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" r , . " . . i 7;yffi: mmmw )w*:r : /". . %rm:i 1 The Abbeviife Press and Banner, ! ^ ~ ' ~ 31 ft'. ' i , BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1905. ESTABLISHED 1844?fi ' (Jooc of S1 i. mJu RS (ESBBtJgl H K BKm hatjoflR 3 3TF * EineCIotht BALTIMORE *nd / ! / ' J ' Our stock of , H: G. AI Abbeville-Greenwood MUTUAL MICE ASSOCIATION. ?*operty Insured, $925,000 January 1st, 1904. VET RITE TO OR CAI4, on the underslgne< " or to the Director of yon r Tow nab lj for any Information yon may deelre abor our plan of Insurance. We Insure your property against destrr. ilos tar mi warn n Liemise. and do so oheaper than any Insurance Ooi pany In ezlstenoe. Remember we are prepared to prove to yot that ours Is the safest and cheapest plat. < I Insurance known. * J. B. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent * Abbeville, S. C. J. FBASEB LYON, Pres. Abbeville,C8.?C. BOARD DIRECTORS. 8.0. Major ~~..~~....Green wood J.T. Mabry - Ookeebnry W. R. Acker ...Donalds W. R. CUnkscales Dne West T. L. Haddon... ~.?.._Loiig Cane I. A. Keller ^.^...^.JSmlihvllle 1 A. ?. Watson Cedar Spring A. M. Reld.......... ...^....Abbeville Townihlj W. W. Bradley Abbeville City. Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle H. A. Tennent?..__JLiOwndeevllle A. O. Grant Magnolia J. R. Tarrant .....Calbonn Mills 8. L. Edmonds..... Bordeaux 8.0. Harvey...........Walnut Grove W. O. Martin........... -Hodges J. D. Coleman..? Corohsca J. Add. Calbonn^..^.^Nlnevy-Blz J. M. Payne _?.......KlDards J. R. Taylor Fellowship Joeepb Lake ..Pbcenlx Rev. J. R. Muse. Verdery J. H. Chiles, Jr .........Bradley i J. W. Lyon........ Troy W. A. Cbeatbam .........Yeldell P. B; CalllsoE.....................Callison W. M. Out* ........ Klrkseys f-.UK Walinn Rrnnti Abb?Tiii?. a a. Ju. is. i?04. Renumber you csd always flld acbool booka, ubieik a>i>d ptsclla m Sieid'a Ding Store. We ba\( a Dlrf )tre d )i dli p ^baod bag WblCD We *T? felling Ml ituuctu prices.? Speed's Ding 8tore. Do jot! Dftd srroe visiting card* ? If to go to 8pe*d'? and fete I be very latest styles Id cards, Invitations RDd mooogrsm stationery. Tbls 1* tbe very prettiest line tbat bas ever been shown bere. If yon appreciate sweH stationery yon can't slay away. Speed's Drag Store. Bpaed's corn cnre will sore remove yonr oorns. Money refunded If It tails. Speed's prog Store. , # * i eio V , I ty lish Qtu * r('i TDEIN" KTb^TJusLabel QU &aA ?fm?ne: ? to the r store ha far as tt cerned style an matter. BKv But th ] at a prii l|||f/ ford. In . not to w $fl|k we sell. ' own est j that oui I ! give yo ips^ well-groi ! gestkin C5~ hy I* r? vi *r ?Mnv BR OS.& CO. z ?5 ssMokers others c NEW YOHK f # 10 to $21 SEE THEM. Winter Overc *K STDI^SUj Correct Dress The "Modem Method" system of high-grade tailoring introduced by L. & Hay* & Co., of Cincinnati, O., Ktisfies good dressers everywhere. All Garments Made Strictly to Your Measure at moderate prices. 500 (brles of foreign i and domestic fabrics from which to choose. Represented bi H. G. ANDERSON & CO., Abbeville, 8. C. "The best baker made"?The Iron King. 1 Barksdale'a Local*. Every living creature baa to eat, we have Jatti received six car loads ol feed for horses, cows, bogs, chickens, boys and Klrls also tbe old folks. Over 100 casea of shoes open op and marked ! darlDg the past 30days, when In need of a: good shoe call on ub. Floor > Floor!! Floor!!! 1 have any grade or patent Irtm the cheapesi lo tbe finest. When ibe word "machine" Is haerd tbe first tl,ought Is, Is It Wbeeier and Wilson. W. D, Barksdale sella them. Anything and Everything kept to General Merchandise store well be loond at tbe store if W. 1>. Barksdale. A car load of wagons Just arrsved. McKEK'8 LOCALS. We bate bought 400 bblt of floor at tbe lowest prloe and it is now advancing. Be sore to see us II you are ready to buy. Be sure to see us before you buy your seed oats. Our line of shoes are seoond to none. Let as show you our line before yon bay. Ten thousand gun shells at McKee's and guns to sboot them. Try on r roasted coffee. 'We keep a fine line of canned goods shrimp, crabs, lobsters, salmon, .French Bardines, salad dressing, Helms pickles and prepared mustard. It will pay yoo to see me before you buy your clothing, bats and underware. If you wlBb to see a nice line of glass ware at prices that will Interest you. Bee ours. 40 years of experience?The Iron Sing. i tl e s ility. 