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^ BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE S C WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1900. ESTABLISHED 184^
J WEST END.
Happenings initl Incidents oIh Heck
Alton! I tic t'Hy.
Miss Bertha White who is teaching at
-/ Ix>wndeBvn)e apeut several daya la^t week in
the city the guest ol her sister, Mrs. J. S.
Klnard.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hicks have taken
rooms at the homo oTt'ol. J. Tow nes Robert's..,
son.
Miss Llllie Sprott, of Greenwood, is In the
city spending sometime with her sister, Mrs.
? Sprott.
Miss Nellie RJese returned Friday from
Honea Path where she hud been on a visit to I
her sister, Miss Floride Kees? who has a posl*
' . tUiti with .Mr. S. A. Brock In that city.
31' . y: Mr. J. Helton Lyles Jr., of Spartan burs
^ . ' -spent last ThnrKdav jn the cl'v.
v> ' >ir, Wade S. Coth?ran and Mr. H. Gillespie
Smith went to Calaouu Falls Tnursday for a
hunt in Flat Woods.
KUCHRE CLl'li
Friday evening tbe Euchre C:ub hid a
4 delightful meeting at ihe home 01 .Miss Grace
Smith. All tbe members were present auri
the evening was an unusually piea-unf, one.
i Miss Eiis<i Thomson spent Thursday mid
Friday in the clly with her mother, Mrs
I.ucy Thomson.
Mrs. J.S. Cotbrao has returned to her home
in Ureeoville after a pleasant ten days vihit
to friends and relatives tiere.
Miss Belie B. Perrin returned Friday from
A two weeks stay with her cousin, Miss
Charlotte Thomsou in Atlanta.
Ml. John M. Harden spent Tbunsgiving
Day with Mr. Joe Smith at his country home,
and enjoyed an all day hunt.
Mrs. G. McD. Miller, of Laurens, is iu tbe
city visitiug her daughter, Mrs. Augustus
>. Cochran.
Mr. Will H. White and Mr. 'Aleck Bowie
|f ? went over to Atlanta last Thursday to see a
game of foot ball played between the Georgia
g?V i aDd Alburn teams,
' v'' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clinkscales. of Lowndeavilie,
were shopping in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Blake and their Inter
estlng children, of Greenwood, spent last
Thursday in tbe city the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John R Blake.
. . Miss Eunice Calhoun spent several days last
week with her home people here.
' . Mrs. Walter Wilson, of Brook's Mill, and
;;? Mrs. James Ferguson, of Warrenton, were tbe
gpest of Mrs. R. C. Wilson several days last
week.
? Mrs. E. B. Calhoun went to Dresden last
Thursday and speut several days wltb berl
. \ brother, Mr. J. S. Norwood.
f Dr. 8. F. KlllinK?wortb attended Conference
iln Chester several days last week.
' ROMAN'S CLUB.
The Womau's Club met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mies Bensle Edwards. The club <
Is now making a study of Loagfellow'a poem, i
"Hiawatha." The meeting was thorough!} '
: eDjoyed by all present. The next meeting j
will be held at the borne, of JMlss Annie i
tp-Xs. Penney. I
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hugbe?, of Columbia, <
spent several day# last week with Mrs. Mary <
if'r Taggart.
Mrs. Adolpbus White, of Mt. Carmel, was
in the city shopping last Friday.
Mtss Laura and Miss Mary Baskin, ol .
Lowndesvllle, were iu town Wednesday, tbej ,
. were the guests of tbe Misses Cater wblle In
the city.
Dr. John A. Dickson and Mr. Roy I'ower,
\ spent Thanksgiving Day with friends in
v, Antreville.' ,
MOVED TO PORTSMOUTH. I
Mr. J. L. Dickson spent last Thursday with ,
^ friends here. Mr. Dickson has recently mov- ,
j&LJV', ed to Portsmouth, where be has a. responsible ;
_ . . i. .i-~ 4 1, Tins Uo '
posuiou WIIU tuo onuuim -f??? ".v
has lived in Abbeville lor several years, and
r*&Y-'--*w has a boat of friends here who regret to i-ee
sfiaHfSl him leave. ?
