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Only a Word.
fc? Only r word may leave a stinc
To wound some kind and loving licart, ai
It may be but a trifling thing
That cuts as deeply as a dart. ?
Only a word may stir up strife,
And quickly cause a bitlcr hate,
EThe deepest sorrows make for life, U
Then may repentance come too late. C(
Only a word may be a blow W
Of torture keen as any pain, ?g
' And cloud a bright young life with woe, *1
From which it ne'er can rise again.
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Only a word may be a ray i
Of sunshine in some disma l room.
And help to brighten many t. day 01
Which is spent In hours of gloom. fl
Only a word, but In It lies h
Power to change full many a fate, tl
How little do we realize v'
la but one word what may await? p
Only a word may lead the way sl
From clouds of darkness t< > the light, ?
May help some weary one tc pray, 18
And guide him to the patt of right. w
[> Good Housekeeping.
The Sled that Won the Golden Arrow. U
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One cold day recently a lady looked g
from a window down to the sidewalk ^
and she saw a little girl and a little ni
_ x Artrl I
Doy. rne giri nau a uruacu sicu, tt
on the sled a board that fell oft* unless n,
it was held. fc
Well, the little ffirl held the board gt
I just right, and made a quick jump and o)
got on it, so that the board stayed in t(
! its place; then she got oft', and told w
the little boy to jump on. fr
i . He jumped. The board tipped and
the little boy fell on the sidewalk.
The little girl picked him up, and
brushed off the snow. Then the lady ~
at the window heard the girl say:
"Try again, Joe! That was too bad. H
Sister is sorry. She will hold the :r
board this time." So the board was _
again put on the broken sled, and held
until Joe was safely on it.
"Now. sit still. Joe, and I'll give
you a nice sleigh ride," said the little
jgv > ^ girl. And then she picked up the rope
l| ; afitl pulled. Up flew Joe's feet and he
? ' fell backward ; but he was not hurt
much, and, after another brushing,
the girl said, "Now, sit with your feet
. to the back; you can't tumble ofF that
fc way."
. But he did. Only that time he fell
, on his face. Next he sat sideways,
^ with his feet hanging over part of tlie
v runner. In this way he went safely a
little way and then board and boy
fS again up9et.
P- The good sister tried a dozen times
to'give Joe a ride, but every time the
f broken sled threw him of!'. Still the
little girl was patient and kind, and
spoke gently, and took good care of
her little brother. When they went
away the lady opened the window and
wnt a big boy to follow them, and
"told him to come back and tell her
where they Jived.
That same day she went out and
pL- bought a strong and pretty sled. Its
aname was "Golden Arrow." Then '|
she went to the house where the little *
girl lived and asked for the little girl!
who had been trying to give her little! ii?
W brother a ride that morning. j f
"Julia! Julia!" called her mother, *(|jj
fv "here is a lady asking for you." ?>e
Julia ran to the gate. 1,.!
"You were trying to draw a little !Sh
bov on the sidewalk in frout of my! <le
house this morning," said the lady. j
"I watched you, and you were sol
sweet and patient that I wanted to j L"1
make you a present. And 1 have at A
- my house a new sled for you, if you j -j
will come and get it." ! tai
Julia was soon at the lady's house!1"
* with Joe and three other little broth&.1
ers, and the "Qoltlci Arroio" made
five children happy many days.?
Dumb Animals. * '>>
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Oar Ancient Friend.
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On Sunday, April 27, at the Phila- ni
phia Sabbath anniversary in Cham- W
bers Church, Philadelphia, Post mas-1
ter-General Wanamaker spoke of the' !
Sabbath iu the following allegory that' l^thrilled
the vast audience :
""just this is on my heart. I havei
v an old friend born in another country
years ago. He lived in a garden more
L beautiful than tfuy other 111 all the
world, where there were 110 cities and
no railroads. i!d like my friend 1<>'F(
|,v speak to you. He arrived here last!
night. Listen to what he says: rp,
s 'Friend, you are very old ?' I b<>
; . " 'Yes, I have lived a great many | 1
years and I have traveled a great deaf,!s
first in Palestine, then in Europe, andfT
! finally to this country in the Mayflbw-j
? er with the Puritan?. - I have* seen
? ' strange things and many changes. .