3- well dressed isn't a istion of spending a lot J?it's a question of goight store. Most any s fairly good suits as iread and cloth is con? getting distinctive m * ? /ii m % a a real nt is anotner ' r. .at's what you get here ce you can easily af- j fact you can't afford; ear the kind of clothes ; The mere rise in your imation (and others') i r SCHLOSS Clothesl] a ? that prosperous,' omed look?is the bigid of a cash asset to l. The picture shows ; SLOSS style. Many J osting from? ! 'a ' J " ( i I 5. ?? 'fc yoats just in. . i ? & CO. * ' Mr S J. Link. Dear Sir?I have beep house keeping 27 years and tne barrel of flour you sold me a few days ago is as good as I have overused. You^s truly, 6. T. Hodge. Everyone Knows that the value of a, Razor or a pair of Scissors depends entirely upon the temper, and unless the steel from which the Razor or pair of Scissors is made, has been properly tempered, it is absolutely worthless. Cbtm Perfect Razors and Scissors are made of the best Gauss Steel and are evenly and perfectly tempered. They hold their edge, not for a time, but always. The guarantee is unlimited. We will be pleased to show you the large line we have, and if we naven't what you want, we will obtain it for you. Abbeville Hardware Co V J The State Af South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COCBT. Notice to Debtors and Creditor*. Id tbe matter of the estate of J. T. Horton, Deceased. ALL persons Indebted to said estate must <? settle without delay, and tbose holding claims agt lost tbe estate most present tbem properly attested to W. H. Horton, Oct. 21,1905. Administrator. Land lor Sale. 560 acres of the best land in the Flatwoods. Apply to J. S. Norwood, Dresden, S. C. We always posh onr own brands of g oods ' this Is bow we bave made Speed's Clnooi Cigars so famous. I Pocket* Picked. It la eald that several of our men paid tbe penalty for not taking proper ears or their money last Saturday. Tbe heaviest losser whose name we bave was that of Mr. Jobn R. Lomax. It was reported tbat tbe light Angered artists bad relieved blm of $85, which be had in hlB pocket. Another white man, whose name we bave forgotten, lost SIS, and ? ? '??? fin Tha l ItI-i t fl noAPAH n rt.lat i urjiu tuib ?w. j.uc u?uvfuuftv?v?, meant no particular harm to anybody. Thsy only wished lo teach their Tlotlms tbe pre prlely of patting their ready money In the great steel vault of one of the banks as a saler and better place of deposit than In their own Jeans pockets. The editor of tbe Press and Banner has no fears of robbers. When he goli* liw dollars be Immediately wastes It paying debts, or pnts It on deposit In one ol tbe banks. A pick pocket artist wonld not make over 82 a mouib robbing oar pockets, and If he undertook to rob our Iron safe be would And It unlocked and empty of money. We know If an expert Bbonld want anythlbg In tbat safe that be could open It about as easy and about as good as one ol the boys about town oouId open a box of cigars. We don't ktep money In our safe, and we don't want any burglar to blow It to pleoes, so we Just leave It unlocked. We would sooner give him all It contained any nlgbt than to have It broken to pleoes. Robbers wonld find us unprofitable gutjeota upon whom to practice of tbelr profusion. We bave no money in our pbckels, and we leave our empty safe unlocked. Unless ibey bave special spite at us they will not use dynamite on our safe, Opt. Ljon'i Warehouse. Work on Capt. l-yon's cotton warehouse progresses. Tbe walls are about ready to receive tbe Joists over the basement room. Above tbe basement will be two storiee? making a three storj building. The floor or Ibemlddle story will ba on a level wltb tbe floor of tbe depot and cars. Tbe bouse la 10x811 feet and It In animated tbat about on* LboQsand bales can be stored la It. Tbere never wai more demand for warehouse room than at present. IfCapt. Lyon bad bis bouse anlebea tbe overflow from tbe Abbeville w irebouse would soon fill It. And tbe prea snt blgb price of cotton proves tne wisdom of Lba farmers in building warehouses In wbloh M store their ootton. For several yearfi Capt. Lyon baa dealred to have a warehouse of