Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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:4 The Press and Banner ^"Published every Wednesday at 82 a ear Id Advance. x ??? Wednesday, Nov. 27, iyui. The Fitmil.v iteimlwii. The Hon. Wro. H. Parker, th* worihv patriarch of a noble family now has nil of his children hI home with him They came from the army and tfap navy In distant setts; they come from the Peldmont and from t.tie ?ea shor?>. Some are flliln r honorable positions lo the peaceful persults while others ?re ??? b'U'uiB tordlsilnctlon In ttie i'fts of war. Mr. Parker's children c've him cau^e for prtd?and satisfaction. In that pride and satlsruc Hod hl? neighbor? armnathlse with him, ate' In obedience to his bidding, a multitude of friends assembled last nieht I'eneath the hospitable roof In love and goodwill for th? father who does not. from th?? nature of things, hope to'ee ml h<s children again al onetime beneath the hame rooftree. P. ltfinahcrK ?v t'O. This old arid reliable firm will hnve some ble bargains loanounce (or next weeks Issue, and you can look out for some big Induce . I- menu* from now until Christmas. Tbelr store Is full of goods and the.v are going to make things lively the remainder oi \ the fnll sea son. Tliankftt;ivlng Service. UdIod Thanksgiving service will be held hi the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Thursday at 10 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Wilson is expected to prtacb The public is cordially invited. A. It. P. Church. Tbe usual service will be held at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church next Sabbath at 11a. in., preaching by the pastor. All are Invited lo this service. Wanted. 800 turkeys. 1,000 chickens, and all the duc)cs that may be offered. B. K. Beacbam, at the Miller Hotel. Farin Waufeil.' One to two hundred acres Improved and good buildings at or near R. R. Statlou. 4t Address, Box, 58, Galoesvill , Ga. Sop?. R. K. Gilliam, of the City Schools is In receipt of a letter trom the south C^rollm C-'tl'PKA requests# htm to tu-crnaiu ?t onc< whooMhe Abbeville County Aliitnnl wMn". tend the Iter.nlnn In Clmreston. I>eo 1!), 'lift], mid toi-end t>?e numis, and rh<-cl;s ;or $i..V each, of those who espect to aitiud the batquet Mr. OP lam, I hi rftVrp, ie'it>e*ts that il;< Aiumril ?>f the I u\ <y?- com in unlade with hiru at once. For Salk?v.lK'it mmre* of commm FtocK of l'l>? Atib'-vl C'Utnn M !1 Jt m> sold before, w II ?><- m-ikI mi piiblie <iut't> h AbbevlUe l/'iiUrt House on ->. ! ? D.i.v In 1) cembi r. Mrs. \V. A. Lee. Having lr*t 2 *h >r? r, No? 212 and 214 of tii ,par vulue <"f SltK) "Hen, tc> n-e common slo- k t Tb? Ab'?fville C'tton M:ls. no'lee Is her* byglviu warning mli parties uot mi ne?oilat< lor same. K. K. U?x. Nov. 22 190!. It Nice Jkwklry.?[f you want nice jewelrx of the newest aud best patterns, or if yoi need spectacles or watcbe*, call on J. w nj k*rd. His goods ara br>th pretty and cheap. He bas beautiful presents for loved ones. 11 Lost.?A seal ring, between Harrlsbur? road and Seaboard depot. A reward will b? paid for Its return to Press and Banner office. -?Mr. Hunt, near Wblte Hall, lost a lartn bsro and contends one night last week. Among ibe corneaui were several mules or borse>. It Is not fccown If tbe house was lU' sured. 8 shares of ihe Abbeville Cotton Mill stock for slae. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Lee, AbbevUW. B. 0. If you are looking fur a g >od overcoat, call at D. PoliakotTa Store. THE CHEROKEE SWINDLE. > * 4 Tbe W?y Victims Have Been Drawn luto n Money LoMNlnjf tinnie. The Free Lance. Tnere Is considerable Inter st being manifested among women In some parts of this state la a very ingenious swindle. .We say swindle advisedly. It is Inconceivable bow bonest women cao tane doiu oi a udhiiuihi bauble lik^thlssud aid In tbe robbery of tbeir friends at $20 a month, yet many of tbe " women of tuts, community are being beBought by tbelr friends in other places to invest $12 and become partners In a scheme that must appear to any ruielllicent mind as Impractical and Impossible and sure to end | In disaster. Tbe scheme