I've been to India and to Africa, and J
I jgO among the Indians of America.' ?
*V/"' 'What's your name?'
b., " 'My name is Day.'
^ "'Large family ?' 'Pj
" 'No, only seven of us, and 1 am
the oldest. A great many like me best
1 hpoAiinp T ftm a friend of the noor. T
I top the factories and light up the
homes.'
" 'Do they treat you well ?'
" 'The boys laugh at 1110 sometime",
and some men meer at me. Some call
[ me Sunday and others the Sahbath,
but the devout people call me Lord's
Day. I used to be the last in the fami;
]y, but after the resurrection of Christ
K they put me first. I want to go all
over, not merely to hospitals, but to Jall
people, and make them and their
homes brighter.'
I " 'Dear old friend, we love you, and
I we would even kiss your feet. We
[I hope that you may continue to go
about the world and till every land
[? with joy and blessings in the name of
I Him who sent you. ' "?Christian AdI
vocate.
I I. If matters cannot be better, let
v us be glad they are 110 worse. rr
2. If anything must be done, do it 1
| and be done with it. l e
| 3. If Jack drinks up his wages, nn
f Jill cannot save them; therefore, let w
I not the dram drinker accuse his wife no
Ei of wastefulness. Hi
I 4. If Jack were better, Jill would no
I not be so bad. A husband often ^
I causes his wife's faults.
I 5. If a donkey brays at you, don't re<
9 bray back at him else you will show *,c
Kr. yourself a donkey.
mf, 6. If some people were as swift of c?'
I feet as they are of tongue, they might J.
K catch the lightning. 0
K- 7. If all'others lie, "speak you tjie s<jI
I truth, and be one true man among vk
I many bad ones.
r 8. If you drink beer it makes you
I queer ; and so it ought-er. Try cold 1 ?
II water.
I 9. If lies were Latin, learned men Ti
| would be quite common.
| 10. If mistakes were haystacks. (
s cattle might thrive.
B 11. If others say how good you
I are, ask yourself if it is true.
12. If iu the journey you would -j
speed, give the horse extra feed. ler
13. If money be not the servant, as
it is sure to be the master. nt.
14. If sin be the fashion, let us be m
out of fashion. ne
15. If the best man's faults were
+ I.So I,.. ,..,.,,1/1 1
tn uvivu vii mo iui tnuavi, uv it uuiu
wear bis hat close to his eyes. roi
U|?
Oil may be taken out of any carpet u?;
or woolen stuff by applying buck- Co
wheat plentifully, ami carefully brushing
it off after a short time, ami putling
on fresh until all the oil has disappeared.
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Every Watch a Compass.
A few days ago I was standing byj
i American gentleman, when I ex-':
rested a wish to know which point J'
as north. He at once pulled out his
atch, looked at it, and pointed to the
orth. I asked him whether he had a J
mi pass attached to his watch. "All j
atches," he replied, "are compass-1
Then he explained to me how
lis was. Point the hour hand to the |
in and the souih is exactly half way
etween tlie hour and the figure XII, I
ti the watch. For instance, suppose
rnt it is four o'clock. Point the
and indicating four to the sun and
,vo, ou the watch is exactly south.
Oppose that it is eight o'clock,
oint the hand indicating eight to the
in. and the figure ten, on the watch
i due south. My American friend
as quite surprised that I did not
now this.
Thinking very possibly that I was
'iiorant ot a thing that every one else
new, and happening to meec ivir.
tanley, I asked that eminent travel
whether he was aware of this simle
mode of discovering the points of
le compass. He said that he had
ever heard of it. I presume, thereire,
that the world is in the same
ate of ignorance. Amalfl is proud
f having been the home of the inven>r
of the compass. I do not know
hat town boasts of my American
iend as a citizen.?London Truth.
