m . '*iqM Unclaimed Letters. Letters remaining In the Abbeville postor * flee for week ending March 7, 18!)9. r B?Vloh Brown. M. J. Brazeale, A. J. Berry i Mlsa Blester Bulder. D?Mrs. Devlin. E?Asbuary Ellison. G?J C. Goode, Miss Jana Grant. H?Harper, Cbnus Hutard. J?Mrs Lou Jelks. M?Hellen Moore, Miss Emma Martin. m N?Mrs. E. E. Nelson. A. T? Mrs. Patsy Thomas. Willie M Taller. W?Miss Mary Lou Wilson. MIsr Eliz< m Wldetoan, Bllle Wilson, Miss Nina Wilson. ? Robt. S. Link, P. M. . Back at Their Old Ntaud. LHh? Messrs. W. S. Cotbran and Mr. A. G. Faulk ner are back at tbelr old office in the Abbe ville Lumber Yard, where they will be glad t( furnish everybody with building material o every kind. They will keep the best of every thing, and their prices will suit the quality o BBH goods and the demands of the times. They will enlarge their business next Fall and include In tbelr business coal and tire Sfl wood, so that they can uotonly build a good * * * ?u rtrtol t/ r House DUl can luruiau luo wuuu ouu wo. ? keep It warm. Tbe Abbeville Lumber Company Is a fix tare. Tbere is always a good demand for tb< goods which are kept in this establishment. The Prettiest Thing in Bonnets and Hals. It is universally admitted that tbe pretties tblog la bonnets tbls spring will be prettj faces, and all faces can be made beautiful bj wearing J^rs. Taggarts' millinery. She makei tbe youug ladles' ho beautiful and attractive tbat her customers never continue with her They marry off. Mothers and fathers wbt expect to keep their daughters at home 6hould be careiul to beep tbem away frooc Mrs. Taggarts' beautiful headgear. Some mothers have kept tbeir daughters wilb them only because Mrs. Taggarts milllnerj was not brought into tbe bouse. Take notice Youog ladles who buy millinery at Mrs. Tag garts, are often greatly worried because o difficulty In deciding which lover to accept. McDill ?fc Lyon. ant Am rial nor riPAlprs In furniture ash (your atteutloD to tbelr stock. Mr. McDUl l! always In tbe more and la one of ibe mon oollglni; men to be found anywhere. He takes special pleasure In answering ever} demand for furniture of any kind. His car pets, rugs and pictures are beautiful Indeed, Besides dealing In furniture Messrs. McDlll A Lyon are undertakers. Tbelr handsome hearse and tbelr coffins are ready for those who may have lost loved ones. J. T. Jones off lo Colombia and WaahluKton. Mr. J. Y. Jones is ofl to Columbia to attend the sessions of tbe JNeal Investigation com mittee. He expects to go to Washlngtoc from Colombia to tlnlsb getting tbe fuots it hi? suit against the party who Inspired th< "Political Turncoat'' paragraph which was published in the News and Courier on the 2( of January last, and circulated all over tb< State, placing him politically with the Deai aud Tolberts. He expects to enter suit attains! tbe prime mover in the slander for S50,00( damages. Pretty Millinery. Messrs. R. M. Haddon & Co., who have foi a quarter of a century, beautified and adorned our pretty ladles with tbe choicest goods tc be trad In tbe passlnt; season are better pre pxred tban ever to make tbe homeliest young lady look as pretty as a pink, and as foi pretty girls, they Just make tbem perfect!} angelic. It may be generally acknowledged, but It 1) a fact that It is a woman's Christian duty U look as beautiful as possible. Death of E. R. Morrow. Mr. E. R. Morrow, of Coronaca, died It Savannah, Ga., last Thursday, March tb< 16th, of congestion of tbe tunics. He used u work lo this office and was a good printer and was respected and liked by both bli employer and bis co-workers. For the past year or so be has held an honorable position as operator on tbe F. C & P. R. R., and was t favorite of the offices and men of that road His body was brought to Coronaca Friday foi interment. 0 A New Firm. Messrs. Hall A Anderson two enterprises , young business men of Anderson, S. O.. bavi bought tbe Cohen stock of goods aod will con tlnue tbe business under tbe above name Mr. Mail was lormeriy a memocr <>i tuo uru of Hall <fc Milford of Anderson. Messrs. Hal & Anderson will be heartily Into the com munlty, and our people will continue t< . trade wtth tne store which has been so popu lar in the past. Smallpox In Edgefield. There is an epidemic of smallpox amonj the negroes near Parksvlile In Eflgetieli county. In all there are forty or fifty case and the disease is spreading. Those wb< have It are closely quarantined.and aresul fering on account of scarcity of food. On); three deaths have occurred. The C. K. A W. R. R. Cane. The dismantling ol the 0. K. & \V. R II _ -* has been stopped by order of tbe court, am as the case now stands threatens a clash o Jurisdiction between State and Federal courts T. P. Cothran, Esq., attorney for the owner and B. M Shuman attorney for tbe oppos! tion are here today in the Interest of tbel respective clients. , Cabbage Plant*. On account of the recent cold weather, cab ~~ bage plants in the low country have beei killed, but I am trying to get them fron another point ?Dd nope to supply my cubic mers this week or early next week. I an dolne what lean to get them but have n< control over the weather. C. P. Hammond. Wauleil. Reliable salesmen to sell our complete llni of Paints. Varnishes, etc. Good position am liberal terms for right man. Address, W. W Stoddard &Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 6t Honor to Our Townrnnnn, Hon. F. II Gary. in behalf of the General Assembly, Hon. F B. Gary has been invited to make the addres of welcome in Charleston to the re-unlon o the Confederate Veterans, which takes plac v In May. The Missionary Socitles of the M. E. cburcl will have an Easter "egg hunt" at Klugb' park, Saturday afternoon, April 1st, at 4.3 o'clock, for "tots" and grown folkB aB well. J little gift fur each child at the gate. Admit eion lOcts. Mr. M. B. Syfan, baggage Master on tb< Southern road, has been ordered to take i Elace on the Union line, and Mr. P. D Klugl as been appointed to the place which he va cates. The Post Office at Ninety-Six has been d? Btroyed by fire. It belonged to Joe Tolber and Is supposed to have been destroyed b; the work of an incendiary. mps. Evans, wife of Mr. James Evans, dlei Monday night. She leaves a husband and i large family of children. Pbebident Bailey went to Columbia las Friday to hurry forward the brick for th cotton id 111. Miss Mary Hemphill's account of he trip to Ninety-Six was the chief attraction o the Medium last week. J. W. Mooke, Master of Greenwood County was in town last Friday on business and visli lug friends. Gen. Hemphill was in Atlanta one da last week. Bruce's LochIn. Norfolk oysters at Bruce's restaurant. Bruce's restaurant furnishes Norfolk oyt ters from 10 cents upwards. Bruce's restaurant furnishes 10 cent lunche and meals at 25 cents. Bruce's restaurant will ei ve one dozen frle< oysters for 25 cents. Milk oyster stews '2 cents. Raws 10c, 15c and 25 cents. Served i the best style. Get a Columbia Bicycle from C. P. Hatu naon and enjoy the Spring. i - i ! , l REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 1 Ah Urrorilnd in llio ffefli**** nl a tH'UlV Auditor. \ ; DONALDS. \ . Cox. Blgby & Co to J S Fowler, 1 lot, s7.'>\l;,n fc 12, 1S9.\ bounded l>y land-* ol L A Ktitruy''"! Mrs E < Donalds. Bull Road and others. V Jas C and # B Rasor, p.xecutor* Rasor\es" tate, to John M Kasor, 1 2-5 acres, j'lAwfi 25, bounded by lands of John M Rasor, ReiV ben Posev and Whltlock land". \ John M Kasor to Samuel Washington, ./as . Robinson and IU' 'J'ageart, trustees.4 15 acres. S22.50, Aug 2-'!. 1S9S, bounded by lands of J M Rasor, Reuben Fosoy and J J Rictile. Mrs Emma L Bowie to .1 S Fowler, 1 lot, - S200. Aug 18, lX'S, bounded by lot of Baptist t church, lana of H F MeGee, J S Fowler and i L A Shannon. ? Peg^y E Rasor to B Luther Johnson, 1 1-8 f acres, $14 06. May 7,1&%, bounded by lauds of , | Mrs Jane Johnson, Will Erwin and the said - Fegey E Rasor. Walter L Miller. Master, to Mrs V I) Lee, 220 b | acres, $500, Jan 10, 1S09. bounded by lands of B j l)r J L Miller, Jas Prultt. estate J J Cunnlng ham, and known as the Sanders tract. J Jas F Agnew to R B McDowell, 15 acres, $75, Jatl 7, ISiW, Dounueu oy ihuus ui i tuower, Martha Taggart and Turkey Creek. Wm Sfawrlebt to K W Seawrtj:ht, 40 acres, $500, Jiin 21, 1899, bounded by lands of Jas K Agnew, J H Seawright, GT Smith and others. due west. i J L Robinson to D A Crawford, It O Bran* i yon and J W W Branyon, trustees ori School! District No. 87 of the late division, 1 Kot, 815, , Aug 10. 189S, adjoining lands of thesalfd J L Robinson and DrJohn Robinson * \ A Seldem Kennedy to Ella NVharton, 1 lot, SI, Dec 7, 1S98, bounded by lands of colored Presbyterian church, estate J N Kennedy, Ellen Wharton and Calvin Armstrong. \ J A Nance to J N Nance, S9 9 10 acres, S!?0i\ Nov 26, 1898, bounded by laDds of J M Bell} Richard Brownlee, Henry P McGee and others. 5 John W Smith and Sherard C Smith to A B Shirley and O P Williams, 111 acres, 8WX), Feb 16, 1698, bounded by lands of L A Morris, Mrs Sarah J Morten &nd estate David Moore, deceased. A B Shirley and O P Williams to John M Ashley, 111 acres, 81200, Nov 80,189S, being part - of the estate of Rev Arthur Williams, de> ceased. t MB CIlDkscales to BenJ Harper, 50 acres, - $400, Dec 2,1898, bounded by lands of Wm T f Mitchell, J H Brook, Geo Alewlne and M B Oil nkscales. . Mrs S E Morris to L A Morris, 111-8 acres, - 8126.87, Dec 11,1896, bounded by lands DA MorI rls, Mrs S E Morris andvotbers > Joe Young to L A Morris, 12 3-8 acres, 8142.31, Nov 25.1893, bounded by lands of L A Morris, - Mrs S E Morris and others. J Jan RWalker to Charles E McKay, 824 acres, 81.S14.63. Dec 17,1S97, bounded by lands of Jos Murdock, Anna Robinson, Peter Rickets, I Samuel Fisher and others. Maggie J Elliott to Mary E Tribble, 202 ff1 n'"? 01 1QQQ Krtnnrlarl hw lunHfl nf , uuiee, ci.oio, ucu i.i, iwu, ? ' 0 P Hawtbome, T D Blackwell, Rev C E ' Todd and others. ' J T Gassaway to B Jasper Marlia. IS 1-10 ' acres, 8108, Dec 15,189S, bounded by landB of B i J MartlD, Mrs H J Gilmer, W M Mitchell and Little River. ' B J Martin to J T Gassaway, 131 acres. 8764, Dec 15, 1898, bounded by lands of estate J W 1 Rlcbey, Addison Martin. B J Martin, H J Gilmer and others. ' J T Gassaway to Mrs M Mitchell, 112 910 acres, 8875.75. Dec 15.1898, bounded by lands of estate J W Rlchey, Addison Martin, B J Mar' tin, H J Gilmer and others. LONG CANE. Kittle Kellar to John L Weston, acres' $87.61, Oct 11, 1S98, bounded by S McGowan, > Will Wilson and others. ' H M Young to Thomson Sloan Ellis, 86 8-10 ' acres, 82!