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I0wSpsyILLE. Oct, 1890

LowNDsvILLE. Oct, 1890.
Mr. u. II. Baskin and family went to Aobe'
yilIe Court House last Saturday week ago, To
visit @ the family Of Capt ]. 9, Edwards.
Mrs. johnson OF Atlanta, Ca, came last Sun.
day on visit or some length. to the family ol
her son.in.law, Mr.. Z. H. Mathews.
people at DR.. A. J. Speer's Monday night.
The executions OF the young men. In this their
new role, may have done very we'll for nov
Sq woSd a+R not Gy ANY aa CRED
Mr.. Floyd Watson OF Anderson was GOWN
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting the family
Iof Mr.. g. Berry Allen.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Nickols or Greenwood
came up Thursday to Mrs. 81. ID. Harpers
beihg called there by the extreme illness ol
Mr.. Clarence Harper OF Wofford College,
also reached here Thursday, In answer 10 q
telegram, because Of mis- sisters Illness
Friday 10 attend the burial services Of Mr..
Frank Gilbert, uncle Of the former.
Mr., Sam Brown OF Anderson Court House
was in our town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Barnes spent Saturday
night at Mr. X. L. MUorneads.
the material for building the iron bridge ut
the old double bridges is now on the grounds
and will be put In position as rapidly az pos
sible.
Hands are at work remodeling andtaddins
TO his dwelling Just beyond the town limits
when finished he will move into It,
Miss Emma Shealy OF Glendale is here, tc
engage with Miss Matte Easternng, In Man
tuamakipg.
Yesterday was a forerunner, in somewhat
mild form, OF old winter. IL Is hlgh ume
that predicting by the basketball, were out. AZ
to the weather, ior the next three months
Weather prophets are somewhat silent.
It takes good deal to fatten poor dog
ago1. e. sixty dumplings, four pounds. OF ba'
con, a big pot of turnip green's, and other
Thugs In proportion, daily,-would rather
take ,hst JOB BY Hssss, HE ssy and George Wilson
were here Friday. looking after their ginning
Mrs.. Bondurant Of Atlanta, Ga, is now Wis
iting the family Of her son-in-'aw. MIR, j. o.
The plan,ers ore now utilizing this good
weather to the fullest extent, In gathering
their crops. ,
about the middle of last week.
Our community Is again called upon t.
mourn the untimely and unexpected death
OF Miss Matte Harper. II has saddened al.
10 ali who had ever met her, Last Saturday
week ago she was taken violently Ill, with
congestion, and although the physicians ski
care aud attention of loved ones was freely
given, all. all was OF no avail. and OH Wednes
1 SHy evening, as quietly and easil AZ II little
pabe falls to SLEEP 70 sne paSsed bv a~ aSe Rry
j. 3. Beard ut her home, in the presence OF
all who could reach there, and afterwards her
remains were deposited in the family burying
ground near BY. II Is hard TO realize tha one
SO lately amongst us, the very picture OF
health. and with the cherished hope;
for long and happy iiie lor her; her; should
and thut we shall, no more, be greeted with
her accustomed CHEEKY smile aud hearty
handshake. but 80 1t is, Death loves q shin
ing mark" and seems sometimes 10 aeign
tk,a. darn
The sorr0wlng family circle, has our pro
foundest sympathy. lRoufE-
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We have splendid and most stylish line o
boys suits and overcoats ut very low prices
| p. Rosenberg h Co.
Provide yourself with a good suit of cloth
ing and an overcoat. We can supply you.
Rosenberg Il Co.
overcoats. Overcoats! Don't fail to see on
elegant line of overcoats before buying. r
| Rosenberg i Co.
Look out for the new train and bargains III
clothing at P. Rosenberg Co.
When You visit Abbeville 1t will be to youl
interest 10 see our mammoth stock. We keef
full line OF nearly everything. +. hosen
berg L. Co.
Blankets in all grades. P. Rosenberg & Co
Now Is your time to buy good blankets
We have all grades. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Another elegant line of fine dress suits jus
received by p. Rosenberg CO.
Our mems suits at $40 are the best ever
shown at that price. T. Rosenberg q 20.
We carry a full line Of mems flannel over
shirts ior winter wear. p. Rosenb berg & Co.
Don't fail to see the nice selection OF gold
rings, watches, chains. &C., at Speeos Drug
Store.
C.,lisaya Tonic is guaranteed N cure chills
and fever, for sale at Speeds Drug Store
Don't forget TINT you always get your
French candies and chrystalized fruits put up
In neatly decorated boxes at Speeds Drug
Store.
The prettlest line OF Christmas goods you
ever saw at Speeds Drug Store.
"Surry of Eagles Nest" cloth 81, post paid.
A full line OF School Books, blank books pic
lures and picture frames. D. G. DUPRE.
Oct Is, 1880. 1t Greenwood, 3. =.
We now have In stock the finest assortment
of Lamp goods ever shown in Greenwood,
having lamps at from $3.50 10 S.. Stand
lamps from 20 cts. to S.. Lee 4 Bailey.
Ocl. Is, 1890. 81 Greenwood. 5. U.
Rubber Roofing Paint for tin, iron, or shin.
gle roofs, by gallon or any quality. Lee q
Bailey. Greenwood. Oct. 10. lS9O. 81
A full line of Harrison's town and country
Ready Mixed Paint. Cheaper and better
than white lead and oil. Every gallon guar
anteed to give satisfaction when properly ap.
piled or the work painted over At our ex.
pense. Lee & Bailey, Green wood.
Oct. l5, 1890. 81.
Just received 20 cases Monogram Rye whis.
key at the Centennial Saloon. More than
700 cases sold this year, with entire satisfac-
tion to every customer.
100 bushels blue stem seed wheat, for sale by
]. H. Nickels, Hodges. 2tS
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A, NJ, Hill e. Sons Locals.

