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The Abbeville Press and Bannef.fi BY HUGH WILSON, ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1901. ESTABLISHED 1844 |B The Press and Banner (SPPubllNhed every Wednesday at 8v i ar in advance. Twelve [Pages. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1901. Concluded from Page 9. Lai-gent dozen pears, W. J. Kirk, oOP. F. Hermion, *ceond. Laigest auil bet>t assortment of fruits. J. F ijve, 90. S^c-md, R P. Blake, Busbel bunch yarn potatoes, County Farm 81. Bushel sweet potatoes, every variety, E. C Meschlue, 81. irisb potatoes, James Evans, $1. MISCELIA'N EOUS ARTICLES.. W. A. Templeton, Superintendent, Judges?Miss J. E. Brownlee, Miss Gertrude Moore, Mrs. A. B, Morse. _ Butter 3 lbs, H. a. Xenuant, 81. Hecoud, Mlssm Cater. Jar borne made lard, Mrs. M. H. Wilson, SI Hecond. J. (S. L/oner. 150 lbs flour, county raUed wheat, J. D. Miller. fi. Second E C. Mescblne. Bushel c>rn meal, on county mill, ?. C. Meschlne, SI. Second, W. L. Darricot. II ANO'ACTURIES WOOD AND IRON. J. W. Sign, Superintendent, Judges?B. F. Price, I. U. McCalla, J. L. McMillan. ?00 brick, J. Li. McMillan, diploma. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. \V. T. Cowan, Superlutenden", Judges?B. B. Price, I. H. McCulla, J. L. McMilllan. Road wagon, A. M. HHI A Sons, diploma. Display buggies, carriages wagons, <fcc., A. M. Hill JtSons diploma. MINERALS, E. D. Williamson, Superintendent, Judges?O. S. Wakellng J no. Lyon. Collection of minerals illustrating the geology and mineralogy or Abbeville County, John K. Bradley, 85. FLORAL DEPARTMENT. Miss M. L. Smith, Superintendent, Judges?Mre. J. F. McKlnnon, Mrs. L. W. Perrln, Mrs. J. F. CHnkscales, Mrs. J. T. Latimer. Chrysanthemums? 12 varieties, MIbs Lallle Calhoun, $1. 6 varieties, Mrs. Herndon, 50c. Single specimen. MUs Lallle Calhoun, 50c. Basket, Mrs. Kirk, $1. Ro*es? 12 varieties. Mrs. W. H. Long:, 81. Single specimen, Mrs. Herudoo, 50. Basket roses, William M. Barnwell, 31. Palms, ferns, begonias, Ac. Collection palms, terns, begonia, Mrs. A. B. Morse, 82 Geraniums, Mrs. Cllnkscales.81. Design or cbrysaulbemums, Mrs.Kirk,81. Largest collectloa bot bouse plants, Mrs. J R. Qlenn, 82. Foliage plants, Mrs. J. C. Klugb, 81. NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK. Mrs. C. D Brown, Superintendent, Judges?Mrs. N. A. Peay, Miss Jennie Harper, Mrs. J. C. Eills, Mrs. D. J?. Barnes, Miss Carol Muse. Cotton or mixed coverlet, Mrs. G. A. Douglass, 81. ? Laid work quilt In cotton, Miss Nancy McII wain, 81. Patob work quilt In silk, Mrs. Bollman, 81. Patch work quilt lu worsted, Mrs. S. Cunningham, 81. Crazy qulit In worsted, Mrs C. A. Mllford 81. Crazy quilt In slik, Mrs. J. U. McDitl, 81. 2 utile inatu, Mrs. C. A. Mlllord, 60c. Knitting, netting, crocheting, &c.? snawi, miss iNeme rtussen, ouc. Infants saaque, Mrs. Mesoblne, 50. Cbllds skirt, Mm. D>m Winn. 50c. Bed spread, Mrs. W. H. Lhwsou. 81. Pin cuhbloD, Miss Hxllif Jones, 5Uu. HeartU rue, Miss Auule Glberi, 50o. Pair cotton stockings, Miss Mettle Russell, 50c. Euibrodiery s'.lk cloak. Mrs. L A. Smith, 50c. Fire screen, Mrs P. B. Speed, 50c. Handkerchief. Mrs. L. W. White, 50c. Table cover. Mrs. L. W. Wblte, 50c. CenteVplece, flower design, Mrs. R. C Wysong, 31. Display embrodlery by 1 person, Miss M. L Smltb, SI. Battenburg, point or bonlton laceCenter piece point or bonltou lace, Mlt* Lena Brown lee, 81. Dollies, batteuourg lace (8 or more) Miss Wlnton Parks, 50c. Bureau or sideboard scarf, battenburg lace, Mrs. L. W. Wblte. ?0j. Specimen battenburg lace, Mrs. L. W. Wblte, 50c. Display of lace work by one person, Miss Lena Brownlee, 81. Embroidery In linen or cottonLadles yoke and band, Mm. J. E. Brownlee, Child dross. Mrs. E. N. Tlddy, 50c. Pillow dbaiDH, Miss Willie Seal, 50c. Cblmise, Mrs. Lizzie Blake, 50c. Drawn work and bemstioh? Scarf, MIts Sutherland, 50c. Handkerchief. Mrs. Richard Sondley, 50c. Dollies, Mrs. E. P. Kennedy, 60c. Artificial flowers, Mrs. J. P. smith, 50c. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Mrs. C. D. Brown, Superintendent, JudgeB?Mrs. N. A. Peay, Miss Jennie Harper, Mrs. J. C. Kills, Mr*. D. L. Burues, Miss Carrol Muse. Specimen In netting or tatting In cotton, Miss Ella Haskell, 50c. Speclmeu crocheting in cotton, Miss Kittle DodsoD, 50c. Specimen In point lace handkerchiefs. Miss Margaret K ugh, 50c. Specimen eiubrodlery In silk or worsted, Miss Willie DuPre, 50c. FINE ART DEPARTMENT, Mrs. C. B. Cowan, Superintendent, Judges?Mrs. K. F. Gilliam, Mrs. J. Fuller Lyon, Mrs. T. W. Sloan. Oil paintings, fruit, Mrs. Gordon, Medal. fainting of animals, W. E. Hill, 82. Flowers, Mrs. C. A. Mllford, SU Water color palming?Diploma or MedalLandscape, W. E. Hill, 81. China or glass palntln*? On china. Miss Martha Watklni, 91. Decorated chjoa teaset, Miss Ella Lee, SI. Collection of china In different styles. Due Went Female College,3'2. Pen drawing, W. A. Templeton, Jr., 51. Pencil drawing, Arthur Speer, 50c. Honorable mettlon for Confederate Flags. miscellaneous?schools. J. S. Glbert, Superintendent, Judges?R. M. Haddon, J. Allen Suilth, Miss Mary Hemphill. General exhibit tor any white school or col lege in Abbeville county, Due West FemaU College, $5. General exhibit for any colored school oi college In Abbeville County, Ferguson ant Williams Academy, 85. trades display and street parade. A. B. Morse, Superintendent, Judges?Hon. F. B. Gary, H H McGhee. W. L. Ktrk, ' Ml Ms 1-eoun Blake, Miss Kate Marshall. Business men's display A. M. Hill A Sons,So Decorated carriage drawn by 2 horses, Arm strontr, Uator <fc Co., by J. W. Allen and R. L Splilman, 85. Decorated buggy drawn by 2 horses, Misi Grace Smith, and Miss Lucy White. 85. Decora led buggy drawn by l horse, Mlsi Louise Hal ley, $5. Decomted horsn ridden by a young lady Miss Huckabee, 83. ' Dec?taied horse ridden by a young man Dr. C. C. Gambrell, 81. The fo'lowlng received honorable mention Pony cart, Miss Haskell. Pony rider, Henry Cason. CLOTI P. RC t Are headquarters for recevied a large lot c come to Abbeville ca] SPLENDID SCHOOLS. M|S8 Azlle Pool? Newberry and luce. , Miss Jane Thomas, Won gandle and lace. Grand Parade of ChildrenMarching to Tap of Drum- "ffrS? m% " Banners Floating in the SSftffSK',rJKffiSS Miss Msggle Hill, white oreeze. daisies. ? . Miss Mammle Bowie, whU One of the attractive features ol Friday was lace the Parade of the School Children of the Miss Eunice Calhoun, whl couuty. At eleven o'clock several hundred rlSSSSw Minnie Dill, blue or* children had convened at the academy froru mikb Fanule Cason, white which point the march, headed by the band> tlons. . . Miss Sirah Henry, nlle proceaea aown aiain street auu cuiercu mo j,iack velvet. Court House. After the building was filled to Miss Jennie Perrln, whl Its utmost capacity, President Blake called lane. Parker blue the house to order welcomed the schools, aod ^pJeu^Ju^over yellow taf Introduced the speaker in the following