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ffhe Abbeville Press and Banner^
BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1900. ESTABLISHED 18441
CONTRIBUTED LOCALS
What "M" Sees and Hears on IIis
jjk Konuri* About the City.
Abbeville, S. C., Nov. 2S, l!M).
THANKSGIVING DAV.
By order of Wm. McKluley, President o 1
these United States, tomorrow will be obseri
ved by tbo Dation as Tbauksgiving day. As
a nation, and as individual*, wc bave all bad
'"'j' our trlalK and burdens to bear during tbe past
year, but for all these, we have much to be
thankful for, and our hearts should go oat to
> Him who"crowneth the year with goodness"
aud bfestows upon us blecslngs beyond our
deserts. Luvlue services appropriate to ttie
occasion will be held at 10 o'clock a. 111., in
tbe Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches.
Nearly every store iu ibecity will be clo?ea
during the day, and business geneially
suspended so that proprietors aud clerks can
?th(? |ftrmer with their
CUJUJ' llicuirvi - v.,
families, and tbe clerks with their girls,
g' v, COMING AND GOING.
Messrs. L. A. .Smith, George A. Smith, Parker
Hodge*, Mitchell Hodges, Lewis Dantzier
and Paul Audersou. will upend Thanksgiving
day with homefolksand friends in Cokesbury.
Mr. W. 8. Wolfe will also go with ihe
party, and will be the guest ot Mr. Allen
",v Palmer.
;' , Mr. W.P. Ferguson who has been sick nud |
In declining health so long, has been turned I
over to the tender mercies of the cook, by bis
" . physician Dr. Hill, and after spending the
past week with his friend. Mr. \v. E. Lesley,
J eft last Sunday for Aiken, S. C., with tbe
/ > hope ot securing business.
Mr. J. L. Dickson, the efficient Stenographer
in tbe Master Mechanic's office at the Seaboard
shops, has been spending a few days
1 i with bomeiolks In McDonough, Georgia. He 1
will retnru today and after spending Thanksgiving
day with friends iu the city, will leave
on the night train for his new home?Ports
mouth, Virginia, where be has taken a sltuai
tlon with Mr. R. J. Torabull. Mr. Dickson
"Will carry with blm the best wishes of hosts
' of friends he hau made during his stay
4 among us.
Mr. Roberts, of Atlanta, will be welcomed
to Abbeville as Mr. Dickson's successor.
; . ' Mrs. W. R. liullock is visiting relatives iu
* .Augusta.
Mr. W. R. Bullock is spending a while will"
y homefolks in the city ot Greenwood.
BE SUKE TO GO.
If you wish to enjoy a first class Thanks- '
< giving dinner, go to Gilliam's restaurant to
morrow. His tables will be spread with tbe
best of the season.
FIBE AI.AHM. , S
On la6t Sunday morning "Big Bob" sound- t
ed tbe tire alarm wuiun was iouuu m w iUC (
y ilove room ol Mr. Brady on Wasningiou {
g, Street. Tbe Are compauy turned out prompt- ?
K Jy, bat luckily the tire bud been extlnguiched
5> i by the time they arrived ; but little damage t
was dooe. I
v'. Messrs. H. M. Tate & Co., have a large and j
f " well assorted stock ol geueral merchandise t
which it will pay you to see If you warn bargains.
This new firmware selling stocks of (
goods and making irlends daily. Mr. H. 1'. .1
Mcllwain who is well and favorably known ?
to every one. may be found with this firm,
! " ' where he will be glad to see hi8 Irlends. See e
??.* their advertisement in this issue. c
iw. SANTA CLAVS IN TOWN. 6
?:4. Mr. Frank DuPre announces to the public '
and "children" especially that Santa Clause f
will certainly stop at his store; be has already i
cent ou a "big lot'' of toys of all kind?among c
. which will be found presents suitable for old J
.folks, young folks, bl* folks, aud little folks.
y.* t-. Don't lorget the place, lis the little store Just *
y V "around tbe coiner'' on Trinity Street.
ABBEVILLE'S MKRCUANTS ONE AND ALL.
