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The Abbeville Press and Banner.|
BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1900. ; ESTABLISH^ 1844:|
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apt 1 25 Smts -Worth $9 for
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25 Dark Grey all impc
V 25 Light Grey Cheviot
50 All Wool Blue Che1
25 Heavy Blue Square
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A few of that Bargain L<
about SOO pair at $2.98 wort
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Come in we are
'< every day.
^ The Laud o' Ibe Mfcj. CONTR]
(Written at A8bevill?>2C. C.) _
I. What "M" f
Mountains that climb to the bine bend on Rono(
i high?
L*aketi wbere the stars see themselves In the
... . sfey;. , ARTHURS
i Violet valleys of beauty and love,
Where earth seems so close to the heaven Itlsverygrat
above especially as 1
You can hear the faint echoes of seraphlm-feet ihrough the di
And the mnslcal beat the kindly expi
Of the hearts oI the angels?the songs they terext manliest
repeat >? Arthur II. Syfai
In their candeMes sweet! city of Havana
from a generoui
? II. not only know
j. a. .. ... .j .... . but are Intlmat
A wild wo*ld M mountains tbat drift Into lroru ^{S boyi,
1 dreamy: > during all the*
The rlnnle of rills and the dashing of streams ; ,i?UIri7>nH. huril
I That ding to tb6M?! And the beams and the j fug alwayVtbe
'* (fleams ' , pioyers, and thi
That lore you togardens of beautiful dreams ! Who knew hln
Of beaotifol dreams that have lifted your soul weut froI11 Abb
i To the thunder's high roll! j UOr bore a belt
f Where you slip from life's care, and Ita curse ha8 ajWays be
and control, and afflicted fat
With ilie Joy in your soul. atuj u i8 earnes
, everywhere tb
come out all rig
God crowned with old glory these mountain^ his father and t
He planted U?.1al.l so,u a"
The sky-reaching bills In these valleys euI
chanted: nesses and cour
* These streams in the hollows by mystery the Knights of
haunted- Savannah.^
Tbese oaks that still wave tbelrgreen banners from tiie :
undaunted.
And dare the storm's thunder!.. and paeans "The unfortu
(of praise ' Monday night
Mountains?rivers, still raise shot, and pro!
To the beaven above them, while rose-scented man, is deeply
ways raised bere. id
Wreathe the beautiful days! came here in IS
ville and Colua
IV. emplary life a
communitv. ]
O, land of all beauty?loved Land of the Sky, wbo know'him
Where Love breathes "Good morning," and ttgei Arthurs;
L never "goodby !" . . tian influences."
F-- Where song on each wild wind In melody abieuame, and
roves been great'to hi
And times the bright steps of the gods of the violence."
groves!
' The rose of the mornlug is white on thy from the t
fx&'t breast * *
Thou art crowned?thou art blest Abbeville, Ocl
From tbe seas to the east and the seas to the pevllie man, i
V ; west tween Columbu
With the rose-wreath of rest! ?l police barrac
F. L. S. OD? Manzie
Battery i'ark, Asheville, N. C. attache at the
(Atlanta Constitution, Sept. 82,1900.) that Mauzle be<
attentions of '
, m young woman
"P6t6" wblie hi
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT u?!S2 >n
fired bis pistol,
. right lung. Syl
rrcks and lmi
To be Formed From Portion* of here. His broil
School Districts Xo* 27 mid 28. ern and blsaiK
1Savxnnab, and
The following petition has been received bv j DuVlnlon, Sy
the Hoard of Examiners of Abbeville conn-1 wounds of Ms
ty : Sylan will be bj
Making a straight line on the county line | "l'ete" Syfan w
Irom the corner indicated by large rocks; i everybody has
thence to Ward's road near McUarter's. cross-1 ruauly man,
lng Trailroad about 300 yards North East of honest and ho
the B. M Wakefield house and leaving t he ! he can get a car
first up Trailroad off and also leaving Mrs f zens to aid him
Mtllford and E. C. Shirley outside. Thence i
from the said point at Ward's road by L. M. sad news f
snaws leaving jonn u uiacK, l.. m. auuw (
andS. Shaw outside and straight on to the I Our townsma
point where aDgle waR raudo South West of I last week by te
J.W. Cllnkscaies. Thence by J. W. Clink- ings, that his
scales, making him on the line and running ! Helena Moutar
to the ford on JLittle River. Thence to the der a moving ti
Anderson line about oue eighth of a mile i shoulder badly
Kast of Murdocks leaving the Sain Fisher j hospital in a m
place outside. sad and uucx
We the undersigned qualified voters and ! Kichey has th
patrons of the pubiio schools of Abbeville j who sincerely
county would respectfully petition the Hon- j may be spared.
