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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1899. ESTABLISHED 1844 J
BLOOMING COTTON.
The ShoH-Pead and Front ?Out
the t'blckeu Busine**?Full Crop*
Belljflout* Chut.
Lowndesvllle. Oct. 28,1SH9.
V 'Mr.and Mrs. Warren Lanier, ofMoutere
\ were In town Tuesday.
A few of our white citizens went to Abb
ville Tuesday and attended the show, wil
which they were well pleaded. Wagou loac
of people, colored, were heard passing throue
town Monday night on the way. Some oft!
darkies who could not raise enough of tt
needful to pay the price of admission to tt
nut/I a nnortop Aitl<h to rltlfl to Abb
ville to see the free part of It and to see an
be seen.
Capt. C. T. Bakpr's furlough having aboi
ended, he left for New York Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Baker left for Virgin!
Tuesday, where they will spend a few day
then on to Washington, where their how
will be for sometime.
Cotton Is blooming In many places as !
does In July and August, but It Is safe to sa
that It Is a waste of tlie raw material, as hard
]y anything short of a miracle could caue
these forerunner of cotten to reach maturity
Many of our planters are wishing for a ?ta
in frosts of a week or iwo, as they woul
thereby make some peas, and as the lat
planted corn would by that time be in a cot
ditlon to make better feed. A killing frost i
week or ten days ago would have brough
about almost an entire failure in the pea croj:
Seed peas will be h'gh next year, even will
all of the advantages that may be looked fo
In delayed lrosts, <Sc.
* ~ rt ewext rvf
11 does BUUJC U1 US UiUVU gwu vv
from home sometimes. A change Is at time
beneficial. Sometime ago a darkey was sen
np to the chalngang by tbe Judge of th
Lowndesvllle circuit, Mr. J. G. Huckabee fo
thirty days lor chicken stealing, when hi
time was out and be came back home, HI
wife asked him if she must cook a cblckei
for breakfast, he said, "iiord, I never want t<
hear of, see, or eat another chicken as long ai
I live."
The most of the past week was spent elthe:
In person or by their pockets, by all of ou
oltlzens liable to street duty In work upon ou
atreete. .None that was done will be o
greater benefit to tbe public tban the trim
mlng of the shade trees along the sidewalks
as their low banging limbs were very annoy
lng In knocking off hats and tearing umbrel
la covers.
Capt. Jno. Lyon, County Supervisor, wai
here Thursday night a guest at the Moeeli
bouse. He was looking after the roads anc
bridges of the county.
We had a very nice rain Thursday night
' It was needed aad will do much good to tb<
peas, potatoes and turnips. The weather foi
the past week was warm and plensant up t<
Friday night. Saturday and yesterday weri
quite cool.
Mr. J. L. Latimer went to Atlanta Frldaj
to spend a few days at the Georgia Slate Fair
Rev. G. T. Harmon, Presiding Elder, cum<
in Kriday evenlug. Saturday at 11 A. M., hi
occupied tbe pulpit In tbe Methodist church
At the close of bis sermon, be called tbe 4U
and last quarterly conference together. Th<
i stewards were somewhat in arrears. In lb<
claims against the church, but it is safe to saj
that they will be up before tbe close of tbe
conference year. Yesterday at 11 A. M., and
at 7.30 P. M, tbe above named minister g?v<
?1?? u wkUh nlrtcoc
us aooiuer ui ui? puwu oci ujuuo, r?u.vi. v.vuv.
for the time beiog his coonection with uh, at
he will be sent to another field of labor at the
next session of the South Carolina Confer
'ence. We of this section regret very muct
the necessity for bis removal. In his foui
year'b periodical visits to uh, be has endeared
himself very much to our people. He Is ar
earnest, able, zealous divine, 1* well fitted foi
the position, occupied by him. We would
gladly have him continued to us, but it can
? not be done. Troupe.
DENTAL NOTICE.
