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I^BnHKHlrlv reprtgenVH^D^^BflRHRMK HHR99^HH>e held in Cb&rl^^^^fiflBjjjflKARfl IflBn^Vjccatiion i? deHtiued VDEv^B industrial and edc^HM|6H^RBH ^HkE^Rtory of our mate. ^bm^mSB| HKjM^Be inaugurated all ov^^^HSHKSK I^BOi^Biore to develop the reso^^HH^WDu EHH^p, than ail other agenoies^QHKSB Hg^^Kre object !essons, briDgiog HHf the people what we have, and VKQ^Vnd oil mate can, and does produce. ^BBjQ fg^JThe growth of population and terntoi^B|^H ^HKomp&nied by a mighty demahd for Wf ducts of our soil in which are hidden trea^S that, .when developed, are destined to make us the most prosperous people ia the world. The material exhibits of thin ureal Exposition will be adt invaluable advertisement to those contributing, and must leave an impression of per manent influence over our Stale, iu broadening all it* activities by giving us fresh ideas of ad justing ourselves to the new corditions in this age of aggressive progressive and manifold development. But to attain this desirable result, we must it' recognize the sound business wisdom of demonstrating to the world our sources of success and prosperity. Just in proportion as a business contributes to the general intercuts of the people, will it se cure to itself a success which will assuredly re , act over the whole community. No one sec tiou can thrive without the infection spreading to all the contiguous regions until it becomes [ reith thu hnivn and ambitions of the 1. entire oountry. Never have the general concitions of our Southland been more inspiring than at present k Never have the vexed questions of social econo L my been better adjusted than now in thia fa 1 vored county of Abbeville, tibe has a record to *hioh we may well point with pride, and if we wonld prove ourselves worthy of the tradiB tions of her glorious past, and true to the grand old section, beantifal for situation, with ^Revery natural advantage, we must cast aside HH|be spirit or self satisfaction and the stagnating ^^ nnservatiem which ha* too strongly character ^^Hed us as a people and -Lve with the active ^^^MBent. must advance with the current, or be aside in the race wbioh is upon us. HHflBTith the bright outlook in view, may we not ScJIHI ready at once for the "South Otrolina, In HHH State and West Indian Exposition" next fall ? j^R^Hte pride, as well as self interest demands It we should exert every effort to bring it to S^^^piccesfltul termination. It is held In our own ^^^ ate, In our own historic city by the cea, which love and honor. Our own men will control and we will reap the full benefits that may SI^Hcrue from it! Thin ia tha onldnn rmnortnnitv for onTi Coun H9gv to advertise to the world its wonderful po B^Vbilities of soil and climate. Let oar peorifll ^ginatonco to avail themselves of it.^Kr farmers should go to work at the beginnitqfof V the new year to make more ootton per acre, bet W tor wheat, oats and corn than ever before, specs r imena ol each product to be on exhibition as r an advertuement of our fertile lands and wonderful resouroes. Let the owners of our sever ' \ al gold mines exhibit specimens to nuggets to I prove to'the world, that Nevada, and the Klonk dike have not a monopoly of the genuine metal. I So with iron and other ores. . Let our 'factory, one Of the finest in the South, shoW what Southern skill and brains can aooonjplish ?. .Let theStandard Oil Company know that no finer product is made than that whioh Hows I from our own oil mill [V Let the hard woods of our forest whioh are | so fashionable in house decorations and furni r tore attract the artisans and manufacturers of [v Hew England to our midBt. Mow, Mr. Editor why not get ready for the 1 Interstate and West Indian Exposition, by hav v mg an Abbeville Fair next fall ? We alt remem f ber how the Carnival last 8ummar, with 6nly a few days preparation, developed hidden re rs sources which surprised everybody. "As iron sharpeoth iroD," so does oontaot of mind with* , < mind stimulate and encourage us. to leave our narrow little circles, and to reach out after | higher ideals. r. Ii?t us wltn the new year wncse inresnuia we t~~.t in now