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The Press and Banner
ABBEVILLE, B.C.
By~PubllBhed every Wednesday at 82 a
year In advance.
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Wednesday, Sept. 26,1900.
Big l?ay tor tlie Ladieii.
Today and tomorrow the streets oX Abbeville
and all the stores lntown will be
with the prettiest ladles In America. They
will inspect tbe most beautiful assortment of
pretty hats and tbe other things that go to
beautify and adorn the most worshipful divinities
that charm tbe souls of men, or walk
the earth with tiuch a grace as to captivate jj
all that come within the radius of the light
and splendor of their beauty.
ir me Almighty aaomea a cioa wun a flower,
why should not the adornment of the
choicest and chletest of bis handiwork be one
of the greatest objects and alms of the living
creatures which were made In His own ,
image? It
Is every woman's christian duty to be as *
beautiful as nature and tbe best skill of art
can make tier. A thing of beauty la a joy
forever, and a pretty woman adorned by art
Is a tit subject for tho adoration of tbe gods.
Let no woman negleqt to become as pretty as
a dream and as attractive as the magdet.
And let her not forget that pretty feathers
make pretty birds.
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Dying! Dying!
C. P. Hammond nas added Steam. dying to
bts Steam .Laundry and Is prepared to ao any |
Kind of dying, ladles skirts and gents salts,
dyed and pressed In good shape at tow prices.
VGet out your winter olotba and have them _
-. .pressed and cleaned up at tbe Laandry and
save baying new ones. ,
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Wanted.
A local agent to represent tbe Washington
Life Insuranoe Company or New Turk, In
Abbeville county. The most liberal contracts
to agents. Up-to-date policies. >vmte at *
once with reference to Leon P.Sawtell, Manager
Georgia and Sontb Carolina, Ninth
Floor, English American BulldlDg, Atlanta,
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New Millinery at New Quarters.
Mrs. Taggart Das movea into me xeuow
front store on Knox's Corner, where Is opening
a great quanity of alee Millinery, and to
which tbe invites all the ladles to witness the
opening oo Wednesday and T&nrsday, 20tb
and 91th of September.
Be sure to sqe ber in her new quarters.
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Xo'fttf Next Door. <&.
Mr. Moll wain bas moved his boaWuag house
one door below the Miller honse, ana . will be
better prepared than e\er to fqrnlsn.' board.
He wishes to tbank his friends for tbelr past
patronage end would respectfully ask a con- t
tlnoanoeol the same. >
Depot y Clerk.
Mr. Jo Jones will likely be asslsttaU Clerk
of the Court for Mr. J. L. Perrln when bo goes
lotocffloe. Mr. Jones once filled the place be^
fore, And he made a most efflftftnt and oblig k
lag0ffl00r' _
*i. % 1 Wanted.: rm '#
' Ten OrsWclajB bricklayers at tbe Monagban
MtttB. Apply Flynt Building and Construction
Company. Greenville, 8. C. . tf.
. Seed and Cotton.
Cotton la coming'to iown qttfte freely. At
tbe close of tbe day brought 10^c. Seed
broogbt27oenu. ?
Po^iaie.
A few good show ca see In first c'ass condition,
for sale. V '1* Speed Drug Co.
Miss Palsy Wilson a bright and talented
young lady, left last Saturday for Gainesville,
Ga., to enter the Breneau Conservatory of
Music for special training on tbe Pipe Organ,
and Piano.
fCltSE IX)ST?l iosi ipy purne ou .-iRiumay.
September 22, 190o, between James Haddon's
_ and AbbeviUe. or on tbe streets in Abbeville, 1
containing money. I will give a liberal re- *
ward for its recovery. S. O. Botts.*
When you go borne and yonr neighbor tells
you what tbe Speed Drag Co., dia for him.
you may be sorry you did not look them up
for books, slates, crayon, glass or anything in
tbe drug line.
Patronize the Home Laundry as they are ^
turning out fine work.
i When in need of toilet articles of anv de6*^"^
soription, such as combs and brushes, soaps,
perfumery, sachet powders, tooth powders,
call and look over our line before buying.
Mliford's Drug Store. Phone !07. J'
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HAPPY YOUNG PEOPLE. I
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Mr. William Bell Lbwsoo and Mlws ?
