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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-20
TALK FROM TROY.
Visitors by the ScOre-Happy Marri-
ages-Fine schools, dc.

ages-FIne SCHOOLS, 6c.
Troy, S. c., Feb. ~, 1895.
After So many dark days Of dsagreeable
weather the sun is shining bright this morn
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. OF Richmond, In
diana, alter Il weeks stay with their cousins,
Mr.. aud Mrs. MUrey, Of Wideman's, returned
Mr. /. A. DowtIn, one of our industrious
young farmers, Is building on the land recent
ly bought by him. He must be getting ready,
&C.. &c.
Miss May Youngblood, OF Winter Seat, and
DR.. Zimmerman, OF Edgefeld, were married
last week.
Mr. J. +. Wideman spent day and night in
Miss McCorkle and Miss Reid, two pretty
young ladies, of Augusta, Ga, are spending
some lime at Mr.. Turner's.
Mr. Ben ChileS, one OF the best salesman on
the road, passed through here Friday.
DR.. &. W. Pressly left for Charlotte last Mon
day to make his home there. Our best wishes
60 with him.
MIR. $ A. Wideman, of Due West, was down
among friends and relatives last week.
Prot ID. J. Blackwell, former Principal OF
Troy High School, has charge OF a fine school
al Eden. Laurens, 5. G.
Mrs. Willie Bryson's school at Be|vue is In
a tiourishing condition. She Is an excellent
| teacher.
Mr.. q. B. McCssan requests us to thank the
neig bbors and friends 1or their many kind
neSses shown him In his recent afilctjon.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Mr.. Robert McLane and Miss Kate Paden, oi
Cameron, Texas. which happy event takes
pace tomorrow the 18th. In the Presbyterian
church in that city. Mr.. McLane is one OF our
Abbeville boys and he hasn't been slow In
! climbing the ladder Of success. He is q
grandson OF one OF our honored paJriarchs. NJ r.
tations are handsome, many thanks for ours
and many friends aud relatives send congrat'
! ulatl0nS, with best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity. Nick.
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BRADLEY BRIEFS.
a Hog StOry-RefutatiOn of Story
About MOney-Cnpt. COthran Sick.

Bradley, S. c., Feb. Is. 1925.
The announcement that we have been hav-
ing cold weather is nothing new, but Its long
continuance and the unusual severity Is the
almost universal topic.
Our town is pursuing the even tenor OF Its
way since the robbery Of Mr.. K. w. Watson's q
store. Your readers may not know. however,
that some OF the goods stolen were found In
the house of John Heard, cOlOred, during q
search for hog stolen from DR.. Kennedy, al
which place part o the hog was found. John
Heard, the thief, was captured, but escaped
have seen statement in the CULVER pub
lished In your town that during the search o
q colored mans house of the name of Simp.
son, that Simpson claims that the searching
party stole thiriy-tive dollars. The party was
composed Of hon rrable men and any such
statement is absurd. The men composing
said party would scorn to do such thing and
its a pleasure for me 10 reiute the statement
Miss Marie Chiles, of Greenville, Is visiting
Mr.. J. H. Wideman's family.
Capt. Cothran, our esteemed trial justice
who has recently been on the jury in the Uni
ted States Court at Greenville, returned home
Il few days ago and has been confined to h is
bed with grip since his return, consequently
he is unable TO attend to any business. We
hope 10 see him out shortly.
Mrs. Watson, mother of our esteemed
townsman, f. w. Watson. has returned home
accom- pani-d by her grandson, Master Leslie
Watson.
Messrs. Russell & Fretwell are filling the
trestle near here. Its five months job.
More anon IvanhOe.
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vERIFIcATIoNs AT vERDERY.
Personal Parae raphs and Compress
ed Cotton.

