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f ;'>V1'VY"' ' ............ K : ' : f- M - n , ! . ?" SSi The Abbeville Press and Banner. | BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1901. ESTABLISHED 1844 J a ' ki: we u-n 100 Men's Heavy Fur I 25 doz. Men's Pants oc Men 1 Solid Car L( I ~S~~M ATKRIl The Large We can fill any ordei shape as the Knox. All other house in town. 1 I Belts! |||| # One case o MM All the ne\ fUf every p I Ladies ai The greatest lin 25 doz. La 25 doz. Mi See our line of Peres mention, but we can sho tain drapery. 5, 8 1-2, 1 4,000 yards 38 inch Yell Shoes, 300 pair of Men , A store full of new gc lowest. if / WEST END. ?** beau ?. i wlth HappeniD(t and Incident* of a Week ] beau Abont the City. , | sty II Abbeville, S. C., April 1,1901. j objJ? Mrs. William C. McGowan, of Charleston. Gree was In tbe city several days last week, thejVadl guest of ber coubId , Mrs. L. Cbeves HaxkfH. Barb Miss Emma Harris baa gone to Helrna All., 1 Mrs. on a visit to her friend, Mrs. Wiofcer, who lsi Dr pleasantly remembered here. Char Miss NaQDie Seal and Mr. Clifford Haddon, Ho went to Due West last Monday to assist In the New openings held at Mr. Haddou's store there. t-r-U Miss Roaalee Reynolds, of Greenwood is Ml here on a visit to her friend. MIbs Nettle arc 1 Russell. Mr Mr. S. B. MrGee. of Charlotte, N. C., was in to registered at the Glenn Ethel Inn last Tues- Ml day. . city Miss Mollte Cochran Is In the cltv vlsltlne i roint ber sister, Miss L.lzzle Cochran, at tbe home Mr of Mrs. Charles Halgleer. old f MIhb Lois Sullivan, a pretty young lady of Mr Antrevllle, was shopping In the city WedneB- trip day. Mr The iDter-colleglate Oratorical Contest will wow be held at Newberry the latter part of April, pare Tbe friends of Mr. G. W. Lomax, will be Ml glad to know be Is a little better, after being UttU quite sick for tbe past ten days. day Mrs. Corrle Brunaon, of Edgefield, Is In tbe Mr city on a visit to her daughters, Mrs. Wade S. the Colbran and Miss Cleora Brunnon. wag Mrs. Cbarles Halgleer left last Wednesday Whll on a visit to her brother, Mr. William Harris, at bis borne In Georgia. Miss Maude Hledeiburg,!of Virginia, has gone to Reldsvllle, N. C., alter an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. C. M. Pemberton. ll Mr. J. Perrln Q,uarles came op from Wlnns- a'1?1 boro Saturday, and apent Sanday with his rc?la parents here. Mr. Quarles has a good position Ml In ihe Graded School at Wlnnsboro. ,De ' Mrs. James Carlisle, accompanied by her D??8 little daughter, of Spartanburg, Is here on a visit to her mother. Mrs. Fannie Allen. *>l1 Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Morse went over to '" < Greenwood Sunday, to attend the reunion Vl8? servloes being held In the PreBbyterlan Church by Dr. Guerrant, evangelist of Kentucky. Dr. L. T. Hill went over to Atlanta Monday VU WUCi UVPD, Miss Effle Watson was la the city last Wed- ?'] nesday, shopping. will Mr. Alpha Lomax has entire charge of the pie Photographer's Gallery, and has the newest cam style mounts, and his work U of the best. cau Mrs. Oscar Cromer was in the city Saturday onrj visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. Cox. Tb Miss Lila Wilson and Miss Joule Lyon, have cer positions with Mrs. S. B. Rosser, and will sew not i with ber for the8prlng season. th)e Mr. Roy and Mr. Rayford Power, spent Sun- |ays day In the country with their fataer, Mr. som Henry Power. 