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c w If this was tl I T CONTRIBUTED LOCALS. What "M" Sees and Hears On His Rounds Abont tbe City. Abbeville, 8. C., Nov. 14,1900. SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. Tbe entertainment given last Thursday an' der tbe auspices of tbe ladles of tbe ijong Cane Cemetery Society was a decided success. A crowded bouse rewarded tbe ladles for tbelr trouble, and proved tbe full apprecla j tion of tbe publlo. Tbe "Old Maids Conveuv tion" brought down tbe bouse, and was tbe "bit" of tbe evening. Prominent in tbe "Old Maids Convention," was Mr. W. J. Bryson, ? ?>onnr??f " and at WDO was.quue uvu<o ? .vkv...., tbe s&mo time was casting "side glances" for number one. The gross receipts of the evento? ware aboat 580. !>* ' PERSONAL MENTION. Cap*. Sam McBrlde and Mr. Andrew LeRoy, 01 WUllngton, were l)i the city on business V last Saturday. Mrs. J. C. Marshall and little daughter, of Anderson, arrived in the city last Bat or da and are the guests of Sr. and Mrs. Marshall; Mr. R.. WT Cannon was In tbe olty a few days this week. Miss Eunloe Calhoun who has a flourishing school near Latimer, spent last Saturday ana" Sunday In tbe city with homefolks. J , - Mr. Arthur Irwin, a prominent merchant of Antrevllle, was In the city last Saturday. ) ' CapL James Pratt, one of the prominent farmers of the oounty, was In tbe olty last . Saturday. ( Mr. Doc Andrews, one of the best farmers of tbe "White Lick" section, was In the city , Saturday on bOsiness. < Mr. and Mrss J. F. Thornton were shopping . In tbe city on Saturday. Among tbe prominent -visitors in our city last Saturday, was Mr. H. P. McQee of Due . West Train Master Uenry A. Williams, or Greensboro, spent last Sunday in tbe olty with ft 18 father, Capt. 8. N. Williams, mo popular conduotoron the Abbeville Branch, of the Southern railroad. Mr. Artbor Sylan Is In tbe city for a Bbort visit to bomefoiks. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cohen arrived in tbe ally Tuesday, and are tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. McMillan. Mr. Coben "Big A" is now a bustling salesman for a first class clothing bouse, and can't spend the time with bis Abbeville friends that they would like. Always in a hurry, and ever for business seems to be bis motto. "Big A" lias bo?U of friends who are always glad to see V him,or any of bis family. Mr. T. A. Francis, the best hardware salesman In tbe State, is in tbe city on business. Mr. Francis Is known everywhere, and hostB of friends who always give him a cordial greeting. " CAROLINA HOTEL. This hotel formerly known as tbe Miller House and lately as the Abbeville Inn, has been reoently opened by Mrs. Eugenia Payne, of Cross Hill. Mrs. Payne understands tbe wants una needs of her guests and especially of the traveling men. and with a retinue of _ polite and efficient servants, and tables spread with tbe best tbe market aflords, is prepared to entertain in up-to-date style at the "Carolina^ Hotel." MISS MAE ROBERTSON ENTERTAINS. Miss Mae Robertson entertained a number of ber friends last Monday evening In bonor to ber cbarmlng guest, Miss Annie Clinkccales. COMING AND GOING. Mr. James A. Hill, after an absence of over a month In Columbia, Is expected home to. morrow, to the Joy of bomefoiks and friends. Miss Leila McCalla passed through tbe city last Monday enroute irom Wlnthrop College to her borne at Heardmont. on acooum or sloknew. Her many friends In Abbeville hope she