re- \iins Grace Smith, white c mark8: t&MUs Kate Marshall, lllai Teachers and Students of Abbeville County : n(j lace. In behalf of the Association, It gives me Tbe men present were M pleasure to welcome you to-day. Greenwood, T. F. Riley. While this Is the last day of the Fair and (?aslan, Greenwood, Sic Carnival. It Is by no means the lesst in Inter-. Richardson, Columbia, H est and Importance. It has been the purpose jcirKley, Kentucky, C. of tbe Association not only to exhibit the Cincinnati. Lee Hpilman. wonderful resources and material develop- par^er, Albert HerJry. W. ment of our county, but to recall her glorious \yhite, Lewis Blouut. J. A. uast, and consider her promising luture, and smith, M. B. Reese, A l?*s Be this we bave dooe. L. Parent). W. M. Burnwe Yesterday was Veterans Day, a day fraught Qeo. Clark, G. H. Pltner. C with tbe sacred memories of a sacred past. peD'Df.v, O. H. Cobb. J. F. L And as we looked upon that column as it jail. \v. E. Owens, Sidney C passed In grand review and heard the steady A,| the close of the danoe tramp of tbose who wore the gray, our hearts ave a 8Upper In honor of tta throbbed with emotion, as we recalled the ladies. four long years of weary march and sleepless . nights, with the resources of the world arrayed against thetn, yet never complaining, and w f? Mill* ever undaunted. See them on meeting suuerlor numbers In deadly conflict upon en- On Sunday .October 13th, sanguined battlefields, pouring <>nt their life clsesof Zoar Sunday Schoo blood, yet bearing away the trophies of vie- and Kn Impromptu memorl* tory. ' orv of their beloved super While Spartan valor consecrated the pass 01 miner w?c held a few tr Thermopylae with the blood of her sous, in were mHde by Profehso? SI counterpart Is found upon a buodred bills he unvested that a commit and dales of southern soil, and while Sparta bv UiegKC|jool to draft resoli has erected at Thermopylae, to the memory or 0[ the deep 80rrow of the S her son*, a monument upon which Is .n- the loss of their Superlntem scribed the lines. The committee prepared t! "Go stranger, and in Lacedaemon tell lutlons : That In obedience to her laws we rell." On October l^th, 1901, it pi So In all the ensanguined field in the south- ^n'y father In his wlsdoti land may be erected a monument with this [rom 1.ab?r?V) rerwaMin2i? r Inscription lotendent Wra. L. Miller. 1 .. everybody's friend. He wei "Go stranger and throughout Dixie tell ger assisted the needy, wf That here obedient to her laws we fell." among those at variance. While yesterday was a day commemorative the pleasures ol the youne s or the glorious past or our country's history, While faithful Iti all du today we present to view It grand possibilities bim by the Church, bis es and vast opportunities. in bis Sunday School wor We have wltb us those who are to perpetu- one little girl expressed the atelo song and story, the deeds and daring of lne of many minds and hea a noble ancestry, custodians of a sacred ''What will we do without f legacy, and the hope of our country's future. Sunday School ?" Therefor* Then with what pride do we welcome her 1. That we have lost a youth today. And It gives me pleasure to tendent and an efficient wo slate, that In selecting one to address you day School. We mourn his upon this occasion, we had no need ol scan- submission to God's luflo ning the list of oratorical lights of Coogres- tender love. *loual bulls, or of college speakers, but back Ilesolved, 2. That we ext< > In old Abbeville we find one who Is ever sympathy to the loved ones equal to such emergency. commend them to the const We have the daughter comlDg back to hon- Christ Jesus. or the mother today, the Rev. R. G. McLees, Resolved, 3. That a copy , of Greenwood. tions be presented to tbe ? ,, . , and that they also be publls Mr. McLees In a most felicitous manner en- ern Christian Advocate and .? it.. ?ii?? ? k?i, t-tib uanets. Mamie Va leriuiucu uie> auuiouvc ivi ?