Jessie Peck ham Are to be Married
October 17, 1000. ?
Mr. and Mr*. George Henry Peckham have ei
sent out Invitations to the marriage of their h
daughter,Mlsa Jostle Peckham, to Mr. Wll- h
llarn Bell bawsoa; pa Wednesday evening, w
. , October 17, MOO, at live o'clock, First Baptist a
? J church, Griffin, Georgia. y
f Mr. Lawson Is one of Ahbeville'8 favorite
k sons, and Miss Peckbam is tbe daughter of b
1 Mr. Peckbam, who was Superintendent of the n
A Abbeville CottoD Mill the first year ot Its ex- o
A istence. They start out in life with tbe best a
0 of prospects for happiness and success in life. <1
Everybody in Abbeville extend best wishes i<
M lor tbe handsome counle. a
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Deatb From an Apoplectic Stroke. II
Greenville Mountaineer. *
^ How quickly life's chord may be loosed has ||
r received another illustration In the sudden ?
dextb from apop'exy of Mr. J. F. Agnew on t
yesterday at ibe store of Mr. John G. Perry, 0
in tbe West End. About 10 a. m. Mr. Agnew, t)
who has been carrvincr on a commission bust- n
ness, called at Mr. Perry's store. While wait- c
log to see Mr. Ferry and while ordering some ,
s<\ groceries he wwseen to clutch tbe show case f,
v--f, and food after reeled and fell to the lloor. g
isSimple restoratives were applied but without
t * avail, and wbU? belng-mo?ed to a oot In an v
adjoining room- he gasped once and died, i
Physicians were summoned at once but B
death bad aallolp&ted their coming. a
Mr. Agnew moved to Greenville about two g
years since frooi Donnalds, where some time D
ago he was a member of tbe firm of Agu^w & E
i, . Mattison. doing a large business there, since
his coming here he has been carry log ona /
brokerage business, Ills residence being at 8
the Berry boose on Klver street. He was
about <? years old and leaves a wife. Two
married daughters. Mrs. Mattison, of AnderKim.
and Mi*. Smith, of Donalds, wltb two
hodh. Homer and Arthur, and three younger
children also survive him. He bad been In
bad health for some time, being affected with
Bright b disease, but his death was tbe result
of an apoptetlo stroke, due to cerebral hemor- "
rbage. The body was taken to bis residence
about 11.30 a. m. and bis absent cnlldren notified
of his death, and after their arrival the
details of the funeral will be determined.
Mr. Agnew stood high lu the estimation of t
those who knew him as a man ot sterling a
Christian character. He bad beeu for a num- J
ber of years a church member and on bis removal
to Greenville cast his lot In with tbe t
Pendleton Street Baptist church, of which he *
was a worthy member at the time of his *
death. i
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Latest Style* and Fad*.
Utooiu milk nnnii Initial I. Ulnu la \
i uiot/o nrnu juui juiwoi iu aieiliug 'jiioi in
' the latest. You caD bave a handsomely handi
carved initial put on your old purse at R. C.
Bernau, the Jeweler, at 25 cents.
Sterling Silver chain bracelets are still all
tbe rage. New designs and patterns are made
by ail makers. Samples can be seen at R. C.
Bernau, the Jeweler.
Gold plated ornament*, picture frames, mirrors
and other novelties Is something new.
These goods being covered with transparent
enamel will last for years. Mr. Bernau, the
Jeweler, has made arrangemeuts with a large
factory to handle these goods and will show
them in the near future.
Small Gold Brooches, set with Stones,
Pearls and Diamonds, will be worn this winter.
Mr. Bernau has just received a nice line
of these goods, and his stock of ladles and
gentlemen's watches Is larger than In any year
previous, and prlceB are very low. See his ad
for special offer. ,
Pants cleaned and pressed at the Steam
Laundry for 35 cente pair.
If you want a crokonole board go to Kendall.
Pictures and mirrors of all kind3 at Ken*
dail'a.
p,
If you want bargains* and np-to-date goods
go to Kendall's Cash Store.
It will be to your interest to buy your school
tablets, pencils, pens, inks, and crayon at
Wllford's Drug Store. Phone 107.