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Dr. J. L. M. Curry, will succeed
ishop Haygood as Superintendent of
le John S. Sluter Fund. Bishop
[aygood has had this fund in charge
>r nine years.
'UK MAIN" WIIKKL IX A WATCH
makes 1 revolutions in a day of 21 hours,
1,480 In uyear. Next, (lie centre wheel, 21
volutions a day, or S.T00 in a year. The
ird wheel 192 in a day, or in a year,
le fourth wheel 2,110 in a day, or in a
ar. The fifth, or scape wheel, I2.'.n>0 In a I
y, or 4,72S,2iK) in a year. The "licks" or
ats of the balance wheel 38S.UOO in a day, or
I.SS2.0W in a year.
fheatiove is inathemetienlly correct, and
ould prove to you that a WATCH is a very
licate and complicated machine,and should
be out of order the watch requires the at- !
ution of a
irst Class Watchmaker.
I'he undersigned offers you all the advan
;pk that skill and experience can command
the repairing of
/"atchs, Clocks and Jewelry.
KNORAVINO
i.v style letter or inonogramc executed at
ort notice.
11 Work Warranted 12 Months.
\ first class stock of fJOl.l), SIIA'EK and
ICKKL WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
AH 10, CiOl.l> I'i INS Ac.
Elogers and Bro.,
Wm. Rogers
)RKS, KNIVES AND SPOONS.
ioodsguaranteed as represented or inony
runded. No charge for engraving "hocIk
nghtof me.
'lace ol' business in F. F. Dunbar & Co'b j
jre_. ?
t. B. Hennemann,1
GREENWOOD, S. C,
fan. 30,1891, tf
Is State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
;nry Meinliard, Isaac Meinbard, Samuel
Meinliard and E. A. Well, partners doing f
business under tlie firm name of Mcinhard
IJros. &, Co., I'lalnlillW.
agaiust
P. Voungblood, Levi Witz, Isaac Witz, Wm c
T. lieidleraiid Merit Witz, partners doing P
business as the w it/., tseldler <k Co : J. ! .. r
Hurst, L. H. Purnell, L. L. Jackson, W. K. .
Clarke and \V. 15. Hurst, partners doing
business as Hurst, l'urnell ?fc Co: and W.
D. Mann, as Sheriff, defendants!.
I
COPY SUMMOXS. FOlt RELIEF. i
Complaint not nerved.
0 TIJ K UK KEN 1 >A NTS: .1 .T. Youngblood,
vi Wit/., Isaac Wit/., Win. T. Heidler,
d Merit/. Witz, partners doing business as
it/., Heidler .V Co: .I.E. Hurst, I.. H. Pur11,
L. L.Jackson, W. K. Clarke and W. B.
irst, partners doing business as Hurst, Pur11
A Co : and W. I>. -Mann, as SlieriU'.
fOU AUK IIIIHEBY SUMMONED AND
1 ulred to answer the complaint in this acin,
of which a copy is tiled in tlieofUccofthe
- rkof Court for said county, and to serve a
;>y of your answer to the said complaint on
3 subscribers at their otlice at Abbeville
utb Carolina, within twenty days after the 1
vice hereof exclusive of the d.?y of such ser;e
: and if you fall to answer the complaiiu
thin the time aforesaid, tlio plaintiU'in
* \
Is action will apply to the Court for the r< f
demanded in the complaint. ]
Jilted January liil, A. P., l.vtl.
t os. 1,. Moo UK, ,
C. C. C. P.
Official Seal.) liENKT & CASON,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys, j
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'o I.evi Witz, Isaac Witz, William T. I'.cld
and Merit/. Wit/., partners doing business f
Witz, Heidler ?C Co: J. K. Hurst, L. It. Pur- [
II, L. L. Jackson,* W. E. Clarke and W. 15.
irst, partners doing business as Hurst, i'ur |
II k Co., absent defendants. ^
'i.kask takk Notick, that a copy of the '
nplaint in the above stated case, together
tli tin! nrf!pr I n 1 n mp! it >ii iiml nOlilnvitv \
t?n which said order wan granted, lias this '
y been Hied in the oflicc of the Cleric of j
nrl of Common Pleas for said county.