orable Board of Education for Abbeville j Tiinr?'
County to form a new school district having lh> u
such shape size and boundaries as the plat
hereunto attached shows to be formed of A \i
portions of districts Xos 27 and 28. ,. *},'
That they appoint a board of trustees at a hhlvin*
their earliest convieuce, to take charge of i V.Viw
said district when formed. j do,iD,? , j ,,L?
J. I). Alewlne. J. H. Elgin, I ceiebmted St
L. E. Murdock, J. D Murdock. ' afe
A. \V. Boweu. W. I*. (,'allaham 1,ie if ^
T. T. Campbell, S. J. Fisher, | p?uuds and rt
M. T. Fisher, A. D. Fisher, ever.
8. M. Fisher, Jr., .I.A.Campbell, ! m
L. O. Kobinson, L. E. Shirley,
W. B. Young, .1, i. Crowther, MIsk Sarah,
v A. L. Crowther, F. 11. Cllnkscaies, ] daughter of Mi
C. W. Pi orris, junior Aiewnjf, i nuniuci >< uc
W. K. MoAdanis, K E. McAdams, ! afttrnoon iu a
J. Ij. Black, 8. S. McCurry, | litt<e folks eujt
J. E. Wakefield, E. F. Norris, [delightful reli
. All wlio are opposed to tbe establishment of j Miss rtarah prr
the uew school district will take notice that' little "hostess,
the matter will be decided at my otlico Oct.! by one and all
121b, 11XJU. i day.
J. 8. UIHEHT. | Mrs. Mattie 1
Superintendent ol Education, visiting tier sis
j Miss >lurie
fFTl T\T
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$7.50.
loth Suits worth $10 for
viot Solin Lined worth $1
irted worsted Siuts for $1
; Suits, the $10 kind, for \
viots for $9^50. These are
) (Juts at $7.5U.
\IE \T \l
d Trunks, V
at Umbrellas that are the
SHC
1"f" C ! This is a stron
* We have a Pa
h $4, and'we have about.
5 getting in New
Yours for business,
[BUTED LOCALS- &SSSfJsSj&."
Mr. J. S. Bowie retnr
the Hot Springs, of Ai
ices nntl Hears On XIis again.
Is About tbe City. death of di
Abbeville, S. C., Oot. 10, 1900. Mr. Daniel Atkins, a
at bis home near Verd
yfan and his friends. i6t.. in bis 88 year. Tt
ifying to the family, and most ?red citizen, last and i
o tne aged lather to learn ines, observing tne n
B'erent journals of the State, fellowmen, and has ali
resslons ol sympathy and In- and esteemof his nelgt
ed In behalf of his son, Mr. b,D?\ He dwelt in lov
a, who la now In trouble In the aU(* *n peac?' with hli
ah. These expressions fcocue has gone to his reward
s and sympathetic people, who DEATH of john
the family and connection,
ely acquainted with "Arthur" Mr. J. R. F. Wilson c
iood up to the preserot, and this City on last 8nr
>0 years he has tieen an in- 7th, about 9, o'clock in
working, peaceable man, hav- ge had been in feeble
implicit confidence of his em- nut not until the past
3 highest esteem of everyone assume a fatal charac
i. No youuK man that ever family and friends tt
evilie carried a better name, could not last much
er reputation. His character was a member of the
IrfonrnoAhlhlo W la arret 1 <i(m nml all thrntinh *
.her is bowed down with grief an example worthy
tly hoped by hosts ol friends recognized as a useful
at his son, Arthur, will yet upright and worthly c
;ht and noon return to comfort band, a kind and affec
>e the same dutifu 1 and atlec- death Abbeville Count
i of yore. Tne family notice zen, and the church a
?t gratiiude ttie many kind- member. Hie funeral
lesies extended to Arthur by ed at 11 o'clock last M
Pythias and other Lodges In residence, by Rev. T.