>4, Deo 11, 1S93. bounded by lands of > James H Green, W T Ellis, Lesley place and ' H M Young. Luclan Ellis; J A Ellis and M L Ellis to > Thomson Sloan Ellis, 83% acres. 3404, JaQ 5. 1897. bounded by lands ot James H Green, T ' a Ellis, Lesley place and the Ellis place. ) James A Richardson to Cbas E McKay, 60 acres, (400. Oct 19, 1898, bounded by lands of Tbos Robertson, G R Richardson and WE Morrison. J B Winn to Cbas E McKay, 100 acres, $600, , Nov 12, 1897, bounded by lands of J D King, I W R Ellis RL Winn. Chas E McKay to J A King, 100 acres, 8600, i Nov 4.1898. bounded by lands of J A King, W > R Ellis and R L Winn. ' J H Bomer, Elizabeth Hawthorne and R C 1 Brownlee, executors of the will of late Col D ) O Hawthorne, to DrE H Edwards, 100 aores, - 8395, Jan 5, 1881, bounded as shown In next ' transier beiow. t E H Edwards to H P McGee, 100 acres, 8760, ' Dec 1, 1K98, bounded by lands of D 0 Haw tborne, R S Galloway, Larkln Agnew and others. John Cason to J R Lomax, 5 acres, $5S, Nov . 30,1898, bounded by lands of MrsM M Lomax, ( P Rosenberg & (Jo and the C & G railroad. > Mary Elizabeth Gordon and Martha Jane . Hawthorne t? Wm R Hawthorne, 88 acres, . $450, Jan 30, 1899, bounded by lands of A F I Seawrlght. S P Pressly. Mrs C J Lesley, J 0 , Lindsay and others, and being tract No 2 of the estate of John M Hawthorne, deceased. Martha J Hawthorne and Wm R Haw , tborne to Mary Elizabeth Gordon, 85 acres, $160, Jan 30, 1899, bounded by lands of R C Brownlee, Sr, Martha Jane Hawthorne, W K Hawthorne, Rev J 0 Lindsay. W F Cowan and otbers, and being tract No 3 of tbe estate ? of John M Hawthorne. 2 Mary Elizabeth Gordon and Wm R Haw> tborne to Martha Jane Hawiborne, 91 acres, 5150, Jan 30, 1898, bounded by rendu of Haws tborne girls, Wm R Hawthorne, Mrs M E ' Gordon, R C Brownlee, Sr, being tract No 1 of > estate of John M Hawtborne. ? Farrls Cowan to H L Ellis, (50 acres. $100, Feb 18, IS99. bounded by lands of Dr W L Pressly, r Mrs C J Lesley, Ellis Bro, T 8 Ellis and Parrls C A Botts to T H Bolts, 76 acres, S330, Feb 8, 1899, bounded by lands of B S Barnwell, T B i McCord, Richard Franklin and MUley Cosby, e SMITH VXLLE. i R M Hays to Alma B Hays, 898 acres, 54,000, I Nov 14, 189S, bounded by lands of R R Tol. r>ert mill lands, W O Cromer, J A McCord, J } M Perrln and Long Cane Creek. Mrs M J Tolhert to A M Tolbert, 284 acres, 82,400, Dec24,1893, bounded by lands of M J Tolbert, Curl Tall Creek and Miss Sue E Morton. Jennie L Botts to Savannah L McCord, 22 j 4 9 acres, 3157.10, Jan 30.1899, bounded by lands 1 of 1 A Kellar, John R Lomax, William A s Lomax, James E Lomax, estate Julia Cona nor and otherB. r- Benjamin 8 Barnwell to W E Henderson, y 71 acres, 3200, Jan 23,1899. bounded by lands of E W Watson, Richmond Wldeman, estate Calvert Jordan and B S Barnwell. CEDAR SHKINGS. 4 7 Janle T Moseley and Minnie Hughey to John W Fell, 130 acres, 815, one-ninth inter' est, July 27, 1697. bounded by lands of R H , Devlin, W W Purdy, J L Pressley, Frank * Kerr and others. Mrs Kittle Williams and others to John W Fell. 180 acres, 8-10, Aug 2, 1897, bounded by lands of R H Devlin, W W Purdy, J L Pressley, Frank Kerr and others. Mary Gilmer and Wm Fell to John W Fell, a 130 acres, 815, Aug 2, 1897, bounded by lands of i RH Devlin, W W Purdy, J L Pressley and i Frank Kerr. a Walter Fell and Ella Newton to John W > Fell, 180 acre?. 810, Aug 2, 1897, bounded by lands of R H Devlin, W W Purdy, J L Presslev and Frank Kerr. Marshall Frazler to F E Harrison,72^acreR, 1150, Nov 3, 1S98. bounded by lands of John ! Charles, Robt Keown, John Lyon, Enoch 1 Wilson and others. Lewis A Jackson to F E Harrison, 8% acres, 835, Aug 27, 1898, bounded by lands of F E Harrison and other lands ot the said Lewis A ' Jackson, and being part of tract No 3 of the N J Davis estate. Geo H Wardlaw to Samuel M Wardlawand ' others, trustees, acre, $S, Nov 6,1897, bound, ed by lands of Cannon Bridge Road, the old ? Friendship Grave Yard and Mrs Drennan. A D Savage to F Rosenberg & Co, 120 acreR, #436.67, Jan 5,1899, bounded by lands of Mrs M M Thornton, A K Watson, Jobn Evans, Mrs I Mary Watson, J R Thornton and others. ? R H Devlin to F E Harrison, 145% acres, P 8875, March 11, 1899, bounded by lands of A M * Smith. J C Miller, F E Harrison and others. John Able top A Cbeathan, 93 acres, 8275, March ((, 1899. bounded by lands of Samuel c rtuitJ, iriiirjf nuu uvuuis, auu uuiuk a a part of tbe Brooks land. a AUIIEV1LLE. >. CD Brown to Sam Adams, 1 lot, S2(H). June t, 17, 1S98, bounded by lands of Dr J W W Marshall, C D Brown and Geo Benet. J G Hamilton to Jane Devlin, 2 acres, &0, . March 7. ISflS, bounded by lands of Thomas B Chiles, Jas Chiles and Oliver Chiles. 1 Mrs M B Cheatham to Miss Ma;;gle Brooks, I lot,fl.000, Sept 10,1898, bounded by lands of it Mrs E G Graydon, estate Judge Samuel Mce Gowan, and being across the street from the Baptist church. Said lot being In the city of - Abbeville. lt Letv Mllford to A M Erwlu, 54 acres, S540, Jan 15, 18!B, bounded by lands of estAte Lethe | Ann McCarter, B Bo wen, C*dar Grove School ' House and the Mllford lands. * Jas S Stark to J M Collins, house and lot, Sl.CTiO, Oct 18. 