crossing, resolve that do county shall bare a better Fair, or finer exhibits tbao Abbe ville in every department, from the gold mine* Vr dotting onr lands, to tbe cotton boles and grain whiob All our pookeis and granaries v* Let our ladies, wbo are indispeneible to tbe tuoeeas of snob enterprises inaugurate a move , ment to develop their resources in all tb9 defl| partmcnt^ of bousewifery, and fancy worlfl I which their fair deft fingers may design- ' r Oqr distinguished Oaroliniao, Gen. E. W. t Moise has accepted an invitation to address tbe V people of Abbeville County at this place on El ?a!e<J?y iu Jauuary on tbe objects and purposes B OT the Exposition. Others will also take part " in tbe discussion. So let everybody attend and start tbe new year with a long pull, a strong V pull and a pull altogether for tbe Abbeville ' tbounty Fair and tbe South Carolina Inter ? State and West Indian Exposition in 1901?1902 K J. R BLAKE, Jk W Abbeville, 8. C.,Nov. 26th. 1900. ' " * * * m ~ , Messrs. McDill & Lyon have just opened several handsome couches in leather, cor-tt*Ov and moqnette. They lijve a new store, new goods. L but old prices. Every day you r see evidences of a good trade down on Trinity Street. ... . L. W. White's Locals. p Oar clothing trade goes briskly on, notwithstanding the mild weather. Come and secure your Bult and overcoat so that you will be prepared lor Winter when It does come. When in need ol good shoe* be sure to buy , those made by Hamilton Brown Company, i 8old only in Abbeville by L. W. White. Go to L. W. White's storeand provide your" self with suits of underwear. They will preserve your health and Keep you warm and comfortable during the coming Winter. The second Installment of men's and boys' ' .hats and caps has Just arrived at the store of L. W. White. If you want a stylish hat or a comfortable cap, tbis is the place to find It. Remember that yon can always And at L. . W. White's clothing store the very best assortment of snrrts and collars, neckwear and m handkerchiefs, [fe . - L ' J. D. Kerr's local*. ft Just think of all wool Bmyrna rug K egular size at Ken's for $1.00. [ Over Ave dozen of that famous Smyrna rug ft oaIH In nno tDooIr Plontu lolf See oar line of toilet sets In ten and twelve pieces, all colors and prices are right. Don't forget the laraous "Dexter" mattress. It leads them all. We are sole agents. Pictures to beat the bund. We have them from a chromo up to the finest plate engraving. Pillows, comforts, rugs, shades, chairs, tables, rockers, side boards, ward robes, chamber suits, dressing tables, hall racks, desks, roll and flat top, combination oases, book cases, couches, lounges, screens, cbalrs, bureaus, beds, pictures, lamps, toilet sets, * -china closets and everything kept in a first i. class furniture store at J. D. Kerr's, v. ' We fire selling the furniture. Just to think of it,'you can get a bed 42 inches high, double look, bracket rail, full width for $2.00. A good oak bed, double book, bracket rail, guaranteed for tfnly ?2.50 at Kerr's. Visit our stora, examine oilr etock, get our prioes and if we do not toll you the lault is ? yours. J. D. Kerr. We claim to carry the largest stock, do the biggest business of anything in our lioe Id h Abbeville county. J. D. Kerr. h New school books adopted by the State Board for tale at DuPre's Book Store. Cold weather is approaching. Go to Millord's Drug Store aDd buy your glass and putty and get ready for it. See and price our shoeB before purchasing. L.T.& T.M.Miller. Best line fancy cakes and crackers in the City. L.T. & T. M. Miller. Strawberry twist tobacco, lOo a plug, some _ thing rich and waxy at Speed Drug Co. ; The place to get what you want. Goods seat at once to any part of city. Speed Drug I When you go home and yonr neighbor tells you what the Speed Drug Co., did for him ^-.