The Press and Banner
ABBEYIILE, 8.C.
|3P""l'uMlNhetf every WertueKdny nt 82
*ar in ailvauce.
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w euueouciy, zxpi n,?--r, iw*.
Home AchIii.
Pretty Miss Janie Holllngswortli is lioino i
again after an absence in Fairfield teaching j
IDURlC.
The term of herschool would have expired j
with the month, hut her pupils learning of
the marriage ol her sister, Mis* Maud IIol- '
lingsworth, wltich takes place this morning, j
excused her and she will he preasenl at lhe ;
happy event.
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April 2Stli at the A. K. I*. C hurch.
At 11 o'clock next .Sabbath morning ;it I lie
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, j
the pastor will preach on the subject, "How j
I<ove Ex presses Heel I."
The usual afternoon service will beomitlcd
on (hat day, as the congregatiou will worship
in the evening at the Methodist church where
the regular union service will he held.
Attention <'atit|? Secession.
A. meetlug of the Camp is called in the
Court House. May 1"?, 1901, at one o'clock. A i
large representation is desired.
By oruer of Commander.
<>'_ \V. A. Templeton, Adjutant.
CoiilcilrrHtc Vole rims.
All Veterans who expect to atteud the lie-}
UDioDjn Columbia May Xth, !>th, and loth,
will please report their names at once to
Adjutant W. A. Templeton so that entertainmeat
cau be arranged for tbem.
The Confederate Ke-l'nion.
The railroads of the state have agreed to
allow a centa mile rate to the re-union of
Confederate veterans to be held in Columbia
lo May. Tickets are to ho on sale May s and
9 with final limit to May 13.
Puenmonia.
Mr. Richard Sondiey of this city Is suffering
from a slight attack of pneumonia. Many
friends wish for him a speedy recovery. He
was better yesterday evening.
.HiMlonii nt Lebanon.
Kev. T. W. Sloan, of Abbeville, will preach
In Lebanon church on Sabbath,the 'iiith instaut,
at 4 o'clock p. m. In the Interest of Mission
work, by request of the Ladles Aid Society
of Lebanon.
$1.10 Per Cord.
One thousand cords of wood wanted, by 1
Abbeville Electric Light & Power Co.
! Shoe Bnrtritin.
We hive Just gone through our .Shoe stock
and called out all the odds and ends, they ko
on the bargain counter at 50c. "*>.!. and 31 pair, i
Call and see them at Haduou's. i
Dwelling; HouNe to Kent.
That conimodiouH dwelling house of Mrs. 1
Agnes Robinson Ik for rent. For particulars,
apply to B. .S. Barnwell, National Bank.
let-! Ice!
We can now furnish you Ice In any qualities
you want. Send in your order.
Thomson Hros.
THE WORST ROAD.
a i
>*orrl? Creek and I.one Cane Alumni '
ImpanNable. (
The crossing at Dendy's bridge over Long <
Cane, and the great lake that passengers <
j must wade at Norris Creek make up the worst I
' piece of road to be found In tills or any other I
county within five miles of the Court House.
These places have been a nuisance for perhaps i
thirty years, and still the people of Aboevllle,
and the people who should trade here, are deprived
of business relations that would other- :
\?i?e exist.
The public officers of the county would no i
doubt remedy this great wrong it proper pre- I
sentatlou of the facts were made.
And If our public officers would visit that I
section, we think they would make effort to I
give us better crossing. I
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. Pltuer'M Students Give Evidence
of Prog: rend nnd Efficiency In the
JDIvine Art.
On las' Tbursdey afternoon the pupils of
Mr. Guy It. Pllner, assisted by Mr. W. Hampton
Jones, tenor, gave a recital at tbe residence
OJ Miss Margaret Brooks.
The Invitations were issued by the pupils
and quite a large numtier of their friends
were present and dlsplaved deep interest in
their work. Mr. Pitner has proven a splendid
addition to Abbeville's musical circlt-; combining
unusual natural ability wltb years of
hard study lias made him a most excellent
musician. This w?s thoroughly proven In
the results which he accomplished with his
pupils on Thursday afternoon. Kach number
was well rendered and received hearty
applause. Tbe tenor solo of Mr. Jones gave
variety to tbe programme and was thoroughly
enjoyed.