1MI8, hounded by lands of Mrs v Ilattle CHnkscales, Jas Elliott, Ferguson and Williams Academy and fronting on Main Street. Laura Harris to Lucy Williams, I lot.SS4 40, Oct 25, 1898, bounded by lands of Geo ltlchey, Wellord Carter, Qullla Wardlaw, Willis Marshall and said Laura Harris. L T and T V Miller to MissHenrietta Miller, l ioi, emu, tmov j;s, i.vj/, oounueu uy ianu& <>i Due West road, C 1* Hammond and others, h being lot No l of lots surveyed by P L OrJer, March 10,18y:i. , Albert Adtms to Mary hou Thomas, 1 lot, [J love aud airectlou, uominal, Jan 2(5, 18M. bounded by lands of Agnes Biaokman, Albert Adams, John Johnson and others. A L Gallispie to M F Hamlin, acres, S100.71, Deci'S. 1S90, bounded by lands of It E Cox. A L Gallespie and Anderson public road. i- A L Gillespie to Mrs Maggie A Beruau, 4% acres, 8208.12, Nov 25, 1698, bounded by lands / * { of Mrs M F Hamlin, Main Street, New Cut Street and Thos Washington. A L Gillespie to Louisa Ellison, 6 47-100 | acres. $32.35, D*c 2,1SHS. bounded by lands of A I . iZ 11 Incnlo l.rMilhfi VMifirtn und nthoru Hutler Fair to L T and T M Miller, 1 lot, | ?:>50, Dec 2S, 1S9S, bounded by lands of But ler i Fair, Main Street and the street leadlne from Main Street to Depot Street, being 35 feet front on Main Street and 55 feet deep. K W Williams to National Bank of Abbeville, 1 lot, S3,700, June, 1898, bounded bystreet in rear of (ieo White, Ferguson Academy, Wardlaw Street and others. L A Ramey to J R Thornton. 162 acres, 1.700, Jan 5,1899. bounded by lands of Sam'l \ Evans, Gilliam Brothers and Bass lands. \ U K Cox and J R Blake, Jr. to Aug W iVmith, 1 lot, exchange of land. Sept f), I89S, /Vor.llnc on Main Street 20 feetand running fjV>ra Main Street parallel with Stand Pipe Street to Aug W Smith land and by lands ol t th\said R E Cox and J R Blake, Jr. E\M Knox to J W Knox, 70 acres, ?420, Oct 2G i\SS, hound?d by lauds of R W Knox, J W I Knoxi-J S Williams and others. W Hi Long to Winona D Barksdale, house and lo\.Sl,>v'0, Nov 20, 1899, bounded bv lands of J R qHenn, Moseley Ferry road, W H LoDg, ArthuiHt>Hrkeran^ others. Geo wVyfan, .Sr, to Hannah Taylor, 1 acre. SI80. Jan bounded by lands of Geo W Syfan, DrV w w Marshall, Magazine street, and lands l>f ?31 Iza Stewart. J < Hnn\ll'<>n to Samuel Miller. 1-%acres, Sat), Dec 13. llpOS, bounded by lands of Andrew liuarles. IIei\r>' Bernau,J S Stark and others. FraDk B Ga\y to Francis Lomax. 1 lot, 825, April 28, ]S98\bounded by lands of Thomas Jones and Framjj H Gary. J W Knox toXB Wllcon, TO acres, $420. Jan (i, 1899, bounded w lands of E \V Knox, Anna W Woodburst, J P Williams, Sr, and lands of mvself. \ X Webb Collett t\> W E Owens, 1 lot. 81,200, Jan 22, 1S!I'J, bounded by lands of Vienna Street, Mrs E M Miller, Jackson Street and others. \ . Geo W Syfun, Sr,\tO M B Syfan, 1 lot, 8S0. Jan 23, 18!l!>, bounded! by lands of Samuel F Nance, the Abbeville tfrancb (Southern) railroad, Polly Baker and public road lending from Abbeville to ojreenwood, and lands <xf the said M B Syfan. \ fey I via Thomas to Annte Thomas, 1 lot, 810, Jan 27, 1899, bounded bx lands of Sylvia Thamas, the Abbevil'e branch (Southern) railroad. \ ' Ma\y A Barnwell to AbbeVUl'e Cotton Mills. 40 acres, 8S00, Jan 2S, 1899. bounded by lands of 1 McMillan estate, Bakes ehtatdu Mary A Barnwell anVl others. \ SylviaVThomas to Olln Hodges. 1 lot, 86; Jan 28. 1899, bounded bv lands of' estate LeHoy Wllgon, Richard Wilson and l^ods of myself, having ? feet front on ripad leading from Abbe^Jlle to Greenwood. \ Peggy Hafirls to Carrie Houm,oh. 1 lot, 85, nominal. NoV 1, 1898, bounded b? lands of Harriet Browtkand Mary Adams. \ : . W H Parker,\xecutor of estate RarPuel MeGowan, to W M Long, 1 lot, 87,000, Warch 7, : 1898, bounded by VMaln Street, street between J A Smith and the said Samuel MctSowan, , E G Gray don. Maffgle Brooks and other?Julius M VissnKfea to D H Johnson,V lot. 8300, Jan 11, 1899, Sounded by lands of\R M Hill, Georglanna Lete and others, and frpnt- i Ing on Secession Street in the city of Abbeville. \ . T W McMillan to Abbeville Cotton WilJs, ' 16% acres, $337.50, Jan, 11609, bounded by lancfa of John G Edwards. B A Barnwell and said. ] Abbeville Cotton Mllis, sfiuate, lying and be^ lug on water of Norr^ Creek. ? A L Galliesple to Henry Ttaylor. 1 8-10 acres, , 826, Feb 25, 1899, bounded bw lands of Henry Taylor, said A L Gallesp * an^l New Cat Road 1 as per plat made by G A Douglass the 21st 1 day of Feb, 1899. \ . * " * ?1? i a onr-tia conn U D UUUCO IV ntlUUIB X'UUiOA, u BVIW, V"VV| , Dec 23. 1890, bounded by )and& of Rebecca Cobb, Tom Boozer, C & G railroad, Cambridge road and others. \ C P Hammond to Abbeville Cation Mills, 7 3 100 acres, S54.75, Feb 27, 1899. bdNpnded by lands of C P Hammond and Abbeville Cotton Mills. \ J H McDlll to Melrose Cemetery .Association, 10 acres, 8250, Feb 25, 1899, bounded by lands of A L Galllespie, Anderson-Abbeville and Hamlin Bridge road. X Jobn Williams to James Williams, 1 acre, S56, Dec 17, 1897, bounded by lands of Mrs , Mary A Barnwell, Tan Yard Street, being In j the city of Abbeville. K E Hill, Judge Probate, to T S Berfort, bne 1 lot, SflOO, Nov 9, 1899, bounded by lands of J C Younger, J CKlugh, J K Haddon, and front- J ing a street in the city of Abbeville. A L GilllBple to Alfred Jones, 1 acre, S19,Nov J 15,1898, bounded by lands of A L Gllllsple, Alfred Jones and others. Thos Cosby to Mrs Delia J Knox, 2 acres, S15o, Dec 7,1895, bounded by lands of J Alston Caball, Cambridge road and by the Fort Pickens branch. DIAMOND HILL. James Hall to Joel F Ethrldge, 