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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
BY d. T. Turner & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
sl2 east Broad street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

i -
By virtue Of the provisions OF a certain deed
OF trust dated March l, 1898, and OF record In
the Clerks ONCE. Henrco County Court, Deed
Book l42 A, page 242, default having been
made In the payment Of tho DEBT thereby se-
cured. and being required 80 10 do by the bene-
iciary under said deed, will sell by public auc-
tlon on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1894.
at o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed as follows
THAT certain LOT OF LAND near tn vest
ern limits Of the city OF Richmond, In he.rico
county. located follows: Beginning On the
west side OF Carter street AZ a point thirty-four
$40 feet south Of Taylor street. aud running
southwardly and fronting on the said west line u
Carter street fifteen tl5) feet. with depth he-
tween parallel lines AID at eight angles with
Carter street. OF ninety 900 feet.
TERMS :'Cash sufficient TO pay any taxes taat
may DO due, the expenses OF this sale, and 70
discharge note OF $500, with interest from
Marcn 1. 1894: the residue on terms TO be an-
nounced at sale. f. A. RANDOLPH,
Trustee.
B. Y. TURNER 4 Co, Auctioneers. NH
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b. y. TURNER & Co., Auctioneers.

BY II. Selden Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office, Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
JUST LOOK

at our display OF elegant and seasonable
quits going at figures as scrawny as
dried.up centenarian. Now's the time
to deal tenderly with your pocket-book.
We are furnishing the opportunity be-
Cause our Ready. Made Suits for evening
or business wear are Inatchless surprises
for close buyers. These outfits are made
of the best materials. and they're no.
thing il not stylish and finished in every
detail of makeup. Here are the econo-
nv snaps of the year in Clothing. and
snaps are challenges to quick action.
Don't try to catch passed ball or Sc
cure bargain that's gone.
YOUMANS' HATS-latest
blocks.
SPRING SCARFS.
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WEST END,
Happenings and Incidents Of Week
Around the City.

Happenings and Incidents Of a Week
Around the City.
Miss Sallie Lou Arnold, Of Elberton, came
over last week to attend Pinafore. She is Wis
iting the family Of Mr.. R. NJ. Hill.
Judge Cothran and T. P. Cothran, Esq.
were In our city several days last week;
Mrs. Lewis Parker came down from Green
Vile to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker.
Miss Janet Burch, OF Elberton, visited Mrs
F. E. Harrison several days last week.
| Mr.. w. p. Calhoun, Of Atlanta, made q fly
Miss Nora Jones and Miss Georgia Heard, o.
Elberton, spent several days last week visit
ing the Misses Marshall.
Miss Corrie McClung left last Thursday fol
Charleston; where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Miss GusSie Mcintosh left on Saturday fol
| Elberton, where she will visit friends.
home in Darlington. Mr.. James has many
friends here who will always be glad to vel
come him back to Abbeville.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN is now In Charleston
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G. Benet
Mr.. Francis M. Butt. OF Augusta, was in the
Mrs. W. c. Davis and her pretty little
daughter, Of Athens, are visiting the family
A german was given In honor Of Miss
Schoen last Friday night by the young meE
Of Abbeville. The dance was at MIR. Rosen.
bergs Hall, and was eoloyed BY all who a.
ano. Miss Kirby is an accomplished young
musician.
Miss Jamie Schoen after spending some
time with friends In this city left last Satur.
day for Atlanta, accompanied by Miss Sallie
Marshall. They spent Sunday In that city
returning Monday.
| Mrs. Gus Aiken, of Ch ester, was in our
town last week visiting her uncle, Mr.. w.
| Joel Smith.
Miss Frances Calhoun and Mr.. Arthur Cal.
houn were in Abbeville Saturday.
Mr.. j. 8. Cothran, of Chester, spent Sunday
| with his parents In this city.
son, passed through Abbeville last Sunday on
their way to Anderson from Elberton.
Miss Florence Templeton and Miss Carrie
Sullivan went to Due West last week TO at.
tend the Young Peoples Convention.
Master Paul Pressly rode down from Due
West on bis bicycle to take In Pinafore. He
made the trip In about two hours.
We learn the Elberton folks have requested
| The Pinafore troupe to come over TO that city
and give an exhibition. What will be the &C
tion Of the management In the matter we do
not know. but would suggest that they try
and go and give our Elberton friends chance
Our friend DR.. @. A. Milford left yesterday
| via Seaboard Air Line for Dallas and other
points OF Interest in the Lone Star State. The
Doctor will be away for about one month, and
will take in the wild aud woolly West" pret-
ty generally. We wish him God speed and q
safe return to his adopted home, and many
| friends. During DR.. Milford's absence Mr.. F.
c. DuPre will fill his place at Speeds and fix
! the medicine for you.
Mr.. Mason Speer, one OF Monterey's hand
some beaux, spent Sunday in the city.
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R. Il. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman.
W. A. LANIER,
]. M. MAJOR,
County Commissioners.
R. E. COX, Clerk.
May 8, 1894, tt