hla JWD, W010D WOU1U oe OOUUUOLCU Kovuruiui HI alt own business methods, and hla wishes will be gratified aa soon aa his new warehouse Is finished. Billons Attack Quickly Cured A few weeks ago I bad a bilious at tacfc that was so severe I was Dot able to go to the office for two days. Failing to get relief from my family physl jian's treatment, I took three of Cham berlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablet* and the next day I felt like a new man ?A. C. Baily, Editor of the News, Chapin, 8. C. These tablets are for iale by C. A. Milford & H. M. YouDg, Due West. CRA-NOL-INE. ASK G. A. MILFORD, The Druggist, what Cranoline is, or you uau finish reading this and learn without asking. Cranoline is a preparation Tor the removal of dandruff and will psevent the hair from falling out. A preparation not gorgeously perfumed like most r f the hair foods. Cranoline will be used on your hair by every flrstclass barber, if you will only call for it when in barber shops. A great many barbers will tell you they have something just as good as Cranoline, but you can get the genuine Cranoline if you will insist for it. C. A. Milford, The Druggist, has exclusive agency for this eminent preparation. If you fail to get it, it will be your own fault. A word to the ladies: All fashionable ladies keep a bottle on tbeir dresser. Sold on a guarantee. For sale Only by C. A. Milford, The Druggist, Abbeville, S. C. 12m VALUABLE Ilrnnnrhf fnr flnln ripj iui mi As EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF Mra. M. E. Graves, deceased, I will sell at Pnbllo O cry. from the Court House 6trps, Salesday In December,tbe following described property to wit: Two Hundred and Five [205] Acres, of land, more or leas, bounded by lands of 8. A. Barfesdale, T. F Ferguson and A. J. Ferguson, the late hotoestead of J. S. Graves, deceased. This land Is In tbe blgbest state of cultivation, has a good dwelling tbereon and all necessary out houses. It Is situated about tbree miles from tbe City of Abbeville. House and Lot. Also, one House and Lot located In tbe City of Abbeville. Lot is large and roomy and tbe building is comparatively new, containing ten rooms. Parties wishing to Inspect any of this property will appty to 8. E Graves or myself. TERMS?One-third or onc-balf cash with option of paying all casb. 8. A. GRAVES, Oct. 30,1906. tf Executor. If you use flour why not have the best Head in this issue what others say of our flour. S. J. Link. We believe we bare the best red twilled flannel, all wool, at 25 cents a yard to be fonnd any where?also the .cheaper grade.? Call and let us show our bargains.?S. J. Link Georgia Cane Bnd New Orleans syrup also the best apple vlmgur the country aflords at Link's new Store. OurSlOsultB will compare favorably with pnlts tor $12.50 and $15.00, found elsewhere. Perrln Clothing Co. Th? i.nnffn?n? nomctnrv Association will meet at Upper Lock Cane on Nov. 15 at 2 o'clock. All the members are earnestly requested to be present. M. V. Dnsenberry Pres. t >. r ' % /, ' i " ' ' l. w. m Would respectfully invite the Ladies of the examine his large and attractiy Ladies' Jackets and Cloaks. Wo hoa olan In efnnlr a arnnH. aflflnrfmant XJl V JUCtd UlOv All MI ^VV\* waaax/mv dren's Cloaks: Attention is alsor* called to Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. ' * i Clothing, Clothing! Gentlemen and Boys will And In Store Nc ***. yvi? /^11 i- Vk -1 ^ 4-rv wv? a1i?^ nrnttwt ?inil vvay ujl V/iULiiiiig iu mnnt: lucm vraim auu the approaching Winter. Salts of the best tractive styles. We sell the celebrated Hig ufactured by Strouse & Brothers, which ca durability, style and fit. Overcoats, Overcoats ! We have Overcoats at all prices. Our never better, and as for Shoes we can Call and see what we have to offer. ,. \ Li. W. W I The Man Who Wants s t d?; *1 rtnailo 'la JUUW X 1 AVCU MVVUO a He who wants Stylish Goods?He who de- f mands utmost durability. J All Are Satisfied From the Same Stock Here. a Clothing?Men's Suits from $4.50 to $12.60 Boys Suite from 98c to $4.00 ^ Men's Pants from 75c to $4.00. Shoes! Shoes! Men's$4.00 Unoit 8hoee 6 at $3.00. Ladies Shoes from 75c to $2.50. Children's Shoes of all a styles at low prices. Men's and Boys furnishing goods. Quality and prices guaranteed to please. P. POLIAKOFF.. ' n? ?ir' HAVE