to this: A womau Is Invlird to send for 60 cherry trees aud to sell them for 2Uo each. Wiien the proceeds, 812, have been forwarded to tbe "company," ibe woman ! put on the pay-roll at 320 a montb "to do I writing at nome," as the advertisements say. | wblcb meaus writing letters to her rrleuds and acquaintances urging them to go into tbe scheme, and placiug advertisements In the I papers seeking to entice others Into it. Instead of setting the trees, It Is permissible to stuff them away in a corner somewhere and send 912 of one's own money, and this Is tbe geuerai practice. , . Tbe money to pay the $20 a month comes our of tbe $12 remittances sent in by new victims, tbe -friends" of tbe woman, who rets it aoa tbese are naewise paia out, 01 iue 12 remittances of still others similarly obtained as long as tbe thing lasts, tbe number of women drawn Into It iucrta-Ong In geometrical proportion. Wben tbe bubble bursts, as It ultimately and Mtrely tiiUHt, ihnumber of tbose wbo Lave Just, parted witb tbeir $12 and nave not yet urawu tbetr firm $20 must be greater than at any other time uud the amount of money In the hands ol tbe "compauy" far greater than the amount paid out la the SJJ a month salaries. The latestTJtlfn* d^awu (a sua pty get robbed ol their $12 and how their friends wbo Induced them by personal appeals or otherwise to go In will square tbeir consciences will be an Interesting question. It Is a strauge thing how Insidiously these get-rlohqulck, getting something for nothing schemes u>ke hold ol aud arouxe enthusiasm In periectly honest persons and make them partners and abettors in the most cruel and conscience ess frauds. ABOUT COLLAPSED. / ( The-Gel-Rlcb-E?*y Schcmt N Have FluUbed (lieir Work lu Abbeville. While perhaps a hundred of our people were , caught In the F orlda newspaper trap, It Ih a matter of congratulation thai very iVwol our people have lohtmouey In the cherry tree bustlies*. We learn, however, that, the supply of cherry trees at the nurseries have been exhausted, but tbe nursery folks are disposed to be obllgiug and will give out agencies for selling pear trees, or any other old thing that they may have on baud. i?? -? ? \ INegroes are oeiuK i'h^icu miuumi n,.ni%u>. eoers and facs bleacher*. White people.calcb at cherry trees anil Florida newspapers. m m m McDlll d Lvub'n Local*. We are the right people to buy furniture from. Prices and good treatment, in a good advertisement. Ask your neighbor** about us, In case you are not acquainted. See our line of Sideboard*, extension tables, dining chain*, parlor suits, folding beds, leather couches, etc. We have lutet received a nice stock of moulding in all the latest colors ?od designs. Have your pictures fraimcd for Xrnas. Every body admits that we have the prettiest pictures ever seen in the city. They make nice wedding presents. Our leather seat rockers are creating quite a sensation they are cheap and comfortable. L. T. A T. 91. Miller'* Local*. Go to L. T. A T. M. Miller's for your celery, crauberrtes etc. We can sen you your iruu case u? uu?r?j, you can bay tbe fruit. Call and see our stock of fancy groceries, fruits etc., before you complete jour menu for TbanS-glving. Sample our fruit cake and see If It will not - add much to your menu for Thanksgiving. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OK ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COURT. ' In tbe Matter of tbe Estate of A. B. Kennedy, Deceased. No-ice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL persons indebted to said estate must settle without delay, and tbose holding claims against the estate must present tbeiu ? ?r? A.C.Kennedy. yt >ptu i j aucmvu Nov. 12,1901. Executor. The ContlDeotul Plant Co., Kltrell, N. C offer all tbe leading shipping and fancy gar den varieties of strawberry plants (nearly 100 varieties), lbeir practical 120 page Manual tells bow to grow all berry fruits with sue oess and profit. It is free to buyers of plants v life v; v. - : J v .-;-. Particular interest centers around our $I."