will soon be well. Oar friend George Gambrell, tbe polite and popular salesman of Ibe well known firm of B. P. Crayton & Co., of Anderson, spent last Sunday at borne In tbe olty to tbe great pleasure of homefolks and bis many (rfends. George Is an up-to-date bustler, having boats of friends wbo are always glad to see blm. Mr. Lawrence Parker, one of tbe popular salesmen of tbe wide-awake firm of Hall & Anderson of tblsolty, spent last Sunday wltb homefolks In tbe olty or Anderson. Dr. L. H. Russell, of Greenwood, spent last Sunday In tbe olty wltb homefolks. Mr. Jobn Htalnaker, one of tbe popular conductors on tbe Southern, spent several days of last week wltb friends In tbe city. Mr. T. G. EUls and Mr. Jeff Nickels, spent last Sunday wltb homefolks In tbe olty of Due West. There were no services In the Associate Reformed Church last Sabbath, owing to the absence of tbe pastor Rev. T. W. Sloan wbo was attending Synod, convened at Louisville, i' Georgia. Mr. Sloan waB expected home last Monday. Owing to tbe protracted and extreme illness of Mrs. Roeser, Mr. A. H. S. Day arrived In tbe olty last Monday to look after bis mercantile business here. Mr. Marvin Mann passed through tbe city last Monday, enronte for Charlotte, N. C., naoi todflh ? aIqdo In ahnrL TT UOi V UQ 5WQ W VVHVU la v?wu whw>? Hand. , t hoke. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones arrived in the city last Saturday and will now be at home to tbeir friends at Mrs. T. 0. Seal's, the former home of tbe bride. SOMETHING NICE TO BAT Can always be found at the old reliable and hustling firm or A. M. Hill A Sons, who are fully up-to-date In their line of busloena, having fresh arrivals eve^y week of fruits and aood things" from everywhere. Read their vertlBements and locals and you will be sure to call and see their large and elegant I stock of fanoy and staple groceries. MR. JONES F. MILLER Still hangs out his sign on tbe oorner to let tbe publlo know he Ib still "in tbe ring" with a splendid stock of staple and fanoy gro% 4*A*4AO \ffi? Miller la nriA nf Anr itnonARflfnl I merchants who believes In "qulok sales" and "short profits." Qive him a call and you will be assured of this lact. MR. M. BLUM Iatne bustling proprietor of the "Bargain Store" next to the Court House, where he baa a mammotn stock of general merchandise, which be Is rushing off at "low down" prices. By energy and push Mr. Blum baa suoceeded bo well bere that he has established branch houses of his business at Greenwood and MoCormlck, wbere be 1b also having a fine trade. D. POLIAKOFF Has in stock a large and well selected assortment of clothing, shoes, bats, staple and fancy dry goods, wblob be is selling at "knook down prices." Give blm a call next door to TbomBon Brothers. R. C. BERXAl*. Christmas will soon be bere and R. C. Bernau, our city Jeweler, la ready for you wltb tbe largest and best asaoited stock of gold and silver ware. Diamonds and Watcbee, and all sorts of trinkets, suitable for preBenu. Are you contemplating matrimony, if so Bernau 1b ready for you. Your blrtb-day will soon be here, Bernau bas a beautiful line of "birth day" presents. Remember when you want anything In tbe Jewelry line, Bernau's tore It tbe place you are looking for. I liMi . LOTI Vill buy an )lay Worsted le ordinary p: If you nee M JL X Yours to pie ADVERTISE YOUE GOODS. A number of oar merchants who think they have a good trade now, oould largely increase their business by advertising. Try it. Let the people know where yoa are, and what you sell, and especially the bargaloB yoa have In store for them. G. A. DOUGLASS & CO. This old reliable and popular Arm Is still In the "front rank" and offer this season an unqsually large, and beautiful stock of fancy china ware. Lamps and special lines of goods suitable for the holidays. They aloo carry a full lloe of staple, dry-goods and groceries, and are ready to give tneir customers the best goods at the lowest pnoeB. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE CITY. Mr. F. C. DuPre has commenced the buildding of bis pretty oottageon Magazine Hill. Mr. T? Lawton Is building n pretty cottage on Upper Main Street, Just above the residence of Mr. J. M. Harden's. Tbe elegant mansion or Mr. jodd ?. nams la nearlog completion, and when finished will be one of tbe prettiest bomea in tbe city. RAPID. TRANSIT. Tbe quickest time ever made on the Seaboard Air Line was reoently made by S. M. Shiver and W. E. Owens, running from Atlanta to Monroe 273 miles In six hours and seven minutes. 8blver making 18S miles and 8 stops In 8 hours and 12 minute*. Owens making 131 mile* and 8 stops in 2 hours and 55 minutes. BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS?EMBLEMS OF LOVE AND PURITY. Mr. George W. Syfan 8r., received last week a box of beautiful flowers, accompained by a kind letter expressive of tbe donors Interest ,ln bis welfare, and especlally uklng after his healtb. Tbls simple act of kindness was from a pretty "young lady" living now In Washington, Arkansas, but formerly from Abbeville County. Tbls aot of greatful rememberance touched tbe old man's heart and gave him great pleasure to think he was remembered by a friend so far away. > The first Indications ol winter was maulfeRt last Sunday and Monday morning by a slight I fall of sleet. THF ELECITON. ' The eleotlon passed off quietly last Tuesday, 316 votes for Federals and 307 fcr State were nniiod in 1hla filtv. OUR SICK FOLKS. ' Mrs. 8. B. Rower 1b quite sick at ber borne in this city. Tbe little daughter of Mr, W. D. Barksdale, wbo has been so extremely ill 1b now improv log. jMrs. Eugenia Payne proprietor of tbe "Carolina Hotel," bas been sick for tbe past tbree weeks, and is yet confined to ber bed. [Mr.Tom Cosby wbo bas been quite ill at ttiB borne in Greenville, Is. cow improving and bis sister. Mrs. Ella Latimer, wbo bas been watching by bis bed-side, bas returned to?her borne in tbls city. - [ DISTINGUISHED QUESTS. . Col. Mason, President, and Mr. W. H. Bent, Treasurer, of Mason Machine Wdrtyi Of Taunton, Mass., are expected to arrive ki tbe city today, Wednesday 14tb, Mr. Bent-being accompanied by bU wife. Mr. D. A.'Tompkins, of Charlotte. rT. C., is expected witb tbe Darty. Mr. Milliken and bis party from i?ew York, and other Eastern points, will arrive Friday nigbt on the 8:10 train to attend tbe Annual meeting of tbe Abbeville Cotton Mill on Saturday. COTTON ADVANCING." J Cotton has gone up over SO points sinee tbe re-election of McKlhley. Then all tbe South say "burrah for McKinley." CLUB HOUSE CHEESE AND MINCEMEAT. Have yon tried these fresh goods at A. M. Hills & Sons? If not see them, as we know , whornnfwA inPAk. - i| W. Joel Smltb A Son Locals. Fine lotof Kultz Seed Wbeat Just received. Try a box of Shredded Wheat Biscuit. Soaetblng delicious. Dtn't fall to examine our line of 8addles before, buy log. . .t Now Is the time to sow wheat. We have tbeFultz and Blue Stem varieties. W. Joel Smith & Son. Dq not fall to the see