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WEST END. f 1 * w Af a f j juap|i?niDKi? huu UViuruii* w* ? | Week About the City. /This Is the last Wednesday in the nineteenth century and we are all turning new leaves and making good resolution lor the coming years. Let us hope for a brlKht and happy New Year. Miss Lottie Brown of Anderson, is here on a visit to her brother Mr. Charley D. Brown. f Mr. J. Allen Smith Jr., entertained the Young Mod's Duplicate Whist Club last Tuesday evening. Mr. W. G. Templeton comes borne from Clemson College on Friday to spend Chrlstr mas with bis parents. Miss Florence Henry Is spending the holidays bere. Mlas Henry has charge of ibe primary class In the Graded School In BlsbopL vllle. Mrs. Allen M. Shoen has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives In Richmond. Mrs. S. H. Haddon Is expected home on Thursday from an extended visit to her son Mr. William Hardan of Savannah. HMF^vFrlday evening the Junior Whist Club was ^rv pWantly entertained by Mr. Bradley Reese. v lw T^MTHERS ASD PCPIL3 ON A CHRISTMAS /' REST. ^ 1 trustees have given the Graded School JBRTay until the second day of January. fSeXeacbers as well as the pupils appreciate \lblBxest&Dd wl" return to their duties, on ibe*^ond. and work with renewed energy. Townes Robertson Jr., 1b spending Christinas with his home people. Jennie Edwards was In the city on ^&7ay shopping. Miss Edwards was the /Ltr??* of her brother Mr. wainer w. ?.uwarus j^yblle la the city. r' Miss May Lyon is spending her Christmas ifcoilUays with her mother Mrs. John Lyon. F Miss Corrle Cowau of Wllllngton, 1s here on 'lslt to her cousin Miss May Lyon. r lilss Daisy Cromer was the charming guest fcf.ier aunt Mrs. K. Emmet Cox several days ^Alr. David Henry and Mr. Hill arrived in Vbeclty on Saturday to spend their holidays with tbelrparents. ' Mrs. J. 0. Ellis complimented the young k ladles Whist Club by au afternoon entertainment Friday. Mrs. T. 8. Clay accompanied by her attrac* tlve little daughters Miss Nell and Miss v Corrie will arrive in the city on Thursday the guest of Mrs. John Hardan. Mrs. Clay will remain in the olty for several months ??- ??- Ti- AAn(W,noW hlo atnriv nf mpdU WU1IO Ul. UIOJ UUUtlUUCU xio cine Id tbe hospitals of Greeuwood. Mr. Marshall P. DeBrahl was Id Columbia, several days last week attending tbe Supreme Court. Mr. Allen Loug Is speodlog tbe holidays with his mother. Mrs. W. H. Lone. Miss Roberta Morse of Annlaton, Alabama, Is Id the city visiting tbe family of Mr. A. fi. Morse. UNION OF LOVING KEA ITS. Id Elbertoo, on November 30th, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. F. C. Sanders, Mr. K Samuel Noisier of Charlotte, N. C., and Miss 8 ad la Lavinla Sanders were aolted Id mar^ riage. Miss Sanders Is one of Elberton's inoul attractlvo young ladles. Mr. >Telnler Is brfUQ the employee of tbe Seaboard Air Lloe. Hr. and Mrs. Neisler heve gone North for a I Bori trip and on their retara will make ^^mflHIeir home Id Abbeville. Ernest Vlsanskl Is home from bis school Id Exeter, N. H.. and will spead tbe Christmas holidays with nlB father, Mr. Vlsanskl. Miss Carrie Lagare has gooe to St. Mlcbels, to Bpeod stveral days with her mother. Mr. Frank B. Gary was In Columbia, several days last week, attending the Supreme Court. Mr. Tom Grant Perrln Is Spending a few days In Atlanta, with his cousin, Mr. Marshall Walker. Miss Belle and Miss Azlle Simpson of Atlanta, are tbe charming guests of Miss Mary Lou Smith. Mr. Tom S. Perrln Is spending Christmas witn bis mother, Mrs. L. w. Perrln. Miss Mary Starfce Lee and MIbs Sarah Lee went to WasblngtOD, D. C., on