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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18

Ben Bartram bought twenty five pound can Of powder at M0rriIton. placed it in his wagon. and started for Plum merville Monday of last week. By some mean. IL exploded and threw BJlrtram some distance. burning the hair off his head. burning his hands and face, but did not seriously injare him.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
For Renr.

On January the store room now oc- cupied by C. F. Hinton will be for rent Apply to T. E. PRETETT, Agent
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18

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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
STROHC.

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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18

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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18

s~ Many 8 pala and s,eksy looking syss child has beeE save1 by ia gccS cQt2ss giving it Dc John RshS Worp Desfro5 ses They taste gooA Price 6 csntA
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
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The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18
McE!res's Wine of csrdul

and T4s1FoF0's BLACK GRbUG-7 ara for sale by the following merchants ID Forrest City: H. Evans t Co.
 Winthrop < Co.
 C. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1891-12-18

For saIc by & Co. Forrest City. Ark.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-04
THE g., G. & N.
The River Will be Crossed Next Week
...TracklayIne to be Pushed.

The River VIII be Crossed Next Week
...TracklayIne to be Pushed.
The exceedingly wet weather for the last six
or eight weeks, has been perplexing to rail-
road builders and schedule runners.
Slides and washes along the track have done
something to make occasional delays OF
trains, while the trsckmen have been worked
to their utmost capacity.
Recently while they were working at the
track, a seven by eight foot rock rolled down
O hill not far from where they were working,
and lodged on the track. 1t required four
blasts TO reduce 1t sufficiently to be removed,
80 that the train could pass. Fortunately the
engineer was warned In time to stop his
train.
The line being new, Of course II suffered
more from the rains than IL would have done,
II the track had been of longer standing, but
we presume that any road that survives the
rains for the last six weeks Is forever safe.
Messrs. A. NJ. Hill & Sons have undertaken
10 scatter the cross-ties along the road on the
other side OF the river. and with an ample
supply Of men and teams will commence the
work this week.
With no unexpected accident or cause OF
delay the bridge across the Savannah will be
finished by next Wednesday. and soon rs the
bridge Is crossed every energy Will be direct
ed TO laying the track toward Atlanta. Ell.
berton will be reached perhaps by the first OF
April.
the road from Elberton to Macon within eigh,
months, or by the first OF November. and
they believe that the g., G. & N. will be finish
ed TO Atlanta by the end of the year.
Various citizens OF the town have written
TO Mr.. Robinson urging the claims OF this
place as the starting point OF the branch to
| Macon, and az far as we can now understand
the main obstacle in the way of our proposi.
tion IS the Savannah River. The railroad
folk don't like TO tackle that river again, sc
soon after their experience at Wildwood.
| Captain Dodson Is giving the whole time
to the running OF the trains, and It Is said
that he never falls 10 be at the right place al
the RIG hit time.
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Smith Il Son made the largest sales Of We
hickleS on saleday ever known In one day IN
AbbevIlle. Still they have goodly number
on hand. Call on them when In need o.
any kind Of vehicle.
Go TO Smith & Sons for shot guns They
have good stock single and double barrel
muzZle and brecch leaders, also reloadlne
improvements, shells and oil kinds Of ammu'
milton.
Bargains are offered by White Brothers In
Tobaccos and Cigars. You ought to try the
leadiug brands OF cigars, Red Rooster and
Saborosa. They are hard to Dent. and ex
ceedingly popular.
Buy your wagonsfrom Smith & Sons. They
sell the Milburn and it is one OF the best
Call on them when In need OF any Kind ol
vehicle.
We are sole agents for the very latest I'm
proved "Dlxie Plow." The best plow In the
country. Examine them before buying else
where w. Joel Smith u Son.
For the next thirty days we will sell our
entire line Of pictures Mt cost, consisting oi
oil paintings, engravings, photographers pos.
tells &C. We mean what we say, they must
60. Lee bailey,
81. Greenwood, ). Z.
White Brothers have just. received another
another car load OF selected seed oa ts.
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THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
To Canvass the Returns Of Per,
s9nal Properly Of AbbeVlle
County.
Who They are and What is Ex'
pected of Them.