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Where She is Opening a
Millinery, and to Whic
Ladies to
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WATCH INSPECTOR.
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be S. A. L. mid Mr* Bernan are ]
Clmmy-Mr. Bcrnun Rets Their
Watches AkoIiik, and Keeps the
Boys AtrntKht,
We have Just learned that Mr. Bernau, the <
eweler, wuo on July 1, resigned as Local In- ]
sector ol watches for the Seabtfkrd Air Line, f
i again giving the boys their weekly clearance >
ird aa before. Mr. Bernau gave entire satis- ]
ictlon as Inspector, we believe as far as the <
>en are concerned, and are sure the Com- i
any were pleased, aud his resignation at the <
me was voluntary on account of some i
lisunderstanding between him aud the Qen- (
ral Watch Inspector. i
However, a representative of the latter \
irne here from Chicago to adjust matters and
yerything has been settled to iMr. Bernau's 1
utire satisfaction, and we understand he was <
Ighly commended at the manner in which i
e kept his records and the quality of the
I ?? tKlo ni vloinn Af thil RAT. Q)h1/>h
re the best on aDy of the old Division of the I
. A. L. system. ]
In this oonoectlon we may state, that we f
elleve Mr. Bernau is one of the finest work- |
ien In thin state. He ban had lately flattering <
Hers of salary and partnerships In larger (
elds, but having some property here, he has 1
ecided to stay. Mr. Bernau states that prices
jr repairs on watches are lower here then I
ny where else, especially on the finer grad? I
I work. He says repairs that would cost 75 1
ents to SI on a S4 watch, would cost at least
I 50 on a ten or twelve dollar watch, as every- <
tilne Is much more highly finished In these i
ratches, and to put cheap material and low !
lass work into Buch a watoh, especially in i
tie parts that usually break in careless treat- i
sent, will lower the quality of the watch and
he owner might j ust as well have bought one
I cheaper grade and saved his money. It
akes a manufacturer from 2 to (> months to <
djust a medium priced movement, and I
lumsy and unskillful! repairs may mar i
hese adjustments for which tbe owner paid 1
rom 5 to 10 dollars, by simply cleaning the 1
ame.
That Mr. Bernau understands his business ]
re know, from tbe fact that he has Just writ- 1
en an article for a New York paper on this :
ublect, for which be received good par, I
nd the Dnbllshers are very anxious to I
et more artloles from bis pea, and people are i
lot so anxious these days to get rid of their i
noney unless they get value received. i
We will print Air. Bernau's arllole "The I
American Watch, and the people that make, l
ell and repair them In the near future. j
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OFF FOE GALVESTON. !
1 r. Joues Will Help to Build up the [
Devastated City.
Mr. J. Y. Jones Informs us that he will leave
ilonday evening for Galveston, Texas. He is
irospectlng for business openings In that city,
ind will no doubt succeed in getting a good ,
ob.
He is well known to our people. He has quit
(oliUcs, and now proposes to go Into active
>uslness wherever he finds a good place.
>Ir. Jones in a native of this city, and he, like ;
lis father, has always been popular with the 1
>eople. HIb father was elected to office sev- I
iral times, and he at the age of twenty-one ;
'ears, was elected Sheriff of the county oter
our competitors Since that time be has held
he various posltlonsof deputy Sheriff.deputy ;
>lerk of the Court, assistant County Auditor, '
isslstant County School Commissioner, asslstint
County Treasurer, assistant County Comnlssloner,
journal clerk of tbe State Senate,
Messenger in the United States Senate?the
alter office he held for Jour years. He has
>een more or less in politics for a quarter of a
jentury, and he would advise all young men,
f thev would have a competency In old age,
o eschew politics, because the successful pol-'
ticiao mu6t spend nis money an ne goes. Mr.
(ones Is a politician that never drank liquor,
ind he gives this as his parting advice: An
officer should never take a drink of liquor,
[f be drluks with one he must drink with
jthers, and If be drinks with all hie friends,
It Is only a matter of time, aud a very short
Lime, when he will find himself a moral, financial.
physical wreck. A young man had
better engage as a hod carrier at 820 a month
than take a political office at S3,500 a year.
