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4 ^ i ~i f# ivr V_^L1J And at Our Clothes are Clo buy a garment. Sure 1 before the garment is acc the same money than he You need not be as! I i' . Desolation < In Galveston am Poin I ? * i Houston, Texas, Sept. 10?A soene of desolatloj many Inland points In Texas, is the condition Htorm. Estimates of the number of dead are plaoed t/e aggregate many millions of dollars, although nc The streets of Galveston are mostly under water; | are thickly strewn among floating debris. No co water recedes. Harrowing tales of the loss of whole families a few survivors who have thus far reached this i early this morning have been the only means of 1 ' and definite Information as to the present siVuat onrt rina prnnH throughout the dlatr 1UO WlWU uuu ? *vv *.?r. damaged In many places, and Id others totally d Reports from Richmond, Letltia and Eagle Lai property losses, and many places cut oft from al STOBM VICTIMS MA Dallas, Tex. 8ept. 10.?Two mass meetings were and one by the Odd Fellows. Many tbousaodi Texas gulf storm sufferers. Railroad and cotton ty. Including the cotton crop at from fifteen to t\ From Virginia Point north and south aloDg Dickinson, Hitchcock, Seabrooke, Alvin and a d of dead bodies gathered up by rescue trains and i TOO. This Is only a small scope of the country tie from the storm will ultimately show not less tha out to sea that will nevey be accounted for. I LOWNDESYILLE. |j Good Revival Meeting ? Rebuilding j < Bridge-Work at Oil Mlll-Otherj Stolen. t Lowndesvills, Sept. 10,1900. 1 Yesterday week ago Mr. G. L. Baker found i It necessary to start upon a business trip to [ Washington, D. C., which will cause him to j j v be absent a week or ten days. ,j Mr. J. E. Allen has been absent from his ; ham fnr t?rn or three weeks. 6iiperin-u ! tending the rebuilding of a bridge across Rocky Kiver, a few miles above this place. Mrs. M. C. Thompson, ol Wllllamston, for a week or two has been here visiting ber son, Mr. W. W. Thompson and other kinsfolk. : Mr. E. F. Latimer now has charge of the rural mail delivery route from this place. | Mr*. J110. llorton, of Augusta, Ga., whose f huHtmmi is f.nnHKnl with the Charleston, ' Webtern, Carolina, Kuiiroad Company, spent a few days here with friends the lirst of last I week. \ The 6 p. m., summer closing of our stores ended with the beginning of this month, and f the trading public can now be served at any bour of the day after the rooming opening, which is controlled by the Inclination of the , opener, or the necessity of the buyer. Hon. I. B. McCallaand his daughter, Miss Leila Belle McCalla, went to Anderson Monday. Messrs. H. B. Alleu and Ed Moorhead went to Anderson Monday on business and pleasure. Mr. Louis Bell went to Abbeville Monday to enter the store ol Mr. Poliakoff as olerk, and he will no doubt All the position creditably to himself and with profit to his employer. Mr. R. T. Klrkpatriok, of Honea Path, came over Monday and spent a day or two with his son, Dr. T. O. Kirkpatrlck at the Kay House. Mr. U. F. Mauldln, Cashier of the|Anderson Bank, came down Tuesday?then on to the home of Hon. I. H. McCalla where he remain- J ed nntll next evening. ? j Mr. Gordon Speer went to Anderson Wed- 1 nesday to stay a few days. I Mr. George Wilson, or warrenton, came up i the Bret of last week, and remained wltb his 1 brother. Dr. J. D. Wilson for a day or two. ( Miss Camllle Smltb, at tbe borne of ber ( grand father, Mr. J. B. LeRoy, gave a dining 1 on Wednssday, to which she Invited quite a 1 number of ber little friends. They of coarse I had a good time. I Mr. Nick Benson, of Little River, was in I town Wednesday on business. I Mr. Theo. Watson, of Anderson, spent last 1 week with bis Allen relatives in and around ? tbls place. ? Mr. Walter Geer representing: "The State," e was here Wednesday and Thursday. 