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" F The Press and Banner E^Pabllahed every Wednesday at 83 a ear Id advanoe. ' * *r r\ inni Wednesday, hoy. o, iwi. i: B?by Show. P Tbere will be a Baby and Chrysanthemum bow at Qlenns old store Friday, November 8tn, beglnlng at 4 o'clock and continuing till about 11 o'clook P.M.. under the auspices of tbe ladleo of Long Cane Cemetery Society. I.uncb will be served during the entire time. Five prizes will be awarded se follows: To tbefinest baby, to ibe finest baby boy not over three y?ars old, to the prettiest *lrl not over three years old. To the best specimen chrysanthemum?, to tbe best collection ol ohrysantbemuno". Babies are expected to be on hand promptly at four o'clock and will be detained only one ' hour. Admission lOcta, children 5c. Let all come out and help a worthy cause. Injustice to Abbeville. Over half tbe cotton that Is grown In this coun'y In sold at Abbeville. PArhan* two-thirds of the mercantile and business transactions of the county, Is consummated at Abbeville Over one-fourth of the entire vote of the County Is cast at Abbeville. Despite these fscts the crossing at DendyV bridge Is often Impassible and trade that Justly belongs to Abbeville must go elsewhere Forbearance Han Censed to be a Virtue. The Intolerable and Inexcusable condition of the public high way which has existed at Dendy's bridge, for thirty years, has been endured enough, and sell-respecting people should demand that the resurvey or the roao be made, and that a high bridge be built across Long Cane. To Patrons and Teachers. The time for exchanging old school bookifor those adopted by the State Board for thp next five years closes on November lath. W* bave books In the office and at Capt. J. O. Edward*, also The Speed Drug Co., and Dr. Mllford. The books will be exchanged and and sold at the list price. After November 15th old books will not be taken In exchange. J. 8. Glbert, Oct. 9,1901. Co. Supt. of Ed. Professional Notice. I expect to spend several weeks In New tnr thn nnmnHP nf tnklnr a sneclal course In Surgery, and Diseases of Women ftud Children. Persons having business with me will please call at the Speed Drug Company. F. E. Harrison, M. D. Bad Boys. Bad boys must not forget their good manners. Don't stand before pious folks during % the parade. Bad boys can go to the circus, bat then there sre others who can out look ai the grand parade. Not, 10, A. R. P. Church. Service al the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock, preaching by tbe pastor. Subject: "The Inner Light." Tbe public is cordially Invited. Tbe Sinfr of Lire. The Abbeville Bakery has shut down, but you can buy tbe best loaf bread that can be bought, and that always fresh from Thomson Bros. Phone 99. Wanted. COO turkeys. 1,000 chickens, and all tbe ducks that may be offered. r. T- ,|>a Millar Hntnl D. XV* OCBVunui, cm iuv mhivi mv?v.. Mr. R. C Brownlek of Due West, was Id towu Sale Day looking after business 01 various kinds and meellDg friends. At one < time we bad a bope thai be would make Abbeville his borne. We know or do man to wbom Abbeville would give a more hearts welcome. If he ever leaves Due West ht must come ibis way. Mb. Howell Flournoy, of Atbeos, Ga., came to town yesterday evening He baH business with the circus. Bad boys will please not stand before bias while the parade Itpassing. When be ban finished wltb the circus be will set type for the Press and Banner. Miss Gertrude Moore, a very pleasant and obliging young lady will be round at Mr. W. G. ( hapiuans. and will be charmed to have her many friends give her a call, where abe will be glad to serve them. Miss Cora Russell has returned lo ber home Id Greenwood, alter a weeks visit wltb Miss Inez Scbroeder. Mr. W. A. Lomax, or Smlthville section was among those who were present at the Court House last Sale Day. Mrs. J. A. Harris and son of Gaffney. S. C.. arrived to the city Friday, and are the guest* ol Mrs. Harris* sister, Mrs. W. A. O'Bryant. 