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The Abbeville Press and Banner. 1 BY HUGH WILf WEST EXD. Happenluirn nn?l Incident.* of n H'ecli About the City. Abbeville, S. C., Oct. 15,1901. Mrs. Frank Y. Preesly and Miss Kuphemlt Young, of l>je West, were in the city shop plot last Wednesday. Hon. George Johnstone, of Newberry, was In the city last week on professional business Mr. Johnstone Is a candidate for United Ktatet .sunalor. Mr. Janifg Hill bas gone to Baltimore to enter tbe Medical College tbere. Mr. Hill's many friends bope be will meet with every ' success. Mr. Lewis Haskell, of Columbia, spent several davs intbeolty laet week, tbe guest ol his brother, Mr. Cbeves Haskelt. THE WOMAN'S CLVB. The Woman's Club met Ootober the fourth, at tbe home of Miss Florence Henry. Mrs. J. F. McKlnnon read an Interesting paper on Edgar Allen Poe. This is tbe first meeting tbe club has has bad in some time, but they will continue their work during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. W. Smith arrived in the city Thursday. Mr. Smith returned to his home in Woodruff Saturday. Mrs. Smith is still here with her mother, Mrs. L. W. Perrin, and will be here for ten days. Mrs. Samuel Wborton, of Iva, was In the city several days last week sta>iug wilh her : Bister, Mrs. K Em met Coxe, Miss Julia Cauider, of Cokesbnrv, is here spending a while with her irlend, Mis. W. D. Birksdaie. Miss Floride Smith and Master Wardlaw Smiih, of Woodruff, are in the city spending a wbl>e with friends. Miss Pearl Martin returned Monday from Rock Hill, where she has been lor several Have Miss Callle Lou Graves. of Latimer, 1b here spending a while with her Irieud, Miss Ivey Calhoun. EUCIIRE CLl'B The Euchre C ub had a meeting Frld?j 1 pvenlng at the home of Miss Jeanie E. Periin. This U the first meeting the club has had hi some time, it was delightful and enjoyed by ail preseut. Miss Nelle PreBsly of Troy, is In the clt.\ visiting her slBter, Mrs. W T. Bradley. 1 Miss Carrie Turner |of Greenwood, Is lb? charming gui-st of her olBter, Mrs. J. E. Jones Mr. George Smith, of Calhoun Kails, spent Sunday in the city with his brother, Mr. Joel Smith. Miss Llla Wilson of Warrenton, is visiting her ant) t, Mrs. Preston Cheatham. Miss Eliza Thomson left Friday for Barnberg, where she will take charge of a flourish lng school. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Bowen of Ray, s^nt last Friday In the city the guests of Miss Rosa Maxwell. Miss Bertha Ferguson of NVarrentou, will spend this week with her cousin, Miss Lois Wilson. Miss Isabel Perrln Haddon is expected hotne this week arter an extended visit to New York and Washington. Miss Haddon will be accompanied by her triend, Miss Gertrude Sallade who will spend the winter here. Miss Ballade has visited Abbeville before and has many warm trlends here. Dr. Frank Y. Pressly of Due West, preached Sunday morning and evening in the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Pressly was the guest ol Mr W. A. TemDletou and Mr. A. B. Morse. LYCEUM COURSE. The entertainment given in the Coun House last Thursday evening, iu the Lyceum course was well attended and a very enjoyable entertainment. We regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. \V. H. Lon>>, and we hope that she will boon be wail atraiD. Mr. Robert Bruce has taken a position, with the Seaboard Air Line In Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have moved to their new home. Mr. Clittord S. Haddon who has been sick for th* past few days, is able to be out again. Mr. Rtugan Thomson and Mr. Roy