/ Mies Hannah C. Perrln, of Greenville. who
, V la visiting her brother, Mr. L. W. Terrln, '
leaves in a few days for an extended visit to <
nleoe, Mrs. Jobn Cot Drab, of Atlanta.
gnmheanf whist club^^^^^^Hrhe
Young Ladles Whist Club was delight 1
3BM^BIlly entertained Thursday ufiernoon by Mrs.
M. Shoen.
Mr. Tracy McCullom, of Lummerton, was
QHS^K) the city Sunday. the guest of relatives.
H Dr. J. W. Daniel attended Conference in ,
hhb^HCbester last week. There whs no service Id
|^HH|^Blbe Methodist Church in the pastor's absi-uce.
Dr. Daniels new appointment Is to Trinity
Church, Cnarlestou. Dr. Daniel lp a minister
of rarfe intellectual attainments. and has done
Vi much to the up building aud advancement ol
bis congregation.
Mr. aDd Mrs. W. D&lo Barksdale and their
prej.lv children, spent Thursday with tyr- aud
Mrs. J. K. Durst in Greenwood.
*''N. .' Mrs. Marvin Jones spent last Thursday
with Mr?. J. K. Durst.ln GreenwiK>d.
Wi86 Ellen G'imbrei I and Mr. Clifford Hud- I
KV'7 don, went to Due West Saturday to attend
the Musical given by Abt. While In
Due West tbey were the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
v>y - Walker W. Edwards.
.- -Mrs. Mary Parker spent several days last I
week with friends in the city.
The lrienda of Miss Sarah Norwood will I
w't'h fnarot Af hor lllnPHB With milhirinl I
* ' fever, at her home In Dresden.
Dr. A.M. Ha wen, of Elberton, wan In the 1
, ; : city Monday on business. <
v and Mrs. W. W. Bradley, have returned
v .y* from a shortetay In the country with Mrs. J
E. Bradley. 1
BEALL?M I TC111 N KI1
!.'& ' The marriageof Miss AllieBeall of-Lumpkin
V' s' . Ga., to Dr. D. R. Mitcbiner, of Abbeville, 8. i
jSrf-.' / C., will be solemnized Wednesday. December j
tt% llflb, at the home of the bride's mother.
HTj-'-'/' ' Dr. Mltchlner, accompanied by Dr. Claude <
i'., Gambrell, left Mondayfor Lumpkin, Ga. <
1 Miss Corrle and Mlas Molile Ellis, of Antre- |
Sfcv, vllle. spent Thanksgiving Dav in the city \
Uk,>i with tbelr friend. Miss Corrle Kililng^worlh. i
Miss Bettle Barksdale, of Greenwood, is ,
,X .spending a short while with her mother, Mrs.
,, James Barksdale. i
Miss Adelaide Harris arrived in Abbeville
Sunday, after an extended visit to friends lu
Atlanta. Miss Harris will be in the city for
& about len days.
V v '' Dr. Lewid H. Russell, of Green wood, was in i
the ciiy Sunday.
Mr. AuadW. Smith went to Woodruff Monv
v? day ou bflflnesH. ,
_ > . Miss Mary Lou Smith left Tuesday for
t>?h. inn in??unrt tho |-> n( P I'nnvontlnn.
Miss Smith will t?<: the guest of Mrs. Hugh
Bulst, while la that cli.v. '
Cardinal Gibbon?, of Baltimore, the highest
ofllclal of the Catholic Church In America,
was in Augusta, Ga., Sunday to be present at
the dedication ol the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Miss Merlon and Miss Emma McCreary, of ,
Clinton, have been the charming guests oi '
their aunt, Mit.'Ward Thompson.
. Mr. R. LawtonDirgan spent Sunday In the
cltv.
Miss Lucia Parker. President of the Abbe- I
tfSV--'- > vllle Chapter, of the Daughters of the Con- I
ei' tod e racy, left Tuesday for Rock Hill, to at*7?tend
the State Convention.
Tuesday evenlngtbe Young Mens Duplicate
- Whist Club had a pleasant meeting, at the 1
? . home af Mr. Aleck Bowie.
?, Mr. W. H. Jones, Mr. J. S. Cochran and Mr. i
.' Will Hlli sang with the Episcopal choir <
Sunday. Prof. Pltner presided at the "organ.