P. B. Speed has Just added q new fount to
his counter aud Is now able to give you any
thing you want In the line OF refreshing
drinks.
Ladies have you been TO my store lately ?
| II not, come and see how nicely ! am pre-
pared TO serve you with refreshing drinks.
Cherry and lemon Iph hosphates are the best
drinks you can take for nervousness, at
Speeds.
If you want one OF the finest toilet soaps on
the market try orab-apple boQuet. Only 25c q
box OF 8 cakes sold by P. B. Speed.
Cherry bounce is the finest thing served at
Speeds fouut. Try 1t and you will continue
to call for that flavor all during the season.
P. B. Speed.
freshes your whole system? If you do. call
for glass OF pine apple bonbon, at Speeds.
have lust received fine line OF high grade
french candy. Come and buy while 1t is fresh.
We have any size box you want. P. B. Speed.
DO you suffer with nervous headache? You
can always stop 1t with O refreshing glass oil
cherry phosphate. Fol sale at Speeds.
Always remember the Bracket Store when
you want TO buy anything.
Go TO the Racket Store when you want good
goods cheap.
The watch word In trade circles ls the Rack
et Store on the corner.
A new and fresh lot of laces and embroid.
cries billed for this week.at COleman's Racket
Store.
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RAILROAD RACKET.
Items of Interest to Railroad People
and Their Friends Picked mp
Along the Road and About the
Shops.

Items of Interest to Railroad People
and Their Friends Picked mp
Along the Road and About the
shops.
Mr.. l.. T. Myers, who for several years past
has been General Superintendent Of the s. A.
L.. has resigned. Mr.. John H. Winder, the
popular and efficient Superintendent OF rhe
G., e. & N, has been appointed General Man.
ager OF the entire s. 4. L.. system with head
quarters at Atlanta. (Ia.
Engineer w. f. Z. Claton, who has been un-
able 70 perforni any Gnty for quite awhile on
account of injuries received In an accident
two years ago, has reported for duty, and is at
present on duty as engine inspector for the G.,
Z. 4 N, at this point.
Chief Train Dispatcher James Hoke left
yesterday for five weeks visit to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Engineer Charlie Pemberton has recently
moved his family from Richmond, Va, TO this
Machinlst John Dockrey is fitting up new
| set of guides and crOSBheads for engine 500
| that IL In the shops for overhauiing.
The machinery recently put up at the shops
ls now run ming smoothly with Mr.. Thomas
Shaw as Foreman. Mr.. Shaw has been Fore
man over this machinery for more than %
years. Master Machinist B. s. Shaw served
his time on this machinery and the Racket
| man had tussle with II for awhile fifteen
Work-train Conductors Taylor and Farley
are taking a rest while their trains are off.
Storekeeper Steel was out over the line last
week with the supply car distributing sup.
! plies 70 agents, trackmen and bumpers.
Master Machinist Shaw made a short visit
| TO Wilmington, n. G., last week.
Engineer &. H. Dunbar, who has been quite
i'll for sometime, reported for duty last week.
| Several Of the Engineers on the g., Z. d N,
have recently been making trips over TO Ell
berlon recently for the purpose OF riding the
| Masonic goat
Engineer Turner Is at present running on
| the Belt at Atlanta; Engineer Butts Is doing
switching at Monroe, while Engineers Tay lor
and Jake Collett are switching on the Abbe-
vile yard.
| Captain Edward Fickling, an old time r. &
d. Conductor, is now doing police duty at the
G., G. q A. depot In Columbia.
| Il. T. Tailey recently elected City Auditor OF
Columbia, was in railroad service as time
keeper for the c., Z. e A. r. r. for several
years.
Conductor John Cothran was off duty last
! week on the sick list. Conductor Dick West
kept up Captain Cothran's train while he was
of.
Engineer Frank Fetzer left for st. Paul last
Thursday, where he goes as delegate to the
tWenty-seventh convention OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers.
! Engineer Joe Harris has returned from a
big fish down on the Savannah river. The
stories that this festive Engineer will tell for
some time Will be rather fishey.
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PINAFORE.
Oelig hlfnt Amateur Performance in
ROSenberC's Hall.