Power spnnt Sunday In Antreviile. Miss Tweetle Hlllhouse of Greenville, U here staying with her sister, Mr6. John P. Hlllhouse. Friday will be children's day at the Fair. Thechildren of the county schools, and those of the city schools will meet at the Graded School, tt Is hoped that each school will have an approprinte banner. From the Graded School building the children will march to the Court House wi-ere they will be addressed by Rev. R. G. McLees of Greenwood. Mr. Oscar Hicks of Macon, G?., was in the city serai days Inst wtefc staying with his Droiner, mr. r,. v,. hick*. Mrs James T. Latimer of Lowndesville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Heury Latimer this week. DUE WEST. All of the >'ew? in and About the ClaNsic City. Due West, Oct. 15,1901. R*v. Jno. K. Edwards will possibly leave for Klo Verde, Mexico, this week. He Is ac compnDied by tils utile son. f Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Haynie of Bellon, were in Due Weal last Sabbath. Presiding Eider Rev. R. A. Child of Greenwood, passed through Due West last .Saturday, Id company with Rev. Duncan, on his way to Ullgal, where be held Quarterly Con Miss Edith Dargan Is boarding with Mis* Leila Brlce in order to be near her work In the puulic school. The ioemb?n of the Knights of Pythias Lodge at this place, with a few Invited friends, enjoyed ao eiegaut oyster supper al Mrs. Kennedy's hotfl Friday night. Yout correspondent had two Invitations extended to him aud endeavored to cover oysters accordingly. Lewi-Ellis, a colored man, who farms on Mr. J. C. Tribb'e's land within the corporate limits of Due West, has out eight heavy bales ol cotton irom a one horse farm and expects to gather several more. He prepared his land well and applied tbe sweat of his face freely. Mr. P. R. Henry expects to gather two bales of cotton from one acre of laud. He believes In the intensive system, which Is the correct one. Sam Gordon expects to go to Vaudergrlft, Ph., the last of October. He will J >lu tbe Due West colony at tbat place and work in the ntroi nun. More good bay lias been Raved lo this part ol tbe county than was ever known beiore. j In five years we expect to see Due Went ship ping buy Instead or buying lias has been tbe cfi^e In years past. Mr. James Bell has two fattening bogs tbat will welgb four hundred pounds each. They are tbe O. I. C. which he thinks is tbe finest breed ol bogs grown. Who can beat Due West on bOKB? The Due West public school now has olr ety pupils enrolled. With Prof. MiCuen as principal and Miss Kditb Dar^au and Miss Helen Urier as assistants, the school is well equipped and much Is expected by the patrons. Tdo teachers will be glad to have the patrons visit the school and see bow the work la belne carried on. Kev. James Boyce. the President of the Due West Female College Is fitting up the study ball with new patent desks. The young ladles will now be entirely comfort, able and will be expected to do some hard studying. ^ Mr. aicuanifis uum Lutuicnivuuu^, mowed Into the Drennan house last week. Mr. McDanlel Is doing the right thin* in coming to Due West where the best educational advantages may be secured. At 2 P. M., Wednesday, October ICth. at the residence of G. X. Nichols, Miss Ida Eliza Nichols and Dr. Robert Luther Parker, will be married. Miss Nichols is a graduate of the Due W?st Female College, and admired lor her splendid qualities of mind and heart. Dr. Parker Is a successful young dentist at Belton.and Is to be congratulated in that tie has won the attectlon and lov. of one bq well dited to grace his home. Jklr. James liell. one of our most substantial citizens, has bought a plantation iu the neighborhood of Monterey. Mr. Bell Is one of the best farmers In this nelghboruood and we shall be sorry to see him leave Due West. Monterey will And Mr lieil to beu pushing, energetic farmer, and the people iu that sec. tlon of the county will have to hustle if they beat him farming. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Lindsay went to Charleston Jast Tuesday. Thursday at l p. M., Mr, Lindsay was operated on by Dr. Manning uimmnn? vhn found the sppei'dix nndiy in voived and manv adhesions. The operation required two hours and the cane Is a seriou* nnr. He has suffered Intensely since the operation and to nay the leHHt bin recovery is ooubiful. His condition on Sabbath was u 1! I tie more hopelul, hie pulse being better and bla temperature lees. ? m? Wm Our line of stationery and school upplies Is complete. Don't tall to give us a call when in need of some. If you can't come yoursell ring phone No. IS. The Spet d Drug Co. SON. \BBEV] I ' Our Monday's gain seekers We are grateful to thi Abbeville'* There is no need of buy anywhere else when you live Iness this Fall. To arrive for Itil 200 dozen Stj 50 dozen Ne 20 dozen WJ Sale Contir in TROY'S TALK. , . , I J not arrived 5c., 7c., 9c. A Life and Energy in the Little Town. Slates, chalt " fools cap, In Kk Troy, S. C.. Oct. 14. 1901. lets, 5c., 10c., 1. We are in an ace of frost tins morning. Fancy eroce N%?ver was so much forage saved as^now, and cocoanuts bro ; UC """""" fllKCKf, CrHCKt Ine the crops. gars, tobacco, J. F. Bradley, a broad-hearted kulght of the aars almonds grip, has a position that covers a big territory, 8t)|CeH citron and you can count on him selling as many j^eal grits vl'i goods as "Mr. any b(.dy"on the road. all k|DKdg;B'0a( Mrs. J. is. Burnett Is with relatives at Abbe- .itnieht vine nnd to enjoy the festivities of the Fair. . Mr. J.L. Burnett came down from Ureen- ,Maclierel, b wood and spent a few days last week. He will things. All yi soon cant his lot with the good lolks near Dy- HD(* see Mr son's. S. C. and you wills Miss Polly Lindsay, aged 78 years, died at band. \ ou cc her home near here Wednesday from a stroke soaps. Belug of paralysis, and was burled at Long Cane the D?mf! ?' A.. S, uexiday. A lonely sister survives her who Is yllie and Abbi now couflned to her bed. Mike CassldyMlss Aggie RoblDson. from McCormlck, was Agent for all up to see her brother J.N. Robinson last week, country. Miss Lavlnla Neel and sister. Mrs. Dr. Dale. with her little son, bt?ve been summoned home from Klo Verde, Mexico, to see their sister Mrs. O. Y. Bonner, who does not Im- lUT^n'o prove any. ilL6Il S 6 Miss Statia Bradley, the teacher of Mil way j school, spent Saturday and Sabbath at her QOZ. 111611 home on Long Cane. Mrs. D. J. Wardlaw and daughter. Miss Em W6 3X6 St ma, from Bellvue. have returned to their -i home from a stay with kindred near here. l&r price Is there no devised pl?n to stop the Illicit t sale of whiskey here? It does seem that any- * body with any self-respect would not sneak and make a"bllnd tiger" their placeof abode. We do not know who the sellers are, but this Is given to us by a good wife and dear mother Get our prlc< who sees the etlects of the accursed stuff every you buy. J. A Hod. W. P. W idem an, who Is as Jovial as The most ct ever, from Long Cane, was selling cotton a found id town lew days ago. He says a man of his cloth brushes, nail finds larmlDg tough. We say his place Is Id brushes, whist some conservatory of music, but