The solo, "The fulms" so beautifully song
( t r -by Mr. Jones, was greatly enjoyed by those
V.. *. who were so Jortunate as to hear It.
CLEMSON BOYS RETURN.
Our town was taken by storrn Monday |
? afternoon, by the return of the Abbeville boys j
from Clemson. The school has been closed
on account of a case of Scarlet Fever, and It
was thought best to dismiss the boys than to
run any risk# of an epedlmic; those who attend
Clemfon, are Messrs. Tom S. Perrin. J.
Townes Robertson, W. Giles Terapleton,
Allen Long, Mack Henry, William L.
Templeton, Som Hill, and Will G. Hill.
Mr. Hertford Parks, of Columbia, spent a
short while in ?h? city Thursday with his
lather, Captain J. T. Parks.
Miss Emma C. White was in the ?ity several
days last week, staying with her mother,
Mrs. George White.
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kFort Pickens.!
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Mrs. J. C. Wijllford, of Greenwood, pppni
v Sabbath and Monday with the family of Mr.
M. E. Holllngswortb. Mrs. Willi ford was a
graduate of the Due \Ve6t Female College, and
i carried off every honor of her clasn at ihe aae j
of sixteen years old. Her musical education
also was received at that school. Due West'
may well be proud of such au accomplished I
dsngbter or Mrs. Willlford.
' . Mr. W. D. Addle spent Thanksgiving with
bomefolks.
Misses Janle, Maud, and Corrle flollingsworth.
went to Greenwood for Tbank-glving.
Miss Mattle Purdy and Miss Mary Mews, of
Verdery. visited Miss Sarah Klugh last week.
\ Rev. J. A. Brown, of Due West, visited
friends In town Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Holllngsworth and daughter.
Miss Jame will take In the State Convention,;
at Greenwood.
There being no preaching In the Methodist
Church Sabbath, the Baptist and A. _ R. P.
Churches were crowded.
Rev. T. J. Sloan was called to his home in
Tenn. Monday on account of the severe illness
of his sister.
I
Are Crowde<
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The month of 0
to make the two ren
?We have
All we want is 1
us with a call. Com
is the best evidence i
No Matter W
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Carpets, Rugs, Mattii
Give us your
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CONTRIBUTED LOCALS
Wbnt "M" Sees aud Hears ou JUJs
Bounds Abont the City.
Abbeville, S. C? De<f. 5,1900.
- sai.es'day us tiie city. . r
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
wpather a large crowd was In attendance Ins),
Sale Day representing all parts of.'the county.
The day passed off quietly without special
Incident. A number of sales were made by
the Master, Probate Judge and Sheriff. Very
ilttle street trading In stock was done. Toward
noon tbe rain began to fall and tbe
crowd soon dispersed.
CONFERENCE OF TBE A. U, E. CHURCH.
The Conference of tbe A. M. E. Cbnrch assembled
In this city last Wednesday. There
were two Bishops and about 100 minister!
presebt. besides a nqmber of delegates. The
crowd In attendance was.very large, especially
on Sunday when everybody tamed oat in
full force. Tbe Blsbops expressed themselves
is having a very pleasant session and highly
appreciated the qordial welcome and bospl?
lallty extended to their body during their
stay In tbe city. The Conference adjourned
Sunday night and all left Monday morning
Cor their respective homes and fields of labor
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PERSONAL. atraSTION.
Dr. t>. R. Mltcblner. accompanied by bis
friend, Dr. C. C. Gambreli, leit- last Monday
or Lumpkin, Georgia, where he will wed toJay
Miss Lata Deal of thaty city. Dr. Mltob.1aer
with his bride tflll return at once to AbSeville,
where they will make their,borne.
IUU vvueto IUDJ. Will uo ITSIWUIVU ^j J
rrlends. , i
THANKSGIVING DINNERS. '
Last Thursday being Thanksgiving day, the
stores of tbe olty were closed, and alt business
suspended, giving our city quite a Sunday
like appearance. The usual "menu'' lor this
lay was found In many homes. Turkey,
mince pies, cranberry saucej etc. Gllllatns
restaurant was In tbe frpnt rank with a "ble
Jinner," the tables were 6pread In style, ana
a bountiful supply of good things claimed
ihe attention of his numerous guests who
soneratnlated Mr. Gilliam on (be nuQcess of
tils first public Thanksgiving dinner.