8lre, Mr. John G. Edwards Is home from Charles- ton ton, where he ia taking a course In the Medical College. Friday ts "Good Friday" and the Schools will be closed. Mrs. Carrie Lagare left Monday for Atlanta, after a two weeks stay here with her friends, Hi Mrs. Robert S Link and Mrs. L. T. Hill. <> Captain L. W. White Is In New York, where be has gone to buy his Summer goods. Mr. and Mrs. McD. Cater spent Sunday with K< relatives in Monterey. j>, Hon. Thomas F. Bradley, of Orangeburg, was In the city several days last week. Clemson and Auburn Ala., played a match R< game Friday. The score was 9 to 0 in favor of Clemson. This Is Clemson's first game of the w season. gQ? THE DISTRICT SCHOOL. The ladies of the Long Cane Society are arranging to give at an early date, the Dl*- ij? trlct School. The play is a good one, and will evel Ka aohhIoH fhrnn<?h hv the hpRt. tnlf>nt. in he Abbeville. trad The Daughters of the Confederacy was u., held Tuesday afternoon, at the home of the President. Miss Lucia W. Parfeer. ' Mr, B. F. Bailey has returned from a trip to Palm Beach, Fla., and Savannah, Uu? where be went on a business trip. Anderson 1b to have a Carnival this week. M will THE OPENINGS. lDJu Npei LAat Wednesday and Thursday, Day'* ' INDALL - ~ t r ^ ? a ^ ^ rtJ iuu oume lats worth $1 for 25c. 200 Men Id lots at a big discount- Just got ,'s Shirts, all kinds, 25c. up to $1. )ad of Trunks, from a cheap packir ililiixm uk and Most Comple r you want from a 50c. Trimmed E we ask is to come and give our es ftTe have any kind of Ribbon you c: Belts ! >f new styles up-to-date goods just i v shades in Ladies Kid Gloves at 9 >air, nd Children's Hose e of Ladies 50c. Hose ever brought dies Golf Stitch Black Hose. Beau sses Q-olf Stitched Hose worth 20c lies. 5, 81-3, 10 and 12c. a yard, w you a line that will do you good 0, 12 1-2, 15c. Big line of Duck low Homspun 4 l-2c. The best Dr. Shoes! sils in ? we are 's Work Shoes 90c- 100 pair Me >ods and prices lower than the Yours for the cash trg Jail's and Haddou's stores were MANIGAULT S BR tlfully decorated, for the Spring display, aright dainty goods. Foulards, silks, ? is laces, ribbons and chiffon drapped in tlfuland pleasing style. The hats were Composed of 10th nod 1911 sh and becoming, flowers, straw and 24th, 28th and Ala. on being used in the most modish hats. . 8. W. Dale Barksdale went over to Waters Batterv, will nwood Friday to see the play "Quo Ion, Polks' Corps, A Is" given there that evening. Mrs. n?*s*ee indule 1r in firepnwood with ht?r mnth?r * Durst-, '' . 8. P. Kllllnfiswortb expects to go to . Comradefl j, As,lhe reunion lesion thIs week on business ?vra,W8 near ?* <*? *? my mine land Reed, a noted comedian, died at ?t?at occasion appoint a com ml York Saturday, after being ill for sev- fro,m obl,v^on a history ofthls | months. before we have all crossed "o\ 88 Daisy Cromer and Miss Marie Cromer ?,?_r ?Ra v8il??? n the city on a visit to relatives here. ^ company, B, Nlnte George Smith of Calhoun Kails was eave m6 froru memory *he mui wn Monday on business ' * }2 ^bmlited to one of our a s8 Susie Barksdale Is expected in the of tort White, I-la., 1 Thursday to spend several days with fuch lhe lob??