Verdery, &. c., Feb. 10. 1895.
Mr.. Benjamin Still and Corrie CulbersOn Of
New Market were married on the l4th inst.
Rev. J. l.. Nass officiating.
Mrs. w. II. Nerrell of Bucklevel Is visiting
her father Mr. Andrew Anderson near Salak
Mr.. w. Coleman Of Cnronaca is visiting
friends At Ncrdery.
The Coronaca folk seem to have had a mania
for sleighng last week. Fourteen sleighs at
that place were kept busy running over the
snow.
Mr. j. W. Scott OF Verdery shipped 81 bales
Of cotton last week to the Augusta Compress
Company. of which lot Is bales were purchas-
ed from Mr.. X. II. Devlin.
Mr.. J. y Hampfear and his bride OF
Phoenix we're the guests of MIR. and Mrs. j.
V. Scott last Saturday and Sunday.
The eXei ciSes OF the Nerdery school were
suspended last week on account of the severe
weather.
Miss Essie Seal Of New Market is spending
awhile with her sister Mrs J. V. Scott.
A great many rabbits were caught In the
vicinity of Nerdery last week.
Thousands OF birds froze TO death in all
parts of the country last week.
n. o. Pyles.
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JAILED PRISONERS.
Roll Call Of AbbeviIIe's Contingent

Roll Call OF Abbeville's Contingent.
Through the courtesy Of Sheriff Nance
than whom Abbeville has never had more
efficient officer, we are indebted for the fol
lowing roll of prisoners now confined In jail
a. Abbeville:
PRISONERS IN JAIL.
Sloan Hearst to hang March s.
= Walker Derrick, case gone TO Supreme
Court.
Allen Childs, case gone TO Supreme Court.
Anthony Adams. awaiting trial June term.
Henry Jones, awaiting trial June term.
viii Freeman, awaiting trial June term.
COUNTY CHAIN GANG.
Frank Singleton,
Tom Hicks.
Frank Williams,
Allen Davis,
Edmund Kennedy.
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CHEAP INSURANCE.
A Commendable Organization - DE.
serves TO Live Forever.

We call attention To the advertisement Of
the Farmers Mdtual Fire Association OF All
bevI!le county. This company is conducted
upon the assessment plan, and has SBO0UO
worth of property insured in this county.
The average assessment for the past Two
years has not exceeded Sl.75 on the Sl,W0 OF
property insured.
Having no salaried officers. and managed
by efficient business men, the company com
mends itself to all proDerty holders for its
cheapness aud reliability. Every dollar han
died by the association remains In the com
muniLy, instead OF being sent abroad. as In
old line companies. There Is some interest
manifested by the business public as 10 the ef-
fort 70 adopt this mode Of Insurance Will II
he adopted by the country people? Can they
or will they stand toge. her for the protection
OF a material interest? We shall see.
We understand the president will soon call
q meeting Of the directors for the purpose OF
reassessiDg property in cases where values
have depreciated.
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Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1895.
The I.lOydS.