then, he can brush you wat suit himself to any circumstances, which is Tablets from best Of all. Store Mr. P. H. McCaslan from Clear Spring, and a planter ol broad acres, hud 30 bales of new 1 he School v cotton here Saturday and got a good price, Another shl| J. W. Mulllnax being the highest bidder. and extra rubl There were 67 bales of cotton sold here Sat- ________ urday. the best bringing 8 3-16 The streets were lined with people, and trade was belter ~ . . than ever. There Is 11 lo and energy here, and ; Urnrn A] two new stores will be opened hood. 111 fl I M II Mrs. Gary Jaro. from l'arksvilie, was to see MvlifcV vJ her brot her I). J. Palmer last week. Mr. Dave MllllDg from New Market was COU> here on a pleasant Aleslon recently. A basket of fine cabbage and nice roasting ears from Miss Sallle Russell were a treat,and Pate Weeks, s we extend thanks. u,l?.hul Weare sorry to know that Hopewell will ? soon lo-e on of its best members, In the per- plalntill.a sod of Miss Fannie McConst, who will, it ru- Weeks, Ca morsare true, will be married early In Nnvem- . . ber, to Rev. McDonald, of Arkansas, and who ienuants. Isan A. R.P. minister. He Is rich who can Debts, claim so lovely and amiable a lady for a wife, t Mrs. Warnock and daughter and Mrs. Fan- Ajj VIRTUE nle Thomson will occupy Mr. W.T. Bradley's f, , p . house on Church street, as the parsonage will ^ol,rl OI 1 r0Df have to be made ready for the new pastor, sell at Publl ?w*v. n. d. DiaRcij. ....... . nouse. uu .->?u Don t forget service It) the A. R. P. church , Saturday morn 1 us at 11.80 o'clock. me payment Miss Margaret Adamson is to see her slRter ed real estate Mrs. 1. A. Keller, near Abbeville, who Is sick. Weeks, Don't lorget services here.Saturday and Hab- . . ' bath In the A. R. P. church. Rev. D. G. Phil- and County,ll Hps, will do the preaching. Nick. lands, known stead, contalc Seven \o 1'nUe Colors. The Chicago Chronicle has evidently been |"ore or JeRB? taking some South Caroliua newspapers too Deason, Kstat seriously. The Chicago paper alleges that it others, was President McKluley's policy to give Fed- TKRM.S?Ca eral patronage to those Southern Senators who would vote for Republican measuresln return, and then abuse President Roosevelt for following that policy. The Atlanta Constitution n , .. 10lll has a splendid reply to this slander alike to two Presidents and the South,. The Constitution hasyet to noticea genuine Democratic newspaper criticising the course ~ . . of President Roosevel'. He was elected lo /\j ofllce as a Republican, but on assuming the ^|n|H II presidential chair lie has assumed theroleof K/vllCv vJ an American seeking the good of his country. He has not Invited Democratic renegades into COL'J consultation, but has made the call for assistance and advice upon Democrats in good standing. There Is no sailing under false colors on either side. Such an appeal from W. L. Miller 111" Prciilont Is nililroucorl tr> t.hn nutrlol Inn Of I \ every American. f?ndnnt i] If it is unusual for the President to claim the best advice of both parlies, then the ex- T I oeption has come noue too soon, and it will -*-N VIRTU t, i be to the eternal glory of Theodore Hooeveit Court of Frob i If he can establish the theory that the pretsl- .. i>?i,ii denry belongs to no party, but Is for the equal be noli I of all the people. House, on Sal , the payment! ed real estate ... eri Alexandei Children's shoes! Our line state and o>u I is complete and you can get parcel of iam a fit from us. We have a good One Hum ; school shoe for boys. P. Rosenberg & Co. moro or |e? m - .? Baker. J.T. L vilie and 1'. L School opens Monday. September. 