The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 31, 1900, Image 5
The Press and Banner
AIJBEVILLE, 8.C.
taP~Puh!ished every Wednevday at 82 a
y<.nr 1 tj advance.
Wednesday, Oct. 31,^ 1900. j
NukIiik OiiIn in the l?rlll.
Mr. J. (?. Hamilton, of this vlcluity, ban the
prettiest stand of oats that we have seei\ It
was sowed id the drill between the cotton
rows, and tbe Krain is in the hollow of tbe furrow.
Wilt-on's cotton planter was used to
drill it. The plaultug in tbe hollow is tbe
safest and best way to protect It from iujury
by tbe irost. When the surlace of the gronud
Is made smoothe. any freeze that comes lifts
Ibe crust bretikiug tne young gruln Irom its
roots. When sown as Mr. Hamilton has
sown hie crop the iree/.es and the winds are
not so injurious.
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VIIIVUIIIIV AUI,
The Mandoiiu Kius;, will give e concert in
Due West, Saturday night, December 1st. It
is seldom that so ureal an artist visits so
small a town, but he comes through the iniiuence
of Miss Martha Howard Watklus,
teacher of Art anil .Stringed InSWOments, in
Due West Female College, who is a pupil and
personal friend of Mr. Abt. A rfcre treat is
in ntore for tbe people of Abbeville County.
Retueiuber the date.
Wye Woi-hm.
C. P. Hammond's steam dye works are a
s decided success and he is turning out as tine
work as can be done aoywbere. Genu suits
which have lost their color Or faded, can be
made as good as new. l>adles and misses
skirts dyed In first class manner. Any colors
given. Send your work to the Abbeville
Steam Laundry and have good work done.
t^lilnl Notice.
11D V HJg ICUWII/ IDLU1UUU IIUU1 IUO UJ> ILIO
Institute of Atlaitta, fully restored to health,
lam-now at work furnishing and arranging
, my dental office where 1 will be prepared to
meet patientsfrom 9a. op. anill up. m. All
work guaranteed and strictly cash. Olllce
up stairs, next to R. C. Bernau's.
E. L. WILSON, Dentist.
Kellelou* Heellair.
Dr. Gardner of Greenville la in town asslstf.Plemmons
In a Mries ol rellg[s
In the Baptist Cbarch, during
The public A ifcvlted td attend
b. Dr. Gardntr Is the popular
the Baptist Chutch In the city ol
ind his ability, earnestness and
(aster's cause wins the hearts of
Dow him best.
. Vsr Bent.
Uhed rooms. Appts to Mrs. E.
i Wardlaw street. 3t.
* w Local
or traveling salesman to
a, Greases, Paints, White Lead,
on commission or salary exclua
side line.
i Petrolatum Co., Oil Refiners,
). tl* Coraopolls, Pa.
1 to the see Llliputlan Wedding
k laugh at ' Old Maid's Convenday,
Nov. 8. Popular prices.
4*-Now Is the tlme.fb get baro
40 loch dress goods-at Haddon's.
tolling?A line of 88 to 40 Inch
lee very cheap at Haddon's.
y?If you wish a pretty all wool
little girl, only 20c yard at Hadfor
Cold Weather?By supplyWith
a winter jacket. We have a
Tbey mast be sold in the next Go
flnn'fl
^M^^Hffil^Bala?a new game board for sale at
DBB^ DuPre's Book store.
UnljKrs. McDill & Lyon have i
HH8ft>pened several handSHgffiBcouches
in leather, cor[
and noquette. They !
nHi new store, new goods, j
SBSfld prices. Every day you
HjEB^W/idences of a good trade
9BBH on Trinity Street. j
HffiV200 Haudred People Killed. j
KM?A?t Monday a terrified explosion In a New j
B^^^Erk drug store killed two hundred people, ]
HHd wrecked many buildings. Bodies of Rffl^gllled
people were tbrown tbree hundred feet
tbe air. Tbe explosion was followed by
np . i
|H % W. Joel SmUb <f Son Locals. J
WM& Fine lotof Fultz Seed V beat Just received. 1
H Try a box of SbretVied Wheat Biscuit, i
Something delicious. j
Don't fall to examlneour line of Saddles be- J
fore baying. j
Now Is tbe time to sow wheat. We bave
tbe Fultz and Blue Stem vprletles.
