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CONTRIBUTED LOCALS. H'IikI "M" Noes mill Hears on HIh RoiiimIn About Ilie Cily. Abbeville, S. C., April 25, l'.OO. MARRJAUK OK MISS ql'AKI.K.1 AND MR. R. L. UAKC.AN. t?i? ?f mirs Jauie lone Quarles, A l?C UIHHinsv w to Mr R. l?. Durban of Darlington S.W, will he solemuized this P. M. in tbe l'resbvtlnan Church at!' o'clock by Kev. J; Lowrle Wilson D. 1>. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. Perrln Quarles arrived in the city last Saturday, to be present at the marrlBge ol his sister. Mr. Quarles comes from the Citadel Irom which institution he will graduate next June as Adjutant, which honorable distinction he has won by hard and con tlunous study together with his personal military bearing. Capt. W.T. liranch anticipates a pieasant visit to Sheffield, Alabama, where he will spend the month of May with his nephew, Mr. W. Tully Sondloy. He will leave about the first of the month. Mr. VV.G. Hill, son of our townsmen, Mr. John L.Hill who had the honor to represnt Clemson College, at tbe Oratorical Contest, held last week in Greenwood, had the good fortune to bear off the second honor, Mr. Hoyd of Krsklne College, winning the first. Mr. Hill is a young man of fine Intellectual attainments, and should feel highly oompliinented at his splendid effort on this particular.occasion. Quite a number of oar citizens attended the Oratorical Contest *at Greenwood last Friday night, and had a "swimming" time having to wade around in a "sea" of water, but when they "got there," they enjoyed the occasion all tbe same. Mr. John Hemphill, Jr., of Ersklne College, aoTTanf last. week, with relatives BJpCUL OCT 14 in UM^ M v. , . la the city, Mr. Joe Trowbridge, of Anderson, paid his friends in Abbeville a pop call laBt Monday. I Col. J. T. Robertson, and Mr. W. A. Templeton. returned borne last week from Columbia, where they went as delegates to the annual meeting of the Knights of Honor. Dr. C. C. GambrelT, returned last week from a very pleasant trip to Charleston, wbere be attended the meeting of the State Medical Association. Hon. D, H. MaGlll. of the Greenwood bar. was in the city last Monday, shaking hands with his did Abbeville friends. Sheriff Nance Bays the county is in good tlx, there being at this time only 3 prisoners in jail. UUi CROWD?BIG BUSINESS?IN ABBEVILLE. J udging from the tremendous crowd of people, representing all parts of the county who throng6dour city last Monday, one would have supposed it was "salesday," or from the great number of ladles that it was "opening day" for our Millinery stores, both of which were packed and Jammed the entire day, so much so that numbers of their customers oould not be satisfactorily waited on, nor receive the attention tbey wished them to have. It was a rushing crowd, a rushing business, and a rush all day, leaving at lu close smiling proprietors, and tired salesman, and salesladies. Looking Into the large dry-goods store ol Capt. JL. W. White, and Judging lrom tbe immense throng of lady customers, one ?nn|'< havp HUDDosed it too. was a ladies "Kmporlum of f'ashion.'' KINK KNTKKTAINMENT?GRAND SUCCESS. The entertaiumeut given in the Court House Thursday evening by the Greenwood Ameteurs, under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy of tblsclty, was well attended and greatly eDjoyed by an appreciative audience. The Greenwood Club reflected great credit upon themselves, each acting well their part, holding all the while the rapt attention of their large audience. The receipts amounted to about ?75. So much for the enterprise of our ladles looking to the erection of a Confederate monument In Abbeville. RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The second Quarterly Conference for AbbeviileStation, will be held in the Methodist Church next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Presiding Elder Chllds In the chair. The subject under consideration will be 'Sunday Schools," and tho entire congregation "are cordially invited to be present, as the meeting will be of special interest to all. OUR FURNITURE STORES. Messrs. McDlll & Lyon have opened the Spring trade with one of the largest and best assorted line of goods to be found In theupcoontry. You cannot even Imagine the beautliul line of stylish and tancy goods carri?i hv ihom until vou i?o through their stock In person. To see their stock Is to ap, 4 predate it, and to hear their prices is to buy. Mr. J. D. Kerr has an Immense stock of all kinds and classes of goods in his line, suitable for Spring and Summer trade. His stock is well assorted, and is up-to-date in style and finish. When In the city give him a call and you will be convinced that you can get in his : store anything in this line yon wish, and at prices that will astonish you. ABBEVILLE'S FANCY VARIETY STORE. Keep your eye on the "Yellow Front" Jf you want to see the latest novelties of tbe season an they come out, as S. I. Till is receiving them daily In many lines of beautiful fancy goods. Mr. Till Iims been in our midst only a KhoriUtile, but is driving a tine business. He carries the stock, and lias prices that are sure to bring him a host of customers. ABBKVII,LE MUST GET A MOVE ON HERSELF. 'Tls said, lu religion one can't stand still;, if be is not advancing in the Christian race, he Is certainly on the down graded And we believe this same maxim will apply to a community. What Is Abbeville doing? Is she standing still ? If so, she Is certainly not progressing. To keep in touch with adjoining counties and the whirl of business in this progressive age, she must be not only jealoas of the rapid strides made In the last few years, bat must keep movlne, be up and doing, and not stand still. What are the ?C young men of our Business League doing about a county Fair next Fall? Whatabout that generous and large subscription to the Jf Abbeville flouring mill? The coming harvest is large ana most promising, and tbe ;!? mill would add largely to the upbuilding of f - ' our city, as well as proving itself when once started to be a profitable and indespensable enterprise. A small outlay of capital would establish in our midst a canning factory, wblcb prop* erly managed, would not only prove a good Investment, but would open up among our people new and profitable industries in tbe way of track farming In vegetables and fruit, thereby giving lucrative employment to Jfj many wbo are now lounging about In Idleness for want of something to da Let our people posh forward to the bright future Just In view, If so we make it, and not stand still, V for to do so is to retrograde. # the black diamond railroad. Is it coming? Give ub information as to Its progress, that our people after voting tbe Issuing of the bonds to pay for the survey, may at least live with a hope. Til K ULES-ETHEL IH2<. Under the present management of Mr. H. L. Pay lor, a new leaf has been tamed on the page of hotel keeping. Everything Is kept In ..flrst-olass order, bright and clean as a "new looking to the comfort and pleasure of t? guests, and is fast gaining the reputation It well deserves. Mr. Paylor Is not only a xenial host, but a first-class "hotel man," and we hope he will bring the hotel baslness up to what It should be In Abbeville. DE VOK'S WKATIIER FORECAST. For the remainder of this month we may expect, To-day, "local showers," Thursday, "colder weather," Friday "storm period," Saturday "new moon," Sunday "rain or snow," Monday "cold wave." OUR SICK KOI.KS. Capt. J. T. Parks, who has been In the Columbia Hospital for special treatment, returned liome last Friday, and although still contlned to his room, Is getting on nicely at this writing. His many frleaUs wish for him it speedy recovery. Mr. Richard Hill, after an Illness of several weeks, 's out again at his place of business. > The n.any friends of Mrs. F. C. Perry will regret to learn that she Is extremely 111. Mr. George Gam broil, the affable and popular salesman at the C. A.Mllford drug store, has been sick for several days. At this writing George Is better and hopes soon to be at his place in the store. STORES TO CLOSE AT SIX. ? Tlie i'lcrkM Will Be Given a Rem lu the Evenings. We. the undersigned, agree to elope our storesat six o'clock, p.m.,(Saturday'sexcepted) from May 1st to Sept. 1st, 1900: Amos 15. Morse, ' 1^. W. White, W. Joel Smith ?