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I lie Press and Banner, i Published every Wednebday at two dollars a a year In advanee. Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1910. I Caarj M Ofll "We have cotton seed meal for sale. Will deliver to any part of the city. 2t The L. W. White Co. Cotton Seed. Hapren's Improved Bier Boiled Cotton. It is a thrifty cotton; limbs well and fruits well; makes a pound to forty bolls audi makes more cotton to the acre than any other cotton I have found. 1 can pick onethird more in it than in auv other cotton. Nine out of ten that has planted this seed . L will not have any other cotton. No other seed is allowed in my tfin house. Seed V $1.25 per bushel. For further particulars write to W. A. Hagen, the Originator, S R. F. D. No. 5. AblM'ville, S. C. __ For Sale. from a flneslrai.i of Rhode Island fowln $1.3(1 per het'lng. J. Allen Sml!b, Jr. - |H Car of naM>t b'li"l "tut floor*, just arrived. mm Ack*r Bnlldlinj and H ptlr Co. Several oars dre?u,l lunihpr and two c;m shlnijleR. Just lu. A.-k sr Building and Repair Compan>. See tbe Arher Building and Repair C'nr.p ?ny'? "ad." Cedar Posts for Sale. 500 first class cedar posts for sale. G. 13. Bo wick. 11. F. I). No. 1. Troy, S. C. ?. Card of Thanks. ~ Mrs. J. A. Dickson wishes to express her deepest gratitude to the many friends who were so kind on the occasion of the lire at her house Monday morning. She deeply appreciates the efforts made in her behalf. orplntctoii Kgg* for I am getn?e 15 e\#-ry day ftorn 25 hpn>What Hre your h ns doing? I can fu inn yo'i a fr?Ph sMtiug of sel?c: Orplnan n pegslaid the same day that jou (?uy. (or itedo lar. Appy J F. BraU.ey. J. K. illenn'N LocaU. All market* have advanced J. R G'pnr contracted ah-ad and la in position to sav? his co"tc?nr>prH pomp of Iheadynncp. Can *av* you 25 to 50 on fl>ur contracteJ for seveia mnnttis ago. Mo!asse? bv barrel, ba'f barrel, kegs art* c ins, all ffrades. 0*t8, braD, cracked corn and cbicktn fet-d P-att.'a poii'try and cattle powders, worm and colic cure. Plow s'eels,s'ork", m'dd'e buster?, barnesv traces, back binds leather, cauvMSs iiud cotton collars, hair paus. shovels and for tch Asphalt? he be? ready-roofing madf?on1 tip one quare tors, with nails nud cemen free. Garden wire. 3 4 5 feet; wire and cut nal'r. Garden seed, onion sets and spring barl*> 8ome extra good values id i-boes, h?t?. pants, overalls and staple dry goods. Tb^ were bought at Qjucb lower tbau tbe presen' market. c f! *e, 5 pounds roasud aDd grouDd. Y>?ur $1 00 can't buy better. Rock salt f r cattle. Good soda 11 pound* for 25'. W. S. Ccthran's House Burned. Jast as the Press and Banner was going to press the firf alarm sounded and the home of Mr. W. S. Cothran of this city was reported to be burning. j his house was the home of Judge J. S. Cothran. father of our follow townsman. Mr. W. S. Cothran, and it is one of the old landmarks in the city. Indications at this time are that the house will be entirely destroyed. Death of Mrs. Jas S. Perrin A telegram was received yesterday evenine l>v Mi. Ed Calhoun announcing the death of Mrs. James S. Perrin, of Yazoo i;iuv, amss. Major James Kennedy. Major James Kennedy, of the U. S. Ar my was in the city last week visiting friends. Major Kennedy has charge of the Praesidio hospital, one of the largest military hospitals in the world. He thinks that he will be assigned to duty in Hiwaiisoon. Apleasanter gentlemen and stauneher friend would be hard to find than Major Kennedy. m? tliifiiiff. OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15th UNTIL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1909. The Rate of State, County, School and Special Tax, Inoluding Oce Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar Commutation Tax. In accordance vith an act to raise huppit?