presence of a large
friends. Interment wi
sews and coukiek oct. 6. Cemetery. The berea
nate allair in Savannah last sympathy of many fri<
in which Mr. Arthur Syfan ty- *
rnbly mortally wounded his Birth?At Abbeville,
regretted here. Mr. Syfan was H. a^cQee, a daughter,
lis father, Mr. George Syfan, pirijonvAT
58, as engineer on the Green- personal
ibia railroad, has lived an ex- rrofessor Pltner, of A
nd Is justly respected by the last week and Is now e
ie has the sympathy of all the Methodist Churo
in this sad affliction in his old pitner oomes highly i
flan was raised under Chris- jug from his masterly
i-10 core a wormy ana pence- would Rav He certainly
I the provocation must have nesn. His playing wai
ive induced hiua to this act of nig congregation and e
every one and especial
iREESVILI.B DAILY NEWS. vIceHOfM^ Allen
L. 5.?Arthur R. Syfan, an Ab- Kirby's absence, and
unnlng on the Southern be- Fltner; the choir et
i and Savannah, la detained thanks for her klndnei
ks In the latter city for shoot- Miss Mary DuPre v
,a local pugilist and theater last week by telegrat
Royal Music hall. It seems treme illness o( her sis!
:sire extremely jealous of the Dul're, who at this wri
'Pete" Sytan to a beautiful cal. II not serlouitcondl
in Savannah and attacked ?.
irrounded by a crowd of bis *
ds. Syfan was knocked down,
and beaten,and In the melee m*1/'TVr< r>li t u/
the ball penetrating Mauzle's lAJVliiu LilAKl
run was detained at police barnedlately
wired his people 4
tier, Brown Syfan of the South- ^ . ..
irney, Wm. k (ireene, went to neise (Ik
alter employing Hon. F. G. chine In
tun ?oi hold nAndlntr the ...
??* . .ilI" if?theteas t*troubI(f tired of the leadership
known him as a ?n?ntarlj. ^ became T mere
brave, sober, hardwoiklng, HUnrflmaflV ?nd thft ,
D|??iblnV ?he^.r nfaour wtl leadership of white b
^fi n,?i iiminn w/trnnwl " wus elected chairman
without limit In his trouble. p()aition usually accorc
HOM MR. EUGEXE BICHEY. elJ2?l'XX ChJlrmat
n. Mr. Charlie Rlchey received Beaufort, vice chalrma
lejjram aud letter the sad tid- The following were 1
only brother now living at electors for the State ai
ia. was seriously Injured un- PT? Crum.co!lo
rain, having his left leg and W. C. Blalock. white, I
crushed and Is now lylnt In a f?r the several dim
ost critical condition. In this white; r. A. Odom,
pected trouble, Mr. Charlie white; Ji. Ii. helton,
r ~ M K H nilnu
e Hympaiuy ui iuhu> mcuun ---o - - ? ? ?v..v.
hope tlie iile of his brother Murray, negro.
<0 POUNDS OX STUDK1IAKKR
WAfio.v. Oplniou of nu A
Hill & Sods, of this cltv, tooa York villi
>r hauling the "big boiler's to Home of the Prohlbli
uotton mill last week, and In quite enough In the la
r tested the capacity of the lng ex parte statemen
udebaker'' wagon for which tents tn Athens, Oa., t
jents at this plac?\ The wagon fsary system is In bad <
nrrled to the mill, over 10,000 this trumped up sho
iturned In as good shape as necessary when It Is r<
a majority of the peop
and vote for it, the <
[RTH-DAY TAllTY. in Athens. The mnjo
the pretty little :t year oldj^',ere be grumblers i
rs. J. L. l'errln entorlalued a i communty. We dot
? 1 Ann In n nri fnnlt ucitti t.
r little Iriends last aionuay ?- ? - most
charming ninnuer. The 8aivall0n>
>yed themselves to the utmost;
eshments were served, and
ived herself a most charming
" Best wishes were extended i am agent for th<
for mauy returns of this happy Glasses. Call and let
, ..... .. ford's Drug Store. 1*1
odd, of Augusta, is In the city
ter. Mrs. Klla Latimer. See our nice line o:
Boykin, of Edgefield, is the buy. Speed Drug Co.