COMING AND GOING.
Miss Lillian Gambrell spent several days of
Lhe past week with boanefolks. returning to
Willlttmston Female Collie last Monday.
Miss Lizzie Penney with Miss Lena Graves,
of Due West, spent last Thursday In tbe olty.
Mr. Belton Lyle?, Jr.. of Spartanburg, spent
last Thursday In the city with friends.
Misn Kiiza Thomson spent one day of tbe
pas: week with bomefolks In the olty.
Messrs. Gaines Hammond and Ed StalQHfter.
with Miss Fiorrieand Miss Effle Hill,
ill Greenwood, spent last Thursday In the
illy as the gaests of Mr. and Mrs. (J. V. Hammond.
Mr. Ed Neal, of the Seaboard, speut several
Jays of the past week with friends In the
jlty.
Miss Annje Crowlher, accompanied by her
brothet,passed through the cltv la6t Thnrslay
enroute to I'oughkeepsle Business College.
'
Mls9 Ellen Gambrell and Miss Isabel Hadiou,
accompanied by Messrs. CllfTord Hadrton,
Lew is Blount and George Clark, spent
last Saturday and Sunday very pleasantly
with friends In the city of Due West, and
Jlso attended the line muslcale given by Prof.
A.bt, ,
Dr. Neufferand Miss Kate Marshall spent a
delightful day last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Norwood, of Calhoun Falls.
Mr. J D. Kerr npent Thanksgiving day
with relatives in Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Devlin, of Due West,
were shopping in the oily last week.
Mrs. W. K. Bullock, alter a delightful Slay
with relatives lu the city of Augusta, returnid
last Thursday.
FINK IIOKSES AND MULES.
Mr. J. S.Staik received last week a car load
if fine horses and mules, to whiuh he Invites
the attention of the public.
BIRTH.
At Abbeville, Novembei .'Wlh, to Mrs. A. H
Dav.ason.
RETURNED FROM CONFERENCE.
Dr. Daniel, J. F. Lyon, and Dr. S. F. Kil
llugswortb, returned last Monday troui Conference.
Dr. Daniel will movg from Abbeville
to Charleston. His successor will be
liev. R. II. Jones, a brotuer of our townsman,
Mr. Hampton Jones. l>r. Danifel lias served
this people well a ml faithfully, aod many ol
his congregation regret to give him up, botb
ire glad to know lie goes to a Kplenald
charge?old Trinity in the City by tbeSea.
. ORCHARDS AND WHEAT SOWING.
A large number of Irult trees have been
brought to this city the past w^ek nnd scattered
throughout the couuiy. Tnis Ik u good
move toward prosperity, as orchaids should
be set on every farm. Sowing of wheat hat
been greatly retarded by Hie recent bad
weather. A large area however will bt
planted this season, and bearing this In mind
capitalists should not forget the building 01
the Abbeville flouring mill at this place, as
we believe such an enterprise would meet
with great success; the same as at othei
places. The tail sowing of oats and clovei
look well up to tbls time.
The storm signal is out for today. Look out
for bad weather and cold wave the next lew
days. '
SALE DAY.
A Great ANsemblrtjre of People?<tnlt<
A Lot of Official Sales.
Ah usual in December, quite a large nurn
her of tracts of laud were sold, and the bid
ders were anxious to buy. A large crowi
stood iu iront of the Court House steps
while Auctioneer Bowie made speeches, aui
ottered lauds lor the Master and the Probat
Judge.
Local*.
New seeded raisins, currents, citron, al
monds and cocoanuts at Glenn's.
Fresh out meal, Imported and doraestl
macaroni, mackerel, wblte flsh, hams, break
fast bacon at Glenn's.
Gelatine, flavoring extracts, spices, chuc<
lale, cocoa, tine teas and coffees at Glenn's.
150 t)bls. flour, bouiibt when market was e
the lowest, quality the highest, and prices tb
lowest at Glenn's.