Sunday. Tbe ? T..?i|||,A tkA rsf Qonafoe Till. iHlDDOO UVU mil mo nug 5uvdv vt man and bis oharmlng daughter Miss Loo a l Tillman daring their stay in that oily, t MlM Augusta Kent of Baltimore, will ar I rive In the oily on Wednesday. Miss Kent I will be the attractive guest of Miss Florlde and Miss Willie Calboun. I Mr. Will Mcllwaln wbo now bas a position 1p Spartanburg, was in the city spending B Christmas with bis mother. B Miss Eliza Thomson Is home from Ora, Anderaon County, where she bas charge of a in large school. Mrs. G. Mc D. Miller of Laurens, is here on a visit to her daughter Mrs. Walker W. Edwards. NKffi Mrs. R. R. Watson ofElbet-ton, came home to upend Christmas with her mother, Mrs. A. St. Julian Corrle. Mr. Kob Mct?w rerrin or unaneston, is ocae spending a few days. \lr. and Mrs. Lewis Parker of Greenville, wut) tbelr pretty children, are spending a few dayrwitb Hon. W. H. Parker. Mr. Walter L. Miller went to Atlanta on EC Monday for a few days Btay. SB Mr. John M. Hardan went to Athens, Monr* day on business. H Mr. Wllber Blake ft home from Davidson I / for a short stay with bis home people. V Master Jack Harden entertained a few of i bis frleuds on Monday' evening. Among s those present were Miss Helen Smith. Miss IoDe Smith, Masters James Templeton. Lewis I Perrin. Wallace Harris. Mr. Edwin R. Lucas, the P^slaeDt of the Walhalla Cotton Mill,spentSwfay and Monday In tbe city, tbe Mrs. Mary Perrin. Dr. Lewis H. Russell oi^^^Hpod, was in w tbe city several days Mr. Artbur Morrow froEs^fcartanbnre, i came home to spend ChrlstmiS with his k f ?>ther. I I ;lnion services were held In the PresbyterA > lac. church Sunday evenlDg, by Rev. W. L. B Mathews. Mr. Matbews preached an earnest BL and impressive sermon to the young men. At the close of the sermon Miss McClonc sang a beautiful solo, "Tbe Plants of Peace." HMjk Miss Emma C. White, of Rock Spring, is at home spending Christmas. BHL Miss Eliza Thomson entertained tbe Young Girls Wblst Club on Friday afternoon. Mm V fi T.o? ?nH Mr f+tift T.pa vant tn HB Bordeaux on Monday. W The many frieads of Mr. A. B. Morse are delighted to know that he Is convalescing, after a short illness. Miss Gertrude Moore, who is teaohlng near V DooHlds, Is spendlog a few dayB here with her W mother, Mrs. Henry Moore. V Mr. tieorge Reese, ot Walhalla, Is In tbe ^ city on a visit to his cousin, Mr. Bradley Reese. Miss Isatel Uaddon Is confined to her room with a severe case of sore eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith are here, the guest o> Dr. aod Mrs. Frank E. Harrison. Miss Jane Wardlaw White Is here spending tbe holidays. Mies White has eharge of a .'large school at Bradley. .V Mr. Jay McLaugbn, of Athens, Is In the ""city for a few days, the guest of bis sister, Mrs. T. H. Sellers. Mr. Harry Epilog, of Athens, spent Mon day In tbe city, the guest of friends. Invitations are out to the marriage of Dr. k Lewis Russell and Miss Etta Reynolds, at A Greenwood Wednesday. W Mr. James Bowie went lo Atlanta on Modday for a few days. Miss Maggie Hill and Mr. Tom Lyon. spent Cbristmas Day in the coantry with friends. Mr. Mark E. Bradley was in town 01 Monday. litebaky feast. Last Thursday evening, the Palmetto Literary Society gave a public entertainment at the school bolldlng. The exercises were Interesting In every detail, and the audience showed their appreciation by the loud applause. Mr. Frank Bradley. President?Delivered the opening address. Declamation?Mr. Sam Hill?Tne American Flag. Music?Miss Mattie Jennings?March Hon grolse. Recitation?Miss Marlon Corrle?There was Nothing on the Tree for Me. Music?Miss Mane Gary?Polish Dance. Essay?Miss Marie Cromer?Patns ot Glory Leads but to the Grave. Hf net/* MIdb Static Rnwllao?Tin- t~< pomtloa. Debate?Mr. William Hemphill?Rexolved mb tbat England'sClatm on tbefTranRvaai lnjuxt. Music? Mis* Nettie Hammond?La Gazelle. Negative?Mr. Tboma* Lyon. Mnsic?Miss Alma Daniel. Affirmative?Mr. Len White. Music?Miss Biunche Gary?Mendtlsson's Spring Song. Negative?Mr.