An old man who has bad his nose to the
grindstone all his life, and failed at every business
venture he ever made, may make some
money if he should accidentally drop into a
fat office?and fat offices are getting mighty
scarce In South Carolina.
Mr. Jones hap promised to act as Western
correspondent of the Press and Banner and
says that he will write the West as it has
never been written up before.
A. M. Hill & Sons will receive a car load of
the celebrated Studebaker wagons this week.
They are the leading wagon of the world.
They will tie all sizes to suit the farmers.
R. M.
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Her New Quarters.
GOOD INSURANCE.
Ineladeti Damagei Against Fire, Vjelonf,
Wind and Storm.
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Editor Press and Banner;
The recent disastrous storm wblob devastated
Galveston and other sections of Texas, and
resulting In tb? loss of thousands of lives, and
it least 825,000.000 worthlof property furnishes
mme Important suggestions In reference to
Insurance which deserve thoughtful consideration.
There prevails a popular, though erroneous
Impression, that property should
)nlv be Insured against damages by Are, .
while but little attention Is given to the
lamagea of storms and cyclones, which, bring
iuob destruction in their fury, and over
which, human agenpy haw no control.
As an evldenoeo( this, the country full of
Ire Insurance Companies, while scarcely any
jf tbem write cyolone or wind, storm policies
?nd yet statistics show that property Buffers
by far greater damages by tbese, than by fire.
Tn Bl/irm-wrAPfinlvAstnn nno at t.hfl
most uerlous features from a financial standpoint
le that there were scarcely a dozen
jtorm policies held Id the entire city: In Rapport
of this statement, Mr. Charles Janvier,
r>f the Sun Insur&nre Company, of New
Drieans and one of the most thoroughly Informed
Insurance men In tbe South says :
"There were no fires at all during the terrible
storm there,and to my certain knowledge
the loss to fire Insurance Companies is nothing.
Tbe consequence will be tbe most enormous
Individual losses known in the history
if Amerioan disasters Involving property destruction.
Doubtless many of Galveston's
formerly riohest citizens, who were fortunate
snougb to escape tbe storm, will find themselves
panpusnow, as their vast properties
were not protected by storm insurance."
In view of these facts, Is it not tbe part of
wisdom, to seek that Insurance which not
only gives protection to property against fire,
but against tbe more frequent and destructive
Blements, wind, storms and cyclones? Such
Is the protection offered to property by the
"Abbeville-Greenwood Mutual Insurance
Association," and at a far cheaper rate of
premium, than that charged by old time
Companies for fire alone. During its eight
eparn nf nnorallnno ir. hna nffarpH Ahnnlnte
protection to property against "fire and lightning,
cyclones, tornadoes, and wind storms,"
*nd has promptly paid claims and losses
aggregating $20,000. It now carries over half
million dollars ol Insurance, and not In a
single Instance has It resorted to thd aid of
the Courts to collect an assessment, or to adlust
a loss. Our feature deserving special conjlderation
Is, that It Is a home company, an
Association of the people, for the people, and
by the people. The money paid out is kept
U home, and not a dollar Is sent out of the
jountry to enrich foreign corporations.
This Association insures both oltyand country
property, and any Information desired
3bd be obtained from the township director,
3r from the undersigned. Respectfully,
J. R. Blake, Jr.,
Abbeville, 8. C., Gen. Agent.
Southern luter-Stnte Fnir, Atlanta,
tin., October 10.27, 1000.
On accaunt of the above occasion Southern
Railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta
and return, from Ozark, Troy. Montgomery,
Kelma, Birmingham, Ala.; Nashville,
Knoxvllle, Tenn.; Ashevllle, N. C.; Spartanburg.
Columbia, Charleston, S. C.; Jacksonville.
Lake City, Live Oak, Fla., and Intermediate
stations, also from all points In the
State of Georgia at rates:
For Individual: One flrstclass fare for the
round trip, plus 50 cents admission to the
Fair Grounds; for children between ages of
Ave and twelve years 26 cents will be added
to ticket rate for admission to Fair Grounds.
For Military Companies and Brass Bands,
In uniform, twenty or more on one ticket, a
rate of one cent. Der mile in each direction
per capita, plus arbitrages.