L. W. WHIT
(I Every Day with Delighi
Bargains that are
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ctoher has just gone, and it proved to be, b]
laiuint* months of the year 1900, even large]
iU/i HaaL ??J IUA f
mt) uuous, ana m I
the customers to enable us to realize our wi
Le to s?e us and we will do you good. Tlie k
that the people are pleased at their dealings
hat You May Need We Can
/.Dry Goods come and see *if^we have- not goi
lgs, Crockery, China, Glas?wfce, you will fin
attention antLwe will
* surely sell you Goods;.
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To Eat and Drink
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That is what we are always trying ;to procure for our cusMrs.
Mary Cleveland's Sugar Corn
Princess Anne Sugar Corh,
JeAkin's Sifted IJarly. June Peas,
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Gibb's Stringless Beans,
Perfection Asparagus, '
Asparagus Tips,
Bitter's Preserves,
Hienz's Pickles.
v Nothing like them ever before sold in this market. A trial is all that you
want Wfind that out. > L
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My friends and the public to call and see my
vmv *
stock of Tall and Winter Goods. I have selectedr
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the same with great care and, for the most part,.,,
i ' prices are' no higher, with cotton at 9 and 10 cents
than whuumke "Staple" was selling'for half as
much. Special care was taken in purchasing my v
Boots and Shoes, and I can fix up family lots of ,
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Shoes, Clothing and Hats at astonishing low figures.
Women's Shoes up to 10's and Men's Shoes up to \
I 14's. I have added a line of Trunks this season,
and can surprise you on prices.
I I have a splendid stock of Saddles, Saddle Blankets,
Laprobes, Double Lines, Breeching, Leather Collars,
&c.
A few sets of Buggy Harness at a bargain. Dry
Goods, Notions, Hardware, Fancy and Heavy Groceries,
Oats, Rye, &c., for seeding. Only the best. My
! stock is so varied that I cannot mention everything.
Look through my locals for specialties.
Send in your orders or call in person. Will be glad
i- to see you and will treat you right.
0
;amos b. morse.
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New Crop
'Open Kettle New Orleans Syrup. No mixture about this, 60c per gallon^
Towle's Log Cabin Maple Syrup. Sweet
Clover Table Syrup. :: ' .
Plain'dark Buckwheat. The genuine article.
Hecket's Self-raising Buckwheat, in Packages.
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food." ' / , .
/ Balaton's Breakfast Food. . '
R'alston's Barley Food. ,
Postum Cereal. ,
Grape Nut. * , !
We have new cleanedCurrants, Seeded Raisins, New Citron, Shaved Citroh,
Shelled Almonds. Assorted Nuts, etc., all fresh in stock.
- We have the best bought stock of Staple Groceries, Canned Goods, Table
Delicacies, etc., in store apd on the way, that we have ever offered to a discriminating
public. ; .
Absolutely Reliable.
(Our Motto.)
Z,. T. & T. M. MILL. EM
Dealers in l*lne Groceries,
\ I^hoiies 75 axul 80. Hotel BJiock and J^actory Hill. &
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ted. Buyers, 1
in Store for
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j large odds, the best ]
r than October.
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sh. No pains will be i
quantity of Goods that
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Supply You.
t them. If you need C
d fe have all these ai
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HIS OF^E WILL BE OPEN
.FBOlif SM8BAT, OCTOBER . !
15th OfJtL MONDAY,
-DEOiMREE 31st, ]
The K&^-'of Staite, County, Sohool
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar S
Commutation Tax!
F ACCORDANCE WITH AN. ACT TO
raise supplies for thd flBcal year com menciog
January X, 1900, notloe is hereby given
that the office of County Treasurer of Abbeville
Counts will be open for the collection of
taxes for said fiscal year from Monday, Octo- "
ber 16th, until Monday, December 31st, with
out penalty. Rates per cent. ?f taxation are
as follows:
State Tax.-.: ... 5 mills.
Ordinary County Tax... 2^ "
School 8 "
Sinking Fond../ :1. "
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ToW^^.^ 11 ]A .
In Addition to the abovd a special tax will
be collected for Behoof purposes as fol lows:
Town of Mt. Carmel .; 3 mills.
liowndesvlle 4 mills. ^
Hharon ............. 4 mills.
Bethel.. J. -;...... 3mills.
Due West.., J.O.i. 3 mills.
Town of Abbeville: ,
Retiring Railroad Bonds and paying
interest on's&me~... 1% millB.