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15F.NET & CASOJf,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
an. 28, isiil. fit.
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To Start n Itnlky Horwe.
I was attracted yesterday by a considerable
gathering of people in a
down town street, occasioned by a
b:ilky horse which even the policeman
himself could not persuade to "move
on." All kinds of plans were tried.
First, about a do/en men shoved the
wagon behind ; but even then, by
flrm'y planting his fore feet, the determined
beast managed to resist progression,
although I thought the
breeching would burst. An old piece
of cloth was then carefully tied oven
his eyes, and, after a short pause, he
was gently requested to proceed, but
he stood still, and the crowd jeered.
Next a rather consequential person
came forward, and, standing on tiptoe,
so tliat he oould reach the horse's ear,
whispered into his ear something
which he evidently thought would
have an instantaneous aud miraculous
effect; but the animal was deaf to
this sireu, and the consequential person
slunk off, pursued by the sarcasms
of a bootblack. The driver was now
in a rage, which vented itself iu blows
and imprecations. But just as he was
passing from this condition into one of
stony despair, a quiet young fellow
waved him aside, unharnessed the
horse, took him out of the shafts, and
after leading him across the street and
back reharnessed him and handed the
reins to the driver, who now drove oft'
without the least trouble. The expedient
was simple and elective, and it
suggests what is, I believe, the true
philosophy of the balky horse. The
effort should be not to overcome his
fixed idea standing still, but to sup+
Iwi t- Ktr ot_
piaill lliill uiuiiwii uj uiYviiiiJ^ uio ?t"
teution to something else.
4 V
Spending Money.?It is an excellent
thing to give children, as soon as
they arrive at about twelve years, or
even before, a little allowance for
spending uioney and an account book.
Show them how to keep an account of
small expenditures, and make it a conililion
that they do so. if they wish to
receive their allowance. There is no
instruction more necessary to children
lhan instruction in the wise management
of money. Children should be
taught early what true economy is,
imd to exercise their judgment?not
l.lieir fancy?in making purchases. A
little instruction now, and experience,
if need be, of the genuine discomforts
Df extravagance, may save them from
friuch suffering in after years.?New
York Tribune.
A little Maine girl, in whose family
there came au addition, remarked with
i sigh, "Now we will have to cut the
pie in six pieces."
W. JOEL I
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- aM? Deal(
Greneral Ait
AT>
Jobbers of Coat's Sj
Supplies, Agricultui
Blacksmith To
\\J K have in stock full lines of DRY GOOD?
i\ MATS, IKXITS aiid slloKS. Wo oarr
liAKNKKS to be found In the Town. Sncldi
mill Ij'nes, Collars and 1 lames, Trac sand all
JB'um. Oaa.i.a IB
Vou ?an find any kind of vchiclo you
WAGONS. Prices reasonable and goods first
We liavo j?s( received a full assortment, of
*11 deniable colors which we ollVr to the trade
Orders Solicited an
We have received our first shipment of!
SAMl'LKS. Measures takeu by an expert auti
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Come
He sure to call on SMITH & SON'S foranyl
nen polite, active and attentive.
We are always glad to see you.
W. JOEL SM
Feb. 18, 1891. tf
Attention
n ?iii i &
ire now prepared to furnish fertil
isaw High Grade Fertilizer is si
rhey have also a large lot of
A OII) AN
separate for those who wish to r
iheir goods they propose to sell
where. Special prices to those 1
For terms apply to
J. L. PER]
Feb. 3, 1891.