* uan uvmi. . ^ ^ . review of his school days afforded much Fnuicea 0. pleasure. Tbe committee could not have MinnttM. been more fortunate In the selection of a Ivuo; speaker. Each scbool marched under Its own banner J and presented a beautiful ptcture. After the Noliceof Special exercises were over the children were given The Seaboard Air Line w tbe privileges of the Fair grounds, which they trains on October the 80th enjoyed to the fullest extent. oi?".116 to J ' Clinton, S. C.,ou approxlina schedules: " ~ Leave Abbeville, 6 a. m., ( Nmvberrv 8:20. arrive Colum 1*1-1X7 AWfcTTTAT DAT T Returning leave Culumb 1 JlIJCj /xlNiNU/VL DaLL. Newberry 8:20, Clinton 9:00. vllle 10:30 p. in. Train to live coaches and a bugguge c Grand Array of Beauty and ""J.M Youth in the Poetry of Mo- ? tion ? Light and Beauty? Men and boys hats and _ < r* < t ?? from 2o cents up. Hold by J. ? 'I #tA , 4 _ ' VIT /iir, jl, ?- . . _ . _ see our line 01 hh Biiueuu r THE KAIK DANCERS AT A FAIR DANCE. J. Allen Smltll, Jr. 1 The County Fair waH closed last Friday AH Smlu! VhCCk h?me' evening by a ball, given bv the young men of . the city to the Carnival Queen. Mii-s Willie " J'PU nee" a eood busl Calhoun and her nmlds. a number of people examine our goods and see I from neighboring cities were here to add to pay y<,u- J. Allen Smith, J the pleasure of the occasion. The following Just received a full line ol were those present: etc. See them. J. Allen Sir o ver bhioi/ii nttn "oc'? blftck BPai.gled gauze Dont for?el We hnv Mrs. R L. Dargan, light blue liberty silk Oet our prlc?i J. All# n Sir over satin. See our 81.00 Hue of shots I Mrs. Calhoun Marshall, Anderson, a charm- and cblldreu. J. Allen Snil . Inn costume o( lilac sPk and velvet. Did you Ray rice? We Mrs. Joe Wilson, white organdie, lace and aud 8 1-Ucents a pouud. J.^ 3eM0Wn' Carter,l,le' * V* ?? ?' AS'M;^"Ve'12PO"' 8 Miss Fannie Acker Greenwood, light blue Hest Rio coffee 6 pounds f organdl and black velvft. Smith, Jr. ' Miss Virginia Aiken, Greenwood, nl'egreeu When yon need crocker organdy, roses. call on J. Allen Smith, Jr, Mlua.ItiHn I .pa Oriunnnnl). Willie BOlllt de ???? M n mn|nMVPS spirit. ~ , 4,v, ' ?0n^:H"ien Mcr-ee?. Greenwood, white or-1 Allen Smith Jr. MlBHL)on?M c , Flour, norn, meal, brand i . iibb i^onaia, Greenwood, black organdie. | prices. J. Allen Smith Jr I I N (i. LJNI) S )SENE everything in th< >f Fancy Neckties 11 and see our lari : t Yours for bargains, EV.OSE] yellow organdie KOESTER FOR COLLECTOR -enton, white or- . ) organdie. The Prraltlrnt Throw* a Hotnbuli doMq u'e'r/iRe^^0 In,? ,he w,,lle Republican Camp Willie Calhoun a Appointing ? Democrat-The A ile and black lace polotee In Mr. George K. Koent Editor of the Columbia Record, a point de spirit, . it Warm Nnpporter of the l*roicr Le organdie black nlve Democracy. By Telegraph to the Dally News, te o.gandle pink Washington, D. C., Oct. 21.?The Presld , today appointed George R. Koeater Col lei .. o< Internal Revenue for South Carolina