-you may be sorry you did not look them up for book*, slates, crayon, giant, or anything in * the drug line. Mfcr;.1:: . i . _ P^BPRWa ...... !.....r. 20,857 22.848 (ireenvllie 44.310 53,490 Hampton 20, Ml 23.738 Horry 19.256 23,361 Kershaw 22,361 24.696 Lancaster 20.761 '24 311 Laurens 31,610 37,382 Lexington 22,181 27,264 Marlon 29.976 35.181 Marlboro 2:3,500 27,639Newberry 26,434 30,162 Oconee 18,(i87 23,634 Orangeburg 49.393 50,063 Pickens 16,.'389 19,875 Richland 36,821 45.5S9 Spartanburg 55.3S5 G5.56<) Sumter 43,605 51.287 Union 23.363 25.501 Williamsburg 27.777 31,68-5 York...., 38,531 41,684 Bamberg 17,296 Cherokee 21.359 Dorchester - 16,294 Greenwood 28.343 Saluda 18,966 Total 1,151,149 1,340,316 The large decrease shown In Berkely and corresponding large increase In Charleston is accounted for by the tranBferrenoe of a large strip of Berkeley county Into Charleston county. The Ave new counties at the foot of the table were taken from parts of Abbeville, Barnwell, Colleton, Edgefield, Spartanburg, Union and York ; and the fact should be conititefifitUiUtiftfitifluaatifiQiL Greenville county gained 9,180 In its population, an increase of 20.7 per cent, the increase, for the whole State being 16.4. Anderson county shows the largest mte of lnorease?nearly 30 per cent. THANKSGIVING f Bnsiness Houses Will Close Their Doors, i ( -i We, the undersigned business men of the City of Abbeville, agree to close oor plaoes ol business on Thanksgiving day, (Thursday 29th, lnst.) W. Joel Smith & Son. T, P. Quarles. V J. G. Kdwards. W. D. Barksdale. National Bank of Abbeville. W. T. Penney. Amos B. Morse. J. W. Rykard,, J. Allen Smltb, Jr. '* R. M. Had don 4 Co. Cobb ift McDavld. P. Rosen burg & Co. L. W. White. { C. W. Kendall. L. T. A T. M. Miller. " J* C. DuPre. ' i J. R. Glenn. McDill A Lyon. A. H. S. Day. S J. 8. Cootiran. . ' T. C. Liddell. D. H. Wilder. t J.F.Miller. . , Geo. W. Lomsx. H. M. Tate <t Co. R.M. Hill. ' ' J. M. Wilkinson. , W. G. Chapman. Mrs. Mary Taitgart. Douglass & Keller. E. a. Templeton. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Appotlonment or Ibe School Fnnda of Abbeville County for Scholastic Y?ar 1900-1001. Number of On hand for School , School purDistricts. poses 1900 1901. 1 - . 185 05 2 269 70 8 760 87 4 210 88 BV 5 125 86 RHP 6 211 40 7 .. 452 95' 8 568 89 ; - 9...... 558 98 1A . / ftf>1 Ot\ XKJ tfUi *.U 1 1 302 12 1 2 686 55 1 3 ....... 7G0 99. . 1 4 432 00 16 441 74 ... 1 6 1 218 95 1 7 489 99 1 8 232 15 1 9 ?J. 483 CO , 2 0 .............. 614 40 21.. - 012 80 22 1781 3S 28 380 85 2 4 304 01 2 5 .. 882 06 2 6 327 48 2 7 510 70 2 8 273 75 2 9 :.. m 81 30.... 405 65 3 1 518 60 3 2 . 253 W 3 3 ....u.. 302 '55 & 267 13 3 5 207 6G ; 3 6 i 251 50 3 7 511 18 3 8 1013 29 89 448 '4l 4 0 .. 2?*50 4 1 213 60; .' > 4 2 2Wm .4 3 .. 358 58 .7'; 4 4 210 62 4 5 .... 228 94 ' 4 6 170 00 4 7 215 00 4 8 ..... 187 50 4 9 207 50 5 0 442 12 Total 82.0681 00 Id accordance with law I have made the above apportionment, by School Districts, of the school funds of Abbeville County, lor the Scholastic year, beginning July 1st, 1000, and ending June SOtb, 11)01. Tne above Includes all money to be apportioned. J. S. Qibert, County Superintendent of Education. \ MAIL CLOSES, NallH Co ml us and Quins: Every Hour In tbe Day. Hours that the mails close at the Abbeville post office: 9.05 a. m. going North on tbe SouU>ern. 10.00 a. m. going South on the Southern. 10.50 a. m. going to Hodges. , 11.40 a. m. golDg South on the S. A. L. 11.40 a. m. going North on tbe S. A. L. 1.10 p. m. going North on tbe Southern. 1.10 p. m. going to Hodges. 2.55 p. m. going South S. A. L. 3.55 p. m. going North S. A. L. 5.40 p. m. going South Southern. 0.W p* LU. gUlLlg i^UJ IU UUU OUU LU O. .1. J-J. Robt. S. Link, Postmaster Morse's Locals. "Veal Loaf" Is nice for lunch or tea and only 25o lor a large square can. Or you would like corned pork, corned beef, chipped beef in pound or half pound cans. Deviled chicken, potted ham and tongue 6r those choice Vienna sausages. "Bromangelen" In all flavors. A very dainty desert. Nice Baldwin apples just In, and oranges expected very soon, both Florida and Jamaica's. Evaporated apples and peaches, citron aDd raisins now In stock, currants, prunes and almonds to arrive thiB week. Olives, olive oil, pickles, prepared mustard and salad dressings. In canned vegetables and fruits we have asparagus, peas, corn, baked beans, tomatoes, okra and tomatoes, peaches and peas Come and get a good saddle or a obeap