(* at L
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$8. v vv
5 for $12. v
4 worth $20. ,
?8.
> beauties.
*' / '*
s vmdb
4 ' 4
alises, Corsets, R
talk of all who see them for $1.5C
)ES that wear and sell are the kii
v / / A
g line with us and we guarantee t
ats we sell for $5 that are worth i
50 pair for S3.50 well worth $5.
' V- - > , "'a f^nnrtsi
w vr M
ier friends, the Misses LETTER FROM MR. JONE$> ,
ued lest Saturday from
kanaas, feeling himself F(fte<sn Hnndr,d Thl?ly peop|e on
an Excursion, and HII A raining.
VNIKL ATKINS.
_ . .in j. ^ Atlanta, Qa., Oct. 4, 1900.
ftera short Uln?m, dled Dear Mr. Editor:
ery on Monday October ln accordance with promise made to you
ie deceased was an hon- sometim'b ago I write you, bat 1 have not
iprlght Ip all his deal- gODe far \ye8t yet and ir I do not roaka better
Dlden role toward his 8peed than we did yesterday on the bobtail
arayshad the good will excursion train. It will be a month before I
ifiK get far enough from Abbeville to style my
f Llb. letter from the West.' We made the fastext
3 Maker and we trust run on record from Abbeville to the OateCltv,
the train Just llew, It burnt the wind. We
robebt wilson left Abbeville at one o'clock and reached tbe
C Union car shed pond at 9:15, we made 133
lied at hla home near miles In 8 hours and fifteen minutes. What
iday morning, October road on earth can beat that for fast traveling?
tbe 7l8t year o fbls age. .The conductor said he con Id not afford to ao
health for some time, belter as there was 1,500 people on board and
week did hit) sickness Judging by their looks and actions, there was
ter announcing to bis not a living, bowline, moving soul of them
ie sad tidings that he fit to die. If Sontb Carolina had been sifted
longer. The deceased with a fine tooth comb, I don't think a
Baptist Cburcb of this harder favored crowd could bavebeen round*
he years of his life set ed up, Tbey were beauties In looks and
or Imitation. He waB beauties In action. But the conductor knew
member of society, an his business. Tbe corn Juice gave out at
iltlzen, a devoted bus- Athens and we did not stop long enougb to
tlonate father. In bis allow tbe mob to replenish their stock and by
ty has lost a good oil!- tbe time we reached Atlanta, the South
useful and consistent Carolinians said to tbe Nortb Carolinians,
services were conduct- Boys, It is a long time.between drinks.
onday morning at bis When we crept under tbe car abed the rain
h piommnna tnthp moB nomine dnwn in sheets. but the dry
number of sorrowing tongued, dry throated young bucks did not
is at Upper Long Cane care for that, the cry was where Is the nearest
ved family have ibe barroom, but when Informed It was election
jnds In this communl- day and nothing stronger than (slops) beer
was to be obtained for love or money, a more
October 4th, to Mrs. F. disgusted crowd was never seen before since
bug juice was Invented.