*1 time and was ,Ives here in command of the regiment < .Louis Blount. Jr.. Is to be found at his at Ben ton vl lie, N. C., the lasi >lace, with Dr.C. A. Mliford " ul? war. In Johnston's army. C . K.C.Bernau Is home from a business eald the roll was a correct one \ to Charlotte, North Carolina. cepttons. I sent the satfae roll Gaines Hammond was up from Green m ^Sunday spending the day with his ^Homradethat gave me ? ss Leila Link entertained a few of her PrivSl? a?,? ifJi10 diea?ui T1 ) friends at a birthday party last Thurs- tor, , Jim Davis this c afternoon. might not be on record. Foi '. Henry McGee, of Greenville, was In Ba'd? this comrade sleeps In city Monday on business. Mr. McGee grave,^a7inrt^ow!LBo<i^ n? c the guest of Mr Charles K MoKav 8Urf6n(Jer and belnt: verv poor e In the city ^Dar'e8 Jv JUCKay wag formed al Corinth, Mlsa., and was at first commandei the woman's cltjji. Trappier, who served a sht (ienerai tiaraner commanut e Woman's Club will have a meeting at Kentucky campaign and death home of Miss Belle Haddon Thursday and (jol. A. M. Manlgault 8 noon. Miss Florence Templeton will stayed to the end. The hones o a paper on Holmes' Novels. bleach on every battlefield frc Guilford Cade, of Bordeaux, was In Bentonvllle. Well do I ren Blty last Friday and Saturday on bust- school and messmates all prh . ? privates, where would the gem nday. April 7th, is Easter. killed in the forefront In chart; r. and Mrs. Stelnburger, of Savannah, torv on Chickamauga's dark a have been the guests of Mr. G. A. tiefleld. Three braver boys, tnska lor several days. martyr never yielded up 11 ves oi altar. Their names should b ? m memorable field on a Rtone n humble. For lear it may ne' ?... give their names and would true. honor them in this way that 'here is a growing demand for a law that Ree Rome honor to the private f make people pay their debts. Some peo- W. Roper, John A. Rambo and are becoming so near sighted that they Old Edgerteld, S. C., never ft jot see the difference between a man who better names to any causepay bis debts and will not and an ordl- At t^ie battle of Murfreesbo r thief." 1S62, tht Nlnteenth South Carol ie above, from the Anderson Intelllgen- captured a battery of artlllen is well said. The man who can anil will eral Bragg presented to the 8 pay his debts Is meaner than an ordinary Carolina with the names of I f. for the reason that the common thief the highest rank killed in t no claim to being a gentleman, while scribed on the guns. Our be e of the non-paying crowd places great A. J. Lythgoe, and bleutenat >s upon their respectability, etc.?Darling, two of the names. Who can Messenger. others ? 1 saw the same battery hi ?- . ? ?_ flanks of Sherman's army fro C., on to the surrender, evero Hmlilniiu Vow Niiriinr AitIviiIm Kive him battle. At this sam< Hruuoiin ?ew nprniK Arruai*. freesboro) Waters' battery sho iddon's attractive store 1b full of bargains, of General Rosecran'a chief of i 'mnants In white eoods near killing old "Rosey," as v mnants n wn te goous. 0n (he r,.treal from Corlnlb mnants in white dimities. Wilson, of The Abbeville Press 'mnants in white india lawns. told me I was the first soldier tl 'mnants In cherked muslin ed him on duty. It was near nants cnecKea muswn. ^ )n l[je Hprins, of Qn ^ ;mnants in figured lawn and muslins. wlili the relief guard of about tl smnants in light and colored percales. salt water marsh on a course >mnantH in palic-o llevlng the sentinel, ordered th .mnauiB in canto. about and get out of here." \\ e ara oflerring bargains in all the above friendly please publish. l8- Geo. \\ shoes ! shoes !! Color Corporal Co. B. lllth Klrkwood, Go. idles, Misses, and chllarens shoes to suit ybody. " 1 " 11 idles aua Misses slippers for the Spring i le Just arrived. Without self-control, wl ime bargains Id shoes at Haddons lor perance, there CUD be uo f o, and 75cis a pair. 1'ul control of circumstancf othallne may be placed In direct contact Tlie lessors learned NV i tfe most delicate fabrics without fear of difficulty are the OneB tb ry by stain or bleaching For sale by t , 9 in value and profit, ed Drug Co. 1 " . . v' i. 