L. W. Whiten I.oc:?l 4.
Don't fail to look at our Washable Dress
Fabrics. It will pay you to see them. They
are simply lovely.
Ask for Pongees and Bonlta Silks. They
are pretty, new and styllch.
and fninrpd Grounds Embrold
eried Swisses are tbe newest and handsomest
things out this sea?on for ulce dresses. It is
impossible to decide bow beautiful they are. ,
Call for tbem.
L. W. White offersagreat barsrninin French
Batiste for White Dresses aud Wulsts. Il is
very sheer and tine material. Former price
50 cents a yard, our price 25 cents. Lools at it.
Embroideries. Embroideries, Embroideries, 1
at L. W. White's Store. The largest assortment
ever oft-red in the City ol Abbeville,
and at the lowest prices.
* White and Colored Organdies for Dresses
now offered by L. W. Wblte.
You never saw a prettier assortment ofj
Prints and Percals tbau is uow offered for
sale by L. W. White.
L. W. White now offers a complete line of |
Damasks for table cloths, both white end colored,
aloo napkins and doylies.
If you want a nice Sun or Rain Umbrella!
the best place to buy it is tbe store of L. W
White.
The most stylish Suits for children, boyR j
and men are to be found at L W. White's.
Call on L. W. White and get a nice Spring
Suit, a stylish Hat and a pair of Hamilton ?k |
Ilrown's Shoes.
Tbe nobbiest Straw Hat Is the Alpine and i
Telescope. You will find them at L. W I
White's.
iltuldotiN Xew S|?rlDir Arrival*.
Haddonc attractive store Is lull of bargains. |
Remnant* In wbite goods.
Remnants In white dimities.
> Remnants In wbite India lawns.
Remnants Iu checked muslin.
Remnants In floured lawn and muslins.
Kemnants in light and colored percales. j
Remnants in calico.
We ara oflerrlng bargains In all ttie above
goods.
shoes ! shoes !!
Ladles, Misses, and chlldrens shoes to suit
everybody.
Ladles and Misses slippers for the Spring
trade Just arrived.
Home bargains in shoes at Haddon s lor
OO.tiO. and 7;">cts a pair.
Wll6on" cotton planter, the best planter
known, for sale by Amos B. Morse. Also'
extra parts, door, y., cylinder axles.
We make a specialty out of our cream and
the drinks mixed from it Is done by an ex-i
pert. If our customers are not pleased we do
all lo our power to please them. The Speed
Drug Co.
If you have an hour to while aw?v drop in I
and the two Georges at the Speed Drug Co. i
wilt make it pleasaul for you.
Watch the cara on our soda fountain for all
the latest drinks. MilWrd's Drug Store.
Phone 107.
Mentholatum will <lo what ts claimed, we
guarantee it, no family should be without It, J
for cale by Speed Drug Co.
We work two graduates tn pharmacy.
Send us your prescriptions. Promptness and ;
accuracy guaranteed. At Milford't* Drug
Store. Phone 107.
Mtltord is up-to-date on (school honks
when In need of anything in that line ca
and Bee him. Phone hit.
Keep the dandruff out of your head by !
using Pine Tar Shampoo and Koch's Dan-:
drutt Cure. For sale at Mil ford's Drug Store.
Motbaline may be placed in direct contact
with tte most delicate fabrics without fear ot
injury by stain or bleaching. For sale by j
Hpeed Drug Co.
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What a Faithful Scribe Nee* from the
Hill Tops iu auil About JLowndeM*
ville.
Lowndesvllle, April 22,1901.
Dr. A. J. Speer went to Anderson Thursday
evening.
Hev. H. U. Fenpel went to Piedmont Thursday
to attend the Presbytery, which was in
session in that place lor several days.
Miss Susie Miller and Miss Jennie Miller
went down to their old bome below Abbeville
Monday to spend a short time.
Mr. Will Thompson and Mrs. T. D. Cooley
went to Anderson and back Wednesday, by
i he dirt road,?the latter on a shopping expedition.