-Luther Bradley. At the close of the exercises, Dr. Daniel made a short talk, taking as his subject Moles." The debate wan decided In favor of the Negative.Judge R. E. Hill. Mr. Hiram TuRtori and Mr. Walter L. Miller, composed the com ml tMIfs Ida Brown, of WIlliHmRton. is in the1 rlty for a few days siay with her inend, Mrs. i W. D. Earksdale. | U1?I> TunUAiiA.U. IT'n,, 17II-.U.4L ^lr. . I in iff unu ic v^ur?i iro, it* ion EiliiHOHin W ICKPT, Ml??? Florid*' Calhoun; Miss Willi? Calhoun, Mr. Lewis Perrln, Mr. Will White, Mr. Anderson Offori. ?nd Mr. Less Smith, w^nt to Green wood Tuesday, to attend the dance glv? en at the Oreeon. Mr. Rhett Parker, one of Anderson's rising young men. spent last Bundfty in the city ihe guest of bis brother, Mr. Lawrence Parker. CHRISTMAS DANCE? PRETTY BELLES AND GALLANT REAUX. To night. December tbe 27lh, 1S99, the voung men of tbe olty, will give their usiml Christntee Oance. The german led hy Mr. James H. Perrln and MUb Augusta Kent, of Baitl more, 18 anticipated by the young peoplel with mncb pleasure: Miss Nina TagKart,' Miss Mary Lyles. MIm Mae Robertson, MIkn: Klorlde Calhoun, Miss Jennie Perrln, MIsm! Willie Calhoun, Miss Lucia Parker, MIsh Plevna Seal, Miss Rebecca Seal, Mi?? Ells* Bowie. Mirb J?nle Qnarles, Mln* Elizabeth Wicker, Ml?? Marv Hemphill, MIhh Louise Hamilton, Mis* R?chael Hemphill, Miss Annie Porter. Mis* Nannie Alfeen, Miss Virginia Aiken, Miss Eliza Thomson, Miss Belle ParrlD, Miss Marl* Gary, Mlaa Allse Simpson. r ' The_ C PtiOA i I Hi .^Ljj iiim 1 ! II >* ^.- ^?.- > My business tlii clerical force considei Mrs. Nannie War< William 8. Penne; The above have all lis ? ^ - saieiy stum-hiilcc mc Everybody in ne< Try us. You wi] Messrs. G. 8roitb, David Henry. Tom Perrln, J. T. Robertson, W M. Rarnwefl, S. J. Cannon, William Hemphill, W.J. Bryson, R. L. Dargan, C. G. Sayers, W. S.Penny. W. B. Lawson, W. W. White. T. G. While, J. S Bowie, Aleck Bowie, Lewlw Perrln, J. B. Lyles, Jr., E. R. Thomson, A. Henry. Mis* Lillian Gambrell spent Ctirlitraas with her borne people. Mr. Andrew Lyon, of Augusta, spent Christmas In the city witb his father, Judge J. Fuller Lyon. Mrs. O. E. Moore and Miss Janle Brock, of Honea Path, spont several days in the city, the guest of Mrs. R.C. Bernau. Dr. T. O. Klrkpatri'.{ spent Christmas here witb his sister, Sirs, tv C. Bernau. Dr. Klrkpatrlck will go to Downdesvllle to practice bis profession next year. Rev. T. W. Sloan will preach 'bis first sermon as pastor of tbe Associate Reformed Church 'be first Sabbath in January. Tbe installation will take place on Friday evening before, and the public Is cordially Invited to be present on thin occasion. Mian i?. p Kirhv will entertain her music | pupils at a delightful luncheon ou Thursday. Miss Nancy Aiken and Miss Virginia Aiken of Coronaca, Is here on a visit to Miss Mary Lou Smith. DEATH OF MKS. BUTLER. Mrs. J. C. Butler died at her home on Sunday night, alter a long and severe Illness. Mrs. Butler was a devoted meuubor of tbe Associate Reformed Church, and an earnest Christian. The body was laid to rest in Melrose Cemetery, surrounded by a large number of sorrowing friends. i' Mllford's Neuralgia powders never fail. No cure, no pay. Mlllord & DuPre. Phone 