Everybody should remember that fruit u
high and scarce this season, but A. NJ. Hill q
can give their customers the lowest prieces.
Attention ladies You are respectfully in
vited to inspect that lot Of pickles and pre-.
serves, just received by A. NJ. Hill q Sons.
II you wish TO see the finest stock Of French
Candles In Abbeville, 60 To A. NJ. Hill Sons.
Look at those picked Pig Feet at A. NJ. Hill
l. Sons.
A. NJ. E.ill l. Sons will receive In q few days
another lot Of those fine Potomac Herring.
Look at that Big Pound Of smoking Tobacco
and pipe for % cts. at A. NJ. Hill Sons.
Look out for the arrival Of those fine
oranges just from Florida groves at A. NJ
Hill e. sons.
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Wednesday, Oct. %. 1890
neath Of Mrs.. DeBruhl.

After an illness OF several months, Mrs
Xate DeBruhl. the beloved wife OF Marsnal
iis morning ut quarter past one O'Clock.
She leaves Il family Of small children, whc
re loo Young to realize their great loss:
IL is sad indeed for a mother, in the priue ol
glorious Young womanhood, to be stricken
iown when life is most interesting, ana
when her presence Is most needed.
1t is, If possible. more sad for innocent iittie
.hildren 10 be deprived Of mothers love
md tender care.
or the devoted husbands great loss we may
lot speak. The Supreme Ruler OF the uni
erie alone can comfort him In this Ills DARK
Mrs. DeBruhl was greatly beloved by our
oeople. and there Is scarcely heart In the
Village which will not experience sometning
of sadness At the news Of her death.
She died In the blessed hope OF SaViours
loving faVoc.
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PrssDeIms ut Of the Grand Jury.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