sad 1 die. I have a new kind of saddle blanket, the best you ever saw. Single an<J double breech loading guns. Prlces to salt tbe times. Did you ever see a pretty good 16-year oid 1 boy's suit for 75c, If not, come and get ore. < Sizes from 16 down to 0 years. Pants at 50o, 85c, SI, $1.50,82, 82.50 and $3, rig- ( ular and extra Blzes. How about dolls, doll headR, doll carriaaps, |j wagons, balls? I have them. , t Come and get a pretty water set, JardloiLpr f or fancy vase. ^^^^HP^arolina, ^Hk|S^H^P^ABUEVILL?. QUHhBBte fl^^^BtHBl^Bmlnlstrator Estate of P^Hj^BH^B^HRed, Plaintiff. against E. HHB3RBN|S^B hers, Defendants.?CorrOhHbB^^E^vIh to Pay Debts. HSm^QBBAK ORDER IN THE RH99HHK?ili sell at Public Outer* on Sftleday Id DE HHS^Bj^^HHtie payment of debts, tlie HNafinn^Efl^B real estate belonging to ajHSSBf^^H^Blaildon, deceased, situate jj^BRsK^HRBjounty, to wit: All tbat HBHhHBH with the buildings thereB^^uSIH^^^Hu&ddon Homestead, conSHHHHfaif'Q 1*2) Aerea, HUHd by lands of A.J. PengMMHBgn Columbia & Greenville * rtiiMS?one-half cash, the balance,on a credit of twelve monthB, with Interest irom. day of sale, the credit portion tobeeecnred by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises; or, purchaser may liava option of paying all cash.. Purchaser to pay for papers, recording and stamps, , ..i V. ' R. E. HILL, Nov. 12,19(10. Judge Probatq Court. T . T ?~v State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. . PROBATE OOUBT. J. L. Perrln.'C. C. C. P., as Administrator Estate of Caesar Tnrnian an d^others.?Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF T^HIS Court made in the above stated^case, I will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Cou^i House, on Saleday in DECEMBER; 1900, tor tue payment 01 aeoi*, ine ioiiowmg qeBoruwu reel estate belonging to tbe eatate of Caesar Turman, deceased, situate In said State and County, to wit: Ad undivided one-half Interest In all that tract or parcel of land, known aathe Turman Homestead, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Four (124) Aores, . more or less, bounded by Jands or 8. A. Mcintosh, tbe Oakland Traot,', Anderson Turman and others. ' ' . Also an undivided onb-\hJrd Inler&t li} fU that tract or parcel of land, containing ' Two Hundred. and Seventy-Two [272] Ac^W, more or less, bounded hjnflfcnds oldest- Firkin, 8. A. Mcintosh an<^j$mera, hang apart of the Oakland Tract. .tiji w; TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to ptty for papers and fetamps. ' . " ' R>. E. HILL, Nov' 12,1900. Judge Probate Court. Rtato nf Rnnth P.arnlinfl uiatu vi fc/vuiir uui vuuuj COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.. _ PROBATE COURT. ' J. L. Perrltrjc. C.C. P., as Administrator Estate Luey Torman, deceased, Plaintiff, against Anderson Tarihan ^nd others. Defendants. ? Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. BY VIRTUE OF AN .ORDER MADE IN tbe above stated case, 1^ will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Conrt House, on Saleday in DECEMBER, 1900, for the payment of debts, the following described real estate belonging to the estate of Lucy Turman, deceased, situate in said State ard County, to wit: An undivided half Interest In all that tract 6r parcel of land, known as the Cecsar Turman Homestead,' containing One Hundred and Twenty-Four (124) Aores, more or less, bounded by lands of 8. A. Molntosn, tbe Oakland Tract and lands of Andrew 1 Turmau. V TERMSr-Casb. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. , " . R. E. HILL, .Nov. iz, law. juuge rrooaie uouru State of South Carolina, COUNTY'DF ABBEVILLE. < > '' (\f. J COURT. ' ' Joel W. Flshe* as Adnirt'nlBtrator, Plaintiff i against Peter Morton , et. al., Defendants ?Complaint fofeeir Lands to Pay Debts. By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER, Mi?l>E IN tbe above staled case, I will sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Court House, ou Salesday'In DECEMBER, 1300j next, for tbe pay,meig| of debts; tbe following described real 1 longing to tha estate of Jennie-Kenttv',deceased, silualedn said State and County;! to wit: All that trad or baroel lands, known a? 1 William Keller