11117
take pleasure in announcing to our frl
111 our Elegant New Quart!
iV'horo wo are-offerlm? an lininon.se stock of (Je
Dry Goods, Flannels, Jeans,
Shirtings, Tickings
\nd everything else in tlio I>ItY GOODS lii
MOTIONS AND l-AXCY CiOOKS. We call N|
JHl sm. cl. y - BMC ? ? . <
'or MKN ami HOYS. Our selection in this
ho finest to the cheapest, and ottered at oxce
S H O
In SUOKs we arc in a position to save j
'ASH, direct from the Manufacturers before
tig them at Old I'rices. OUlt SIIOKS are
he cheapest. As heretofore our specialty
f3.T^Kir!PP TP.fi AWfl PTJ
Ve lmvc a large stock of every kind of H
,owesV.possibio prices, consistent with good
HOCKKKV, TIN WAKE, Ac., is full and con
WliMe we do not claim to have Largest St
Ve ilo (Maim something that is vastly more
>ur l'rices arc LOW Kit than any one else.
Call in and see us In our NEW STOKE a
our interest to trade with us.
We do all wo possibly can to satisfy and r
f your money.
R. W.
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New Quarters.
JEW GOODS.
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I am Now Prepare! to Offer at j
Reasonable Prices tie Largest :
and Best Selected Stock of
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Watches, Clocks,:
t?7? -mmr* -MP. ~m~A ""W^ i
Silverware, Spectacles,
and Gold Pens,
And everything in the JEWELRY Line
everoffered to the peopleof Abbeville county. '
Silver and Nlckcl Watches from 82.10 to 818
Gold Watches from 815 to 875.
Clocks from ?1 to 815.
CHAINS. CHARMS. LOCKETS, |
SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS, ;
SCARF PINS, STUDS, LACE PINS,
BROCHES, EAR RINGS and DKOP3, aDd
CHILD'S DRESS BUTTON SETS in GOLD
and Rolled Plate at the Lowest Prices.
Gold Rings, [quality guaranteed]
from 75 cts. to $10
Sterling Silver Thimbles, Spoons and Forks
very low.
The celebrated Wm. Rogers Knives, Forks, :
| Spoons, dfce. Triple plated on Nickel Silver.
14 K. Gold Spectacles and EyeGlasses
from $1.50 to 98 per pair.
Why injure your eyes by wearing cheap :
glasses when you can get Pebbles for 52.50 per
pair.
It will be to your advantage to call on me
should you need anything in theJewolry line 1
Repairing neatly done and all work guaranteed.
Otllce in store of J. C. NICKLLS.
J. T. Duckett, ;
JEWELER,
Greenwood, S. C.
Oct. 15, 1S90.
Pay For Mules.
ALL persons Indebted to AUG. W. SMITH
is CO., for mules will please settle at an
early date.
Nov. 12.1890.
jfTW.
3rs in
erch.and.ise,
n'D
)ool Cotton, Farmers'
ral Implements and
ols Specialties.
<t GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOTHING,
y the fullest sissortmcnt ami biggest stock of
es, IJrldlos of every kind. Wagou Hreeching
parts of Hnrness.
lopoMitory
want. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, CARTS or
-class.
COAT'S spoor- COTTON, White, lilaek and
on the best terms.
.d Promptly Filled.
SPRING CLOTHING, also a beautiful lot of
I goods made to order.
Early and Make Your Selection.
ihlng you need In their varied stock. SalesITH
& SONS,
Farmers!
FERTILIZER COMPANY j
izers of all kinds. Their Chicklrpassed
by none in the State
D MEALj
oanipulate their own goods, All
as cheap as can be boughtany)uyinglarge
lots.
EtIN, Manager
HEW STICK.
iends and Ihc public that wo can l>o found
irs at tie Mcllwaio Corner,
ueral Merchandise, consisting of
Cassimers, Prints, Sheetings,
, Damask, Cretons,
10. We have a full and complete stock of
pccinl attention to our slock of
<UJL?cji?La.*? &
lino of goods Is very fine in all grades from
edingly how l'rlcos.
I-P ^
i'i n # . .
rou money, having bought a largo stock for
the recent advance in Shoes, and are oirerIn
all grades from the best hand-sewed to
will be
LNTATION SUPPLIES.