30. We 'fKKMS Ca ! are ready with a lull line of school looks ' slates, crayons, pencils, tablets, pen? ar .1 Ink. Phone 18. The Speed Drus Co. 1 Ocl. 11,11W1. s [LJJE, S. C.s WEDNEg " Wl 4 mmm Special Sale \ , and they fomi 3 public for their appreciate i IOOKOU ; Border Trade. ing goods in Anderson, Greer close to us, as we mean to [onday's Bargaix rlish Gents' and Boys' Neckt: w York Sample Shirts for lei trite Unlaundried Shirts, all s: " I 71 Our last LUGQ. ! Monday. He J SEE US Yours for bargains ^LOS 'hsnI<I.v'm LuphIm. Kendall'* l.t : Pencil tablets, lc., 2o., 3c., 4c., The best line of nhoes In lend pencil with each. children, women and men, composition bonks, Ipgal RDd Trunks at a big sacrifice t i, box writing paper. Pen tab- Includes the very best Urasi Sc. I vnfis lined trunks. rles, notions, perfumery, onions, | Kendall Is telling the fe >oms, axe handles, axle grease, Kokenge shoes for women, us, sausage, Boston beans, cl- jjuy the KlDg Quality at pipes, cigarettes and snuff, pin- Kendall. Best S3.;}0 shoe on , walnuts, coffee, sugars, teas, , . . Baker's chocolate, No. 1 flour, When you want a bat, c aegar, syrup, kerosene, tin ware man or woman. >. Open from 6 a. m. until 12 2d pes. Jeans Just received ory, at Kendall's. aeon, lard and many other Automobile coats, jackett du have to do Is to come around dall's. id what you don't see, ask for It, Nice assortment ladles' si ee very quick If I have It on tjHu'8 in get all kinds of bargains In not well acquainted by the Call and look atour renin . J. CasRldy throughout Abbe- dall. Bvllle county, come around to ? m ? -he Is the same. I the leading newspapers of the J. Alleu Smith, Ji Lamps to burn. Prices fr sure and see them before j Smith, Jr. i Do you chew Tobacco ? ? ihirts. We have 50 buying. J. Allen Smith, Jr 'sunlaundried shirts Smith, Jr. 'llino-fnr Vlo TPe*!!- No use to go barefooted wl -iliug lUi AIKj. icgu gf)0d lr of shoe8 for s 50c. Smith, Jr. k ? , ol n Tinware Is almost out of s , KOSenbOrg' (Si LO. a good line at right prices. .lien smith, Drug Store >mpleete line of brushes to be j have quite a number <j Is at The Speed Drug Co. Tooth barrels, both Iron and wood brushes, hair brushes, clothes out the lot cheap. , brushes, In fact any kind of a ??? ,. 1L The SDeed I)rui? Co "Long live the Queen" it. ine tspeeu urug Lo. 8ale only at Haddon's. one cent up, at DuPre's Book If yQU waDl aDyth,ng ,n ? , at night, prewi the electric b fill open Sept.30th. and our Dr. Piatt will am pment Mason's P. L. fruit Jars once. Mlllord's Drug Store, ?ers Just received at Glenn's. There is nothing but the _____________ money will buy used In i J fruit Juices and (rult. Gl\ f South Carolina, SSwr, ' kepi strawberry bed planU fTY OF ABBEVILLE. varieties. Let all In neeii < of Contlnen tal Plant Co. In l'kohate court. a Anew supply of ladies, is Administrator of tbe Estate dren rlbbouHat Haddon's. ;b Weeks, and in bis own right, infants soft sole In all coli gainst Mattle Henderson,Henry Anylhlngin the school be irtledge Weeks, and others, de- line to bo hail nt Mllford's I Complaint toSell Lands to Fav Roup in chickens Is doh . meutbolatum at Speed Drui OF AN ORDER FROM THE ite for Abbeville County, I will c Outcry ?t Abbeville Court I n fl/4 Tflf* fday In NOVEMBER next, for IUI jf debts, tbe following descrlb belonging to the estate of Elizadeceaied, situate in said State SALEDAY IN NO\ i wit: All that traot or parcel ... ? , 0 ,,,, . ,,, . ; will oiler for Sale at Publld < ?? L^llvnKot