The Returns of the various Townships
will he forwarded to the Township
Boards on the 7th day of March.
The Township Boards will hold their
meetings between the 10th and 18th day of
March.
On Monday the 9th day of April
the County Board, consisting OF the
chairman of the various Township
Boards, will meet at Abbeville Court
House.
1t is clearly the duty Of the Townshi p
Boards of I;q uallZation to canvass care
fully each and every Return Of Personal
Property made inither respective Town
ships, in order that individual Returns of
Personal Property may be equalized as
near as possible, and in every instance
where material change in the Return of
any individual, is made, notice to the tax
payer must be given in order that he may
have the opportunity to appeal before the
County Board, which meets the 9th day
of April, 1891. Postal cards will he fur
nished by this Office for the purpose of so
notifying, where material changes are
made.
The following freeholders are hereby
appointed Boards of the various Town
ships:
Ninety-Six-J. D. Watson, J. N. Lip
scomb, B.P. Pinson.
Greenwood-C. A. C.. Waller, J. w.
Green, H. F. Fuller.
Cokesbury-Dr. Willie T. Jones, w. r.
Dunn, T. j. Ellis.
Donaldsville-J. w. Mattison, e. B.
Rasor, j. R. Latimer.
Due West-M. B. Clinkscales, J. E.
Todd, j. R. G. Dunn.
Long Cane-Benj. .Eakin, A. +. Cal
vert, R. II. Cochrane.
Smithville-W. A. Lomax, J. L. White,
Jas. Evans.
White Hall-D. w. Jay, r. ]. Hearst,
s. P. Brooks.
Indian Hill. Fl. Chiles, r. ]. Rob-
inson, J.. f. Wideman.
Cedar Springs-Dr. j. L. Presley,
John Lyon, J. T.. Bradley.
Abbeville--J. Allen Smith, John G.
Edwards, It. p. Milford.
Diamond Hill-Dr. J. H. Bell, ]. f..
Wakefield, G. w. Milford.
Lowndesville-I. II. McCalla, Massa-
lon Bell, DIR. B. A.. Henry.
Magnolia-Sam Miller, B. A. Boyd,
J. S. Norwood.
Calhoun's Mills-John II. Morrah, S. S.
Mcbride, J. II. Latimer.
Bordeaux-Dr. o. A. Traylor, ID. j.
Wardlaw, w. Il. Jennings.
The various Boards will meet and or
ganize by electing chairman and notify
this office.
w. w. BRADLEY,
Auditor 4. C..
Feb. 25, 1891. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-04
FROM LOWNDESVILLE.
What Lovers of Flowers Must MOI
Do-Peach BlOms and PinehinE
BIfzzards-A Pretty Young Lady's
Present-.SOmethin Wrong With
the MaalH-Cruel and Useless De.
strnctiOn Of Birds.
IowNpESYIELE, March 2, 1891.

LowNDEsvIELE, March 2, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hawthorn and MIR
Claude McAlister of Latimer were In town
Mr.. j. c. Lomax Of Latimer was Oh oul
streets on Tuesday.
mir. ]. NJ. LatImer paid the thriving city o
Augusta visit Taesday. w. ,o,,harn dido a.
the county began the exercises OF her schoo
at Mr.. Il. L. Moorhead's Monday.
Miss Ella Huckabee on Tuesday went on
Mi Miss s. Mamie Baskin Of Monterey was in
Miss Pauline Power Of Anderson came
Friday on visit TO Judge j. j. Moseley's FAM
For while Thursday we had a first-class
blizzard, which gave US taste OF similar VIE
itatiOns, TO more northern latitndes, Oh
which we have lately read In the neWspa
Miss Willie Leroy for the past ten days
has been unable, because OF the grip, 10 oc'
cupy her usual place In the store Of Messrs.
Miss JAMIE Frierson OF Anderson has charge
of very fiourishing school near Mr.. e. L.
Mr. j. NJ. Baker is confined to the house
Mr.. John G. Lomax proposes to plant this
wear. one barrel OF Irish potatoes, and halt an
acre In onions. He believes In diversified In
dustry.
Some Of the young people below here, oc'
casionally engage in the almost obsolete past
time OF "bird threshing."
For the past week the weather has been
quite variable. For while nearly colo
enough to freeze. for another while, warm
enough to bring ont the Lizards.
Some Of the peach trees near Latimer are
In full bloom, or were last week, but since
the snow storm Thursday, this deponent
cannot answer. We are somewha behind In
that line, but when the frulting season comes
we may be ahead. ,
| being in need Of an insecticide for her now
| ers concluded TO try sulpher. The remedy
| proved 10 be .'worse than the disease" Many
| Of her pets being killed outright. This In
formation Is given for the benefit OF those
similarly situated, and with the advise not
| .to 60 thou and do likewise"
Miss Lula White Of Greenvilie has given 10
| the Methodist church in this place qnlte Il
handsome pulpit scarf, her own hanolworR,
| which illustrates her skill and taste 70
degree which cannot be excelled, II equalea'
| by any one.
| There is now, and has been for something
| a lamentable lack Of energy and go-ahead'
| ativeness, upon the railroads, betw cen mere
and Abbeville, far as the mail service il
concerned It takes about three days 1or q
letter to come from that point TO TINS. IG
get communication through quickly, !
! would about as soon entrust IT TO hal
starved, broken down ancient mule, withou,
a rider, and give the said mule the privilege
| OF taking q bite from every tnft OF broom
sege along the way. So Mars Ben had better
bring about reform, or we might get mao
and withdraw our patronage from the ,i,6t unl
ted States postal department., and estaoilsh
| a mail route of our own, between this place
and Abbeville, anyhow. Would you blame
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-03-04