Homestead, containing . Twenty-Tire^ v(2j3^^cres, more or less, bounded by lands of Joel ^W. i.ttPH and Mrs. L. H. Milter and others. TERMS?One-balf Cash, tbo balance on a creditor twelve mbntbe.'with Interest from day of pale, the the credit portion to be to , cured by bonil of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises; or, purchaser may have op Hon of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay lor papers, recording and stamps. R. X. HILL, ;Nov. 13,1900, tf Judge Probate Court. Pretty cheviots at 7c, extra wide and beaivy check homespuns, 88-1 nch Sea Island 5c, fancy . outings at 5 and S^c. One piece fine cream outing for ladles and children's night dresses. Black and blue duck, percales, prints, worsted, plaids, etc., In great variety. v I have a few sacks of tine' seed rye that I i will close out cheap. Amos. B. Morse. Also a good stock of choice seed wheat, "Blue Stem, Early Ulay and Fultz." , . Amos B. Morse. ] Rubber Coats?For Ladles and Misses at UuddoQ's. A., M.Hill & Sons will receive a car load of the celebrated Studebaker wagons this week. i ney are toe leuuiug wimjuu m wu ?uuu, They will be &11 sizes to suit the farmers. Call Early?If you wish a pretty all wool ! dress for tbe llttle'glrl, only 20c yard at Had- , don's. /' i Comblnola?a new game board for sale at DuPre's Book Store. Special Sale?Of SCIoch all wool. Dress Goods. New winter shades at 25 and 50 at Haddon's. Price our rugs before you buy. We have an immense stock bought at close prices, and we will sell you the same way. McDill & Lyon, s $ ' Tiy our canned asparapus if yoa want soutethlng tine. L. T. & T. M. Miller. Loaded U. M. C. Shells for sale by x,. x. & r.Ai. Miller. Pretty Jardinlers cheep at Morse's for th \ ijalunce of the season. Send your old clothes to C. P. Hammond's aundry and have them cleaned and pressed. DENTAL NOTICE. | Dr. S. G. Thomson, )FFICE (JP-STAIKS ON MoILWAIN Comer, Abbeville. 6. 0. A - Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. COUKT of common pleas. Mary Ktta Prultt against F. V. Prnittand oth. era. by authority of a decree of Mile by the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, In said Slate, made In the above stated ca^e, I will offer for sale, at Public Oatsry, at Abbeville C. H., 8. C? on Salesday In DECEMBER (3rd,) A. D. 1904), within the legal boars of mlethe following described land, to wit: All that lot of land situate, lying and b;ing in Abbeville County, In the State aforestid, In t tie town of Due West, containing 1 0l6 (1) Acre and Twenty-Seven Perches, morn or lesp. and bounded by laDds of J. B. Bonner, E.H. Edwards, J. L. Miller and others, altualed on College Avenue. 2. All that tract or parcel of land lying on the "oad in Abbeville County leading to Anderson Conrt House from Due West, bounded by lands of J.~ J. Mc Adams, Bryson Clinkscales a ml others, containing . twenty-Eight (2(j) Acres, more or less. Also, ,J , 3. All that tract or parcel jot llind situated in Due West Township, koobro as the Trlbble Place, recently known as th$ Homestead of f V. Prultt, containing l Two Hundred and twenty (220) V Acres,? more or lees, ^nd bounded py lands of J. J. McAdame, ijBtate BryscrrJ Cllnkscales and lands of" the Estate /oimirly belonging to Bobert Ellis,tieceased. - TERMS OF. SALE^-One-italf of tli? purchase money iWi.tha bafiance on a credit o twelve montluj, secured My. bond;of the purchaser and a Mortgage off the premises, with leave to pay ell cash. Purchaser, >o feajftor papers and st&mps. L. W. PERRIN, Nov. 12, lWXVSt . rAuter'A, p-,, & C. , MatetePs 8a4e. The State\of|south Carolina. boiJN1*A'?,i ARBirVIjuLE. V.. court p^eab. . Dora.A. Donnaia^f^^^A^to^.^P^pald "R ' |f| "A vjh -Dy AUTHORITY pv. A DECREfi OF.SALE by the Court of/pb.mmon OPleas of Abbeville County, la said State, tn?de ^ tb? above stated case, I will offer iii teile at PobllfiXatary, at Abbeville C. lf&JS,' C.f oa' Sale?dayt in-DlECEMBEEt, (8rd,) A. D. 1900. wltbtfl lesal boura of sale the following. dewritoed laid, to wit: An that'Jot br-pirpel ofjiapd si to ate, tying and being in Abbeville'Doppty* In. the State aforesaid, containing . ' > r ' Two (2) Afores; ' . '.