organdie, carna- BUCCee(i e. A. Webster, deceased. Mr. K< .. ter 16 a native of Charleston, who has for s green organdie, eraj yearB been the Editor of the Colum i?o Record. He is a bright, brainy young m lie organdie ana a straight out democrat and an ardent 8 porter of Senator McLaurln's Com men and yellow pine jjemocraCy. xhe appointment will Ilk nihi, prove a great surprise to the white repu >rgand/ over pink calJg| W[j0 have been applicants for the ? sltlon and very emphatically emphasizes i c organdie velvet pre8|dent'a policy to make his seltcllons ?i i,, <hlu hiuIa ?ntlr pea re w P Mull ,Buei"i ?H|/uiui,iu?u?o Greenwood Mc- regardless ol parly. It also slgnlflcaDtly inn ftrpcnairwd dicatesSenator McLaurln'spowerful lufluei frro pi/fhm^nS' with ,be President, and gives the lie to1 t r ,;,.irhnrn' Tllmanlte slogan tbat the JuDlor Senator Boi'iimnia t n uslnu bis Infl ueu ce with the administratl r Whit a t' ? to dlBiupt ttie democratic party by bulldl Hrrith . fr' HH up a white republican party. i'wIp T s "Bowie Dr. Clayton, who was supposed to have I I iVui'ia Rinnni appoiu103ei)t as collector praotically secur ' V. w??. It '? be appointed U. S. Marshal yon C W.' Ken- 8uccet,d Marshal Lawson W. Melton. ann?D- . , ANOTHER ACCOUNT. i Mls? Sarah Lee ie visiting young Washington, Oct. 21.?Geo. R. Koester, Colombia, was today appointed ccllectoi Internal revenue for South Carolina. I Koester's appointment Is made strictly ai "Commercial Democrat." He was not an i ~r' p I lea n I. In any seuse of the word and I ihe regular exer- President sent for him to coma to the Wh 1 was suspended House on Saturday night. The Presld< il service In mem- decided not to reconsider his decision not Intendent W. L. appoint Mr. Blalock. >uchlng remarks This appointment Is In line wllh the i il I well. In which polnlment of Gov. Jones, of Alabama. Il tee be appointed well to Dote that this, with mostother Imp atlons expressive 'aat appointments, have gone to men w unday School In were not applicants lor office. dent. The posiolflce department has not reach he following reso- any decision In the Newberry matter. Tb: or fonr spplicanta are in the Held, includl leased our Heav. the Hon. Samps Pope and Mr. Bynum, t n Igor noplnprnl Ueo. R. Mower. i ana iuvo iu um ,? ? ? rlend and Super- - - r brother Miller was is a peacemaker COTTON MARKET. and entered into ind the old. peel a F de M g b i was Reported by W. D. Barksdale, Buyer of i k. At the grave Kinds of Country Produce and Dealer Farmers Supplies. rtr Mlllpr in the Number of bales received since last Tti Sbe it resolved. ^ 800- , , s , faithful superln- Price ranging from 7 1-4 to S cents. rker In our Sun- Market closing at cents. lose but bow In Cotton seed 21 cents per bushel?SO pound lte 'wisdom and Estimated loads of hay 25. Price ranging from 40 to 5# cents per hi end our heartfelt dred pounds. left behind and Remarks: Cotton dull. Seed too low - - - ortuiiin fBrmers to hold for higher prices. JlallOQ OI UOU IU ?; ? for fertilizers. of these reRolubereaved family, lied In the Soutb- ? , , , our two county Our buyer went to mark itHnion,M?UZOD" lftte and found many bargain Clement', **e bought liberally and whi * ... our .splendid goods and lo Committee. 