-? for Ibe fl-cul year cow met/c lllg jHtlUnrV I, JMU?, unuto IB UCI cuj !but ibe t IHce ol County Treanurer lor Abt<evl le County will tie open lor Ibe collection o taxes lor said (1 -caI year ironi Friday, October lotb, until Friday, December 81m, with ou t penalty. There will i e added? A penalty ol one per cent. on all taxes not paid on January 1st. 1910. A penalty of ivco per ctnl. od ull taxes no', paid ou February 1st, 1810. \ penally of seven i?. r cent, on all taxe> not paid on March 1-1, 1910. Kates per cent, of taxation are ns follows : I (State Tax 6}^ mills. r County Tax .S " Special County S. F. " Constitutional Scbool a ' Total 11 In addition to the above, a specal tnx wll be collected for school purpose* as loliows: A bbevllle Special School ?... 5 iiijtls Abbeville Special tt. H. Bonus " \bbeviiie High school 1 yt " Antrevllle 2 " JDonslds 3 " Due West 8 " Ken wee 3 " Lebanon 4 " Khan-D 4 " Bethel 3 " Lowndesvn e 4 " Mi. Carmel 3 " WIlllDKton 5 McCormlck 4 " Buffalo '2 " Fondviile 3 " Warrenton 3. " Oold Springs 3 " A pc II lax of One Dollar pi r capita ou all male citizen* between the ate of 21 and ft1 years, except such a* are exempt by law, will be collected. A commutation road tax of One Dollar will be colleoted the same time a* other taxes from all male citizen* between the ag< s oi lt> and 50 years, exc< pt nicli a? ar?- exempted t>\ law. Unless said tax is paid by tir>.i ol March 1910, eight dajs work upon the public huh ways will be required under an ovtmeer, it so much be nece?-aary. Taxea are payable only In gold and silver coin, United Stales currency, National Bank Notes and Coupons ol Slate Bontl* w hich become payable during the year lSX'll. A tux ol 50 cents will be collated ou each doa. Parties deslrlug information by mall In regard lo their taxes will please write before December 16th, stating Ihe It.caih n ot Iheir un/l Inn nHi. niihfhir^ li,r reDlv. and |?upci Vl"? ' ? r r. - r .. those paying Imx^n by check mu*t luclode the charge lor collection. J. F. BRADLEY, k Comtv Treasurer, A 0'.lf09. J Yegtfmen blew open the post afllce safe ftt Due West lust Friday night, and stole jgnj^k $900 worth of stamps and $200 in money. Mr. Arch Kennedy says that ninety-live per cent, of the citizens went to church the WB next Sunday. EAST END. What "M" Sees and Hears on His Rounds About the City and Along Route No. 3. Messrs. J. E. Pressloy and W. B. Perrin. have purchased the business of the Perrin Onthinir Company, and will carry a com-| plete line of gents' furnishings. We liespeak for these two young men composing the new firm Pressly A- Perrin a liberal share of public patronage which they no doubt will merit by strict attention to their business and fair and honest dealing to one and all. Messrs. A. M. Smith A- Co.. have dissolved co-partnership and .Mr. J. Allen Smith. Jr.. has opened up on W ashington street and Mr. A. M. Smith will carry on his business at the same stand on Main street. Each of these gentlemen are well known in the business circles of Abbeville and have a growing trade in country and in town. They are too well known to need further comment at our hand. There is room enough for both and being progressive ami wide-awake business men they wi|l each have their full share of business. Mr. .lulius H. DuPre, after many years of faithful and efficient service as cashier and book-keeper in the Farmers' Lank has resigned owing to impaired health, and will now enjoy life in rest and quiet of both of which he greatly needs, and which we sincerely trust will building up his health and bring to him many years of pleasure and happiness. Miss Hattie Koche left a few days ago for Atlanta where she will enter one'of the colleges to study short hand. Miss Koche is one of Abbeville's brightest young ladies and is already quite prolicient in book-keeping. Mrs. E. E. Piatt and children, of Augusta. Ga.. are in the city