Have now in store large and elegant stocks ?
T7 . of goods which are being sold at prices that
defy any and all competition. In this they r
><"V- are sustaining tbe enviable reputation that ,,
Abbeville has always baa, namely, a flrsi
class market. During tbe past week huu- ?
t ' ) dreds of bales of couou huve been sold on tbe
,?i" market, bringing irom 9 to 9 34 cenis, prices
that compare with Charleston, Augusta, At s
lanta, and other cities. Let our merchants i,
^^keep In friendly toucn with the farmers and
them their interest iu business is .
3KSf mnt.nal.and all will be well, ^
BAIN AND WIND.
fdri/ir Torrentsof rain tell here last Sunday after'3v:
noon and the wiud during tbe entire uight .
M-fWi almost blew a gale, keeping some of our cltl- '
" zens up all night watching for the "tornado"
that luckily didn't come. Iu the way ot ,
<x ?weather" the cold wave was an introductory
$ to the howling wind and Is now glvlug us a ,
Ksfctv foretaste of winter. .
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SHERIFF NANCE WILL LFAVE.
-< , Sheriff F. W. R. Nance will have been In of )
'.- - floe 8 years, December 7th, wblch office we'
, believe he has filled to the satisfaction of the 1
v - people of Abbevlle County. MaJ. Nance has i
deen a good and useful citizen, and wltb his
?',. Xtmlly will be missed in ihnt community, i
He expects to begin to move about tbe 10th oi t
iptr": December, and will leave Abbeville wltb a
r? ' ' olean Bbeet" both officially and Individual- t
ly. His future home will be In Lowndesville.
, . . where he will be heartily Wflojmed by many f
S?~,: friends, carrying with him the best wishes ol g
- Ihte people. r
SHERIFF KENNEDY
Is now moving to the jail, and will p<?t his 1
v-' - oommlsslon and take charge of the office ax '
* ?? itimed over by Sheriff Nance about 1
Rtbe 10th of December next. Sheriff Kennedy 1
Is acquainted with the duties of the office, *
having been deputy cleik for MaJ. Nance
about two years, ana will no doubt be a
i ' worthy and efficient successor to the present
EV'>1 retiring officer. c
BACHELCH3 CONVENTION.
fcilK
. Some of the young: ladles of the city are (
!? V? now getting up an "Old Bachelor* Conven- 1
, tton." In contradistinction to the "Old Alalds e
Convention," which whs given a few weeds 1
, Htfo to the delight of our citizens Let the
- **01d Bachelors" come to the iront In conven- 1
,r> tion, and under the most favorable manage* '
nient of the yonu ladies, may become useful
Mf'VjJ: In their day and generation. J
GOOD WOKK. 1
Capt. Johnson with his force, put in Rome '
> ' good work lust week on the side walk al
Taggarts Hill, on Magazine Street. Cutting
tfown the hill and patting in a rock bottom.
gK&r-Yf
KINE 8TOCK.
A. M. Hill & Sons have Jast received a car- 1
&T\: , load of fine horses and mules. Tis claimed '
K'f ttoey are the best lot they have ever brought '
?* y! to this market. < 1
DEATHS.
K\ Edward, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Bosenburg, died In this city last Tuesday the
20!h, at the tender age of 10 months, the very
day he passed from earth lo heaven. His
remains were taken to Columbia (he following
day and were gently laid to rest In the
Wohraw Cemetery of that city.
: ?v "This tlDy bad, so beautiful, so fair,
Called hence by early doom ,
> >3. N Called to show bow sweet a flower
Id paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could barm or sorrow fade,
Death came with irlendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And bade It blossom tbere."
MRS. HENRY BOWIE
. Died, at ber borne about 9 miles from this
city last Sunday the 25tb. The deceased bad
lived to a good old age, and after the trials
and labors of a well spent life has been called
to her reward, she was a faithful member of
Gllgal Church. The interment took place in
the Cemetery close by on Monday following,
In tha presence of many sorrowing friends.
t . DEATH.