8Sacres, consideration taking care of the said James Hall , for his life time, June 25, 1S98, bounded by . lands or R M W Hall, Joel F Ethrldge, Mary f J Hall and James Hall. John E Brownlee, J L Wardlaw and Jobn Bradbury, Trustees School District No 25, to C C Brownlee, 1 acre, S10, Dec 1, 1898, bounded 1 by lands of Ellas Wiles, Mrs Kay and CC J urowuiee. Wm H Parker, trustees, to J W Bradbury, ( Ul% acres, 8266.82, Nov 17, 1893, bounded by r lands of A J Cllnkscales and others, also I bounded by tracts Nos 2 and 3, being tract No 1 of Roger Williams place. t W U S McClellan to John W Bradbury, i 1 44 100 acres, 820, Dec 19, 1898, bounded by lands of John W Bradbury, w C 8 McClellan and others. ' ' \V D Mann to Max Below, 153 acres, 81,100, 1 Dec 30,1898, bounded by lands of Max Below, W D McMaban, McAllster lands, T C Cochran, L C Cllnkscales and others. F W Boles to Francis E Scott, 65 acres, 8175 May 30, 1883, bounded by lands of Joslah Burton, Lewis Bosler, Mrs Mary Block. LOWNDESVILLE. J M Cook to 8 J Burton, 104^acres, 8700, Jan 3. 1898, bounded by lands ot S J Burton, E C Machine, B B Allen, E W Harper, W M Tate and J C Thomas. ? Lewis C Cllnkscales to Lamar Cllnkscales, 166 4-100 acres, 85, nominal,Sept 12,1898. bounded by lands of Bob Cobb, Lamar Cllnkscales, E E Williams, Harper Ferry Road and Petersburg. Lewis C Cllnkscales to Lamar Cllnkseales, 2 810 acres, $500, Sept 2,1898, bounded by lands of H M Hill, Peter Hunter and others. D L Barnes to A V Barnes, 1 lot, 8311 25. Aug 11,1898, bounded by lands of J B Mosely, Baptist Church and Anderson road, and known as the Horton lot. Sarah Allen Bell to Janle Ward Bell, Mary Elizabeth Bell, Emma Loulea Bell, John James Bell, William Massalow Bell and Martha Ann Bell, 476 acres, love and affection,Jan 15,1S98, bounded on tbe east by lands of Turner Tillman, south bv lands of B Berrln Al Jen, west by Rocky River aad north by lands * of Charles Leoler. J L C Cllnkscales to B L Cllnkscales, 156 acres, S5, nominal, Dec 3, 1698, bounded by lands of 1 Rev G W Huckabee, John A Crawford and J others. W C Shaw to E R Horton, 48 acres, $188, Nov 17, 1898, bounded by lands of Lewis Bosler, J C Thomas. B B Allen and Harper Ferry road. N B Sutherland to N A Sutherland. J14 acres, 3725, Jan 14, 1898, bounded by lands of J L Arnold, B B Allen, S F Epps, N B Suther- { land and others. J B LeRoy to Mrs Emma Johnson, house and lot, 8228.75, Feb 10, 1899, bounded by lands of J M Baker, Bell Street, being In the town of Lowndesvllle. Anna W Lomax to W T Reese, 146 acres, 31,000, Jan 28,1S99, bounded by lands of Savannah Valley railroad, J B LeRoy, J P Young, Rocky River, E C Mechlne and others. R H Burdette to Harper & Latimer, 1 lot, S150, Feb 10, 1899, bounded by Main street in front, railroad traoton west and 15 feet alley, and lauds of J T Latimer. B A Henry to John 8 Drennan, 200 acres, 32,000, Feb 4, 1899, bounded on the east by Rocky River, on the south by S F Hutchinson, west by Saw Mill Creek and north by Saw Mill Creek. f MAGNOLIA. ? Geo S Wilson to A K Watson, two tracts, U3 acres and 40 acres, 81.775, May 2, 1898, bounded by lands of M K Cheatham, lands lormerly owned by Ella B Wilson, now by A K Watson. and Calhoun Creek. Also other tract of land containing 40 acres, bounded by lands of N Schran, John C Ferguson, Alfred Gray, Andy Brown and others. Western Carolina Land and Improvement Co to Building of Missions for Freedmen of the Presbyterian Church In tho U 8 America, 7 lots, 875. Aug 80, 1S98, lots 14. 15,10, 17, 18, 19 and 20 in Block 104 as shown In map of Calhoun Falls. Patrick Calhoun.executor, to Edward Simpkins, 2 acres, 820, March 9, 1S9S, bounded by landsof estate James Edward ant} the Augusta Public road. Walter L Miller, Master, to James Evans, ? 200 acres, 81,485, Jan 2, 1899, bounded by lands c of J G Edwards, W A Lanier, the A J Poor ( laud and others. r Anna C Ancrum to It W and S J Hester, < i'-.S'/i acres, 82,751, Jan 5.1899. bounded by lands ol Mrs A C Kucker, Mrs Carrie C Heard, estate Sarah Norwood, Mrs Kate O'Farrow and r. others. ' 8 CAI.IIOUN MILLS. S E Thomas to Eliza Ann Cade,238 acres, ' no consideration, Law of Distribution, March 10.1S98, bounded by lands of J H Watson, T 1 G Haker. Susan M DuBose and others. John D Cade to Beside J Frazler, ii]4 acres, f 862 50, Jan 25,189S. bounded by lands of John i IJ Cade, Mrs Josephine Black, Dr T J Hester, the lands of Mrs Frazler and others. Clementine Burdett to Mrs B J Frazler, one ' lot. 845, Aug 15, 189s, bounded by lands of ^rs 15 J Frazler. D B Cade, Savannah Valley rail- s rowi ttuu uiuern. i I) B Oade lo B J Krazicr, 2 lotR, 2 houses, $1,500, .Sept G. lfi!W, bounded by laud* of Depot j Street, Abbeville and Vienna Koad, land of John W Morrah, said 1) li Cade and others. John W Morrah to Alice L Wells, 15 acres, 1 exchanged land, Deo 23, 1897, bounded by lands of Wm Norman, Henson tract and others, and lands of myself. ? Joseph McCnnty to Noah Willis, :i0 acres, $1100, SrptH, IMS, bounded by lands of James Sutherland, J W Morrah and Joseph Mc- ( Canty. D B Cade to J W Cade, 1.'IMOO acres, $150, ( Sept 6, 1898, bounded by lands of Vienna road, Depot street, lands of D B Cade and the PU<fc W C railroad. W It Boyd to Trustees School District No 9, and their successors, I acre. 86, Jen 14, 1898, bounded by lands of W H Boyd, Mrs Kate O'Farrow, estate J E Calhoun and others. J 8 Dun lap, Andrew MfcCombs, Jas Banks, H Dun lap nnd Ilobt Lee. to Richard Wright, J H Robinson and Elijah Roundtree, acre, S2.