W. joel Smltb & Son.
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I A. S. J. Cnui ily's Locals,
r ,('i Irish mackerel No. 1. ' j
No.I navy beans, Helns oucumber pickles,
Northern apples, bannanas, oranges, lemons,
cabbages, Irish and sweet potatoes, onion*:,
macaroni, cream obeese, bologna sausage, ,
hams, oat flakes, cigars, tobacco, stationery, <?c.
Come down and 6ee me.
% Agent for Columbia State. Charleston News j
and Conrler, Atlanta Cons'titutlon, New York
World and Journal and many other things '
r Dot mentioned here.
Look out for the Horse Shoe.
V " ^ '
L. W. While's Locals.
- L. W. Wblte now has tbe best assortment of
; groceries and provisions be has oflered in a ,
longtime. Yoa can buy from him almost ev- ;
v . erything in the line of cometblng to eat.
if you want a barrel of flour at almost any I
price, tbe place to buy Is tbe grocery store of I
?. W. White. !
Seed wheat, rust proof red oats, barley and
rye all to be bad at the grocery store of L. W. '
White.
If vou want a barrel of the finest first pair
em nour idsi you ever UBea, you oau got it oy
calllog on L. W. White.
Cheese and macaroni of tbe best quality at |
White's grocery store.
Try No. 40 blend roasted coffee. Already
we have sold about two tboutmDd pounds of
It this year. L. W. White.
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Charleston and Western Carolina R. R
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
In effect May 27,1900.
L? Augusta 9 40 am 1 40 pm
>'Ar GhwewWood 1.. 12 16 pm
At Hvrris Springe 12 52 pm
Ac Anderson 6 10 pm
pv# Ar Laurens 1 20 pm G 35 am
V Ar Greenville 3 00 pm 9 (JO am
Ar Glenn Springs _ 4 00 pm
Ar Spartanburg 3 10 pm 10 20 am
Ar Salads 5 88 pm
Ar Henderaoavllle. 6 08 pm
Ar Aahevllle.. 7 00 pm
Lv Aehevtlle 8 20 am
' y! Lv Spartanburg 11 46 am 4 10 pm
Lv Glenn Springs 10 00 am
Lv Greenville 12 01 am 4 00 pm
Lv Laurens 1 37 pm
Lv Anderson 6 36 am
Lv Greenwood 2 37 pm 4 80 am
Ar Alignsta. 5 10 pm 10 46 am
Lv Augusta 1 55 pm
' fV> Ar Allendale 3 58 pm
Ar Fairfax 4 12 pm
^' Ar Yemasaee.. 9 00 am 5 20 pm
Ar Beaufort 10 15 am 6 15 pm
Ar Port Koyal .. 10 30 am C 30 pm
Ar Savannah
Ar Charleston- - ..
Lv Charleston.. 5 30 am
I.v Port Roval 1 00 nm 0 25 am
Lv Beaufort 1 16 pm (j ."So am
Lv Yt-maMt* 2 30 pin 7 20 am
Lv Fairfax _ ... 8 38 am
Lv Allendale 8 41 am
Ar AngusU... 10 45 u
Lv Greenwood 4 05 am
Ar Laurens 6 00 am
Lv Laurens 6 15 am
Ar Spartanburg 9 10 am
Lv Spartanburg 4 10 pin
* Ly Leurene 7 30 pm
Ar Qieeawood 9 00 pm
Close oouaactions at Greenwood for all points on
8. A. L. aud C. A 6. Railways, and at Spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, rates, scbedale,
etc., address
W. J. CRAIG, Sen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, 6?.
E. M. NORTH. Bo I. Aeent
T. M. EMERSON. Trafflo Manager.
Keep yourself innocent if you would
be happy.
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle.
Make no baste to be rich if you
would prosper.
Never play at any game of chance.
Abbeville-Green wo od
MUrUAL
iisnKiici
ASSOCIATION. I
$ 550,000.