1 Miss Nannie Johnson and Master Bruoe '1 Moseley went to Anderson by the dirt road. I Mrs. Belle Lauer who has been at the borne I of her brother-in-law. Mr. W. L. Kenuedy, > started to her home in Baltimore Thursday > morning. ^ The two. as well as four legged lovers of \ muscadines, are roaming the bills and bol- \ lows in search of this palatable wild fruit. \ The late rain was followed by September \ nights, but a part of the days is of an August temperature almost, and daily rising higher. Mr. C. E. Horton, of Wllliamston, came over Thursday to spend a few days with his son, Mr. K. R. Horton. Mrs. M. A. Lindsay and her son. Mr. Will Lindsay, of Due West, came over Wednesday and spent a few days with tbe family of Mr. , H. C. Kennel, the son-in-law of tbe first nam- " ed. Mrs. W. W. Jones, of Waterloo, arrived here Thursday evening. She was accompanied by ber son. Prof. J. 0. Alien, who f takes charge of our High School to day. Mr. George Anderson, of Ninety, Six has been here for the past several daya driving some wells (two) for tbe use of tbe Oil Mill. Somehow this Industry suffered somewhat last season for lack of water, and tbe management is thus increasing its facilities for a water supply. Tbe wells being; driven ale somewhat on tbe artesian order, and it Is believed and promised that they will supply all demands. t Rev. H. C. Fennel went to Newberry Tuesday to attend Presbytery and returned Thursday. Mrs. Tom Martin and her children, and Miss Rosella Bowen, of Little River, came over Thursday and have since been at tbe home of Mr. H.J. Armstrong. Tbe ladles of the Latimer section gave an s Ice cream, lemonade and cake lestlval Friday night, for the benefit of Salem Church. .Sometime ago the people In that community determined to tear down their old church and build a new and more modern structure, and despite discouragements ttiey went ahead aDd with the aioney raised and with the work furnished, they sometime ago ? finished quite a handsome building, and the proceeds about $2*>.00, of the late gathering will be spent In painting it. An old time saying was, tbat if it rained the first dog day It would lain every one of them, but it did not prove to be the case this year. There was some rain, though not much, d on the first day, and there was none till the ( last one when we had a good one. Dry, again and hot. Gallantry carried to an extreme, for a young man to pull his hat off, when talking to a young lady over '.he phone. This was done here a few days auo by a visitor. J Rev. Peter Stokes began a meeliug at '' JticJge Church yesterday week ago, and continued it, two servlct'H a day till yesterday, t after 11 A. M. service. Kev. Robert Marfln, B of Anderson, assisted him. There was a good meeting, fourtoen Joined the church, which makes thirty additions to this charge \ .Smyrna and Ridge uuring the last month. ' and doubtless the nn mbership was revived, and strengthened for future conflicts. ? Troupe. 1< vy I 11 vy VV / \ 1 "VK Suits A.re i r? "PTpi,t,? ' At iove all thes to be proud of. C that the styles are ne\ :epted and offered for s can get .anywhere else tamed to wear our $5.0 - WE; W JE md Death. * d Inland Texas its. a and death Dot only at Galveston bat at presented today as a result of -Saturday's tween 1,500 and 2.600. The property loss will > accurate figures can be given at present, wires are In a hopeless tangle aDd dead bodies mplete llBt of dead will be obtainable until the nd many miraculous escapes are told by the city. The relief trains which