{ '* T N. more or leas, in tbe Tovu 0/ Dpnnalds, bounded by Southern Railway, by, lands o/^.TJ. Acker, by tbe street leading to Honea Patb, and by a bouse and lot oeoujried by Rev. -? Swindler. Also that lot or parcel of land lying in tbe Town of Don d aids in said County and State, containing ' r\ rr 1 n / ? an n a une-naii yne Acre, more or less, bounfitf/f the obarcb lot, land^' of W. R. Dunn, roJ^Klonea Path, and by a street Heparanng^^Hl from the Drug atore TERMS OF SAl^HL?balf cash, balance on credit o( twel\^^Bntbs, wltb interest from day of safe, se^Miby bond of pnrobaser and mortgage otBttrnlees, with leave to pay all caah. PurctiaMftpay tor papery and stamps. Nov. 12,1900. pp Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, , COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. k . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Francis L. Wllllford,. Administratrix or tbe Pcninnal Fat at* nt .Tan A Oerk. deceased. against Julia Morrison. ? Complaint for Foreclosure. } BY VJRTUEj GP AN OBDEft OF BALE made In the above stated case by the Court of Common Pleas, I will oder for sale at publla outcry, at Abbevlll 3 C. H? S. C? on Salesday In DEQEMBEB (3), A. D. 1900, within tbe legal boors of sale the following described property, to wit: Ail tbat tractor, parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Donalds.Township, Abbeville County, State aforesaid,containing Eighty-Four (84) Acres, more Or lees, and bounded by lands of Mrs. Sallie Mattlson on tbe south, Mrs. Emma Humphreys on t^e west, Wards' road on tbe northwest, by B. h. Morrison on tbe east, of bo much thereof as may be sufficient to pay the same due. . , TERMS OF SALE!?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. L. W. PEEEIN,. Nov. 7,1900. Master A. C. 8. C. . - ' i- . t Charleston and Western Carolina R. B Augusta and Asheviile Short Line* In effect May 27,1900. Lv Augusts 9 40 am 1 40 pro Ar Greenwood........ 12 15 pni Ar Harris Springe 12 52 pm a Ar Anderson i, 6 10 pm Ar Laurens .... 1 20 pm 6 35 am Ar Greenville ..J m.J. 3 00 pm 9 00 am Ar Glenn Springs 4 00 pm ... Ar Spartanburg 8 10 pm 10 20 am Ar Balada - 5 88 pm Ar Henderson vtlle. 6 08 pm Ar Asheviile .... 7 00 pm Lv Asheviile 8 20 am Lv Spartanburg..,.. 11 46 am 4 10 pm Lv Glenn Springs 10 00 am Lv Greenville . 12 01 am 4 00 pm Lv Laurens ; 1 37 pm Lv Anderson 6 88 am Lv Greenwood 2 37 pm 4 80 am Ar Augusta 5 10 pm 10 48 am Lv Angusta. 1 55 pm Ar Allendale 3 58 pm Ar Fairfax 4 12 pm Ar Yemassee fl 00 am 0 20 pm Ar Beaufort 10 15 am 0 15 pm Ar Port Royal 10 30 am 6 30 pm Ar Savannah Ar Charleston.. . Lv Charleston ..'. 5 30 am Lv Port Royal 1 00 pm <> 25 am Lv Beaufort 1 16 pm 6 35 am Lv Yemassee 2 30 pm 7 20 am Lv Fairfax 8 33 am Lv Allendale 8 41 am ir Angusta... 10 45 " Lv Greenwood 4 05 nm Ir Lanrens 6 00 am Lv Laurens H 15 am lr Spartanburg 9 (0 am ">v Spurtanharg 4 10 i>m jy Li.urens 7 30 j>m Lr Greenwood 'J 00 j>m Close connections at Greenwood lor all points on ). A. L. and O. & G. Railways, and at Spartanburg dth Southern Railway. For any information relative to tickets, rates, achwlile, etc., address W. J. OKAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Go. E. M. NOKTn. Hoi. Aeent. T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager. VM. H. PARKER. WM. P. GREENE PARKER & GREENE, Ittornsys and Gouaiiollors atkw. Office on LAW RANGE. ? fr?v. ' *r. DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. A ?OOD PLATE $8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75c aud. 1.00 OFFICE OVER BARKSDALE'S STORE. iKfil: 1 AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO j furnishes my customers FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAUSAGE, And Fresh Loaf Bread Fresh flsh on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beeves and Hogs and Green Salt Hides. T. H. MAXWELL. Phone No.I. . /'PAT CLAYBURM." J. S. Stork's Stables Price, $15 a Season. March 21,1900. tf. .V \ J. L. BILL & CO., DEALERS IN" ? - , * Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Harv nessj Laprdbds, Etc. '< Onr Specialties are,, <... SUMMEa'BDQjGilES, | - BABCOCK BUGGIES, ANCHOK BtfGGIE8, And CHEAP BUGGIES , . Frd'n 