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Locals Amos b. Morse.


Big lot OF Octagon soap. Special price by
the box.
You should chew "Stultz XXXX," "Grave
ley's Best" "Helen Wilson," &c. A. R." "Gol-
den Stair" "Daddie's DoIa-," "Rice.Bird," :"
or smoke one of my "Kolb' pipes.
Another box Of fresh fine lemons, Is cents a
dozen.
Nice oranges 30c and bananas 20c q dozen.
Fine apples at S1A. 10, l219 and 15c dozen.
Come to me for choice cabbage and onions.
I have spang-up stock OF gents and boys
caps.
Another new line opened. Ladies and
Misses straw hats. Take peep at them.
II you want your head covered, and well
covered for little money, come right along
and will undertake the job.
The best stock OF cheap pants. clothing.
mems shirts. SuspenderS, cravats and hand
kerchiefs In the city, and all bran new.
Come boys, haven't forgotten you. Fancy
laundried and negligee shirts, caps. hats and
windsor scarfs for you all.
Guano distributors guano horns, Wilson
cotton planters. Dow Law cotton planters,
Brooks cotton planters.
Shovels, forks, hoes, plows, &C.
Another lot OF grindstone fixtures Just in.
Woods garden seed.
Woods flower seed SC a packet.
Fine A Sea Island homespun at &C.
Big lot OF tin, pots, spiders, ovens, &c., in
and 10 arrive In few days.
Ladies' spring heel and cloth top button
boots at Sl.5O pair. Nice stock.
1 can show a greater variety OF crackers
than any house in the city and at lower
prices.
A new lot OF fine French candies and penny
goods to arrive this week.
1t is time you were setting out pecan trees
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OUR respected fellow citizen, the Hon. w:
H. Parker, has been quite sick for several
days. It Is hoped that he may soon be him
self again. During his absence he Is always
missed at the bank, at his law office, al his
pew In the church, and on our streets. No
10 the church than the Hon. w. II. Par
ker, whose long and useful career has made
q shining light in all that is good aud true.
MISS NINA and Miss Mary Taggart, daugh-
ters OF the late DR.. Taggart, returned FROM
Mississippi last Monday. They will stop
few days with Mrs Livingston, and will after
wards make their home with Mr.. Frank
Henry Of this city, and will enter our splen
did school.
LAST week we had the coldest weather OF
the Winter, The temperature fell to IA de-
grees. Ice formed every where, and our little
streams were fringed with the frozen wafer.
Following the cold spell came beautiful
Springlike days, and some oats were Then
sown.
building house near the depot, and James
Rogers has undertaken to do the brick work
and plastering. Both men are faithful work.
ers, and give good satisfaction TO those who
employ them.
DON'T tall to see the horses that w. E. Bell
will sell ON Saleday in March, the End Also
bis fine brood Kentucky mares TO be sold on
March the 7th.
BILL NYE is dead. He was stricken with
paralysis at his home near Asheville last
week, and died q few days later.
Stable manure 81 for two-horse load deliv-
cred. A good mule aud hand TO do your
plowing. j. S. Stark's stable.
aIF you want nice job on your broken furn-
ilure consult Mr.. D. B. Smith.
EDITOR MOORE of the Honea Path Chronicle
paid a pleasant visit 10 this office last week.
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HatltlOus Locals,

Black satin duchess and gros grain silk, The
fashionable material for skirts this spring
A full line at Haddons.
Satin duchess, velvet, jet and lace make a
stylish spring cape. All TO be found at Had
dOnS.
Drapery cloth, plain, figured and tinsel, al
HaddOns.
Full line embroidery silks, in all the new
shades. at Haddons.
All shades of zephyr Sc ounce at Haddons.
20 pieces check nainsook at prices lower
than ever. Just IN ut Haddons.
3G inch bleached homeSpun Si3c. Same
goods sold at lOc one month ago, al Haddons.
IL and 4-4 bIeached drilling at Haddons.
Fruit of the Loom" ""Alpine Rose Barker
Mills and other popular brands of bleached
muslin always TO be found at Haddons.
BIeached and half bleached linen table da-
masks at astonishingly low prices at Had
dOnS.
Black hrnriettas, all wool ana silk warp,
from DC to 81, at Haddons.
Percals, nay and red. at Haddons.
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HODGES GREETINGS.
Deaths Runaway ScraPe Personal
Paragraphs.