5 shares of the Abbeville Cotton Mill (stock for slae. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Lee, Abbeville, 8. C. Mr. R. M. W. Hall, of Iva, was In the city one day last week. HOME AGAIN. A Son of Abbeville Retnrim after n Long Abneuce. Mr. J. 8. Cotbran of Charlotte, N. C., wns In towD Sale Day, buying prop rty. Mr. Cotbran 1b Southern Agent for textile machinery made at Manchester, England, and Is doing a splendid bUHtnens, so reports My, but be dldu't tell us about It. i?'or sauuies, uruitues, wa^un and buggy harness, call on W. Joel Smith & Son. WISE INSTRUCTION. Jndge Gary's AddrfH Will be Rend With IolPM'Ht liy Ibc Yoonieer Members or tbe Profession of Lhw. Tbe Southern Law Review In discussing the recent able address of Judge Gary before tbe Summer Law School at Greenville, S. C., ays: Tbe paper of Hon. Eugene B. Gary, one of tbe Associate Justices of tbe Supreme Court ol Mouth Carolina, on tbe Supreme Court of tbe United States, will be read with Interest by tbe younger members of tbe profession, having 'been prepared for tbe purpose, and having been resd before tbe Summer Law School at Greenville, S. C.; but will lurnlsb Instruction of tbe highest order for tbe older members as well. Men who are capable, like Judge Gary, of giving wise Instruction to tbe rising generation, cannot do better than to go back to tbe foundations of our government, as be basdone, aud trace out tbe history of our Institutions. Tbe more of this kind of lnt.tH?A||/xna nt. Ko?o frnm unnh onlirnoa ihft iunl>l UCVIUi'n no U(* ? v II VUJ omuu w<-m vv?| better It will be for tbe country. It Is never trite and male, but always new and refresh* log. Great and fundamental truths cannot be too fnquently staled or too much discusBed, for, wnb all tbat can be said, attention Is sot arrested and thought Is not sufficiently aroused, and Ibere Is always danger of drifting too far from tbe old moorings, and losing lgbt too much of tbe old and well established landmarks. 4^* New arrivals in Ladies' Broad Cloth, Colored Venetian and Dress Flannels at B. M. Haddon & Co. ? * >VM C. MOORE. Brave and Courageous* Under Battle Flags-Patriotic Under tbe Banner of Peace. Mb. Wm. C. Moore 1b np from McCormlrfe, visiting relatives and Irlends. Mr. Moore was a fa'tbful so'dler in tbe Lost Cause. He followed tbe flag of Southern Rights until It went down at Appomattox. At nome he Is etlll enthusiastic for 8'>utb?>m rights, and will nnrtnr fh? McLaurln hnnner. xjgut. auu ?ww ----- HhiIUoo'k LoeaU. Havg you seen tbo*e new arrival" In ladles' clothes Id all colors and prices a* Haddon's. A beautiful line of colored velvets for Ladies' sblri wains at Haddon'a. Just received a new supply of Percales and Fiaonelettps for Misses and Children's school dresses at Haddon'a. Doyoowsnt a bargain in All Wool Dress Goods In Skirt lengths, call at Haddon's. i- . * 4% 1| I Is now All are : xr _ ^ t x ou fieiiyvt! Your Own By Don't believe what we te want you to come and i and see the quality and p goods and prices elsewhe will sell you. We Quote s Cotton Rope, all Lamps from 20c Men's Shoes froi BleachiDg (4-4) < 12 pounds good ] Woman's Kang G pounds best R We have no space to give more pric< in all lines. Come and see for yoursel T All on <5 u n"vn 4^ DUE WEST. All (he Newt From lanud A round the City of Due Went. Due West, Nov. 4. 1901. Mr. D. H. Maglll of Greenwood disposed of at private sale, fifty acres of valuable Due We*i laud to Mr. Sam Davis, a thrifty farmer who lives In the suburbs of toe town. Mr. J no. R McGee, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellis, Mr. Paul Pressly and Foster Haddon attended ibe Slate Fair In Columbia last week and bad * Jolly good time. Mrs. Ida Johnson Brodlr Is spending a few <la>8 with her mother Mrs. M. E. Johnson. Mrs. Jno. T. Darlington is wlib ihe family of ner son Mr. Fred H. Darlington on upper Main Street. Miss Nellie Nlcfeles left for Seneca last week Dear which place she Is to teaoh a large school. Miss Nickels has bad experience id