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pv WEST END. j Happenings and Incidents or a wees About the City. Mr. Thomas Parker, of Lymville, N. C., was In the city several days last week visiting his uncle, Hon. William Henry Parker. Mrs. Charles D. Brown has returned from an extended visit to relatives and friends in Richmond, Va;, and Rock Hill, 8. C. Mrs. Henry Norwood has returned to her home near Calhoun Falls, after a pleasant ; visit here. ? Mr. Charles Pemberton and Mr. McD. Cater j went to Monterey. Friday for a hunt. Mr. J. Allen Smith was In Athens several i days last weefc on business. ' OWENS?MORROW. i On Wednesday evenlDg, December the 1 sixth, Miss Lucy Morrow and Mr. W. C. Owen were quietly united In marriage by Dr. J. L. i Wilson, at tbe borne of tbe bride. Miss Morrow 18 tbe youngest daughter of Mr. F. L. | Morrow, and Is a bright and attractive young lady. Mr. Owen is one of tbe moat competent / engineers on the Seaboard Ala Line, and has made many friends here who wish for him / and bis young bride a long and happy life. Mr. Mark Speer, of LowndesvlUe, was In \ the city Thursday, on business. 4 Miss Mae McLaugbu has gone to Monterey < /* . ->for r short visit to ner aunt, Mrs. Q. w. Speer. Miss Meta Lytbgoe left on Thursday for a visit to Miss Luola MoGowan, in Charleston. Miss Mary Connally, of Atlanta, is in tbe city on a visit to her friends. Miss Mary S. t Lee and Miss Grace Smith. Miss Connally is a frequent and popular visitor to our city. Rev. J. F. McKlnnon returned home on Monday, lrom a short visit to friends in Aiken. Miss Meta Allen haa returned to ber home In Lowndesville, after a pleasant visit to Miss . Nina Taggart. The Junior Whlat Club was pleasantly en teriaineaon xnursuay evouiu^ uy aii. uuuivn < H. Perrlo. 1 Mr. W. J. Thomson ,wbo now oocuples the chair of Pedagogics In Wlnthrop Female College, was In Ibe city Saturday ana Sunday. Mr. Thomson is ever welcome in our midst. Dae West Female College was represented in Abbeville on Saturday, by Miss Hane, Miss Wiseman, MIbs Moffatt, and Miss Martaln. These youDg ladles were doing their Christmas shopping. Evangelist W. W. Orr, of Corslcana, Texas, delivered an able dlsoonrse in the Associate Reformed church Friday evening. He pre* sen ted the cause of the chnroh In Texas, where be has been laboring for some years past. Mr. Orr has accepted the chair of Greek and German in Enkine College, but will not go before May. 1 Miss Eanice Calhoun returned from Dresden on Friday, where she has been teaohlng a a private school. Miss Calhoun left on Mon- 9 day for a two month's visit to Mr. James Per- e rtn.nflMlMAn. MIbsIksIddI. C Mr*. Frank Boyd Gary entertained the c \ Yoang Ladles Whist Club on Friday after- e \ noon. v * Dr. and Mrs. 8. G. Thomson have taken C rooms at Miss Maggie Brooks's until their faome recently damaged by fire, can be repared. Miss Alma Gambrell now has charge of the telephone exchange. The Methodist Church was closed on Sunday morning and evening, their pastor, Dr. J. w. Daniel being In Orangeburg attending Conferenoo. r Mr. A M. Smith intertained the Young Men's Duplicate Whist Club on Monday p evening. 