visiting her father Mr. John W. Sign and family. Mrs. Lambert Caldwell and children re- " turned hist week from a pleasant visit of several weeks to friends in Greenville. Another "real estate" agent in the city. Guess who? Well, you can't guess so we will call him. Mr. Link '"the second," who came last Saturday morning to gladden the hearts and brighten the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Link. l)r. John G. Edwards, of Edgelield, was 011 the streets of the city last Monday greeting, and being greeted by many friends. Abbeville always has a cordial welcome for any of her sons even after * 1 1 "vfV ! ?+.? fits 4\i' LIH'Y I1UYU SUU^UU UIL UILU j^cii w vi the world. Mrs. J. C. Marshall and children after a pleasant stay with relatives in the city, returned to their home in Anderson last r Sunday. ; WHISPEIUNOS OX ROl'TE 3. Route 3 is dry as a chip and is therefore frozen out. "What say you "boys?" How are you standing the cold weather with only ice water everywhere. It will soon be work time and then you will get warmed up in earnest. r Mr. and Mrs. S. L. AVilson were among ' welcome visits in the city last week. Mr. Whitt Edwards, of Atlanta, has been visiting his sister Mrs. Margaret Bass for several weeks, and during his stay has <> visited the city where he received a hearty v welcome from his old friends. r Mr. W. 0. Graves was in the city last Monday on business. The young folks enjoyed a dance last Friday night at Mr. C. Jb\ Graves. r Mr. A. iSoggs Kennedy is sawing some t line timber in the Flatwoods. His mill is running on full time as he is looking after t it himself. Miss Clara Bonner, the assistant teacher in Sharon's High Scnool has been indis- *' posed for several days of last week and ' could not teach. We are glad to report e her back now at her duties. t Miss Carrie Cowan is getting on nicely . with Lebanon school. c The carriers would thank the patrons on their several routes to put the names of new hands and tho<?e who have left on ships of paper in their boxes, as tin- government requires the carriers to keep a correct roster of all their patrons, black and white, and where they have moved to. This is absolutely required of us and is t necessary in order that patrons may get t their mail delivered correctly. Wc trust n you will give this your attention, also put u in .r.wwl cli.ino f(ir winter for ji long rainy uiul snowy days arc before us, a and don't forget to either buy stamps, or t wrap your pennies in a twist of paper. These "are all little requests, but save the c; earners a great deal of trouble and worry. S DEATH or LITTLE SAKA 1'OWElt. j? Little Sara, the seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Power, died at the " home of her parents last Saturday, Janu- ' ary 8, l'JlO. Sara was a bright beautiful child filling the hearts of parents, as well as the home, with sunshine and happiness. She was h too pure for earth and the angels beckoned l! her away to that bright beautiful home w where ail is joy, peace and love, and little Sara is now waiting at the "beautiful gate" C to welcome loved ones as they loo shall h pass from earth away. "Call not back our previous darling, V Anchored safe where storms are o'er, c, On the border laud we leave her tl Soon to meet and part no more. Far beyond this world of changes, (j Far beyond this world of care M We shall lind our precious darling ii In our Father's Mansion fair." The bereaved ones have the sincere svm- ^ pathy of hosts of friends in this their great ^ trrief. I Death of Sara Power. Sara Power, the much beloved daughter of A. M. Power, died on last Saturday. Her remains were laid away on the following day, Sunday, in the presence of many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Power fed their loss keenly. In their bereavement they extend their thanks to their many friends for the many