LUlpatlan Wedding and enjoy a laugh at "Old Maid's Convention^" Thursday, Nov. 8. Popular prices. D4eM Goods?Now Is tbe time to get bargains in 36 to 40 lnob dress goods at Haddon's. ffktrp Selling?A line of 80 to 40 inch dres^ferlques very cheap at Haddon's. Call Early?If you wish a pretty all wool dress for tbe little girl, only 20c yard at Haddon's. Comblnola?a new game board for sate at DuPre's Book Store. ' Special Sale?Of 36-Inch all wool. Dross Goods. New winter sbadeB at 25 and CO at Haddon'B. Messrs. McDill & Lyon have just opened several handsome couches in leather, corderoy and moquette. They have a new store, new goods, but old prices. Every day you see evidences of a good trade down on Trinity Street. DENTAL NOTICE. ? Dr. S. G. Thomson, OFFICE UP-3TAIRS ON MoILWAIN Corner, Abbeville, 8. 0. DENTAL NOTICE. S. F. KillingswortU, No. 4 Seal Block Abbeville, 8. C. C. C. GAMBRELL, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, ABBEVILLE, 8. C. 0T Office la tbe National Bank. May 25,1898. tf WM. H. PARKER. WM. P, GREECE . PARKER & GREENE, Attorosysand Counsellors Offloe on LAW RANGE. ABBEVILLE - SOUTH CAROLINA, i May 4, 1898. U.x J Sing ' \ All-Wool Bis Suit. I V K rice for these jd one you ha f \ X ' \ ?ase, ; | I iiisli '.: - 1. HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FBOM MONDAY, DOTOBEB 15th UNTIkMQNDAY, DEOEMBEB 31st. ?: ?T ''/; The Bate of State, County, Softool and Special Tax, Inoluding One Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar flriTnmrit.aiiftn Tar. , ' IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO raise supplies tor tbe fiscal year commencing January 1, 1900, notice la hereby given that the office of County Treasurer of Abbeville County will be open for tbe collection of taxes for said fiscal year from Monday, October IStb, until Monday, Deoember 81st, without penalty. Rates per cent, of taxation are as follows: State Tax 6 mills. 1 Ordinary County Tax Z1/. School .......... 8 " Sinking Fund 1 " Total.......... 11V$ In addition to tbe above a special tax will be collected for school purposes as fol lows : Town of Mt. Carmel.. - 8 mills. Iiowndesvlle 4 mills. Sharon 4 mills. ! Bethel 8 mills. Due West 8 mills. Town of Abbeville: ... . Retiring Railroad Bonds and paying Interest on ?ame_... 1% mills. Special Sobool, retiring bonds and.paylqgintereRtonsame5% " A pull tax of One Dollar per capita on all male citizens,between the age of 21 and 60 years, except (Bobae.are^impt by law, will be collected. A commutation road tawOf One Dollar will ha nniimtAl the same time as other taxes from all maid oltlrens betweeD the age of 18 and 50 years, exoept Bach as are exempted by law. Unless said tax Is paid by first of Feb., 1901, four days work upon the public highways will be required under a contractor. Taxes are payable only in'gold gnd silver coin, United States currency, National Bank notes and Coupons of State Bonds which become payable durlug the year 1901. For convenience of tax-payers, I will visit the places designated below for tt^e purpose of collecting taxes: Lowndesvllle, Monday and Tuesday, November 26 and 27. Mt. Carmel, Wednesday, November 28, Wllllngton, Tbnrsday, November 29. McCormlck, Friday and Saturday, November 80 and December 1, tilt 12 o'<uock latter day. i t Donalds, Wednesday, December.6. , Due West, Thursday, Deoamber 6. During abpve dates my office will be closed. Parties desiring Information by mall in regard to their taxes will please write before December 