Mr. Obediab Flemming died m the city of
Columbia, Nov. 8th in bis 48{J? year. -The
deceased was a brotner of Mr. F. A. F ernmlng
of this county, and bad been in falling
health for aotne time. His remalos were
Interred in Elm wood Cemetery ofythat city.
OUR SrCK FOLKS. " ^
Mra.8. B. Rosser Is now convalesaWg after
' a long and tedious Illness. sQT
Mrs. Payne proprietor, of the Carolina
Hotel, after a protracred illness is pronounced
\ much better.
The friends of Miss Estella Douglass will
learn with regrtt of her Illness.
Kid Gloves?Now that cool weather is
upon us you will want the new shade in Kid
Gloves. You can be stilted at Haddon's.
Send your Blankets to the Abbeville Laun
dry and have them washed. 1'rlce 25c. pair.
Clothes dyed right at Hammond's Laundry.
Quills, spreads and blankets washed at the
Abbeville Steam Laundry.
I
Are Crowdec
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The month of G(
to make the two rem
*We have
All we want is tl
us* with a call. Com<
is the best evidence t
TVTo ATatter Wj
If you need
Carpets, Rugs, Mattin
Give us your
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WEST END.
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Happening* and Incidents of a Week
About the City.
Miss Belle B. Perrin left Thursday for a ten
lays visit to ber cousin, Miss Charlotte 'l'hoipioo.
of Atlanta.
Miss Isabel H idden and Mr. Clifford Hadlon.
went up to Dae West last Tuesday to ajeud
the play elven- by the students oMSrs;lneaad
Due West Fetpale College. Tbe play
vas a success In ^very way.
Dr. E. J. Forrester, of Greeuwood, was In
he city several dayB last week the guest of
??v. T. H. Piammond. Dr. Forrenter was
lere In the interest of the Baptist Courier, a
el'Kious paper published in Greenwood.
Miss Rosa Maxwell left Friday for Ray,
t here she will have charge ol a fine sobool.
ilisb Maxwell has bad experience lnteuchlog,
ind will no doubt give perfect satlsfartlon.
Miss Nelle Cochran has been unable to meet
ler class lor several days on account ol 111less.
Her friends hope for her speedy recover.
J. T. Blgbara, Editor of the Chester Lao
ern, accompanied by his lw& Interesting
bildren, Miss Mnrv end Miss Rachel, were
o the city last Wednesday. While Jn the
lty tbey were the guests of Mr. W. A. Temleton.
Mis E. B. Calhoun went to Dresden for a
bort stay last weefc.
I)r. L. T. Hill went over to Greenw'o, d last- s
'uesdayon professional business. V '
MlssHettle McCulloro returned last Wedlesday
from a two weeks visit to friends and
elallves In Summerton, Clarendon County.
Miss Ellse Bowie entertalnod tbe Euchre
:iub Thursday evening at a delightful meet g.
All tbe members were present.
Mrs. Eva Barksdale Bowen, of Zarllne. trod'
IIks Annie BarkRdale, ware In the city Toes[ay,
tbe guest of Mrs. W. D. Barksdale. - !;
Mrs. Oscar Cromer and Miss Marie Cromer,
pent Friday in the city, the guest of Mrs . R.
Cox.
Mie. J. S. Cotbran, of Greenville, arrived in
he city Friday, and Is the guest of her sos,
lr. Wade S. Cotbran. '
LITERARY CLUB.
The Literary Club held a pleasant meeting
'rlday evening at the home o( Mr. J. Allen
iraith. The supject of tbe ei?say was ' Orators
nd Oratory" read by Dr. J. Lowrle Wilson,
'he evening was in every way a pleasant one.
Miss Hannah C. Perrln, of Greenville, Is
lereona visit to her brother, Mr. L. W.
'errln.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1'. Ferguson, spent
laturday and Sunday In the country with
Irs. Will Leslie. ... 1
Miss Nelie Reese leaves Wednesday for
louca l'alh, wheieshe will spend Thanksglvutr
Day with her sister, Miss Floride Reese. :
Mr. Mansfield Hoi lings worth has nought 1
he home ol Mr. G A.Sprott, and will move
here -n a short while.