> THREE PIECE BED ROOM SUITS. Ami it is not difficult lode- ? cide why. There is something about each piece which catches the eye and invites a lietter acquaintance. Then A construction and finish are observed , and comparisons made. Tde decision generally is?that these are better in every way than anything ever offered at the price. Wh< Our Coffin a Is complete i and personal attei Yours very truly, DEFENSE OF THE SOUTH. I unless there it ? * There * that such rel Im Holding to Her Knee Prejudice* would lead the Mouth Obeys tlie InMtiuct of venation, HI Mntnri>. hvthriii rnpp _ The dispute between the North and mentally, a the South is not sottled, and will not eally. Sucl be settldd, while the Negro remains. meau the d rhe South caunot treat the Negro as extinction, < the North demands; aud the North South. will not try to learu the reason. The This is a g North expects of the white race of for the uui the South what it is impossible to South again: Ljraut. The South naturally resents Ne?ro. this dictation from people at a dis- Thus fort if tance, who are ignorent of the facts. dice, but bee The contest is as irrecoucilable, as it a firm con' was in/ormer days. Then the issue stinct, a fixe was slavery, now it. is equality?social divinely ii utid political. Emancipation was arrayed as ai forced by a bloody war. The Negro to guard th< became "the ward of the Nation." purity of The white people of the South were superior rat placed under the ban as "rebels," aud ings, shared the struggle began, still continues, and be violated will last as long as the Nation exists iu should be rt its present form. the Chief All the dreams and fancies of peace respected by aud harmony between the two sec- for the mosl tions have been rudelv shattered by Mr. Roose one act of President Roosevelt. This Cromwell, is its significance : It bus broken "the own book th truce of God," and sounded the e-ignal not disregai of civil striie. I would not judge him people. L< harshly. I think he acted from im- "Speech on < pulse. I am told that be deeply and see how regrets it;.still, the baleful effects counselled I Remain. It gratified the hatred of to yield to t; Northern fanatics; it shocked the nies. Let h sensibilities of the Southern people; widespread and it filled millions of Negroes with have great ' vain longings for an impossible equal- not "frame ity. The end is not yet. Why is it whole peopl that the South refuses to tolerate social In mainti relations between "the races? "Preju- social quest dice," say some. It is partly prejudice, instincts of but prejudice, with a reason, vVliich speak to lit vindicates it. commaudin Edmund Burke, in his "Reflections ou the French Revolution," alleges Bryn Mav that the strongest defense of Great _ Britian against the contagion French ideas, was the invincible prejudice of Boys its people against infidelity and gnjtgl V anarchy, and in favor of religion, f 1 virtue and good order. He points out boys anc the value in human aftairsof prejudice, ^ bused upon reason. He fays, "You _ _ t-ee, sir, that in thi.4 enlightened age, Jt xlOSeH I am bold enough to confess that we are generally men of uutaught feelings ; that instead of castiug away all our old prejudices, we cherish them yon wiu mHl because they are prejudices ; and the Toy*. longer they have lasted, and the l>uPre has a more generally they have prevailed, ni,(| ^u-? l,et the more we cherish them." He pr,'cej, , shows that wise men, instead of ex- very-cheap!^* plodiug general prejudices, seek to You Can bin discover the latent wisdom in them, years old bub; and think it best to continue the pre- Call and see judice with the reason involved, 11re'K slort*"because prejudice, with its reason, Wall Paper has a motive to give action to that Btyr*i,r FiaHt? reason, and au affection which will prettier with i give it prominence." Prejudice stands at buPre's hicj as an alert sentinel ou duty. It is Crepe paper ready for an emergency, Mud does not io?. per roll at hesitate or delay. It has no doubts Keep your e "Prejudice renders a man's virtue, his c\VristmasHgo! u.vt.ii umi iwit u ut>ri?u of llnpniinpclpH uau?, ?..m - -"'----- a full line acta. Through just prejudices, his store. duly becomes a part of his nature." Let us apply these