' Special School,retlrlngbonds 4
' and paying interest on same 5% " .
A pull tax of One Dollar per capita on all
male citizens between tbe age of 21 and 60
years, except such as are exempt by law, will T
be collected. *
A commutation road tax of One Dollar will 81
be collected the same time as other taxes
from all male citizens between tbe age of. 18
and 50 years, except such as are exempted by
law. Unless s^td tax Is paid by first of Feb.,
1901, four days work upon tbe public
highways will be reg'njjred under a contractor. 1
Taxesarft payable- only In gold and sliver I
cola, Untted States currency. National Bank 1
notes and Coupons of State Bonds wblcb become
payable during the yekr 1901.
For convenience of tax-payers, I will visit
tbe places designated below for tbe purpose
of collecting taxes:
i_iOwncie?vine, oiuuuu; ouu lucsun;, aiv|
vera bpr 26 and 27.
.Mt. Carmel, Wednesday. November 2S.
Wellington, Thursday, November 29.
, McCormick, Friday and Saturday, November
80 and Decembers 1, till 12 p'clock latter
day. i
Donalds', Wednesday; December 5. v
'? Due West, Thursday. December 6.
Dunlng above dates pay office will be closed. r
Parties desiring Infbrtoationby mall In re- ?
crard to their taxes wlll .please write before ,
December 15th, stating the looatldn of tbelr
property, and include postage for reply, and
thasefcaying taxes by check must include the
cMiva'lorsollectlon. v >; ^ ;
J. B. BLAKE, JR.,
- Treasurer. *
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DENTAL NOTICE. 1
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No, i tieAi'Block -Abbeville, P. 0. C
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a C. GAMBSELL, M. D., i
Physician and Surgeon, i
ABBEVILLE, 8. C.
J3T Offloe In tba National Bank.
May 25,1898. If
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The Best Place
IN TOWN TO GET
MEALS, LUNCHES ^ OYSTERS
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;IS AX
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Gilliam's Restaurant..
BRUCE'S OLD STAND.
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HE KEEPS THE BEST GOODS. HIS
prices are rlgbt. He Is very attentive to
bis customers, making himself generally
agreeable lo those who patronize him. His
place is clean and nice, and be wants your
trade. No drinking allowed on premises.
Ladies receive special attention. Meals at all
j hours. CALL AND SEE.
Henry Gilliam.
imucE-s old stand.
Nov. 7 11)00 tf, c
Kid OIov??m?Now thflt poo) weather in
upon us you will waut th?? nsw shade itj KU ?
Gloves. Vou can be suited at Haddon's.
Send your Blankets to the Abbeville LnuO 1
dry and have them washed. Price 25c. Pair.'
Clothes dyed right at Hammond's Laundry. ;
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3ager to Sec
Them. $$$
month of the year foi
it the Rigt
spared to please evei
; is carried out from
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Nothing, Shoes, Hats,
id more. \
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...Now is Your Ti
WINTB.
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For This Week all Dress Gq
Cheape Tha
Ladies Cloth formerly'$1.60 now $1.1
Ladled Cloth formerly $1.25
Ladies CJotb formerly
, ' ' Venetian Cloth foru
-All Millinery will b.
* The best Underwear for the least n
Ladies' and Children's Union 8ult
Give us a call, we guarantee satUft
A TT C.
JL JL--m JL JL i k_
vmHoiig,
Now runs tbe ginnery which was once
known as tbe McMillan ginnery.'. It Is
Id tboroagb repair and be mris tbe
machinery up to tbe requirements of
tbe occasion. Mk
f you have cotton to Kin,
end It to blm. . . 1MM
, If'yon have, need to eoU be-^-p^^hr
highest market price la CaBHS^H
UGHT NOW.
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13 THE TIME TO BEGIN *RJSjPARtNG,
YOUR LANDS .'FOR
GRAIN. THfi INDICATION0
POINT TO A LARGER ACREAGE
IN GRI AN IN ABBEVfLLE j
COUNTY THA N EVER BEFORE.
' WE ARE READ* TO SUPPLY j
YOUR WANTS IN THE IMPLEMENT
LINE.
CHATTANOOGA, ^ ?un?.n |
"sst-.! Ptoms.
' .OSBORNE DISC HARROWS.