'S CHE. Knock Out ] 's Alpine Hats, black and light co] in 5 Cases Men's Crash Summer ] We have about 100 M lg trunk to a fine three departmen 1 1 Y! a r to Stock of Millinery [at up to $15. We have just ope :pert trimmer a chance at your ha an call for much less than you ca] ii Ladi< n. 10c. to $1. S And Ur 5c. Guarantee _ jral From 1 ^ from. | ip we r ||| save y< ; to this market. 5,000 i ties for 25c- iSt 7,000 ; for 12 l-2c. ||| 500 ] Plain White Lawn big value at < , to see. 10, 12, 15, 16 2-3, 20 an and Crash at a low price. 5 pie ills for 6c. eatest Shoe for men in the South alefl. We have got in 10 cases of ) running at $1-25 worth $1.75. n's $2.50 Shoes for $2. 500 pai r x ide, W IGADE. LOWNDESVILLE. whlt able to wasb ft h M. C. Vol*., All of the Xew* in nod Around the Wool Vols., and Town. Spring hern' 1)1 vis. Lowndesville, 8. C. April. 1st 1901 | hFoPla rmy of Ten- Dr. j. D. Wn80n and Mr. Jae. H. Bell went HatDerSn? to Augusta, yesterday week ago Monday, Monday night and Tuesday we . Vs''* at Memphis had some bad. bad, rains, wblob were quite latent o I we ought on destructive to tne freshly plowed lands and Black ttee to snatch raised our streams to a high point; fortunately very dr gallant brigade but llttlt planting bad been done, or the makes 'er tbe river." damages would have been much greater. Black 5 a comrade in Dr. J. L Fennel, conneoted with the Medl- a ng^t enth 8. C. V., cal Department of tbe University of Ga, makes ?ter roll which came home today a week ago and as hie we]j, i iptalns. T. W. vacatiou will last for neveral months, he n-_., who served an will during that time ride around with Dr. . 1 senior captain J. D. Wilson, and will thereby gain much ? "*"" ? fnd lost a leg valuabla information, In his chosen profesI battle of tbe slon.when he graduates. Laces teptaln Oetzen Rev J. L. Daniel and family left for Laur- laoes Ju rlth a few ex- ens, County. Tuesday morning, to spend a Foot* to tbe adjutant few days with tbeirold home folk. go or Be request where Mrs. E. WHarper spent several days last R ? ate archieves. week, with her kinswoman Mrs. Bessls Allen, . Y, L the list was a at Starr. 8 possible but Mr. L. J. Moorhead of Chester came home Paras ompany's roll Wednesday and remained with tbe family of made U ' shame, be it bis mother, Mrs. A. E. Moorbead till tbe | Si. Hat an unmarked next day. Mllllt amp fcince the Mrs Btanohe Clinkscales of Little Ktver been tb . Our brigade came up Friday and stayed till the next day, ferlng * In Mav, 1862. with Mr. B. C. Kay's family. pass all i by Colonel Mr. E. W. Harper was called to Anderson, >rt time, and Court. House. Friday. id us in tbe Mr. B. B. Allen and Magistrate J. O. Hackaremoved blm, bee went to Abbeville Court House, on ucceeded and Friday. Th n fourcomrades From a class examination, and reports >m Corinth to from tbe surrounding oountry, It can be oaie soi ueraber three satd that to date tbe fruit Is safe, though You fi ?ates (without, we have bad several white frosts since tbe rugs. T ?rals come in) blooms put forth. prices, lng on to vie- Mrs. T. B, Clinkscales returned from a two and nd bloody bat- week's visit to her old borne at wldemans Now I yen, soldier Saturday evening. have lb 3 any countrys Rev J. V. Black of Moffattsvllle occupied Th h e writ on tbat the pulpit In Providence oburch, yesterday, 0 matter how He preached an interesting sermon to quite per be, I will a large