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:vi " * .. ' ' \ " -:-w . y."-v. T* x - > .; ,. . ,v . , rn nil I Mil T vr-- MVTmraw .. . . ? . > - . . * " ' . , ;< ' t ' , VC-vv'.*-' ' , : I _ ^ = ? - The Abbeville Press and Banner. 1 -?=====-=?======'"Im BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C.s WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1901. ESTABLISHED 1844 | i CONTRIBUTED LOCALS. What "M'' Keei Hiul Ilenrx on IIIn Round* About tlif* Oily. Abbeville, S C., Oct. 29.1901. THE ABBEVILLE FURNITURE KACTOKY. The site has been selected on the road just below the Abbeville Cotton Mill. The macnlnery has been bought and the earth has bet-u broken In the beginning of the foundation, so tbat another enterprise Is ufs>ptr. Haloed Tor our cny. ine uiui-db ?.uu n holder* menu business, and will soon have the wheels turning so tbat the wood ol our forests will have a borne market and our people be supplied with furniture from our own home factory. AISMEVILLE'S WIG KLOUR MILL. The projector of this enterprlne tells us he has (be promise of a large number of brick masons tbe coming week, when the work will be pushed rapidly to completion. Cl.TTON ON FIRE. On last Wedne^ay night, "Big Bob." Are bell rang out clear and loud tbe alarm of tire, which w*s lound to be among some cotton at the factory, which was soon put out, with but little damage. In tbls connection we would throw out the suggestion tnat perhaps there is too much smoking among the cotton buyers when sampling cotton on the wagons, sparks could readily be blown on the cotton, when It migat be discovered later, after honrta and be attributed to the VUOUfclMt* " ? work ot an incendiary, carle.-snesN, or cigarette smo&iMg. Men should not smoke wulle sampling cotton, uor while riding upon the bales as It is biougnt Into market. If they do, glnners might wliti the name propriety be permitted to smoke while ginning anil packing. I . THE NICHOLSON FURNITURE STORK. This firm are up-to-date in business, and have bad beautiful electric lights placed about in their store which adds greatly to the 1 appearance, not onlyorihelr slock, but the store also. THE I.ADIES EMPORIUM. This old reliable firm, R. M. Haddon <S (Jo. are still reoeiviug dress-goodx, as their trnde In ibis special Hue has been unusually large, especially the pasi month. They are now oiferiug rare bargains in Jackets and lurs. Anything you want in stylish millinery uud flue dress-goods you can always find it here. PRETTY DRUG STORE. Or. C. A. Mllford has the neatest kept drug store, and the most select stock to be found in the up country, so said a gentleman the oiner day, and we will have to take bis word lor It, as ne has been in the drug business for more than 2u years. His stocK of statiou ery 1b up to-date, while bis case of ladles and geuts pocket booKs 111 real leather are beautiful and in great variety. ?- ? t !.' * v/iv riAAnu i vn mv nr% tub, r A11V1 ?v . vv Have their store about finished, and expect bood to receive their stuck, which will be large and iu great variety. Auythlng you want in lancy chlnaware, toys, and Christ was goods you will find here. Keep your eye ou their big show windows, and you will tee the luteal aud uiost attractive novelties of the30 century season. changing around. Mr. Gilliam Aiken Is now assistant book keeper at the Abbeville Cotton Mill, and Master Eddie Koche Is the polite and attentive clerk in tbe city JPost Office. chiming mahkiage bells. CardBoreout announcing tbe marriage ol l)r. C. C. Oaiiibrell and Mise Bessie K-lwardb on next Wednesday e\eniug, Nov. (i. J C<trds are also out announcing the marriage Of Mr. C. G. Say re and Miss Minule Dill, at fj o'clock next Wednesday evening, .Nov. Utb look out for tub circus. i Next Wednesday Nov. the 6th will be a big day In the city. Walter D. Main's Circus will be here, and we hear will liven up Magazine bill. This troop of 125 men, 200 horses o and large managerie are now looking out b for' wluter quarters." What if they should r locate at Abbeville, wouldn't It be a "whop- b per" in tbe city! coming and going. a Sheriff Lyon spent last Sunday with hi* 'J family at his pretty country home iu Flat ' Woods. Returning to business early Monday morning. 