profound teachings to the matter before us. The For barley, i Southern people have an invincible Mon^x i?o in prejudice against social equality with Northern ui the negro. Is there a reasou for this ca1,11, prejudice? It would become the pub- roV nexT'tpr Heists and philosophers of the Nortn TtuiuksgiviD^ to seek this reason. Does it never ..J occur to them that millions of intelligent and virtuous people, covering taVu bucawli one-third of the area of the couutry, Scbool t)f)0k would not cherish such a prejudic ut Miiiord's d: 4 ' ' - r * ' ' ; : ' " rniture Deal* ABBE Picture Fri at n X II Comfort, Dura {Quality Con rxcsriL't-w OF McD 3re you can find rices just a little kick to make in you to give us a i ,nd Casket C md our Mr. McDi ation to each and McDill ? was some good reason for | "Wool Underwear i.s a good reason. It is | j f _ _ , latious between the races j Qren . Jr. HOSeUDC to iutermarriuge, misce-, are headquarters fo id the production of a|?Trtrtl , inferior to the whites,| "UW1 y^ovo ?uu j/( nd to the blacks, physi- they carry all sizes, h au admixture would . _ ejredation, and ultimate ' the Anglo-Saxon in the 31AN S SHORT CO ;ood and sufficient reason verbal prejudice in the ,Ie MM*r **'?y Willi ti it social equality with the Mu> Make u Football < huiI lie May DIm led, it is no louger preju- Sccrcu, But He cnui :omes a sacred sentiment, Oo?u CroNHiiiK ?t i?<n miction, an inviolable in- ? When the Architect or the ii haliif nt nmnre flulnbeu all other world*, he rh ikk hi or nature, inese lentlou to Hie ball ou which in mplanted motives are children ui the Most High. v\ :med sentries at the eates, erfcli llie lMW Kl Mount saint, u > Kaiiptitv nf the hnmo tl?? veaud bis diOue will coucerui * sanctity OI Uiennine, tlie warj Und aud man, yet he hi lood, the just pride Of the bowel* ot tbeeurtbnud 111 tlx :e.* Such hallowed feel- 8ea umn>' v?iu*we Hecrem by a whole people, cannot S? With impunity'. They eyes ol the worid. He burle ?spected, and especially hv 1,16 rocl"1 *ufflcleut gold to %r..rrfu?? which overhiiuKH uh. Jn the iuugihii tur. aucj vy^ic (jeaieti iiie urea iruizi wuicu tut President McKinley, and, 10 girdle itie landa.id 10 span I part, by his predecessors. lhe o(,e*u- *'?>* wise purpost ... ? i;r_ ?c A|... mounlHliiH uud the valleys. velt wrote a life of Oliver 0u uIt. Ktream* whicn rui Let him learn from his routes irom itie mountain's to lat that great ruler dared 1uUe; J" some places the evei .j -j- r lay In the out Lis from which rd the prejudices of the ttielr mad rush, and at oth it him study Burke's go lelKure;y to the sea through ^dilation with A merica" that illustrious StfltPRfDaU posen. Hut work /or the Lhe English government these secrets and for the gat lie prejudices of the colo- Pr,Ctle?s treasures he loit to tl . ? J_ .. . ,, . He gave us the divine law irn hear BlirkB (loclnre that Utarts unci our minds were i opinions must be held to hut He played bide aud seek l wight and that he could "of"''gT^SSf ail indictment agaiust a rulght be une/iil to man. e." He gave uu lessons in scleni ainintr its no^ition on thi* 'uKe,,u,iy ha* made it possii iniiijf, its pos uon on iui. U|tj ni0uulalI1KHIull0H, ion, the boutb Qgeys the CHj, rti'uce the richest treasi nature. These instincts advancement and glory. He ti* innin^t hpnrf witli t h f * bowelsol the eartli and dl*ct r inmo-t nearc witn tnc oftlie8eBi Jle can utilize the g Voice Oi Cxod. und the softest clay he can tu THOS. A. HoVT. est billets, whicn are as stable fr Pji Nov V> 1MD1 the everlasting hills. ri, JTH., i_, i.roi. All these things it Is posslbli ? ? " but there is one which the pri -rr ,lie eartl1 alltl llje greate and Misses Union man have not done for us. ' M, v? y, . need has never been approni 7e have a full line 01 to llie ways and means b> whi inir nnonlfi Pali Willi saletv c I misses' union suits al VcmfyVbridtse. ,, Man can locate the home of rant you to see tne^m. lie can trace ibe paths of t , on can dtscrlbe tbe circuit ol tbi Dere & L?0. has not foUlid a good crO.tH bridge. Diil'rc'M LnriiN. ? 