. I am not very quiet myself sometimes, but
i mention. Iam awful glad I don't return with the boys
Lilians finnrpin. arrival tonight. The outlook is for a he old time ai?d
neatpd m nrJanlst In "a ?*<? conflict is preolpltated the whites will
h of thiH piit Pmf catch It. as the negroes have ten pistols and a
reromended and inde- &undreJ rasors to their one.
touohJast Bundav we I shall not go to Galveston. I have learned
understands ^hi? bull since my arrival all I wish to know about
1 fu 11v Bnnr J'??(>(l hv that unfortunato olty. I shall cross the Misntlrely
satls^ctory Z nTiflSfiS*
lv the mpmhftrs nf the ^ iDtODtion Is D0V6r to returo to Tillmanon
at)Drec?ftte the ner- B'dden South Carolina dead or alive. I
oreanUt flurlne Miss kDOW wbon 1 have enooJ?h ?f a thing. My
tne of Prnf next le"er will be from Dallas, Texas, as I
ipecfally return tbeii will take in the Cotton Bxpo.lt.oa. ^
38. * ' * * f )
fas called to Clemson m ,
n announcing the ex- ,
? - ' t
LCPill IttW, 3HB. ?iUgOUC
ting lies in a very oritl- The Governors Cbnnce lo be SfAgnnnl*
lllon- . V mon?.
1 " Yorkvllle Yoeman.
The governor now baa an opportunity to be
IK ftF A WRIT It' magnanimous. Let him appoint A. C. Jones,
ji vr A " ivai ft of Newbsrry, to a position In which he cau
k demonstrate the sincerity of his views by
ferreting out violations of the State whiskey
? Repnbllcnn Mn? law- Ho UBed t0 be ?ood at It before the
thlN Slate. election.
nsarerlcht. They are
of the white bosses. A
eld Id Columbia Wed- Mr. UiiuU'h Though tlulne**
icVdent''"n the?fleh't bfor We have' wltb tho compliments of Mr. J. T.
jeeroes threw of! the 0antl' a copy of 1,16 "*>rov"jlonH lttW for
ompb i h iwrthlm tile formation and regulation of private coinTf
the 'con'ventlon a PHnleH- and for tlle' formation of railroad
led a whit man ' corporations." Also. "Ibe election law. Ini!1
, KtructioiiH aud dlreclioDs lor commissioners
i and Robert smn'iiK nf aud managers of elections, edltlou of 1U00,"
n. ' with the form of notice of election prepared
10ml oated Presidential b-v tbe secretary of state. Mr. Gantt Is one of
L large: tbe most efficient Clerks In the State House.
red. Charleston, and L. .
jaurens. '
'n'ilro;GJ0rw. Tolbertl Amos B. Morse's Local*.
while; K. P. Roberts, I will have associated with me from the
fay, negro, George W. lirst of next month, Mr. George White. I
trust the friends of Mr. White will bear this
< In mind and give us a liberal share of their
patronage. We will take good care of you,
theus Dissent er and will always be glad to see you.
Just received an elegaut line of fine fresh
s leoman. Olives, at 15, 25,-15, and 55 centsa bottle. They
tlonlsts, not having had ure extra nice.
"t primary, are publish- Try a bottle of "Aberdeen" Kauce, equal to
ts from a few malcon- "Worcester" and mucn cheaper.
It will soon be time for sowlug Kali seeds.
? at In planning tills line of orops don't overlook
,a^?l "Lucerne" Aipalpa Clover, It is one of tbe
in wh^o J i Va' !i/"? hardest plants of lis kind, sending Its roots
l??lm.rB|nfo?nr.n( ? ,fnol linwn lnl0 ltw soUi jt
ilspensary would not be gets the moisture If there is any to be had;
rity is evidently there, does not have to be sowed every season, and
and dissenters in every gives the largest and most nutritious yield of
ibt not. these oracles ^ood food for horses and cattle of any thsng of
md object to the plan ot its kind. Pure fresh seed will be lri very
soon, also lied and Crimson Clover, Barley |
. and Kye.
"Sweet Clover Syrup" still leads the land,,
try a bucket, either gallon or halt gallon ul/e.
> famous llawkes Kye Amos 15. Morse,
me fit you a pair. Milionel07.
1 "
r stationery before you The tiest tine of Stationery ever brought to
Abbeville, at liul're's Hook Store.
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i Bwi rinn
50 Black Cotton Worsted ?
/-*? T? r(j /N J T * *
zo jtieavy eiorm uoaxs xtui
100 Heavy All Wool Flanne
for railroad people.
Boy's Knee Suits 75c. to $:
Ladies Union Suits.