0 Capt. Jennings with his daughter Mist- a Matlle, took in the opera In the Gate City a few nights ago, returning home Moudaj 0 night. A delightful trip Tbursday of last week Mr. C. P Hammond accompanied by his wife, went to Atlanta * taking their son Arthur lor treatment. They h returned last Monday, but with what succes* P as to tbe improved condition of the child we a have Dot heard. 8 Mrs. F. B. Gary and child after a prolonged stay wiib home folks in Florence, Is expected home next Saturday. Dr. J. W. W. Marshall, after spending a f< few days most delightfully with relatives and friends in Anderson returned home last Monday. MIbs Norma Matthews one of tbe pretty , salesladies In the flrm of K. M. Hadilou and Co., returned last Monday from a very pleas- F ant trip to Atlanta. 1 Mr ThumouThnmnnn idqq In tlto nl(u luut Saturday. looking well, happy and hearty, ' says be reads tbe old Frefis and Banner with much pleasure and keeps posted aw to what we "city lolks" are doing. Miss Azlle Pooie who has been the charming guest of her friend. Mrs. C. A. Mllford, 8 returned to her bome In Newberry yesterday, r (Tuesday.) Mrs. Shields and Miss Sltton, after a most pleasant visit to their friend Mrs. J. L. McMillan, left last Monday for Due West. OFK TO GEORGIA. Mr. William Penney who Is well known as one of tbe handsome salesmen in the store of Capt. L. W. Wblte, lelt last Monday night for Balnbrldge Georgia, where he has accept ed h situation in a large wholesale and retail clothing establishment of that city. William is affable and pollie In his manner and counts his friends here by the score, all oi whom follow him with best wisbts. HONORED GUESTS IN THE CITY. Hon. and Mrs. George E. Prince, of Auderson, and Prof, and Mr*. J. G. CUnkscales, nl Spartanburg, will be the honored guests next week of Mr. aud Mrs. John M. Gambrell. They will witness the Gambrell-Edwards marriage. THE ROUGH WAY MADE SMOOTH. The traveling public have had a bard time, and a rough time. Jolt! Jolt! over the rocky road lending down tbe red hill toward the S. A. L. Depot for tbe past two weeks, but Capt. Johnson, our efficient road engineer with his force bus about made the "rough way" smooth, and when finished will be a splendid piece of work that will stand for ages as a monument to our city Council aud Capt Jobnson,city road commlssoner. Goodroads Is tbe one Important subject that is now claiming the attention of people both North and South, aud when we think of traveling and hauling cotton and other farm products over "mountains" of hills, it indeed becomes a subject worthy of tbe mature and earnest consideration of our people. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Bes?le Murrap has taken a position with The Thelllng Jewelry Company of mis city ass aleslady and will begin work Friday. .L. ,., V VI loo iw.nt.. .Tr me 1KI ^uvcjliuci. iiuoo munaj uno uusuj ui flieDdR, hII of ?bnm she will be glad to see Htid t-erve them w 1 tL? the best ot bar^alDS. When vou waDt to buy u nice present, or something for yourself, call pnd see her ami she will treat you right. This firm Is reliable and will guarantee all goods as represented. ' They have come to stay. Mr. George White may now be fonnd at the i dry goods store of his brother, Mr. L. W. White, where he will be glad to see his many friends and will give them his personal