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WEST END. I - Happenlugs and Incidents or n Week Abont Ibe City QUAKLKS? DAKGAN. The marriage of Miss .laule lone l^uarles ti nd Mr. R. Lswton l>argHU, wan solemnized 'ast Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian Church at nine o'clock. Rev. Dr. Wilson performed the impressive ceremony in the presence ofh large assemblage of relatives and friends. Mendelsohn's beautiful wedding march wtis well played by Miss Eva Pearl Klrby. The chnrch was appropriately and artistically decorated, palms were banked lu the pulpit and exquisite cut flowers added their fragrance and be&aty to the lovely picture made there during the ceremony. The brides maids were Mlsjj Plevna Seal, Miss Elizabeth Wicker, Miss Sarah Lee, Miss Kloride Calhoun, Miss Anna Wyatt, Miss ""Ho ?>arrin. Miss Willie Calhoun. Miss Mary Hubert Bays, Miss Ellse Bowie, Mies i^ouise Mcintosh, and Miss Clar^Ltvingston. The maids of honor were MtM*jVlary Walker of Atiaula, and Miss Eliza Thomson. The groomsmen were Messrs. J. Alien, Smith, Jr., Aleck Bowie, James H. Perrln, E. li. Thomson. T. G. White, James Bowie, Theodore Stone, Augustus Deal, Robert L. Dargan, ' Lewis Perrin, and Perrin Canaries. The ushers were Mr. Albert Henry, Mr. Calvert Thomson, Mr. J. Belton Lyles, and Mr. Henry Gillespie Smith. The bridesmaids wore a pretty garnature of white organdie N over taffeta, and carried boqnets of daffodils and roses. The maids of honor wore dainty gowns of pink organdie, The bride presented a sweet picture as she entered upon the arm of the groom. The bride wore a gown of soft white stlk. the effect of the whole costume being that of elegant simplicity. She carried an armful of white carnations. After the ceremony at the church a reception was given at the home of the-bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Quarles, who extended to all a genuine and delightful hospitality. Mr. Dargan and bis lovely bride received the sincere congratulations of every one. Mr. and Mrs. Dargan left Wednesday night for a visit to Washington and New York. The bride is beloved by a large circle of friends, and has naturally the sweetesi and brighest disposition. Mr. Dargan is a drummer and Is universally esteemed and liked. COMING AND GOING. Mr. Augustus Deal, of Blacksburg, Mr. Theodore Stona, of Greenville, and Mr. Rob. ert L. Dargan, of Darlington, attended the Quarles-Dargan wedding last week. Miss Clara Livingston has returned to her home In Seneca, alter a short stay In the city, | the guest of Miss Sarah Lee. *?- t? Rnneor of Richmond. Vlzglnla, i accompanied by her daughter, little Miss Helen, is in the city visiting Mrs. Charles D. Brown, Miss Rebecca Boswell, of Lakeland, spent Saturnay and Sund&v fn the city with her friend, Mrs. J. P. McKlnnon. Mrs. John Wardlaw was shopping in the city Monday. Mr. L. J. Melson, who is now living in Athens, Ga., paid Abbeville a visit lastSaturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Chilfls, of Bradley, spent several days last week in the city, the guest of friends. Mr. Aug. W. Smith returned on Saturday from a two week's business trlu to New York. Messrs. Clifford Haddon. Robert Jones, Emory Penny, George Gambrell, S. Clark, George Clark, Tom Harris, Sam Shersrd, and Jim Hill, spent Sunday at Little Mountain. Miss Annie Wyatt, who has been the charming guest of Mrs. H. Frank McGee for nevenu dMyn, left on Saturday for her home In WudeKboro, Nortb Carolina. Mrs. Mc 1>. Cater left Wednesday for a week's stay with relatives in Anderson. Mr. John K. Livingston, of Seneca, attended the Quarles-Dargan wedding here last week, Mr. W. Coulter