and attentive congregation. can ant 1 love to help Dr. J. A. Dixon of Abbeville, Court House. How posterity tnay came up 8aiurday on a professional visit shades i loldiers John and remained here till todav. Seeou John Hatcher. MaJ and Mrs. F. W, R. Nance left yester- ln ova| irnlshed three day morning for Abbeville Court House, latest ot vnliawa tK ait mill Ka f/\r o rlott mr\ ro, December, Messrs. J. T. BaBkln and Will Sberrard, of ina volunteers Moflittsvlile worsbinped with the Presby- P1DK an r, which Geo. terians at their 11:30, A. M. service yester- Wear .tale of South day. furnltu: the officers of A few acres, here and there, only have ^<en y laid battle In- as yet, been planted in corn although it is buy ant) loved colonel, fully upland corn planting time owing to the and see it Mettles are fact perhaps that the weather still remains give me the quite cool. It is only certain varieties of fruit trees that show much sign of the ap- x anging on the proach of Spring, but perhaps this, as some- The m Cheraw, S. times has happened in other years, vegeta- . n the alert to Hon wlirburst forth all at once. me woi e battle (Mur- Mr. George. W. Speer and his son George WOUld : t oft the head of Monterey, were no yesterday and attended jntellec Hair and came the services at the Presbyterian church. . t re called him. Mrs. R. L. Smith is assisting her hii?baod Miss., Hugh in his store, and makes quite an efficient things. > aud Ranuer, clerk. bat ever post- Q,uite a number of our people went up to The ] Charleston, S. ITnlon cburcb, yesterday, and atteued a appear fappoo cut. I Union Meeting at that place. A large crowd ' Ifteeu out in a | was present. come o way, after re-1 - Mrs. J. F. Harper of Iva, was down yester. which etn to "round | day and the day before with the famjly of strcnet Mil all papers her brother, Mr. D. L. Barnes. Troupe. ? IS 11 11 LI?. ^ Howard.^ j The 1 ' Putawa.v your winter clothes with Laven- those v der and Cedar Camphor, and avoid that of- flr,Wprs fensive smell of tar balls. For sale at Mil i ford's Drue Store. Phone 107. parueoi t , j They lien is tern- Call and let us show you the prettleRUineo! nnrs t Ully success- stationery In Abbeville county. Mllford's , . . ;s or people. ?rug store. denial, Reraemher we are wholesale agents for to- Prayi bacco and cigars. A complete stock at all nf mp ... . . times. Mllford's Drugstore. Phone 107, ? . 1 greates When In need of anything In the way of fa,n. at are most nice perfumery, we are headquarters. Mil- neipies! lord's Prug store. figures soul. 4 n ci mf\ tit (31U Prices this TAi lors 50c. worth $1.25. 200 Mei Hats, other merchants get 50c., oi en's Suits to sell at a bargaint lady's trunk. IILLINE] V Goods in Upper Sc med today three cases of Sailor H it. We guarantee to sell you 25 a buy it. es' Parasols nbrellas.... ;he ciieapest to the best. We hav All colors and styles. Lave thousands of little things in dii money on. pards Calicos at 3 l-2c. ^ pards of 8c. Bleaching yard wide fards of 15c. Madra Cloth in shor 5, 8 1-2, 10, 12 l-2c- We have t d 29c. All winter under goods i ices of good Red Damask for table is the one we are running at $3. 