880 tip. OweDsboro Wagons, White Hickory Wagons. We also nave a full Iiu6 of Harness, Laprobes, Et<?. Give o^a call ^fefore hay Ing. J. L. &ILL & CO., ' No 3 Rosenberg Block. if FAM, v'. Big Lot of Groceries ol '.....SPECIAL IN Fi Canned goods to beat the band. A Tobacco?Scbtiappa No: 1, Horn, -A Cheese aod Maccaroni, Oat Flakes, Splendid lpt of'.Oat Seed, Bed Rust Sonle Syrup at bargain prices. /Goods, Shpeq, Jeans, Ouhngt Our sample line of'Hllte and Caps < . White Fish Mackerel^tc,' . W, B. BAI ....I Want Tom ' - ' - I : ?9 From Early Morn Till H ?..Frofti Dewy I Each and every minute of tlji Pharmacy, ready, willinsr and ,v scription at Milford's Drufc 6t< gnaranteed. , The only drug store in Up Graduates in Pharn; On Duty at All Hou At niglitjring Phone No. 1 front door'of etore, we will do Youra^op Phone 107, J;4 MlLFOl THE VERY Bl $1.00, $1.25, $: v i And Up to $4 A. handsome line of the reliable DllEW-SE lace and button.. Guaranteed trot to rlp or lea We dfcfy competition on Men'8 Dre*?'fchoe<< beaten and only ask yon to see r hen>. For 82.6 i ruuic a rDn.Qfir1 If these shoes doi'L give yoa satisfaction, w mafrled flny tlm 3 soon Ret a pair of BANNI8T shoe brought to Ihig country. We have them I 300 fairs of MKN'S BEOGANS, drummer's If you are wanting,shoes, and good ones, ci to buy from us, ' ' We have a nice stock of Gen Cobb & Bicycle Au< DECEME On P H/ Has a big lot of Bicycles on hand ai Come prepared to buy you a Wheel. V cijr igop< C . jP . J I CO" /ft Nothing f ^1 tnr \|/ but JCiltl yj/ ...BY 7 I ABBEVILLE ! W PROMPT DELIVERY. I ' CORD WIS! . j. . THE ABBEVILLE COTTON MILL WILL contract for a Quantity of Split Four-Foot Pine Wood, If early application le made at tbe office Make your contracta at once. If you delay you may not be able to sell your wood. Apply to . J, S. HARRIS, Jan. 2,1900. tl MILL OFFICE. | Cmmmm\ < 3 OSS m = fi=a g ill a a \ sa 5S O ?= ||| ? ill 3 SnSSSSij c ;, ar~>,r ^ r 1 1 'sjS. {mSM2 ^ OQ |? gg 3 _ , .. ; ' We haye more window shades and curtain poles than we know what ^o do with. Come down and gfct what yon want. McDiJl ,& Lyon.. LmW >; ,Vi' < i V ISON 190Q. fall Kinds.... C.OTTB, LARD, BACON, Etc. lmoalall kjndsatlow prices. pple and lhts of;,otber brands. Proof.. i; Worsted* : A fineJiq'e.of Staple Dry *11 at.wholesale post. Come and see. ,C6ME A^DSEE US. i . ' 1 IESDALE. Cotton Seed.... 1 . PeVyy Eve..., If Eve to Early Morn. |S e 24 hours a regular graduate in KJ siting to compound Any Pre- !?3 3re. Parity and accuracy M per South Carolina that has two lacy, both licensed, Kg !*$ i 07 or press tlie button at the U the rest. kjg lease, ' ^ *D*S DRUG STORE. p CCT '<?' ill's it in In. :LBY Shoes for ladles?all the latest styles In r. at $1.50 and 52 00. We know they cannot be D,$8.00, and 50 we can show you the IT SHOE FOR MEN e will Rive you another oalr. If you are to be ER'S Patent Leather Vici Kid. The prettleBt n Enamel Calf, Box Calf Zurah Calf, Kid, etc, f>nmp)pM, will be In shortly, all togoatcost. ill on us and we will make It to your Interest is1 HATS in the latest styles. McDavid. ctioo Sale! >ER 3rd. tMMOND ... iid will auction them off Salesday. Good Christmas present for your boy. sctfuJIy, HAMMOND. 1L! I ) Coal s?,d I "HE... k LUMBER CO. I j>Phone No. 2.jt Abbeville-Greenwo od MUTUAL ASSOCIATION. |j $ 550,000. ... WRITE TO OR CALL on tbe!underfUgued \ 'A-rfc or to the Director of your Township for any Information you may desire about onr plan of Insurance. We Insure your property against dectruc ; tlon by file, mmm rc Lira : M and do so cheaper than any Insurance Com pany In existence. ' Remember we are prepared to prove to yon .; , rj0 toaioureiH me saint aaa omwpan piau ui . r-wq Insurance known.' J. B. BLAKE, Jr., Agent, Abbeville, S. C. . J. DULLER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. BOARD DIRECTORS. | W.E. Leslie .^..Abbeville TownsMtf [ S. M. Benjamin Greenwood " J. Add. Ciilboun? JS'lnety-Slx , W. B. Acker Donalds " v M. B. Cllnkscaies Due Went " Dr. J. A. Anderaon.Dlautond Hill - viiJjfiS H. A. Tennent LowUdesvllle M J. D. Coleman Coronaca " J. W. Lyon v Troy ' . ;1 ijSfiH J. R. Tarrant Calhoun Mills T. L. Haddon ?LclngCane M * Joseph Lake Phoenix ?' J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley " .sgtEH? P. B. Calllson....