4 Mrs. J. F. McKlnnon, accompanied by Miss Willie Wyman, returned on Monday, from an extended visit to Augusta and Al&en. Mr. Thomas Mlliford is able to be out a^aln after a severe attack of fever. jun. <ioaa r nuer ijiviuKwu, jr., ui wiuui* bla, accompanied by her interesting children came op on Friday for a few days visit to friends and relatives here. Rev. A. McA Plttman of Greenwood preached in the Baptist ohnrob on Sunday. Mr. Plttman Is traveling In interest of the South Carolina Baptist, a paper published In Greenwood. Mrs. W. D. Barksdal'e has returned from a pleasant visit to friend in Gaffuey. A very pleasant German and card party was given Tuesday evening by Mrs. Carrie Lagare at her suburban home complimentary to Miat Annie Porter. After the german elegant refreshments were served. Those present were Mua Mary Lee, Miss Mary Lyles. Miss Lucia Parker, Miss Male Robertson, Miss Mary Connally, Miss Graoe Smith. Miss Willie Caihoan, Miss Sarah Lee, Miss Florida Calhoun, Miss Janle Quarles, Miss Bell Perrin, Miss Jennie Perrln, Miss Nanoy Pool, Miss Alloe Ward I aw. Miss Corrle McClung, Mr. LewlB Perrln, Mr. Gordan White. Mr. George Penney, Mr. Belton Lyles Jr., Mr. Will White, Mr. James Perrln, Mr. James Bowie, Mr. Lawrence Parker, Mr. I. G. Perrln, Mr. A. M. Smith, Mr. Less 8mlth, Mr. Frasler Lyon, Mr. A. W. Smith, Mr. H. f T.JVardlaw. _ xnc meoi LHsrH ui mo owivty ui ui? wuwi will give an entertainment to tbelr friends on Thursday or Friday before the Christmas - holidays. - Tbe first Sales Day Id tbelr new century will be on Tuesday Instead of Monday, as , Monday la New Year's Day. Mr. R. Lawton was in tbe olty Sunday and Monday. Miss Eugenia Allen of la bere on a visit to her sister Mrs. R. C. Wysong. Miss Lallle Calboan has gone to Dresden, to 0 take charge of tbe private school there In tbe absence or her alster Mlaa Eunice Calhoun. Mr. Mark Bradley ol Warrenton, waa In ' town on Saturday. Mr. Bradley Is fond of teaching and Is making a success of It. 1 Tbe Daughters of tbe Confederacy met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Harrison's. This was J an Important meeting ana tne ladies are arranging for a Bazaar. Miss Essie Douglass came In on Saturday and spent Sunday with her father Mr. Q. A. Douglass. Master Ellis and Master William Bell of Dne West, were in the city several days last week staying with their aant Mrs. J. Q. Edwards. Miss Uraoe Smith entertained a few of ber < friends Monday evening In honor of Miss i Connaily of Atlanta. Br. J. W. Daniel has been given the First Metbodlst obnreh of Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Daniel 1 Is an able preacher and bis being sent to Georgia Is a great loss to the South Carolina Oonferenoe. Augusta bas passed through another serious Are. J. B. White's Department store and the Arlington hotel bave been hurned to the ground. Tbe loss Is estimated at three fourths or a million. Miss Lizzie Nlckolt died at ber home near Long Cane laBt Sunday and ber body laid to rest Moneay in Long Cane Cemetery. Miss Nlokols was a earnest christian and a member of Rev. J. F. MoKinnon's cburch. The bereaved family bas tbe heartfelt sympathy ot the entire community. Wagons and Buggies repaired promptly at C. P. Hammand's shop. E? Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patentability of same. " How to Obtain a Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out .through'us receive special notice, without charge, in Tsfe Patent Record, , an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & CO. (Patent Attorneys,) SoiMUir ujiau mftTnia n r. Charleston -and Western Carolina R. R Augusta and Asheville Short Line. : In effeot July 23,1890. Lt Augusta. 