1 "I^n 's Ads. and his street sign, and A.1 OOl JDc io no mistake If you buya his , ATTENTION TEACI _ , .n publ .c schools i? c lleriti flnp line of Iron Tojk at 10c. act. of the Legislature of 1B9S: ttr than tin toys at the Mime yKC j He |lenanM by the bly of the State of .South Can Job lot of Toys he is selling out liee public schools of this Sta the third Friday In Ncvenib r a doll almost as large us a two a* Arbor liny, and on that y f.,r 81.jo at DuPreV Store. offlcers and teachers shall co , ... .. er.*ise? and encage In the p the line of Wall taper at Du- shrubs, and plants and trees on the minds of the pupilsTl at very low prices at Dul're's and appreciation to be placed mimeutal shrubbery and sha ;r?-d walls would look much ~ ' ?J ' " l."<?ruul?l Co. Sunt n uuruerui wnu puyci . ... iro. Nov. (!, 1IH)1 for decorating mantels etc., for . ; DuPre'n store. School opens Mouduy, Sepl yen on Dul're's show windows are rendy with a lull line ?i rices on vases, dolls, and other slates, crayons. pencils, tablet hIh. . l'hone IS. The > of Henty'u books at Dupre's The most compleete line o found in town Is at The Speed . , M, brushes, nail brushes, hair brusiies. whist brushes, In fai ItforHe'N I,oc?Is. brush you want. The ! rye. and apples this week 40 to More school books just rece In the lead. Theft jples at Morse's 25c a fk- 8P?t Our stock of Xmas goodR I Abbeville. Come and see. 111 were nowl"K hurley and rye The J lng. And buying apples for Doni forget our fine line <1 \ wheu In the market. C. A. M t gist. New crop N. O. molasses ji foel Smith & Soil for fresh raoun- ^llen smiih Jr. eat flower. Glass and putty at living pi s anil supplies* lu any quantity dri)g atore. rug store. I & XL 3rs and Und iVILLE, s. c. lines a Speci B ROAD TO bility and Low # sidered) Leads to ,?i 4 ire S ILL & LYO anything, wanted i under anybody else ?/ W regard to business call. Apartment 11 ^ 11 ?Z .11 Will g'lYtJ special every order. c Lyon. n pi .1 Monday Kvenlutr Ht the Mhool Home TH] I0r villi- The School Library Association has engager* <> fir Cn ert Mr. Geo. J. D. Carrie of Boston, for uaxl '*o Monday eveulug, December 2 T children Mr* Currle Is a humorous. dramatic and de- Grei scriptlve reader of great merit. He recently $i ants and appeared In Columbia, under tbe auspices of . ' the Lyceum, and the press notices were very 11 complimentary. Some local artist will assist o In the eveulngR entertainment. q. Admission, 2T)cents. vilJe MIXGS. ? "*"" peof Look to Your Intercut. citV Read tbe advertisements of Mr. Pollakoff i~v who makes Important annouucement else- ""' " where In these columns, Since he has become bpei tit tlie Knrth, an American and feels that he Is now akin be 1 over Great to the whole world. Out of the fullness of ?m ?? j bis stock, be wants to give out some good ... , HKe ? bargains to some good people. Take an able Witt idy h Brl?lir?". bodied servant along with you, If wish to in p i Universe had spend much money. He gives >-o many goods l)niv ive his best at-1 for so little money that customers are often to be !ound the embarrassed with the load. Wile 'blie be oellv- ? ? ? ? WOrl ti which lie re- I L. w, White's Grocery Ntoro LochIn oUgl '(i gKWHVd myih'? i L. W. White Is offering special bargains in W j deaths Of the ! coffeer!. Now la the tlme.to buy. In tbe last f. ? whinh lwo months cottee bas advanced two cents lue hi.i ou-ov ^.,.., apouhd.yetwe are selling at the same old mac >uld duEZle the Prlce8- because we bought lu September ex,)( HZ hLS enough to last us the entire seasou. We can A uii,i iL give yon the best coffee at 10 cents a pound . Dt hnii ?OPa 7. ever offered at that price. Call and look at It ID n 'Iron was made ttud verlf>' our statement. that i the depths ot All the ingredients of the best quality for tica if lie While me niumun nuii,CTiit ii.iouoi. ?.? - ?lfjPo In wlsilom be "lore of L. W. White, raisins, currants, 1,,c" 1 In serpenilue citron, almonds, 4tc. aUu p to the octau'a If you are In search of sterling silverware one rlastluK granite of any kind suitable for weddlug or Christmas ^ waters leap lu presents you can get what you want at L. W. er places they White's. Spoons, lorks, knives, goblet*,cups, 1 bog and mire indleu. or any kind of