JUDGE MCGOWAN is still improving IN
health, and 1t will now be only little while
until our highly respected and greatly below
ed worthy patriarch will be himself again.
Il has taken him longer to I'LL the opinion
Of the Court on the grip than 1t usually
requires to get judgment In half dozen
ordinary cases The grip puzzles the N Court ,sa az
statutes, precedents, or technicalities, and the
most learned judges and the most able law
yers must master that ailment as do ordinary
mortals.
Mr., J. C. KLUGH, who has been suffering
for nearly a month with something like grip,
has SO far recovered as to be able 70 be at bis
ofice again, though he lacks something OF
being we'll. He was able 10 make his sales
last Monday. Many friends wish for him an
early and complete restoration TO full health,
so that he may have many years OF happiness
on the splendid place which he has bought,
and where he has established an enViaoe
home.
WE ask your attention to the fact that the
Allen Manufacturing Company at Clinton
the home of Mr.. Jacobs orphanage, is pre-
and % other n ri building materials. This is a home
enterprise, and all things being equal, we
ought to give that company our orders. we
think their work Is Of high class, and IS SOLD
as cheap as shoddy goods.
Mr.. J. T. SIMMONS, who has big stock OF
buggies to sell, was In town Monday. he
said he would at an early day Invite the read
ers Of the Press and Banner to bis place o: o:
DublueSS, WneT0 hS pEoPOSo W ohSt thOAk os
the rlS hit time, some good bargains.
WE expect to publish our subscription list
on March IL. Please notify US Immediately
II there is mistake In the date opposite your
name. II in arrears we would be glad to re
ceive payment before that time.
MRssRs GEO. S. and R. c. WILSON are
prepared 10 grind corn in the town OF Able
willie for the public at the old stand OF Geo. 8.
Wilson 4 Co, Give them your grinding and
help out our home enterprises.
Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON, who lived with his
children near Hodges. died last Monday
night, after O long sick ness. He was eighty.
four years OF age.
CONoNEL W. P. CALHOUN went TO Walhalla
last week on business connected with the es'
tate Of Colonel j. E. Calhoun.
N. P. DEBRUHL. ESQ.,, l.. w. Perrin. Esq.
w. N. Graydon, ESQ.,, were In Walhalla re-
Gently on law business.
Mr.. ]. NJ. COCHRAN, Of Due West was on
our streets last Monday, being the first time
that he had been here In year.
Mr. r. l.. MooREHEAD, OF Lowndesville
was In town last week where he is always
gladly welcomed.
We have a car load OF slightly damaged
meal which we will sell at 81 25 per sack. P
Rosenberg & Co.
Cheap cow food The meal we arc selling
at Sips per sack, slightly damaged. p. Rosen
berg & Co.
L1EUT-GovERNoE GARY was In Augusta las
week.
SC. CAsoN, ESQ.,, was at Laurens Court las
week.
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Two Papers . Week for q Dollar n
Year.