arrived here communication with storm swep Galveston, ion is scarce. let devastated by the the storm are badly lestroyed. le, Texan, bring additional lists of dead and 1 communication are yet to be heard from, vnuiit D ?; nrvi i held here today, one by citizens generally 3 of dollars were subscribed for the relief ol men estimate the loss of all klnd? of properventy million dollars. the bay front at 6uch places as Texas City, ozen small intermediate points the number sailing cralt bad reached at noon more than vastated and it is feared that the death list ,nf>,U00 victims. Hundreds have been swept COTTON MILL STOCKS. ^notations Famished by Hugh MneRne A Co. The following quotations on Southern Coton mills stocks for the week ending Sept. 1, 900, was furnished by Hugh MacRae <fc Co., Wilmington. N. C.: Bid. Asked. lUU ? iiUfiAHAn M Ilia Oft QO lUUOViUD VUtlUU vw V.iken Mfg. Co 96 99 Vmerican Spinning Co 98 Anderson Cotton Mills 123 128 Vrcade Cotton Mills 100 103 Vrkwright Mills 122 125 Augusta Factory. Ga 63% 8(1 ^.vondale Mills, Ala 81) 84 ielton Mills 104 105 Jennett?vllie Mfg.Co 110 112% /anDon Mfg. Co.. N. C.'. 160 185 yabarruR Cotton Mills, N. C ISO 160 ;ilfton Mfg. Co 185 190 'ourtenay Mfg. Co 118 120 larlington Mfg. Co 95% 97% Jeleado Mills, N. C 99 ' 100 billing Cotton Mills, N. C 100 105 ?agle & Phenix Mills Ga 101 107 Sdna Cotton Mills, N. C 120 125 ?noree Mfg. Co 120 122 inter prise Mfg. Co. Ga 100 102 P. W. Poe Mfg. Co 116 119 3affney Mfg. Co - 120 122 iranby Mills 100 101 iranby Mills 1st pfd 104% 105% irauiteville Mfg. Co 160 167 jreenwood Cotton Mills..... 102% 105 Srendel Mills 101 " 103 Henderson Cotton Mills 120 125 Henrietta Mills, N. C * 204 206% loan f. .King Mig. uo. ua iuu ..angley Mfg. Co 117 120 Laurens Cotton Mills 135 140 Liockbart Mills 110 111 Louise Mills, N. C 120 125 L,ynobb'g Cot'n Mills Va 125 150 _<ynchburg Cot'n Mills, pfd 115 ISO Manchester Cotton Mills 110 118 Vlayo Mills, N. C 125 130 Stills Mf(t. Co 92 06 VlcColl Mfg. Co 118 120 Vlodena Cotton Mills, N. C. 188 145 dewberry Cotton Mills 122 128 )rr Mfg. Co 104 100 Jdell Mfg. Co., N. C 10!) 112 'aeolet Mfg. Co 250 260 'elzer Mfg. Co ... ISO 182>? 'ledmont Mfg. Co 175 177 ialelgb Cotton Mills, N. C 120 125 ilobland Cotton Mills W/, 101 licbland Cot'n Mills, pfd 100 102 ioanoke Mills, N. C 105 110 iibley Mfg. Co., Ga 85 00 iouthern Ootton Mills, N. ... OS <17 Spartan Mills 125 133 Prion Mfg. Co., Ga , 125 150 'ucapau Mills Co 125 130 Inlon Cotton Mills 131 13.S Jnlon Cotton Mills, piil 102 104 'lctor Cotton Mills 10'J 111 Victor Cotton Mills, N. C. 70 70 Varren Mfg. Co 84 90 barren Mfg. Co., pfd 101 102 .Virion Cotton Mills, N. C 110 115 Viscaseett Mills, N. C 120 120 Vhituey Mlg. Co 120 125 MAIL CLOSES. falla Coming and Owing Every Hour In the Day. Hoars that the mails close at the Abbeville >08t office: 9.05 a. m. going North on the Sonthern. 10.50 a. m. going South on the Southern. 10.50 a. m. going to Hodges. 11.40 a. in. going South on the 8. A. L. 11.40 a. m. going North on the S. A. L. 1.10 p. m. going North on the Southern. 1.10 p. m. going to Hodges. 2.55 p. m. going South S. A. L. 8.65 p. m. going North S. A. L. 5.40 p. m. going South Southern. &00p. m. going North and South S. A. L. Robt. S. Link, Postmaster. f. !