Mr. Mason Miller, now of Walhalln, came I
lown Wednesday 10 seems uucie juc ivcuuc- ,
iy. who Ik lu feeble health.
Mr. E. K. Horton took a business trip to i
Wllllauiston, hlN old home, Wednesday, and j
rentalDed there for several days.
Miss .Lizzie Nance. Miss.Icucle May Dunn
ind Miss Kuiti Duuu, who have spent the!
past three months In Florida, returned to i
ibeir home here Wednesday evening.
Mr. Marcus Burress, connected with the
People's Bauk at Anderson, was here oa busi- <
Dess Thursday.
Despite the hard and seemingly baking!
rains thai we have had during the past
month, some of those who planted corn some |
time ago say that thi-y have first rate siauds, I
tud it was doing well up to a day or two ago. |
A weather prophet suys that a wet April .is i
jenerally followed by a good crop year. Ac-j
iordiDg to that ruling, weoucht lo iiave an
?xceptlonally good one this year, ss we have
lad several ground soakers aud washers since
ibis month came lo. With such a blessing as
igood crop the hearts of the plauters will be
made glad, as It would be a great contrast to
what many of them had last year.
Mr. Andrew Speer, ol Aodersou, came down
jnturday and tuun on to his father's, Mr. G.
W.Speer.at Monterey. Mr. Speer's short '.lme
Dride came down more than a week ago, and
ass since neen with the family of his parents.
Mrs. E. J. Barnes who has spent the past '
few months lu Prattvllte, Ala., with the family
of her son, Mr. W. H. Barnes, returned lo
tier home here Saturday evening.
MIsh Sarah Sullivan, now of Due West Female
College, came over Saturday witli the
[lev. J. A. Brown, who came to fill his ap- 1
oolntmeut iu this place yesieraay ai n:.iu.
Tbe first has since been visiting tier friend
MiH8 Eula May Kay.
Rev. J. V. Black, of Moffattsvllle, will
preach in the Presbyterian church in this
place next .Sunday (28tb lust.) at p. ra.
Some of our citizens have for some time
aeen giving a lick or two, here and there, as
they were needed In repairing, beaulllying
ind Improving their premises. It some ol
these had not have been put off for a more
'convenient season," might have been reme- j
lied by a "stitch," whereas when done It took
'nine," perhaps.
Messrs. Jas. and John Kirk patrlck, the one
jl Abbeville, the other of Doualds, come yesterday
to see their brother. Dr. T. O. Kirk put-1
rick, and are guests of the Kay Uoiye.
Miss Naurile Jobuson went to Anderson
<ever.il days ago to spend some time witb the
iutnlly of her brother, ('apt. W. U. Johnson.
Mr. E. W. Harper alter spending some time
it Starr, returned to bis home here yesterday
morning.
It would probably be of interest to thedls
tant readers of the Press and Banner to learn
something of the weather conditions at and
irouud thin, their old home, for ihe past day
jr two. Friday night was received here the
weather forecast, seutout from the Bureau at
Washington, D. C., predicting heavy fro?tin
northern part of this State, the next morning.
Because of it some of our people felt couslderable
anxiety Saturday and Sunday because
uf the ruinous consequences t.o their advanced
small grain crops, Incase their fears
were realized in the coming ot a big frost..
But to this hour ":!i0 a. m. their fears have.;
proven to be groundless. Saturday opeued
up with a strong, cold Northeast, wind, which
zuve us the shivers, thicker clothing, together
with overcoats were put on, big bouse flies
were built, and all remained in closed houses
(hat could do so. There was then great dread
that a clear up, with a stoppage of wind-blowing
that a big frost would be in evidence SunJay
morning, but It did not come. Yesterday
was sli'l somewhat, cloudy,cold and wludy,
and uneasiness was felt all day, fearlug what
might happen, but It has been raluing a little
this morning and of course no frost, still cold,
and It is now hoped that the worst of the
young blizzard Is over.
This writer in last week's communication
was made to say "fruit laborers" when it
should have been "fruit lovers." Troupe. I
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N'iceloteof fresh Canvassed Hams, Picnic
Hams and Breakfast Bacon just lu. Amos B.
Morse.
Hay fever and catarrh are instantly reliev
ed by nientholatum, for sale by Spued Drug
v?.