WRITE TO OH CALL on the'understgned
or to the Director of your Township ,
for any Information you may deilre about
our plan of Iunuranoe.
We Insure your property against deitrnc
tlon by j
rise, mmm or light?,
and do ho cheaper than any Insurance Com
pany In existence.
Remember we are prepared to prove to yon
that ours is the safest and cheapest plan of
Insurance known.
J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Agent,
Abbeville, S. 0.
J. FULLER LYON, Pres.
akkaviIIA S n
M VW VAAAV) Ml
BOARD DIRECTORS. ,
W.E. Leslie Abbeville Township
S. M. Benjamin.. .Greenwood "
J. Add. Calhoun -....Ninety-Six
W. B. Acker Donalds
M. B. Cllnkscalea Dae West
Dr. J. A. Anderson.Dlamond Hlh
H. A. Tennent Lowndesvllle
J. D. Coleman ... Coronaca "
J. W. Lyon Troy
J. R. Tarrant Calhoun Mills "
T. L. Haddon .Long Cane
ieeptaLake. Phoenix
TH. Chiles. Jr '..Bradley '
P. B. Calllson Cfilllson " / ,
R. W. Townsend...? Klnards
A. K. Watson Cedar Spring
A.O.Grant Magnolia
H. O. Harvey Walnut Grove
W. A. Nick lea Hodgee
J. W. Scott ?..Verdery
J.T.Mabry .Ctokegbury
S. F. Cromer _BmJthvllle
q. N. McKlnney Borde*nx "
P. B. Calllson and Joeeph Lake, leldeil
township. i . , .
P. B. Calllson. J. Add. Calhoun and Jcseph
jake. Klrkseys Township.
J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and R. V
Pntrnfiflnri. ITftllowfihlDTownShlO.
J. Add. Calhoon, Joseph Lake and R. W I
L'ownsend, Brooks Township.
J. W. Lyon and A. K. Wataon, Indian Hill
["own ship.
Abbeville, 8. C., Jan. 17. 1900.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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Condcmed Schedule In Effect
May 6th, 1900. ' ;
STATIONS. jgfT |
iV. Charleston 1100pm 7 00am M
Summerville 12 00 n't 7 41 a m
M Branchville 155am 8 55am
" Orangeburg 250am 9 28 a m
? TTingviiie 4 80 a in 110 15 a m
jr. Savannah 12 05 a m
" Barnwell 400 a m
" Blaokvillq 4 15 a m
jr. Columbia 7 00 a m 11 05 a m
" Prosperity 8 14 a m 12 10 n n
" Newberry..* 880am 1225pm
" Ninety-Sue. 9 80am 120pm
" Greenwood. 950am 156pm
Lr. Hodge* :.. 10 15 a m 2 15 p m
.iV. Abbeville 9 85 a m 1 85 p m
Ir. Belton 11 15 a m 8 10 p m
4 3 At M O t>K 1 M
JY* AllU^rtwa ,? .? IV ?u a IU m wu y AU
Lr.Grcenvilla..'..'....... 12 20 p m 4 is p m
Lr. Atlanta.(Qen.Tline) 8 66 p m 9 P0 p m
, STATIONS. 1 jCT, N'HT
l/v. Green7111#. 5 80 p m 19 16 A m
" Piedmont 9COpm 10 AO a nt
" WtlUanntoa. 6 82 p m 10 66 ? m
Lr. Anderton 7 IS p"m 11 <0 a "m
jv. Belton . 46 p 19 11 16 a m
Lr. Donn&lds 7 16 pm 11 40 a m
Lr.Abbevlila. 8 10 p m 12 26 p in
jv. Hodge* 7 86 p m 11 65 a m
Lr. Greenwood 7&5pm 12 30pm
M Ninety-Six 8 83 p m 12 65pm
" Newberry 9 80pm 2 00pm
u Prosperity- 946pm 2 14pm
? Columbia 11 SO p m 8 80 p m
Lr.Blackvill^MM. 80S a m
" Barnwell 8 20 am
" gavagT"'h 6 16 a m
LjV. Kingville 2 82 a m 4 48 p m
" Orangeburg 846am 6 33 p m
" Branchviile 4 26am 6 16 p m
" Summervilla 662am 7 28pm
jr. Charleston 7 00 am 8 13 P m
T btatiosb.