> Uarkmlale Loral*. The finest flour. Try "Grandeur.'' Good stock of stoves all sizes. Come and I ee them. Fruit Jars all sizes. Extra rubbers. A splendid lot of nlopee crockery. Canned goods of all kinds. Hams, breakfast bacon. New white cottoleoe, very tine. Nice trench candy In bulk. Pure muscovada inolases the tlnest we can ;et. All kinds of goods at low prices. Come In, June5.1U00. W. D. Barksdule. I can give employment to a few young laHen iri each county, good penmen preferred. :ash salary. Write atonce. f J. E. Smith, Alontlcello, Kla. We make One perfumery and Roap ppechilles with us. Call and Inspect our line. Mil-' urd.s Drug Store. Just received a big line of hair brushes, ooth brushes and combs of all descriptions at lllford's Drug store. Phone 107. L'se formaldehyde for catarrh and Hey' 'ever, no cure no pay for sale at Mllforqi )rug Store. .'Rhone.lOt.S Wegirarantee Millortl'R Liver-mrttlclne j|' ;lve satisfaction or money refunded. My. :?rd'H Drug store. L rmz T4. .. Swell, < e the Late our Prici Clothes to be satisfied wi vest and choicest; Sure ;ale. This requires a g . You will find a sma X); Suits. And our $ic IBM FOB IAL] DENTAL NOTICE. Tlr S n Thomson. 'OFFICE UP-STAIRS ON MoILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, 8. O. DENTAL NOTICE.. S. F. Killingsvorth, No. 4 Seal Block Abbeville, 8. C. DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST.' GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. A rtOOl) PLATE- $8.00 aMaLGAM FILLINGS 75o and. 1.00 OFFICE OVER BARKSDaLE'S STORE. C. C. GAMBBELL, M. D., rnysician ana aurgeoii, ABBEVILLE, 8. C. HT Offlee In the National Bank. May 23,189S. tf WM. H. PARKER. WM. P. OREENE PARKER & GREENE, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office on LAW RANGE. ABBEVILLE - SOUTH CAROLINA. May 4, 1898. tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PRO BATH COURT. In the Matter of the Estate of Jane A. Frazier Deceased. Petition for Settlement and Discharge. AM. REID as Executor for said Estate having applied forsettlement and discharge. It Is ordered. That Wednesday, the 15tb day of August next be fixed for granting *? T> I7? U ill ine reuei jmujtu iur. iv, & um, July 14, 1900. Judge Probate. PROPER HEADWEAR for the ladles can always be found at oar ' establishment. We have J- All Latest 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 money, patience, time, by buying your Millinery of us. For your own satisfaction, pay us a visit. Mrs. Mary Taggart. Ill M\?. iiuiiuiu vvnuyu, Jas. H, Carlisle, LL, D., Presid't. Eight departments under eleht professors. Two courses leading to A. B. and A. M. degrees. Library, Gymnasium, Athletic Grounds, Lecture Course. Terms as reasonable as at any flrstclass college. Session begins September 2Sth. The expenses at Wofford Fitting School Have been reduced from Stl-t to S107 for the year. Kor Catalogue address Ji A. Gamewell9 SPARTANBURG, S. C. 1 TlUU\ | i/iii' wgm ri: f ABBEVILLE , U> f\FFEUS A. B . B. S? NORMAL, MUi W " nesH Courses under experienced lei njf Most healthful location. Deep tubular 1 J!" Forty second session opens September 1 llj which has done, and Ik sllll ii treat servl ? w , Rev. JA ' w' AuK'ist 1, ISHI1. -.it ?x.x'v?.vv.v.vvv\-^i ... JM w ' W& m SB T* V % * * Dur Top C< et, Our es are w. 1th. Why is this ? Th< that seams are firmly se reat deal of time and att rtness in the make-up 01 >.oo Black Clay Worsted TBADK A it & 1801?1900. ! SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, S. C. A. ti., IS. A. M., Jl. UWiroeo Spring Courses free for Sdacfiei*. Fourteen Professors; 38 000 volumeffbjn JMflgy^pcellent laboratories, clasB-roomsJfljHjHHfe3ntl r ni ary, nth let lc grounds. TtMUKMK^itWer fees 818, a session; tnltla^Hj^^^^B iMdy Schools enter*Its Fre6ht^8^3|p|^^P^^ nation held at ever?oounij^B^Frwtf^' July 20, 1900, by CouDty sSwMBB8Bn?.'^,,v' ^ Next pesslons opens 8ept.