IT A PL K and KAWCV GUOCKIUKS at the
quality. Our stock of HAHDWARK,
iplete in all lines.
ock in town, or to do the Largest Huslr.ess
important to the buyers, and tbat is, that ,
nd wo promise to prove to you that it is to
lease tlie trade, and give you the full value
Oct. 8, 1S1I0.
CANNON. ,
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An Ordinance
ro Raise Supplies for the Town of
Abbeville, S. 0., for the Year 1891.
Be it ordained by the intenI)ANT
and Wardens of the Town of
.\bbeville, S'. C.t in Council assembled,
ind by authority of the same. That a
tax for the sums and in the manner hereinafter
nimeds hall bo raised and paid
into the treasury of the Town Council
for the usos and purposes thereof for the
year A. D. 1891.
Section 1. (.111 every ime nunureu
Dollars of the cash value of all Heal and
Personal estate within the incorporation
af the said town of Abbeville, the sum
sf Twenty Cents.
Sec 2. On each Billiard and Pool Tableor
Ten Pin Alley kept for hire, thesum
of Twenty-five Dollars for each Table or
Alloy more than one kept, by the same
awner $25.00. On cach .Bagatelle Table
kept for hire the sum of Twenty-five
Dollars. If any person or persons are
found guilty of receiving pay or making
it charge for a game of Billiards, Pool,
Bagatelle or Ten Pin Alley, without
having a license, shall bo lined not exceeding
in the sum of Fifty Dollars, or
not more than thirty day in the County
Jail.
Sec. 3. That all male persons between
the age of sixteen and fifty years, except
those physically unable to earn a support
are liable to road duty and shall be required
to work on tho roads, sidewalks
and streets within the incorporation of
the town of Abbeville six and one-third
days by direction of the Town Council.
The commutation for said road duty to
be the sum ofTwo Dollars and One half,
to he naid at the time of navment of
other taxes, to wit, on or before" the first
day of March. All persons refusing or
failing to work six'and one-third full
days, to be accepted and approved by the
Council, or pay the above commutation,
shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding
J25.00, or imprisonment in County Jail
not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. 4. That all itinerant auctioneers,
peddlers, except venders of farm produce
raised in the county, offering at retail
any goods whatsoever for sale, shall pay
a license of not more than Twenty-Five
Dollars nor less than One Dollar per
day.
Sec. 5. That all circuses shall pay a
license of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every exhibition; and all other
shows, including what are commonly
known as side-shews attached to a circus,
shall pay a license of not more than Fifty
nor less than Two Dollars for each exibition.
Sec. 6. That all returns shall be made
under oath, 011 or before the first day of
February, 1891, and all taxes shall be due
and pa3'able on or before the first day of
March, 1801. If any person or persons
shall refuseor neglect payment ot the taxes
heroin levied within the time specified,
the Treasurer of the Town Council is here
by authorized and required to add twenty
per centum penalty, and if the tax with
the penalty is not paid within thirty days
thereafter, it shall be the duty of the
Treasurer of the Council to issue executions
therefor immediately, and collect
the same by due process of law, as provided
in the charter of said town of Abbeville.
Sec. 7. Tho Town Council or a quorum
thereof shall constitute a Hoard of Assessors
to allix tho value of property returned
for taxation.
Sec. 8. If any person or persons shall i
refuse or ncglcct to make a return of their
nrnnai'tv for taxation within tho time
proscribed herein, the return ol'last year
with twenty per centum added, shall bo
deemed and taken by the Treasurer to be
the true value of their property for taxation
and it shall be assessed at that rate.
Skc. 9. For each license to retail
spirituous liquors in the town of Abbeville
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
for the year begining with the first day
of January, 1891, and ending on the first
day of January, 1892, the said sum payable
in threo equal installments in advance,
said dealer or dealers to give bond
and security for payment of said sums of
money, and if at' any time during the
year the said dealer or dealers should go
out ol business the whole amount of Five
Hundred Dollars shall immediately become
due and payable, and any person or
porsons doing business the whole or any
part of tin year shall p*y the whole sum
of Five Hundred Dollars.
Skc. 10. For the use of the water from
the public spring as now taken by the C.