One of the most pleasant musical entertain
menta that Abbeville has ever witnessed wRt
had In Rosenberg's hall last Tuesday night
Every seat was taken. and every spectator
was delighted.
The play was n good one In every partic
nlar and each OF the performers acted his ol
her part In faultless manner. and every
body felt like returning thanks to Professor
Bailey and his troupe for the entire success
OF the play. Many said that professionals
could not have rendered 1t in q more accept
able manner. The musical talent was noted
byall.
formance was so much enjoyed that special
request was made for the troupe TO repeat the
performance the next night, which the troupe
kindly consented TO do. About two hundred
persons were present the second night, and
the performance on the second night was
fully up 10 the hI yh standard OF the previous
night. The following was the caste of char
actera
The RI. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, X. c. B.
MIR. B. +. Bailey.
Capt. Corcoran-Mr. w. w. Bradley.
Ralph Rackstraw-Mr; R; E. James.
Boatswain-Mr. r. McC. Perrin.
Boatswains Mate-Mr w. @. Cothran.
Midshipmite- Master Sam Bailey.
Josephine-Mrs. A. NJ Smith.
Buttercup-Mrs. Ellen Stanley.
Hebe, (Sir Joseph's first cousin)-Miss VIII.
Director OF Mnsic-Miss Cuddie Colhoun.
SIR JosEPH's COUSINS. HIS SISTERS AND HIS
AUNTs.
Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Sallie Marshall,
Miss Corrie McClung, Miss Lucia MCGOWAN,
Miss Agness Quarles, Miss May Tusten,
Miss Elese Bowie, Miss Saidee Colhoun,
Miss Loulie Eughes, Miss Rachel HemPhill
Mrs. w. P. ferguson.
SAILORS AND MARINERS.
W. E. Hill, J. a. Hill,
Edwin Parker, Coulter Cothran,
James Cochran, Lawton Dargan,
Chauncey Miller, Belton Lyles,
j. A. Allen. Henry BRADLEY.
During the interval between the acts Hon.
W. p. Wideman sang some songs which were
fully up to his we'll known standard.
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GO 10 Speeds and get you q few sheets o I
sticky fly paper and catch all the flies IN your
neighborhood.
Victor sweeps, all sizes Of this splendid
sweep, from IA TO 26 inches, also extra wings
and bolts. Abbeville Supply Co.
We are again agents for the Reuben Jones
Cotton Feeder. Come aud see them.
Abbeville Supply Co.
am now serving "ice cream soda" at my
Gount. Call and try glass. P. B. Speed.
Cherry bounce is the most popular drink at
Speeds fount. When exhausted try glass
only cents.
secured job lot of sticky fly paper, a few
days ago, which l will now sell very cheap
come, buy and keep down the flies.
p. B. Speed.
II you want fne soap try tube rose or crab
apple boquet. They can't be beat. Sold by
Speed.
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CONTRIBUTED LOCALS.