attention. ALONG ROUTE NO. 8. The many friends of Mrs. Edwin Parker will be glad to know after a severe illness she is getting better, being able to sit up a little. They hope she will soon be fully restored to health. Miss Gussle Able who has been 111 for sometime, is thought to be slowly improving. GOVERNMENT MAIL UOXES. Those hr>*PH Wherever Dlaped nn thn rural free delivery mall route", are lor the accomodation of the traveling public an well as mat of the neighborhoods In which they are placed. Letters or postal cards dropped In these boxes will be mailed the same dny at the city post office. We make this note thai every one may understand they are for the benefit of the public, and not "private" mail boxes. Mr. R W. Knox Is now gathering a crop of fine pecans. He has a Ixrge tree that annually gives blm a splendid yield. The cotton fields that have been picked 1 Tlui iiv On Every II THIS i strict off fr< event fourth instar the ti in, do ticket * -t These 1 XZ^l ver, are again white as a snow bank and the CH lauds are bustling to catch up before the nins set In. Many are gathering In and lanklng their sweet potatoes. Mr. Clark Link nmde 250 bushels of One Good M??i bunch yams" off about one and a half acres Notice nd la now curing the vines which will ,H nake One feed. Mr. Link Is a hustler on the arm. Many farmers along thin route are sowing Mr. W. I ais, and are thoroughly preparing the land Fair in Colu nd using fertilizer*. Mr. Uriel Mr. Edwin Parker has gathered a fine lot last Friday f hay and will press several hundred bales. Mr. and >1 "M" fares well on Route No. 3, last Mon- house on tl ay was with him an all round good day. hotel, 'ecans, potatoes and goobers, all given hlra A Lyceum iy his patrons, which kindness Is highly ap- few days ag reciated and makes him glad he is alive and president, a cling as mall carrier on Route No. 3, among treasurer. , uch good people. tertalnmeni and eometl LOST A FINE cow. pected. Our neighbor, Mr. R. M. Hill had the mis- R*v- C. i irtune to lose a fine cow last Saturday w? Ight. We need a cow Doctor lu Abbeville. g0 ?oTroyt' religious bervickS. Mr. Olin 1 week to see This week will be observed as a week of r C. Brow irayer In the Methodist Eplsoopal Church of tor f,f the his city. Services every evening at 7:80 rently soldi ''clock, to which th? public are most cordial- Mr. J.W. B y Invited. Pastor Jones will perhaps be as- aluosoldto Isted by other ministerial help. the lands be OUR SICK FOLK. tract^4 Mrs. P. Rosenberg has been suffering from are still two 1 LJa?. patAtA thftt T i Revere cane ui grippe iuu jjuol wccn. ??v, nany friends wish for her a speedy recovery, the Green aoreSHDd t deaths. three acre". After a long ?nd tedious UlneRs.Mis. Maggie ,n^r&^t?8rei>' Jordon, beloved wife of Rev. M. \V. Gordon lumblaand >astor of the Baptist Cburoh of this city, died Mr i)ravt it her home last Friday afternoon, tbe iiath, riv?fnf?nn nst. Mrs. Gordon having been In III health j^rg j ^ fver since hf-r arrival in the city, was there- butls ieDor ore Dot personally known to many of our Master Ji >eople, hut those who had the pleasure of Mouday In snowing her, say she was a most estimable ^jrH 5 J :hrlBtlan woman. Her fur eral services were ,0g on" y'aly :onducted by Rev*. Dr. J. Lowrle Wilson and Bay lB maki ft. H. Jones, on Saturday morning Id the ery from thi iJaptlst Church, after which her remains were 10th Oct H alien to Oakwood Cemetery In Spartanburg. erai COn'dltl Amelia, the Infant daughter of Mr. J. S. his back at Norwood, dlort In this city last Friday after- after a few d loon, Oct. !i6, aged one year and eleven Mrs. Llndsa jiontbs. This was a sweet Interesting child, Dr. Btmoioc vbo after a lingering Illness passed from A few day }?rth away, and has been transplanted In the Mr. Fleetw 