15th, stating the looatlon of .their property, and include postage for reply, and , those paying taxeB by check must Include the 1 charge for collection. J. B. BLAKE, JR., . ' Treasurer, ,v Oct. 1,1900. tf .. : ' You can read David HiMrom, Rlcbnrd Car1 J&ai* "DaaIt, Ta T7o?a on/1 ' fn'flalH on/1 I many oftbaotber.popularnovels,by paying five oentsa day at ';< DuPre's Book Store. New and second band books, bought, sold and ezcbaoged at . . /' . DoPre'e Book Store. A. M. Hill & Sons will reoelve a oar load of tbe celebrated Stadebaker wagons this week. Tbey are tbe leading wagon of tbe world. Tbey will be all sizes to salt tbe turners. '' \ -i ' ... ' " V : iinni nnnmi fflUol uUKli I / ' / : . \ i V. . t My friends and the p stock of Fall and Winter the same with great car< prices are no higher, with than when the "Staple" v much. Special care was t Boots and Shoes, and I < Shoes, Clothing and Hats a Women's Shoes up to 10' 14's. I have added a line and can surprise you on p I have a splendid stock ets, Laprobes, Double Lines lars, &c. A few sets of Buggy E Goods, Notions, Hardware, ries, Oats, Rye, &c., for seec stock is so varied that I car Look through my locals for Send in your orders or cal to see you and will treat yoi AMOS B. * Tlx 3 j$i Suits we woi A better conn i ?s are HALL , r v) " < Jharleftton and Western Carolina R. B . Augusta and Aikerille Short Line. In elfcet M?y 27,1900. t?r Augusta,................... . 9 40 am 1 40 pm < Ar Greenwood 19 14 pm Ar Harris Springs............ 12 32 pm At Anderson...... 10 pm ArL*arena...~~M..~.~M 1 20 pm 6 85 am Ax Greenville 8 00 pm 0 00 am Ar Glenn Springt^,,^....^ ii 00 pm - Ar Bpartanbnrg...8 10 pm 10 20 am Ar Saluda ................. ? 88 pm Ar Hender?onvule..i......... 6 08 pm ........ Ar Aahevllla,.. 7 00 pin Lv AtbevlUe 8 90 am 1 LtSpartanburg 11 46 Ma 4 10 pm Lv Glenn Sprl?[gB_.'j?w:. 10 00 am ; Lv Green vWe..^..,......^ 18 01am 100 pm Lt La arena a Lv Anderson >....; j...? ; V 88 am ; Lt Greenwood ? 'S'8T pni t 4 SOw Ar C;X0 pn).'.- 10 46 ?m LvAugusta...,.1 66 pm Ax Allendale................, 8,68 pm AtFairfax.., 4 12 pm Ar YemftM6??.._i. J) 00 am B 20 pm Ar Beaofort ........ 10 IS am, 1 ? 16 pm Ar Port Royal vv/^IJvMO 30 am-/ ? 80 pm Ar Bayaanah .. Ar Charleston,... .. ,r ,.....>' .. ,t. 1 , Lv Charleston....^.,,;-j: 6 80 am Lv Port Boyfcl'jS.'^V.Vii 1 ttjpt? ' ;?r2S '*m Lv Beaofort J.AC*. ajp 1 lp?jpa?v/ 'IfcSS im Lv Yemaasee J},'.1 8P.l?f? S<J?>2' *? Lv Fairfax ...... ... - ... *m j Lv Allendale..???; ' h? 8 M' ?m Ar Angnsta. Lv Ureenwood ............ *M?.^.Uajij6'am Ar Laurens- 800sm Lv Laurens. .....T. ;.U.~.;?.V ? 15 am Ar Spartanburg ...Vi..^......^ ...?..,,.,T fr f0 am Lv Spartanburg ....?{. 4 10 pm Lv Laurens 3 80 pm Ar Greenwpod ........m^......: 9 00 .'pm Cloee oonnectlona at Greenwood for aO pojstt^ota S. A. L. and O. & 8. Railway*, and at Bpartanbarg with Southern Ball way. v. ft " > V For any Information relative to ticket*, rates* schedule, etc., address ' .'; > W. J. OBAIS. Gen. Pas*. Agent, Augusta, Si. K. M. NORTH. Sol. Aeent . . . > T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager. ... Minn (linnom I Mil DIM):, W. H. LONG, - l Now rons the ginnery which was onoe known as tbe McMillan ginnery. It la . ' in thorough repair and be rons tbe machinery bp to tba, requirement* of tbe occasion. _ ' i1'? \ If yon nave ootton to gin. sendlttoblm. If yon bave seed to sell be pays tbe bigbest market prloe In CASH. ' . "V . . Send yonr old olotbes to C. P. Hammond's foundry and baye tbem cleaned and pressed. Quilts, spreads and blankets washed at tbe Abbeville Steam Latin dry. , Clotbes dyed right at Hammond's Laundry. 