To his Honor j, j. Norton, Pre-
siding Judge. Oct. term 1890,
We the Grand Jury beg leave to
make the following presentment.
Under the law as amended 1t Is made
q poart of the duties of the Foreman to
attend at the Office of the County Au
,iitor at the time the settlement is made
between County Treasurer and Audi
tor. The Foreman attended to this
duty and it gives us pleasure to say
that he found the books, papers and
vouchers Of the Treasurer, School Com
missioner and County Commissioner
c,rrect. Each aud every account In
the County Commissioners office were
examined separately and found 10 be
p rfectly vouched and audited.
1t is also gratifying to state that all
claims both tor the current year and
for all past Indebtedness will be paid
in full when the present collection OF
taxes is paid and there may be small
surplus.
The report of the County Treasurer
Was equally satisfactory. AL of bis
vouchers were submitted to the audi
tor, examined, found correct and can
celled. The Treasurer had on hand
. small sum of money belonging to the
verious departmeuts. All school pay
certificates OF 1888 and 1859 were ex-
amined and cancelled.
During the year the School Commis-
sioner discovered niue forged checks
The forger made his escape before be
Jog arrested. In order to prevent q
similar occurrence we recommended
that each board of trustees be furnish
ed with Seal to be applied when
claims are approved. After acting up
on the various Indictments handed us
by the Solicitor, the Grand Jury pro-
ceeded to examine the Poor House,
Jail and Court House. We found the
Poor House in good repair and kept
we'll. We recommend that suitable
guard or feuce be placed ut the r. r.
cnt passing through the yard.
We found the Jail in good condition,
clean and thoroughly whitewashed.
We recommend that twelve pairs of
blinds be put on the windows of the
first floor.
We found the offices in the Court
House we'll furnished and neatly kel t.
We examined the ira lscripts of the
Trial Justices except that Of J. 9. Glib
ert who failed to furnish report. All
money reported has been turned over
to the County Treasurer except L.
Robinson who states in his transcript
that be is due the County $500, The
law requires that monthly reports and
payments be made by Trial Justices
and we recommend that they comply
with the law in this respect.
Respectfully Submitted.
TONNES ROBERTSON
Foreman.
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J. 7. Duckett,
JEWELER.
Greenwood, S. C.
Oct. Is. 1890.
The State of South Carolina
ARREVJJJE COTNTY
Oct. Is. 1890

Probate Confederation for Letters OF Ad.
ministration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, S. NJ. Truwit and T. j. Britt
w have made suit 10 me. TO grant them
Letters Of Administration Of the Estate and
effects Of James NJ. Truwit, late OF Abbeville
County, deceased.
These nre therefore. TO cite and admontsh
oil and singular the kindred and creditors OIL
the snid James NJ. Truwit, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be held at Abbeville c. H.. on Thurs
day, November 9Th. 1870, after publication
hereof, st IL o'clock In the forenoon. 70 show
cause If any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this 2lst day Of October In the year
IL. S. OF our Lord one thousand eight nun
dred and ninety, and In the ll5th year
of American Independence.
Published on the 22nd day Of October, 1880
In the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
]. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct o. 1880 81
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There are two Haskelrs. A. +. and John. c.
both of them bitterly opposed TO Tiliman
during the campaign. But John Haskell IKE
mas since the nomination laid down Ills arms
and says he evil not vote for his own bro
ther but will vote for Tillman.
Journal.
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A lodge Of "A. o. u. W." United Workmen
was organized at Abbeville last Friday nisnt
and the following officers were elected te
serve for he next Twelve months:
J. w. Thomson, NJ. w.
w. o. Bradley, P. M.
Dr.. F. F.. Harrison. Medical Examiner.
S. G. Thomson, Overseer.
r. G.. Wilson, Recorder.
T.P. Quarles, Financier.
A. w. Smith. Receiver.
$. c. Cason, Guide.
w. T. Branch, Outside Watcn.
F. s. Evans, Inside Watch.
The object OF this order commonly known
as the A. o. U. w. is to provide for an ins9r'
anee for the Widows cns ana 20 be the arres,
and strongest benevolent society In the
world.
Miss LUCIA REID. a charming young lady
of Due West. spent few days visiting irlehos
and relatives In and around Abbeville last
week, Miss Reid Is q graduate OF the Due
West Female College and Principal OF tne
Primary Department OF that INSTITUTION
Possessing sweet disposition combined WIN
high Intellectual attachments make her de'
sefvediy popular with the teachers and pat.
rons OF the College. We sincerely hope she
will come again "some day."
JOHN r. McCoRD, OF Hodges, died October
6. 1880. He was born MaTch d 81. ns,, asIo and sOi
always had the reputation OF being an nohes'
man, the noblest work OF God.
A LODGE of the Oriental Mystery is TO be
Organized at this place Thursday night: Ihls
members and influence throughout the c0un
try.
Mr.. JOHN MoRRAH's Registered Holstin
bull ia now auartered In Fort Pickens. Any
one wishing his services can call on Mr.. J. >
Hammond for further information.
MISSES JESSIE and Mamie Aiken, OF Cokes
bury and Miss Mamie Williams, OF Green
wood, left home last week TO enter the Presoy'
terian College in Columbia.
MEssRs. A. NJ. AIKEN. JR., and Joel Smith
Aiken, OF Cokesbury, have returned to Col
umbia 10 resume their studies In the South
Carolina University.
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MARRIED.