'the best $1 Men Shoe on earth. r Men's Buff Shoes $1.25. V. KENI HadtlotTs Local*. Merrymaker* Celebratlc e Goods. Never before have we been ??.. Aorll 22-27. show such a variety of pretty new n . ibriques On account of tbe above occj ii_u? .,, Railway announces reduced ri 7" ? n^, w Ji vllle, Cbarlotte and Internet shades, for lull suits or evening wear, jjortb Carolina, Tennllie and ird Silks. Tbe popular thing for a Intermediate points In Georg me dress. We have them In simple points In South Carolina, to lonly. No two alike. and return, of one first-class la and meroeryzed goods for waists. The flp for Individuals (single tl ut, at popular prices. military companies and brat . A ___ | form, twenty (20) or more on o . vrreuHuiucB >m iikuii lower raits, essy. 40-lciobeo wide. 5 and 6 yards Tickets will be sold April 20t a dress, and not costly. slve and for trains scheduled t : and colored Prunella clotb. This Is gusta prior to noon of April weight silk-finish wool material? return until April 29tb. 1901. I a handsome all-round dress, and wears formation bb to schedules, rata <U Haddon's. call on any agent of the South ; forget, wben you have millinery connections. oods or shoes to buy, that you will In assi. uen. i y And the best assortment at our store ! You should see those pretty new ist opened, at Haddon's. , ^ar. For shoes, slippers and hosiery, nd to Haddon's. Kresb Canned goods In great All the latest novelties In belts and Aspangus, string beans, pear, skies may be seen at Haddon's. okra and tomatoeB. ols. Every one from cheapest to finest Try a can of corned pork, cor > order. See our 26-lnch twilled silk at beef, veal loaf, salmon, shrimp ad0D'8, Olives In bottles lac to 50c. lery. This department has always "Brarnangelon" for a desseri: 8iR .?i <?Hr Btor?'n T season s of- jn tjje best fine flavorings. other'- y CqU y D "Ur* An excellent line of Wood'. seed. Plant alask peas now si , m dlest and earlest snap beans a 1 j n uorr'a inctii Try a dollar's worth of bul6: ' **'*rr " better and cheaper than Arbt exter mattress still In the lead. One 91.00 d last week, another one just arrived. Thlg ,g thf) hftr(Je8tUme Qftbe hould see our line of carpet sample keepers. We would like to 11 '??y. ?nd ofi?_ my,_the den for tbem, and with this in SUBi 10 iniDK ni it jt rug ^ yaru wiuo a D1C6 lice or ariea iruns a yards long for 81. prunes, also canoed fruits and s the time to get you a chiffonier. We great varety. Big hominy, buc em in all woods and prices. a good molasesjust In. andsomest line of rocking chair ever Abbeville. Mahogany and Juan oak. Kerr's Locals t see them. about matting? We have It in a Do you sleep well? If not, w md prices. ft Dexter mattress and all will ir line of pictures and picture frames _ ' , , , circle and square frames. The very , 9.UJ 8R1L1?KI J ?,, ? it dally, should you need anyl 1 . . . .? . . beautify your house call and eds to beat the band. White, black, Kerr. d blue. Call and see them. . . ... , . . ... The handsomest line of reel e headquarters for everything In the saddle and leather seat ever t e line. Call and see us. found at Kerr's. ears experience has taught us what to gee our line of matting, floor i I when to buy and where to buy. Call rugHi lLe prettiest and han u8? shown. I'rlces are right. J. D. , T n Wardrobes, china closets, bo< racks, rocking chairs, tables, mail who would be a winner in boards, pictures, rugs, lamps, rid of affairs, and the man who '?and at Kerr a. attain to heights of spiritual or ~ :tual power, must be a ruler of MATT PTnoro f; he must be temperate in all MAlij UIiUdxiq Only this can he conquer. poiuts in our past which now Mall* Coming and Going: 1 a tn Imvfl been fullest, nf mil:- in ih^nnv. f good for our life, are those Hours that the mails close at at the time seemed God's poet office: , ways with us. Christian joy jformea sorrow. 