teaching and her servlses are always in demand. Mr. John M. Knight who lives on Mr. Ag-' new's place has bold ibis year two hundred and eight dozen eggs ana 11 uhs not oeen a very good year lor eggs either. From eggs aud chickens sold duriug the year be has realized about twenty eight dollars. Mls? Audle Ellis left for Edgefield last Saturday. She will teaob school In that vicinity md her friends wish tier the largest measure of success. The Due West public school now has an en roliment of about one hundred pupils aud still they come, The teachers and pupils of the public school have put In a spledld calender clock to keep time time and dates. Kev. J. A. Brown Is clerk of the Scoool board for the L>ue West district. Tbejfamlly of Mrs. M. J. Bowie now occupies the residence of Miss Ola Debllo near the Presbyterian printing office. Mr Juo. C. Haddon has bought a hundred and Ave acres of tine land from Mr. J. E. Todd. Prof. E. L. Reld farms on the Intensive system. He made twenty tlve bushels ot corn on one acre. He has drilled three hundred pounds of fertilizer on the same acre|and sowed on It three bushels of oats. He hopes to get from forty to sixty bushels from It. Dr. J. J. Llndxay is still lu the hospital Id Charleston, but Is doing nicely. He writes that bis physician will allow him to sit up Wednesday ana tie Dopes 10 reaen uomu on tbe first of next week. M 1km Alter John*on atteuted tbe marriage of Kev. Oliver Johnson and Miss Christian Elliot at Wlnsborolast week. Mr. K. 8. Galloway, Pr. N, Y. Pressly, Mr. C. M. Byrd and Mr. E. E. Strong attended tbe meeting ol tbe second Presbytery at Wblte Mr. Henry Agnew of Norfolk, Va. came to Due West last Saturdry to see bis inotber. Tbere were others here who are glad to see him alsoDO CHURCH SUPPERS PAY? A Good Brother S?y? they nre a Blight on ChrlNtlnu Beue voleuce. Tbe Baptist Courier. Now that tbe time has come when church sociables and enteriaioment and suppers are being held, for tbe purpose of ralsiug money for tbe Lord's work, tbe following words from one oi our exchanges will give food for thought: A church bought a carpet for eight hundred dollars. Tbe women raised the lund by en tertaluments. The preacher saw: Tills carpet cost, not eight hundred dollars, but four thousand dollars. To tbe bill must be added tbe incidentals, work, worry, nervous strain, bodily wearluess aud bearlacbes of one hundred women. Add, also, tbe colds, fevers, dooior's bills, and wbat you bave paid to otber cburcbes; for wben tUey come to your sociables, you must go to theirs. " A mau buys groceries. His wife, at the expense of fuel, strength and time, makes a cake aud gives it to the sociable; then the man, his wife and children go to the sociable and eat the cake and pay for It. Suppers bave been given that oost leu dollars, and only netted five dollars. " Demoralization of church, society, a curtailment of legitimate giving, and otber things lollow In tbe train. 1 am opDosed to any more sociables as revenue producers. 'Yet, show I unto you a more exoelient way.' It Is the way of Paul. "Now concerning collection upon tbe first day of the week let every one ol you lay by lu store, as God has prospered him, that there be no gatherings when I come.'"?Toe hresbyterlan. Bro. Editors: The above extract needs no sermon for Illustration or explanation, and I T moroltr wluK an/lAcuu Ifu KPntimprilM nnrl to add tbat from my observation the church wblcb depends to any Appreciable extent upon suppers or entertainments for obtaining funds for church purposes weakens its powers lor raising money according to apostolic Injunction. These extraneous methods are a blight to Christian benevolence and are re?pon?lble for many churches now financially dead. Ae well may the moroblne fiend console himself for wrong doing by the feeling of comfort which comes to him as a consequence of taking the drug, as for a church | to be satisfied with money obtained In a way po foreign to Christian Ideals. The two tneth ods for raising money : Church fairs, and all tbat Implies on the one hand, and the plan outlined for our guidance In the New Testament, are not synchronous. W. F. Rhame. i L. IX IM mtex - ljl: on exiuuj invited to at res! I II you about our goods. We ^ see them and examine them # rices and compare them with J r?, and we are sure that we X I \ " [ sizes, 15c per pound. # t to $1.50. J D $1.00 up. ? , iight kinds, at 5c. J Rio Coffee SI.00. P aroo Shoes for only $1.00. ^ io Coflee $1.00. ? is, but will say our stock is complete a c f and be convinced. J ?mith, Jr.i COTTON MILL JJ Wh Stock for Sale ss H at i. I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY AT an* Abbeville Court House, on Saleday in Decern- It 1h ber next, the following described property be- A longing to the estate of G. A. Douglass, bank- ofle rupt, namely: ^ One share of the Common Stock of the cap- \yh Hal of the Abbeville Cotton Mills. L< TERMS-Cash. a J-f W. W. BRADLEY. The Nov. 5,1901. Trustee. b^' rani two Annual Meeting $ w net Olve F THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AB- Ify bevllle Cotton Mills will r v held oa Yi Thursday, 21st inst., at 4 o'clock p. m., at Mill Office. C< Wm. H. PARKER, Nov. 5,1901. Secretary. "y a SALE OF U ffllf BI ill. s \vl By authority conferred in and ?e< by tbe last will and testament of Nelson Williams, late of Abbeville Caunty, deceased, 1 p. will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C., on Salesday in DECEMBER next, all A that piece or parcel of land, owned by tbe said Nelson Williams at the time of his ? "] death, lying and being in Smithville Town- Ar i Bhip, containing Ten [10] Acres, iJi Ar C more or less, and bounded by lands of estate Ar8 of Rev. B. F. Miller, W. Joel Lites and others. ^ TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ellen williams, Lvi - ?< IA/.i i?wnAM..iv Lvfi \JV I. iO, 1WI. UACVUkllA, LV < Lv ( Lv I Lv i , Clothing. Attend our cloth- j?j ing sale this week as we UTi have just received a fresh ah lot of goods. P. Rosenberg ir i & Co. ill Lv( Lv] Lv i W. I>. Barkwcnle'H Local*. Lv Lv ] New crop New Orlean's molasses,-lOcgallon. Lv , W. I). Barksdale. Ar , Cotton seed hulls and meal, get my prices. ?vl W. D. Barksdale. Ar ] 1/ It 1b a cooking stove you want, come and kv ' see us. W. D. Barksdale. ?r j You need heavy underwear thl? cold T* weather. Come and nee our line. w. D. Ar( Barksdale. ? Santa Claus has arrived. Call on him at C the ?tore of W. D. Barkndale. Full line of 8. . Christmas toys for the children. w1'' Country merchants will do well to call on i. W. D. Barksdale before buying. He has some ^ special bargains for them. Bee our line of trunks. New arrival of pickle. WehaveJuBt received new supply of Log Cabin maple syrup, and con also furnish you a good stove to cook your buckwheat on. \V. p D. Barksdale. btij Don't forget our cooking stoves. They are l. an acceptable wedding present. W. L>. Hark*- Rur, dale. Sni See our line of canned fruits and vege- n tables. W. D. Barksdale. j,, Grape Juice, the latest desserts. W. D. ?$m Barksdale. . ., KOO Um " "L T Watch Losrn-Ladle's gold watch lost be- u g< tweeu Abbeville and my house. Kinder will be liberally regarded. James E. Taggart. Abbeville, S. C. j, Don't forget that I have "einokeleRP" shells fftn as well as the regular kind. Amos B. Mor*e. pri< Big bargains in unlauudered shirts, at P. l Rosenberg & Co. tbe I . . .. 9 rw .MENSE 5 'Clli Ition an come a: the Low *%%%%%* %%%%%% || The Season is Here # WHEN YOU ENJOY J RUOGY PIPING | 0 to the limit, if you have tbe ^ , right kind of a vehicle ^ A We have tbe vehicles which will please J 'ou and that will wear loDger than a J tl ;reat many other makes. J We bought these vehicles last fall and W 18 ;ave the Manufactuera plenty of time W aJ o paint them, so we have the ? " Nicest Finished $I goods which we have ever handled. # tl We also bought in car load lots and 9 el got car load prices and freight rates 4 and propose to give our customers m ji; tbe benefit of these prices. ? aj Give us a call before buying and. we () ^ an Interest you. () 11 J. L. HILL & CO. 11 Carriage, Buggy. Wagon and Harness v; Repository. 