Cot h ran, now a rising young lawyer of Greenville, was in the city last Thursday, the guest of his brother, Mr. Wade S. Cotbran. Mrs. W. Wldeman Bradley entertained the Young Ladles Whist Club at a pleasant meeting last Friday afternoon. Mr. J. B. Cobb, of Athens, was in the city several days last week. Miss May McLaughn has gone to Lowndesville for a few day slay with her cousin, Miss Ethel Speer. BEAUTIFUL CANTATTA. "uinuerena win ue givcu tuco>u, the Court House. Let old anil young come out to see a good play and eDjoy a pleasant evenldg. Mr. James Chalmers spent several dayB last week In Newberry, with Irlends. Miss Elizabeth Wloker, of Farmsvllle, 1b In the City visiting ber friends, Miss Belle Perrln and Miss Sarah Lee. Thfr-DaughterR of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Frank E. Harrison's Monday alternoon. The chapter Is arranging for a program to be carried out on Memorial Day, May the 30th. Mrs. J. L. Watson, of Verdery, was shopping In the city last Thursday. Miss Xlmena Hunter, of Culdad-del, Malz, Mexico,Is In the city on a visit to her uncle, J. Hayns McClll. Mr. W. D. Wilson entertained the Young Men's Duplicate Whist Club Tuesday evening. PLEASANT DANCE. The young men gave a delightful germaD Thursday evening at the Armory, in honor of the visiting young ladies and men. The german was gracefully led by Miss Fioride Calhoun and Mr. William Barnwell. Among the dancers were: Miss Marie Gary, Mr. George Clark, Mi*K l-'muiu* OiM.n, Mr. William Hemphill, Miss Mary l.ee, Mr. .1. A. Smith, Jr., Miss Sarah Lee, Mr. Aleck I'.owtu, Miss Louise Mclntosb, Mr. James H. Perrln, Miss Mae Walker, Mr. Lewis Perrin, Miss Clara Llvlhgston, Mr. J. P. Quarles, I Miss Willie Calhoun, Mr. H. G. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Wicker, Mr. Albert Henry, Mies Ethel Roper, J. Fraser Lyon, Miss Cleoria Brunsoo, Mr. W. A. Lee, Mies Ellse Bowie, L. C. Parker, Miss Plevna Seal, Mr. Theodore Stone, Miss Jeanle Perrin; Mr. T. G. White, Mrs. Carrie Legare. Mr. George Penney, Miss Annie Wyatt, Mr. K. K. Thomson, Miss Monnle Stgu, Mr. W. G. Savers. Mlsa Louise Hamilton, Mr. Mc Henry, Miss Belle Perrin, Mr. Coulter Coihran. Stags?Mr. Willie Kose, Mr. J. B. Lyles, Jr., Mr. Augustus Deal, Mr. W. K. and Mr. J. K. Livingston. Cbapronee?Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Paylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Calhoun, Mr. aud Mrs. Allen Schoen. Mr. and 2Mrs. Joseph Allston, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perrin.. Miss Eva P. Klrby left Tuesday to attend the May Carnival of music held at Converse College. DEATH OF MISS PKICHARD.. Miss Maggie B. Prlcbard died at her home Monday morning at one o'cloolt, April 80th, aMr an illness or several weeks. Miss Prlcbard was an earnest and devoted Christian woman . A slater and two brothere survive ber. Tbe funeral services were held at the bouse at lour o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Pricbard, of Charlotte. N. C., and Mr. Samuel Frichard, of Rlaeksburg, Va., came to attend tbe funeral of their beloved sister. Tbe body was laid to rest in Long Cane Cemetery by tbe side of a devoted mother and honored father. Miss Marie Gary and Miss Lucia Parker and Miss Lucy White have gone to Spartanburg to attend the Musical Festival held at Converse College. . Mr. J. Fraser Lyon went to Spartanburg Tuesday to attend the Carnival. Rev. James Itoyce, President of the Due West Female College, conducted service in the Associate Reformed Church Sabbath morning, in the absence of their pastor, Rev. T. W. Sloan. Mr. Sloan will return this week from a trip to New York. Miss