Married. Oct. Is. 1890. by Rev. w. F. Pearson
Mr.. THOS. f. FERGUSON and Miss MARY
ELLEN CRAWFORD, all Of Abbeville, q. G.
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Lvss OF a Fine Animal.

Mrs. Aiken. Of Cokesbury lost a fine DAY oay
raised by the late Hon. ID. Wyatt Aiken anc
was highly priced for speed. and all the qnaii q,ai
tiles OF a saie serviceable family horse. Coi
Aiken refused $500 for her at one or Inc olate
Ears. hui could not he induced to part WILL
her even at fancy price.
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Les Modes Franchises Illustrees.

Nous ne sauriOns trop r~ecommander aux
danes ct iennes files de prendre eli conside-
ration les inuIenSes avaniages que Ienr offre
IN Announcement dun an aux Nudes Francai-
seS WHsfreeS puisqne Get announcement leur
donue II patrons gratis Il par mUis) de
grandeur naturelle choisis dams les noodles
les plas nouveaux ct les plus pratiques dies
gravures donnees daBs lie journal Les Oode
Franchises WustrSes. Chaque abonne dun
an recevra aussi douze romauces o 4 mnrceanx
de musique pour piano par ntois Les
recus d'abonnement pour Iannee l>9D porte
rout un numero avant droit au iira@e dune
loterie don't Ia date sera fixee ulterieuremeut.
Valeur des lots 5000.
Les Modes Franchises Wustrees t~raiteut
toutes les questions qui peuvent Unforeseen
siInultanement tous les membres d'une
fanille.
Jugez-en par lie nomhre ct la variete dies
rnbriques suivantes.
Explorations DIES gravures de mode, ch rO-
nigues de modes, travaux de faptaisie pour
danes ct jeuIes files, brOderie, crochet,
taDisserie. ETC.. etc., avec dessins expllcatits,
%toilettes d'interieur. costumes d'entants pour
tons les ages. lingerie, trousseauX, layettes.
Tn MAGNITUDE tenilleton dun dies auteurs
~frapcais eE renum. Une eolonne ouverte aux
Questions ct Responses" offre a nos lectrices
une occasion excelleDte de Correspondence
avec les ed:teurs GA entire Giles ct de Sc rem
seigner mutuelIement sur les mile chooses
qui sont du domaine de la Mode.
Causeries sur PEtiquerte education ct
Instruction Hygiene Causeries familieres
du Docteur Ameublement Meubles; Ten
lures Decorations de la mason Economic
DOmestIque recueil de r~eceites indispensa-
bles D cohnaitre Varieties; les devoirs dune
maitresse de Taison; Cuisine pratique.
Guide preeieux pour les jeunes tcmines ct
les jeunes TILES.
Numero specimen, 5 cts. Envoi dun man.
dat poste de $3.50 pour un an d'ahonnement
Les Modes Fdancaises IHustrees. boite de poste,
! lilo on au No. 20 Cote st. / ambert, Montreal.
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ouvrierrs habit6nt assez ioin, en-
dehOrs us New. York.
Cfest alors une animation indies.
criptihle, un spectacle inimagina-
BILE. La foule qui des deux c6tes
se cOudOie sur les trottoirs, les
tramways qui Sc croisent ct Sc
suivent de pres, les trains de
chemins de fer eleyes qui passent
au.dessus de votre tete de minnie
en- minute produisent IN effet
etrange pour celui qui volt tout
celia pour la premiere fois.
LOUIS De SAINTES.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, les
lennes gems ct les hommes mfrS
qui veulent singer la jeunesse, AL
ment ct rechercbant les parfnms les
plus saves, les essences les plns
pures. les savons les plus o~dorant~
les articles de toilette les plus il,
dlspehSables ct les plus a la mode
tells que brosses a dents. peignes
Dresses a chevenx, etc. etc, trouve
ront, en- qnantit6 tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux a
des prlx qui detient toute concur
enc
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ATELIER