h 117/iolra li/imo. we i ing tract ot land situated in llDg I on Savannah Klver, contalL .ty-Six (76) Acres, Eleven Hundred am bounded by lands of Kelley ; (llQfi) A 01 e of Searles,.J. Fuller Lyon and vliouy nu more or less, bounded b sh. Purchaser to pay for papers. uibert, lands formerly ow 11. E. HILL, houn and others. Judge l'robate Court. TERMS?One-half cash. 1 of twelve months with iut ? sale secured by bond of mortgage of the prerais f South Carolina, r ' Attorney for Uolumbl S'TY OF ABBEVILLK. Oct. 1,1H01. l'KOIlATK COURT. , Administrator, etc., Plaintiff, jrnellus Stark and others, I)e- STRAWBERRY of an order from the The Largest Stock ii ate for Abbeville County, I will Nearly 100 Va c Outcry at Abbeville Court rdav in november next, for 1.^1i.\V.e..?,L<!.l5e\,!"'^CJ.0UH i jf ilobtK, the following describ-j rie'tles" Al'so' Dewberries, belonging to the estate of Hob- barb, Grape Vines, etc. -.Stark,deceased, situate In said 0ur 120 page Alanual, I nty, to wit : All Ibut tract or enables everybody to I near Ml. Carniel, containing . , ???????? j them with succcss ar Ired and Twenty-Five: All plants packed toenrr, " nent Iresh as when dug. Ill (125) Acres, of 'sl",,pi,1B Vttrlt',it'H orFu , hounded by lands of T. G. CONTINENTAL F awlon. Farm* l!??k or Abbe- Strawberry Sp. McKlrey. rIi. Purchaser to pay for papers. KITT K. E. HILIj, Oct. 1,1001. tr Judge Probate Court. 5DAY, OCTOBER 16, 19 OlXgll vas attended by d things just as w on on these B.' i-(GAIN DAYS, it for weeekly Bargains, oe *? lwood or m, . rp j do busi- Thls Wl11 afford you Bargains we will have : i Sale Next Weel ies, 50 cts. Ties will go for 38c, a sei "fTio-n "NTdTTT "V"r?r?cf 30 liiau Ail Q W JL UX XX WW V* izes for 27c. Monday's Sale on pillow casing, i avy bleached drills for 6 1-4 cts. AND WE WILL SAVE YOU ENBERi 11/ II T ft II [ fl " itKenilftirs. Tills |/|| II I I . H F \ i. bound nod can* ff fl III 11 I II A imous Julian and II 111. V 11 JL* \J id High Rollers of ^ omew Kendall'., QUf SDedalty. direct from fact- F at J land caps, at Ken- _ IrlmlalaatK... TTTT1 SELL THEM, ant counter. Ken- REPAIR THEH. _ r? Local*. . om 20c. to si.so. Be The best of it is our guaran ou buy. J. Allen , ... tee goes with every one B\ See our line before ,, , i v _j_ that leaves our hands. oniyfl. J. Allen l,eUfrom ?J.D .Itfen IF.YOUR WATCH DOES NOT KEEP TIME BRING IT TO US, AND LET US TiSSStSSf FIXIT UP- 1FIT CAN'T BE fixed LET US SHOW YOU WHAT A BARbe prettiest line of GAIN WL CA* ?IVE Y0U IN A iounty. MUford'a NEW ONE. if empty molasses ,lr > . . . .. s.Bw^'r We insure perfect satisfaction quality shoe, for WITH EVERY PIECE OF WORK __ tbe way of drugs WE TURN OUT. YOU CAN DE3wernyoyu?U^aU?at PEND ON IT TO BE EXACTLY AS , Pbone 107. REPRESENTED. C i very best ex trac ^ our syrups. Pure m m i /s fy e us a call. Tbe ? a mm i# urns In proportion J J >xpended as a well | d In really choice i t I af plants read ad. J J J . tbls Issue. a maw aiiwb mm a ^ w v misses and cbll . ? .. , JEWELERS. ors at Haddon s. ^T7 Inspectors for S. A. L. " iok and stationery )rug Store. atlvely cured by A "| - AMAA aii vruiiuuiuu. Sale. I To Raise Supplies for the - City of Abbeville for the 'EMBEIt NEXT I Fiscal Year 1902. ? Outcry, Hie follow Be it 0RDAINED BY THE MAYOR Abbeville County, ftnd Aldermen of tbe Clly of Abbeville, S. C.. llug In council assembled and by authority ol tbe a Ninety-Six TbU.r.