LI 00 p 7 00 a Lv..Charleston..Ar 8l5p 7 60 a
L2 00n 7 41a " Summerville " 7 28 p 6 62 a
166 a 8 55 a " .Branchville. " 0 16 p 4 26 a
2 50 a 9 28a " Oranaeburs " 6 88d 8 46a
4 80a 10 16a " .1Kingville~ " 4 43p&82a
[J 06a Lv..Savannah Ar is 16 a
4 00ft " - Barnwell.. " 8 20 a
4 16a " ..Blaokvine.. " ....... 8 06*
8 30 a 11 4# a ? .. Oolumbia.. 41 3 30p 9 80p
9 07a 12 20p M ....Alston..,. " 2*)p 8 60a
10 04a 1 23p M ...Santuo,.. " 1 28p 7 46p
LQ 20 a 2 OOp " ....Union? " 12 tip 7 10b
Pa 2 22p " ..Jgnesville.. " 12 25 p 6 Bp
iagrp " .-.pacoiet....? 5 up $2p
11 K a 8 10 p At8p?t*aburg Lt 11 435 a ? Hp
1140 a 8 40 p L7 Spartanburg Ar 11 17 s fl 55b g
1 60p* 7 15p A*.?A?!b8vlH?<..tv ?0Qfl?06p
?P'p.m. "A" a. m.
DOUBLE DAILY 68BVI0II BBTWEBK J
d^ABL^atO^ AND aRBSennqtJ^ . a
Pullman pal&oo Bleeping cai* an TrsinsMod S
)B, 87 and88. on A.anaC. division. Dining oa?s t
n these trains serve all meals enroat?. ,
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. A a division, '
northbound, T?8 a.m., 8:H7 p.m., 6:18p. ^
SVestibule Limited); southbound 13>20 a. m., e
;16 p. m., 11 *.34 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
drains leave Greenville, A. and O. division,
northbound, o:00a. m., 2:84p. m. and6HSpt ocu, i
(Vestibuled Limited) ^southbound, 1 :B0 a. m., >
4:80 p. m., 12:80 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited)
Trains 18 and 14? Slogant Pullman Pwrlor 1
oars between Charleston and Aaheville will be
inaugurated about June 1st. (
Trains 15 and 1&?Pullman Sleeping cars 'between
Charleston and Columbia; ready tor oooupanoy
at botk points at 9.90 P. m.
Elegant Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping
cars between Savannah and Asheville enroute '
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
fRANK 8. GANNON, J. M. CULP, I
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr., Traf. Manager,
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. CI
W. A. TURK, 6. H. HABDWTOK,
Sen. Pas. Aont, A. Gen. Pas. Ageat,
WMhingfrm, D. 0. Atlanta, <HT
The Children.
The busy man finds little time to
devote to the tracing of his children
This is a sad and fatal error. Busness
is impotant. Food and clothing
must oe provieded, books and
schooling are essential, but the personal
sttention of the father to his
children is fundamental to their welfare.
Nor must this attention be
superficial and spasmopic; it must be
heartfelt snd daily. The father
must make his love felt by reason of
a tender, social intercourse?an interest
in their likes and dislikes, their
joys an sorrows, their tasks 'and
" ?i .n A:
lueir piayu Deuti a wuuaauu nuueo
betler do a little less business
and accumulate a little less money,
and bless the world by giving to
it a manly boy or a womauy girl,
reared in a well ?orderd, lovely Christain
home, than to accumlate a vast
fortune and let the children, whom
God has given to you, and through
you to the world, become physical,
social and mortal wrecks because of
parental neglect for the sake of
attending to business. Busy fathers
'think of these things". ,
Slight a duty to-day, and it will confront
you to-morrow, or at the judgment
day.
r-1" ?'? 1 " ' - in -iwn
Here is Your Ctace
$$9 TO BUY
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
junks, Valises, Etc.,
...25c Cheaper on the Dollar...