A ft. R. H. Company, the sum of One
Hundred Dollars per annum.
Done and ratified in Council and the
seal of the Town Council affixed this
(L.S.) iioth day of December, eighteen
hundred and ninety.
AUG, W. SMITH.
Intendant,
THOMAS P.COTHRAN.
S, C, CASON.
THOMAS 0. SEAL,
JONES F. MILLER, Secretary.
Doc. :50th, 18!X).
(Mill! CLOTHING! Clothiiiff!
1 If AVE JUST received an Immense line of
Winter samples, and am prepared to supply
this people with the best of Clothing at
very LOWEST PRICES.
Satisfaction and a Fit Guaranteed.
Call and see my samples at JONES F. MIT-LEU'S
corner store. llROWNING, KING
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J, A. ALLEN, Agent.
Abbeville, S. C., Aus. 27.
llICHARl) GANTT. Is now prepared to do
K all work In his department in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers uliavlug, hair outtlng and shampooing
SI r er month. Rasors honed and put
In the best condition for 25 cents each.
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ORY GOODS, NOTIONS, NATS AND CAPS,
Ladies, Gent's and Children's Shoes,
Ladies and Gents Woolen Underwear at Cost!
And are also leaders in - -. #
Glassware, Tinware, Woodenware,
Crockery, Trunks, Satchels, Yalises,
All Vinrlc nf TTmisplinlfl Aitip.lAS
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Tobacco and Cigars, Etc.
Ask for CAMERON'S PEIDE CHEWING TOBACCO, the best
10c, Tobacco ever brought to this market.
We are now preparing for our SPBING STOCK, whioh will
consist of the prettiest line of . ; "-3|
Lawns, Flouncings, Challies, Henriettas, Spring Worsteds,
Cassimeres, Outing Cloths and Oinghams,
ever sold over a counter. Also a handsome line of
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G ent's Straw Hats,
Black and While Tennis anil Overshirts of lie very Latest Styles.
As to our prices on these goods we will defy competition, and
all we ask of our friends is to give us a call before purchasing
eiaewuere.
We are going to get out a spring edition of the LITTLE GEM
which we will mail to our friends. If we should overlook any
send us your address, and we will mail you one by return mail.
We also pay strict attention to MAIL ORDERS, and will mail .
^ou samples upon request.
Thanking you for your past favors and desiring your future .
patronage, we remain Yours truly,
Walter Cameron, Jr.,
GREENWOOD, S. C.
Jan. 21. 1890.
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For Sale By J. T. Simmons, Greenwood, S. C.
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NAVASSA COTTON FERTILIZERFARMER'S
FRIEND FERTILIZER
SOLUBLE BONE FERTILIZER-The
above Brands of Fertilizers have been -
sold by us for the past two Seasons, and have
given entire satisfaction. Call and get our
prices. Yours truly,
BAKER, Mil & ?.
SPEED'S DRUG STORE. .
With a LARGE and well Selected Stock 01 .
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PREPARED
PUTTY, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY
ftnnns pf.p/fttmes. STATIONERY. &C.
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The demand of this market can he supplied.
Headquarters for Hub CIHAHS and TOHACCO. Orders by Mall or hand promptly attended
to. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
You are respectfully invited to call.
P. 3B. SPEED.
No. 8 Wall St, Abbeville, S. C
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National Bank of Abbeville,
Abbeville, S. O.
Capital, SB 75,000
Surplus, 10,000
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I. ALI'KN SMITH, i-resiueni. u. ir. .. >.,
BENJ. S. BARNWELL, Cashier.
Diirector? s
:;EO. W. WILLIAMS, Churleslon, S. CM N. YOUNG, Due West, S, C.,
L,. W. WHITE, Abbeville* S. C., It. j?I, IIADDON, Abbeyille, S. C.,
INO. ti, EDWARDS, Abbeville, S. C., W. C. McGOWAN, Abbeville, S. C.,
J. ALLEN SMITH, Abbeville, S. C.
r\OES a General Banking business, provides the greatest security and convenience for Its
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