\ Oct20,1898. bounded by Lowndesvlfle public road, Alexander Arnold, church lot and othprs. * J W Morrah to Joel J McKellar, 4 acres.S Dec 7, 1898, bounded by lands of J J McKel- j lar. Palmer lot, M L Stanton and others. 8 K Grler to Jas H Jay, 215 aores, 81,800, Dec 29.189S, bounded by lands of T G Baker, J H Watson. Max Below and others. Max Below to E Kleser,2Gl acres, SI,200, Aug ir>. 1S9S, bounded by lands of TboB McAIlBter, Mrs M E Grler, Baker and others. R F Hemmlger, to K F Morris, tz acres, sew, .Tan fi, 1S!)9,bounded by lands of James Sutherland, W 0 Covin, J O Hemmlger and others. BORDEAUX. J B Harmon to Hawes & Cade, 20 acres, 8120, Aug 5,1898, bounded by lands of J B Harmon S A Mcintosh and S S Harmon. Junius McGee to Jas W Tolbert, 7% acres, SiJ. Dec 15, 1898. bounded by lands oi Willie McGee. CH McCormlck, Daniel Holder and and others. H W Landrum and M V Butler, as Landrum & Butler, 5G0 acres, ?2.000, bounded by lands of G M McKlnney, E G Newby, 8 A Mcintosh and others. Mrs Mary C Jennings to J Q, Stltwell. 2 lots, 8230, Jan 17, 1809, known as lots Nos 7 and 9, Block N. town of McCormlck, as per plat registered In Clerk's office. Deed book No 5, page 799. Anna Bosworlb to Mrs Mary C Jennings, 1 lot, S50, Jan 23,1891, known as lot No 7, Block H, In town of McCormlck, as per plat recorded In Clerk's office. Book No 5, page 799. Cyrus H McCormlck, Jr. to Robt Bos worth, 1 lot, 815, Feb 8.1894, known as lot No 8, Block H. In town of McCormlek. as per plat recorded In Clerk's office, Book No 5, page 799. Cyrus H McCormlck, Jr, to Mrs Ann Bos worth, 1 lot, 850, Aug 8, 1894, known as lot No 7, Block H, In town of McCormlck, aa per pint recorded in Clerk's office, Book No 5, page 709. RobtBosworth to Mrs Mary C Jennings, 1 lot. 8275, Jan 28,1698, known as lot No 8. Block N, In town of McCormlck according to plat thereof recorded In Clerk's office In Deed book No 5. page 799. Walter L Miller, Master, to Chas D Cowan, 575 acres, 8200. March 6, 1899, bounded by lands of J S Brltt, J H Morrah and others. Chas D Cade to Corrle Covan and Sallle J Cowan, 375 acres, two-thirds Interest, 8400. March G, 1899, bounded by lands oi J S Brltt, J H Morrah, S3 P Morrah and others. J C Hawes. G W Cade and Anna Lee Cade to Mrs M A Tolbert, 80 acres, 8250, Feb 24, 1899, hounded by lands of Mrs M A Tolbert, DeLa Howe estate, J M Tolbert and Long Cane J H Lowry to John P Jennings, 1 lot, 8250, Auk 26,1898, lot No 17, In Block L, In town of McCormlck and bounded by lands of J B Harmon and MLB 8turkey. MLB Sturkey to John P Jennings, 1 lot. ?25. Sept 2,1898, lot No 16, In Block L, In town of McCormlck and fronting on Main street and running back 75 feet. O W Cade and Anna L Cade to JB Harmon, SO acres, 890, April 11, 1898, bounded by lands of Wm Harmon, deceased, John Martin, J C Jennings, Wm Harmon and Wm Jennings. Equitable Building and Loan Association to J B Harmon, 2 lots, $350, Aug 81,1898, said lots belug Nos 1 and 2 In Block N of the plat of the town of McCormlck. Emma F Cbrlstenberg to LewlsN Chamberlain, 40 acres. 8725, Oct 81, 1898, bounded by l?nds of Geo W Carroll, Jennings J Ferquersc?n and others. Martha Brown and A A Edwards to Francis Bo*?73 acres, partition or division of real estate, Jan 12,1898, bounded by tract No 2, Jas Cothfan, 8r, eBtate Samuel McGowan^ma others. . ** A A Edwards and Francis Bo&b Martha Brown, 73 acres, partition or djjj'gion of real Bstate, Jan 1?,1898, bounded,^tract Nos 1 and }, Samuel "-icGowan, CVdaway Henderson and others. ' _? . x The man with many wants is simply a slave to himself. My wants are simple-nameiy, I want your patronage. Let me have it,.,please. B. C. Wilson. Wire wrapped hose at C. P. Hammonds. ' Lawn sprinklers and hose reels at C. P. lammonds. We have Just returned from all the North>rn markets and will make due announcenent of their opening in every departure text week. Our line Is more complete tban iver before. R. M. Haddon & Co. Lhw Brief* at Sixty Cent* a Pajce.? >Tew type, good print, heavy paper 25 copies., Vpply to Press and Ba nner, Abbeville, B.C. Found.?A small iron key 29, Eagle Lock 3o. Bring twenty-flve cents to pay for this lotlce, and get your key at the Press and tanner office. If you want to enjoy life and keep clean bis summer have C. P. Hammond to put you n a bath tab. If you want toexohange obtton mill stock or one or mere mules, call at the Press and tenner office. Cotton seed meal delivered by J. R. Glenn. Rooms to rent?apply to R C. Wilson, tf. Boy's don't forget old Mike. When In need of ink, pencils, paper and >ens give us a call. Harrison & Game. Cotton seed meal delivered anywhere In the :lty when bought at Glenn's. Milford & DuPre handles the best malt ex ract on the marnet. For promptness and politeness go to Mil-1 'ord & DuPre. i Mllford's Liver Medicine bos no equa 1 )ale by Mllford a DuPre. All pork sausage furnished customers at iny time. T. H. Maxwell. Fresh fish every Saturday afternoon. T. H. Maxwell. All night calls answered promptly. Mil* ord & DuPre. Harrison & Game have a few fresh garden leed left. Call and get your supply before ,bey go. Maine grown Irish potatoes, at Harrison <fe Same's only a few left, at 82 per bustfel. Call and see our line of hair combs and jrushes, tooth brushes, shaving brushes, nail irushes, whist brooms and shoe brushes, at Harrison <t Game's. Stationary, all colors and prices, box paper n the latest styles and shapes. 