kindnesses shown them. Cicero Hughes III. } Mr. Cicero Hughes, who is now at the Soldiers' Home in Columbia, is reported to be very ill with pneumonia. Mr. Hughes is a competent bookkeeper and olllco man and for many years he was a familiar figure in the public oflices of Abbeville. Mr. Hughes is the father of Mrs. Mel-all, proprietor of the Eureka Hotel, and he has several sons, all of whom have or have had good paying positions in the railroad service, > i ?p ?? i ? Garry Hall Improving. Mr. Garry Hall who is in the hospital at Charlotte, N'. C\, alter an operation for appendicitis is said to be holding his own after the operation. Mr. Hall is one of the many good men f< associated with the Seaboard Air Lino Kail way, who ha.ve made their homes with f us. ' I The Press and Banner hopes for Ills early recovery. i Yeggmen Crack Safe at Due West Office. \ Due West. Jan. m.?The Due West post* . oflice was entered and robbed of its val- *' uables last night between 1 and 2 o'clock, j Th-< yeggmen obtained some 25,000 one- 1 cent stamps and 32,ti(K) two-eent stamps in . addition to $19) in easli, making a total loss to tin; oil fee of $l,n{10. The safe door wag I down to fragments, f one of which tore a bole in the floor of the room and rebounded against the wall, tear- ? ing off two or throe pieces of celling. This is the second loss this office has 0 sustained of a like nature within seven v years. No trace of the safe-blowers ha.a been obtained. Letee's Superintendent. li .Air. ueo. r. wannus nas eni,ereu upon : his duties as superintendent of Lethe. 1 Mr. Watkins is a man of the highest typo ] ami with tin- qualities which guarantee a ' satisfactory administration of the a flairs of the school. Mr. O. D. Riddle, traveling a^ent for the Greenville News, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Kiddle is a man of en/raffing manners and wo would say that he is a valuable man to his paper. Warrenton locals arrived too late for this, Jj jbpue. They will appeal- next week. Ij SOUTHERN THE SOOTH'S ? Unexcelled Dinning Car Sei Through Pullman Sleepir Convenient Schec Arrival and l)e] No. <if Trains. 106 Loaves for Greei 1?*?S Leaves for Colin 110 Leaves for Greei I l'J Leaves for Gii e II 1 Leaves for Coli) 107 Arrives freni Or 109 Arrives from Gi 111 A l rivts frc nj Cr 11." Ai rives from Co 1 lo Arrives fiom Gr For full information's fo rates, r Railway Ti J. L. MEEK, A<-st. Gon. Pmss. Agent. Atlanta Gh. The Peoples ABBEVII OFFICERS. P.|G. THOMSON, President. G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. R. E. ( OX, Cashier. ii the District Conrt of the United States for the District of South Carolina. n the matter of Frank K. Jones Bankrupt- In Bankruptcy. To the Creditors of Frank B. Jones f Abbeville, in the County of Abbe ilie, and Distiict aforesaid, a Bank upt: Notice i9 hereby given that on th< th (lay ot January, 1910, the sai< 'rank B. Jones was duly adjudgtd ? iHi.krupt and the first meeting of hii reditors will be held in my office ir he City of Abbeville. South Carolina n the 22ml day of January, 1910, at 1( ''clock in ihe forenoon, at which tinif red it ore may attend, prove theii laims, appoint a trustee, examine th? lankrupt, ami transact such other bus ness as may properly come before saic ueeting. J. M. Xickles, Referee in Bankruptcy. Dated January 7th, 1910. TROY. Mrs. Ada Kennedy and her sons. Mas' ors Lawrence and Jim, are now making lieir home with Miss Onie Kennedy twi liles from here. Mrs. Kennedy is the nost eflicient and popular teacher of Lel> non school. Her sister Miss Carrie Cow n, of Bellevue, succeeds her as teachei here. She too is a most excellent teacher, Mr. J. S. Cresswell, who lives near hen arried his daughter to Augusta, last week, he is now in the; Margaret Wright Hosital for treatment. All sincerely hope he will return home greatly benefited. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnett and hei lotlier, Mrs. Mary Dronnan, are home rom a week's stay with their relatives, )r. 11. L. Culbertson and family at Amity, la. Mr. P. B. Grady, has sold his residence ere to Mr. Joe L. ltussell. and he aud his imily will take up their abode there this 'eek. Miss Millwee Davis is in Waterboro, S where she was brides maid fur one ul cr college friends. The coldest and must quiet Xmas wc ave ever known was the une just pitssed \'c would lind our eyes glancing at the uli'iidar to see if we were not mistaken in ne date. Last Monday evening Miss Martha reswell most* pleasantly entertained a timber <>f her friends with a social gatherJ'lie week of prayer was observed here y the Ladies Aid Society of the A. It. JP, Lurch. Alter an absence of eighteen years In 'exas, Mr. \V. T. Burnett surprised hi? mny friends unci kindred with a visit licently. ltev. H. 13. Blakely and family were tt ue relatives at Ora, during the Christmas olidays. Troy now has two up to dale black niith repair and wood shops. Mr. J. D loss occupies the one at the depot, and Ir. J. \V. Faulkner and Sons, the other ne. Competition will build up trade ol ny kind. All who heard Mrs. Emma Gary Lee. n eturned Missionary from China, wort . ell pleased wj'tli her lecture. She is i\ uent speaker and held the attention oj II in the Methodist Church here last Tueg ay evening. mis is iicimwuu >ish jiuh-, nil wo are sure all will warmly weleomc ler at anytime. Mrs. renin Wells of Augusta, bettei nown here as Miss Margaret Cuddy oi few York, and pleasantly remembered at lie guest of her cousin, Mr. J. M. Cuddy 3 expected here tomorrow to be theii ;uest for several days. Mr. P. H. Patterson is in Chicago, III., lith his Ixune people. We understand hi kill make his home there this year. Dr. J. 13. Jbrjtt and family of liellevut lave moved to Princeton, S. (J. and wo heai hey are cordially greeted by those good leoplo up there, Ir. J. P. Clinkscales has been quito unwell or a week Miss Mary Lou Beau ford has returned rom an en joyal>le visit with relatives a1 'iilat ka, Florida. Mr. K. H;Tiiggart of Clear Springs, was n Augusta for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gray of Spartan lurg have moved to Uethia, where thej viil make their home. i? it i. i.: .UJUTHHI Iiv ncv. j?. r. i>iuuh\v, <il nir 10111c, Miss Matilda Baugluuan .from tin Jethia vicinity and Mr. Walter Banks roin near Chcutliains. What is wrong in Denmark? We lead n last weeks Press and Banner where Mr A. Cook of Troy, would apply to tin .legislation for a change in his name. Hi ia& changed the maiden name of twi 'ouiig lailies who wore lite "Better halves' ?ut in the name of reason have the laws f the State been changed, and are now isa-verea? Notice to the Public. All potions are hereby forbidden fron lunting and fishing on the lands of tin state of W. K. Jiradloy, and the lands o he estate of S. O. Young and Mary J 'oung. The above lands are situate ii Lbbcvilleand Greenwood Counties. S. T. Young, E. C. Young, Executors. R. F. Brad lev, A youth in Flprkla killed twp buglar >ne night last week with an pld pistol railway"" iREATEST SYSTEM. rvice. ig Cars on all Through Trains, iules on all Local Trains* v -??4- II -?irk nc< JclIlUiC VI xiaiuc*. 11 viile at 5:35 q.m. mbia at 8:25 a.m. i vi I If at 9:55 a m. , n\ iHe at -1:05 p.m. :nbia at f>:-5 p. m. pel wend at 7:55 a.m. eenville at 9:40 a.m. >lumhia at 11:35 a.m. lumbia at 5:20 p. in. eenville at 7:50 p. in. rutfs, etc., consult nearest Southern eket Agent, or J. C. LU8K, Division Pass. Agent, Charleston 8. C! Savings Bank. A.E, s. <j. jr>l RECTORS. 