L. W. White offers a laryc line of OeutB'
Xeck-wear aud Under-wear. I
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Is now complet<
tended to the peopl
season. Our stock c
have Pongees, Bonit
lady desiring a nice dn
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For doing business as ;
of White Lawns, India Linens, Oi
colored, which takes the eye of e
Doyles, we have an unusully large
they are perfectly lovely. That is
stock of Black" Dress Goods is lar?
say we are thorougly prepared for
able to offer bargains to all. COI\
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lsou an article you have 1
is is our guarantee, and 1
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s with cheapness, we slicc
move.
;ime here is all yours.
THE ROAD LAWS J
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KomrtliiiiK That .May Be of liitrrrM mf
14i YOII. re
CO-.
The County Hoard of Commissioners shall ttic
divide the respective lownt?htps into suitable the
ro?d districts. They shall elect, an overseer got
whixe term of ofllce shall be two years, and if jrf
be talis or refuses to werve shall be fined 81 (l.00 Wb
and costs or beseuteuced to the County chain wa
Kami. That if a vacancy occurs from any sUt
caus , the Hoard shall elect his successor, vei
Aiid the overseer has the rlubt to appoint a row
man lo serve who Is liable to road duty, and )a|i
he shall be exempted lrom road duty as long vvh
as he serves as overseer, nbl
It shall be the duty ol every overseer lo 0ro
make out a lint of all persons liable to road s?r
duty belongiD!; to Ills sectlou, and the over- RU|
seer is authorized to demand of auy person tloi
or corporailou, ilie names of any and all be
hands in his, her and its employ. And vvh
should, any person or corponulou, refuse to out
furniNli such list the overseer shall at once re- ren
port the matter to (he nearest magistrate, and t.ioi
cause such persons to be proKeouieif. tlie
Overseers are also authorized to appoint iha
Home suitable person, liable lo road duty on tj)C
bis road, hh u warner, hml such person shall x
be exempt from road duly for the time be acts nUI
an warner. And the overseer having furnish cee
ed said warner with a list of the hands liable 0f t
lo road duty, the said warner shall serve the
uoBce on each and every hand, either by mu
seeing the parlies personally and giving
verbal notice, or by leaving written notice at
the residence of the party, of the hour and
pjace of working on said section; and tbe Qflj
person s j warned shall bring with htm such
necessary tools and Implements used on a ^
farm as the overseer may direct.. All of tbe
hands belonging to and assigned to a road _
section are to work under the direction and Lv
the supervision of the overseer. Overseers Ar
are a'so required to take good care of all tools Ar
furnished theai by tbe county, and not per- Ar
mit. or suffer them to be used for any purpose Ar ]
other than the working of the public high AM
ways, and to account to the county commls- Ar<
nioners for all tools in their possession and Arl
the manner and kind of labor performed on Arl
their section, and turn over all tools to their Ar
successors. Ar i
Karh overseer may erect and keep up at rr
theexpenseof the county at the tork? and
crossroads, a post and guide board or finger lv'
board containing an Inscription In legible letters,
directing the way and distance to the ,
r\r tnirni; or nnhltn n)ur*A ?nrl nlar.CW r _
situated on each road. And the overseor la ,
authorized to prosecute any one who defaces .
or demolishes ibe came.
Each overseer will have all small bridges Lv
on bis section put down and kept In repair by Ar
the read hands?the county paying lorlum- Ar
ber and uails only. Ar
It Is unJawiuVor any overseer to perform, Ar
or cause labor to be performed, on aDy road Ar
not regularly laid out and established by Ari
law. Lv"
It is unlawlul for any railroad company to Lv
obstruct any public road or the drainage of lv
the same, or to empty the water from its Lv
ditches Into any public toad. Auy any over- Lv
xeer of the proper district Ir authorized to Lv
warn any railroad company by leaving a
written notice with any agent, or informing ^ any
anent of said railroad company personal- ?-,v
ly, to remedy all such matters to the acceptance
of the oveiseer. Should such company
refuse to do so. the overseer shall at once re- *Vr
port tbe matter to the supervisor.