The "twice.a. week" edition OF the st. Louis
Republic Is at once the best and the ch eapest
news Journal in the world. 1t Is big seven
column paper, containing six TO eight pages
ed every Tuesday and Friday. Its readers
get the news OF the day almost as prompt
and fully as the readers of Daily and half q
week ahead OF any weekly In every State in
the Union. Yet the price Is only One Dollar
year. Special Missouri, Illinois and Texas
editions are printed, and general edition for
States contains nothing but details OF impor.
Republic is the leading Democratic paper OF
the country aggressive, but at the same time
liberal, and the only thoroughly national
journal In the whole country. Remember
the price Is only One Dollar Year. Sample
copies, also an illustrated Premium Catalo-
que, sent free on application. Address THE
REPUBLIC, st. Louis, Mo.
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For Sale! 600 bushels Meal,
slightly damaged, Sl.25 per sack
P. Rosenberg & Go.
seintiIlations From Honea Path.

HoNEA PATH, 9. C., March 2, ls9l.
MIR. ]. A. Brock. Of Anderson. spent day In
town last week.
Mr.. Clarence Brook has been quite sick for
the last week.
Mrs Z. a. Chandler and little son, Of Co
lumbia, Mich, are visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Elrod.
Misses Ellen Tribble and Minnie Latimer
spent Sunday with Miss Zula Brock.
Mr.. 6. +. Blgby, one OF Anderson's most en-
terprising merchants, spent Sunday with US.
Frank Ia one OF our boys, and always receive
q warm welcome In Honea Path.
Judge Trussell spent Saturday In Ander-
son.
Wister. son Of Mr.. G. E. Harper, for the
month OF February, stood higher in bis class
es than any scholar Prof. Watkins has ever
had; he made one hundred In all his studies
Mr.. ]. w. Sproles, or Greenwood, passed
through here last Thursday.
Mr.. Glenn McGee, who has been attending
the Baltimore Dental College, is expected
home to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Mason preached quite an Interest.
ing sermon In the Methodist church yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Iommie Kirkpatrick, Of Bolton, has
been spending some days with his parents.
Mrs. ]. L. Brock was called 10 Anderson last
week 10 the bed side OF her sick daughter
Mrs Sullivan, EALL4.
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AS the season is far advanced. we will offer
for the next two weeks. Special bargains In
winter wraps. X. NJ. Haddon K Co.
Ifyou are In need of a winter wraps call at
once on r. NJ. Haddon & Co. they have a few
nos. which will bo sold at a bargain.
Ladies will find 1t decidedly to their inter
est 10 secure some OF the elegant bargains ad,
yertised this week. p. Rosenberg 4 Co.
Those who call early will get the incest Sc
lection of our big bargains In sateenS, lawns
outings, etc. P. Rosenberg & Co.
Ifyou want the most serviceable and dura'
BILE shoes buy a pair Of Emerson shoes from
P. Rosenberg & Co.
Smith Sons carry the fullest line OF har.
ness In Abbeville. Extra pieces furnished II
you don't need full set.
The Abbeville OH Mill exchanges fertilizers
for cotton seed. The seed 10 he delivered in
the fall.
II you wish anything in dress goods and
shoes, give me u call during Court week
w. f. Bell.
Don't pay l2I cents for the same sateen we
will sell you at eight cents. lP. Rosenberg &
Attention Ladies! You can get some elegant
bargains In Spring goods ut P. Rosenberg q
Co.
A complete line OF gents slippers and pat
ent leather pumps now on hand. 7. Rosen'
berg Il Co.
Great DhrgalnS In reauy-IHauc ClOtnllB cuI
now be had ut the store or White Broth
ers.
We keep full supply of Galvanized barbed
wire. p Rosenberg & Co. IF.
Knitting cotton and knitting wool, fui
line colors at r. M. Haddon & Co.
Flour! -four! -four! All grades at lowest
paices. Z. Rosenberg & Co.
Read what +. Rosenberg Co. have to say
about farm supplies.
Don't fail to see the bargains / am offering
for the month Of January. W. E. Bell.
Seed oats !! seed oats !! fresh pure seed
oats, just received by Smith Sons.
Patronize home enterprise by buying your
fertilizer from Abbeville oil mill.
Farm misunderstanding needed on the
farm. p. Rosenberg & Co.
All the ladies should read P. Rosenberg &
Co.'S advertisement this week.
Is there any reason why editors should
not show a decent regard for eachi other"
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To Andrew P. Calhoun and Calhoun
widow of Jno. G. Calhoun Of Florida, absent
defendants:
TAKE NoTICE-That the summons In this
action, Of which the above is copy, to-
gether with the. complaint in this action,
was filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for the Coun.
ty of Abbeville, In the State OF South Caro-
lima, on the 3rd day OF February, 1891, A. D.
The object Of this action Is TO partition cer'
tain tract of land described in the complaint
and owned by Rosa P. Swearingen and the
heirs and devlsers of James Edward Calhoun.
deceased. Notice Is also, hereby given the
minor defendant, Andrew P. Calhoun, that
unless he applies to this Court for guardian
ad lte,, to appear and defend this action for
him, Within twenty days after service hereof,
exclusive Of the day OF such service, the plain.
tiffs will apply for the appointment OF such
guardian. WIN. PATRICK CALHOUN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb. ls, 1891. IT,
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The Press and Banner
By HUGH WILSON.
Wednesday, March 4, 1891.
New Homes 20 be BuiIt.