Dr. S. G. Thomson,
OFFICE UP-STAIK3 ON MoILWAIJi
Corner, Abbeville. S. 0.
...OUR ST
Fall
ARE ALL
It is the largest, best s
stock ever offered i
And'we propos
t avvt nninnn inn
Urn m? u
A */e want you to see 01
W Shoes and compare them ii
Shoe in Abbeville County. They are
the United States and each one is fully
Ladies $1.50 I
It is soft but Durable, it has a Goot
Little GENTS' and MISSES SHOES
Every one knows of the
TT Ain AVI AYI /) D n TT C
1Mb. fltJlStjl' 011U DttJ C
We can furnish you in any Style a
you a guarantee with them. We call
priced SHOES. Examine them aud c
Men's Dress Sho*
66 66 66
, 66 66 66
Ladies' Dress She
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Men's Heavy Sho
Women's " '
Children's School
Get our PRICES and if we don't
rich off of you.
WE CARRY A
STYLISH, NOBET
LINE OF
ALSO bring in your OLD SUIT
have them cleaned and fixed up. If
?tn ?HAM rP?I?A TA rTiORf*
Will UJtiac u iu? j\ju. jl ?w
cturn out your suit at once.
Cobb &
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lOff;| Pleased
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Stationery, stationery. stationery. We have
box paper, tablets, tints, envelopes, pens,
penstaffs, pencils, and everything In the stationery
line. Give us a call when In need of
such. Harrison & Game.
WM. H. PARKER. WM. P. GREENE
PARKER & GREENE,
1 Attorneys aoii Coussellors aiLaw.
Office on LAW RANGE.
ABBEVILLE - SOUTH CAROLINA.
May 4. 1898. tf v 1
Mllford & DuPre gets a fresh lot of "Nun
nailey'B" candies every week. If you buy o
them you can depend on getting fresh goods.
OCK OF...
Shoes
. IN NOW:elected
and most stylish 1
n Abbeville County. j
e to sell them if
m mm.
UR LADIES $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00
a PRICE, QUALITY, etc., with any
r* k?r fAromnaf fthfto \fflkprfl in i
LI J ttUC 111V iviwmvon -? i
guaranteed. Also ask to see our
3ox Calf Shoe.
1 Heavy Winter Sole. A full line of
in Box Calf.
(
itate $3 and $3.50 Shoe.:
nd Shape of this SHOE aud can give |
attention especially to the following '
ompare with others? # i
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5S $3.50 i
3.00 ' !
2.00
>es 3.00
2.50 :
2.00
es II... ' 1.50
' 1.50
L Shoes, 75c 1.00
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sell you, the man that does, will not get 1
HATS
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S, OVERCOATS or TROUSERS and ?
you need a FIRST CLASS SUIT we J
5 are at work for us nil the time and can '
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WEST END.
HitppenlnifM nod Incident* of a Weel
About Ibe C'lly.
The Circus that Tor tbe month has been the
topic of con versatlon is a thing of the past
and Abbeville has settled down to the evet
tenor of her way. The show was what li
advertised to be, and was enjoyed by thi
large crowds that attended tbe afternoon ant
evening performances.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson Is here on a visit t<
k.. nn?cln Mr. 1 P ITInnh
Mrs. P. Y. Pressly was in town from Du<
West, on Thursday.
L. T. and T. M. M.ller have placed new
shelving on the right side of their store ant
are now prepared to show In a temptlfig and
concise way a nice and fresh line of can goods
plevies, crackers, cakes aud iruus.
Miss Emma Lathan was In the city las
Tuesday. Mlssbatnan Is one of our county'i
brightest teachers.
Miss Effle Watson expects to attend Con
verse College during the next session. Mlsi
Watson has unusual musical talent and wll
take a special course under tbe well knowi
Instructor, Dr. Peters.
Mrs. Janle ClinKscales and her pretty little
daughter, from Monterey, were in the city on
Thursday, shopping.
Miss Janle Young came down from Latimer,
and spentTuesday in town.