107. Dr. Neuffer's Lung Tonic for sale at Milford -& DuPre'a. Tbe Druggist. Phone 107. For floe extracts, combes and brushes, tooth brushes, soap, Ac. uo 10 minora <x uorio, Tbe Druggist. Phone 107. A Grler'8 Almanac for every body. Call and get one at Speed's Drag store. Grler's Almanac free to all at Speed's Drug Store. Christmas books for children. Templeton's. New novels 75 cents. Templeton's. When In need of anything in our line. Ring Phone 107 and we will do the rest. Yours to please, Mllford <fc DaPre. The4rugglst. For barglns in stationary. Go to Mllford & DuPre's. Dr. Hill Headach powders, both old aud new style at Mllford & DuPre's. Phone 107. For Christmas goods, Go to Miliord & DuPre's. The Druggists. VCTANTF.D ? SEVERAL BRIGHT AND ?? honest persons to represent ur as Managers In this and clone ;by counties. Salary 9900 a year and expenses. Straight, bona fide, no more, no leas salary. Position permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It Is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. 3, Chicago. Sept. 25,1899,16t. - WIIBB MtSLWif. F Tiv ; ? ? * m?m? + mh> n 'jmli p*. ** jt&tttzrpeax.'Kgsi tte bs ts?^trtr?^,! flpnl : ^ P * ' ' ' . ' ' 'T ' . ' ' ' .. h ret mas Trac IISES TO BE GOOl 1 flfWfTP I ? i n mii 12 s Fall has so largely increased over what rably. My corps of assistants is now as foil llaw, W. D. Wilson, J. L. ] y, J. Gordon White, W. M. id large experience, and*are throughly acqj very best attention to any and all who will ed of goods is most cordially invited to see 11 not be disappointed. W. .X \ iiiiii iiiii libir oipiy, w.8.cothran i DEALERS IN A G FAULKNEB> Proprietor. Mauager ill Sfl, M llliM AND ALL BUILDING MATERIAL. See us before you buv vour ^ COAL I WOOD . \ . . . Fnr the, TX7\?? winner. or L. C. Hasken. Abbeville Lumber Co. "O ifflltE HOSPITAL STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,afibeville county. tt t) dpfop qttpf,liin*kr OFFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS. H, 11. IlMlljIb, U U lllTibUil. ' TRATION, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Abbeville, S. C.tJMarcb 0,1S99 TH^nd b roKSJ'oZoCKS,1 v?henethey^rtH Notice is hereby given that in accor- be looked after and attended to at all bonr? of dance with an Act of the General ft* hU0r? A^btJLUUI^, auu 1u uv/iiiui ujiij tv tit iut uiouj broaicu cmcwuoir, uui a wn? |/u? * ..... f requirements of the Slate Constitu- RoIdk at prices to salt the times. tioo, the books for the registration of m _ fl^'^rlvr/^m^opeo Win Presents, Clocks, at the office of Supervisor* of Registra- Qnfi TT?Ul7'Ti,T T*V tion in the Court House, between the * * ?*UU UHj Vv J2jxjxV x ? hour 9 o'clock a. m.. and 3 o'clock p. m., on the first Monday of each Oown month, until thirty days before the UUWI1, next general election. __ The Board of Registration is the JT Tj T?1<I7<!ST<j judge of the qualifications of all * * J applicants for registration every male * the people's jeweler. citizen of this Swate and of the United State, twenty-one years of age, who Is not an idiot is not insane, is not a ? ? m MA pauper supported at the public ex- J I. hi I 1.1. X/. nfj oeuse, and is not confined in any pub- " " wVrij ilc prison, and who has not bpen convicted of burglary, arson, obtaiuing No* 3 Rosenberg block. iroods or money under false pretennes \xte have moved outt wagon jfibl) perjury, frr.:ery, robbery, bribery, Carriage Repository to the Htor? room dultery wife beating housebreaking, rewntly occupied by Mr. J D.Kerr. Our apereceiving stolen goods, breach of trust arsa?es OVERSHHO TOMS crimes against the election laws, ami " I! UilUUUltV if IlUUilvi who shall