An overseen*who neglects or refuses to
cause four dayR labor to be performed on bis
section annually, is liable to prosecution. q
e.
W1IO MAI1LK TO ItOAP DUTY. wjt
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In York county all male persons able to u]e
perform road duty between the ates of IS and
55 yearn, except ministers of 21 to .50 years the
gospel in Hctual charge of a congreuatou and
old soldiers, are required annually to perform,
or cause to be perform* d, four days' ?
labor on the public highway under the direction
of tbe overseer of the road district in
which he resides, and ten hours of labor shall
constitute a day's work. Any one liable to
road duty is allowed in lieu thereof to pay (
a commutation tax of 81.00 to the county 'y[
treasurer, which lor the year 1901 may be J'"
Dald at any time on or before the 1st day of
February, and, for each year therealter, such ,nl
lax must be paid on or by the first day of P?
February, And if any person, being warned aD
by such overseer as aforesaid, shall refuse or ,rl.
neglect, having had al least 12 hours'notice, Jul
to attend by himself or substitute totbeac- {?'
ceptance of tbe overseer, or, having attended, l0r]
shall reluse to obey the direction of the over- J
seer, or shall spend tho time In idlecess or
any Inattention to the duties nsRlgned him,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on yel
conviction thereof, shall be fined not more ,0'
than $10.00 nor less than 3;>.00 and costs, or be
sentenced to the county chalngang not more co
tnan ten nor less than five days, aod it is the
duty of the overseer to carry out the provisions
of this section. ?
The residence of any person who has a
family. Is. where his family resides, and the
residence of any other person is where be ' >
boards or m>iy be found. All tramps and an
persons who h ive bo visible means of support
LWM
3 and you will find it
e of Abbeville County,
)f wash fabrics is imm
a Silks, Dimities, Bati
3ss or waist would do w
at present. We have all
rgandies, Nainsooks, Dimities: French
uorvhnHv Thev are simnlv macmific
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3 assortment of most desirable pat
> just what we think of them, but p
re and attractive, embracing all the I;
' business, and we are sure to get it i
/IE TO SEE US.
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eye flgaf voij
)ought of us shall pro
vou can always feel tl
N Y O U
s the price instead of
Yours to please,
(liable to road duty wherever they may
found.
HOW ROADS Of OUT TO RK WORKED.
'he roadbed shall not, be less than 16 nor
?re than 20 feet wide, exclusive of ditches,
>ts and runners, unless so ordered by the
inty board of commissioners. It shall be
duty of each and every overseer Jo work
; roads under his charge thoroughly as he
s, arching the same to the centre, with
lin on each side to convey the water, and
en necessary to protect such drains from
shlng by placing in stone, gravel or other
istanee; whenever It Is necessary to con>
water to or to provide for It to cross any
id, he shall have the drain across such road
d iu stonP, gravel or other hard substance,
en such material Is conveniently obtaine,
and of such width as to afford an easy
ssing where a bridge may no* ' e necesy;
and he shall protect t aads by
table drains from lnterierem ly cultlvan
or otherwise: he shall open or cause to
opened, an pumic roans or mgnways
Icli have been or may hereafter be laid
and established In hl? road district, and
iove or cauKH to he removed, all obstructs
that may from time to time be found
rein, but shall not run a new road In less
n fifty yards ot a dwelling house without
i consent of Ihe owner.
he County Hoard of Commissioners are
horized to levy an annual tax not. ex
dine one mill on all the taxable property
the County, which Miall lie expended on
roads In the same manner as the comtatlon
road tax.
arleston and Western Carolina R. R
kngnsta and Asbeville Short Line.
In effect Jan. 13,1901.