fr\ncy pieces. We have bOU s aud all tbe??e catalogue containing tuts of all kinds of of tl re for good pur- silver ware and you can make your own t>e- . discovery ol lectlouB. Quality guaranteed and prices very ^ur. beriug of these reasonable. DUU h v 8 wUh Irh Uinnr Gl'nR ! ?n0" ! ! ?Un8 ! ! ! (1Un j/ houovprnt'rt We have Just received our second order for aj0E n thT. tii?ripr oi breech-loading guns, and can n?w show a LJ unrt i.I t?.i flue election and ofl'er spaglal inducements |.urs whereby they lo Purchasers. Call and southern. Jiue Try a barrel ofour four dollar flour. It Is UlOl ff. But human flneand will do you good. If you will buy cmU We lor tnau to one bariel, you will want more. ill the seas. lie L. W. White carries at all times a full line . ires to bis own of grocerlers and hardware. Cull on him. e can explore the you wni he well treaLed. low iver the depths _ .rjh hardest granite, "" 1 " 1 rn lo the hard- IlitrliMtlHleN Local'*. 1)11 1 and as solid as Tho only machine that does not fall In any SUIX nnlni U'liuulur IVllinn Xn.!)_ sold bv W. D. tiro 5 lor man i? do, st lueeDulty^r .lu^t arrived, ono lot Imposted Malaga ti 1'hat irnportaut nils! us. l-'ltiest ever abown od the market, l"la cheil. \V'e ruler W. 1). Barksdale. Stra ch a long suiter- Try our seeded raisins, currants, and citron fact roBH Long Caue if you want to make good fruit cake. W. D. try, Harksdale. () u, the llxcd star;. notary nation and ball bearings make It * ue planets, ile n1h lightest running machine Id the world. i- sun, hut man \y heeler & Wilson No. 9, sold by W. I). Barks- Will lug at Dendy's (,H,e ' l)Qr| Sppclal?For the next .'50 days, or as long as the supply lasts, we will sell a Websters ti . _r Unabridged Dlctlonury for only SI.50. VV. D. *. ty. liarksdale. dlSC ifi{<< iv Tin.' China! Glassware! Well, I guess we are Rot \ Lh? foiinwinv headquarters. Call and see our goods, they jn t ? the lollowiug wer0 boughl belore ,be rlse_ w D_ BarksGeneral Assern- ^ale. , >iina. That the Ladles should examine our lino of under- a"c te shall observe ve?is, union suits, Jtc. Prices and quality lUUi er of each year both right. W. D. Barkhdale. aiiii day the school Lamps trom '20c up, also full line chimneys, eve nduct such ex- wicks. buru?rs, nc. W. D. Barksdale. (tntl Uiyll\^ PS .?}}. Co'd, stormy weather won't hurt you If you I have on h suit oi our heavy underwear. ne --oiifl^wersor^ Prt'Par?d. Come anil buy. \V. L). Barksdale. Goc de tiees. ' Get our prices on flour, corn, outs, hay, and evel .1 s Ulbert other farm suppliesbeloreyou buy. wil . of Education! \V. D. Carksdale. Cocoa nuts, oranges, Ac., always ou hand. \V. I). Barksdale, j . u/ Country merchants should see us before ember, .??. We buying, as we have somespeelal bargains iu COU if school books, RHlmon, macroui, cheese, loinatops, and other jiijiJ ip'eed Dros Co caui,*d Kuuds. W. D. Barksdale. ?n(j f brushes to be * ^ ? atlU 1 Drug Co. Tooth yfjt. brushes, clothes W. Joel Ntnllli Noii'm I.ocuIn. rtt auy kind of a , . , ...... ' speed Drug Co. Just received a fresh lot of delicious) snow fart . j * 11 ?ko soda crackers which we are selling at IS .. ? cents per pound. They retail everywhere at ?lu (peed Drug Co. Scents. W. Joel Smith & Son. ter s the largest In California Lemon Cling Peaches Sugar V o?wl In no Pnou n rn unmi'l hint' fip >psed Drug Co. iicious lu canned goods. VV. Joel Htnltu A : . il pocket books Son. , lillord, tbe drug- U. M. H. Club Loaded sbells, 3draniR pow- ecig der and 1 oz. sliotat-10 cents per box. W.Joel for UHt received. J. Hoillh &H011. |iei] ? ti> a rices at Mlllord s Ice cre!im and cold drinks ol every kind at t9p< Milford's drug store. ' Sensible Kitchen Furniture. Quit important that this part of the house should have convenient furnishings. The busy workers will be greatly fa' cilitated. Have a line of Kitchen Taf J t A bles, Meat Safes, Chairs, etc., which 1^4C* P d m. w'" please as well by their good looks li X IvvO as by their substantial make. Each article is the kind that will last. These are samples of our low prices. he Store v.