'beautiful home of the soul" to live on for- Long Cane sver. The funeral services were conducted three hundr Saturday following, by Rev. Edward MeCrady price paid ind Rev. Mr. Porcher at Trinity Church, Abbeville C ifier which tender hands gently laid <he lit- value, tie one In her last resting place In the Eplsco- Mr. Georg pal Cemetery. male Col leg cellent beef. Mr. Krnes Abbeville. II' there is any one line to which we give more attention . Tl>e ?ccou ? In the Press than others it is shoes. We re- The people very, very,i ceive hundreds oi pairs almost Mr. h. p. i -u. x vllleFrldaj every week and it seems that attending t< they j?o as last as they come in. fyJVouonfi We can surely make it to yonr da^.eaf,p"no interest to he one ol our shoe Mrs. Tain hint In un customers. W.Joel Smith & Son. Riley's la will r-oon bt The good "* " ket Is bring xiear A Ihi Cobb dr Mi-DhvIU'm f.oealN. passing thr Visitors to the Fair are cordUlly Invited to market whi Inspect our stock of shoes. Cobb <& McDavld. Miss Far CrossMts 53 50 shoes are the best, for sale by 7?lile\??.l!e{! Uobb& McDavld. Mr San: Buy a pairof Drew Selby's shoes for ladies, ptiuodsand Cobb & McDavld. since they Best SI.25 brogan on the market, regular Mountains. 5130 value. Cobb & McDavld. oeen covei Itabber shoes of all kinds at Cobb & Mc- J jj? ''J DavlU'8 oleased to 1 Cobb & McDavld shine all customer's shoes coroner t free. some good See our Indies' $1.25 shoes. They are fully West, guareuteed. Cobb & McDavld. The Due MIbs Macl< , , week. She Tamplco ni her health. Don't fail to sow barley and November, . . . meeting of rye. Don t lail to plant onion she goes ou sets. Don't l'ail to cat pure Muscovado molasses. Don't fail Men'l to come to us lor each and all of floz. m< the above. W. Joel Sinitb Air Son. 3,r6 WANTKD?The public to know there Isone lai Dfit lot of 800 Overcoats to be sold at a sacrifice " , price at D^PollakolTs store. * [ he Hit c Talk < Men's, Boys' simple announcement is sufficie Ly square and legitimate, and t >m prices already the lowest in for Clothing Buyers. Take 01 ermore, we back this statem< ice of marking up goods or tan ckets call for the lowest price n't stay away, you can wait oe ;S, give us the balance and the Prices ai 1 & i ickasaw chat. ? , , _ t Men's shoes. We , null Preity Women-Nice best Value for $3.00 of Ihe Fair? People Read 50 ill Abbeville^ Se< count of It With Pleasure. Qf sh()es When in t(), Due West, Oct. 2fl, 1(K)1. -n t? v \ Lindsay will attend the Slate Jr. JCV0S6IlDer{ mbta. Pressly returned from Atlanta , night. irs. Patten Kennedy are keeping IX/To Gn ue second floor of the Kennedy -LYi-doUGI c> i AcunnloMnn trnq fnrmpri hppp n iThfi St.at.fi nf Smith I o. Rev. Jamen Boyce was elected nd H. E Bonner secretary and COUNTY OF ABBEVI A. good course oi lectures and en- rmn'-r nir rniwwnv m lr will be arranged /or the Reason C0UKT 0F C0MM0N PL ling rich and rare may be ox- W. L. Kennedy as Admlnlstri S. Todd returned from Charlotte Kennedy, deceased, and In I Klit quite Blck. ?t. al., against J. Thomas W1 Brownlfe and Mrs. H. E. Bonner ere.?Paitltlon. htB week to see Mrs. O. Y. Bonner. Jrownlee went to Anderson last R bis friends. DY AUTHORITY OF A DECK mleeand J. D. Browniee, execu- by the Court of Common Pleat estate of R. C. Browniee, Sr., re- u,?.a , % bouse and lot lu Due West to County, In cald State, made in t rvson of Mississippi. Tbev have ed case, I will offer for sale at 1 Mr. Olin Browniee tract No. 1 of at Abbeville C. H., S. C., or ilonging to the estate, containing vnvcMuvM/uh\? r? inm ;d and twenty-eight acres and NOV EMBER (4th.) A.D. 1901, wi containing eighty acres. There hours of sale the following desc; i tracts of land belonging to the wjt: All that tract or parcel of vill be sold BRleday In November, . . . Ahhov)|,? n, tract containing nineiy-inree ? ? ?w ~ he Wright tract containing filty- State aforesaid, containing k%T.,^!S^r,oFcS One Hundred and Eigh Si N?i"e'f?nr~<,'lMnT?l the arrl. more <" '?"