In this issue we call special attention to the
advertisement of the Lloyds Fire and Marine
Insurance Co. Mr. Fred CLAW is the agent for
Abbeville County, ard MIR. w. F. Cross special
agent Mr.. Clay Is organizing as rapidly as
possible the suh-aSency system, so that nj
~ the LIoyds will De represented by good
hnstiing agent.
We ierl safe In saying that the I.loyds's IN.
IereStS will be carefully looked after by Mr..
Clay. The great saving feature that this com.
pany offers will be most thoroughly placed
before the people.
Many Of our most prominent Ahberille
merchants have lately insured in the LlOyds.
EDITOR JAMES T. BBCoN. of Edgeheld, Will
de liver lecture in Green wood neNt Thurs
uay night.
ONE bunch of keys lost with steel chain
attached. A suitable reward will be given by
the Press and Banner.
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MISUNDERSTOOD and county claims. Ta.--
en- at lowest discount. School claims pre-
ferred. G. w. Lomax.
Bruce's harness Is all hand made. Try
them.
Bruce has q fine custom trade in shoes and
harness. Try him.
Go to Rykard's for spectacles.
Have you seen Bcruau's new line of sterling
silver? He has pieces that are not very olten
brought here, such as cream pitchers, sugar
other handsome pieces in sterling. Call on
him; he will be glad to show them to you.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE public is hereby notified that the Spe-
/ cial Partnership continued on the first
day Of January, 1893, between j. Allen Smith
and Joel G. Wier, doing business at Ninety
Six, in the County OF Abbevtlie, State or
South Carolina, is this day dissolved, by nnn-
tnal consent and that no future liability can
attach TO said special or limited partnership
Said partnership, was TO continue Ior the
term Of five years from January LIST, 1888, but
is hereby dissolved before the said Limitation.
Said Special Partnership did business in TIE
name and style Of JOEL G. WIER."
Witness our hands this first day Of Jan.
' ]. ALLEN SMITH,
JOEL c. WIER.
In presence Of
LEWIS PERRIN. ." -1s
J. BELToN LYLEs.
Having sold out my entire interest In the
above business TO Mr.. Wier, bear cheerful
testimony 10 his worth as man and skill as
q merchant He has managed the trust COM
mitted TO his care with marked ability and fl
delity. take great pleasure In saying that
my connection with Mr.. Wier during the past
five years has been one OF the most pleasant
and profitable Of my whole business expert.
ence. In my judgment the good people Of
Ninety-Six can deal with no abler merchant
~ !. ALLEN SMITH.
To the good people Of Ninety Six and sur
for their patronage In the past, and assure
them that I shall do all that can TO merit
and retain their trade In the future. Wishing
them all a happy and prosperous New Year,
"' ''"' JOEL c. WEIR.
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Ewes Examined.

Many people have weak eyes or see badly
and In consequence have headaches and in.
famed eye lids without knowing the cause
Mr.. r. e. Bernau, the jeweler, who Is also a
graduate opiician. has just finished up pri-
Vate room for the examination of the eyes
and for fitting spectaces. He makes nC
charge for the tiLJing and if you have any
trouble with your eyes you had better see
him at once and have them properly fitted.
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A Card.

The business heretofore conducted under
the firm name Of White Brothers will he con-
tinued at the same old stands under tho style
Of l.. w. White.
Grateful for past favors respectfully ask
continuance OF support. My best efforts will
and hope In the future, by the closest atten-
tton TO business, to merit the patronage Of all.
Persons indebted to the late firm OF White
Brothers are urged TO make immediate pay
ment.
The undersigned is alone authorized TO
make settlements for the old firm Of White
Brothers. L. w. White.
Jan. Is, 1895. ~
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THE LITERARY CLUB.
No Postponement ON Account of Bad
Weather.

The Abbeville Literary Club met last FRI
day night at the home oi Mr. II. NJ Haddnn,
where be entertained the members in sump-
tuous manner. The essayist of the evening
WAS MIR. Templeton, who gave us most en-
tertaining paper on "Defnilions
The night was stormy. the ground was COW
cred by a deep snow, and sleet was falling. On
this account the attendance was not large, but
those who did 20 had most enjoyable even
ing. 1t was one OF our most pleasant meet
ings.
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Abbeyille Supply CO.'S Locals.

AbbeVtlle supply CO.'S IOcats.
Plow tools, d. B. plowS points, slides, etc.
Red rust proof oats for seed.
The best 81 brogan shoe on the market.
Wire, braid. barbed and poultry.
Crockery, glassware, etc.
We offer bargains in shoes, hardware, tin.
ware jeans, drills, white homespun, etc.
Come and see them.
Try one pound OF our shredded cocoanut al
2Oc.
Buist's garden seeds. PEGS and bean seed
by the pint
Buist's early snow fake corn for garden use
The beat TO plant for early use.
A full line of builders hardware and nails
etc. ABBENILLE SUPPLY CO.
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HatldOn'S Locals.