Miss Ann HusseJl, ol Due West, Is here on a
vl?it to her brother, Mr. L. H. Russell.
Miss Llla Wilson, of Warrenton, was In
town several days last week, vlsltfng Miss
Xtofrnrio Urrmlffi
Miss Victoria Heard, one of Mt. Carmel'E
prettiest young ladles, was here on Tuesday
lo enjoy the Circus.
Messrs. Jobn McCally and Ed Moorebead,
3f Lowndesvllle, were In town on luesday.
Miss Lula Haddon and Miss Mackie Black*
well, of Due West, were shopping In the city
on Thursday.
The Electric Light Company have gone to
work with a will, and the poles have been
tarred and notched and are r^ady to be placed
*o our streets wl!l soon be brilliantly lighted,
Miss Annie Bowie, a pretty young lady
[rom Dae West, spent several days last week
In the city.
Mrs. J. 8. Cotbran returned to her home In
Sreenvllle, after a two week's stay here wltn
uer son, Mr. W. S. Cothran.
The School Library is opened from three to
rour In the afternoon for the benefit of outside
members, so as not to interfere with Miss
Miss Sarah Mann, one of Antrevllie's most
attractive young ladies Is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson.
Mrs. James Carlisle, of Spartanburg, arrlv3d
In the city on Thursday, and 1b the guest of
aer mother, Mrs. Fannie Allen.
Miss Jeanie Perrln whs unable to meet ber
classes at the graded school two days last
week on account of illness.
Theyoungglrls Whist Club were delightfully
entertained on Friday afternoon, by Miss
Jauie Loue Q,uarles.
Mr. Mark Bradley closed his school at Warronton
on Tuesday toattend the great Wallace
Jlrous.
Miss Lottie O'Danlels went to Clinton FrlJay
afternoon to spend Saturday and Sunday
with tier brother, wbo ts living there. *
Mr. James Bowie' entertained the young
men's Du|illoate WhlBtClub on Monday evening.
The club was organized Monday evening
at the home of Mr. A. M. Smith, and will
meet once a week during the winter months.
L'ne members are Messrs. Wade S. Colhran,
Jeorge Penny, \V. G. Smith, J. S. Link, James
Howie, J. Allen Smith, A. M. Smith. Gorden
White, uewlB Perrln, Frauk McGee, J. Allen
Smith and Davis Kerr.
Mrs. Dale Barkbdale and her two little chllIren
have been In Greenwood, on u visit to
Mrs. J. K. Durst.
Major L. J. Bryant, of Atlanta, and Col.
Dbatnberei, of Trenton, New Jersey, were
tmong the guests at the Glenn Ethel Inn last
The ladles of the Long Cane Society cleared
ibout 829.84 at their stand last Tuesday.
Miss Carroll has returned to her home In
\iken, after a pleasant stay with xMrs. Carrie
Lauare.
Miss Annie Cllnkscales left on Sunday,after
. .... ni<,UBunilv Htient with Miss Male
ftoterUOD. Miss CI In It scales went to Elber;on
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Andrew FresBly.
Mr. William I'. Greene went to Augusta
>ue day last week on business.
Admiral Dewey has cancelled his engagement
to go to Atlanta on Tuesday, on account
;?f his health. This la unfortunate, as Dewey
iVhh the drawing curd of the Fair.
Miss Fannie Leavall, of Jftwberry, is here
in a visit to Mrs. J. D. Chalmers.
Miss Millie Cochran is in the city for a few
lays, slaying with Mrs. J. F. McKlnuon.
Mr. Aug. W. Smith Is in Allauta for a few
iays.
Dr. J. Lowry Wilson and Mr. W. A. TempleLon,
went to Synod on Tuesday. The meeting
jf SSynfcd is being held at Newberry.
Mrs. McD. Cater leaves today for a short
stay In Atlanta.