* for *? ?,?. .od . *,.??, $ 'AS. hereinafter nameO, shall be raised and paid luto tbe treasury of the City Council for the y lands of J. A. ugefj autj pUrp08e8 thereof for the fiscal year ned by J. F. CalNotice Is hereby given that the office of balance on a credit City Treasurer of Abbeville will be open for rj1 erest from day of the collection of taxes for said fiscal year, -L purchaser and a from THURSDAY, November 7th, 1901, until :es. Any person TUESDAY, December 3lBt, 11X)I, WITHOUT ate sale may do so. PENALTY. Rates per cent, of taxation are ? I\ DkBRUHL, as follows: ? ia l'hosphate Co. City Tax mills. Water Works Tax (Interest on Bonds and Sinking Kund) 2% mills. PLANTS 7m,lls* AMI A Commutation Koad Tax of Two Dollars 1 the World. antl Fifty Cents (2 50) will be collected the Otl 3 ^2 same time rr other taxes, from all male cltlirieties. . . .. ,... 7,ens between the age of 18 and 55 years, extluds for the Gar cept such as are exempted by law. Unless Jso Shipping Va. gaij tax Is paid by the first day of January, Asparagus, Rhu SJ x 1)AY8 WORK upon the public Cfl highways and sireets of the city will be refrce to buyers, quired under the Htreot Overseer. grow All persons (ailing or refusing to pay the an id profit. commutation tax or to work six full days, y across the contl- uPon conviction, shall pay a tine of not more Wl ustruted catalogue than thirty dollars or be Imprisoned for not illl ,ncy Garden kinds, more than thirty days. H iuy Done and ratU'ed in City Council this 10th LMH I UUlf u?y 01 Hepiemoer, iwu. sciaiists, gi gj thomsON, Mayor. hull, n. c. JAMES CHALMERS, City Clerk. Oct. 1, l'JOl. tf 01. ESTABLISHED 1844 ?| L"fc Sol 1 a large crowd, of bar" 11 e represented them. 1 and our New York buyer is on the *3? 1^8 ' 1 is A. /it/ x an . a fine chance to visit our store and see the 1 for Fair week. ,nd 25c ties will go for 18c. sheeting, drilling, etc., will be continued on yard. ' MONEY. f|| Gr & <^0. .1 M.H.PARKER. WM. P. GREENE | DENTAL .NOTICE PARKER & GREENE, s. F. Killingsworth, itorneys and Gouasellors at Law. _ No. 4 Seal Block JAbbevlUe, 8. C. x '|i Office on LAW RANGE. l.OuO pencil tablets, single and double ruled, . J,u,TUmDnT txt a slaleP? ohal ks, lead pencils, slate penolta, all lBBEVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA. school supplies will be found at Tbe Speed ,y 4, 1898. tf \ Drug o. Phone 18. * or ice cai i hi max wen o uiaracu > farrls'n Carbonated Water and Ginger Ale Phone No. 1. , Mllford's Drug Store. I HAVE LAID IN A FINE STOCK OF " SEEDS FOR FALL SOWING [ 1 VRLEY, RYE, RED CLOVER. CRIMSON CLOVER, WHITE CLOVER, . BURR CLOVER, LUCERNE or ALFALFA CLOVER, HAIRY or SAND VETCH, POLISH WINTER VETCH, SPINACH, PEARL, SILVER /' -'l SKIN and YELLOW DANVER ONION SETS. ' ' J| It is time you were getting seeds in the ground. v'Ja Amos B. Morse. 1 if School Books^-. 1 Tablets, Slates, Pencils, | Pens, Inks, Etc. e have anything you may need in a school room. School begins Monday morning, September 30th. Let us supply you with your needs. ^ THE SPEED DRUG CO. | PHONE IS. 4 Abbeville Oil Mill,* | BRANCH OF 'he Southern Cotton Oil Company.. e Solicit Your Ginning and Have Reduced the Coat to 75 Cents Per Bale up to 500 Pounds. (Excess weight in proportion.) Hugging? and Ties as cheap as they can be supplied an any lier parties. i i Prompt and efficient service guaranteed. We pay full market price for Cotton Seed and will exchange >tton Seed Meal for seed at an equitable rate. It has been falsely reported that we would not sell fanners y cotton seed meal. We expect to sell meal to anybody who slies to buy it at market prices, ami we >vii? ?e auie 10 suppij demands. Send Cash with your order for 3Ieal and Hulls which will he le to supply. jr. M. HARDEN, Local Manager.