YOU JjrEijELIUM HiAJ TO BUY THE BEST ? ' m IT PAYS. y The school of experience will teach yon, as it has u taught us, that the best goods are the cheapest. Our store house is new, Our goods are new, Our reputation is well known, f Our motto is "THE BEST." J 't Delicious Fruits, I I c Fancy Groceries - - ~ c To fit the taste of an epicure. Confections a of all kinds. t 8 0 Buggies and Wagons ! Of the best makes at prices that will inter- 5 est you. 1 J. I. BILL i IS. I Phones 36 and 126. Main and Trinity Streets. J ? . ?, ? i The largest and most complete line of 1 d Stationery, Books and J School Supplies ? J Can be seen at I i Milford's Drug Store, f ? - ??m?? TTTF XX X Xoj County to call and e line of < . i; of Misses' and Chil? his large stock of >. 2 everything in the * comfortable during: \|| fabrics and most at;h Art Clothing mannnot be excelled in * stock of Hats was oaHafv ararvhArlv v ? vx j ui/u.t iite. ' :,J . - 1 mmimmmmm?. _____ ,;i Toys and Dolls are at Dargan's i ana lOo Store in large quantities or a fact and we want all the boys nd girls in the county to oome in nd see what a treat is in store for hem. Yon will find as large a ine of these goods as yon would aa in Atlanta in rnia stnra. and von .re sure of one thing, and that is hat yon can be pleased. Oome " $ arly and have what yon like pnt side for yon. < ka Ordinance to Eaiae Supplies for the City of Abbeville, 8.C., for the Fiscal Year 1906. &E IT ORDAINED BT THE MAYOR AND Lldermen of the City of Abbeville, 8. 0., In ounoll assembled and by authority of the tme, That a tax for the sums and In a manor hereinafter named shall be raised and. aid Into the treasury of tbe City Council tor be dm and purposes thereof for the fiscal ear 1908. Notloe It bereby given tbat tbe offloa of !i%y Treasurer of Abbeville, 8. C., will be ' pen tor tbe collection of taxes tor said fiscal ear 1906, from Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1906, antl Monday. January 1, 1906, without penalty. Rate peroenturn of taxation areas follows: - ;.i f!i?w Tin s mills. Water Works Tax(lnterest -} { on bonds and Sinking Fund) mills. Sewerage IX " That when the taxes and aasessmentor any ortlon thereof charged against the property r party on the tax books of the-City for the [seal year 1906, shall not be paid on or before be lit day of January, 1906, the City Trea* irer shall prooeed to add a penalty of one ?r oent. on the tax book, and the City Treaa; trer shall oolleot the same; and If the said sxeaand assessments and penalties are not ?ld on or before the first day of Febrnary text thereafter, an additional penalty of one ?r centotn thereon shall be added by the ;ity Treasurer; and If said taxes, asseasmenta nd penalties are not paid on or before the trst day of March next thereafter, an addllonal penalty ol five per oentnm thereon ball be added by the City Treasurer and be ollectad by him; and If the said taxes, asessments and penalties are not paid on or lefore the 15th day of March next thereafter, be said City Treasurer shall Issue his tax excutlon for the said taxes, assessments and enaltlea against the property of tbe defaultDg tax-payers according to law. A commutation road tax will Decoueoieu be lanie time as otter taxes of Two Dollars rom all male citizens between tbe ages of Igbteen and fifty-five years, except those ex* mpted by law. Unless said tax is paid on or elore tbe 1st day of January, 1906, six days rork upon the public highways and streets >f tbe City will be required under tbe Street )verseer. All persons falling or refusing to pay the ommutation tax or to work six full days, ball, npon eonvlotlon, be fined not mora ban Tblrty Dollars or be Imprisoned not onger than tblrty days. Done and ratified In City Connoll this 10th . lay of October, 11105. JAMES L. MCMILLAN, Mayor. AMES CHALMERS, City Clerk. Oct. 10,1906. tf Want a Waf?b. J. W. Rykerd wants tbe public to examine its bandsome new lot of watcbeS and Jeweliy ust received. Ladies and gentlemen watches In gold or liver with best warrants, almost reasonable >rloes. Come and examine lor yourself. I Tbe best Union-made overalls at the Perrln nothing Clothing Co. Bridles, Saddles and whlpB cheap at Link's Jew Store. We have tbe best line of boys' school and Iress shoes ever shown In Abbeville. Perrln Nothing Co. t-y