5,10,15,20, 25, 15 and 50 cents a box. Harrison & Game. L. W. White's Local*. New spring goods ! Any quantity of them it the store of L. W. white. Do not fail to examine the white counterjane which Li. W. White offers for one dollar, [t can't be beat. One lady In seven In this olty bus seen the idvertlsement of the famous B. & G. corset n the Ladies Home Journal, Munseys, Delineator or some other March magaalne. and mows therefore some of the Important facts ibont "the corset that does not stretch." L. kV. White now has In stock a good line of R. t G. corsets and will be pleased to show them ,o the "one lady In seven"?and to the other ilx ladles also. Come and buy an Indispensable article of unquestioned merit while we jave a full assortment of sizes. Look at L. W. volte's for house-furnishing foods, bleached and unbleaobed full width iheetlngs, sheets and pillow cases all ready lemmed, blankets, counterpanes, table 11n;ns Including; bleached and cream damasks, loylles and napkins, towels, lace curtains, mrtaln swUses, lappets, scrim, window ihades, Ac., &o, I have a few pairs of very nice all-wool Calfornla bed blankets which I will sell very sheap. These are very fine coods and I offer ;reat bargains In them. Call and see these bargains?only a few pairs left. L W. White. I have Just received an entirely new stock )f plows embracing all the most desirable ind useful shapes. Also plantation hardware )f all kinds. L.W.White. Go to J. R. Glenn, when you want fresh trocerles, tomatoes, corn, pickles, sardines, lalmons. crackers, oat flakes chocolate, teas, soflee, grits, rice, hams. Something extra ilce in N. O. Syrups, potatoes, cabbage, dried rult &c.. to arrive this week. The butterlck pattrons are nerfeot fitting md no others exceil them. The ladles will Ind a big reduction In prices for 1SU0. For laleat Haddon's. Don't tall to see that 91-2 bar mollted soap or 20c at Speed's, Try that while mucilage at Speed's. It >eats all. When recovering srom pneumonia, the bent hint; to strengthen and tone up the luugs is Jr. Neuflers lung tonic. Prices 50a at Speed's. Now is the time to make a raid on bed-gugsjet a bottle of oeli-a bug from Speed. If you have grippe and can't get rid of it itrengthen your lungs with Dr. Nuetl'ers lung ?nic. Harris Lit.hia water always fresh at Speeds bcents per gallon. A full pint syrup hypophosphlta Co. SOcent it SpeedB. Huglers fine candy always fresh at Speeds. Prescriptions acurately and promptly filled ind at living prices at Speeds. We handle all grades of cigars. Try one of )ur leaders "La Klor de Pertundo." For al I grades and prices of smoking tobacco :all on Harrison & Game. Bicycles to rent at C. P. Hammond's. Hath tubs kept In stock at C. P. Hammond. Ono case outing just received at Haddon. - - ?*r Some people m^y say to me,l "Tour establishment is small and we presume you are a fiheat) man." and so I am My goods are the best, and the best is the cheapest. R. C. Wilson. $ 1 The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration. By R. E. Hill, Esq., Judge of Pbobate. TflTHEREAS, W. A. CALVERT has made Y* suit to me, to grant blm Letters of Administration of tbe Estate and effects of D. C. CALVERT, late of Abbeville County, deceased. .. These are therefore, to cite aDd admonish all and singular tbe kindred and creditors of the said D. C. Calvert, deceased, that they be and appear before me, In the Court of Probate, to be beld at Abbeville C. H., on TUESDAY, the 4th day of APRIL. 1899, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause If any they have; why tbe said Administration should not be granted. Qlven under my hand and seal of tbe Court, , this 20th day of March, In tbe year of [L. 8.1 our Lord ope thousand eight hundred and ninety nine and In the 128 year of American Independence. Published.on t?e 2?d day of March, 189?, In tbe Press and Banner and on the Court House aoor for tbe time required by law. R. E. HILL, March 21,1899, tf Judge of Probate. v - ' I The Sfot&^of South Carolina, ' COUNTY*6l^A.BBEVILLE. ' PEOBATE>C?trBT. In the Matter of the Estate^' Jk Latimer, Deceased. \ Notice to Debtors and Credltom-v \ LL persons indebted to said estate mtngt settle without delay, ^nd those holding^ claims against the estate must present them ( properly attested to. MRS. LOU ELLA LATIMER. ' March 8,1899, tf * ~ ' Executrix: : ( ( Tie State - of Soitl Carolina,; COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. i in pbobatir coubt. . W. C.*8blrley, Executor Estate of J. W. Shirley, Deceased, Petitioner. ? Petition to Prove Will in Dae Form of Law.?Summons. ' To Sal lie Shirley, T. F. Shirley, James M. Shirley, Elizabeth Jane Ashley, A. M. Shir- I ley. Lucinda Hlgler, Ella Shaw, Emma Shir- / ley. Ernest Shirley and Mamie Lindsay: You. AND EACH OF YOU. ARE HERE- ' by summoned and required to be and appear In the Court of Probate for said County, to be holden at Abbeville C. H.,S. C.t on SATURDAY, the ISth day of April next, to show cause, If any you can, why the will of J. W. Shirley, deceased, should not be proved Indue form of law as prayed for by petitioner. Witness my band and the seal of the Court, this 28th day of February, 1599. (L. S.) R. E. HILL, J. P.. A. C. To T. F. Sblrley, Absent Defendant: Take Notice that the petition In the above stated case is now on file In this Court and you are hereby summoned and required to make answer thereto on or before the 15th day of April next. R. E. HILL, OQ -lotto T I> A P roui *C7| xoaoi ?