* Callleon " R. W. Townsend..... Klnards " ' A. K. Watson Cedar1,Spring " - i A. O. Grant. ........ Magnolia* * H. 0. Harvey Wain t?t Grove I W. A. NlrkleH ^Hodees - t/lflE?3?Swj J. W. Scott - Verdery *? >J J.T.Mabry ?.?....Colto?bttiy u^Jm S. F. Cromer ..JioolttvllJe ?. N.McKlnney............BonWajM^F" IV B. Calllson and Joeeptj^?PT Yeldell Towrihhlp, / i Vaagf? P. B. Calilson, J. Add. Capoun and Joeephfr?8EBM Lake, Kirkoeys Township, i . > J. Add. Calhoun. Joseph Lake and'S. W . jSjifiH/ Town send. Fellowship To*?8hip. , J. Add. Calhoun. fozofi Lake and ft. W: /MBnlfil Townsend, Brooks Towfl'hlp. ^WHBi J. W. Lyon and A. JjuWaUon, Indian Hill Township. : .Zr J5 Abbeville, 8. C..jp?* W. 1800. ; . w/|8M ^ HIS dlilOS WILL BE 0PEN!^B#| FKOM MONDAY, OCTOBER <3H TTtTmrr irn\m i tt / /: 1910 Utt iiJj JXLUNlJfi.1, < y DEOBM&EB 31st, >i The Rate of State, County, SohooJ^B ? and Special Tax, Including One 11 Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar:^ Commutation Tax. IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ?0$%<kSH< ' raise supplies for tbe fiscal year ?ommtfQOvUjB / log Janr?ary .1, 1000, notice Is hereby that tbe office of County Treasnrer of Abftg* feawmt ville County will be open for the collection of *' ' taxes for said fiscal year from Monday,. OotwHMD bur 15th, until Monday, December 81*t, with- . ,y out penalty. Rates per cent, of taxation are '' mate Tax. ......Ui fS mill*. Ordinary County Tax 2'^ ? In addition to the above a gpeclaf^taxwlll be collected fnr school purposes as follows: Town of Mt. Carmel.. 3 mfllg.- ?" Lowndesvlle 4 CijjtB. Town of Abbeville : - J Retlrleg Railroad Bonds and ' IBs| paying Interest on same.-... \% mills. Special School,retiring bonds ,% nnu fnjriUK lUK-IC'.wuu oniuvu/] . ' ' A pull tax of One Dollar per capita oo >11 male cltlzoDS between thn age of 21 and 60 years, except 6uch as are exempt by law, will A commutation road tax of One Dollar Willi, vj?. ' be collected tbe same' time as other ta from al! male citizens between tbe age of 18 aDd 50 years, except sacb as are exempted by ' ' law. Unless said tax Is paid by first of jjjASJH Feb.. 1901, four days work upon the public hlehways will be reqnlred under a contrgetOT^yS&'lijJXS Tkxes are payable only la gold and ctlver jjsS vjM coin, United HUtes <jorreocy, National Bank notes and Coupons of fitate Bonds wbicb become payable durlug the year 1901. For convenience of tax-payers, I will vjsit tbe places designated below for the of collecting tuxes : Mi ? Lowndesvllle, Monday and Tuesday, No- ;i vember26and 27. Mt. Carmel, Wednesday. November 28, ' - >J Wllllngton, Thursday, November29. ' McOormick, Friday and Saturday, Novera- ;.' ber 30 and December 1, till 13 o'clock latter Donalds, Wednesday, Decembers, \ Due West, Thursday, December 6. During above dates my office will be closed.,; ^$G9SRi Parties desiring Information by mall in re- ?-l% srard to their taxes will please write before December 15tb, stating the location of. their . ' property, and include postage for reply, and those paying taxes by check mustinclude charge for collection. Ji Ri. BLAKE, JR., Treasurer. Oct. i,i9oo. tf GLENNS 11 lbs. Soda, 25c. 15 bxs. Soap, 25c. SPECIAL LOW PRICEfcjfe Sjll peniJerK, fanis. Overalls, Jeunn, Dealma. Oat- . / IngsXhevlots, Checks, Drills, Oil Cloth, White . * DC Jo8>. Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, (IAnd) Bluing, Blacking, Lamps, ChlmD1DI ry Itye, Corn, Meal, Flour, Sugar, DAflLC I 9 Coffee, Hams, Bacon. Lard. Salt Syrups, and all other groceries as low as can ? | K" C'~t. " ^ GLENN'S ' '-'j 1*1 Clfftl will pay the highest market price ULCllll '?r EGGS. "You touch the button and we do the rest.' Night bell can be found on left-band side o our front door, ami h druggist at the other 1 end will answer vour calls Immediately. Ring him np when in need of medicine at night. Mllford'n Drugstore. Phone 107. Machinery O. K. at Abbeville Laundry, and/ we want your work. The be?t line of Stationery ever brought to Abbeville, at DuPre's Book Store. ' 'i^H fettimmmi A