/ Thp.N you ever bought before. A Specially of
UMRfT (UPRS AND CMW OVRRflOATS
JLJAAA/ AJUM VJ ^ V1XIA1 A M V AUJLI VVAAAMI
You cau get thtm at any price, as we have a good assortment. Don't forget
to come and see before you buy elsewhere.
Respectfully,
D POLIAKOFF,
One Door Above Dispensary.
flld fflAtlifls wyp. fa
viu uiyuivu iiauuu xiv 11
Abbeville Steam Laundry Renovates Old Clothes and Makes
J.. Them Look New....
^ ccNp US A TRIAL SUIT.
Pants wfiahed and pressed for 35 cents. ,
Suits waited and pressed for $1. V
Send us your Laundry, we need it.
Very respectfully, x ' ?
C. P. HAMMOND. Proprietor.
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New fllllinery
AT m QUARTERS.
mrsTtaggart
las Moved into the Yellow^mt Stfcjre on Snoi'e P^rner,
u/ kana GVio id Anflnin nr urll qro oVit1 Tn VltfiS 9.11 thfl -a
tt ucic WUV 10 v^euiug) n.otwjrv ?uir \ -?-y 1 .
Ladies of the City. ^ ] L
SATlSFACTSik "
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. . ' '.'?> . ?;*'f > ' "?>">: ,v, .w.-*
There is no word in our language that Carries with it
* ? a greater volnme of meaning than the above, and hundreds
of satisfied customers attest to the merits of the
goods we sell. They are amply satisfied because they
get the best of goods at no higher prices than they
woulrfi have to pay for inferior goods. Our store is
"hrim^fni.ivrtf the nhni>fiRt. selection of new goods and
> i- - ?
those who are not customers of,ours are missing some
. of the rarest bargains ever offered in Abbeville.
We have special bargains in Shoes* Hats, Clothing,
Shirts "Riatikfitfl. TTnderwear. Domestics. Outincs, and
many other things too numerous to mention.
i . ' .. .
Our stock of Groceries is always complete. Bear in
mind we do not carry shoddy stuff, but we sell only
honest goods, which accounts for the satisfaction our
customers receive. ' ' ?'
1 '' : ..jfBREAS
W. Joel Smith & Soil.
HIM OU'lSf Kg!
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AND REPCounty
or Abbeville. REBENTATIVES IN THE B7th CONGRESS
R " OF THE UNITED STATES.
By virtue of the power given us state south cabo a
Executors ol tbe.Est&te f 8amuel Able*, County or Abbeville. J
lr., late of said 8tate and County, In and by TkjoTICE Is hereby given tbat en election
ils last Will and Testament, we will sell at will be held at tbe several preolncts e# '
Abbeville Conrt Houh? on SalPHdav In NO- tabllshed by law In Abbeville County, on
k.ooevine uouri tiouse, on saieRaay in nu ,P?oortav vovnmhfirfi 1900. for nine Preirtden
MEMBER next, the following described real tiaTEle"ci.ors, and 1'or a Representative iff the I
istate: Fifty-Seventh Congress of the United States,
"All'that tract or parcel of'land lying, sit- T^0rflBCflTSv0ontrDgDpfec\CDCt will be opened
tate and being in Cedar Springs Township, at 7 o'clock A. M., and closed at 4 o'clook.P, M.
Vbbevllle County. In the State aforesaid, oon- The following named persons have been ap.
. , ,, pointed Managers of Election:
,a'nin8 > Abbeville?M. E. Holllngsworth, T. 8. Mli3ne
Hundred andForty-TWQ(142) f?Antrevllle-?R!O. McAdama, A. M. Erwln,
a W. P. McCarter.
* ? Clatworthy's X Roads-J. A. Young, W. P.
ACreS, Wlderoan, J. W. LoDg.
. Donaldsvllle?G. W. Johnson, W. B. Drake,
more or less, and bounded by lands of D. A. w. R. Dunn.
Wardlaw, Wm. Maglll and others, ttie same Due West?R. C. Brownlee. Sr., Rice Ellis, T.
being the late homestead of said Samuel Ve^e^Jas. L. Branyon, L. A. Morris, W.