& Son, VV. D. Hurksdule, (when possible). J. O. Kdwards, MclJlll A- Ijyou, Cobb & McDavld, P. Rosen bert & Co., , Kills & Aiken, Aug. \V. .Smith?(not Dry Goods.) J. F. Miller, J. K.J ones, . ft ' My fountain Is new and np to date, my syrups are the finest, that Money Can buy. Men of experience to look after It and why not get the very best when up-to-date drinks are within your reach. Mil ford's Soda Fountain. FhonelOT. Cobb & McPavid wants your shoe and bat business, Will give you the best values. WEST END. Happening* au?l InciilnilN of a Week About the t'lly Mr. James H. Perrlti went to Greenwood last Tuesday and spent tbe evening with friends. Mrs. Lizzie Farr, of Andersou, Is in tbe city on h visit to ber cousin, Miss Rosa Hainliu. Mrs. Walter Wilson and Miss Nell Watson; were shopping iu tbe city on Snturday. Tbe entertainment given by the Greenwood Dramatic Club, for tbe benefit ot the Daughters of tbe Confederacy. was in ?very way a success. Tbe characters were well chosen and the audience thoroughly enjoyed tbe performance. After tbe play a reception was given I tbe party from Greenwood at the home of I Hon.'WUliara H. Faruer. Mrs. J. C. Ellis spent last week In Hodges with her mother, Mrs. Fletch Hodges. Mr. Dresden A. Smith, editor of the Keowee Courier, arrived In the city last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned to their home In Walballa Monday, alter a pleasant stay with Mrs. Sassard. Rev. T. W. Sloan went to Xew York last Friday to attend the Missionary Conference held in that city. Mr. Perrln Q,uarles Is home from Charleston for a few days. Mr. Quarles will be graduated In Jane with high honor. Union Services were held in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Cnurch Sabbath night. Dr. J. Lowrle Wilson preached the sermon on this occasion. Rev. W. P. Wlteeil, rector of the Greenwood Episcopal Church, held service In Trinity Churcb Sunday. Miss Kate Patterson Giles, of Bessemer, Alabama, is expected in the city Tuesday. Miss Giles will be the guest of her cousin, Miss Florence Templeton. Col. J. Townes Robertsou and Mr. W. A. Templeton returned Friday from Columbia, where they attended the spring meeting of the Knights of Honor. r Mrs. Bessie Thomas Wilson, of Warren ton, | and Miss Maggie Brooks returned Saturday I from a meeting of the Federation of Women's *~" ' -1J * ? 1 ?I^ ? Tho moAtlnc has u1ud q61q 1u v/uaticobvut auv _? been a pleasant one. Tbe citizens made every effort to make tbe delegates stay Id Charleston pleasant. Tbe response to tbe address of welcome, was made by MUs Mary Hemphill, wbo acquitted herself with much graoe and brilliancy. The Ladles Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church, are soon to give a pretty Cantata, composed of children. Tbecbildren are being carefully trained and every endeavor will be made to make tbe play a success. Mr. Lewis Perrin, Mr. Gordon White, and Mr. WlilM. Barnwell, returned on Thursday from a pleasant visit to Greenville. Rev. Mr. Piemmons left on Friday for New York, to attend the Conference of Missionaries of the World. Mr. and Mrs. MoD. Cater went to Latimer Monday afternoon, to attend tbe closing exercises of the Latimer Scbool, that has been so successfully tanght by Miss Jaale Young, of Due West. Captain J. T. Parks came home from Columbia Friday. His friends are glad to llnd hltn on the road to reoovery. Mrs. GeorgeSpeer and Mr. Thomas C. Bpeer, were la the city on business. Mr. Thomas C. Llddell was called to Lowndesvllie Friday, on account of the extreme Illness of his grandfather, Mr. T. T. Canning bam. Mr. Cunningham baa passed dib ioot score years; little bope of his recovery Is expected. Mrs. Robert Mabry and ber Interesting children have gone to Edgefield to visit relaMr. and Mrs. John Devlin, of Due West, were In the city Monday on business. I Miss Nellie Mosley and Mr Henry P. Mosley of L,owndesviile. came home Thursday afternoon to attend the^play, "The Soldiers of Fortune," so well presented by the Greenwood Club. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph North Allston. of Bordeaux, are In the city the guests of their aunt, Mrs Victoria D. Lee. The Marriage of Miss Janle lone Quarles and Mr. R. Lawton Dargan will be solemnized to night at the Presbyterian churoh. Miss Louise Mclutosh and Miss Sarah Lee, returned Monday, from Greenville, where they were the guests of Mrs. T. C. Gower. Miss Annie Wyatt. a obarmlng young lady from Wade8borany, North Carolina 1b In the city, the guest of Mrs. T. P. Quarles. Miss May Walter, of Atlanta, Is In the city the guest of Mrs James H. Perrln. Miss Lizzie Glbert, of Lebanon, was shopping in the city Monday. Miss Clara Livingston, ol Senecca, will be the guest of Miss Sarah Lee for several days. Dr. John Lyon has returned to Charleston tO' accept a position In the City Hospital. Mr. William P Ferguson, of Wilson, North Carolina, Is in the city on a visit to Mrs. W. P. Fergueson. Miss Hubble Bays, of Rock Hill, Is In the city to attend the Quarles-Dargan wedding. Miss Bays has many friends here who are glad to see her again. , MARRIAGE AND SUCCESS. Im the One a far Co tbe Other. Is marriage a bar to professional success tor an ambitious man or woman? No.* Nothing Is a bar to a man or woman who baa any real genlns for any real tbing. A fence Is simply something to Jamp Over wben there's something worth letting on the other side of tbe fence. Tbe man whose suoress Is spoiled t>y marriage never bad any real success In hlra. He's like tbe man whose ft-lends] lellyou that be is nobody's enemy bat bis own, for tbe very good reason that be Is too worthless to create or hold even such a small quality as hate. We've all met tbegenlue who would astonish tbe world If be oonld only get rid ot an unfortunate predlleotlon for stimulants. The man whose genius can be obscured by tbe popping of a cork either has an abnormally developed sense of hearing or else bis genlns is of a fragile ordef little suited to this rough world oratress and strain. The man whose suocess in life 1b marred by marriage would have found something else to mar If be had remained single all his days. Marriage Is not the end of thp aim of existence. It is a side lssure, a very Important and very engrossing affair, tbbesnre, but,still, nottbe only affair In life. Marry by all means, happily 11 you can, unhappily if you must, and go ou and make your life what It must t>e afterward. At least you have tried to do tbe normal thing. If It turns out badly make the best of It. If you are worth your salt tbe misery you undergo will help and not barm tbe development ol your especial talent Riimom i What. 1b annnpaa* Tho mm whn Cuts bis soul into bis work. And no man, be e great or small, wise or simple, finds his soul until bo marries. Ob, yes I know tbe type ol man we all know?tbe man beld down by a small-spirited wife, nagged and tortured and driven balf mad by bar petty tyranny. That will not Injure his art. If;he meets bis misery like a man it will make a man of blm, and It takes a man to do a man's work in tbe world?take any profession you please as a tool. Who knows bow much Xantlppe had to do with tbe philosophy wbloh made Socrates famous ? A happy marriage Is a beautiful setting to any life: an unhappy marriage is a poor setting. Neither of them can permanently affect tbe real gem of character or attainment In Itself. Women ! Is marriage a bar to professional success to them ? It Is not. It Is a help tosuccesB. Tbe woman who never loved a man well enough to throw the whole world aside an a roonsn Duouie lor urn Bake is only nan a woman. Tbe woman wbo never held against her heart the