nave been a resident in this StHfA ttt'n vpsits Ipxfipnf minister* in These wagons were given first, prize over al fetate two jears (exwpi minibiers in competitors at the Nashvllle Exposition. We charge of organized churches and aibo have a full stock or teachers of public schools, ami these , , s" Si Vo?; Buggies, Carnages, Harness, h w? Secliou in the Constitution o' 1895, or j _ -tttt r sl r**f \ ' can understand and explain any sec- %J -f>. JbLlLslj of tiou of naitJ Constitution when read to m. q Dl??l, I him by the registration officer or oiH- N0# ? IvOSBDDerg lilOCK. ( cers shall be entitled to registration and i become an elector upon application for ' ' such registration. If any person has ^^_TT been convicted or any or tne crimes . xvjl lxj <bove-meutioued, a purdon of the _t_ _ Governor removes t lie disqualification. |]|I|I] Hl;0|ll|irj|i| 1 In case any minor who will become 11U I' |1\|U||1|'|J' V 1 twenty-one years of age after the clos- I ||||| I fill || if II/H mgof the Books of Registration and 1 lltJLi IIlUUIllllI vtil f oefore the election, and is otherwise qualified to register, makes applica- Jfr Oflfl lion under oath showing he is quali- ^"?j|WW#i lied to register, the Boards shall regis-. _ r . 4. . , , w such applicant before tbc closing of WJJ WwVS,u>r ??} VoVr"?l? the books. for any Information you may dealre aboal Any person whose qualification- as 1l"fja"ii0' an elector will be completed after the u,m by y P P * ^ ! closing of the Registration Books but ] before the next election shall have the nil WfflDSTOH 11 LI5HTSIN5, . right to apply lor anu secure a renin- ? ? . , !ration certificate at any time within and do ho cheaper tbau any Insnranoe Com ' ixty days immediately preceding puny Tn existence. I i hp plncmur nf the Registration Honks Hemember wo are prepared to prove to yon ,J ne closing or m i lugnirauon Jsooks. 1hKI0Ur8lH the 8aft)Ml 0>l<japest plan of ? upon an application under oath to the insuranceknown. facta entitling him to such registra- . ( , , J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, I The registration of voters must he . a by polling precincts. There must be a Abbeville S. C. ' Hook of Registration for each polling ^ ' 1 precinct, that is for eacii township, or J. FU]jL?B 'CTON, Pres. t parish, or city, or town of less than \ J|\UAtri11? c * P five thousand inhabitants, or ward of V AQOOyilie, o. v. cities of more than live thousand . ^ 2 inhabitants. Each elector must vote \ in l he polling precinct in which in- t>A \ I) H >l resides. If there is more than one Dv/Alii/ J/lIblSL' IVllO. voting place in the polling precinct, the elector may vote at any voting J-Aid Calhoun XlnetftBto Tqwnahlp j place designated on the registration, o. h! " J certificate. The Hoards must designate w. B. { iu the registration certificate tne vol- ?I\"\Y", ... inn place in the polling precinct a? J;fr; which the elector is to vote. If there Joseph Luke White Hall ? ' is more than one voting place in the J. w. Lyon.. ...Indian hiii \"" v\ 1 polling precinct*, the Boards shall w.PRLwlno^ *.v'3 jjj rte-iguate on the certificate the voting Dr. J. a. Anderson.Diamond Hill place selected by the elector. H.A.Tennent ....Lowndeaviiie ? T n r^Al?WTTV A.O.Grant Magnolia ? K ^ J. L>. t-AKWlL.li,, J.B.Tarrant Calhoun " J) b. t). BOLLb, G. N. McKlnney Bordeaux * 5> VV. A. LANIER. Abbeville,S.C., Jan. 18,1888. * Board of Supervisors of Registration v '.