Paragraphs.
Hodges, 8. c., Feb. "a, 1896!
Pima Hugbs we'll known In this eommunl,
~, having lived about here for number OF
Years, died last week near Donnalds with
James Abner Griffin, sturdy young farm.
or, who lives near the city is erecting mana,
some new house and Will nave II compleIeu
1T. Ellis. met with the misfortune OF los
Ing fine mare last Monday. Winnie Grimm
and James Gray had just started to Anderson
Ing, first, landing James Gray out OF the ye-
hicle and then brulsing Winnie Grifhns 4 nee
She then began to run apd leaving the roaa
ran through a small patch OF WOODS and
railroad. In attempting to cross her foot
slipped under the rail and caused horrible
fracture of her front leg: She had 10 De snot. @
as the fracture rendered her worthless. inc
buggy was badly damaged. Messrs; Gray ana
Griffin have both gotten over their injuries.
Guauo is piling In every day and the farm
ers are fixing 10 plant and cent cotton.
The city fathers at Hodges had before tnem
today eleven negroes charged with gamollng
In III the corporate limits OF the town. All
plead guilty and begged the mercy OF the
court. A small fine was put on them WIN
the promise OF getting the full extent OF the
T. ]. Ellis, Sr.. had fine colt badly cpt in
his pasture wire fence last MONDAY. Jim
Gray was called in to sew up the cuts, and the
animal though badly cut will get we'll OF his
injuries.
j. c. Ellis, the popular cotton buyer from
Abbeville, was circulating among friends last
week.
Tramps have been putting in their claims
for q hand out" at a lively rate recently.
Next thing will be 30 many days on the street
or leave town at once. Good cure for them.
The Post Office Inspector has made his ap-
pearance lately with US. OHces IN THIS sec
lion are being kept to the scratch, but some
of our postal clerks on the railroad don't
think will stand the test when this official In
spects them pretty close, as they cause great
many Irregularities In the mail system.
G. p. Simmons Is the style OF the firm Of one
of our largest furnishing merchants. Old
firm name Simmons Bros. now reads Just
simply C. P. Simmons.
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Abbeyille Supply Co.

That delicious grated cocoanut In bulk for
custards, cake. etc., 25c 10.
Canned apples In gallon cans at Soc.
A fresh lot snowflake crackers. Splendid.
In bulk or 10 cortous 15c 10.
Dried peaches sc ID.
Plenty of garden seed left. Also Irish pota-
to seed, standard kinds.
Octagon soap. Best lump starch DC ID.
Plows going fast. Also d. b. plow points.
The largest plug of tobacco In town for a
dime. Come In and get II.
Roasted coffee, Arbuck les e. lowering. Also
green coffee. Fresh lot peaberry, fine.
Cottolene. Cottolene best shortening.
Cheese wafers-so nething new In fancy
crackers, delicious 15c box.
Morrison's hams always In stock.
Animal crackers for the children.
= We are leaders In cheap tobacco this season,
and have some bargains to offer at 2Oc and 25c
per 10.
Thurbers rolled oats SC 10.
Leggeti's buck wheat &c 10.
Very best full cream cheese l5c 10.
Come and see us for prices when wanting
anything.
We are hauling in bargain In flour now at
1915 per bbl. See IL.
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LOWNDESVILLE LETTER.
.sTrOupe'' Brings I'm His Drag Net,
and Throws Out His Catchings.