Nelle Mosley returned on Thursday sifter a delightful visit to friends, lp tbe city. Miss Lizzie Penney Is again wlfh K. M. Haddon & Co. Miss Penney has been with a firm in Cross Hill for several years and her friends are glad to know she has returned to her home. Miss Lucia l'arker has been elected Sponsor of the first brigade of South Carolina U. C. V. Gen. Thomas W. Carlisle, Commander. Miss l'arker will leave with the veterans the last of the month for the reunion In LouIbville, Ky. Kemeraber "Cinderella" the cantatta to be given Tuesday night. May Sth. Miss Louise Mcintosh returned to her home In I'ordeaux on Saturday, after a week's stay here. Mr. W. Joel Smith and Mr. A. M. smith w?>nt over to Atlanta Monday on business. Mr. Aaron Russell who has been ill for several months Is some better, his friends hope him a speedy recovery. inr. ii, lj, iveehe ift Hgttiu at uuuie uuer a short business trip in the lower part of South Carolina. Miss Lila Wilson, of Warrenton was the guest of her aunt, Miss Maggie Brooks, several days last week. Miss May Lyon has closed a successful school at Mt. Morlah, near Greenwood, Miss Lyon will spend her vacation in the city with her mother, Mrs. John Lyon. Miss Annie Hawthorne, one of Latlmers' rnoRt attractive young ladles Is In the city, vlsting her aunt, Mrs. John R. Blake. Miss Mary Herbert Bavs, of Bock Hill, is here staying wltb Mrs. Frank E. Harrison. Miss Bays is w?ll liked in Abbeville, and her friends are always glad to have her visit our city. UK. WILSON'S SERMON. Dr. Wilson's sermon on Sunday mornlDg was from Luke 14,28. "For which of you Intending to build a totter sitteth not down first, and counteth the At." Dr. Wilson said tbat In this pure com mot sense was appealed to. Christ never Rought to cadflRse. Tho many of his ministers are afraid to proclaim his truth now a days. :He was never afraid to tell the whole truth. These points were brought out: 1st. What are the costs In building a Christian character? There Is not hope of worldly gain to tempt, there must be renunciation of the flesh and of the world. 2nd. lu counting the cost, consider the result. Tribulation and sorrow In thiB world, but paradise In the end. Criticism and evil report may be ours here, but at last the wel couie plaudit "Knter into the Joy of thy Lord,'' will br heard. -' - - J . _ * e ; I 4 OUR FRIE1 ... JM I Eve] V* ^ * ' , 'l-* ty * DENTAL NOTICE. ' S. F. Killingsworth, j INO. S oeni ClOOft, AUU?V1110| O. v>. C. C. GAMBRELL, M. D., Physician and Snrgeon, ABBEVILLE, 8. 0. HT Office Id the National Bank. May 25,1898. IT ' WM. H. PARKER. . ^ WM. P. GREENE PARKER, & GREENE, Attorneys asd CnasBllors atL&w. Office on LAW RANGE. ABBEVILLE - SOUTH CAROLINA. May 4, 1898. tf K yj(?' ' : . DR. J. A." DICKSON, STTRGF.ON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A 8PE0IALTY. A GOOD PLATE- $8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75c and. 1.00 OFFICE OVER BARKSDALE'S STORE. 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 and see me at once If you wish to save your cash. My office will be over the Btore occupied by Mrs. Taggart. All work guaranteed. Will be at work regularly after January l*t, 1900. E. L. WILSON, Dentist. FOR SALE. 1 OFFER FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES OF land within the 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. ABBEVILLE . S "GARLAND'S," S T T . O "IRON KINO'S," o V "SUPERB'S," ^ S "HICHIQAN." S Each one of them carries a guarantee. 