9 40 am 1 40 pm Ar Greenwood 12 15 pm - \ Ar Anderson 6 10 pm v. Ar Lauren* 1 20 pm 7 00 am Ar Greenville 8 00 pm 10 15 am Ar ?lenh Springs............".- 4 00 pm Ar Spartanburg 8 10 pm 10 20 am ^ Ar Saluda 5 88 pm - Ar HentoraonTUle...... 6 08 pm Ar Aaherllle - 7 00 pm Lv Aahevllle ? 9 90 am Lv 8partanburg_ 11 46 am 8 06 pm IiV fcJlenn Bprmgu..... IV w Lv Greenville 13 01 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens 1 37 pm - Lv Anderson 7 00 am Lv Greenwood ................. 2 37 pm 5 00 am Ar Augusta - 6 10 pm 11 10 am Lv Calhoun Falls .. 4 44 pm Ar Raleigh - 2 10 am Ax Norfolk. 7 80 am Ar Petersburg 6 00 am ; Ar Richmond- 8 15 am Lv Augusta.. 1 20 pm Ar Allendale. 3 15 pm Ar Fairfax 3 25 pm ArYemassee. 8 45 am 4 20 pm Ar Beaofort 9 45 am 0 20 pm Ar Port Royal 10 CO am 5 85 pm Ar Bavannah 7 80 pm Ar Charleston .. 7 15 pin Lv Charleston. 6 28 am Lv Port Royal 1 15 pm 7 10 am Lv Beaufort 1 30 pm 7 20 am Lv Yemassee 2 45 pm 8 20 am Lv Fairfax ... 9 15 am Lv Allendale 9 85 am Ar AngnsU... 11 25 pm Lv Greenwood 4 25 am Ar Laurens- 6 00 am Lv Laurens- 7 00 am if ?..?rl*nhnr<? 10 20 am Lv Spartanburg.. 8 10 pm Ly Lr.orens.. 6 80 pm Ar Qieenwood - 18 85 pm Close connections at Greenwood for all points on S. A. L. and O. <k 0. Railways, and at Spartanburg with Southern Railway. For any Information relatWo to tiokets, rates, schedule. etc., address W. J. ORAI0, Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, 0s. < K.M. WORTH. Sol. Agent T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. j \ V : |j gg > J, The CI PEOI f U HI T II | Mi ? My business tt clerical force consid ? - TTT _ . Mrs. Dannie \\a William S. Penn rhe above have all ] safely guarantee the Everybody in n Try us. You Tt rH7ANTED - SEVERAL BRIGHT AN] taoneet persons to represent ub as Man jters In ibis and close by counties. Salar. onn o niior onrt prnnnspr. Straleht. bona-fldt io more, no less salary. Position permanent >ur references, any bank In any town. It 1 aalnly office work conducted at borne. Re rence. Enclose self-addressed stamped er elope. The Dominion Company, Dept. < Chicago. Sept. 25,1899,16t. Nice Farm for Sale! pwo HUNDRED ACRES, in two miles c Abbeville. Pine wood enough on It t ay for one-half of it?the NOBLE PL AC J Lpply to ' AUG. W. SMITH. Oot. 3, 1899, tf PROPER HEADWEAR or tbe ladles can always be found at ou establishment. We have All Latest Fall Styles. j y We have gathered/them from the centers < Eishlon, ana ttiey *orm a GLORIOUS GALAXY T good things. Ladies, you can save raonej patience, time, by boylDg your Mllllneryofus. For your own sailsfaction, pay us a visit. Mrs. Mary Taggart. MVTHSlN 1AILWAT. I "SK Cnd??M4 lekadula |n lf?ot Dvocwtbar ltth, 1IN. WATKOT. Lv. Sbki'lMtatt. ~ l 6o a 1 M SuiMWTflk 7 A 1 " IraackTflte t a i ;; Oraj?A*rf...... Iti< Lt.ii!?i2S1 TT77777T7TT. 12?? 1 " Bam wall <t?i " >Uekr^e.... iliai !See=11 " "fH "a* ? 1 ? fc i At. Hod** I p a * ? H > I gr.-jSSa^ ? Tj;g"rjr|i Af. ? ? ? ro rajj 4f Att-W-fCyTOi) ? fa ? j rPATIONB. $;* Lr.bre^rUli * $ f ? 9 ij f , " tirtsnont INpk jjjtti " ^tnifcewtoa ?lpm lltin 4r. ^odertoa T I| > k 11 tf ? i fc.w; ; >ij { n a A.r. D*sn?J.da 7 li p n 11 # ? i uawiv..:... ti*;? iiu'?> CvTSo3p? ti??? 11 B li Af. ""US*! PrMjurtfy.... >H?J ? Co*??U ??*! irYr^^...3T : nwfr ^ | ? a | rTArioss. " '.' .^l^Um.. .' " \ It W It M ft 1 W? " ..ri?arm?... M 1 3t? T g S ft: I Si Zz&torJ I i8;l.'8fl^,as5asr.?gt{ta?a "A" a. m. Wni+t. Pullman *ft}*c? Iwpt** caes mJfmjmm W ma k,? *?4 is. ? a.***(j: criatek. tvttitmu OB'tb?M 1frt> ? nm ft!