Dates of sale from all points la State ol
Georgia. October 9th to 27th, Inclusive, and
from points within the States of Alabama,
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina
and Florida, October 12, IB, 18, 23 and 25th,
final limit of all tickets October SOth, 1900.
For detailed Information as to rates, reservations,
etc, call on or address any agent of
the Southern Railway or Its connections.
S. H. liardwick,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
Ladies skirts and dresses cleaned and pressed
at the Abbeville Steam Laundry.
Collars and cuff and shirts fixed right at
Hammonds Laundry.
The largest and cheapest stock of windowglass
In the city is at Mil ford's Drug Store.
Phone 107.
School books, Xablets, penolls, box paper,
slates, In fact everything needed In a school
room, can he found at Mllford's Drugstore.
Phone 107.
QulitB washed at Steam Laundry for '.'f>centa
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respectfully,
LAND SALE!
Real Estate of the Late
Dr. J. Baskin.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
V CS^pnty of Abbeville.
-BY VIB?^ of POWER OF ATTORNEY
giv?o me by the heirs of Dr. Jamea T. Bask Id,
deposed,I will sell for Cash at /
PUBLIC AUCTION
(If not sold before at private Bale,)
At Abbeville Court House,
) on Saleday in November
Next, (Monday. Nov.
5th, 1900,)
within the legal honrs of sale, the following
described real estate owned by Dr. James T.
Bask In, deceased. >
212 Acres,
morti.or less, (late residence of deceased,)
known as Home Tract.
195 Acres,
more or les*. adjoining residence of deoeased,
known as Hanter Tract.
202 1-2 Acres,
more or lesn, adjoining residence of deoeased,
known as Martin Tract.
110 A nro c
more or less, being one-fourth undivided interest
in Estate James H. Baskln, deceased.
House and Lot,
containing' two acres, more or less. In the
town of Lowndesvllle, S. C.
Tbe first three tracts of land mentioned
above lie near Monterey, 8. C. Parties wishing
to look at these tracts will please call on
JameBT. Baskln' near Monterey, 8. C. Tbe
fourth tract lies near Mountain View, B.C.
Call on A. O. Baskln, who lives near tbat
point. He will sbow it to parties desirous of
purchasing. Plats of tbe above tracts of land
will be exhibited on day of sale.
JAMES B. MOSELEY,
i Attorney.
Sept. 26,1900. "
' Strayed or Stolen.
AS^ALL BAY HORSE MULE. DI8APpeared
Monday night, August 20, 1900,
from tbe Little Mill Baptist cbnrch. A sore
on each shoulder, and a scare on one of bis
bind feet. A ged 20 years.
a reasonaoie rewara win do given ior mo
return of the mule.
THOMAS WASHINGTON.
WllllDgton, 8. C, Aug. 25,190Q.
Keudail'a the Busy Store.
We have Just. got In another lot of mena,
and oblldrens olotbes, and they are beauties.
See our cblldrens line of suits, up to-date.
Ifyou want any of the bargains in remnants
of canton flannel and shirting, yon
had better oome, all of the sample shirts and
ties are gone, but we have a good line of regular
stock. >
Don't forget the Bargain Dry Goods store on
the corner.
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Haddon's Locals.
We are offering some special bargains in
light weight Dress Goods, Just the thing for
early fall wear.
Have you seen those beautiful Flannels In
all colors at Haddon's for shirt waists.
A large and attraotlve line ofFiannetts In
Plads, Polka Dot and solid colors at Haddon's.
Have you seen those beautiful solid colored
Mercensid Silk for underskirts at Haddon's.
Come and Bee them.
R. M. Haddon A Co., solicit a liberal share
of your trade. We have the goods, they were
bought right, they will be sold right.
Don't forget Haddon's srrand fall and winter
opening, Sept. 26 and 27tb. An exhibition
worthv of vour careful insDection awaits von.
J. R. G leu's Locals.
2 pkg washing powders for 5o, bluing 2
sticks 5c, soap 15 bars 25c, soda 11 lbs '25o. At
Glenn's.
Be?t vinegar, pure spices, celer and mustard
6eed for pickling at Glenn's.
Ga,, cane and Porto Rico syrup at Glenn's
Hams, breakfaat bacon, sweet and Irish
potatoes at Glenn's.