SECTIONAL SMOOTHING HARROWS,
ARMERS' FAVORITE GRAIN DRILLS.
Mill UIIK A
"Reliable Farm~ImpIoments."
foarleston and Western Carolina R. B
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
In effect May 27,1900.
v Augusta. 9 40 ^m 1 40 pm
jp Greenwood 12 1ft pm ........
S- Harris Springs 12 62 pm .
r Anderson 6 10 pm
x Laurens 1 20 pm 6 85 am
i Greenville ........... 8 00 pm 9 00 am
jp Glenn Springs 4 00 pm,
,r Spartanburg 3 10 pm 10 20 am
IT Saluda 5 83 pm
j Hendersonvlllo..? 6 08 pm ........
j Aahovllle : 7 00 pm
iv Asheville 8 80 S3 .
rVSpartanburg.. 11 46 am, 4 10 pm
>7 Glenn Springs. 10 00 am
>v Greenville 12 01 am .4 00 pm
,v Laurens 1 37 pm
>v Anderson .... 0 -SS am
iv Greenwood .... 2 37 pm 4 30 am
it Augusta 5 10 pm _ 10 48 am
.v Augastu i ?..i. 155 pm
Ir Allendale 3,58 pm
i.r Fairfax 4 12 pin
urYemassee.; 9 00 am 5 20 pm
ir Beaufort ..,10 15 um 0 15 pm
ir Port Royal 10 30 ani 6 30 pm
ir Savannah
. ..
it Charleston 6 3(1 um
.v Port Royal 1 00 pin ti 23 am
jV Beaufort 1 16 pm f> S3 am
jV Yemassee 2 30 pm 7 20 am
.v Fairfax 8 83 am
jV Allendale ft 41 am
Ir Angusta... 10 45
> Greenwood. 4 05 am
lr Laurens 6 00 am
jV Laurens fl 15 am
lr Spartanburg 9 1.0 am
jV Spartanburg 4 10 pm
j? Lauren* 7 30 pm
lr Greenwood 9 00 pui
Close connections at Greenwood lor all point* on
I. A. L. aud ('. Jc 6. Hallways, and at Spartunburg
p-lth Southern Railway.
For any Information relative to tickets, rates, scbed*
lie, etc., address
W. .T. 0BAI6. Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Gs.
E. M. NORTH. Sol. Aaeut.
T. iM. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
Pictures of every description in all colors
ind ruga to beat the bund. J. 1). Kerr.
If You H unt?Drehs Goods, Silks or Mill 1?
lery go to Haddon'n.
l)ro?* <>o?<In?Now Is the lime to get b:ir;alns
ia 3t> to 10 inch dnej>s good* at H addon's.
Wo Are .SolHue?A line of 86 to 4D Inch
Iress fabrique-s very cheap at Haddon's.
liullts, spreads and blankets washed at the
ibbevllle Sieain Laundry.
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ods Will be Sold 25 Per cSH
ldl Heretofore.
now, 94 cents. V
II now 75 oents. ^
lerly 75 cents now 56 cents. " ^
e Sold at ActiM Go^lQS
aoney that can be j^y^bere.
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5. DAY.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY/ ' :i
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' ) , M>y 6th. 1800. ? jflB
8TATION8. ^ I,
Lt. Charleston 11 00 p joi 7 0Q artgriflEl
" Summervlll?. 12 00 ' - 7. ^lskh
" Branchvilla 1 55
Orangeburg ........ 2 50
" KlngvUle." JffiWHnH
tiT. Savannah
" Barnwell
" BlackvLUe,^.. J
Lt. Columbia...
" Prosperity. ..t
" NewDerrr....
|." Ninety-Six.
(rrtfrnwood
Ar. Hodgee,
| Lv. Abben 11H
Ar. Belton
Lv. Anderson ..
Ar. OreerinTTe
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Vr. Gr^TULfc.\^.....