# * ! w. J. L HILL & CO., No. 3 ROSENBERG BLOCK. T*7-E HAVE MOVED OUR WAGON AND *? Carriage Repository to the store room recently occupied by Mr. J. D. Kerr. Our specialty Is 1111 MI These wagons were given first prize over al competitors at the Nashville Exposition. We also have a full stock of Baggies, Carriages, Harness, Ac. Give us a call before buying. We guarantee atlslaction. T T TSTTT T %J -L/. J.J.i*. No. 3 Rosenberg Block. A Complete and Full STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED Metropolitan Brand of Miied Faints OF JOHN LUCAS & CO. ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE City Drug Store. PRICES IN ONE GALLON CANS by the single can si.25. a liberal dlsoonnt to painters using large quantities. CHARLIE HONG' CHINESE MACHINE LAUNDRY. I First class work guaranteed Washing done by band. Ironing clone by machinery, with or without gloss. Try me once and you will try me again. CHARLIE HONG. J Nov. 30. 1898, tt l_ C We are dally expecting the arrival of our , large assortment of garden seed. We handle T. W. Wood ik Sons seed, the very besl. Harrison & Game. (jet a pound of nice letter paper and forty- 1 eight envelopes to match all for 20 cents at < Harrison & Game's. I Pitts carminative syrup elves relief to the bowels when nausealed. Try a bottle from i Harrison & Game. < . - MRS. MARY" * - * \' "5. . Hnani ti nr Worlnot UiailU VS|SVllllft?9 tyvvjuv* MARCH the 30th WE HAVE BAMGA EVERY DAY IN T The Leading Dress Makin IN ABBEV * ' Bonnets, Corsets, Crepe, Feather Handkerchiefs; Infant Caps, La Ribbons, Satins, Silks, Veilings, mings Dresses Cut to Fit a On short Notice. Also a nice AXTa li n nn An hnnrl n f n 1 I Itrtn r\ i TT c uavg uu uauu a IUU iiuc ui DRES8 GOODS of the season. MI88 BURNAP, ol Baltii the MILLINERY DEPARTM! | WE KEEP THE B | Furniture, Coffin t \H ABBEVILLE COUNT! (| THE BEST SERVICE A j[ . LOWEST PRICE. [ PHONE, RESIDECE, STORE, GIVE US A HAll -jJi. I MeDlIi?^& JUST AHEIVEI 25 Gross R. R. Mills Sm 10,000 Cigars. Box Paoer and Emelooes. 1 1 Fresh Drugs arriving every Call, HARRISON iJust Received and TTATYni # # /iV 1 Case Assorted Bleached Homespun, 4-4 "I" Fralt of the Loom, 4-4 Lonsdale Cambric, 7-8 JkV 10-4 Brown Sheeting, WXc to 20c. 10-4 Bleai "V" 1 Bale Brown Drilling. 1 Bale yard wide S /? spun. 1 Bale Checked and Striped Cheviots wide Percals. best quality. Jk\ 20 Pieces White Checked Nainsook. "I 10 Pieces White Welt Piques, /it 100 Pieces White Embroidery. 1 Case (20 pieces) Gold Medal Black Dress C ik 10 Pleoes Cold Wool /ft DRESS GOODS FOR tlS Blaok Taffeta Silks. /IV Black Satin Duchess. "V" 1 Case Staple Notions. /iV 1 Case of that Famous 12-4 White Quilt at I .IJ Respectfully, MR. M. HADE ? x P. B. SI Druggist, - - - . \ Complete and Selected Stock of NONE BUT QUALIFIED ALLOWED TO DISPEN! 1 Fill Line of Toilet aid Honsehold ?K=p?"\TTff'AT.T.K AXSVVF.RV.n PR Locals* J. R. Glenu. ^ writ Acidututed Gelatine, any flavor or color, at 10,1 f. It. Glenn's. Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, Arbuckle C. ind Javanese roasted coflee. A good green ; stov soffee lOo at Glenn's. < Salmon Steak. Fresh Sardines, Corn, To- forcl nates, Chopped Beef, Pickles, &c?at Glenn's. Try a barrel Glenn's best patent flour. er. J. R. Glenn still has his fine Plmouth Roek9. q, ["he freeze does not stop them Irom laying. y0U 3an furnish eggs for setting anytime. A few jullets and roosters for sale. .. J. gait 01 pair ladles and mlsseR shoes, numbers 2 sugi .o 3 1-2. Former price 81.50 to 82. Your choice stor in bargain counter for 60c, at Haddon's. floti TAGGART'S sday and Thursday, and 31st, 1899. JNS FOR YOU HE YEAR AT ig and Millinery Store | ILLE. a, Flowers, Gloves, Hats, ces, Ornaments^ Plushes, , Dress Braids, and Trim-' nd Made to Order 1 line of SAILOR HATS. : samples of the leading ' : nore, will have charge of . . > ENT. I EST STOCK OF I s and Casketsj I (. WE GIVE THE |! I ND CHARGE THE - <[ ' Z m 1 V ; LYON. | J |ifp Sweet Scotch . ? "* and Maccaboy. /ashington Irving, all color and shapes. week. . Give us aj . ' & GA.MB :.:l I to Arrive at 1 | ON'S. f| Androscugln, 4-4 Barker Mills, 4-4 m U and 4-4 Bleached Drilling. uhed Sheeting. 15c to 25o. _ |M ea Island. 1 Bale Checked Home- W . 1 Case Calicoes. 15 Pieces yard EARLY SPRING. W | )ON & CO. I j| ??- I PEED, 1 m Abbeville, S. C. ' Pure Drags and Chemicals. ASSISTANTS SF. PRESCRIPTIONS. Articles at Reasonable Prices. OMPTLY. e carry all grades, colors and styles of :lng paper and envelopes. Box paper 5, 5, 20,25,35 and 50 ceDts a box. Harrison <Jt Game. v P. Hammond can connect your cooking e and supply you wltti hot water. ack Draught for stock. For sale by Mil ji DuPre. j to Milford & DuPre for HarrisLithlaWa* ' v j to Milford & DuPre and get anything want In the way of drugs. / K. Glenn will always give the best bar* is In corn, oats, bacon, lard, molasees, ir and coffee. Don't forget to visit Glenn's e on Trinity street In front of McCants 91.