? .d b???ded by J. ither daughter at bis home. W. L. Kennedy, B. A. Wilson, ] Nickels was quite sick last week, lauds of T. J. Baekln and others ted better. imes Bonner weDt to Troy last ln three tracts as reported by company with his father. sloners on Partition, with plat Lindsay returned from Charles- ited on day of sale. rday. She reports that Dr. Lind- t^wmu op u a r r nn? h ng satisfactory progress to recov- 1 K.KMH (Jr oAljl^?l<or one-h b severe operation performed on the balance on a credit ol twelve le Is still quite weak, but his gen- interest from day of sale, secure on is good. He will remain on t ' , iout two weeks longer and then the purchaser and mortgages of lays he hopes to be able to come. Purchaser to pay for papers. ,y speaks ln the highest terms of L W is as a surgeon and gentleman. _ . ' ' 8 ago Capt. G. N. Nickels sold to Oct. la, 1901. Mast ood Crowtber his plantation in Township. The place contains ed and seventeen acres and the ~\/T o + dr was seventeen dollars per acre. JAlLclStGl fe land. are .Derea.lag .a ^ Qf SIid??fc?nV"M:ew,!,,h S: COUNTY OF ABBEVI I Hag... IB buylDg cottou seed el C0U"T OF COMMON B.C. Kay, as Guardian, &c.t at Leavel of Greenwood, was here Reed and others.-Forecl business. lut of the Abbeville fair, as given ?<? and Banner was greatly enjoyed. AU1HORITY OP A DECR who did not attend the lair are by the Court of Common Pleas McGee came down from Green- County, in said State, made In t and will remain for some days ed case, I will offer for sale, at P 5 private business. at Abbeville C. H? S. C.. on oM?bWe Pll?? Cotton MIU?d NOVEMBER(Ub.) A. D., 1901. w es Royce went to Greenville iMon- hours of sale the following desci ou. wit: All that tract or parcel ol ha Cowan was thrown down and . helm? in Aht>pvii!?< hitching a horse at Mrs. Lou lylnK Hna Demg 1Q AtJbevmet st week. Her Mends hope she State aforeeald, containing ( well again. t prices paid for cotton In this mar- Pinrjifw (OH) Apr Ing In many bales from far and o V vuv" -n-Ui W more or less, and bounded by uueb on the way to the Donalds J ere It brings good priceN. Kay on the north, A. J. Kpeer c inle Mollatt returned to the Fe- '/, Bowman on the south and J :e. and Ml6s Josle Moffatt to the 'ubllc school last week. grew on the west. ^ mel uressly has gained forty rERMS OF SALE?For cash. I Mr. John Pressly twenty pounds pay for papers. have been In the Adirondack T w The ground there has already lJ " en with 8dow once. They spent Oct. 12.1901. Maste the open air and sleep with all ip at night. Their lrlends are ..nn.i 7w?n. f.A? nrwr a t *rnm .? nui." "cnn ??ui liioi". i/JJil X AJJ 11UAJ iolngs, with a few bauds, is doing work on the roads around Due Dr. S. G. Thon West, people were Klad lo have OFFICE up-STAIBS on ) Strauss here for a few days laHt turner. Abbeville. 8. 0. i teaches In the girla school at id Is at home partly to recuperate _ . ,^T,, She will return to her work In I J|? I \ I III and may possibly attend the " rodK, Klclilaud Tenn., be,?? SURGEON DENT *""" " GOLD FILLINGS; CltOWN A b shirts. We have 50 A ?0ou jn's unlaundried shirts q^^qverbarksdS selling for 27c. regu School opens Monday. Septe je 50c. | are ready with a full line of , _ ^ NlllbW, wajuun, |icuu.D, wiu.vin, P, Rosenberg & Co. . . yhone 16- rheSP' )f the S of the DISCO and P.hilH'e U11U VlillU U I nt. Our 25 per cent. Red he discount absolutely i town, means quite a sa1 ir former prices, count i ent with a reward of $ ipering with the tickets, they have been marked l yourself. Deduct 25 p goods are yours. *e for C * !fe.ra.d -* r i 5 _ 1 _ have the iVLaster s oaitj. and $3 - The State of South Caro] 3 our line county of abbeville. COORT OF COMMON PLEAS. ~ EmmaC. Cothran 1q her own right i J & t/0. Admin'trlx of the estate of J. 8. Cc _ __ deceased, plaintiff, against Thorr Cothran, et. al., defendants.?Partlt lie. By AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF Carolina, by the Court of Common Pleas for Ab County, In said State, made In the stated case, I will offer for sale, at Pnbl EA3, cry, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Sales ?tor of W. F. NOVEMBER (4th) A. D., 1901, within tt lis own right hours of sale the following described i Ison, aDd otb- ty situate In said State and County, to (h) All that certain block of stores si iu the City of Abbeville at the corner o iEE OF SALE aud Washington Streets, fronting on tt i of Abbeville lie Square and on Main Street, kno he above s?at- Cotbran's Block, consisting of 5ubllo Outcry, i Salesday in Tell Stores thin the legal rlbed land tt> frontlnK?Q Washington Street and th land HltuBte, *lc Square, aod a 10 lbe Barber Shop, a Livery Stabl ty Acres, Two Store Rooms fronting on Main Street. J.Kennedy, (b) All that certain Rocky River, . To be sold LaW Office tbe Com mis,s to be exhlb-j "Huated Id the City ol Abbeville, In tbe Court House, bounded by offices of alf cash, and & Greene and the office lately occupied months, with i A. Lee, now deceased. d by bond of! (c) All that certain traot of land < the premises. Southeast side of the Moseley Ferry Ro mile from the Court House at Abbevlil PERRIN, talniug about erA.c.ac. Sixty (60) Acres, 1 .being the same purchased by tbe sale Cothran at the sale of tbe real esl Carolina Thomas C. Perrln, deceased, less certt ' tlonssold off to various parties, Includl I T IT ,IH ?i i. vA.?uA.n onii.AA/4 ueorgiu, v;?ruiiu? ot nui mciu iimnuav kas. (d) All that certain tract of land s ;aln?t George OD lbe Northwest side of the old > oBure. Ferry Road, one mile from the Court at Abbeville, containing about 1EE OP SALE _ for Abbevnif Forty Acres, hlf|b?^e8lal~ being the same formerly owned by ubllc Outcry, ' Sftlesday In Ilamlln, (e) All that certain lot in the City o lthin the legal . . ,, ... . . , . . ville, la what Is known as Fort Plcke ribed lana, to .... . . . . ? ' land situate g 1 0CCUPled TotU Boozer, 'ountv In the and conveye(I10 S. Cothran by J. R. TERMS OF SALE?ODe-half cash, I on a credit of twelve months with I gg from the day of sale, to be secured t * and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for pi lauds of B.C. L. W. PERU >n tbe east, A. Oct. 12,1901. Master A. C. lohn E. Petti Purchaser to | T LAU1C11 1 1111U>4 PER KIN, r A. C.. S. C. Gilliam has mi [CE THE CITY RESTAURANT TO RC ison, moilwajn in O'Neal B1 b r i ? -* r where be is better prepared than ever JlVSlflV ply yoor wunte. C.iil Hnd get your dl * lunch. Prompt service. 1ST. Meals at all Hours. |ND BRIDGE olye me & call lf yQU are nee(i[DK OH to board. =5^1 Henry Gillian school l>ook?, O'NEAL BLOCK. P*uhand Ink. ... eed Drug Co. >eason To\ UNT. Quit ap UUll l/l / uction Sale is guara snuine. The 25 per ring?quite an imp* t, and see what you >100 for showing a i and positively asser this season. Walk er cent, from pric< y&Sh ( I JTM 1 for ?a? ind ns As I HAVE DECIDED TO G< >tbran, the Livery buHlneso soon, will sell ion. P TW0 CARRIAGES AND HARN TWO HACKS AND HARNESS. bevine SIX T0P BUGGIES AND HARI above TWO OPEN BUGGIES AND Hi lc Oatin These vehicles are In good repair io legal 8oId cbeap. 'Z '.