0 g< P a< r< L. W. White'* Locftln. ^ le latest styles of ladles' Jackets, capes and rt aretts are now on sale at the store of L.W. Ite. u you want a Jacket that Is up to date In ^ ry particular you can get such an article o n L. W. White. C1 ave you seen those nicely fitting Jackets te ..W. Whites? If not, go at once and look o( aem. re you going to buy a wrap or covering of ? kind this season ? If so, the place to get 81 the store of L. W. White. fd splendid stock of black dress goods Is now gi rMl hv 1j. W. White. i selecting a dress pattern don't forget <e extra wide all wool dress goods at L. W. J'1 ltes. O >ok at those all wool plaids worth 40 cents C< ird but now sold by L. W. White at 22 cts. b( y are very desirable goods. gl le greatest line of outings ever seen In Ab- t.. Ille Is now < ffered by L,. W. White. Prices 0 ge from 5 cents a yard. You can see ahout &l hundred different styles to select from. Q you want calicoes the place to ouy them le store of L. W. Whit* /ou can there a. the holc?wt styles and the greatest va- . y. It irpels, msttlnga am] rugs makean attract- bi feature In L. W. White's stock this fall, q ou need anything In this line be sure to on him. " su will find at L. W. White's the largest, " ipest and prettiest stock of fancy china t? glass-ware you nave ever seen. tj ill at L. W. White'B clothing store and get r winter suit and over coat, bat, shoes, ler-wear, neck-wear, shirts, collars, hosle- a md haudkerchlels. CI ?b1 ri Don't fergot that we will con- ti iue to be headquarters for ?j \s. Our stock is larger than u er and more to come. So fa len in need ol' toys come to 11 5 us. W. Joel Smith & Son. b, irleston and Wes. n Carolina R. R p. ngnsta and Asheville Short Line. 1} In pffect Oct. 6, 1901. Ci lugusta 10 05 am 2 55 pm J* Greenwood 12 80 pm it iarrln Springs 1 12 pm r< kndarson 7 15 pm aurona 1 40 pin 5 35 am v Ireenville 3 25 pm 9 00 am tl Honn Springs 4 45 pm D partanburg 3 30 pm 9 00 am *? ialada 5 88 pm C* JendorBonville 6 08 pm il .sheville 7 15 pm jt Laheville T 05 am ^ Spartanburg 12 26 pm 8 30 pm Jlenn Spring* 18 Jreenvllle 12 22 pm 1 45 pm p ^aarena 1 45 pm j ind erson 7 25 am JreenwooJ 3 07 pm 4 80 am P LagustA 3 40 pm 11 40 am Lugueta 3 80 pm Mlendale 5 35 pm Fairfax 5 47 pm remaBsee? 9 00 am 6 50 pin }eaufort 10 15 am 7 45 pm fort Koyal 10 30 am 7 55 pm Savannah ;harli-8ton Port Royal 1 00 pm 5 10 m V Beaufort 1 16 pm 5 50 m FemasBee 2 30 pm 6 40 am V Fairfax 7 44 am a' Mlemlalo 7 55 am t< AntriifttA 10 0>> 11 J Breenwood 4 OS am Laurens 6 00 am ^ Laurens (j 15 am ipartanburg 9 '0 am Spartanburg 8 30 pni Lf.urens fl 25 pm Sreenwood 8 05 pm lose oonneetlons at Groenwood for all points on ? A. L. and G. <fe 6. Hallways, and at Spartanburg I i Southern Hallway. or any Information relative to tlokets, rates, scbed- 0| etc., address W. .T. ORAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Angusta, 6?. ,,, E. M. NORTH. Hoi. Agent ? T. M. EMEK80N, Trafflo Manager. J. Allen Nmllh, Jr., LochIh. o you chew Tobacco ? See our line before J 'lng. J. Allen Smith, Jr. amps to barn. Prices from 20c. to 51.50, Be ft und see thera berore you uuy. j. nucu Itb, Jr. o use to go barefooted wheu you cun get a I ! lbs. good Ulo Coflee for only |1. J. Allen * Itb, Jr. Pj d pair of Shoes for ?1, from J. Allen Itb, Jr. r< lo ware Is almost out nf sleht, but we have _ jod line at rlgbt prices. J. Allen Smith,Jr. ^ o tl on'l decide that vou ar? not able to buy a j suit until you see Hall & Anderson's y ces. owney's candy fresh every week at the di up to datb drug store of C. A. MUford. > : ' V " ' -V T?f .r. " H11 stock; OI EtZ14 a d Kfillin: b VBi ( nd see tl est Price US OF BBH2WH0H TATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. FFICE OF SUPERVISORS OF REGIS * "'At? * nnr^iTTT T T? riAfTXTTV inAllUn, ADD?i V iiiLliJ bUUlllK Abbeville, 8. C.t March 6,1899. Notice is hereby