'STOVE WARE OF EVEBY DESCRIPTION. GRATES, MANTELS, TILES. HARDWARE WOODENWARE. TINWARE. GRAY ENAMEL WARE. OIL GAS STOVES, STEAM COOKERS. - COMPANY. "Everything In House Furnishings." & WP I - MX \ for the ladles can always be found at our establishment. We have J All Litest Fall Style3. -v* We have gathered them from tbe centers of ash Ion, and they form a GLORIOUS GALAXY of good things. Ladles, you can save money, patience, time, by buying your M1111nery of us. For your own satisfaction, pay us.a visit. Mrs. Mary Taggart. Watermellon seed " Carolina,M Bradford and Geoargia Rattlesnake. For sale at Glenn's. Garden seed, Bunch Tam Seed Potatoes at Glenn's SPR1 l/l x v j MS AND CU! MOST CO rhe Largest % I i p r offer* i r v ffe. : i " . > Res v.,' V i ' \ ' . , , V PAFTSI * in the STREAMS. The Law Requires That They 5houId Be Removed. All land owneiis in abbeville County are notified to remove from the Run ning Streams of Water upon their Land during the month of MAY, all Tr a flli TrAPsr Hafts I and Lumber tbat may be found In tbe channel of tbe Streams. Persons refusing or negletilng to comply with the requirements of tbe law on this subject are liable to tbe penalties therein prescribed. . , Tbe Ooanty Commissioners are authorized and required by law to clean oot the streams where tbe owners refuse to do so, and charge the same to tbe land, the cost of "which Is a prior Hen on the property. JOHN LYON, County Supervisor. April 4th, 1900, tf. The State of South Carolin a, a uDwrr.r.ir nnirwrv Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of A dministration. By R. E* Hill, Esq., Judge ok Probate. "IX7HEREAS, Burt Ellis ban made suit * * to me, to grant him Letters of Adraln lstratlon of tbe Estate and effects ol Gllefr Ellis, fate of Abbeville County, deceased. These are therefore, to cite ivnd admonish all and singular tbe kindred and creditors of tbe said Giles Ellis, deceased, that they b& and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H? on Saturday. the 5th day of May, 1900, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given nnder my hand and seal of the Court. this 18th day of April, in tbe year (L. S.) of our Lord one thousand nine hundred, and in tbe 124th year of American Independence. Published On tbe 18th day of April. 1900, in the Press and Banner and on the Court House door for tbe time required t>y law. R. E. HILL, April 18,1900. Judge ot Probate. BICYCLE SEASON NOW ON ! C. P. Hammond Beady for Business. BICYCLliS I with extra ne- j inforced frames arc the unchallenged leaders of wheels to-day, liccaus': they luivc each season been offered for sale with lull assurance V?/ that the Latest modelswere the MjL "BEST Ml EVER U|f BUILT" jf gS The umc assurance is,- ]j fi Efc eiven with 1000 Ramblers. r nTliey k^Vb no foature ^ which | u' 'genteel person . wootd-wisb tovfaavo. > cliangjsd?they ; high } grade in every detail. \ Price '$40 I- Inspection invited. "Just or acc" booklet, free. i SEND ME YOUR REPAIR WORK. Very respectfaliy, C. P. HAMIYIOA I'D. Prewrlptlons are fl t mokly and at moderate prices at TbflWBpe* d Dri* , Uo. Goods delivered free at atiy par tolU?5 , Ity. ,5i. . . > . ?* [NG 3T0MERS A1 (RDIALLY I* and Most 1 Ota. n-T^^m % ?(1' in. the I f ; y '.' pectfully, Charleston and Western Carolina R. R Augusta and Anheville Short Line. In effect Jan. 17, 1900. Lv Augusta. 9 40 am 1 40 pm Ar Greenwood 12 15 pm - Ar Anderson 6 10 pm Ar Laurent 1 20 pm 6 35 am Ar Greenville 3 00 pm 9 00 am Ar Glenn Springs - 4 00 pm Ar Bpartanbnrg 3 10 pm 10 20 am Ar Saluda 5 88 pm A r Hpnrlflrannvtlle 6 08 Dm ir A?hevllle_....^. 7 00 pm Lv Asheville 8 20 im . Lv Spartanburg?....\ 11 45 am 4 10 pm Ly Glenn Springs.. 10 00 am. Lv Greenville .. 12 01 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens 1 37 pm Lv Anderson C 35 am Lv Greenwood .................. 