} ??*)? MmM. Tr?t*? 1?t? $>?rtuVuK, A. As G. gvUlfti nortbbouad. 7:M l.-ff I:ly. * (VwtibuW LiwiiUd); ?u*WuU If:? ft. a l:U p. a., 1144 ft. a., (fiiSuKTiBuUcT TrftUalMf* Ore?*rfti?, A. amd 0. ArWe: B?rthUuni,#i?0?. m. mit&m. a ( stiVuled United) i I :*# ft it to l&t oftri uU. Al?* W*?jn * ?? ears br?w??m CB|a?i??t** ui C?IV*Wa. TTMklnf torn, D. C. ^ . < W. A. TURK, 8. HJiA*?WiqX, G?a. ftu. Ag't.. As't 8e*. Ttfkjgt, WaiMndtba, D. C. ? Big bargains In shoes for next 80, days. "V\ alter two lota ladles button shoes, formi price SI and 91.60, closing pries 89 and 98 cent nt HMttoa'a. hristmas Tra< vlISES TO BE GOO] , III "j : lis Fall has so largely increased over what erably. My corps of assistants is now as folj rdlaw, W. D. Wilson, J. L. } ey, J. Gordon White, W. M. had large experience, and are throughly acc^i - very best attention to any and all whd will eed of goods is most cordially invited to see ill not he disappointed. t .. -VST. 1 WILLI ill MH?!,; f- f 1 I; W.8.C0THRAN. DEALERS IN A G. FAULKNER, Proprietor. I MaDager .Owl in jiiinilii; ? AND ALL BUILDING MATERIAL. 5ee us before you buv vour ^ COAL t WOOD Fort*j* Winter. or L. C. Haskell. Atoevillg Lxunfrer Co. :mics MM' ABBEVILLE HOSPITAL * STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLINA, X ABBEVILLE COUNTY. g J) REESE, SURGEON. OFFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. , . Abbeville, 8. C., March 6,1899. I be looked after and attended tflyat all hours of , 1 the day with skill and experience. No turnNotice 18 hereby given that in accor- lng you away or sending Patients off to have * __ -- * -> I them treated elsewhere, but I Will put them aance wnu au tw* ui kuc uicuw<?. , ~ ~ , ... ? . Assembly, and in conformity with the golDB at Prloes to salt the times. mm Presents, Clocts, all legally qualified voters, and for the ' ' . issuing of transfers, ect., will be open and JEWELRY. at the office of Supervisors of Registra ' tion in the Court House, between the ? t-v hour 9 o'clock a. m., and 3 o'clock p. JcTlCOS DOWI1. m., on the first Monday of each month, until thirty days before the TT ' T> TDPPCJT? next general election. 1 M JLJ, XCJCiJiiOJii. The Board of Registration 1b the judge of the qualifications of all people's jeweler. applicants for registration every male ? citizen of this State and of the United State, twenty-one years of age, who Is T T TTTT T 0 ft ft " not an idiot is not insane, is not a y u, JyB HILL (fa WWae _ pauper supported at the public ex- " pense, and is not confined in any pub- No 3 bosenbebg block. lie prison, and who has not been cont victed of burglary, arson, obtaining WE HAVE moved outt wagon and f goods or money under false pretenses receot~M?rJ. D. kJr?"OuJTp * perjury, fcrjjery, roobery, bribery, ciaityis v ? adultery wife beatine, housebreaking, 5 receiving stolen goods, breach of trust AYIfflVfOAAnA TIflflAlTC i SfH-3 OwEHSBOItO fM E Crimeu a$a'D8k J^e election laws, and These wagons were given first prize over al I who shall have been a resident in this competitorBat the Nashville Exposition. We to State two years (except ministers in ,alBOtiaveafuii8tock or charge of organized churches and! n . n . ? ? teachers of public schools, and these BQM8S, Carrid^CS, HdTDGSS. ttCg atter six months residence in the Oo J 0 J J State,) a resident in the County^ for Give ns a call before buying. Weguarantee six months, ana in pouing precmuyi ?h?iwmuu. n four months, and who can read any -r- y