*W ' + '**v. 4 ,v . y . : ' ?' ' . v<-> > la nf ? ? IV U1 IV D AND fully prepared to hand fch Fall and Winter Go< ;ractive is the fact that 3 old price. This is a jse old prices are base* - n/v O'f CSAtr/ 1 IS liuvv scxiui^ aij I am now offering ba in g sold at prices lowe it was last season that lows: ?errin, . J. Gilli , Calder, Wm. H ixainted with business ; favor me with their p? us. We want your tri FOR SALE. I OFFER FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES OF land wltbln tbe Incorporate limits of the town of Abbeville. Can be divided Into two tracts of twenty-five acres eacb. Title* perfect. Terms easy. Price low. Apply to J. W. W. MARSHALL. Nov. 1st, '99. .. I /\ of % 6. A. Douglass. " J" ] % /o? HidMHing ouuwn iu?mi in uiw iUHicnieHH cargams Id every line of goods kept bere? Mil 1 If II Ms.. CastomerR bere are (rained to be kept Once a Buyer, always a Customer. Is the role, and that 1r because of the simple method In baying the best goods al the lowest figures and selling ditto. Take notice, that In every department, ax Underwear, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Neckwear and Lad lee' Capes Prices Are COT to lie BONE. Ladles' and Misses PLUSH CAPES a Specialty. ? B. Hillman TAX raws II. I HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ( FROM MONDAY, OCTOBER 16th UNTIL SAT- p URDAY, DECEMBER 31st. i \ The Rate of State, County, School J and Special Tax, Including One y Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar , Commutation Tax. \ IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO ^ raise supplies for the flucul year commeuc- 1 Idk January 1, 1899, notice la hereby Riven lhat the office of County Treasurer of Abbe- 1 vtlle County will be open for the co'lectlon of j laxea fur said fl?cal jenr from Mono ay, Octo- f ber ltfth, until Saturday, December 3bu, with- i out penalty. Rates per cent, of tax ation are w, us follows: a State Tax ; fi mills. Ordinary County Tax '2]A " a .School 3 " f Blnfclng hund... 1 " ^ Total iiy. A In addition to the above a apodal tax will f. be collected for school purposes as follows: ?*i Town of Mt. Carrael....... 8 mills. Lowndesvile ; 4 mlllH. ^ MnnroD ? ? mn >.. ^ Bethel X mills. * , Due West-... ...... <S mills. \l Wllllugton r 3 mills. j L'own of Abbeville: j Retiring Railroad Bonds and * pacing interest, on same 1% mills. ? Special School, retiring bonds and paying Interest on same 5% " A pull lax of One Dollar per capita on all nale citizens between the age of 21 and 60 2 rears, except sucb as are exempt by law, will ie collected. .* A commutation road tax of One DoKar will >e collected the same time ax other Uuxes rom all male.cltlzeus between the at;e of 18 ind 5(1 years, except such as $re exempted by aw. Unless said lax Is paid by first of Janlary, 1900, four days work upon the public J liuhways will be req-lred Ijiideraconiractor. C Taxes are payable only lfr gold and silver * oln, United Stales currency. National Bank totes and Coupons of Slate bonds wlif.cii be ome payable (luriug me year isw. For convenience of tax-payers, I will visit he places designated below for the purpose >f collect!taxes: Lowndesvllle, Monday and Tuesday, Octo>er 23,24. M t. Oarmei, Wedn> sdiiy, October 25, WI'llngton, Thursday, October 2G. Mt-Coruilck. Friday and Saturday, October 17 and 28, till 12 o'ciotffc latter day. t Donalds, Wednesday, November 1 j Due West, Thursday and Frid iy, November and ;{, till 10 o'clock latter day. During above dates iny office will be closed. ; Parties desiring information by no all in retard to their taxea will please witte before JECEMBEH 15th, stating the locaIon ol their properly, and lcclude postage orrpply, and those paying taxes by check nuHt Include the charge for collection. H v J. E. BLAKE, JE., t. f | X / ; Treasurer/ _ S^ept. V>. 