- j. s. st! w,t: Oct. 9,1901. tf Ituated f Main .. . tbw /JAiirnTAnm I - - IM ClUUIUKi I e Pub. HIS OFFICE WILL BJ FROM TUESDAY, 00] e and 15th UNTIL TUESI DECEMBER 31st The Rate of State, Count; and Special Tax, Incluc Parker Dollar Poll Tax, Om by w Commutation Tax, on the Tn ACCORDANCE WITH A> Q,i r.no -* ra'se supplies for the fiscal yea au,one lDg january 1901, notice Is he p, con- that the office of County Treasur vllle County will be open for the c taxes for said fiscal year from Tu< ber loth, until Tuesday, Decembei out penalty. Rates per cent, ol t as follows: 1 J. S. state Tax i [ate of County Tax ; tin por- Special County (Road) Sinking Fund |DK the School . [Co. Ituated Total 1 loseley In addition to the above a spec House be collected for school purposes as Abbeville Special School 5, Abbeville Special R.R.bonds. 1 Bethel ; 3 .Sharon 4 uue wesi ? J. It. Lowndesvilie 4 >It. Carmel 8 f Ahhp. Old Wllllngton 8 r Aooe* jNew Wllllngton :$ ma, be- McCormlck 2 , dec'd, A poll tax of One Dollar per ci Smith, male citizens between the age o yearn, except such as are exempt I jaiance ^ c?necied. nterest a commutation road tax of One iy bond be collected the name time as from all male citizens between U: ipers. an(j 50 years, except such as are e> UN, law. Unless said tax Is paid by 1 y (j ruary, 1902, four days work upor ' ' highways will be required undera Taxes are payable only In golt coin, United States currency, Nat Notes and Coupons of State Bond an me u livable during the year 190; As ho few avail themselves of th Ity of paying taxes at the times heretofore designated, I will dlsct rk^roH appointments over tbe County, JVCU ail taxes at the Treasurer's office. Parties desiring Information 'uy >nM gard to their taxes will please \ December 15th. stating tbe locatl property, and Include postage foi r\n\s those paying taxes by check must OtKj charge for collection. to sup* J, R, BLAKE, uner or Trei Got. 1,1901. tf " IrllllUi Cll D DilUCO V is complete and you < fj a fit from us. We hav< ' school shoe for boys. P. Rosenberg Lf I L . HflH x vn I 1 f vV\a| 'A I ' 1 v-^l iSfi Amw/mat I I VIGIWUl i - i m .11 7" '"4?| nteed 1 cent. || >rtant save. single .|! t that right es on Only. ,| soil.: j ). r I 3 J J 5 to my man^^^ s ess. ^ ^bpr i e n d8 a. n ^ r [m customers. # *i ^ h i have moved from^h a iess. \ bhuy ?w bland to tb> ^ ? 4tare formerly occa-^h 4 jines8. i vb iled by Messrs.Blum a ^ <. no., fust atovi v and will be ? Court House. flV J T COME AND f ark* # %SEEME M * ,ATI/1r # a. S. J. Cassidy. 2 J I II NOTICE! "iIIIEIOISt. i _ . t y, School ri? I ABBEVILLE HE 4 tu vrnnr ot?atw f/1 uthp t? JL"3 nVTT XV ujlvavw r ACT TO r eo mine no- ? l 1 ? , ~ SM'JS Cotton, Grain, Gnano, ollecllon ol rir,yf:?K Heavy Groceries axatlon are v isf ? AND ALL FARM PRODUCTS, . 3 'I lai ta* will It Will Also Be Prepared to Press and follows: Store all Hay Brought to Vi mills. yx y Market. a ii The Company will continue to erect other buildings sufficient to meet all the demands ? for storage. }p"r jkmb JOHNLYON, oy Jaw. will ~ . ... manager. Dollar will _ l(?11 otber taxes June 12, 1901. tf le utje ol 21 [empted by :SB. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 1 and silver lonai Bank Largest Stock in the World, a which be- ? >. Nearly ioo Varieties. e opportun i and places All the choice, luscious kinds for the Gar jDtlnue the den and Fancy Market. Also Shipping va ?nd collect rlelles. Also Dewberries, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Grape Vines, etc. mall in re- . , vrlte before Our 120 page Manual, free to buyers, "reply'and enables everybody to grow include the them with success and proiit. Al> 'ants packed to carry across the contiTn nent tresh as when dug. Illustrated catalogue Jlli j of Shipping Varieties orFaooy Garden kinds. isurer, CONTINENTAL PLANT CO., Strawberry Specialists, )ur line kittrell, >\ c. jan get 0ct,1> 190L lf i 3. gOOd Our line of stationery and school supplies Is I I'uiuuicic. xjuu i' lit11 iu ^ivr uo a tan ttucu u I need of some. If you can't come yourself & Co rinii phone No. 18. The Speed Drug Co. ' . v' i '&A