Lowndesville, Feb. y, 1896.
Mr.. j. M. Baker, of Washington, d. G.,
spent Il day or Two with relatives here, the
Miss Mamie Cox, of Abbeville G. H, came
up Tuesday, and spent two or three days with
Mrs. r. ID. Cooley.
Mr.. j. C. Thomas, went to PelZer Tuesday,
where he spent several days, with his mother.
Mr.. r. w. Speer, Of nderson G. H., came
down Friday, and the next day, be and Prof.
j. J. Johnson, went 10 Abbeville c. II.
Mrs. j. Il. Latimer, went to Abbeville on
Friday, and the next day, Mr.. j. #. Latimer
went TO the same place.
Wednesday night, near Latimer, Mr.. VIM.
Poore and Miss Lula Bruce, were united in
marriage, at the home of the bride, by Rev.
p. B. Ingram OF the Mt. Carmel circuit.
Mr.. W. H. Hughes, photog rapher, last week
moved from the Baskin, to the Castleman
house, near the depot.
Major g. c. Hodges representing the New
York Life Insurance Co.. spent several days
of last week In the interest of his business.
studying telegraphy under Mr.. w. H. Shank
lin.
MIR. Ernest Allen, Is acting as salesman for
Messrs Allen & Cooley.
The echoes, as well as some O. the sleepers,
were awakened at quite an early hour, Wed.
nesday morning by several pistol shots. An
investigation showed that DR.. b. A. Henry,
and Mr.. E. w. Harper, men of all work, about
their premises, were practicing upon each
other, with their shooting irons. Their aim
not being accurate, only one Of them was
signify WOunQeu III lne leg. InlS was Ine
only resulting hurt from the pistols.
Mr.. ]. e. Thomas, has just had made by his
shoemaker pair Of shoes, for n darkey which
he marked No. 80, as no smaller size, would
do TO put upon them.
Dunk Moore, colored, owned a mule, which
In one respect is freak of nature. 1t has no
tail where tail ought TO grow, nothing but d
bunch of long hairs
The planters have begun work in earnest
sowing oats, cleaning up, and other work
| that so well fits in about this time. The haul
| ing of Of guano is taking up It's full share OF
| time.
Some of our merchants tell me that since
the last corn crop was gathered, that they
have not taken in by purchase or barter,
more than one third as much as they general.
| ly have during the winter months. This by
no means indicates scarcity OF this importan,
production, but rather that there has been
more money in circulation, 3 cent cotton next
| fall will cause big revival in the corn trade
| Rev. II. G. Fennel, has spent the past week
with friends here He bought OF Mr.. J. T.
I.armer. his Baskin lands, bordering upon
Rocky River, containing lO4 acres, for which
he paid SS,U0 per acre. His family will come
over this week, and at once occupy the Nance
house. Troupe.
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Right is the eternal sun; the world
cannot delay its coming.
Religious freedom often means free
dom from religion.
Nothing but love to God can conquer
the love of the world.
An obstinate man does not hold
opinions, but they hold him.
Strange, but -weak-minded peo-
pie are often headstrong.
Eudeavor to be perfect in the calling
in which you are engaged.
While you are meditating revenge,
the devil is meditating recruit.
He most loves who thinks most, feels
the noblest, acts the best.
The earnestness of life is the only
passport to the satisfaction of life.
Long life is denied us; therefore let
US do something to show that we have
lived.
1t is not enough to keep the poor in
mind; give them something to keep
you in mind.
Four things cannot come back-the
spoken word, the sped arrow, the past
life, neglected opportunity.
Happiness is queer thing. The
more one tries to give it to others,
the more of it he has himself.
Be all your actions upon principle
of right, preserve integrity of charac-
ter and in doing this never reckon on
the cost.
Love seems to be the fundamental
element in the character of God. We
are most like God when we are filled
with love.
He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is more excel
lent who can suit his temper to his
circumstances.
The sacred Scriptures teach US the
best way of living, the noblest way
of suffering, and the most comfortable
way of dying.
There are men in the world who, II
they displayed one-half the energy in
business that they exhibit in loafing,
would soon become independent.
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II. G.. Bernau's Locals.

Cut glass Is all the fashion now, but 1t is
very expensive. Imitation of cut glass is
now made. that cannot be distinguished from
the real article. r. e. Bernau has new line
OF these goods at prices that are marvel Of
cheapness. 1t will pay you TO examine these
goods.
The Domestic sewing machine Is the star
that leads them all. 1t can be bought cheap
for cash and easy payments at r. c. Bernaus,
the jeWeler.
American watches are the ones for the
American people. Don't order cheap imita-
tion when you can buy real Elgin or Walt.
ham stem winder, or open face for the
small sum OF five dollars. II. c. Bernau sells
them at that.
Silver plated tea spoons at 75 cents q set.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction for the mon.
ey, at K. G. Bernau. the jeweler.
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w. Joel Smith q Sons Locals.

w. Joel Smith & Sons Locals.
We are selling Leverings s>asted coffee at %
cents pound, II makes delicious drink.
We have very large stock of tobacco In
dozen different kinds, ranging In price rom
very good chew at % cents q pound, up to
Stultz A. A. A. A., at 500 pound.
We offer for sale cheap set of second hand
platform scales. Capacity 1000 pounds.
Good matches cents dozen boxes.
We have Just received large lot of very fine
seed irish potatoes. call and get a supply
w. Joel Smith & Son.
We are prepared 10 supply the demand of
all with all grades Of -four, molasses, sugar,
coffee, corn, brand, and in TACT every thing
needed for man or beasts, at astonishingly
low prices. w. Joel Smith & Son.
We have just opened up q large and we'll
selected lot Of shoes, hats, dry goods, aud no.
tions which we are selling at very low prices.
Good lead pencils cents dozen.
Call on us when in need of goods Of any
kind, and you shall be pleased both In quail
ity and price. w. Joel Smith & Son.
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Ten Pages.
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1896.
Unclaimed Letters.