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11 rfn maii'ci he
UgD, IflDll 0 111
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id we are daily getting in. ?
o show you the prettiest lin<
|>6, and cost you $7 to $8 ii
See our line at $1.98, $1.48
W. KB
in. metis net. |H
\ ' Hoars tbi
HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
FROM MONDAY, OCTOBER
15th UNTIL MONDAY, Sf??3
' DECEMBER 31st.
8.56 p. m.g
- , 5.40 p. m. k
i ' 8.00 p. m. g
The Bate of State, County, School v
- and Special Tax, Inolnding One j
Dollar Foil Tax, One Dollar 2 pkg waf
Commutation Tax, "A G^,DB;
Best viDeg
irnnRnAVPR WITH AN AfTF TO nMdfamlcb
A raise supplies for tbe fiscal year oommeoc- 0ft
tng Januaiy 1, 1900, notice la hereby given ? ' .
that the office of County Treasurer of Abbe- Hams, or*
viiie County will be open for the collection of potatoes at C
taxes for said fiscal year from Monday, Octo- Glenn gna
ber 15th, until Monday, December 31st, with- bis best pate
out penalty. Kates per cent, of taxation are -New mac6
as follows: cheese, mac
State Tax 5 mills. and apples.
Ordinary County Tax 2yt." PEARL O
School.... 3 " M-oa.au vi
Sinking .Fund 1 " ^???
Total 11U
In addition to the above a speolal tax will
be oollected for school purposes as follows: V M V
Town of Mt. Carmel - 3 mills. I / f
Lowudesvlle 4 mills. B J 1
Sharon 4 mills.'
Bethel H mills.
Due West.......... 3 mills.
Town of Abbeville: _ _ __
. Retiring Railroad Bonds and Opnl I;
paying Interest on same 1% mills. MtZUXl. U
Special School, retiring bonds _
and paying Interest on same 5% " IIT*
A -.11 /\# Ama TWvllo* Aflntla nn oil I Jk/X I
J\. |JW11 l>aA 1/1 VUO XJ\Jliai |/C| uu UII
male citizens between tbe age of 21 and 60
years, except each as are exempt by law, will
be collected. STATE OF *
A commutation road tax of One Dollar will
be collected tbe same time as other taxes
from all male citizens between the age of 18 J} ??T?mr
and 50 years, except such as are exempted by vIHTl
law. UnleeB said tax 1b paid by first of given me by
March, 1901, four days work upon the public deceased I w
bleb ways will be required under a contractor. '
Taxes are payable only In gold and silver f-?T n-4T
coin, United States currency, National Bank U |Uel
notes and Coupons of State Bonds wblcb be- X UJuL
oome payable during tbe year.1901. /tf not
For convenience of tax-payers, I will visit 1
tbe places designated below for the purpose * + AViK
of collecting taxes: ^ aou'
Lowndesvllle. Monday and Tuesday, No- ftT1 CQ1
vember 26 and 27.
Mt. Carmel, Wednesday. November 29. IVav
Willlngton, Thursday, November29.
McCormick, Friday and Saturday. November
30 and December 1, till 12 o'clock latter
lav within the Ic
Donalds, Wednesday, December 5. .iafl.rih<?i < ??
Due West, Thursday, December 6. uescr oeu rea
During above dates my office will be closed. Bask in, aece
Parties desiring Information by mall In regard
to their taxes will please write before
December loth, stating the location of their
property, and include postage for reply, and more or lea
those paying taxes by check muBtlnclude the known as H(
charge for collection.
Ji E. BLAKE, JR., more or less.
Treasurer.
Oct. 1,1000. tf
more or less,
known as Mi
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. . more Qr ,ei8(
coukt of common pleas. terest in EStl
isoiice 10 ueDiors ana ^realtors.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alllledge B.
Davis, Deceased. containing t
ALL persons Indebted to said estate must to,^D ?'
settle without delay, and those holding rbe h1,81 1
claims against the estate must present them above lie nes
properly attested to. R R ,ng to look a
Wept 22, 1900. Administrator. James T. Ba
fourth tract
Call on A.