18W. tf ' HBddon't Winter Sale begins lo-dayi V? iRve\|rre?t v"r]ety of Hptcial bargains to rj ffer. Person* who have a little mow to -* pend to their Interest togl|>o? a tL Lie it. His three large ods of all kinds, and v b nearly every article very great advantage d on four and five cei m and a half cents. Tgains in all lines, i r than they can be b fc I have found it nec? am Aiken, . T [. White, J G and business method* itronage. ade and will treat yo Ji L JBb J '. . * w P. B. ? Druggist, - I Complete and Selected St ck -v. NONE BUT QUALIFII &40WED TO DISP [ M Lite of Met anil Hoasel NIGHT CALL'S ANSWERED FALL STOCK FANCY A' ..M X IWe have in stock and arriving dafl weli selected GROCERIES that we 6 1-2 cents cotton and an abiding conl ways wants the BEST iu the line of only for Liberal Quantities, ' We will, therefore, during the the wants of the most exacting, whil PRICES within the reach of ALL. CERIES, keep us in mind. No. 4 He JOHN "V 4L..J Undertaker ai DEALER 12 Coffins, Caskets ai "- v; Vith all the appliances for eraoalmlag lerieoce in this line eQHurcs satisfaction I A . M. Hil M . ARE HEADQUARTERS jf Staple and Fancy Groceries, MATN 8TEET, - jjj^ Also propietors I TITT IJfl toe ji HILL 5 to P ....And Agents f< I STUDEBAKEE AND i ^LOOE rIF YOU WANT ANYT OF GROCERIES, FRO3 5c Can of Potted Haul to a Good Shot Gun, a H'ji or Staple Dry Good; ...CALL 0N,..^=?? AMOS B. Farm Hands Wanted. hiendyviwd imtuftrlmm colored ' 'T^naen. hIhkI" or fhnrrl?-d, with famine* to , ?rk Mm- whole year for Cash p>ymentN and t'tlemenis monthly. Apply to H<>llow Creek ?rm. Ton'eta P. O.. Aikeu (Jo , 8. 0. Nov. 22, 1S99. 3 mo. Wanted. ; UN THOUSAND POUNDS HIUKS. ( - Bring them to me, 1 win give yoti 1 e blgbeat, market price for them. 4 THOS. THOHSOtf.. i ? v . f ^ V flkL ' m ' g .. .. -L ?? . : : ; , :|f| > . 3 stores are well filled : ftaat makes them most offered for sale is at .: to the buyer, becaasa | Qts cotton, when cot-# | ind many goods areiS ought at. ?ssary to increase my '" hmnaa fl Powtn W A VIAIUJ eorge White, Jr. it and therefore, I can*. u right. i SPEED, x | Abbeville, IS. CL 4 '' of Fnre Drugs and Chemicals^ rn ACCICTAWTC 19 -u nuuiw inn i u ENSE PRESCRIPTIONS. toll Articles al EeasonaMe Pra^l PROMPTLY. v ND STAPLE GROCEE^I ,LER'a.| y, the mast attractive assortment'of: ^'4have ever had. An intimation ^ 3dence in the fact that Abbeville ill- ; 'edfoles^ caused us to contract not But Higher Qaalitj^B coming seasorl, be able to o&tevy.tfi e at the came ^me we-shall k?ep j*-T[ Wheu in quest of. CHOICE GBC^ itel Block. ^ \ id Embalmer. id"Metallic Cases*! Thirtw.fhwo vpiin of bagioenituw and guarantees the beat results'. ^ i J 9&&&9999&9&fifejm 7 & Sons lp J FOR ALL KINDS OF Fraits and Confectionery. $9 ABBEVILLE, S. C. V '\0 ? ^ ?J r..J fU^UK ffr '':'H ry, saie ana reeii wauie. mm d and Coal Yards. . iage and Boggy Repository, f | >r the Celebrated.... <>.. W ~ MILBTOH WAGONS. J; J HERE ! ??j HING IN THE WAY ? i a Barrel of (lie Finest Floor, I sii Pol, Btieketa, Tubs, &o., I s, Clothing Hals or Caps, - I MORSE TO RENT. TWO WOOD SHOPS and a BLACKSMITH-fl Stiop, Minuted HcrosH tbe street from . 'I IVallluglord dtKUHseU's Btables; v i'% J. M. MARTIN, /i-Vj Oct. 14,1899. tf Cave^S. V\7aNTED ~ SEVERAL BRIGHT ANDu?J^J ' ' nouest pertiuuh to represent oa as ManiKerHiu tbls mid close by cpBuUes. Salary" -j i'JuO a year and expenses. Strulgbfc bona fid* jo oi re, no leu* ealMry Position permanent;.. WA jur references, any bank Id HO/ioWD. It A'"v n&lniy office worn conducted at Dome. Refi treuce. Eoclo*e celf-addrtssed stamped eb?-\n {elope, ice jjuhuiuiuu vyuj^ut, ,#f thing*. TNfl.ar,lW,m . ;