child of the man she loves Is but a foolish infant, prattling of thtngB she wots not of, beside tbe humblest creature alive wbo has felt tbe divinity of motherhood. Marriage Is tbe only key which unlocks the closed heart of tbe world to a woman. Marriage developes a woman, and anything that develops ber helps ber to success. Is professional success a bar to happy marriage? Ab, there is the other side of tbe shield. The actress plays her part .all the-better for tbe home she left to go to the theatre. Tbe artist wbo knows what marriage means paints a better picture than tbe single woman of the same ability. The writer who has shut out the warm glow Of her heart for tbe sake of writing?who can question that her work is better for tbe love she leaves behind her ? But the home the actress leaves, the husband the artist forgets, the child the writer must neglect?how do they fare? Not eo well. Believe me. uot at all so well. Marriage Is not a bar to professional success, either to man or woman. But professional success Is a bar to happy marriage. That is not a serious affair from the roan's point of view. From tbe woman's-how serious everything is from the woman's point of view! L. T., A T. 91. Miller'n Local n. Our line of stuple an d fancy groceries is always complete. Call and be convinced. Bitters jamB, any fruit you want at 10c. a can. tto ttroHiui ueauqaarterH ior gasoiene anu kerosene oil. We are offering some special bargains this week In tobacco, Call and see us before buying. 18 lbs. light brown sugar for one dollar. . 10 lbs. evaporated apples for one dollar. 1G lbs. granulated sugar for one dollar. Don't forget when you want pickle to call on us. we handle them both In bottles and in the bulk. ? If you want a pretty-?oom, paper it with Peats Wall Taper ?ew sauTTffiNil^'eniiey's Drug Store. / W. ?. Mo??*^ The very latest drinks or iho now be found at Mllford's hrnu? ^ Cu,D fountain Is running on fUu sche.?Mi?re.7 Thonel07. schedule time. I'. W. White's liOcnlN. Have you seen our stock of wash labrics for the ipring and summer of 1WK)7 If not, you have missed something worth seeing. Call at once and we will take pleasure In sliowlug you the choicest materials for making waists, dresses and wrappers. I Our stock of erepons and other black ^oods| I is unusually attractive. A lady in search of j I a bluett dress or skirt or iiuy Kinu win uuu that the right place to buy Is L, W. White's] Store. I Ciime to see our line of ginghams and per-! cates. We have a very large assortment of both at prices ranging from 5 cents to 12% cents a yard. We are now showing a stock of white goods which for variety and attractiveness cannot be excelled. White lawns at Jail prices. White organdies from cents to 50 cents a yard. White piques at all prices. We have checked nainsooks at UJcents a yard. L. W. White Is now offering the largeRtand most complete line ol embroideries seen In Abbeville. Don't fall to see our laces at 5 cents a yard. Some of them are four or Ave Inches wide. The are wonderfully cheap. Have you bought any of that bleached muslin at-l cents a'yards? If not, you oaght to buy some of It at once. We have sold more than four thousand yards of It in the last two months. Go to L. W. White's store and ask for it. * We have a lot of Moussollne de Sole goods that we are offering at30 cents a yards. The regular price of these goods Is SO cents a yard. This Is a great bargain. L. W. White's Is the right place to buy hniK and shnpH. We Invlte special I attention to our stock of children's and boys olotblng. L. W. Wlilte has the most beautiful assortment of mattings and rugs ever seen in Abbeville. Call and see tbcm. m f \ Indigo .Blue Prints and 2,500 yards figured lawns in remnants at 5c. per yard, at Smith's Dry Goods and Millinery. DENTAL NOTICE. * Dr. S. 6. Thomson, OFFICE tJP-STAIBS ON MalLWAJU Corner, Abbeville. 8. 