Abbeville, s. G., May 8, 1894.
Fine rains have fallen pretty generally over
the county within the past few iys.
The faint OF marriage beIls is heard in tht
near future for one OF AboeVille's prettiest
yonng ladies'. Guess who.
Mrs Abe Rosenberg and her four handsome
buys spent q few days lust week with relatives
in Ab0eville returning ~ her home In Green.
wood ON Monday.
Mr.. Upchurch Of Cnica:o arrived in
the city last Monday W the great delight OF
hls wife ana daughter who reside here. MIR.
Upchurch Is q gentleman OF nne address. al"
fable and pleasant In his manner, and seems
TO be much pleased with the piciuresqueness
OF our rolling eountrS ,1;s MS well as our quiet
Salesday passed on quietly, win q small
crowd, and little business.
Miss SailIe Lou Arnold one OF ElbeI toms
prettlest and most accom- plished young ladies
csme over 10 the opera, and is spending some
time with her cousin. Mr.. K. NJ. Hill and lam
Mr.. George W. fan, ST.. had the mlsfort-
une 10 lose fue rnilch COW last week.
Miss Carrie and Miss Georgia Marse were
shopping In Abbeviile last alurday.
Mrs. J. X. TArrant with her pretty little son
Baker was In the CITY last week.
Mis- Nellie MCGEE (Sisttr OF our townsman
H. +. McGee) who has been spending while
In Abbevile returned 10 her home Ia Ander
son last Saturday.
Clung are visiting In the City 10y the Sea.
Communion services were reid In The Meth
odisI church last Sunday.
Rev. Atrial Will conduct the prayer meeting
services In the Methodist church this evening
His subject ImpOrLunate prayer.
Anderson's Town Council have passed an
ordinance prohibiting the sale OF intoxica
Ting liquors.
The ''tiger" is loose in Abbeville which now
has three open bars In pluce OF One dispensa
~. Watch and you can judge for yourself
which will bring about most trouble. and
drunkenness.
Mr.. George Gambrell dropped in last Sun
day and had q CHAT with bis friends, and lef
ON the ~ o'clock train. He IL q worthy young
man and has recently been promoted by the
officers of the g., Z. q N. railroad In whose
employ he has been for some time.
Mr.. Walter Visanska who has been with
his father and family. left for his home iI
Brunswick, Ca, last Wednesday.
Miss Harden Of Chester IL here on q trip X
her sister Mrs. DR.. Brice.
The clerks who are fortunate enough to ee
off at P. n. are now enjoying their few
Iats during the winter. II Is nothing but rlgh
The pretty and accomplished Miss Emmi
Tolbert was 10 the city last Monday.
Nr. P. B. Speed returned last week from al
extended trip through Alabama where h'
went 10 see an aged aunt living near We
tumpka.
Mr.. samuel Eakin lost a good work mule
last week.
Nessrs. A. M. Hill Sons have recently re
cetved TWO shipments OF new Irish potatoe
from Florida. M.
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A Good Builder.

Mr.. w. N. Patterson, OF Hunter. Is In tow n
look Ing for work. He is good mechanic,
and does all kinds or work In his line rom
the building Of fine house TO big bridge.
He has been building bridges in various sec
lions of the county. Among other large
bridges which he has built Is the bridge a.
Mattox's mill. across SaIuda River. II bnlli
a covered bridge at tnat place when gave
good salts to the commissions RS OF Ab.
beyiIle and I.uurens cDuuties. If any OF our
people wish u consult contractor for the
building Of a house. let them apply TO him at
A ubeviIle or Hunter z. o.
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THE UNWILLING
Of the Monument to the Confederate e
Sailors and Soldiers.