Mrs. Jane Williams will return to her home
In Savannah on Friday, alter a pleasant visit
nere. She will be accompanied by her sister,
ur...i.iu iinrii?n. who will remain some
Lime In her early home visiting lier son, Air.
William Harden and other relatives.
Miss Kva P. Kirby went to Converse on
Monday, to attend a musical given bv Dr.
Packman, a reuowned pianist. MlbS Klrby
returned on Tuesday.
TAMLOCK?COIIHIE.
The marriage of Miss Alma Corrle and Mr.
James Caldwell Tail lock, will be solemnized
today al high uooii al the home of the bride.
Dr. J. L. Wilson will ofliciateT
Uniou services were held in the Presbyterian
:liurch last Sunday night. Dr. Daniel
preached on this occasion, to a large and
Attentive congregation. Dr. Daniels sermon
was Jul! of profound truths and showed deep
bought and careful study. The text chosen
ivas > l'eter 3 chapter and 1C verse. As also In
ill his epistles, speaking In them of tbese
,?i,i,.h nrHBornn Miiuns hard to be un
1/11111^.^ Ill If KIVI< w
JerMood, which they that are unlearned and
unstable wrebt, a? Ihey do also the other
scriptures uuto their own destruction.
AIisk Lizzie Glberl has given up her posi lion
it the Glenu Ethel lun, and returned to her
lomo In Monterey.
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Tli pv arp ricriii- iin +n
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beauty, style and excelle
anteed the very best.
We can dress you better
goods, but can give you
All "Wool
ir goods make us do thij
ting Moth
the cut? Your boy wi
!. HOPKINS\ SUITS.
3 cannot be equaled by an
; AN
An nlarm of flre was given Monday night
aboutelpven o'clock. A email blaze at the
Colored Methodist parsonage that was soon
c extinguished.
The young men of the town are thinking of
having a dance Thursday evening.
'?
| DR. J. A. DICKSON,
! SURGEON DENTIST.
} GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE
WORK A SPECIALTY.
j A 100 D PLATE $8.00
1 Ai.ALGAM FILLINGS75c and. 1.00
i nifi'ipr nvpn iiinu'?nii,K'? srnRk'
; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
| county of ABBEVILLE.
I PROBATE COUIIT. .
, D. S. Scott, as Administrator, &c., against
i Jane B. Scott, et. al.
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
' In pursuance of an order from
tbe Probate Court In tbe above stated case,
I will sell at Public Outory at Abbeville Court
House, on SALEDAY In NOVEMBER, 1899
next, for tbe payment of debts, tbe following
described real estate belonging to tbe estate
of J. J. SCOTT, dec^sed, situate In said
State and County, to-wlt: All that tract or
parcel lands, known as tbe J. J. Scott homei
stead, containing nearly
Three (3) Acres,
more or leas, bounded bv lands of Ben Wll
sod, James Huckabee, and by Main Street Id
the town of Lowudesville, S. C.
TERMS.?One-half Cash, tbe balance on a
a credit of twelve months, with Interest from
day of sale, tbe credit portion to be secured
by bond o'f purchaser and a mortgage of tbe
the premises; or, purchaser may have option
of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording.
R. E. HILL,
Oct. 14,1899, tf Judge Probate Court.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
I
C?*dan?ed Sokedul* te Effaai
Dao. 4th, MB.