0. Real' Estate Business. HpHE underalened will lu the future devote JL bis entire time to tbe.real estate business, and tenders to tbe< citizens of Abbeville bis services., All pbrsons either wishing to buy or sell rmt estate will find it to their interest 'to call on me. March 5,1000, tf. J. T. PARKS. 1 , } Dental Notice. IF YOU NEED DENTAL WORK and have not the money, I will do the work and take lumber and wood for pay. Come aDd see me at ouce if you wish to save your cash. My office will be over the store occupied by Mrs. Taggart. All work guaranteed. Will be at work regularly after January 1st. 1900. E. L. WILSON, Dentist. FOR SALE." I OFFER FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES OF land within the Incorporate limits of the town of Abbeville. Can be divided Into two tracts of twenty-live acreB each. Titles perfect. .Terms easy. Price low. Apply to J. W. W. MARSHALL. Nov. 1st, '99. y ! The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. pr6bate court. In the Matter of the Estate of Dr. J. T. Bas. < kin,Deceased. ALL persons Indebted to said estate must . settle without delay, and those holding olalms againBt the estate must present the? properly attested to. A. G. BASKIN, March 21,1900. . Agt. for Legatees. ' > ! mmmm Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending _??.*-4..rtf nnv invention will b4ciui auu fuvav?.^v.w? j 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 noticet without charge, in The'Patent Record, an Illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy.FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EV*.H8 & CO. (Patent Attorneys,) Evans Balldlng, WASHINGTON, o. c . , i ; ^ ? PROPER ilEADWEAR, , < for the ladles can always be found at our establishment. We have o* All Litest Fall Styles. We have gathered them from the centers of ash Ion, and they form a GLORIOUS GALAXY of good things. Ladles, yon can save motiey. patience, time, by buying your Millinery of as. For your own satisfaction, pay us a visit. Mrs. Mary Taggart. ' '''4k- ' BICYCLE SEASON NOW ON ! C. P. Hammond Ready for Business. BICYCLES with extra re inforced frames are tho unchallenged leaders of wheels to-day, becuuse they'have each season been offered for sale with full assurance V*/ that the latest models were the UK "BEST Wf EVER mt BUILT" I n S The same assurance is I given with 1900 Ramblers. il They have no feature II which a genteel person IffB would wish to have 0 ^ changed?they are high grade in every detail. Price Inspection invited.' { "Josx of Aqb " (booklet, Jbree. : | ?END ME YOUR REPHBfWHBS:, ^^(L\'ery respectfully,;- ?\ ' C^JAIMOMD. I)R. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD KILLINGS;'CKOWN ANI) BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. A GOOD PLATE $8.00 AMALGAM KILLINGS75c and. l.OO OKKICE OVER BARKSDaLE'S STORE. To the Farmers of Abbeville County. I HAVE A PEW BUSHELS OF S. T. RUS sell's Big Boll Prolific Cotton Seed for Hale. I consider It the best variety I ever planted. It stands tbe drought much better than any other variety I ever planted. Growth vigorous, yield excellent. I gathered 2880 pounds of seed cotton from two acres last year. Seed $1 per bushel. L. H. RUSSELL, March 9,1900. JVC- Summey, Blacksmith OFFER HIS SERVICES to all who may desire any Kind of good work In Iron. Shoes furnished for horses shod all round for 65 cents. When the shoes are famished his charges Is 40 cents. Shops across tbe street. In front of Wallingford & Russell's Livery Stables. < The State of Sonth Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. 