Dr, William Pressly, of Due West, was In
he city .Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Wylie. Pastor of the Presbyterian
Jhurch at Donalds, preached at Long Cane
lunday. Mr. Wylle Is a young man, butgiveB
>roinist- to be one of the loremobt men In the
'rewby tery.
MaJ'?r and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance, are moving
o Lowndcsvtile, where they will live In the
uture. Mr. and Mrs. Nance have made Ab
teville their home for several years, and have
nauy friends here, who regret to know they
vlll leave.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Thanksglviagservices will bo held Tburslay
morning in the Presbyterian Church,
tev. T. W. Sloan, Pastor of the Associate
teformed Church will preach on this oo:aelon.
All the churches join in these meetngs
every year. One day out of eaoh year Is
let apart for thankful acknowledgment of
Jnrt'u morplPH unto his DeODle.
Tbe Union Services were h*ld Sunday evenng
at tbe A. R. F. Church. On account of the
nclement weatber, onij a few were present.
News has been received here of tbe death
?f Mr. Howard Walker, in Mexico. Mi.
Walker Is a brother or Mis. John S. Norwood
ivho has many friends here who sympathize
.vlth ber in this sad afiilctlon.
Mr. J. Earl Allen,- of Lowndeevlile, was In
:be city one day last week on business.
WAKDLAW?BEEK3. -
The marriage of Miss Willie Wardlaw, and
Mr. Beeks, of Cross Hill,' was solemnized
Thursday morning at the home of the bride's
lunt, Mrs. A. W. Jones. Tbe young couple
left immediately alter the ceremony for their
tiome In Cross Hill, followered by the best
wishes of their many friends.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wilson, died at their home at Brook's Mill
last Thursday, after a short illness. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson have the deepest sympathy of
their friends.
Taesday of last week, the remains of
Edward, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Rosenburg wure taken to the family
burying ground In Columbia for Interment
The bereaved family have the sympathy o
their many friends.
"OLD HACHELOR'S CONVENTION."
Monday evening a meeting was held In the
Court House to arrange for a Old Bachelors
Convention, to be given for the benefit of the
School Libarary. The meeting was well attended,
and the "Old Bachelors" will show
the "Old Muids" what they cau do In their
line.
I>re*s Goods?Now la tbe time to get bargains
In 36 to 40 Inch dress goods at Haddon's
We Are Selling?A Hue of 8C to 40 Inch
dress fabriques very cheap at Haddon's.
eh m i
w. H. LONG,
Now runs tbe ginnery which was once
known as the McMillan ginnery. It te
in thorough repair aQd he rnns tbe
machinery up to the requirements ol
tbe occasion.
If you have cotton to gin.
send it to him
If yon have seed to sell he pays th<
highest market price In CASH.
" 'v' vUWv V7;
u. W. WHIT
1 Every Day with Delight
Bargains that are
jtober lias just gone, and it proved to be, by
aining* months of the year 1900, even larger
\h Onnds and Wp. S
l/JL&V VIVVUUJ UUU II V vu
he customers to enable us to realize our wis
3 to see us and we will do you good. The c
liat tlie people are pleased at their dealing^
hat y^ou May Need Wo Can
Dry G<^j*ds come and see if we have not got
gs, Crcs||kery, China, Glia^^waireiv^^iu will fln<
_ <* * & l?-_ _ ' Jit ii - 1
azzw~zion ana we >vxex
{ soi^i?7. sell you Goods......
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Best Things
10 tat and Drink.
That
is what we are always trying ttf procure f^r our cus- (
tomers. We offer of this season's packing
' Mrs. Ma,ry Cleveland's Sug&r Corn, , j
Princess Ann# Sugar Corn, {J
Jenkin's Sifted Early June Peas, . f
Gibb's Stringless Beans, v
Perfection Asparagus, j
Asparagus Tips,' 1
Bitter's Preserves, j
Hienz's Pickles. .