letters remaining in Abbeville, S. C., pos
Office for the week ending February 25th.
R-Mss RoXanua Bailey, Paul T. Bratton
C-Mrs. Philis Chles, Miss Emma Cresswell
Miss Ida Chapman. (col.), w. A. Cooper, Rev
Nc. Con an tisha.
E-Mrs. Cate Edwards, care Of Luther Fair
G-Jacksou Gregory. S. H. Goode.
H-Mrs. Georgie Hawkens.
J-Johni Jones
M-Mrs. Ida Morrison. Berry Morton. Miss
Carrie McCllnton, Miss Sillale Martin. VIM.
b. Mills.
N-Miss Jolie Nelson.
P-Miss Hattie PRESLEY. J. s. PinSou.
R-Lewis Rucker. Miss Maggie Richie.
T-Wiley Thomas
W-R. W. Washington. Rufus Wright.
Robt. ). Link, L. NJ.
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HaddOn's Locals.

R. NJ. Haddon & Co.. are getting ready for
the spring trade.
10 cases spring goods to arrive this week at
Haddon's.
All wool serges black and navy, Is cents to
500 to arrive this week at Haddon's.
so peices percals, all new and up to date
patterns will arrive this week at Haddon's.
20 peices q inch percals, absolutely fast
colors, cheapest percals we have ever shown
at Haddon's.
The biggest all linen towel ever brought to
this market at Sl5O per dozen or rs cent peice.
You should see this towel at Haddon's.
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The Angling Rod Of Johnnie James

Turkey Creek. S. c.. Feb. "a, 1896.
We have had some very inclement weather
during the past week.
The measles are still holding sway over this
community.
MIR. Willie Washington and wife is reported
critically III.
Mrs. +. NJ. Sharp spent few days with rel
atives at Donalds during the past week.
Mr.. w. c. Hughes has been appointed No
tary Public.
Mr.. w. s. knight, Of Brewerton. Laurens
County, visited the family OF Mr.. Willie Wash.
ington.
Miss Ellen Tribble, who has charge OF the
school at Riley, passed through here Friday
evening en- route for her home at nonads.
News is very scarce this week.
Johnnie James.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEYILLE COUNTY.

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters of Ad'
minstration.
BY r. E. HILL, ESQ.,. JUDGE OF PROBATE
WHEREAS, A gnes A. Tusten has made
w suit TO me. to grant her Letters OF Ad.
ministration OF the Estate and effects OF
Frances X. Redd, late of Abbeville County,
deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors oil
said Frances X. Redd. deceased, that they be
and appear before me, In the Court OF Pro
bate to be held at Abbeville G. H., on Tues
day, the 10th day Of March, 1896, after publica-
ton hereof, at II o'clock In the forenoon. to
show cause Ii any they have, why the said
Admin inistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this oath day Of February In the year OF
Isl our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninetysi and in the l20th year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 26lh day of February. 1896,
In the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
II. E. HILL,
Feb. Goth, 1896. Judge of Probate.
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Notice of Dissolution.

DY mutual consent, the firm Of WIDEMAN
ID JAY & CO.. has this day been dissolved:
!. N. Robinson having bought the Interest OF
j. +. Wideman. w. X. Jay having bought
the Interest OF Il. NJ. Jay. All parties indeot-
ed to the old firm will make prompt settle
ment with w. X. Jay.
J.F. WIDEMAN.
r.. JAY.
w. X. JAY.
Troy 8, c., Jan. !, 1895, 3t.
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The Kerr Furniture Co.'S. Locals.

The Kerr Furniture Co.'S. Locals.
/. Remember our goods are of the finest
quality and latest styles and prices are COM
petition proof. j. D. Kerr.
2. Write US for anything you need in the
furniture line. Distance no obstacle to our
trade. A courteous reply is always returned.
J. d. Kerr.
3. Bring your pictures to us to have them
framed. We have lately added a new ma
chine Of the very latest make and can fill
your orders promptly. j. X. Kerr.
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If you want fine candy, put up in first class
style you can get 1t at Speeds Drug Store.
Don't fail to see the fine chenille portiers
for curtains at SITS worth S3U0. VIM. +. Bell
Cash Co.
Irish potato seed. Goodrich, Early Rose,
Hebron and Peerless. Abbevllle Supply Co.
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Garden Seed.