2 37 pm 4 30 am Ar Aognsta ........ 5 10 pm 10 43 am Lv Augusta 3 55 pm Ar Allendale 5 58 pm Ar Fairfax ' 0 12 pm Ar Yemaasee 9 00 am 7 15 pm Ar Beaufort 10 15 am 8 15 pm Ar Port Koyal 10 30 am 8 25 pm Ar Pavannab .......... Ar Charleston ^ Lv Charleston- 5 14 am Lv Port Royal 1 00 pm 7 30 am Lv Beaufort - 1 16 pm 7 45 am Lv Yemassee.. 2 30 pm 8 89 am Lv Fairfax 9 39 am Lv Allendale 9 52 am Ar Angaata- 11 55 " Lv Greenwood - 4 05 am Ar Laurens 6 00 am Lv Laurens 6 15 am Ar Spartanbnrg - 9 CO am Lv Spartanourg.. 4 10 pm Lv Liujrens. 1 80 pm ArGi?enwood 9 00 pm Close connections at Greenwood for all points on B. A. L. sad 0. <fc G. Railways, and at Bpartanbnrg with Southern Railway, For any information relative to tickets, rates, schedule, etc., address W. -1. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Angnsta, Gs. E. M. NORTH, Hoi. Agent T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. " SOUTHERN RAIL WAT. S' Caadsaisd Sohedol* fas Tfiit Dsccmbw loth. law. BTATXOOT. jffT Lv. Charleston f'-OG < a - Stnnmerrlll* 7 u %aa " BraachTille 8#l 0 " Oraagaburf tWAMI ? KlngvWa gp Lr. Bavins ah..77. ' 12 W* to " B*rnw?U 4 Co a-to " BlickviQe ...k 4 Harm Lr. Columbia;....:..::.. rrrpTra Propter *12 10 m'n " Nswbcnt. KZrpm M Nlnety-But, 1 20 p a ** Gresnwoad.. I All 1 51 ? ID AavHodgo? ?00 a a 9 18 p p Lv. AbWlia TBBamnicyto Ar. Beltoa.. ...."TT. 8 6^ a at <10 f> &i Lr. Anderson i ? ? m **_L Ar. Ott;?n7in? 10 10 * A ^ g P a ^r. Af'*"ta.(0?a.1^a6) 8 68 p m~ ft # P. *3 STATIONS. n0,S^ XV GrfwmvUie 6 80 p m TJ 1# ? ? - Piedmont 22p"^KJS " tWiUUwstoa ? p m 10 66 % P lr. Andorma " 15 pj? _llJL?Ji ir.&iton $?P? H'2S2 Ar. Donnald* 1 16 p ? U<L?J3 lr. ^beiHLUa!.. ~8lTp^ 1| 86 p ?n fiv.Hodg*... v' 7 35 p m'UM m Ar. Grwswoed 800pxn 11? J ? - Nin?ty-8U ' - Vwv&trry. 8 ?? P ? Prosperity J h P J? " Colombia ..... ' |* R A li-. Blaokvllle....... ?" F?^ r? " Barnwell ? ?8 f $! Savannah...-.-. .; ??* 6 -"'ills ? Oraugabnrg........ | g g 80 a ii'i6 a ? ZcWnm^Sk* ',; HflKHH |? SO a 8 OOp " Unlon.wwJr- IW W 10 89 a 8 28 p ;; SM 8 it) p Ar SpartanboraaunLWH an I tf>4 3 M p Lr BpartaabM*?fE Jf 2 0 l22 2 87pj 7 00p|Ar,.JLi]i?Tillff^JH^^ 5 I mi "P" p. xa. "A" ?. m. on thesa trains aery* *11 meals euro at*. Trains lsara Spartanburg, Jl AO. <U Title* northbound, 7.-06 a.m., 8:97 p.si., C.-18 a, ?, (Veatibola Limited); jwathbonad 1?&? ? 1:16 p. m., 11:84(f^ttfiTLlinJteAl Trains J?ave QreanYttle, A. and 0. divWcn 'northbound,6:00a. m., B'M p. m. todslm. m., (Tntibuled Limited) r?oathbot?d, 1 *0 C?? 430 p. m., 12:80 p. ?. (vcsnbaled LMitod) Train* 0 and 10 eerrj slcgaat ia? cart batwaan Barannah and vLshelQeTL rout* dally betwaiM JaokaonrttJa aadQfea*?. nati. Alto Pullman I)rawing-roe?j iT>4i~l ear* between Cbarleaton and rwrimWa, FBANK 8. OAKNOIT, J.X.ORLP. Third V-P.&Oen. Mgr., TrafiolL*. Washington, D. C. Wsahingto^B, o W. A. TUBE, I. B.HiJIDWiajt 2m -3Wli*5r?? & ynur homes J^ottfpUyV MlIford'B Drug Store, Phone 107. ..,. 1 A OF 1 JD THE [PUB fVITED TO I ' & ?': attractive Ai City of f w 1 L. > ' / \ y . , ^ 6. A. Douglass. r v P \ / \x iiamiMB 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 tak;en out through us receive special notice, Without charge, in Thp. Patent Record, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS St CO. (Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building, WASHINGTON, D. C AbbevilleGreenwo od MUTUAL iimm ASS0CIATI0N.:Sj $550,000. -TiZKITE TO OR CALL on th?*tn^?l?Md ? or to the Direotor of yoar TownAfrjjft ^ for any Informationyou may- "ffjff some our plan of Inanranoe. ^We^lnBnre your property agalnrt jflefep^, rat, w!sbstoes u and do so cheaper than any P^Remember we are prepared UfrJjSmf&KSon that ours Is the safeat and < Insurance known. . i J, K. BLAKE, Jr.j J. yPLLEB ' w. b. M. B. 011nklSio??...."