The coming great event in Richmond Is the
unveiling of the monument In memory OF
the Confederate sailors aud soldiers, which
takes place on the 60th OF May, instant.
The g.. G. & n. Railway have made liberal
terms TO those who wish TO attend from this
section. Special rates for military compa.
MES. below those for citizens, have been
made, From their schedule OF charges we
note;
from Abbeville-For individuals. SlG.65
for military. Sl0.40.
From Greenwood-For individuals, S18.6
for military, Sl005.
The tickets will be sold May 18th and Goth
Limit for returning June ith. Continuous
passage in each direction.
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LAST Monday was Sale Day. Very few per-
sons we're here. and no official sales were
made. The sales were by the Executors ol
the estate OF Hon. +. A. Conner. Five shares
OF The Stock In the Farmers Bank were sold
at s96.25, Hon. W. Fl. Parker becoming the
purchaser.
FLETCHER SMITH caught at Smiths Ferry
on Saiuda river few days ago a carp weigh.
ing twelve pounds. He took from the hsh
rive pounds OF eggs. The fish was caught
with hook and line. He sold the whole ior
SIPS.
will be held at the residence OF Mr.. Jones +
Miller, Friday night. May llth. Mr.. W. L.
Miller, essayist.
w. W. Bradley, Secretary.
GOOD oil, low prices, fair dealing, and ad
vertising IL building up u good trade In oil for
Mr.. G. w. Lomax, whose notice appears else.
where. He sells q great quantity OF oil, and
his trade increases as time passes.
THE negroes are applying for registration
tickets in great numbers, and II our whit white
people neglect a vital duty we nave noooQy
TO blame but ourselves
Col. w. p. CALHOUN of Atlanta, was In
town for day or two last week. Many
friends wish that he and Mrs. Calhoun may
come back to Abbeville.
DURING the rain q COW shed belonging to
Mr.. James s. Starke fell and 10 badly mash.
I'd his COW that II is thought she will die.
If you know young man who has reached
the age of twenty-one, since the election
don't let him neglect 70 register.
MESS. G. L. BAKER. and 1. g. Huckabee ol
LowndesYilie were in town last Monday
Mr.. Baker came 70 register.
MISS LILaE ORR VINCENT is on a visit 10
her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Fooshe, who is STOP
ping at Mr. Bells.
Miss ELLEN PARKER will give a pink tea
this afternoon, complimentary TO Miss Schoen
OF Richmond, Va.
THEyoung men gavea german In Visa nsks
Hall last Friday night In honor OF visiting
young ladies.
WITHOUT q registration ticket man Ii
not q full qualified citizen to take part 10
politics.
sHERIFF NANCE went to Columbia yester.
day 70 take lunatic Docie Archer TO the asy'
lum.
REV. j. L. HEMPHILL passed through town
going aud returning from The Due West meet
Ing.
DIR. C. IA. MILFORD. will leave to-day to
attend the Baptist Convention in Texas.
DR.. MARSHALL has discovered a fine min
erai spring on his place In town.
You lose your citizenship II you don't reg.
lister next sale day.
EVERY good citizen should register. Next
Sale Day IL The last day.
MR. J. K. GLENNs new house Is rapidly
going up.
DON'T neglect to register.
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Delightful Ice Cream Soda.

Abbeville like all enterprising towns has a
few business men who are always on the look
out for the pleasure and com forts OF lheir lei
lowman. Mr. p. B. Speed has lately added 10
his large collection Of drinks Ice cream soda.
" hich IL now winning quite reputation IN
the cities as one OF the most delightful drinks
served at fountains. All lovers OF Iced drinks
should call at Mr.. Speeds fountain and get
what they want.
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PERMITS TO SELL.
Three Whiskey Saloons Opened In
Abbeyille.

The town council have received application
for permits TO three men to open saloons for
the next three months, namely: T. l. Doug.
lass, ]. Z. Cox and Quattlebaum, the lat.
ter being from Atlanta.
They pay each Sl25 q quarter for the priv
ilege. All the store ROOMS on the east side Of
the Public Square being previously occupied
MIR. Quattlebaum and Mr.. Cox will get places
O little OF the Square. Mr.. Douglass occu.
pies the Palmetto Saloon, or Red Front Sa.
loon.
We do not know If any others Will 90 Into
the business. When 1t was thought that we
would have "free liquor" there were reports
of intention by various persons to exercise
their "lnalienable ghts." but since the coun-
ell have determined to tax the business We
have heard lees OF that sort OF talk.
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Official Visit.