^'|BP|?For cat?f? * GBEENYIllJSi C,, $'"f' t>he next 'session opsiffi-.oi^-^rbie, J- 20th of September, 1900. - Fufll and thoife , ough instruction,leading to the degrees ofB. A. and M. A. isoffered. Boarding in private fatnliles moderate; In Mess Hall eccellehtj: fare may be bad at less expense. Correspond* ence solicited. Applications for places In Ihti Mess Hall should not be deferred. For further particulars, apply to the President. A, P, Montague, LL. D. July 85,1900. tf College of Charleston, CHARLESTON, S.C. / Founded In 1785. Next session opens Oct. 1,1900. Board In COLLEGE DORMITORY, Including famished room and lights, can be obtained at 810 a month. Tuition, 3(0 per session, payable In two instalments. One scholarship giving free tuition is assigned to each county^ of South Carolina, the holder to be appointed by the County Superintendent of Education and the Judge of Probate. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for Boyce Scholarships, which pay SI,50 a year. Strong facultywell equipped chemical, physical, and biological laboratories; observatory; library of 14,000 volumes; and the finest museum of natural history in the South. Elective courses leading to the degrees of.B. A. and M. A. , .For. catalogue, illustrated circular and Information in full address HARRISON RANDOLPH, > Aug. 8.1#X). tf* , President., Erskine College, DUE WEST* S. C. Regular Classical and Scientific Courses Elective Courses allowed under the supervl- < sioa of faculty. Splendid College Buildings* Supplied witb modern equipment. Handsome Dormitories for both young men and young ladles, furnished with all tbe comforts and conveniences of a cultured home. Rates for tuition and.board so low as to bring a collegiate education within tbe reach of a slender purse. Tlie Fitting School Oflers a two-yearH'course that prepares for; entrance to the Freshman Class. Parents who are compelled to send their children from home for preparatory training will find here wholesome, moral surroundings and careful oversight. Write for catalogue to? F. Y. Pressly, President. I A nor 1* KUWt t f " I DAVIDSON, N. C. ' Sixty-fourth year begins September (itli. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC. BIBLICAL, COMMERCIAL. Courses offered for A. B., B. S. anil A. M. TermB moderate. Location bealtbful. Laboratories complete. Teaching thorough. Gymnasium equipped. Send for n Catalogue. J. B. SHEARER, President. June 13,tf % male Coltegejf s CO., S. C. | |:X SIC, EXPRESSION, ART AND BUST- Mil ncliers In an Ideal college community, W veil water absolutely pure. Low rates, wl/ 0tli. An old conservative institution jjf ce for the country. t ui MES BOVCE, President. r. DUE WEST, S. C, jk IP : 1 AT 3 fi ts A^ve I N" eckwear hat Pleai i reason is simple: W wed with silk thread; S ention. But it is our f our Clothing that you is a marvel. JTO - WE A.N] MAXWELL'S Ilffll1 I AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO lurn lubes my customers FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, And Fresh Loaf Bread Ktesb fish on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beeves and Hogs and Green Salt Hides. | T. H. MAXWELL. ptionr.No. 1. fjjfour jj^T Would appreciate an Oil Gas Stove for Summer Cnnkintr. REGULATOR ? ? v . the finest oil stove made. I NO SMOKE, NO SMELL, NO SOOT, j ABSOLUTELY SAFE. *\v / Costs one cent per hour to operate. Abbeville Hardware Co. Everything In House Furnishings. * ' * 'f J. L. SILL-& CO., ./? . ) . J- DEALERS IN ' Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Harnnnn T n T 4" a UOBOp JUayiUUBBj JJUUI ' %:,tr Our Specialties are...?. SUMMER BUGGIES, BABCOCK BUGGIES, ANCHOR BUGGIES, J And CHEAP BUGGIES i Fron $30 op. Owenaborn Wfigonu. White Hickory Wagons. We also have a full line of 1 Harness, Laprobcs, IKc. Give us a call before buying. J. L. HILL & CO., No. 3 Rosenberg Block. "THE BE M R. C. BERNJ rwi'mw ^^ ^ ** ** a n Attention, C KJ .... We have