AbleB, Sr. H. CraDfleld.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay ^shley.t a! bfackt r' h' armfitr0dg'
for papers and stamps. ' Central School House in Long Cane TownSAMUEL
ABLES, ship?A. J. Morrison. D. P. Hannah, K. W.
JOHN J. ABLES, ^wndesvllle-W. T. Wright, J. T. Baskln,
Executors. Patrick Grant.
Parker & Greene, Attorneys. Magnolia?D. L. Wardlaw, J. Norwood Cali!;
iwim houn, Granville Beal.
Oct. 15,1800. McCormick?J. F. Edmunds, S. P. Young,
? ? J no. Sanders.
ivf? ?W I, MlllAr .1 H Rflmev .Tnn.
The State of South Carolina, w^'$ing,ic. u. K?j,'j.H.ci>?pto'n,~o
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. V.'fil'&oo-W. H. S?v,n,on. B. P. Morris,
probate court. \V. L). Morrab.
. .. t- . . r t\ ii a 4 The ballot boxes In the precincts must be so
In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel At- locatgj Qs to be in view of persons outside the
kins, Deceased. polling place during the time of the election.
VniiPA tn i iphtnrs aiiri (^rpditors A space or enclosure separate and distinct
10 ueDlor8 ana '-realtors. from lhal U8etl by tbe Managers of the State ,
. A LL persons indebted to said estate must Klectiou, must be railed off or otherwise pro.
settle without delay, and those holding vided, at each preolnct, under direction ol the
claims against tbe estate must present them undersigned.
properly attested to. W. P. Atkins, But one voter must be allowed to enter any
Oct. (i, 1900.* Executor. voting place at a time, and no one except the
Managers must be allowed to sneak to tbe
voter while in the voting place casting his
Em TT T T A U For further Instruction see notice of Com
P ITI hhl /V r\jU mlssioners of State Election.
^ j One of tbe Managers at each precinct named
__ . above must call upon the Board of Comruls(j
T? sloners for the Federal Election at Abbeville
' * * on Saturday, November 3,1900, to receive balHAS
moved, and occupies the rooms up- lot boxes, poll lists and instructions and to
-.-I? I- V Uf.ll O.irt In nnv lire- be Qualified.
pared to do aTl kindsV repairitiK and clean- dV't^'lmm?v!80D'
lng of gentlemen's clothes on short notloe. ?
?S2SS? 8UlU alwayB ?D han<1, Charg6t Commissioner!of Federal Ellctlon.
reasonable G H Moore Ulerk
Abbeville, S. C., Oct. 0, 1900, tf
C. P. Hammond's Laundry.?Our laundry 1b
now doing good work and employing several 57 000 wor(b of 8hoe8 l0 be Hold at a bargain
bands who spend their money here and we at Cobb a McUavld's.
hope Mr. Hammond will get the laundry Enamel Calf, Vlcl Kid. Box Calf, Zurah Calf,
and make them UkTnew ones^Blaok^H and K bvTobbTvHEJid lDl? ^
quilts are washed and made soft and clean. Bhots and sold by Cobb A. McLavld.
Send the Home Laundry your work. Bring lu your feet and let us shoe you.
New school books adopted by the State Cobb & McDavld.
Board for wde at We will down any house on shoes If you
UuPre's Book Store, will see Ui. Cobb & MoDavld.
Aug
SELLING
Selling Ou
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WISHING TO ^
I WILL 'SELL MY
ON AND AFTER M
Our Books an
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for Goods
- Arti
COME EARLY,
have been offered in J
_A1
nox'T Fo>i^^
IMcDi
Have If
Street,
Barman
'50 dozen Window J
500 Curtains' Poles <
200 Rug? from 50 a
Bed Room Suit
I? Chairs, Tables,
|1'COMB TO
;TE? jAf ynw J>
' 18 THE TIME TO BEGIN PRE
PARING YOUR LANDS FOR
,ert GRAIN. THE"" INDICATIONS
COr POINT TO A LARGER ACREAG^.IN
GRIAN IN ABBEVILLE
&' COUNTY THAN EVER BEFORE.
. WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY .
YOUR Wj4.NT8 IN THE IMP^E
W'.ENT. LINE.