Glenn guarantees every pound and sack of
hi* best patent dour.
New mackerel, white fish, fresh oat meal,
cheese, macaroni, potatoes, cabbage onions
and apples.
PEARL ONION SETS.
A. M. Hill <fc Sons will receive a car load of
the celebrated Studebaker wagons this week.
They are the leading wagon of the world.
They will be all sizes to suit the farmers.
Call at DuPre'sBeok store and examine bis
stock whether you buy or not.
If you want to save money, buy your school
supplies at. DuPre's Book Store.
A nice line of purses and pocket books at
DuPre's Book Store. /
School will begin in a few days, you will
need school books, pencils, tablets, slates, and
composition books Goto Dupre's Book Store
for them.
We are still In the lead on clears. Oar
"Madeline" can't be beat. Everybody smokes
"Madeline." If you haven't tried one, do so
at onoe. Milford's Drag 8tore. Phone 107.
If yon need an apatlzer call at the Speed
Drug Co.
Save yoar fruits and berries by using Arneri
can Preserving Powder and Liquid. For sale
at Speed Drn?rCompany.
Tbe best line of Statlouery ever brought to
Abbeville, at DuPre's Book Store.
Next to the National and gold money Is the
Speed Drug Co., the place to get what you
want and get it right. Phone 18.
To arrive this week at Haddon's: 1 case
white Indlr llnona, 1 case staple notions, J
case Androscogan bleached homespun, 1 case
inililuery.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
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Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration.
By R. E. Hill, Esq., Judge or Probate.
"1X7HEREA8, Mom Watson has made suit'
YV to me, to prant blm Letter* of Administration
of tbe Estate and effect* of Eugene
Wauon. late of Abbeville County, deoeased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular tbe kindred and creditors tof
the said Eugene Watson, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, In the Conrt of Frobate,
to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Tuesday,
tbe 9th day of Oct., 1600, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in tbe forenoon, to show
canso if any they have, why tbe said Administration
should not be granted. v , '
Given under jmy hand and seal of tbe Court,
this 24th day of Sept, in tbe year
(L. S.) of our Lord one thousand qlne hundred,
and In tbe 126th year of American
Independence.
Published on the 26th of September and
8rd day of Octbber, 1900, In the Press and
Banner and on. the Court House door for
the time required by law.
R. E. HILL,
Sept. 25,1900. Judge ot Probate.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
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> COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Notice to Debtors aud Creditors,
In tbe Matter of the Estate^ of Ml Hedge B.
Davis, Deceased.
A LL persons indebted to said estate must
settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested to.
R, E. COX,
Sept 22, 1900. | ' Administrator.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PBOBATE COURT.
In ,the Matter of tbe Estate of Dr. John L.
Anorum, Deceased. .
Notioe to Debtors and Creditors.
A Lb persons holding claims against tbe estate
of said deceased will please present
tbe same, dnly verified, to J. L. PERRY. 9
Broad 8treet, Charleston, S. C., and all indebtedness
to said estate will please pay tbe same
to tbe undersigned. i .
MRS. JANE L. ANCRUM.
or MRS. CARRIE L. LAGARE,
Executrix.
Abbeville, 8. C., August 17.1900.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PBOBATE COUBT.
In tbe Matter of tbe Estate of Wm. T. Mllford,
Deceased.
Petition for Settlement and Discharge.
H/fRS. MARY F. MILFORD as Executrix
lor saia Jl^UUU DUVIUK uuputni IU1 rciuomeat
and discharge. It Is ordered, that Saturday,
tbe'lSth day of October next be fixed
for granting tbe relief prayed for.
R. E. Hill, Judge Probate.
Sept. 13, 1900.
SHERIFFS SALE.
8TATE OF POUTH CAROLINA.
County of Abbeville against J. M. HarrisTax
Exeoutlon.
By virtue of a tax execution to
me directed, In tbe above stated case, I
will sell to tbe highest bidder, at Publlo Auction,
within tbe legal hours of sale, at Abbeville
Court House, on MONDAY, the first
day of October, A. D. 1900, all the right,
title and Interest of J. M. Harris in tbe following
described property, to wit: One lot
In Calhoun Mill Township, tbe property of J.