given that in accoriuce with an Act of the Genera) ssembly, and in conformity with the ;quirements of the State Constituon, the books for the registration of 11 legally qualified voters, and for the suing of transfers, ect., will be open ; the office of Supervisors of Registraon in the Court House, between the our 9 o'clock a. m., and 3 o'clock p. l, on the first Monday of each lonth, and kept open for three suc;ssive days in each month until lirty days before the next general ectlon. The Board of Registration is th? idge of the qualifications of all pplicants for registration every male tizen of this State and of the United tate, twenty-one years of age, who is ot an idiot is not insane, is not a auper supported at the public exense, and is not confined in any pubc prison, and who Las not been conicted of burglary, arson, obtaining aods or money under false pretenses eijury, fcrgery, robbery, bribery, iultery wife beatinir, housebreaking, ;ceiving stolen goods, breach of trust ith fraudulent intent, fornication, >domy, incest, assault with intent to ivish, miscegenation, larceny, or rimes against tbe election laws, and ho shall nave been a resident in this tate two years (except ministers in large of organized churches and 1 tachers of public schools, and these i ter six months residence in the | tate,) a resident in the County for , x months, and in polling precincy >ur months, and who cau read any ectiou in the Constitution of 1895, or in understand and explain any seeon of said Constitution when read to im by the registration officer or offijrs shall be entitled to registration and scome an elector upon application for ich registration. If any person has sen convicted of auy of the crimes jove-mentioned, a pardon of the overnor removes the disqualification. In case any minor who will become venty-one years of age after the closig of the Books of Registration and efore the election, and is otherwise ualified to register, makes applicaon under oath showing he is qualied to register, the Boards shall regisir such applicant before the closing of ae books. < 4 ? ? !? a. ? a 1 A 9 5 An e% n a Any person wuutw <juanuu?iuuD a elector will be completed after the osing of the Registration Books but afore the next election shall have the ght to apply for and secure a regisatiou certificate at any time within xty days immediately preceding le closing of the Registration Books, pon an application under oath to the icts entitling him to such registraon. The registration of voters must be y polling precincts. There must be a look of Registration for each polling recinct, that is for eacn township, or arish, or city, or town of less than ve thousand inhabitants, or ward of ties of more than five thousand ihabitants. Each elector must vote 1 the polling precinct in which he ;sides. If there is more than one oting place in the polling precinct, je elector may vote at any voting lace designated on the registration jrtiflcate. The Boards must designate i th? rpcriat,ration certificate the vot ig place in the polling precinct at rhich the elector is to vote. If there i more than one voting place in the oiling precincts, the Boards shall esignate on the certificate the voting lace selected by the elector. S. 8. BOLES, W. A. LANIER. G. H. MOORE. Board of Supervisors of Registration Gents' and ladies' under* rear. We are selling all rool undervests and drawers his fall cheap. A good unershirt for 50c. P. Rosen- ( erg & Co. Notice. rHE reuular Annua! Meeting of the Stockholders of the Georgia, Carolina JeNorth ii Railway Company, will be held at the tflce of the company In AtlaDia, Ga., on rlday the 15th day of November 1901, atJl clock a. m. ' K. L. NUTT. Oct 1C, 1901. Assistant Secretary. 