1 Probate Gonrt.?fcltatlon for Letters of Administration. , By R. E. HiLii, Esq., Judge of Pbobate. \KT HERE AS, Burt Ellis has made suit TV to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of tbe Estate and effects of Giles Ellis, late of Abbeville County, deceased. Tbeae are mererore, to cue ana aamooiso all and singular the kindred ahd creditors of tbe said Giles Bills, deoeased, that they be and appear before me, In tbe Court of Probate, to be beid&t Abbeville0. H? on Saturday, tbe 5th day of May, 1900, After publication hereof, atllo'olock In tbe forenoon, to show cause If any they bare, why tbe said Administration sbonld not be cranted. Olven undetmy band and seal of tbe Court. this lstb day of April, In tbe year (L. S.) of onr Lord one thousand nine hundred, and In tbef 124th year of American Independence. Published on tbe 18th day of April, 1900, In tbe Press and Banner and on tbe Conrt House door for tbe time required by law, r. e. rill. April 18,1900. ' Judge of Probate. Master's Bale. ' The State of South Carolina, county of abbeville. OOUBT OF COMMON FLEAS. Trustees of tbe Estate of Dr. John DeLa Howe, Plaintiff, ftjtalnBt C. P. Mills, Defendant. by virtue of an order of sale made In tbe above stated case, I will offer for sale at public outcry at Abbeville C. H? S. C., on Saleday, the seventh day of MAY, 1900, I within thfi lfifffli honrs of sale, the following described property, to-wlt: All that tract of land situate, lying and being In tbe County and State aforesaid, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Seven [127] Acres, more or lesB, bounded by lands of W. P. Wideman, S. W. Addison, George Hanvey and Joseph McCombs. TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months, with Interest from day of sale until paid, secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, with leave to the purchaser to pay all Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. W. PERRIN, April. 14,1900. Master. iBIYlLLI flflSPITAL H. D. REESE, SURGEON. rpHE place to carry your SICK WATCHES JL and BROKEN CLOCK8, where they will be looked after and attended to at all hours of tbeday with skill and experience. No turning you away or sending Patients off to have them treated elsewhere, bnt I will pnt them going at prices to snlt the times. Mil Presents, Clocks,. and JEWELRY. Prices Down. H. D. REESE, THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER. RAFTS in the STREAMS. The Law Requires That They Should Be Removed. All land owners in Abbeville County are notified to remove from tbe Run nlng Streams of Water upon tbelr Land during tbe month of may, all * , Trash, Trees, ' Eafts and Lumber tbat may be found in tbe channel of the Streams. Persons refusing or neglecting to comply with the requirements of tbe law on this subject are liable to tbe penalties therein prescribed. 1 The County Commissioners are authorized and required by law to clean out the streams where the owners refuse to do so, and charge the same to tbe land, the cost of which Is a prior lien on the property. JOHN LYON, i County Supervisor. ' MP AT CLAYBURM." J J. S. Stark's Stable^.; Price, $15 a Season. March 21,1U00. if. > DENTAL NOTj.CE. S. F. Killings worth, No. 4 Seal Block, Abbeville, S. O. C. C. GAMBRELL, M. D? Physician and Surgeon, ABBEVILLE, S. C. Office Id the National Bank, May 2.5,18%. tf WM. H. PARKER. WM. P. URKKNE PARKER & GREENE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office on LAW RANGE. ABBEVILLE - SOUTH CAROLINA. May 4, 1898. If imum. I AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO lotnlshes my customers FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, Arid Fresh Loaf Bread Fresh flsh on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beeves and Hoga and Green Salt Hides. T. H. MAXWELL. Phone No.l. ' > ' ABBEVILLE' | S "GARLAND'S," S T T O I "IRON KING'S," o V "SUPERB'S," ^ S . "niCHIGAN." S Each one of them carries a guarantee. STOVE WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GRATES, MANTELS, TILES. HARDWARE WOODENWARE. TINWARE, GRAY j ENAMEL WARE, OIL GAS STOVES, STEAM COOKERS. COMPANY. "Everything In House Furnishings." Charleston and Western Carolina B. B Augusta and Asheville, Short Line. In effect Jan.:!?, 1600. Lv Augusta. 9 40 sm 1 40 pro Ar Greenwood 18 25 pin Ar Anderson*. . 6 10 pm Ar Laurens........ ? 1 20 pm , C 35 am Ar Greenville 8 00 pm 9 00 am Ar Glenn Springs 4 00 pm Ar Spartanburg ..... 