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Nothing like ihem.evef before sold ia this market. A trial is all that you 1
. ^lew Crop
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GpeniKettle NeW Orleans-Syrup. No mixture about this, 60c per gallon. *
ToWlro Log Cabin Maple Syrup. , 1 \ 1
Sweef Clover Table Syrup. V (
Plain'^dark Buckwheat. The genuine article.,
Hecker's Self-raising BuckwLeat, in Packages. c
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food. > , x r
Ralston's Breakfast Food. '> T
Ralston'? Barley Food. ;
Postum Cereal.. f
i Grape Nift. >
We have new cleaned Currants,-Seeded Raisins, New Citron, Shaved Citron,
Shelled Aknonde, Assorted Nuts, etc., all fresh in stock.
We have the beat bought stock pf Staple Groceries, Canned Goods, Table
Delicacies, etc., in store and on the Way, that we have ever offered to a discriminating
public. 8
A.bsqlutely Reliable. {
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L. T. $ T. M, MILLER, f
Dealers in Fine Groceries, ; I
Phones 75 and 85. 1 ;:r Hotel Block and Factory Hill. j
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My friends and the public to call and see my
stock of Fall and Winter Goods. I have selected
the same with great care and, for the most part,
prices are no higher, with cotton at 9 and 10 cents
vthan when the "Staple" was selling for half as
much. Special care was taken in purchasing my
Boots and Shoes, and I can fix up family lots of
Shoes, Clothing and Hats at astonishing low figures.
Women's Shoes up to 10's and Men's Shoes up to
14's. I have added a line of Trunks this season,
and can surprise you on prices.
I have a splendid stock of Saddles, Saddle Blankets,
Laprobes, Double Lines, Breeching, Leather Collars,
&c.
A few sets of Bueev Harness at a bargain. Dry
Goods, Notions, Hardware, Fancy and Heavy Groceries,
Oats, Rye, &c., for seeding. Only the best. My
stock is so varied that I cannot mention everything.
Look through my locals for specialties.
Send in your orders or call in person. Will be glad
to see you and will treat you right.
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AMOS B. MORSE.
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cd Buyers, 1
in Stoi e tor
large odds, the best
1 than October.
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ih. IVT/i mina.will lift
quantity of Goods that
with gs. .
Silpply Yoti.
them. If you need C
1 we have all these ai
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New seeded ralslne, currents, citron, almonds
and coooanats at Glenn's.
Fresh oat meal, imported and domestlo
macaroni,,mackerel, white flgb, bams, breakfast
bacon atr.,
Gelatine, 'flavoring,'-ek'traotB, spices, chocolate.
cocoa, fine Mm and ooflees at Glenn's. f
lCObbls. floor, bought wheu market was at '
Lbe/lowest, quality the blgbat. and prices tbe
lowest at Glenn's., (
A. M. 1JIII A So n's^ Local s. . '
Club bouse cheese In alass'lars. Something
Fresh and nice. Try It.
Try our money pickles.
Try oar maple'syrap?finest brand. . '
Fresh. Kalamazoo ioelery twice a week.
Fresh cranberries all the season.
Fresh arrivals of candles and fralta every
(Peek.. .
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I* W. White's Locals. .
L. ,W. White now has the best assortment of
groceries and provisions he baa oflered in a
long time.- Yon canbay from him almost ev;ry
tblng ln the ljne of something to eat.
Jf you want a barrel of floor at almost any
^rlce, tb enlace to boy is the. grocery store of
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8eed wheat, rust proof red .oats, barley and
rye all to be bad at thegrooery Btore of L. W.
white. V
If you want a barrel of the finest first patiDt
flour that yo? ever used, yon can get It by
lalllng on L. VjpVbite. v
Cheese and Jronl of the best quality at
White's grocef? Btore.
Try No. 40 blend roasted coffee. Already (
re have sold about two thousand pounds of .
t this year.. L.W.White.
ror utnion tianncia?At oia prices
'all at Haddon's.
Jackets?For Ladles, Misses and Child
en. New lot Just received at Haddon's.;' p
Shoes?Tbe demand for a good'flttlmr and
i good wearlpg shoe on the increase. You'll
lnd the shoe you need si Haddoa's. , ,
The nicest and best 82 shoes for women. r
Cobb & MoDavld. 1
See oar girls spring heel school snots.