tTATioaa. Nf%~
Lt, Charlestoa ..., 7 10 a a
Lt. Columbia. 11 06 a m
M Prosperity 12 10 a'a
" N?wWitt. 13 26 p a
M NtnetySUL 1 90 p a
M Graanwood. 740am }U ;a
?T. Hodgai. . B 00 a m t 16 p m
Jb. AbbavlUa. !7T. 8 40 a m 8 4t p m"
At. galton ,17. 8 60 ? mi 8 10 p m
ifr. Andergoo ... ....77. 8 85 am 6 83 p a
Ag. graan villa. .,..,..17 10 10 a m 4 16 p m
| jr. Atlanta. ?....| 3 66 p m| 0 p a
STATIONS. gf-SjgI
Tjw. OrMnvills. {fiOnm 10 II a a
" Piedmont 600pm 10 40 a is
" Wil li am aton 6 22 p m 10 ft! a a
Ur. Anderibp 446pm 10 41 a m
Ef. Bel ton J 45 p m 11 15 fc a
Jir. Donnalda., T ? p ? 11 40 ? m
LvlL>bevilJ?....tr^. 6 10 p m 11 M ? fa
LV. Hodgaa. 7 85 p m 11 65 a m
" Greenwood. 8 00pm 12 40pm
* Ninety-Six 18 55 p m
" Newberry 2 00 pm
At. Pro*perity_ 2 14 p m
" Columbia 8 80 p m
jr. CharlMton 8 00 p m
go^jS BTATONS.
liOp 7 10a Lt.. . .Charleston... .Ar b Q&p 1100a
TS5a 11 80a '*.... Columbia " T2Up Tg5p
907a 1215p ' Alston Lv 2 80p SCOa
1004a 12^p ' Santuo " 1 28p 1 49p
10Dua 200p * .Union " 165p T?p
lOJfta 2 22p " .... Jonesvilie .... " 12 26p 858p
lOBia ztffp racoiet ~ n i?p sup
11 86a BlOp Ar.. Spartanburg...Lv 11 4>a 016*
'lliOa 840p Lr.. Spartanburg...Ar 11 22? OOOp
llip tUOp Ar.... AsheviUe Lv 8 90j $06p
"P," p. m. "A.1' a. m.
[ Pnllman palace sleeping cars en Trains Stand
I 91,87 and US, on A. and 0. division. Dining aew
I an th?ae train* serve all meals enroute.
I Trains leave Spartanburg, A. AO. dlvlMea,
Jierthbound. 6:45 a, m., 3:87 p. m., 6:10 ptak.
Vestibule Limited) j seuthbound 12;28 i. tn^
:16 p. m., 11:84 a. (VestibuleLimited.)
Trains leave Greenville, A end 0. division,
erthbound, B :60 a.244 p.m. and 1(12 p. m(YesCtbuled
Limited)^uta bound. 1:26 a.
4>80 p. m., 1218Up. m. (Vwtlbuiediimitedi,
Trains 0 ana 10 ogrry elegant ^ulhpui
V?1 o MBI vwgou oviwDivw cuiu iniyTiyw
nrout* d*lly b?twa?n JaouobtII]*
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Wuhlnyten, D. OL WBlhinfftoa, D. 0.
W.A.TOBK, a K. *AADWTOK.
Su. A('t, AjtQfea. Pm?. Art
W^iagWQ.ka ItlapU.fo,
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LOTHE
\ T -? -4 1-9 y-vtf
i uu duy ui
to First Pla
date and of artistic make
mce. The material is of
The LOW PRICE powe
and for less money than
an
Suit for $3.5(
5?come and see them?i
ft /\M
IC1
ill look like this when he
The value, style and w
y house.
DER5
ll Power ii Mi Pitt
Shows itself in the Matchless Bargains
la every line or goods kept here?
Mil l Men i Boys.
Customers here are gained to be kept Once
a Buyer, always a Customer, is tbe rule, and
that in because of tbe simple method In boy1dk
tbe best goods at tbe lowest figures and
selling ditto.
Take'notice, tbat In every department, as
Underwear, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Neckwear and
Ladles' Capes
Prices Are COT to tbe BONE.
Ladles' and Misses PLUSH CAPES a Specialty.
6. Hillmai
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
county of abbeville.
PROBATE COURT.
Peter Q. Chapman, as Admlatrator, <fcc.,
against Gary Evans Cbapman, et. al.
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
In pursuance of an oi*der from
tbe Probate Court In the above stated case,
I will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Court
House, on Saleday In NOVEMBER, 1899 next,
Inr thfl navmflnt of debts, tne following de
scribed real estate belonging to the estate of
CARRIE E. CHAPMAN deceased, situate In
said State and County, to-wlt: All that tract
or parcel lands, known as the Chapman
Homestead, containing
Seventy-Four [74] Acres, |
more or less, bounded by lands of W. H.