:hattanooqa, ) 't niifo
?ggf }Pl#K.
V . OSBORNE DISC HARROWS.
8ECTIONAL SMOOTHING HARROW8,
FARMERS' FAVORITE GRAIN DRILLS.
ABBEVILLE UHl CO.
"Reliable Farm Implements."
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Stockholders Meeting.
The amnual meeting of the
Stockholders of Abbeville Cotton Mills will
be held at the Court House on
Thursday, November
15th, 1900,
at 5 o'clock p. m.
B, F. BAILEY,
President,
W. H. PARKER,
Secretary,
Oct. 7, rjuu, tr
Npeclitl Sale?Of 30-inch all wool, J)re?H
Goods. New winter shades at 25 and &0 at
Haddon'?,
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. W. Smith
i OUT AT COST hi
X ^^cjrr TTM/IOY. I
.Tf HI VjWO X 9 (X1JLU U 11U.V/1
lost, for Cash. . . j|J
[IND UP MY MERCANTILE BUSINESS^*
ENTIRE, STOCK OF GOODS AT COS^M
ONDAY, NOVEMBER 5th. . \j?|
? ^ w rv ii. ' A_i_ ai
e Ulosed. \riease uon i nan.
to be Charged. Every i
cle Must Be J
or yon will loose the Qreatest^lBgains that^B
i Kkzvrrillc* -fVlie TTAflT
>*? k/ UV V U1V VMM J vw _
JG. W. SMITH, I
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BIG SALE IN1 WILLIiJHB
All Tiimmed Hats to be Sold at Cost:
HATS formerly $9 will be sold at $6. ,
HATS at $6 reduced to $4. . i^HMH
HATS at $<5 reduced to $3.50. ' x', |HHH
HATS at $4 to be sold at $2.50.
HATS at $3 to be sold at $1.75. . HATS
at $2 to be sold at $1.25.
Now is Your Time to Get a Hat.
We can now fill orders for the McCall Patterns. Prices 10 and
Respectfully, AHH
A. H. S DAY. ?B
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FALL SEASUJX ltfuu.
Big Lot of Groceries of all Kinds....
SPECIAL IN FLOUR, LARD, BACON,
Canned goods to beat the band. Almost all kinds at low prices.
Tobacco?Schnapps No. 1, Horn, Apple aad lots of other brands.
Cheese and Maccaroni, Oat Flakes, etc.
Splendid lot of Oat Seed, Red Rust Proof.
Some Syrup at bargain prices. >
N Dry Goods, Shoes, Jeans, Outings, Worsted. A fine line of StapleGoods.
Our sample line of Hats and Caps all at wholesale cost. Come and see.
White Fish Mackerel, etc. COME AND SEE* US. W.
D. B ARKSDALE.
....I Want Tour Cotton Seed.*..
Don't Wait 11 ifB
UNTIL IT GETS COLD BEFORE ijP/ ^
you arrange youk heat- />v 1
ing apparatus. fm' vie. %swe
have just received jjy
a fine line of grates. v h ;'4j
from the cheapest to the / \ 'j
best, and invite your in- a i TV 1
mSm t i fonglass.
Heatiui; Stoves j
For Coal or Wood or Oil. *
IRON KING, )~ .. 0? \A^ ' I
elmo. (Cooking O 3
garland, f stoves ^ j m
superb. ) ?stoves. 1
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AUUGYllltJ fliUUIttie liU. I
Everything in House Furnishings. If you want to Have money, buy yoar school I
supplies at. DuPre's Liook Store. 11
llave you read Double Thread. The Helen of J"' ? V?rKa.lulv05? Io.1 of Kancy 1
Law, Prisoners of Hope, When Knighthood Sllka. In short lengths at Haddon s. ij
was in Flower? Dul're, the liook Store man na-Inoh?'Venltian cloths; full line of
haR thetn for sale ou easy terms. shades at iiaddou's. '
lio to Dul're's Hook Htore and let him ex- ? ,, ..
plain his circulating library to you. *?r "l, n>
yiaiumauivuu. b ^ goods we oiler at '-Jo, 30 ami &0o at HaddOQ'&*]ro?tfM