txtt- -m- jt> J Sectiou in the Constitution of 1895, or *** X $ can understand and explain any sec- Wn 9 ]?n<5PT)hflrir RWk I tionofeaid Constitution when read to m- 0 tt0seil?erg UIOCK. m Him by the registration officer or offi- ?? cers shall be entitled to registration and i become an elector upon application for . jVL U JL XJ-A_Xj such registration. If any person has _w_ _ " been convicted of auy of the crimes In| fll Wjl llTfll I| 1 I ? above-mentioned, a pardon of the |J'l|J|Ji. |lV||llw|'|J< 1 S Governor removes the disqualification. I! III |]l I I 111 11 ft V|j||J ' In case any minor who will become 1llllJ 111 UU IIIIIl \J Ui I J twenty-one years of age after the closr ing of the Books of Registration aud OC flffft p before the election, and is otherwise Hnn^nnder^flfh'slfowln'ff^he ia^nualT WRITE T0 0R CALL on tbe:nnderHir??l n tion under oath showing he is quail- \\ or to tbe Director of yonr Towwhlp fc fied to register, the Boards shall regis- for aDy information you may desire about ( ter such applicant before tbe closing of wpjft of innurance. S the books. ^We^DBure your property agalDBt (Jeatmo ^ 1 wUrtoo rinolifinotinna a a , AUy JJCIOUU nuuuc vjuonuvuviuu" uu 2 an elector will be completed after the wfww WlVinSTflBV AC T TCVfVTtffl 2 closing of the Registration Books but WlilUilUftB UA UtffliflitTtft 6 before _the next election shall' have the and do BO cheaper than any Insurance ct? J right to apply for and secure a regis- pany in existence. 2 tration certificate at any time within Remember we are prepared to prove to yon I sixty days immediately preceding insuranceknown^?** and 0h68pe8t plRn of P the closing of the Registration Books, f upon an application under oath to the t "d ptattp t*. ar?n*i + I facts entitling him to such registra- Jt i5LAiiJs'' ** ? Agent, J lion. Ahhnvillp 6 p J The registration of voters must be Auucviiie, o, t?. ~ by polling precincts. There n?ust be a J. FULLER LYON. Prea . Book of Registration for each polling _ *"*Z ' u precinct, that is for eacu township, or ADD6Vlll6, S. C. parish, or city, or town of lqss than * five thousand inhabitants, or ward of cities of more than five thousand ti/^v i titv t\t"nnnm/\nn inhabitants. Each elector must vote dUAiiD DIRECTORS ^ in the polling precinct in which he l! resides. If there is more than one J. Add. Calhoun Ninety-Six Tow? iship! voting place ill the polling pretsiuct, M. Benjamin Greenwood " I the elector may vote at any votiug w^aScIISSIZ ' i- place designated on the registration M. B. ciinkscaies Due West ? 'f certificated The Boards must designate T. L. Haddon... Lone Cane " in the registration certificate the vot- LTph^afe^rZwhi^Haii " ing place in the polling precinct at J. w. Lyon Indian fliu " 3. which the elector is to vote. If there Capt. John Lypn Cedar Spring is more than one voting place in the g: j! Ander^nVDiamo^Hi'i? " polling precincts, the Boards shall h. a. Tennent Lowndesvilie ? t designate on the certificate the voting A. 0. Grant - Magnolia " - place selected by the e^ector. TT ^ . ^N McK^neyr/Z^'BorteaM " J. V. U-AU vv - Abbeville. 8. 0., Jan. 18. 1K88. I ? 8, 8. B0LE8, j1 ip W. A. LANIER. I Board of Superviaore of Registration ?ia?? an? patty, at Miifard & D?prf?,. .* / ySfSulki- V ' - * ' " . 