Npeer, Alice McCaslan, Estate of A. J. Poore
and others. I
TERMS.?One-half Cash, the balance on a
credit of twelve months, with Interest from
day of sale, the credit portion to be secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the
premises; or, purchaser may have option of
paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording.
R. E. HILL,
Oct. 14,1899, tf Judge Probate Court. ^
EXECUTOR'S SALE!
By VIRTUE OB' THE POWER CONtorred
In and by the will of GIDEON G.
STONE, deceased, and by authority of the
Court of Probate for Abbeville county, we
will Bfell at public out cry on
THURSDAY, the 2d day of November,
Next,
at the lale residence of the said GIDEON G. m
STONE, deceased, the valuable REAL
ESTATE of said deceased, situate and lying
two miles North-east of the town of Donalds, '
In said county, comprising
One Hundred and Thirty-Two i
(132) Acres, ;
more or less, tbe same to be sub-dlvlded into
two tracts. Tract No. 1 containing 120% acres. '
Tract No. 2 containing 10 IS acres, of wblcb f|
plats will be exhibited on day of sale.
ALSO, at the same time and place, we will "
sell all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of said (|
deceased, consisting In part ot Household and .
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, Farm- '
lug Implements, <&c. i
TERMS?CASH. Purchaser of land to pay a
for papers. "
V. M. STONE, t
G. M. STONE, a
Oct. 10,1609, it Executors. '
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Be sure and ask to see the =
ladies hose that Smith's Dry
Goods and Millinery offer at
10c. per pair, fast black, stainless,
double heel and toe.
Us Admit You
ce Everywhere
and shape. Our new assc
the highest quality and the
:r can go no further with m<
has ever been done before
) and Up.
t is worth dollars to you ^
is dressed in one of ^
workmanship of the
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SCHOOL
^STATIOj
..School S
RIG
ffllLrUKD & DUrKJs!
' HONE,
JOHN W.
Undertaker and
DEALER IN ?
Coffins, Caskets and
iVith all the appliances for embalming. T
jerieace in this line ensures satisfaction and
5TATION
We have too large
must go at a SACF
latest shades and sh
....Wedge=Wood Pa
Is the very latest. ?
Harrison 6
t FOR FALI
| BARKSD
ft
(K Drilling, at 5c per yard.
jK Yard Wide Homespun and Sealsla
Calicoes, at 4c and 5c per yard.
!IS DRY GOODS, all kinds, NOTION
(ft TOBBACCO, CANNED GOODS,
'I* Trunks of all sizes. Also Satchels.
^ and Men's UNDERWEAR. Acid for
I W I). Ba
?? $
DENTAL NOTICE. C.
S. F. Killingsworth,
* ~ ' r"--1- awuwiiio u n
jso. 4 aefti uiooa., n.Duoini?,o. >/ pr
1 May
i '.t'i '. ... ' ,
irtment is a marvel of |
i workmanship is guar- M
sritorious merchandise. M.
. We sell no cotton
^ w m ;|mrs.hopkins|
XERY,.^ i
upplies.. 1
H f|
i mm stare
J i/UUVI KJ X VilJJi ' ufflm
Embalmer.
Metallic Cases., 1
hirty-three yeara of business ex '
guarantees the best results. JSag
ERV. I
a stock. It
?IFICE. The M
tapes. .."4'3
per and Ink.... |g
i Gam$. v ||
L AT | I
ALB'S. I 1
nd Homespun at 5c per yard.
W .
5, HATS, GROCERIES, W M
I 4MPC TJITTLERY.' < >
Big bargains in Ladies' \V v .'
wheat. yjjf
rlcsdale. $ ,|f
?? - ? C.
GAMBRELL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
OtHco lu the National Bank.
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