1 prices are bringing a stead . stream of customers to our stor I Train**. in operate special We still have room l'or more ai SLTrA via tile reader is cordially invited teiy the following can amj CXaiinine the many ba w!nlP?,; ~:W H' IU" gains we otter. blu 9:110 n. m. ** la at 7:00 p. m., W. Joel Smith & Son. Arrive ut Abbeconslst ol about Remember you will find the latest In Ml :ar. nery. dress goods, silks, velvets, hosle ts for tbe round gloves and sboes, at HaUdon's. iidIqrb, Agem. I hava just received a lot ot line scea ob - A. B. Morse. Cur I.mid or Fnl Cnltle for Sale.?/ caps of all kinds ply to the PresB and Banner office, Abbevll Allen .Smith, Jr. 8. C. K before you buy. ^ j0l> lot of laces going at spun at;> cents. J. cents a yard, -worth three tim< ess suit call and the price. A lew hundred yan he prices, it win an wool red twilled flannel at 1 r. buckets, churns, <-ents, the best in town for tl iith.Jr. money. Some Splendid bargaii e lamps to burn, iith.Jr. in white and red table dainas! W0,DeD also outings, plaid and .sol] have it for a, 6 i-i, worsteds. .lien Smith, Jr. ,,, _ , 0 ... t, ? Ida lor a 91.00. J. W* Joel S,,,lth *V SoM* Our box paper ranges in prices from 5c. tnmpl lilriir VHfV Uob or SI (M). J. Allen iwaperoiiA-nc ? at 50c. h box ?t the Speed Drug Co. V utwI crincu*A'nrA J' y?u want to see the prettiest show case y anu giu . fine box paper ?ntl envelopes. You will tli . i 1 t 11 Rl llle HPee<1 Drug Co. jus rece ve . . qam. at P. Rosenberg <S Co'b store anil ge copy of the "Interlude." edited by the ladl at lowest market for the ben?flt of the Charleston Exposltlc Only lUeeuts. NEC] HOES ) CD r 9 J 3 Gents' Furnishing and we have some ge line of Clothing, tSTBERG ... ? CfMNldy'i Locals. Kenc " Just arrived : Pencil tablets, lc., 2o., 3o., 4e., The best line of 5c.,7o.,9o. A lead pencil with eacb. children, women i - I Slates, chalk, composition books, legal and Trunks at a big foolscap, Inks, box writing paper. Pen tab- lnoludes the very by let*. 3o., 10o., 15& ' vass lined trunks. Fanoy grooerles, notions, perfumery, onions, Kendall la fell) er, coooanutB. brooms,axe handles, axle grease, Kokenge shoes for , cheese, crackers, sausage, Boston beans, cl- guy ^be King Q gars, tobacco, pipes,'cigarettes and ?inuft, pin- Kendall. Best 88c v" uartj, aiuiuuuo, naiuuin, uvruov. ou^mo. w?hi, riru , spices, citron. Baker's chocolate, No. 1 flour, When you wanl meal, grits, vinegar, syrifp, kerosene, tin war* man or woman. eQ, all kinds, soap. Open from 6 a. m. until 12 26 pes. Jeans Just ,tor at night. * ; -i ory, at Kendall's. , to Mackerel, bacon, lard and many other Automobile coal )es- things. All you have to do Is to come aronnd Jail's. >ev- and see me, and what you don't see. ask for it, Nice assortment bla and you will see very quick if I have it on dau>8 an, hand. You can get all kinds of bargains in ' up- soaps. Being not well acquainted by'the i ana iook at :ial name of A. 8. J. Cassldy throughout Abbe- aau* ely vllie and Abbeville county, come around to >? bll- Mike Cfusldy?be Is the same. P?" Agent for all the leading newspapers of the J. Allen Si for oounlry* . Lamps to bnrn. ' snre and see them ,{* Smith, Jr. nee wr * , . , , t-n Do you chew Tol u>t Men's shirts, we have 50 buying, j.Aliens ion doz. men's unlaundried shirts smith" j??od Rl?