1 I F. CflLLIAUD, /.TAILOR,/. , J AS moved, and occupies the rooms up .J stairs 10 KDOX 8 nnn, Ituu in uuw ytvured to do all kinds ol repairing and oleaniK of gentlemen's clothes on short notloe. Samples ol salts always on hand. Charges uuionahle When you come to the County Fair make ur store your headquarters, you are more , mn welcome. C. A. Alllford, the druggist. > ' Dont fall to see our fine line ol pipes when on come to the lair. >111 ford's drug store. We are the people when It comes to up to ate stationary. Mllford's drag store, | j? I ' ' F.' S J.iS g very r, le Choices js. Isn't it De, Why buy your goods be ?of Tom, Dick aDd Harr; ant division, but isn't it c We will guarantee to i goods at the lowest kind i Men 01 Qood lYlClI Judgment Trade with us. They And the goods as represented. They Buy The best?the kind we sel will take pleasure in shov [t is only our low prices, and not our goo< W. D. Ba PHONE 1< SHORT PROFITS AND QUI IS OUR MOTTC We bad ratber sell $100 in one day atid week and make $20. So this is the place to to see us before buying your Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, 1 Hosiery, Underwear, Hats, Caps, I 2 pair of Socks for 2 Towel9 for 2 Good Handkerchiefs for Good Heavy Cotton Flannel I We are strictly in it on Tinware and Croct SHOES! SHOES! vincei Come and see us, and be convinced tbat oi H. M. TATI CLOSING AT C( Come to Mrs. F. L. W - Bargs Good Shoes for 50c a All Store Fixtures, Fine Scales, Oil Tank One Horse Wagon fo: One Store Room for J Apply to ..... . Mrs. F. L. R. III. Ilaililuu A Co.'* Lattnld. A The latest ideas In millinery. New shapes ceill |ust out, shown lor the first time this week at Haddon's. tllC The trade Is fast crystallzlng, around wnats ,, lo be the popular shapes of the season. If 4111 1 vou wish the latest out In millinery, call at ?An, Haddou's. ttnl Dress fabrlques, all the new shades at Had- moil don's. Trl mlngs Is necessary to complete a dress. 111 v The greatest assortment at Haddon's. also Jackets and fur collaretts, Just opened a full and complete line at Haddon's. WOl* Mercenlzed cottons?a silk finish fabrlque for ladles underskirts and shirt waists, all colors at Haddou's. Dress goods?Special bargains In all wool dress goods, '25,35, and 50 cents, at Haddou's. Dayton sackings, 50-Inch all wool cloth, finished flannel very cheap at Haddon's. lor New line white and black silk appliques at ?Atu^i Haddon's. giass, Frl( thing 1 " ' " ' The? The Dont forget our fine line of pocket books heSp wben In the market. C. A. Mllford, the drug- The ?lst. otter i ssphnni honks and siiDDlles in any Quantity den ' At Miliord's drug store. jjjl * Ice cream and cold drinks oi every kind at ceM8a Mllford'a drug store. v ;:** 'A' . M -1' > ? ? 'l : ? < . ' " ' ' % cm yi ' 'xM :M ?. Kmc .* > VVW 1. j'M S.yx v'>:3 , . < } ' -ffiB apidlv. t Goods I ''-fa ar? . \ J re, there and everywhere V? It might be a pleaslear ? sell you the best kind of , of prices. 1 oar stock complete and 1. Come and see us. We ring you ore goods. 1 looks, that bring us customers. ,rksdale. J CK SALES ^ V t| make $5 than to sell $100 in one buy goods cheap. It will pay you ste. .1 M 'ante, Jeans, Etc. 5 cts. - 5, 8, 10, 20 cts. /{M - 5 cts. )rawer8, - 25 cts. eery. Call and get our prices. l you see our $1 Shoes you be court that they are worth yourmooey. ir prices are right. ' > 'E & CO. ? OUT . - '4 )ST! I ===== ;T^. , 1 V-W Elder's and get " * ifjrj lins. - I nd 75c per pair. , etc. r Sale. Rent. * * L WILDER job lot ol' laces going at 5 ts a yard, worth three times price. A lew hundred yards ?vool red twilled fianiiel at 15 ts, the best in town for the ley. Some splendid bargains rhite and red table damask, outings, f)laid and solid steds. U l/Cl tjlllltll kJVflll I farmers?Get our price od Blue Stone 3 buying. TbeHoeed Drug Co. 'ill pay you to see us before buying your paints and oil. The Speed Drug Co. :es cheerfully quoted on any and all s kept In tin up-to-date Drug store by peed Drug Co. most up-to-date candy sold Is Huyler' eed Drug Co. Continental Plant Co., KUrell, N. C ill the leading shipping and fancy garvarieties of strawberry plants, (nearly rlettes). 1 heir practical 120 page Manila how to grow all berry fruits with sue. nd profit. It 1h ireeio Duyerw 01 pi?oia > *'_0