-.?Doo Dr. J. A. Andenon .Diamond Hill %v H. A.TennenU-^.Xownde8VlUe - * , J. DTCorewafc^ ..Coi-ojnaca ^ *-a. w; Lyon-.? . ..# / #? j. K. Tamtot.?,....Oaihoan Miibr , _ L. Haddon *^35f 1 Joseph & M , %r J; H. Cbllea, Jr. v ?" ; P, B. Callleon .. 9*lll,?n . R. W. Townsend ...-.^......Klnarda <; A. K. W a taon ~.?... Cedar Spring V. A O. Grant....^?.-.......Magnolia " H. O. Harvey..;?Walnut Grpvft JV : j . W.A.Nlckles r- ^Hodgej * > J. W.Soott... ."-.yerdery . ._ J.T.Mabryv......?..-.r..Cofee?l>Viry >i 1 8.F. Crom6r.-^~-^^oililrvllle - .] O. N. MoKlnney...-.?v..Bo#6?u* ? ' . P. B. Callison and Josejp^.-iLabe, Yeldell 1 Towoflblo * P. B. Calllson. J. Add. QrilUHin and Joseph ] Lake. Klrkoeys ToWnsblp. ? f1 J. Add. Calboao, Joaepn w, uuu i*. w. Towneend, FellowshipTownship. ] J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lftke and R. W. Tbwnsend, Brooks Township. *<VJ. W. Lyon and A. K. Watson,"Indian fllll l Township. < am,,:l s. c.. Jan, IT, 1900. ' "PAT CLAYBURM." J. S. Start's Stables. . Price, $15 a Season. March 21,1900. U. 1? ' . ' * : ' 900!! ! V L1C GENERj INSPECT f^Vlw\| . \ / # &'*' <- ' .Jp ''.\ 'f-'' ssortment o , _ I Ipltt^lpKSBy^ Hi^ RKA# PRICES. Helnz's &weet MlXed J^..^.... 85c. Quart Helnz's Spiced Cqooi|^6#IBil'^., 10c. Dozen. Helnz's Tomato KetcMij)?,.,..25c. Bottle. Helnz's India Rellsb ~....80c. Helnz^s Evaporated Home KedlsbJJOc. " Helnz's Pepper Sauce!...-.!...L^,. 20c. " Helnz's Salad Dressing ^i.??.?20c; " Helnz's Little Giant Mlxed._4.......10c. M Helnz's Little Cbow Chow ^k.a..10c. ,v tielnz's Little Qlant Celery Sai<ioe.~10c. " Selnz'8 Prepared Mustard 10c. " Helnz's Baked Beans witb Tomato Sauce?3 aouiid can 20c.; 2 pound can 15c.; 1 pound :an 10c. Always keep us in mind when you ire in need of anything in the Staple ind Fancy Grocery line. Our Stock is romolete. Orders will receive prompt attention. Yours to please, L1. k 11. III. No. :i. Hotel Hlock and Factory Hill. I'liones 75 and S5. H)-l llneu sheeting at Haddou's. For new up-to-date ueck wear look at lladloU'H. .1. . A . ' 1 * 'r. > > ft ILLY ARE fumm i . * V . T 4*r ? 1? irille. ??$S?f '"" .# \ ' HUE. IsinJiinent. f;S%io Cqre. OAN'gfHoof.Ointment. SLOAN?j3|,Quick Relief. j . SLOAN'S Blister Ointment. SLOAN'S Condition Powder. we have in stock f?verything made l>y this Great Horseman. AND SE3BTTS. Yours to glease, . >'S DRUG STORE. Hill Trumps ! Kgf&'- V 15 to 50 Cts. iftials Free of Charge. P li ^ " Bracelets! fBff Silver Filled - 75 Cts. )f0 Sterlkifc Silver - - - $1.00 Sterling with Loops. - 60 Cts. Hearts and Bracelets in variofls patI The Jeweler. t liw. THE INTEREST OP MK. \ iabery, we are now ready for t ip a freab lot ol f I, Rolls, I i Bolls, Kisses, J v And Lady Fingers, a >ods, Staple and Green Groce- \ % * W ;Sweeney. J in mi1 : v' 4 THE ABBEVILLE CX>TTON MILL WILL contract for a Quantity of Split Four-Foot Pine Wood, If early application 1b made at the ottlce Make your contracts at once. If you delay yon may not be'able to sell yoqxjrood. Apply to - , J. s. haIbis, Jan. 9,1900. 11 MILL Oj|MCE. J. ? HILL & CO., ' 1 -"'"T: '.J . < No. 3 ROSENBERG BLOCK. IVE HAVE MOVED OUR WAGON AND * * Carriage Repository to the ntore room recently occupied by Mr. J. D. Kerr. Our ape olalty 1h 0WDBDHO MOSS. These wagons were given flrst prize over al competitors at the Nashville Exposition. We also nave a full stock of Baggies, Carriages, Harness, &c. i j Give us a call before buying. We guarantee i atlslactlou. J. L. HILL & CO., No. ii Rosenberg Block.