8. G. Thomson, H. G. Anderpon G. A. Neuflfer, C. C. Gambrell, W. E. Overs. F. B. Gary, J. 8. Htark, R. E. Cox, Jonn A. FTarria i Land for Sale! : 1 hereby offer for sale 560 acres of ' land, situat d three and a half miles from McCormick and extending to i within 250 yariJs of the C. & W. C. , railroad track and adjoining land of Harmon and Calvert. The place is well supplied with labor, both renters , and share workers, and has improved - farm house*. This tract contains 471 acres known as the Bnzeman place, and 00 acres ot the old 8elf place, and t was formerly owued by 'V. 0. and P. i L. Sturkey. i This land was recently cleared up i and put in cultivation and rents for 11 fifteen bales of cotton. There are not . | fifty acres of waste land on the place. )|Thfre is some forest timber; the bali anew being timber of forty and fifty " years growth. I offer this land for ' sale on account of my health being so I can't give proper attention to farmI ing operation*. I would s?-ll the entire tract of 5G0 acres, or sell 200 acres next to the railroad and within about a mile of the t ' Davis spur track. The timber on the 200 acres, if properly handled, would pav the purcha-e money. If parties liesinne to see the land , will call on me I will have someone to show them over the premises. I want to cell the lnud within the next six'y days. W. O. STURKEY, McCormick, S. C. Rosenberg's clothing is the 1 best. They are selling at reduced prices Read their ad. Pi Order : ^ some Some of that Jim Flour, ju-t i Phone 75 to have our wagon ' call aud leave a sack, ami your > baking troubles will couie to ; an end. If you wish light, wholesome bread, delicious pastry, etc., you will find that iu the use of Jem you attain your desire. "X lie iiest oy le.si,-- unu ?>i i course everything else iu Gro; eeries, Vegetables, Fruits, etc. Yours to please, L. T.MILLER MARBLE AND GRANITE, I am in tlie marble and granite busi-r uens. I represent Owen Bros. Mar-> >le Company, of Greenwood, S. C. lVc Pay Ihe Freight ind guarantee f-atisfaction. ff work ? loes not come up to contract it dees I I1UI UU9L JUU a t'Clili I Any oue wanting Monuments, Toombs, Blab Work or Curbing I will | be pleased to have thrm call on meat , Abbeville, S. C., or at the shops iu * 1 Greenwood. ^ ' Joe F. Edmunds, ' 1 Director of Agents. Tbere Ir nothing so fiDDOj lot or so disagree- . able as plies We know of nothing ro * llrcl- : lve In case of blind, bleedlne, itching pile" as . ManZan. You apply ManZan convcr . lentl.v by means of 'hp nos/iie attached tothitube lu which ManZan la put up. Sold by C. ' A. MUford&Co. " " I s Tbe easy, pleasant, ?nfe, aur , prompt pills, i Ring* Little LiverPil 8. In any t mergen: ey, pin-talve Carbollzed Is tbe Ralve to use. A Remar m x u ' ' ' ' ' ' '" ' A complete assortmen is offered our cus some instan( These Goods a They are manufact with the highest inters remarkable values bee the right time, ana bei the manufacturer and margin of profit. To the woman des: ment of beautiful as means A Saving: Among the tremendou the following: Ladies' and C Nigh We have also jusl New Galletea, New IV Philso: Pile R ManZan is Prepared Espe of Piles in all of the ^ Distressing and P This preparation is antiseptic nrpnaraf inn nut ud in J I 1 - X "Mr attached, thus enabling sufferers apply ManZan to the affected p: inflammation and heals the affec and child who is afflicted with pile and avoid a painful, serious opera CURES We guarantee ManZan to gi your money. Why? Because we on the market-today. It will be anyone suffering from Piles or an marvelous ManZan Pile Cure, ous. Send us your name and add: you a free trial package of this wc thousands to be one of the best re and cure of Piles in any form ever of ManZan from your druggist or nof Ho nil wfi rtaim voar nionev stitute, but insist on ManZan. PKEPAK JOHN W. KENNEDY & C. A. MILFOED & C SCHOOL Tablets Ir General Schi Speed's D Rosenberg will have their ailoring opening March the irst. Wait for their man and 7011 will see a wonderful line )f goods. A TRAVELING SALESMAN U.K. Beei>, C1T-7 ) |Vnvm v.i _ 'I httve biM n rouble, foce? jrciy k' I!j lew .1 \ , arry my trips \n< r ?i?