1'$? . :. . . . - . U.i.i; *' ; ' -v-VmfW: ' le of I J A1MJ fully prepared to ham fch Fall and Winter Go ractive is the fact tha 5 old price. This is a ise .old prices are base 1 i& now selling at sev I am now olfering b* Lng sold at prices lowe it was last season tha :Ows: >errin, J. GilH Calder, Wm. I iiainted with business favor me with their pi us. We want your tr FOR SALE. I OFFER FOB SALE FIFTY ACRES OF land wltbla tbe Incorporate limit* of the town of Abbeville. Can be divided Into two tract* of twenty-five acres eacb. Title* perfect. Terms easy. Prloe low. Apply to J. W. W. MARSHALL. Nov. 1st, '99. y ^ 6. A. Douglass. v Thn Hnii/nr nf flnoh Dnrnhnoinn i lie ruRGi hi uUuii rummy Shows Itself in the Matchless Bargains In every line of goods kept here? doling' lor Men i is. Customers here are gained to be kept. Once a Buyer, always a Customer, Is the rnle, and that is because of the simple method In baying the be?t goods at the lowest figures and selling ditto. Take notice, that in every department, as Underwear,-Hats, Caps, Shoes, Neckwear and Ladles' Capes Prices Are COT to tie BONE. Ladles' and Misses PLUSH CAPES 8 Specialty. i / 1WEM8IM HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM MONDAY, 00T0-' BEE 16th UNTIL SATURDAY. DECEM BEE 31st. The Bate of State, County, School and Special Tax, Including One Dollar Poll jPax, One Dollar Commutation Tax. F ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO raise Hupplles for tbe fiscal year commencing January 1, 1890, notice Is bereby given tbat tbe office of County Treasurer of Abbeville County will b?open for the collection of taxes for said fiscal ye?r from Monday, October 16tb, until Saturday, December 31st, without, penalty. Bates per cent, of taxation are as follows: 8late Tax - 8 mill*. Ordinary County Tax 2lA " School..! 7. 8 " Slnfcinghund 1 ? Total u% Id addition to the above a special tax will be collected for school purposes as follows: Town of Mt. Carmel.. 3 mills. Lowndesvlle 4 mills. - Sharon 4 mil Is. Belbel a 3 mills. Doe West.-. ........ ;.. 8 mills. WIlllDgtoo .............. 8 mills. Town of Abbeville: Retiring Railroad Bonds and paying Interest on same..... \y% mills. 1 Special School,retlrlDg bonds and paying Interest on same 5% " A poll tax of One DoUar per capita on all male citizens between the age of 21 and 60 years, except such as are exempt by law, will be collected. A commutation road tax of One Dollar will be collected the Fame time as other taxes from all male citizens between the age of 16 and 50 years, except such as are exempted by law. Unless said tax Is paid by first of January, 1900, four days work upon the public highways will be required under a contractor. tutoo orp navable only in gold and silver coId, UDlted States currency, National Bank notes and Coupons of State Bonds which become payable durlug the year 1900. For convenience o/tax-payers, I will visit the places designated below for the purpose of collecting taxes: Lowndesvllle, Monday and Tuesday, October 28. '24. Mt. Carmel, Wednesday, October 25, Wellington, Thursday, October 26. MrCrtruilck. Friday and Saturday, October 27 and 28, till 12 o'clock latter day. Donalds, Wednesday, November 1 Due West, Thursday and Friday, November 1 2 and 3, till 10 o'clock latter day. During above dates my office will be closed. Parties desiring Information by mall In regard to their taxes will please write before DECEMBER loth, stating the location of their property, and Include postage lor reply, and those paying taxes by cheok must include the charge for collection. T TJ T3T A xrr TP I J XVi uuij Treasurer. Sept. 25.1899, tf Haddon's Winter Sale begins to-day. Wa