Cobb <fc McDavld.
Something new and novsl In Christmas
oods at Speed Drug Co.. r
The place to get your glass and putty. The, V
>peed Drag Co. ' ' , c 1 i
We will refund yonr money If Johnson's
ftlll and Fever Tonlo falls to cure you, Speed
>rqg Co. , . a {
For high gr adecandlee, neat)/put ajvgo to
Ipeed Drug Co., V y , ' B
We have just opened up Vur Cbtjjttmas
oods andnpw Is the Ume to make ybor fteleC
[on before they arei picked oyer; Speed D(pg
ftn Money'PJtkle for sale by L. T. A.T/'ji. ^
llliSr. ' li
Call at L. T. M. Miller's and try ',* can 0
?f Towle's log eablU majpW syrup. \}
Tfc will An iron <nvwi fst call and he shown j
hrough the bandSome line of pipes at Mil- "
ord's Drug Store. \ 1(
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Call and ??e the handsome case of pi pea to
? given away at, Mil ford'a Drug Store. 11
Prepare for Cold Weather?By supply E
g yourself with a wiDter Jacket, We have aarge
stock. They awafbe sold la the next GO
lays at Haddoh'g.:k I , '
Fresh "Nannaliys" and VRoystera" candy ?
t Mllford's Drug Store every week. Phone "
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DENTAL NOTICE.
S. F. Killing'sworth, I
No. 4 Seal Block. ' .'Abbeville, 8. 0.
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C. C. GAMBRELL, M. D,,
Physician and Surgeon, .
ABBEVILLE, S. C. ]
er* Office In the National Bank.
May 25, 1898. tf
The Best Place
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IN TOWN TO GET
MERIS, LUNCHES t OYSTffiS'
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IS AT " 1
III D/>r>^na '
VJH mains ncaiauraiu.
BRUCE'S OLD STAND.
He keeps the best goods, his
prices are rlgbt. He Is very attentive to
bis customers, malting himself generally
agreeable to those who patronize him. His
place Is clean and nice, and he wants your
trade. No drinking allowed on premises.
Ladies receive special Attention. Meals at all
hours. CALL AND see.
Henry Gilliam.
BRUCE'S OLD STAND.
Nov. 1 1!KX) U, /
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Ifcw.w;-:,% ' I
rORE!
3ager to Sec
Them. $$$
month of the year for
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it the High
spared to pleasie ever;
; is carried out from <
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Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
id more.
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...Now is Your Tin
WINTBl
For This Week all Dress Goo
5 ... , Cheaper Than
Ladies Cloth formerty$L50 no\*;&L.12
Ladies. Cloth formerly $1.25i
Ladies ClOtb formerly 1
( Venetian CIoth:fojme;
a 11 Milnniamr -trrll 1 l\ft'
j, , ?f xxx uc
4 The best'Underwear for the least mo
/ Ladies' antf&Jhildren's Union Suiti^
^-<Jive us a call; we gnarantete satisfact
f S.
RIGHT NOS^ |
1 is the time to begin pre-!
. t paring your lands' for
grain. the indications)
point to, a " larger acreage
ij^uan in abbeville- c.ounjh^
HAN ever BEFORE.'
; we jbhyready to supply; f
i. youijvants in the implej <
men^line. :..a . ;
jEag. PLOWS.j,
^ARROWS,
harrows/
grain drills.
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^j^Hfl^^^LlmplomoDU."
ttielKi Carolina,L
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^ ^oun^^Wakjev [LIie. ?
COUKT. ^
tort Ellis as Adn^Btrator, Pla? tiff, against ?
Lewld Ellis, ^Bal., Defendants? Con?- A
plaint lo Sell llKls to Pay Debts. ' I
5y Virtue of in order of court
i the above stated cuso, I will sell at Publlo I
ratcry at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday (
i DECEMBER, 1900, next, for payment of ,
ebts, the following'described real estate be- ,
inginglatbe estate of Giles Ellis deceased,
Ituater In'satd State and County, to wit: All '
aat tractor parcel land, known as the Giles i
tills Homestead, oontalnlng j]
Four. (4) Acres, H
lore or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. M. A. ]
tussell, Estate of j. R. F. Wilson and others., <
TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to Day for Daners C
nd stamps. K. E.' HIL/L, '
Nov. 12,1800, tf Judge Probate Court. j
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3tate of South Carolina, |
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. *j
l'ROBATE COURT.