The dwellings of Mr.. Il. NJ. Haddon and ol
Mrs. Wilson are in course Of construction.
Mr. Julius NJ. Nisanska has the plans 1or
for three new dwelling houses which he ex-
poets to build on Magazine Hill. His houses
will be NICE comfortable four room cottages.
with piazzas. ETC.. which be expects 10 rent az
about $40 a month. One OF them ls alreaay
engaged. e,,
lies and several business firms W ho desired 10
cause of lack of dwellings and store rooms.
The already increased business OF the Town
with the still fiatterng prospects ahead OF us
and iii business firms are doing we'll while
town property 10 high.
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Some special bargains offered in dress goods
during January, 1891, at r. NJ. Haddon Co
The Chickasaw High Grade Fertilizer for
sale at Abbeville oil mill.
A car load seed oats to arrive this week.
Smith & Sons.
The trial of Jones, the Edgefield
murderer, was to have taken place at
Lexington last week, but it has been
posponed until June.
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CANDY FACTORY IMPROVEMENT.
What the New Establishment Intends
to DO-Abbeville Men Still Ahead.

me SLaLe.
The candy factory, which was started In
this city some time aga, by Messrs. Il. H. Wal.
ker of Green wood. and Duval Dudley, travel.
ing salesman of Wynn, Johnston Il Co.. OF
Macon Ga, has proved u remarkable success
40 much so that Mr.. Walker has re.
signed his position with Austin. Nichols &
Co., of New York, and has assumed the man.
agement Of the factory. They intend to do a
large jobblng business. Atpresent they are q
week behind their orders. and are rnanufac.
turing 1000 pounds OF candy per day. The
factory already employs a travelling sales
increased to 1908 pounds every twelve hours.
Twenty-Five varieties OF stick candles will be
manufactured, and between 200 and 400 varie-
ties of fancy candles. In this industry twen-
ty.tve 10 thirty operatives will be employed.
The sales since the establishment OF the fac
tory have averaged $50 per day.
The young men composing the firm are pro-
gressive, and say that they intend to have the
best candy factory In the South within the
next few months.
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Senator Hemphill's son William, nine
years old, has struck something new In the
printing business 1t Is usual to teach be-
alphabet are by placing large letters In the
several boxes. Some days are required to
learn the boxes. William found dia'
gram in an old specimen book, studied u
Stspped into the Medium Office and com
menced distributing type. We have been In
the printing business many years but never
heard of such thing before.
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Doctor in His New Home.

DR.. C. W. Cason recently went to Hodges,
prospecting for place to locate for the prac'
tice OF medicine Being we'll pleased with
week to Abbeville to take his wife and their
infant babe TO his new home. The young
wife is happy, and the father is proud OF the
10 a life of that honor and usefulness, which
may prove blessing and crown Of glory to
the parents.
The Doctor is one of the most promising
young physicians OF A6beviiie county ano
we have no doubt that his skill and integrity
as q physician will commend him TO the
good people among whom he has cast his lot
Long live the babe, and Its happy parents.
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We are giving special attention to supply
he demand of the farm. +. Rosenberg & 20
Jan. %, lS9l ILL.,
Ruy your fertilizers from the OIL Mill to be
paid for In the fall with seed.
Two car load of molasses Just in-choice
brands-and low prices. w. Joel Smith
Sons.
Our stock OF millinery is 80 much reduced
by the holiday trade that we have duplicated
orders. Latest styles In millinery eau De
found at R. NJ. Haddon Co.
yeIvets, yelyetsi All the staple coiors In
velvets at all prices still to be found at r. M.
Haddon & Co.
When In want OF -four in any quantity call
on P. Rosenberg i Co.