Ayent toni lie materiel necessaire. nous
sommes n meme d~'exeenter t0us les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous sPront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. carries d'affaires. entetes de
features. tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront imprimcs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul defent toute concur
renee.
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L'AMERICAINE

Un mot sur Ia beanie DIES Anne.
Ticaines ct sur laur toilette.
La reputation de beaute des
Americaines a fat le tour du monde
ct ellie est bien mer:tee. Cette
beaute comprend naturellement DIES
types varies a finfni CONNIE tontes
les races transplantees sur lie sol
amerlcain ct leurs inombrablps
crOisementS. Je ne me sens pas
capable de vons en- faire une des-
cription c%onvenable ct je prefare
laisser parler votre imagination.
II va dams lie sud DIES Etats Unis,
en- Louisiana, une belle race qni a
su conserver advantage son homo
geniete ct qni, a ce tire, merite nnp
mention tOute particuliere. Ellie
fOrme, a vrai dire, une classe a part
dams la grande nation americaine
son historic ct ses mBurs torme-
Taient IN volume special. Mails 81
je ne puts ell parler longuement, je
lui dois au moins deux lignes en-
PEASANT. III Y a, en- effet, a son
sujet uue erreur assez repandue
quill importe de combattre. Dams
les classes peu lettrees on est assez
dispose a confondre les creoles
avec les mulatres ct les melis. Bien
quill y ait d'assez beaox produits
du melange de la race blanche
avec la race noire ct les indiens,
cette opinion nest certo pas fiat
teuse pour de bellies files issues de
la race FRANCHISE.
Pour voir defiler sous ses yeux
tous les types de Ia beaute ameri-
caine, il faut aller haner vers lie
haut de la vile de New York, dams
les plus bellies rues, lie long DIES
magasins on Sc dome rendez vous
Petite de la classe aisee.
Voyez e essaims de jolies
femmes e%mpressees autour des
ruches bien garnies de lin9ustrie
moderne. C'est la qn'elles viennent
echanger leurs greenbacks contre
les riches etoffes ct les mile fulfill
ties qui font lie bouheur du beau
sexe. Toutes tienDent dams leur
main gantee un porte.monna;e ct lie
plus solvent un petit sac en- CUR
de Russie GU en- peau de crocodile.
CPest surtOut par IN beau temps,
sous On chaud solell d'ete, Quill
'fant les voir aller, yenir, Dan maya
sin a rautre, s'arr6ter un instant
devaut nne vitrine pour courir a
une autre. L'ombrelle au fond
bleu on rouge, coquettement pen
chez sur fepaule, anime encore de
ses reflects e physionomies ST
'expressives, Ell les entourant de
son aureole. L'eventail suspendu
a leur ceinture est IN instrument
don't Giles savent jouer merveil.
'lensement pour faire r~essortir la
grace DIES movements du bras ct
de Ia main, sill ne reussit pas a
leur bonner tOute la ventilation
desirable.
Vous n'attendez pas de moi une
description des toilettes ct oes
modes americaines. Ce nest pas
mon for, je vous l'avoue. Enfin,
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HorMA. La, Jan. 30. 1889.
A few doses ot Gouaux's Anil Astbn,.t;c
MIXTURE has relieved me of y very had
''n-h h. my lfs!e daughter ha~ be- rnr.d ii.
10y taxing Tire saiie. A.. &. I bREi;T.
Th Barber;
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ANNONCES.

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2me. %
" " Insertion add so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
aver Padresse ct n'excfdent pas quatre
Igues. par on. SIS 90
Annonce de candidats, davance, --...l 10 Do
NecrOlOgle. par 10
Toute annonce cemmercia'e publiee a Fan
nee sera inserte au faux de 50 cents par ponce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
Insertions suhseqnentes.
Toute aunonee don't le nonihre dinsertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux orlinaire.
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There is no com petition 70 Gousux's asth-
ma remedies and cough sure cure; 2 or 3 doses
will stop any cough. There is no other pre-
p~aration in the world that can do SO. 1t
would cost a fortune to publish the certif-
Gates received daily. Book and samples free
by mail. Address f. Gouaux Houma. La,
Large size. 81 % small, IS cents. All
druggists.