( we are selling for 27c. regu- all ed. lar price 50c. smith, jr. I to ri T> i o Tinware 18 almos ST. .Rosenberg OZ to. a good line at rigm .?.! Get our prices on Bagging and Ties before *.?iL '? you bay. PJ.AUe=9a,m,.Jr. , BSS>KS^,n Ab ' [ The most compleete line of brushes to be i have quite a n found id town lsatThe Fpeed Drug Co. Tooth barrels, both Iron s brushes, nail brushes, hairbrushes, clothes out the lot oheaD >n crushes, whist brushes, In fact any kind of a .. ? brush you want. The Speed Drug Co. -Long live the lt m ... . , . . t\ ? , ? . sale only at Haddc Tablets from one cent up, at DuPre s Book up Store. Don't fail " ! The School will open Sept. 30th. x/uu i? laii ho Another shipment Mason's P. L. fruit Jars rye. Doil't . ind e^tra rubbers Ju6t received at Glenn's. Don't ree MuSCOVadO 111 " State of South Carolina, ? COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. If you want any( probate court. at ntght, press thp < and our Dr. Piatt Pate Weeks, as Administrator of the Estate once. Milford'aDr of Elizabeth Weeks, and In bis own right, There ,8 nQl " plaintiff, against MattieHenderson.Henry money will buy i ^ Weeks, Cartledge Weeks, andothers.de- fruit juices and fr fendants.?Complaint toSell Lands to Puy Speed Drug Co. e8' Debts. "Nothing gives as Y to space covered an ' - - ? ?w ? Irpnl fitravhArrv hp an virtue of an okdek kkum TrtUi vaHetfes "Letalf] " Court of Probate for Abbeville County, i will 0f Continental Plai _ sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday In NONEMBER next, for dren ribbons at Ha the payment of debts, the following descrlb- In/ant^aofl sole 1 or ed real estate belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Weeks, deceased, situate In said State While ill N< and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel some special lands, known as the Elizabeth Weeks home- ' . | stead, containing 1 ,,,lUerwes |S* r. ? . few moment!1 ie SeventyrSix (76) Acres, theui to you. W naore or less, bounded by lands of Kelley ' i Deason, Estate of Searles, J. Fuller Lyon and others. Anything in the t '?* TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. llne t0 be had at Ml id R. E. hill, roup ,D chicken * i 13 v. mentholatum at Sp ^ Judge Probate Court. * Oct. 14,1901. r- ? D m! /4 /v/ State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. aMO i'kouate court. lowest responsib f-P* W. L. Miller, Administrator, etc., Plaintiff, of the following e' against Cornelius Stark and others. I)e- Two over ere feudant. Price's mill on I G j Onfc bridge ove es In virtue of an order from the McMabau's gin I Court of Probate for Abbeville County, I will scales. sell at Publlo Outcry at Abbeville Court At 3 o'clock sa 5 House, on Saleday In NOVEMBER next, for the two bridges 1C the payment of debts, the following descrlb- one OD the Lowi ed real estate belonging to the estate of Rob- ou the Hamlin's ert Alexander Stark, deceased, situate In said Also at same ti k, State and County, to wit: All that tract or ou the Hamlin parcel of land near Mt. Carmel, containing River, The ftrsl One Hundred and Twenty-Five J1 br?dgeo\wPf ,,oc>. . 11 n's bridge road. (o| (125) Acres, The right is i by more or less, bounded by lands of T. G. ds. . hub-or r t i.atdtnri. Farmers'Hank of Abbe- ,Contractor to n?d riuTud p. UMcElKi: ' Kietit uoua ror ia I TKKMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, contract, t a ; R. E. HILL, 1 T Judge Probate Court. oct.u.iaoi. " .uci.^i, x*nn. vTIKS i CO. line. We have just m beauties. When vou J Shoes, Hats, etc. 1 O Jftll'M IjUCBI". Ilf n T II || sboes Id town for babies, III II If - 1|? ind meD, at Keudall's. - III II 11 %" sacrifice at Kendall's. This Iflf M I v 1 *' A best brass bouDd and can- (111 f 1 ng the famous jBllan and II II V *1 ?? Vr 1 women. uality and High Rollers of , Are our Specialty. 