Messrs. Alex. Zachary & Son, the old relia-
bic seed men. will be in town next Saleday
with full supply OF seed. Don't forget him
while you are in town. u
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THE OIL MILL.

Great Benefit to the community III
which 1t is Located.
The oil mill was shut down last Saturday
but will run again. There has been great de-
mand for the prod uct of the mill this winter
The existence Of the oil mill Is a benefactlon
TO this community and q blessing TO the old
COWS which would otherwise be half-staryed
to death. 1t pay roll helps the employees OF
The mill and they In turn help landlords, mer.
chants and others. The Incidental advantage
of the presence of the oil mill Is great, and we
are sure the community would rejoice at the
success and prosperity OF It's enterprisiug and
public spirited President j. A lien Smith: As a,
far as we have heard, the manager, MIR. j. NJ. .
Harden, gives perfect satisfaction to the Gus.
toners OF the MILL. He is always polite and
obligiug.
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w, X. Railey's Locals.

BaIleys Lemon LaXative-The best liver
w. R. Bailey's Grauite Front Drug Store,
Green wood, S. c. 2rao-
Stop that cough by using Laxative Brown
Quinine Tablets. Money refunded If IL falls
iO cure. Sold by w. r. Bailey, Greenwood, >.
c. 2t.
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ENTERPRISING FIRM.

Messrs. McDiII & Lyon Branching
Out.
The enterprslng firm of Messrs. McDill Il
Lyon are max ing their way 10 the front In the
business world. From what we can see their
business is rapidly increasing. Their adver-
tisemept In this issue will tell you OF the new
lines added. When you need furniture, pict-
ure frames, handsome rugs, caskets and mon-
uments, call on them.
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Pension Board.

The Pension Board will meet again on Fri
day. February 2Sth. 4. w. Haddon,
q Neuffer Sec'ty, Chairman.
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Registration Notice.

THE books for registration will be open FOR
l. registration OF voters on 10th, l1th and
10Th of MARCH, 1896. from a. N. till p. m.
each day at office Of City Council.
r. NJ. HILL Mayor.
JAMES CHALMERS, Clerk.
Feb. 26, 1896, st
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Situation Wanted.

A young lady, recent graduate of first
class female college, desires situation at
teacher or governess. For further particu
lars, apply 10 the Press and Banner office.
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Garden seed. Come in and select. Abbe-
Vile Supply Co.
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School Entertainment, Friday Night,
2Sth,

At Rosenberg's Hall beginning al seven
o'clock. good supper served. Grab bags 10
interest oil. The prize doll on exhibition at
Lawsons will be given 10 the one guessing her
name.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w Of the undersigned until March II, 1896,
for the furnishing OF all materials. excepting
brick, and erection Of a COTTON MILL, with
BOILER ROOM, ENGINE ROOM and CHIN.
cations by Lock wood, Greene & Co., No. 18l
Dovenshire Street, Boston, Mass, can be seen
at the Office Of the undersigned. The right Is
hereby reserved to reject any or all bids.
VIM. H. PARKER,
TREAS. ABBEvILLE COTTON MILLS,
Feb. "a, 1896. II o..
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To the Defendant John p. Bones:
l. OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint In this ac'
tion, Of which copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
office at Abbeville Court House, South Caro-
lima, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such service
and If you fail TO answer the complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this ac-
tion will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated tenth day of January, 1896.
PARKER Il MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
w. r. BULLOCK, G. c. c. p.
To the Defendant John p. Bones:
TAKE NoTICE-That a copy OF the sum-
mons in this case, with copy complaint. has
been filed in office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for said County.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
=. Attys.
Abbeville, Jan. u, 1896, Ct
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OFF AT COLLEGE.
Worthy Daughters OF Worthy
Father.


Miss Emma and Miss Alma Pinson, daugh
ters Of Mr.. J. s. Pinson, OF Ninety-Slx, are
now in attendance upon the sessions of Lime
stone Springs Female College. Weare pleased
to learn that these handsome young ladies'
have taken distinguished stands In the higher
classes OF that old and well known institu
tion, These excellent young ladies will sus
tain the high reputation of Abbeville county
for being foremost In all the nobler lines
thought and action.
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Executors Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate OF John
IA w. LOmax will make payment to j. Il.
Lomax. Those holding claims will present
the same 10 me. J. R. LOMAX,
February IS, 1896, It, y Executor.
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Black satin duchess. black gros grain and
black armara silk at Uaddon's.