A. M. Hill A Sons will receive a car load of DOint He i
the celebrated Studebaker wagons this week. y
They are the leading wagon of the world. purc,ia8|n?They
will be all sizes to suit the farmers. will be exblt
When you go home and yonr neighbor tells T A
you wlmtthe Speed Drug Co., did for him, "
you may be sorry you did not look them up
for books, slates, crayon, glass or anything in . . ...
the drug line. Sept.-J.. 191
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KltiriS
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Suits at $3.98.
hber Lined for $1.48.
il Work Shirts for 98e. The thing
3.5?. V . . ' . 3
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IIS, Sce Our $1.50.Leader, i
3ee our Ties for men. , ..
9 you ever saw for prices low down|||
? you have to order them. We have .
and $1.24. They are worth 25'per cent. more. v
NDALL.
MAIL CLOSES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. , M
ilng and Going Every Hoar
In the Day. .
t the mails close at the Abbeville
olng North on tbe Southern. . . At&fl
going South oo toe sou mem. ... uu.v. ,_
jolng to Hodges. May 8th, 1900. J
going Booth on the 8. A. L. S
eolng North on the S. A. L. rt a nous DailyDally -v
olng North on the Southern. No. fe. No. IL 1
olng to Hodges. Ly. Charleston 1100pm 7 00 am 1 J{
olng South S. A. L. ? Bummerville. 12 00 n't 7 41 ft at JM
olng North S. A. L. - Branchvilla 150am 8 66 % m
olng South Southern. Oransrebure 2 50am 928am ^ 9
olng North and South S. A. L. ? KlngvlUe.. 4 80 a m 10 16 a m
Robt. S. Link, Postmaster 1rr K,pnn?at, WoTTm V
- - - " Barnwell 4 00 ft In
~" Blaokvllla^, 4 IS a m JD
T. B. Glen's LoealR. tjT. Columbia..^ 7 00am 11 06 a n
lh?,Lpo?-aerfl ior,.6?L b.!?,DgA? " Newfjerry..'.'?*!!!!!! 880am 11 26 pm H
,p 15 bars 2oc, soda 11 lbs 2ao. At ? Ninety32cil."!"III 980am 120pm 9
" Greenwoods 9 60 am 1 U p m
ar, pore sploee, celer and mustard Xt. Hodges 10 15 a m 918pm:llng
at Glenn's, Lv. Abbeville. 6 85 a in 1 88 p m
nd Porto Rico syrup at Glenn's ^ Bel ton 1115am g 19 p m fl
?kfast bacoo, sweet and Irish f^Sderson ' lOioam 285am H
,lenn 8- a. a?" n ITHTS W
M,".6 ''p<>,md<?; ? m
:erel, wblte fish, fre*h oat meal, STATIONS. Dal^ ,
aronl, potatoes, cabbage onions . No. 16. No. 11 V
Lt. Gr??n villa. (80 p m 10 15 a m jfl
nionsets. " f 23 m Jx x ?
" WUllanigton; 622 p m 10 66 a m
i ?? At. Andortop., .TT 7 B p"m 11 40 a m
Lt. Belton 6 46 p m 11 lfi a m
\r. Donnaldj 7 16 p m 11.40 a m M
Urn SALE' sggpE 1
I MJ MJnkJUAJ Ar. Greenwood 7 65 p m 1^ 20 p m ?
" Ninety-Six BS3 P m 12 0S p m I
" Newberry. 9 80 v m 2 00pm fl
" Proaperitjr.. Otfpm 2 14pm
a a n at t a " Columbia 11 p m 8 80pm \ll
state of the Late CTsgvnifcrr: .... m , |
" Barnwall 1 8 20 a m *kl
- - 1 ~ ? ? ft 1ft A ?M ' 1
J. T. Baskin. Wra-tsts
" Orangeburf. 846am I 68 p m
" Braachvill# 4 ?5 a m 0, lo p tt
JOUTH CAROLINA, " 5Sam I?pm
County op Abbeville. "" ' W* T.,?,ftfeg
rE OP POWER OF ATTORNEY ^TIOt.8 atM
tbe heirs of Dr.JttmesT. Hatiklu, fe ? J? I? g g 1ST rill
sell for Cash at 1 65 ft 8 55 a '* .Bronohvill*- " 0 16p 4 26*
? 60 ft 0 38a "Orangeburg" 6 88 p 8 45 a
JC AUCTION
... , , . . 4 00 a u ..Barnwell.. " 6 20 a '
sold before at private sale,) 4 16 a " .jSckvilla.. " 8 01a
n- n i. tt 8 80a ii'<#a * ?Columbia? " 8 90 p 9 JOp
Af" 1 IA I Ail 1*r W All Q0 I a fU . u ivi. u A lot/tn * P Urt m fi M?