3 10 pm 10 20 am Ar Saluda 5 88 pm Ar Hendersonville, 6 08 pm Ar Ashevllla 7 00 pm LvAsbeville 8 20 am Lv Spartanburg 11 45 am 4 10 pm Lv Glenn Springs- 10 00 am Lv Greenville 12 01 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens 1 87 pm Lv Anderson 6 86 am Lv Greenwood 2 87 pm 4 80 am ArAnirasta 5 10 pm 10 48 am Lv Augusta 3 55 pm Ar Allendale ? 5 58 pm Ar Fairfax...,. 6 12 pm ArYemB88ee.i '.... 9 00 am 7 15 pm Ar Beaufort 10 15 am 8 15 pm Ar Port Boynl .. 10 30 am 8 25 pm Ar Savannah Ar Charleston .. Lv Charleston...... ...... 6" 14 am Lv Port Royal 1 00 pm 7 30 am Lv Beaufort 1 16 pm - 7 45 am LvYema&see.. 2 30 pm 8 89 am Lv Fairfax .9 39 am Lv Allendale '9 52 am Ar AngnsU. 11 55 " Lv Greenwood 4 05 am Ar Laurens 6 00 am Lv Laurens 6 15 am Ar Spartanburg 9 (0 am Lv Spartanburg- 4 10 pm Lv Li.urens 7 30 pm Ar Greenwood 9 00 pm Close connections at Greenwood for all points on S. A. L. und G. <Sc G. Railways, and at Bpartanbure with Southern Railway. For any Information relative to tickets, rates, schedule, etc., address W. J. OBAIO. Son. Pass. Agont, Augusta, 6s. E. M. NORTH. Hoi. Aeent. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. ' V SOUTHERN KAlLWA%J| S ? ?d??ied Sohednl* te Bftst I Daowabw 10th, eT^Ti?^ M*? I t/f. Gharleitoo. ,Jk &? */? -t I M Bummerrlll*. X i~LijMsBSt* Braachrllle X I 2 Ona^etmrf "'fy wt ^vfc?ni>h. I | At.A.bberlH? *^1 [if * *8 Ar. ^r?8Hwgod...' i SM p m j| " Sa^^nz: " j ? J w " Prouperlty. ,?* f * Columbia ,..^, 611. fr?i1 aj. ^ v v I - BXBiastsssss: Jilt - Bnram?nrill?..v...1............ I fivts I A>.ObarlMton:.?.M...'l ? J8jP JW? Jgfflttl! I ml 8 51 a " j??^vUii " ieo? ?3? " <??$?*?:. iSaHs1 ? 80> 10 15ft " ^PirVgy.. ? jgffifjN I ITB? ....... LT.14?Mn*h. is: ?iE3X> :::::; |li M??;3gSt:: IIHI: io wa i Sp " !y<mea*8^;; i 8p j8? II 40 a 8 40 p LrSpartanbuif A? utfM 9 87p T 00p Ar^Aah?vU^.TXyMil|?l>Mf "P" p! a. "X" *. mJ "V'alab*. ' Pullman palace sleeping can on TtaHMttand 96, 87 and 8a. on A. antlO. divirton. iSnffMM on these train a eerre all meali enronte. northbound, 7:03 a. m., t * p.SL, AtfS ?. M~, (Vestibule limited); eouthboiusd U?f ml, i:16p. m.. ll^H.mM(VMUbuloLimlted.T ' Trains leave Greenville, X. ud a diviaia*.' northbound, 8:00 a. m., 8:84 p. m. and 6:28 p. agu, [Veatlboled Limited)teouthbouad.lffifi i bl, i'JOp. m.. 12:30 p. xn. (Veatituled LA*it?4) Trains 6 and 10 otury elegant PoUmaa alMp1st oars between Bavannaa and ijfcawb ? route daily between JaokaonriUa and CtaMautL Aleo Pullman Drawing-re?m sleeping tut between Charleston and OolnnsbU. rBAjat8.?Aim05ri- J.lLCCtP. Third V-P.4Gea.Mfr., TraffloJtoj-., Washington, D. OL Washington, a 0. ^ ^m&^brnx 'jiu-i nn-_ i?S3SE5 i- rKini-"'*-i"i,iirr,-'i fr'^lrti'Trt'f 'iniiii rirfYirfil Sloan's Liniment. SLOANrS Colic Cure. SLOAN'S Hoof Ointment. ?V SLOAN'S Quick Relief. SLOAN'S Blister Ointment. \ SLOAN'S Condition Powder. * ^^rSP^Mglf In fact we have in stock everything made by 1 Great Yours to please, Phone 107. I MILFORD S DRUG STORE. r^" mm BLOOD MEDICINE, GARDEN SEED | ' .....and..... ; , flSPRING TONICS. Call I The Speed Drug Co. | n..u. i imUi n n? n? Kip in 4 raw a DIRECTORS: W. T. JL. Siierard, W. N. Thomson, C. O. Say re. Electric LlghUt^.^WBwItDmndeiicant at Modeir > Rates. Special Raton oa afifcMqB* JoatracU. For Roles, P^"''"*^WKrifin'niir** nlhnr Inform at on apply to C. G. SAYRE, 0eD^rsW^?^aBp: I Pfcooe 8? | Gen. Mangr Him iih win, i r\c a i coc mi \ i ; ? w. a. eOTHRAN^r ^ ^ "w A^ G. FAULK^R^ AND' ALL BUILDING MATERIAL. [ gp? ' z^LOOK HERE!?dr??? f4 IF YOtfWT ANYTHING IN TfiE WAY OF GROpflElES, FROM A Se t^n of P?j$pd Ham to a Barrel of the Finest Floor, a a Wash Pot, Backets, Tabs, Ac., or Staple Dry Goodn, Clothing Hats or Caps, AMOS e i3aker5r. we are now ready "or J oo^SiSj.'s Slippers Stock, Call and see our line of Slippers and .Shoes in the latest stJTe,v:So Tie, So - But, Sandle, Oxford Tie, Vesting. and lj Kid Top. We have them at all prices and the prices are right. We have just 4$ received a fine line of Molony Patten Leather j and Kid Oxfords, - - - Give us a call before you buy. H ADDON'S. 9 , nklBilMfi V I f I I" T II 11