SO inch Bleached Homespun at Haddon's.
Sc inch Fruit of Loom Bleached Homespun
at HaddOn's.
Sc inch Brown Sea Island 6 e. 8 cents at
Haddon'S.
See those new Grapes and Satines at Had.
don's.
Open Slippers with steel buckles at Had
dou's.
Ladies Shoes all numbers at Haddon's.
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We will open today, all guaranteed. fresh
and nice, 8 ID. cans tomatoes, l2@c; 2 10. cans
TOMATOES &c; 8 ID. cans apples. l2IIc; 3 10. cans
Okra I2Isc; 10 cans corn loo; 10. cans peas
49,: sa linon STEAK, 25c shredded coconut per
TO- 2Oc: evaporated apples l0c, s lbs. Csc; evap-
Grated peaches. 1917. Princes. apricot, raisins
3 10 cans peaches and pears, splendid for de-
sert also q fresh lot of BOILERS chocolate just
received. AboeVille supply Co.
Cohen mas Just received complete and
beautiful line of Sprlpg and Summer samples
from the tailoring department OF The cele-
brated firm OF Storuse Bros, Baltimore, Md.
This Is sufficient guarantee that the goods are
new, stylish and first-class In every respect.
II you wear custom made clothing come look
at our samples. Let US take your measure
and save you big money.
Look at Cohen's custom-samples. The line
is complete. and 33315 per cent. cheaper than q
tailor would make the same goods LOT you.
Come In and let him take your measure ior
suit or pair of trousers.
Very long white and cream silk waists for
evening wear at Mrs. Taggarts.
Mrs. Taggart has received new lot Of black
velvet surah, moire and morning silk.
Fancy scarf aud set pins at Mrs. Taggarts.
something new in lace collars at Mrs. Tag
garL's.
Abbeville Supply Co. sells roasted coffee at
21c per pound. See our grades OF Peaoerry,
rio, etc. Both cheap and good
Paints. Oil, window glass, etc., at Speeds
Drug Store.
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Land for Sale or to Rent.

I tract OF land, containing EIGHT HUN
DRED and FORTY ACRES, more or less.
In case Of failure 10 sell I will rent to good
tenants. L. w. WHITE.
Jan, o. 1895, tt
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Notice.

THE firm of HARRISON & GAME is this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent-Dr: NJ
F. Game Withdrawing. The business will be
conducted in future by DR.. F. +. Harrison nn'
der the firm name Of HARRISON & GAME
All parties owing the old firm are urged 10
call and settle at once.
Jan. 90, 1895, st M. +. GAME.
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OLD SOLDIER GONE.
John McMahan OF Antreville Joins
the silent Majority.

John McMahan OF Antreville who had pass
cd bis lhrep-score and ten died last Sunday
aud was buried at Rocky River church. He
WAS an excellent soldier In the late war, and
was a member Of the 18th Regiment. rnr
ranks OF the soldiers in the Lost Cause are be-
ing thinned, and 1t will not be great while
before there W i'll only be few of US left. The
Youngest soldiers who en- listed In the army In
1861 must now be fifty years of age.
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Change Of Services.

Beginning next Sabbath the services in the
A. Il. P. church will be held at II a. n., and AT
4 p. III. Sabbath school Immediately before
the afternoon service. No service at night. IT,
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Apportionment Of the School Fund
for AbbeYille County for 1915,

THE annexed spportion ment OF the School
Il Fund for the several School Districts in
tendance Of pupils in said School Districts.
The different boards Of school trustees are
cautioned not to overdraw on the amounts
designated for their respective School Dis
frtcfa T. F..
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For Rent.

CHAPMAN HOUSE on Wash ington street
" next above Oil Mill. Possession given
Immediately. Apply at Oh MIL. or 70
J. ALLEN SMITH.
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lC,()mlllp.
PODO.PHYL.IN
Ia a substitute for Calome
a LIVER Pana nao fhof dnas

Is substitute for Calomel-is
q Liver Panacea that does not
nauseate, at Harrison & Game
Drug Store.
The Racket Store is the place to buy your
ma atches-S00 for &c.
One car good red rust proof seed oats just
received by w. Joel Smith & Sons, call on
them and supply yourself.
One car good red rust proof seed oats just
received by. w. Joel Smith t. Sons, call ON
them and supply yourself.
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Jan. 25th, 1895.