10.50 a. m. going to Hodges. Hiiiics we nrr/Q mo^t are uot 11.40 a. no. going Houth on the S dungs we pi /.. most are uot 11-40a. m.going Nortb on lbe. /e have gathered, us uue plucks uo p. m. going North on the s on a summer hillside, from the 1.10 p. m. going to Hodges. 8 of ears and worldly pleasure. J; ? ?*?? *>??; g; a. k. are things that have become 5,40 p. in.<toing south souther hrough pain, struggle, self- 8.00 p. no. going North and Soui and tears _ Kobt.s. Li?k.. er is the cry of faith to the ear "" rcy. It is not eloquence, but Menthoiatum win do what in npfls not the rlpfinition of fsnilly should t l \ .u * ?. nen?'"oa ?! lor cale by Speed Drug Co. i, but the feeling of it; not , ., of speech, but compunctions of ?, 5eVSS HaddSivn ' IRE! T eek.^^ - I M i's Sn.Trrnlfi TTn.ts *7&n tn Sfel KCl ^ ? WM V W\/ A ?W\/ ar price one-half. 25c. each VfJafl m 1 m RY! j 1 tuth Carolina. M iats in white and black. Same ]per cent, cheaper than any e about 500 to select 111 r|J notions that we can 1&&I t lengths for 10c. |?|j Ji oo much white goods to try to at cost. See our line of cur> cloth for 16 2-3c worth 25c. Vici Kid, Oxblood, Tan andSee our line of Ladies Shoe 3ALL. I =~rT17NN'C I ittes from Asbe- I -w I fl 111 IU . /*? HSHi IIjj Jjli ii 0 M Augusta, Ga., re for the round okets,) and for ! b bands In unl- ?<9 D. tioiiet,) Bttn Bligs. Early Triumph Seed h to 26th lnclu- ? . , o arrive at Au- ir0tat06S, I zun, gooa IU ?or detailed in- MUCH EARLIER AND MORE PRO- $39 g pt/) vr* r| t A OI* ern Railway or ) DUCTiVE THAN ANY OTHER VAk?'A. RIETY' Atunu, o?. der's Garden Seed... WATERMELON, CANTALOUPE, ! SEED CORN, MILLET AND ONION i variety. 1 Boston beans, i SETS. "ALASKA," the best pea grown. ned or chipped j cra i Catalogue, Almanac and Memorandum Book | given free, when seed are bought can't be beat, from J. R. Glenn. = m 3 fresh imrden I id Woods liar- 10 lbs. Good Coffee $1. lttle later. roasted coffee, j 35c. Jeans for 25c. ickle, 7 lbs. for! OTHER GRADES CUT IN PRICE. year on bousegbten the bur-1 SHEETING, SHIRTING, TICKING, CALvlew, we ofler I ICOES, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS P?&t5tS??n | AND SHOES. ' M :k wheat etc. The very lowest price on Flour, Corn, Bran, ' Oats, <fcc., ^ | I |C Al ^1 || i&ftjULEIIIIv I ters In cobler, "w"? e" Potato of Qtonhon Daiil Hanaacod oil Clotus and -UOiaiQ UI UlUpiLUU 11D1U, UUUUUOtU. dsomest ever >ti Kerr. cSucheBf'Hid^lN0^00 of Settlement and Applies, can be catjon for pjnaj Discharge, i -I rpAKK NOTICE that on the ISth day of A APRIL. 1!K)1,1 will render a final account of my actings and doings an Administrator of the Estate of Stephen Reid, deceased. In th office of Judge of Probate for Abbeville t'oun 2very Hour iy at lOo'clock a. m., and ou the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust ae such Administrator. tbe Abbeville All persons having demands against said estate will present them for payment on or outbern. before that day, proveu and authenticated or southern. i be forever barred. \V. D. Barksdale, i. A. L. I March 18,19t?l. Administrator. S. A. L. I _ _ _ \ r louthern. i The State of South Carolina, u COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. til S. A. L. I l'KOBATE COURT. t'oatmaater I .. .. ... _ ?" 7 x ) In the Matter or tue estate of w. r. Kennedy. i Deceased. y claimed, we | Notice to Debtors and Creditors. 3 >e without ft, j 4 iAj persons indebted to said estate must / \ il settle without delay, and those holding / ;U run iinA ?? claims against the estate must present them f ? ! properly attested to W. L. Kenuedy. , Bp j March 20, 1901 Administrator. ^ jSj