Augusta 9 40 am :f 35 pm
Greenwood 12 15 pin
Harris Springs 12 52 pm
Anderson 8 00 pm
Laurens 1 20 pm 5 35 am
Sreenvlllo -. 3 00 pm 9 00 am
Bienn Springs 4 00 pm
Spartanburg 3 10 pm 5) 00 am
Saluda 5 88 pm
Hendersonvllle. 6 08 pm
lnhoville 7 00 pm
Ashevllle 8 20 am
Spartanburg 11 46 am 8 55 pm
Glenn dprings 10 00 am
Greenville 12 01 am 3 25 pm
Laurens 1 37 pm
Anderson 7 25 am
Greenwood 2 37 pm 4 30 am
Augusta 5 10 pm 11 40 am
Augusta 2 50 pm
Allendale 4 51 pm
Fairfax 5 07 pm
i emastjce & uv oiu u x*? pui
Beaufort 10 IS am 7 10 pm
Port Royal 10 30 am 7 20 pm
Savannah 8 J5 pm
Charleston 6 80 am
Port Royal 1 00 pm 7 10 am
lieaafort 1 16 pm 7 20 am
Yemasseo ; 2 30 pra S 30 am
Fairfax !> 85 am
Allondalo 9 47 am
AneuHtn _ 11 55 "
Greenwood 4 06 mn
Laurens 6 00 am
Laurens 0 15 am
Spartanburg 9 P0 am
Spartanburg 8 55 pm
Lnurens 6 80 pm
Qieunwood 8 45 pm
Hose connections at Greenwood for all points on
A. L. aud 0. & 6. Railways, and at Spartanburg
h Southern Railway.
'or any information relative to tickets, rates, ached,
etc., address
W. .1. CRAIG. Gon. Pass. Agent, Augusta, 6s.
E. M. NORTH. Hoi. Aeent.
T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
rrryiiinkcrM Celebration, AiikmnIh,
Oh., April 38-27, 1?01.
)n account of the above occasion, Southern
Hwhv announces reduced rates from Asbele,
Charlotte and Intermediate points in
irtb Carolina, Tenniile and Savannah and
termedlate points in Georgia, and from all
inis In South Carolina, to Augusta, Ua.,
(1 return, of one first-class iare for the round
p for individuals (single tickets,) and for
lilary companies aud brass bands in unim,
twenty (20) or more on one ticket, still
ver rates.
rickets will be sold April 20th to 26th Inclu
re and for trains Hcueauiea 10 arrive ai
sta prior to noon of April 27th, good to
urn until April 29th. 1901. For detailed In mation
as to schedules, rates, etc., write oi
11 on any agent of the .Southern Railway or
auectlous. W. H. Tayloe,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Atlanta, On.
A'e make a specialty of elvlng you thebesl
at money will buy. Come to see uk once
id you will always be our customer.
Mil lord's JirugStore.
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to be the largest ar
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IU II ic lauico oojjouian
ense. : The designs a
istes, Jaconets, Lawr
ell to look at our offe
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the most desirable h
Batistes, Piques, etc., etc.
ent, just as handsome as they <
terns. We have Embroideries
refer that each lady should us*
and most saleable oroduc
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f th~!re is any winning virtue in
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ted!
WiJil If
ve unsatisfactory, come
lat }^ou are protected ....
BUT H:
the value. Our low p
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SEABOARD AIR LINE, B.1K,
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
New Orlean?, and Points South
aud West.
In Effect Feb. 24, 1901.
SOUTH HOUND.
Daily. Daily,
No. 31. No. 27.
Lv New York. I'. It. It 12 55pm 12 10am
Lv rbila'elpbln," 3 2Hpm 3 50ain
Lv Baltimore, " 5 45pm 6 22nm
Lv Washington. I', H. It 6 55pui 8 35am
Lv Richmond, S. A. L 10 40pm 12 23pm
Lv Petersburg " 11 31pm 1 10pm
Lv Norllna Junction 2 05am 3:10pm
Lv Henderson 2 30am 3 55pm
Lv Halcich 8 46am 5 09pm
Lv So Pines 5 37am 057pm
Lv Hamlet 0 80am 8 10pm
Lv Columbiat 8 40am 10 30pm
ArSavannah 12 10pm 2 20am
ArJacksonville 3S0pin 6 80nm
Ar Tampa 5 00am 5 00pm
~ No. 403^ S5T4L
Lv New York. N. Y. P. A N t7 55am 8 55pm
Lv Phllade'phla, ' Ill 20itin 11 2Gpo.