have a great variety of special bargains to I offer. Persons who have a little money to spend will find It to tbelr Interest to give ua a ' look. . " . $00 lie it. His three large ods of all kinds, and w t t nearly every article very great advantage 1 d on four and five cen en and a half cents, irgains in all lines, a 5r than they can be bo t I have found it necei lam Aiken, Tt I. White, Ge and business methods, atronage. ade and will treat you ! ' , . ;/ I P. B. S \ Druggist, - - A Complete and Selected St ck NONE BUT QUALIFIEI ALLOWED TO DISPE A Fill Line of Toilet and Mo JW^NIGHT CALLS ANSWERED J FALL STOCK FANCY AB j ?..MIL We have in stock and'arrlving daily well selected GROCERIES that we b 6 1-2 cento cotton and an abidlbg coofi< ways wants the BEST in the line of j only for Liberal Quantities, I We wiu, mereiore, auring iqo c the wants of the most exacting, while PRICES wkhin the ireacb of ALL. CERIES, keep us iu mind. No. 4 Hot JOHN V | A . i Undertaker an DEALER IN Coffins, Caskets an With all the appliances for emDalraing. perieuce in this line ensures satisfaction i | A. M. Hill ? ARE HEADQUARTERS $ Staple and Fane; Groceries, W MAIN STEET, - - y|> Also propietors < HILL'S I W ....And Agents foi | STUDEBAKER AND 1 ^LOOK : mmm rIF YOU WANT ANYTfc OF GROCERIES, FROM 5c Can of Potted Ham to a Good Shot Gun, a Wat or Staple Dry Goods ...CALL 0N...^=? AMOS R Farm Hands Wanted. K/"| Good steady aod Industrious colored r tlvf men, hIukI* or married, with families to v wprk the whole year for Cash payment* and* nettlements monthly. Apply to Hollow Creek i Farm, Toaie'? P. O., Aiken Co., H. C. ? Nov. 22, 1S99. 3 mo. * 1 Wanted. * u HPEN THOUSAND POUNDS HIDF.3. C I .1 r vn? n A- DllUK IUCLU IU UiC, X will tbe highest market price for there THOS. THOMSON. v ./ stores are well filled J* hat makes them most v offered for sale is at bo the buyer, because ' its cotton, when cot- ^ nd many goods are > 'M ssary to increase my LOinas G. Perrin, ; orge White, Jr. , and therefore, I can own * rciuD, ?, | Af Pnro T^rudc and rhAmi/yiU If vi iuiv i/iugjr uuu vuvouwiui ,. D ASSISTANTS, NSE PRESCRIPTIONS. | lfl^Arti^K at ReasonaWe | ave ever had. An lntlmatioa df 'JH ience in the fact that Abbeville ai- r i sdible*, caused us 10 contract not' ; : : - , \ t Hi h Q lit omlug season be able to cuter to V. at the same time we shall keep . ftg Wheu in quest of CHOICE GBO- '-_/ $ el Block. ! rsiGN- 1 d Embalmer. ' ,4 Metallic Cases. | Tbirty-three year.* of baaineqp ex , md guarantees the beat results. FOR ALL KIND8 OF Frnits and Confectionery, $ ABBEVILLE, 8. C. W ^ y, Sale and Feed Stable, I : and Coal Yards. w ige and Boggy Repository. ? |? ; the Celebrated.... % " !ILBmWAg^|: -J Sill IING IN THE WAY ; A.... ..*n V- ~3&m a Barrel of the Finest Floor, *li Pot, Buckets, Tubs, Ac., filAthln* IIo fa np ram. MORSE nni-k T>r\Tnn . 'HI iv/ xv-i^n x. is y rWO WOOD SH0P3 and a BLACKSMITH Shop, liuated across the street from ' V'allloglord & Kussull's Stables. J.M.MARTIN, ; ^ Oot. 14, 1899. tf , Cave, 8. C. HfTANTED?SEVERAL BRIGHT AND >V*? honest persons to represent oa an Matt* . srerstn this and close by counties. Salary. > . > 300 a year and expenses. Straight, bona flde, > ' o m re, no less salary. Position permanent. in - -nfocflnnoo onn Kunb In onv tnvn Tf 1a lain ly office work conducted at Dome, Ref- 1 s l, rouce. Enclose self-addressed stamped en' ' elope.. The Dominion Company, Dept. 9, blcago. - Sept.?, 1809, lit ' ' '