D VilJLC VUU1 U JkAWMMW) V UJ **[*? tup " t.,.*A?(( 1 S CI X !S * i
eday in November j??J IS* ul? jfip
t, (Monday. Nov. ilfijUg' -"fCSE" gf| tig *
5th, 1900,) 8 joS ? i!j p|Lvfcjv'irt*n?afg/x|U I' ) i8g I
gal boar, or sale, to. /ollowloi 1 te?7,l?pU?-^>"flR.fT >003 I
,1 estate owued by Dr. Jatnes T. ?p'p. m. "A" a. m. "IT'jygbt.
a8ed DOUBLE DAILY SBBVHJf BOTWMBT
" aSAELEStON AND GBBBNVXLLB.
212 Acres, pullman palaoa limping cart an TralftsWand ' ,?
(I... residence ?, deceased., gg??^s^afhSKS^jT'^ ?
>me Tract. Tralni lmw Spartanburg, A. & vl cUvtattn,
. northbound, 7KB a. m., 8:87 p. m., Btl8p, %
195 Acres, JV^buirLtoiUKitiM^hbouad lfliM ? ta?
.i itl5 p. m.? H J84 a. m.f (Vestibule Limited.) y
adjoining residence of deceased, iraln9 leave Greenville, A. and C. ditiaiea,
inter Tract. northbound, 6 ^X) a. in., S:Mp.m. and,5i8a p.
(Vestlbuled Limited)j?outhbound, 1:8Q a. a.,
OHO 1.0 A i:ii) d. m.. 12:110 d. m. (Veatlbulnd Limited^
o\jo j.a awOOJ "Trains 13 and 14-Elegant Pullman Pfcfjor M
udjolnlng residence of deceawed, oars between Charleston and AahevllM will W
iriin Tmpt Inaugurated about June 1st. m|
Trains 15 and 16?Pullman Sleeping out b?HO
A nnoo tween Charleston and Columbia; reify far oo
1J.U n.troDj oupaney at both points at 9430 p. m. jM
being one-fourth undivided In- Elegant Pullman Drawing-Eoom ElMpiu MS
j . cars between bavannah and Ashevlll* ?oroat?
ite James H. Baakln, deceased. dally between Jacksonville and ClnolanatL
FTnnsfl and T.nt fRANK 8. GANNON, J. M. CULP, H
LlOUoo allll JjOI) Third V-P. <Sr Gen. Mgr., Traf. Makerar. ' S
wo acres, more or less, In the Washington, D. C. WaahlajM^Tp. 0.
ndesvllle, S. C. W^A. TURK, a ^ H
hree tracts of land mentioned rj. 0.
ir Monterey, S. C. Parties wish- ^ ? |^D
t these tracts will please call on
skin near Monterey, s. C. The
lies near Mountain View, 8. C. ^H|
G. Buskin, who live* near that v"Vou touch the button end we do tl>e rMt'
... . ... . , . Night bell can be found on left-hand side or
ivlll show It to parties desirous of our front door, and a druggist at the other
Platfl of the above tracts of land end will answer your calls immediately.
)ited on dav of aula. Kmyhlmup wheuiuneed offnedjclne at
^ nlpiu. jLIIIUrG N iTUg riiore. niuuc IWI.
MTIS E MnRTlT.FY Machinery O.K. at.'Vbbevillo Laundry, and M|
IUXjO iji i/ojjijjj J. j we want your work.
Attorney. Pictures Of every description in all colore
kj. una rni(H to im:ii the biin.i, J. I> Kerr.