Lv New York, U. D. 8. 3 00pm
Lv Baltimore, B. S. P. cfo +C 30pin
Lv Washlngton, N.<fe W. 8. B 6 30pm
Lv 1'ommouth, 8. A. L 0 00pm 1005am
Lv Wenlon 11 33atu 12 36pm
Lv Norllna 'Junction 12,55am 2 10pm
Lv Henderson I 20am 2 45pm
Lv Raleigh 302&P' 4 27pm
Lv Southern Pines 5 l??oi 6 43pm
Lv Hamlet 6 45am 8 05pm
Lv Wilmington \330pm
Ar Charlotte 9 51am 10 45pm
Lv Chester 10 08am 11 20ptn
Lv Greenwood 12 07pin 1 82am
Lv Abbeville 12 33pm 2 00am
Lv Athens 2 19pm 4 08am
Ar Atlanta; 8 35pm 5 30am
at Augusta, C. St W. C 5 10pm
Ar Macon, C of Ga 7 20pm 1110am
ar Montgomery, A. & W. P 9 20pm 11 00am
Ar Mobile, L. St N 2 55?m 4 12pm
Ar New Orleans, L. <fc N 7 80am 8 80pm
Ar Nashville, N. 0. ?fc St. L 5 85am 6 55pm
Ar Memphis. u 4 00pm 8 10am
NORTHBOUND.
No* 402. No. 38.
Lv Memphis, N. C. ?fc St. L 1 00pm 8 46; m
Lv Nashville, " 10 55pm 9 30am
Lv New Orleans, L. a N 7 45pm
Lv Mobile, " 12 20am
Lv Montgomery, A. <* W. P. 6 20am 130pm
Lv Macon, C. of Go 8 00am 4 20pm
Lv Augusta, C. <k W. C 9 40am
Lv At'antaJ 8. A. L 12 00pm 8 00pm
Ar Athens 248pm 11 28pm
Ar Abbevillo 4 28ptn 1 33am
Ar Greenwood ? 4 50pm 2 04am
AivChester 5 43pm 4 &ani
Lv Charlotte S. A. L 0 30pm 5 00am
Lv Wilmington, S. A. L 8 30pm
Lv Hamlet, S. A. L 9 50pm 8 10am
Lv So Pines, S. A. L 10 55pm 9 03am
Lv Raleigh 1 00pm 11 30am
Ar Henderson 2 17am 1 00pm
Lv Norlina Junction 8 10am 200pm
Lv Weldon 4 20am 3 lOpw
Ar Portsmouth 7 00am 5 50pro
Ar Washington, IT. a W. S. B G 55am
Ar Ba'tiinore, B. 8. P. Co +6 45am
Ar New York, O. D. S. 8. Co +1 30ptr
Ar Philadelphia, N. Y. P. & N 46pm 5 10am
Ar New York, " S 40pm 8 00au:
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Lv Tampa, S. A L. By 8 00pm 8 00air
Jacksonville..., 10 20am 7 4."prr
Savannah 150pm 1159pn
Columbia, g 6 27pm 5 45au
Ham'et 9 10pm 9 20atr
Southern Pines 1032pm 10 09air
italelgh 12 28am 12 0?pn
Henderson 144am 1 27pn
Norllna Junction 2 10am 2 lftpir
Petersburg 4 09am 4 48pU
Richmond 4 oliam 5 35pn
Washington via Pen Rti 8 45am 9 30jm
Baltimore " 10 03am 11 25pn
Philadelphia " 12 27pm 2 56a u
New. York " 3 15pm 0 30au
53 Local train for Atlanta and all intermediati
points. Leaves Abbeville dully ."> 22pm Ar Atlanti
7am.
52 Local train lor Clinton and all inlermediati
points. Leaves Abbeville dally 12 06 pin, Ar Clin
ton 1 85pm.
Not#.?tDully Except Sunday.
Dining cars between New York an 1 Richmond
' and Hamlet and St. Augustine on Trains Nos. 3
> i and 41.
I JCentral time. ^Eastern time.
GEO. McP. BATTE, T. P. A-.
Columbia, S. C*
I V. E. McBKE. U. E. L BUNCH,
I Gen. Superintendent. Gen. Pas. Agt.
Portsmouth, Va.