$50 a. IN. train connects at Greenwood for Walhalla
and all points on Seaboard Air Line and Columbia
and Greenville Railways.
For any information relative to tickets rates. sched-
ulcs etc., address
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass Agent,
Il. l.. TODD, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Augusta, Ca
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Mules for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE SIX HEAD OF
/ MULES. Will sell them cheap for cash.
Jan, q, 1895, tt l.. w. WHITE.
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Notice by the Probate Judge in
the matter Annual Returns.

LII Executors, Adm In istrators, Guardians.
"A Trustees, etc., are required by law to make
returns in the Office Of Proba to udge between
the first Of January and the first OF March OF
each year of the receipts and expenditures on
account of the estates In their hands respec-
lively. AS very few have so far complied
with the law In this particular, have
thought proper to give this notice.
R. E. HILL,
Feb. l2, lS9j, tt Judge of Probate.
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A Card.

Having sold my interest in the business
heretofore existing under the firm name Of
White Brothers 10 l.. w. White, take this
opportunity TO return my sincere thanks to
my friends who have supported me In the
past, and 70 bespeak from them for the suc.
cessor OF White Brothers continuance Of
their liberal patronage. Geo. White.
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: H.'.ii.as \ Games ;
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FOR
4 The Liver, Appetite and Nerves q
{ Cures headache billiousness. 8
and indigestion.
Dissolution.

Lowndesville. s. c., Jan. IS, 1896.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF SHERARD
Il e. LEROY has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to us ale re:
ousted TO come forward Without delay and
settle. Settlement can be made to either
Thos. A. Sherard, OF Moffattsville, 8. G., or to
J. B. Leroy. of IOwndesyille. The accounts
of those who fail TO settle will be placed In
the hands of an Attorney for collection. A
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Jan. %, 1895, 2t* SHERARD q LEROY.
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Is the Formative Period. II IL then that the
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
Il listing between the undersigned as White
Brothers has been dissolved this day by mu-
tual consent J.. w. WHITE,
GEO. WHITE.
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Whites Locals.

Great bargains in white quilts now offered
by l.. w. White. Call iol them. They are
worth looking at and are very tempting.
l.. y. White has received in the last week
no less than twelve large packages of dry
goods and is now offering some rare bargains
in this line.
am having great run on a certaiH brand
OF tobacco. 1t gives entire satisfaction, and
everybody buys I who sees 1t. Call for that
tobacco whlcn Is advertised in the Press aud
Banner. l.. w. White.
I have gem In the way of a paddock. 1t Is
entirely new and very desirable. Every body
who needs q lock shou Id have one. Cali and
see II. Every lock is different and eacn one
has Two keys. Price fifty cents. l.. W.
While.
l.. w. White has just received fifteen pieces
of LlOse famous five cents outings. They are
very choice styles ana very cheap.
A beauiifu line of percales and shirting
prints just received by l.. w. White.
Just received 1000 yards unbleached shirt
ings and sheetingS, all OF which are now offer
ed at very low prices BY L. w. White.
l.. w. White has few more pairs OF bed
blankets. The weather IL still cold and now
is the time to buy them cheap.
Full width bleached and unblea ched sheet
ings were never rs low as they are now. Gl
TO the store OF J.. w White and you will finL
these goods at prices that put them in the
reach Of every ybody.
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ISeaboard Air Line.

Schedule in effect Dec. %, 1894. "The Atlanta
spccul." oolid Vestibulcd Train-No Extra Fare
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Feb. 20, 1897, IF
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Go to II. W. Lawson & Co. for your garden
seeds. He has Il large supply Of the freshest
and best.