Hon. w. ID. Mayf1eld. State Superintendent
official business. He came to look Into the
aft ,irs OF the public schools. While here be
went tn our new school house, and examined
The office of the School Com 90 missioner.
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ABBEVILLE'S PENSIONERS,
Examine This List and IL You Find
Your Name You are Entitled 10

Examine This List and If You Find
Your Name You are Entitled 10
$22.
Matthew knight,
NJ. j. Wharton,
VIM. Mouchat.
w. l.. Dukes,
j. d. Etheridge,
Martha Freeman,
Mary Simpson.
Elizabeth Magee.
Eliza E. Walker.
Margaret Mcbride,
Mary ]. Mckee,
Mary J. Hall,
Jane Ferguson,
+. B. Shirley,
Rebecca BARLEY,
H. f. Film,
Elizabeth Elmore,
Matilda Bolts,
Elizabeth Napier,
s. A. McClendon,
h. G. Mcmahon,
Sarah A. Wilson,
Nancy Yeargln,
Mary E. Smith,
Jane c. King,
E. C. Bagwell,
Tabitha Brooks,
Sarah Ross,
Sarah Finley,
Mary f. Patterson.
SC. Walker,
Lou II. Paschal,
Mary E. Sullivan.
Jane E. ElgIn,
G. p. SaXson,
Sallie Watkins,
NJ. l.. Bonds,
NJ. l.. Sutherland,
Annie Lawton.
Louisa McAllister,
Nancy Stokes,
N. Z. Firth,
Mary h. Mnnday,
Mary j. Cochran,
Mary j. Patterson,
Elizabeth Beasey,
M. A. Griffin,
Mary a. Ellenburg,
Elizabeth PruItt,
Laura Brown,
G. w. Boyle,
A. w. Weed.
Sarah A. Ashley,
Jane r. Wilson,
Sd Ramsey,
j. A. Crows,
Sarah H. Fisher,
John Bowick,
Mary DrumUnd,
Jno. W. Carlisle,
Jane Ford,
l.. d. Bowie,
David H. Waugh,
Sue e. WaldrOp,
Sampson Carroll,
NJ. b. Book.
For payment of pensions the above named
persons Will call on w. r. Bullock.
Clerk Of Court.
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School Entertainment.

MISS SUSIE CAsoN will give school exhi
billion on Friday evening, 18th, at Sharon
church, at which refreshments, Ices. &C., will
bs sold for the benefit of the new church now
being built. This is 4 good canSe and the
public are cordially Invited.
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A. R.P. church Directory.

Pastur-Rev. F. Y. Pressly.
service every Sabbath at IL 30 a. m. and 80
D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
sabbath School 1890 q. m. SuperiE tendent,
G. D. Haddon.
All persons are cordially Invited TO attend
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If you want TO sleep late In the morning
and don't care TO be walked by flies put lew
pieces Of sticky fly paper by the bed.
P. B. Speed.
See the cotton feeder the BEST thing 10 pro.
tect small corn and cotton.
Abbeville Supply Co.
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Judge Gary Called to the Bench.

Associate Justice f. b. Gary has been ap
pointed by the Governor to sit in the place ol
Associate Justice Pope in the Supreme Court
In the trial of some cases from Laurens In
which Judge Pope was disqualified.
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Grain cradles. new "a finger Berry grain
cradle. AbbevilIe Supply Co. 1
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NINETY-SIX.

GIeanings In and Around the Old
FOrI-.SenaiOriRI Candfdates--Dr.
Andersons Letter-Captafn Parks
Hearty HOrse-.YOnng Doctor,
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Running Stream Of WATER

Is deemed a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
t,on the offender is liable to fine of not less
than FIVE Dollars nor more than Twenty
Five Dollars.
The County Commissioners are authorized
and requested by law TO clean out the Streams
where owners refuse TO do 80, and charge the
same to the land, the cost Of which Is a prior
lien on the property.