)avld W. Thomas as Administrator,. &c.,
Plaintiff, against Mary W. Parker, et: al.,
Defendants.?Complaint to Sell Lands to
Pay Debts.
By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF COURT
n the above staled case, I will sell at Public ?
)utcry at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday 8
u DECEMBER, 1900, next, for payment of
lebts, the following described "real estate be- (
onglng to the estate of E. Annie Thomas, de- 4
eased, situate In said State and County, to ^
vlt: All that trcot or parcel land, known as jj
be Thomas Homestead, containing
Five Hundred and Sixty (560) 0
Acres, d
nore or less, bounded by lands of Win. Mc- *
Veil, J. W. Thomas, David W. Thomas, Mosey
Ferry road and by Little River. ^
ALSO, an undivided one-fourth Interest In
bat traot or parcel of land, containing
Twenty *(20) Acres,
raore or less, bounded by lands of Win. Mc
Nell, the above described traot, and by the j
Mosely Ferry road.
TERMS?Cash, as to tbe smaller or last
mentioned tract; as to the other or larger
tract, One-half Cash, the bHlance on a credit <
3f twelve months, with interest from day of J
sale, the credit portion to be secured by bond f
Of purchaser and a mortgage ot the premises;
or, purchaser may have option of paying all r
cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, recordlug and
damps. R. E. HILL,
'Nov. 12,1IKH), tf Judge Probate Court. ?
Pictures of every description In all colors
aod rugs to heat the band. J. 1). Kerr. *
ff Yon Dress Goods, Silks or Millinery
go to Haddon's.
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tire the Good j
us. Our aim will be> J
t Prices!?
pbody who will favor 9
>ur stores every day Jj
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is Will be Sold 25 Per CentiM
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tow 94 cents. fl
>1 now 75 cents. . / '
dy 75 cents now 66 cents. 9
lold at Actual Cost... ,1
ney that can be found aDy where./ ';
>0 cents. ' I
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY:
Condantcd Schedule la Effaot
May6th, 19QQ. ?
station!" k^,
iv. Charleston 11 00 p m 7 00 *** ,; ...
" Summerrilla. 12 00 n't 7 41 ? ?.
14 Branch vlllA. 165.am 8(6
" Orangeburg 2 50 a m fl 2B <4 M .?.*&
" Kin (Mile- 4 80 a 10 18 am
v. Savannah 12 06 a m V H
" Barnwell 4 00 a-W ;* fl
14 Blackville i 15 a in .
|T, fyiTrnnMii-.-j..--!. 7 00 a m"B 06 mm ''H
" Prosperity ? if ft m J2o2n? H
" Newherry 8 80 ? to 12 26 p m ; Hp
" Ninety-SLs 9 80. ftfxn 1 20 p m H
" Greenwood. 9 60 a m 1 65 p m
lt. Hodge# 10 15?Tn 8 18 pm
,v. Abbeville 9 & a in 1 8S y jd ^ M
jr. Belt-oil 11 16 ft m 8 10 pm
Andoraon JUM5_a_H _2 8o p m M
j. Greenville. ~ 12 20 p m ~ * 16 P TO
r AM?ntiUflm.Tlme) 8 56 p m ft OQ pro Qfl
STATIOSI jg? iCT.