L Milford's Horse and Cattle Powders are tta
i best. Price 15c. Ask your neighbor abou
them. Kor sale at Alllford'.s Drug Stor<
PhoDe 1U7.
SPRING
id most attractive he
y, to come and see he
re all new, and there r
is, Muslins, all of most
jrings before making a |
II BEEN 5
ibrics and at prices tha
We have something entirely nev
can be. Do not fail to see them,
enough to supply all the ladies ir
3 her own judgment. All we ask
tions. It is impossible to mentio
Attractive Goods and Low Price
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to us and the matter will
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rices capture buyers. W
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A- yfi MOWERS.
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Haddon's I
Fast Black Hosiery
Kid and Silk Gloves,
Belts, Hair Ornaments
Tablets, Notions of all
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
The ever increasing d<
of Shoes, while gratifj
ulus to greater efforts
market for our Custoir
R. M. Hadt
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Wanted?Gold Mine. j Ser
ate
WE DESIRE TO PURCHASE AN UNDE- ; 'I
veloped Gold Mine, or prospect. De- j lar
! oiro nriuiln/a fro nnon hpl'nrp numhflKlnif. ! he)
e i """ j~asT"kr\^k"a son, j a.
it March 20, 1901.* Augusta, Ga. m<
Two good horses for sale cheap. Apply to tlo
W.G. Chapman. un
"STOCK
has ever offered. A c<
>w very beautiful and styli:
lever has been such a vs
exquisite patterns and de
purchase.
I WELL II
t are sure to dlease. Cc
v for Dressses in the way of Embroi
They are certainiy worth looking at.
i the country. The ladies who have a
; is a look at them; they are so pretty
n all the different kinds of goods that
s. Our goods were bought at a m
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be adjusted to your
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e keep things moving
erson. j
t to blind luckr 1
w moments of investigation
i your eyes wide open will
you many moments of regret
D LET ME EXPLAIN THE
>I> FEATURES OF THE
>rne jfarm ^Eools |
BEFORE YOU BinT
ANY OTHER KIND.
REAPERS. BINDERS. HARROWS.
rille Hardware Co. |
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Bargains!
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Parasols, Fans, Veilings, Corsets,
1, Fine Stationery, Pen and Pencil
kinds.
|
;mand for Haddon's special make %
'ing to us, is nevertheless a stimin
securing the best that is in the
lers. H
Ion & Co. |
'rlze Offered for Souvenir Design.
he Women's Department of the South
ollna Iuter?State aod West Indian Expoon,
will give a prize of 810.00 for the bent
glnal design rpr Souvenirs to be sold In the
imen's Building, during the Exposition.
hid competition Is open only to women of
ith Carolina. Each design must be sent to
! undersigned by July 1, 1901, and mast be
lompanied by specifications for its conucilon.and
the real name of competitor,
H wenieu euvoiupc, auu uui "p, v.?v
ere. so that tbe name of competitor will
t he koowu until tbe award it made,
tejected designs will,be returned upon apcation
(witb postage enclosed,) raadewltb50
days after the close of the competition,
e Executive Committee of tbe women's
partment will be tbe Judges of the compclon.
Mrs. R. Withers Memmlnger, Jr..
Chairman Committee on Souvenir,
I Pitt Street, Charleston, S. C. <">t.
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NOTE THE CHANGE.
>rvice at 3 P. M. IuHtefcd of 8 P- iff.
Jntll further announcement there will be
>achlngat the Associate Reformed Presbyian
church at 5 o'clock in the afternoon inad
of 8 o'clock in the evening.
'his will in no way interfere with tbe regumonthly
union service, which is to be held
reafter in tbe Presbyterian, Methodist and
R. P. cburcbes. On the days of tbe union
:etings the afternoon service will be omltI
at the A. R. P. cburcb, and the congregan
will worship in the evening wherever the
ion service is beld.
srdial invitation is exsh
the goods are this
iriety of styles. We
licate textures. Any
rate
:>me look at our line
deried Swisses, both white and
In Table Damask Napkins and
I - J ? Al ir Al^kfAirlAflAP COW
ireauy been UUI cn:yiuiuci ico oaj
they will sell themselves. Our
make up our stock, sufficie it to
ost opportune time, and we are
Lte.