M. Harris, bounded by lands of tbe A. R. P.
church on the north, Abbeville Road on the
east, Lowndeevllle Road on tbe west.
Levied on and to be sold as tbe property of
?J. M. Harris to satisfy the aforesaid Execution
and costs. ,Terms?Cash.
F. W. R. Nanoe,
Sept. 11, 1900. Sheriff.
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j FARM lMPLEflENTS
SUCCEED
WHERE OTHERS FAIL.
GET OUR PKICES ON
MOWERS AND RAKES.
ABBEVILLE
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"Reliable Farm Implements."
I hoi agent for the famous Hawkes Eye
Cilacsea. Call and let me HI you a pair. Mil.
foril'u Drug Store. Tboiie 107.
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Mrs. Rosser's Beautiful Stocl
Next Wednesday and '
Store under the
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BEWARE OF
Every genuine "Dexter" has a tag
and $10 the world over. Satisfaction gi
sales on same have doubled in the last<
I^CALL AND SEE THEM. .
J. 3D
Phone No. 8. ROSENBERG BL<
Dviner!
....And Still JVlovir
ABBEVILLE STEAM LAUH
and CLEAIVTNG CLOTHS
Look up your Winter Clothes a
buying new ones.
Ladles' Skirts Cleaned and Pres
Blankets and Quilts Washed foi
... LAUNDR
The Laundry is doing as fine woi
HOME. Very
c. p. :
Amos B. Morae'N Local*.
1 will have associated with me from the
first of next montb, Mr. George White. I
trust the friends of Mr. White will bear tbli
In mind and give us a liberal share of their
notmnBtrn. w? will take eood care or you.
and wllfaiways be glad to see yon.
Just recel ved an elegant line of fine fresh
Ollven, at 15,25,45, and 55 cents a bottle,
are extra nice. flMSr.,..
Try a bottle of "Aberdeen" Sauoe, equal to
"Worcester" and muon cheaper.
It will soon be time for sowing Fall seeds.
In planning tbls line of orops don't overlook
"Lucerne" Alpalpa Clover, it Is one of the
hardest plants of Its kind, sending its roots
fifteen to twenty feet down into tbe soil, it
gets tbe moisture If there is any to be had:
does not have to be sowed every season, and
gives tbe largest and most nutritious yield of
good food for horses and cattle of any thsng of
its kind. Pure fresh seed will be in very
soon, also Red and Crimson Clover, Barley
and Rye.
"Sweet Clover Syrup" still leads the land,
try a buoket, either gallon or half gallon size.
Amos B. Morse.
Kerr's LochIn.
Tbe Dexter mattress leods them all. Let us
put one on your bed for SO days and If not satisfied,
return same. J. L>. Kerr.
Our sale on Dexters are way beyond our expectations.
They are going every day. Call
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Beware of Immitatlons. See that tbe Dexter
tag Is on every mattress. J. D. Kerr is
sole agent for Abbeville county.
See our line of rugs and art squared, tbe
handsomest ever shown in Abbeville, and
prices are right. J. D. Keer.
Our fall stock is arriving daily and we are
going to sell you your full bill, If goods and
prices are anything. J. D. Kerr.
How about a nice table Ret? We have them '
and tbe price are lower than tht> Iowihi. J.
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jaranteed. Sold on 30 days trial. Our
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SOLE AGENT.
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DRY IS DYING, PRESSING
IN FIRSTCLASS STYLE!
nd have them overhauled and save
aed for 35 cents.
' 25 cents.
Y WORK ...
k as any Laundry. PATRONIZE
respectfully,
HAMMOND. v I
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Teacher Wanted. \
For edgewood school, school nis- 1
trlot Xo. 24. Reference required. Apply to ' J
\v. e. Leslie,
A.G.Cochran, "S J
or A. M. Keld, j
Abbeville,si. C. July.'}, 1900. J
I have several floe Pigs 6 to 8 weeks old tor M
sale. Amos B. Morse. V
Kor tobacco and cigars wholesale or retail,
go to Milford's Drug Store. Phone 107.
send your laundry to C. P. Hammond, he In
doing good work. ,
A. lot of oopv-rlght NovhIs juat received at i
DuPre's Book Store- 1
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