just received the H Stationery and Sc II ]3rought "to (Hi Cull and let us show you befo Yours to pl< ^jj| Phone 107, J* MIL FOR DUR LINE OF DRUGS, TOILET A Is complete and t low as the lowest The Speed . ^ J Jean ties, ^ ^ is Ha^dso -mm e are sure ;that. >ure that every detail of pride to give our Cusfc cannot find elsewhere;/" debI mini nil' THE ABBEVILLE , Quantity of Pipe Wood, WjF' If early application la made at tbe office , Make your contracts at once, tlf you delay I* you may not be able to sell your wood.' Apply to J, S. HARRIS,' Jan. 2.1900. tf MILL OFFICE. If You Want Fius?.t,;> Always Insist on Having Heinz's Keystone Brand, Because They are the Best. READ OUR LtST AJJD PRICKS. Heinz's Sweet Mixed 25c. Quart Heinz's Ctow Chow 20c. " Heinz's Spiced Cucumbers. inc. Dozen, j Helnz'e Tomato Ketchup 25c. Jv'ttle.! Heinz's India Relish 80c. Heinz's Evaporated Horse Redlsh..20c. Heinz's Pepper Sauce. 20c. " | rjLUJUZi B onio?| I/iqooiu^ Heinz's Little Qlant Mixed 10c. " Heinz's Little Chow Cbow 10c. Heinz's Little Giant Celery Sauce...lOc. " Heinz's Prepared Mastard loo. " Heinz's Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce?3 < pound can iiOc.; 2 pound can 15c.; 1 pound can 10c. Always keep us in mind when you are in need of anything in the Staple and Fancy Grocery line. Our Stock is complete. Orders will receive prompt attention. Yours to please, I T i,i.T tt VII HI! u. 1. U/|l. 111. illlLLMl, No. 3. Hotel Block and Factory Hill. Phones 75 and 85. LOWNIE" ; Is the Cheapest Camera Made.... ; We sell this wonderful little iu * atrumeut, ready for use, inoluding a six exposure film, for only.... & & One ($1) Dollar. & We also keep a full line of other Kodak Supplies. IU, Jeweler / Customers! w i most complete line of.... hool Hooks ever M this City. ^ re buying. IM 'ase' M U'5 UKUU 3 I V7KC. ga T EXXXXXXXXX^^X^Si T - HEDICINES, RTICLES he prices are as J Drug Co. | ^ \ \ me, , - V . tm ^ody ! '/ , ' ' ' ' $0 is wool before we cut and finish is right omers better values for Ahhpville-Grfifinwood MUTUAL ISSiiCE ASSOCIATION. $ 550,000, 1VTKITE TO OR CAI1L1 on th6"undernlgu ?? 'or to tbe Director of your Towusbtp ^ 1 fl or any information you may deilre about >ur plan of Inroranoe. We Insure you* property against Oentrno , " ,lon by fise, wnu os ugh* ind do so cheaper than any Insurance Com >any in existence. ' Remember we are prepared to prove to yon , -3 bat oars is the safest and obeapeot plau of nsarance known. r. E. BLASE, Jr., Agent, Abbeville, S. 0. M r. FULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. BOARD DIRECTORS. jj W.E. Leslie Abbeville TowDShlr . ' '*$11 S. M. Benjamin Greenwood " *] J. Add. Calhoun?* Ninety-Six W. B. Acker Donalds " M. B. Cllnkscales ....Due West " Dr. J. A. Anderson.Dlamond Hill " n. A. iouuoul xjvnuucnvnic J. D. Coleman Coronaca " J. W. Lyon Troy J. R. Tarr? Calhoun Mills " T. L. Had jn Xong Cane " ' > m Joseph L ike Pluenlx " J. H. Chi en. Jr Bradley " Ml P. B. Cal.lson Calllson " 'Vl II. W. Townsend Kinards ' A. K. Watson Cedar Spring " A.O.Grant Magnolia " ' Val H. O. Harvey Walnut Grove " W. A. Nickles Hodges " ,;,?8 J. \V. Scott Verdery J.T.Mabry Cokesbury " S. F. Cromer .Sinlthville " G. N. McKinney Bordeaux " P. B. Callison and Joseph Lake, Yeldell ownslilp. P. I!. Calllson, J. Add. Calhoun aud Joseph ake. Kirkweys Township. J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and R. W. ownsend, Fellowship Township. J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and K. W. -3 ownsend, Brooks Township. 3Sfk J. W. Lyon and A. K. Watson, Indian Hill ' 'W ownship. Abbeville. S. C., Jan. 17. 1900. 'i 'TAT CLAYBURM." . s. Stark's Stables I Price, $15 a Season. 1 MarclrJl, limo. tf I