Ar. Andersen...! 7 1^HBMhBBIB|
Ly. Belton
Ar.Dounalq>....~ " IE p ifUMB
jCr;Abbevlilt..t;...i..l. * 8 loTml^^M
Ly. Hodgea."..,.......77T 7 iio p m
Ar. Greenwood......... 7 66 p m HS MMM
- Ninety-Six 8 83 p m
" Newberry. 9 80 P m |HR^H
- Prosperity?.. ?#pn
** Columbia 11 90 p mJ^^Hfl^HH
lr. BiackiLto-L HIBH
44 BttraweU. .....<nm
? Savannah H|n|
Lv. lOngviUa.2 82 a m
44 Orangeburg.- 8 4S a m
11 BranohTilla 426 am
44 8nmmervllle? 6 69 am 7 irp>
Ar. Charleston. ^...r,... 7 00am 8 M p ja
2?&v?!3\ matioss. 1
Q 60 p 7 00 a Ly..Charleston,.Ar 8 15 p fbb'a
MOOn 7 41a u SummerYille " 7 28 p
1 65 a 8 85 a " .Branchville. 44 0 16 p 4 26 a- *
2 60a 6 28a "Orangeburg" 6 83 p 3 tf*
4 80a 10 16 a 44 ..Kintrvllla.. " 4 43 p 8 88a M
15 06aTTTTTT. Ly..Savannah..At TTTS'fi-M
4 00a * ..Barnwell" - 8 20a .!
416a.: " ?Blaokvi)le? " ., 8 OS a
i 8 80 a 11 40 a M m Columbia.. 44 8 30 p 8 ?? fl
ft 07a 12 20p a ....Alston.... 44 2 80 p8tta
10 04a 1 23p 14 ...Santua... 44 1 23p 7 46p
10 20a 2 OOp 44 UnionM 12 ?p 7 Up
W89a 2 23p '*' 12 26p 8 $5 fl
! ? 64 ? 2 87 p 44 ?Paoolee.... 44 ft Up f g?
fa !6a 8 10 p Ar Spartanburg Ly 11 tf a 8 Bp
1/40 a 8 40 p Ly Spartanburg Ar 11 It 0 OOp
1 60 p* 7 16p|A>..^AjibevlIla^Yl 8 OOal ?'H?- M
.. 4'P* p. m. 44A" a. m. MJT' glghj. ft fl
DOUBLE DAILY. SHBVKHB BOTWBBT ifl
OHABLBStON.Am) GRHENmLB.
PuUman p*la<? ?l?e|to?cw oa 1*
|C,87and88,on A,aM|Mttvi*lan. Qming ?*? *
on tb^ae trains wrra 8Jmeal3 enrwta. _ .
^Traln* leave Spartanfenrg, A. A G, dlvlxten,
northWuncL fsBB aTfe* 8Sp p.m.. IdBn B*
(Vestibule Limited); southbound 12;28 a. a.,
8:15 p. m.. 11:84 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
t ruing fflavo Greenville, A. and 0* dlvldcy* M
northbound,0:00 a. m., 2:8i p. m. aad 5:32 n an flB
(Vestibuled Limited)|soathboand. 1:80 M. M.,
4:80 p.m., 12:80p. m. (Vestibuled LlmUed) wm
Trains IS and 1+?Elegant Pullman Parior
cars between Charleston and Asheilll# wW be S
Inaugurated about June 1st. ' n
Trains lo and 16?Pullman Sleeping cm between
Charleston and Columbia; ready re* ?ooupancy
at both pointa at 9JO p. m. lfl
Elegant Pullman Drawing-Room BleevUg
cars between Savannah and Asbcvtlle enrout*
daily between Jacksonville and OindnnaU.
fRANKS. GANNON. J. M. CULP, flfl
Third V-P. Jh Gon. Mgr., Traf. Muun. -X
Washington, D. C. WuhingtaEjft 01
W, A. TUBE, S. H. HABDWTO1C, Hj
6en. Paa. Aganr, A. Gen. Pti- Xgtut,
yaaaingt^ii D' C. Atlanta, q%
WfiM
V. If flffXTATMvl
/.TAILOR, /. J
HAS moved, and occupied the rooms up^H
stairs in Knux's Hall, and Is now pre*^B
pared to do all kinds of repairing and clean?
in? of gentlemen's clothes on short notloe.
.?Samples o^wllla always on hand. Charge^?
reasonable
JOHN LYON, Jr., M. DM
Physician and Surgeon..^
OFFICE IN NATIONAL HANK BUILDINC^H
Phones?Ottice 107. Residence 112* BH
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