HTSffTS
Willlajngton. 6 22 p m 10 66 a m gflj
r. Andoreon 7 16 p m U|0?? flfl|
v Belton 9 46 p m 11 16 ? m B8
t. Donralds 7 15 p_m 11 40 ? m B|
r?Abbeville : 5 10 g m lj 25 p
T.Hodce...... 7^pm
t. Greenwood 7 66 p m 12 20 p
? Ninety-Six 8 88 P m 13 ? p
Newberry S?2p,n SS
Proeperlqr~ ,?SSH? ? m S 2 IB
Columbia 11 ? 3 SO P ?
jnilackvlll*? ISTS Hi
Barnwell 8 ? j m .Hfl
SavHBflah _* ~ *.m
vTKlngvlile i: 8 88 ? ^ g V* flH
Orangeburg. 8.48 ft m 6 88 p m IN
Branch vill* 4 25 m ? U p,a
Summerville- 6 63 ft m 7 S p W HH
t. Charieeton 11 7 00 a m ^ n
WI^JI STATIONS. Hi
[ 00 p 7 00 a Lv..Oharieston..Ar 8 15 p 160? Hfij
5 OOn 7 41& " Summerville " 7 28p 6 68ft HH
I 65 a 8 68 a " .Branohvills. " ? 15p 4 2
5 60a 0 28a " Orangeburg " 6 88p 8 41
( 80 a 10 16 a " .. Kin gvlUa4 43 p 2 82IVO
I 05a Lt..Sivannah..At 6 lifft
1 00 a " Barnwell .. .. 8 20 a
416a " JBlackville.. " S 06a BBC
} 80a 11 4?ft ..Columbia-" 8 30 p9B0p WW
) 07a 12 20p " ....Alston.... ** 2 Wp 8 (59a
) 04a 1 23p " ...Santuo... M 1 23p 7 46p
) 20a 2 OOp " ....Union.? " 12 48p 7 lOp WW
189ft 2 22p " ..Jonesville.. " 13 Bp 6 Hp BH
5 Ma 2 87p "?Pacolftt.... " 12 Up 0 4}p IB
L 26 a 8 10 p ArSpartanburg Lt 11 45 ft 6 rap fiflE
I 40 ft 8 40 p Lt Spartanburg Ar U IT ft 6 00 ?
> 60? 7 16 p A>..wAahavill?^.Xv| 8 00 ftl >06p |H
"P* p.m.. "A* ft. at "IfqIghfr. Bfl
DOUBLE DAILY 8HBV1C? BWWW
CHARLESTON AND OMBNVULLE. HH
PoUmanpalaoe sleeping carton Tral*j$aad Efl
5,87 and 88, on A. anaC. division. QmlagOftn 1H
a these train9 serve all meals soroute. H
Trains leave Spartanburg. A. A CL division,
orthbound, 7:08 a. m., 8$' p.m.,Jil8p.
Vestibule Limited); southbound 19:26 a.
16 p. m., 11 :S4 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
1 rains leave Greenville, A. and O. division,
orthbound, 0 KX) a. in., 2:84 p. m. and 6:22 jx, St.,
Vestibuled Limited) Lsouthbonnd. 1^0 ft. xAm HI
;?nn 12 iflD o. m. (Vestibuled LlmiUd)
Trains IS and 14?Elegant Pullman Parlor |Qtt
are between Charleston and Ashevllla will be
aaugurnted about Juno 1st. IH|
Trains 15 and 10?Pullman Sleeping can be- 93|
ween Charleston and Columbia; ready for oo- M
upancy at both points at 0.90 p. m. Bflf
Elegant Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping1 ^H|
ars between Savannah and Asheville enroute
ally between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. OH
RANK 8. GANNON. J. M. GULP, flH|
Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr., Traf. Maqagev, H
Washington, D. C. Washington i>. CI atPBS
V. A. TURK, S. EL HARflWlOT, MB
Ghm. Pas. Agent, A. Gen. Pa*. At5m*.
Washington, D. O. Atlanta,
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EL F. GILLIAttjJ,
.'.TAILOE,.'. fl
HAS moved, and occupies the rooms up*
stairs in Knox's Hall, and la now pre- HH
tared to do all binds of repairing and clean*
ne of gentlemen's clothes on short notice. H
Samples ol suits always on hand. Charges m
eaaonable H|
JOHN LYON, Jr., M. D., I
Physician and Surgeon. ^ M
)KKICE IN NATIONAL HANK BUILDING |H
1'lioneu? OHice 1W7. Kesldence 113a
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