1 received direct from fact:s, Jackets and caps, at Kenladles' sblrt waists at Ken- TX777 SELL THEM, oar remnant counter. Ken- W Ea REPAIR THEfl. Prices from 20c. to ai.50. Be The b68t Of it is OUT gH&r&Ik- , .jjB betor. you bo,. J. AU,o ^ goes witI, eT0ry one ;M S&f. J?."our""6e!<"' that leaves our hands. Coffee for only fl. J. Allen ./jjiH S?lfpJ ll,enfrom ?J.a Allen IF YOUR WATCH DOES NOT KEEP TIME ; : BRING IT TO US, AND LET US ' "j.Allen sZlb?? FIX IT UP. IF IT CAN'T BE FIXED a !. LET US SHOW YOU WHAT A BARGAIN Wb CAN GIVE YOU IN A . 2?l tow yon the prettiest line of - .M bevllle county. Mlllord's NEW ONE. . 1 We insure perfect satisfaction | Ouoad" oualltv shoe, for mAOir m's." * wi'in v?itvz ricjyjcj ur tt uiui , we TURN OUT. YOU CAN DE- >$? to sow barley and pend on it to be exactly am fail to plant onion represented. t fail to eat pure ?? , , ^ olasses. Don't fail 1A 1A M iff ''^1 for each ami all of J J I Joel Simth & Son. j \ I) hlng In the way of drags AIIw AIIWI W jlectrlc button by oar door * will answer yrtir call at yi?wi?t rnw ug Store. Phone 107. JliWfcLlilW. : but the very bestextrac Inspecton for 8. A. l. ised In our syrups. Pure ,+iKjS ult. Give us a call. The large returns In proportion A tl OPfl 1 T1 Q Tl PP d labor expended an a well JEjLJLL UilKXlllvVt d planted In really choice n need ol plants rea<i ad. it CO. In this Issue. '^ladles, misses and cbll I To Raise Supplies for.the n a??colors at Haddon's. 0f Abbeville for the ew York we foumi Fiscal Year 1902. ; ^ imriruniN in u<nn k . * r>E IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR ir. Drop ill lor a and Aldermen of the City of Abbeville, 8. C., < ail(l let US sllOW in council assembled and by authority o! the H .* same: a i ?. <a That a Tax for the sums and In a manner )el Smith & Son* hereinafter named, shall be raited and paid . , . . ' Into the treasury of the City Council for the iftord ?E?ugl8t(>ra ry uses and purposes thereof for the fiscal year $j is Is posatlvely cured by 1M2* eed Drug Co. Notice Is hereby given that the office of City Treasurer of Abbeville will be open for ?? ? the collection of taxes for said fiscal year, from THURSDAY, November "th. 1901, until I ??4- | TUESDAY. December 31st, 1901, WITHOUT LA* I* PENALTY. Rates per cent, of taxation are as follows: y, November 13, 3901, TT V."": 7 m,,Uu m.. I will Jet to the Water Worlt8 Tax (,nt?resl le bidder the building ?Q BondB and slnU,D? bridges: Fund) ? s^mnnr. \ ek one mile south of tocky River. 7 ml,,s;r creek on road from A Koad Tax of Two Dollars :*> and Lamar Clink- aDd Flfly CeD,s <2 50) wl" be collected the same time as olber taxes, from all male cltime day, I will also let zeD8 belween lhe 8?e oM8 and 53 years, exnvpr Ppnnov'u r-roplr ceptsuch as are exempted by law. Unless idesville road and one ?ald ?*}* bridge road ' 8IX WORK upon the public ime I will let repairs blKhWfty? andsircets of the city W1J1 be re's bridge over Little QU?red under the Street Overseer t mentioned will be let AU per8T 8 V ! ? P,?ll*e n, and the last three eG "1 nation tax or 10 work six full days, nrifv rwk nn Rnm upoQ convlctloD, shall pay a line of not mom .uuey creqa on nam- thgn tbtrl3r dollarH or be lmprlnoued for not j __ more than thirty days. J/4 .eservea iu reject any Done and ratified in City Council this lOtb , , day of September, 1901. . . <;Jj give good and sufTlIthful performance of Si Q, THOMSON, Mayor. ' HVNS^U-' JAMES CHALMERS, City Clerk. tf .... ;.M- ? Oct. 1,1901. tf 7/oi '? 1 itli u.:ii ^