1 Tbe Charleston and Western Carolina Bad* way will'sell round trip tickets November 12th, 18th and 14th, with final return limit November 18th, 1900. The rate from Anderson , will be 12.80; 8tarr, <#1X0; Iva, $1.90; Barnes, 81.80; Lowndesvtlle, 81.75; Calhonn Palls, 91.65. , There will be Parades, Fire Works, Street Fairs, and numerous attractions fortbeen* tertalnment of the visitors. See Flyers for further Information. W. J. Craig, General Passenger Agent. Kid ?love??Plow mat cooi wmium is upon as you will want the new shade In Kid Qloves. You can be salted at Haddon's. nr . -i i . n i . * 1 Tib lie to call and see my Goods. I have selected i 5 and, tor the most part, . cotton at 9 and 10 cents ' was selling for half as aken in purchasing my ;an fix up family lots of t astonishing low figures, s and Men's Shoes up to i of Trunks this season, rices. of Saddles, Saddle Blanki, Breeching, Leather Col[arness at a bargain. Dry < Fancy and Heavy Groceling. Only the best. My mot mention everything, specialties. 1 in person. Will be glad u right. ? ' MORS/E. LOTB jf Will buy f Worsted ? ild not adver 3 before they Cuti & aS ?????rw DR. J. A. DICKSON,! SURGEON DENTIST. I SOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE ' WORK A SPECIALTY. I A GOOD PLATE- .>$8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75c and. 1.00 ' | OFFICE OVER BARKSDALE'S STORE. J IMIS Hit1 ?| . . 1-AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO farnlsbes my oastomera . FRESH BESF, PORK, 8ADSA0E, . ... And Fresh Loaf Bread Fresb fisboi* Friday god Saturday. .Highest market prlceapald for Beeves and Hogs and Green Salt Hides. T. H. MAXWELL. PtaoneNM. ' i i -? ?.. , . . )'? . * ' -'-'^^^^HM^BWiBWKS-^^RSSy i . "PAT? CLAYBUKM." J. S. Starts Stables Price, $15 a Season. J. L. HILL & CO., I " . | , ' . , DEALERS IN . .'^ V* ^ . ". ' ' : Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Harness, Laprobes, Etc. , Oar Specialties are '. SUMMER BUGGIES, HABCOCK BUGGIES, ANCHOR BUGGIES, Anil riUPAD DTTnATPQ auu vujuai ajuuviimj Fro>n 880 up. Owensboro Wagons, White Hlokory Wagons. We also have a full line of Harness, Xrifcprobje*, Etc. Give db a call before buying; J. L. HILL, & CO., No. 3 Rosenberg Blrt THE VERY BI $1.00, $1.25, $1 And Up to $4j A handsome line of the reliable DREW-9EI [ace and button. Guaranteed not to rip or tear. We defy competition on Men's Dres? Shoes i beaten and only ask yon to see them. For 82.50 LEWIS A. CROSSE1 If these ehoes don't give you satisfaction. we married any time soon get a pair of B A.NNI8TI shoe brought to this country. We have them It 300 palrsof MEN'S BROGANS, drummer's * If you are wanting shoes, and good ones, cal to bay from us. We have a nice stock of Gent Cobb & * | headquarters' 4p School Books, Si jjL Tablets, Novels, ] f ion Books and I I DuPre's B< OUR LINE OF DRUGS, TOILET A Is complete and ti low as the lowest. The Speed ; ">** ? l\ \\m a Blue Bl* Suit. tise them. 1 are gone. Vices. JDERS Jfj. , ; / . B WOOD! i .Vg-f> ;:..'V.K-' .:, , . ' ' Ti v.- .v >,.? '. ? HE ABBEVILLE COTTON MILL WILL contract for a f Quantity of Split Four-Foot Pine Wood, >"V w-'i If early application it-made at tbe office Make your oootraoU at. 0066. you delay yoq' may not be at>le to sell yonr wood. ^ Apply to . v ' U. V . J. 8. HARRIS, Jan. 9, lflOO. tl ;.1 ' MILL OFFICE. ' : - - JL_ ? -. ."