-!i ^ <n iimnr < ! Poley * ^Idnev I'Hl* j Iikvc Iiwh rmin ly !? lev<d, and cheerful y r. fot:it?<-> tt 1I11111 I . i ill.*' Foley'* Kldtiej 1'nls ate IichMi i; nt:<i ifltl?eptlc and will restore lu'altli and] itrengtb. C. A. Mllfori .v t o. For best goods. ti**M price* l?cai service so I kable Sale nderwear .i i| jiiiL. ^ I a ,/. i I J" h? -r m I I fi !|i f J V I t of this superior make of tomers at astonishingly ] ;es below the cost of man ,re not. of Sweat ;ured under conditions in sst of labor, and are onl} ause of judicious and ext ->q -n co of tVm TT7il1i"nrr-nQaa n ourselves to work for tl iring to supply her wardr rell as serviceable linger from 25 to 50 P s values of this special children's Pants, Co t Gowns, Underskir - -i-4- "\T ~~U ~ , guLit;ii in jlnww vjriiigua radras, New Linens, etc. n fe H emedy cially for the Treatment , Various Forms of This ainful Affliction. astringent and healing. It is a a tube with perforated'nozzle Hoi of Pile diseases in any form to a li ts readily. ManZan draws out j? :ted parts. Every man, woman p is in any form should use ManZan _ + Irm HOI PILES ve satisfactory results or refund ?n< i believe it to be the best pile cure a pleasure to us to mail free to y rectal diseases a sample of the Tw Don't wait. Delays are danger- | ress to-day and we will gladly send l mderful preparation, admitted by < :medies of its kind for the relief known. Purchasea50centtu.be HI dealer and if the preparation does _; will be refunded. Take no sub- 260 ED BY CO. Chicago, U. S. A. Lj com 0., Abbiville, S. C. wan BOOKS J pan j Pencils I 01 ik ~ uum ool Supplies. w?" x A Sucb that ? had remt i ug Store. 5 stubl , ?.? ... _ so re Who llakiiiif l.ilV NitIVi*. pi'Oti liver\ \\ hi-re life i* heiu?r made more cine. > iff i limu^h tliH work Dr. King's New Gua* Ijife l'lll" in < 'oh-tipation. Biliousness, I >-j f|>-i;i. Indigestion, Liver tvnuhlea, Kidmy Di-east*s and Howvt D'aorders. Tin \ Tc ea>v hut sure, and nerfeetlv hesi<] iiiii'ii u;> I'.jf li r*:t 11 ii. 2)0. at .Speed's say it di ujj .-t?.iv. one ( madi .. ^ j Khit John B Stetson hats are sold ui o* b ? The Xtosenberg Mercantile tor 11 Co. $3 50 and ?5,00. body cure! ~ ancb W'iae (.'-triiut weather chart free loourcus- 111 ? mm^m inusi * y..|HB ATA VAUAliii V UV4V4-|^n Low Prices, in IB mfacture. H Shop Mala complete harnaH r able to offer tfl ensive purchaseH >n :he part of Ym Le smallest posgB ? t obe with an assB ie this opportioH er Cent. 1 sale will be fcfl rset Covers, J ,ms, New PerceH !emi I OFFER 3 "or Sal elling and Store in thJB of Abbeville near S. A. L. B Price $2,000. The very plao^B man wanting to dosmalfn^H lile business. 11S6 and Lot corner cH ml Tanyard Streets. ThisH i new, well built and has sixiH 'rice $2,000. use and Lot in Mt qH i located ia the best sectidn fll )wn. Price $550. H| }' Lot on corner of OranJH Lemon Streets, beautifully level and well drained, 0 Lots near Wardlaw*^0 two minutes walk from,S| School; near in, and a bar Jg $500 each. nfi Acres one aDd one-foartlWj from City limits, price $200C^H ) Acres land near Mi tfllj S. C., price $2,600, possibly eHE wood on this place to pay fcH st your Real Estate with'^^H e to see me. If you want to^flg ?or can get what you want. t to sell I canfind you a^H I also buy and sell all kln^^H Stocks and Bonm 1 ?* > Knr T VA?M*AaAn^ UA lilt UlUH X 1CL1COCUV tuu the strongest Life Insuranc^B 1 in the world. pm lobt, S. Lid lliee over Milford's Book StoH lIoiic in Maw Mill at Xidni^A indful of dampness, drafts, sflj Id, W. J. Atkins worked a&^B chniau, at Banner Springs, i exposure gave him a severfl9 settled on his Jungs. At to give up work. He tried 'dies but failed till he use^H j's New Discovery. "After )ottie," he writes, "I weutbBj : as well as ever." 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