."t > . \ - iVfam-, v : ; / v> .i .. y-* ./ > >.^v. >. ?1 f ;"^3 h4 ^^^22 ? fl5S5 m "" y -~ ?. ^ . s uJT -> P QI gg ? Sea ' - J onaaMnal ! < W*<i ^ S3 3t HH Z go |l aa ?! ^^^5 ? ?**d We have more window shades and curtain poles than we know what to do with. Come down and get what yon want/ McDill & Lyon. JST * * w ln's Shoe 1 In jBY Shoes for ladies?all the latest styles in if. 81.50 and 82 00. We know they cannot be ,83.00, and S3 80 we can show you the * rT SHOE FOR MEN i will give you another pair. If you are to be CR'S Patent Leather Vict Kid. The prettiest i Enamel Calf, Box Calf-Zurah Calf, Kid, etc. amples, will be In ebortly, all to go at oost. II on us and we will make It to your Interest s' HATS in the latest styles. McDavid. mZZ I tationery, Slates, $ Magazines, Fash- yL )aily Papers. jg )ok Store. I - nEDICINES, RTICLES lie prices are as < ] J Drug Co. i ick Clay la V I But it, is not. ,1 M 50% 1 Abbeville-flreenwood jk ^fl MUTUAL { l^l a flflAAT A niTAV HBH99 ' AOOUUlAiXUII. HH| \ ' V $ 550,000. W TITRITE TO OB CALL on the?undersl?ned" Vflfl *? or to the Director of your Township MH for any Information yon may desire about. onr plan of Insurance. . ^ We Insure your property against deatruo > ,lHil Hon by jMg nu, WWSSTOEU OR UBCTSffli, fl and do so cheaper than any Insuranoe Oom pany In existence. Remember we are prepared to prove to you <;f;MU that ours 1b the safest and cheapest plan of .j^H| Insurance known. M J. E. BLASE, Jr., Aeent, MH . Abbeville, S. J. FITLLEB LYON/Pre*. Abbeville, S. BOARD DIRECTORS. H| W. E. Leslie Abbeville Townsbi])^^H| B. M. BenJamlD. Greenwood " J. Add. Calhoun?..._.-Nlnety-81x * . W. B. Acker _..Donatds M. B. Cllnkscales ....Dae West " *,. Dr. J. A. Anderson.Diamond Hill * H. A-. Tennent.........Lowndesvllle " . J. D. Coleman .Coronaca " J. W. Lyon .Troy ' .'V^BIB J. R. Tarrant Calboon Mills " ;. T. L. Haddon ?Long Oane ^BHH Joseph Lake Pbcenlx " ''--^BBS J. H. Cbllee, Jr...... ....BradJflh^f^^E^B P. B. Calllson R. W. Townsend A. K. Watson Cedar A. O. Grant H. O. Harvey Walnut W. A. Nick lea. J. W. Scott VeHnmi J. T. Mabry OokeHHHB 8. F. Cromer ?. N. McKInney P. B. Calllson and Joseph^^^H^^H^^^HHfl Township. F. B. Calllson. J. Add. Call^H^^HB|^B^M Lake. Klrkspys Township. J. Add. Calbouo, Joseph Towoseod, Fellowship J. Add. Calhoun, Joeeph^^B^^HH^^HH^BI Towneend, Brooks TowpsbMH?BM1?M J. W. Lyon and A. K. Township. Abbeville, 8. C., 17, SMBeriT^^^H < vbumHI THE AMNUAL MEETT^hHhHH^H Stockholders of Abbeville be tb^ Conrt Home on Thursday, * rvv ^ loin, p. m. Secretary. VHH Oct 7,1900. tf glennP v 15 bxs, Soap, 25c. ?B SPECIAL LOW PRICE &??. M penders, Fanus. Overalls, Jeanw, Denims. Oat- ' ;?3 logs. Cheviots, Cbeotca, Drills, OU Clotb, White ' >SH Goods, &c. I1DC Jogs. Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, .'ft1. WAIIO) Bluing, Blacking, Lamps, Clilm- A ney s, Tinware. QIOI rV Rye, Corn, Meal, Floor, Sugar, DAItLhl) Coffee, Hams, Bacon, Lard,Salt Syrups, and all other groceries as low as can be bought, ? J GLENN'S , PI Cklll will pay the highest market price ULblVR lor EGGS. tk "You touch the button and we do the rest' Night bell can be found on left-hand side o 3ur front door, aud a druggist at the other 3Dd will answer your calls Immediately. King him up when In need of medicine at light. MIlford's Drugstore. Phone 107. Machinery 0. K. at Abbeville Laundry, an d ee want your work. The best line of Stationery ever brought to \ kbbevllle, at DuFre'i Book Store. <