- " ' "it ri .n their line! ' M -1 ^ ^^ ^ 1Q^ ^ ^ J \J\JKJU li \J n U O Ui UVXUJJl luaiMu^, auu CA^vuviug vuv *m ? * w. State. The burden of constructing ; and maintaining good roads must not aviiie invites ibe Peopioof the fau upon any particular class, and tHte t6 (lie ?oud kohUh Couveu- whjje the work of road-building is a on in December?The Grent Nee j practical necessity, there is also an imr the south. perative requirement in providing the 1 behalf of the citizens of Green- ways and means for constructing roads i an invitation is extended to the upon an equitable andjust basis. This Aty; tie of South Caroiina to visit our can be ascertained by discussion and during the week beginning Mon- demonstration, and hence the pro- " i Dec. 16th, when tbe Good Roads pfiety of organizing Good Roads assoc:ial" of the Southern Railway will iations while giving instruction in iere for the purpose of building practical road-building. Both of these pie roads and holding meetings objects will be attained in tbe coming 1 the view of teaching the people of the "Good Roads Special" next radical road building. This is the month to Greenville, and such an op-. ' point in the Piedmont section portunity is rarely given any people re the train will stop to do auy at so moderate a cost. i > _ ... m. ... < /I 111. mob. k, auci every oue wuo cau uu au 'i ne citizens 01 vxrwuvum mc man- ^ at to take the opportunity of learn- ing full preparation for theaccommofor himself what can be done in dation of the hundreds and thousands making of roads with neceessary who are expected from every quartef liinery haudled by men who are of the State, and in addition to the jrts in the business. hotels and boarding bouses, the pri> much has been said and written vale families are asked to take boardegard to this subject of good roads ers for the week in order to provide , the p'eople of the South are prac- for any extra demand on this occasion. Ily in thorough accord with the James A. Hoyt, Chm'n, : that gooii roads are an acquisition j. f. Richardson, benefit toany community. Every A. J. S. Thomas, is convinced that the lack of good j. R. Horton, is is one of the greatest drawback* jas> t. Williams, Jr., lie growth and prosperity of the Press Committee. th, and to supply this lack is one Greenville, S. C.f Nov. 15, 1901. tie most serious problems before us ay. A nei-work of main roads t under scientific direction with %%%%%% ibleaud permanent maierial will V v le meet the urgent demand of our J rr+v. c? ?j a il districts and market towns. The 5 I o63.S0fl IS Il6r6 ^ s of competition are being drawn ^ ?????????? 4 e closely every year aud the mar- r when you enjoy ^ of profits are growing more slender # < # onsequence, so that it is imperative # DlirifiV PfciniNfi w myloy every elemeut lookiug to ^ 1 a -priced production and cheap dis- 4 a utiou of the crops that are grown i t0 the llralt lf you have tbe i he farms, aud which are to be con- ^ rlghl klnd ol a vehlcle \ led by the non-producers. The en- \ J population of any section is inter- J we bnve the vehicles which will please J d in whatever may contribute to J yoa an(j tbat|will wear longer than a J i result, aud it id clearly demon- J great many other makes. ^ ted that good roads are a prime # \ye bought these vehicles last fall and ^ or in the development ot the couu- 0 gave the Manufactuers plenty of time W * while providing the greatest econ- v to paint tbem, so we have tbe 0 f in bringing tbe producer aud con- 4 i ler together, bo that both classes X MJr'PCf" PSfllchpH # I profit by easy aud cheap traus- a I 1 lllldllvU J tatiou over our public roads. J J [ow cau we secure better roads in J goods which we have ever handled. V South? This is the question to be 5 We also bought In car load lots and # A /.ur inmi nrlfPHftnd freight rates m sussed by practical raeu in tne uoou i r ? , ids convention which will he held # acd propose to give our customers * his city while the road-making is # the benefit of these prices. i jg demonstrated on the roads and d i ets. Organized and practical liues A Ciive uh a call before buylDg and we J jt be laid down to secure the results A C1U, interest you. 0 ~-sj ed at, aud it is neccessary that i j J ry citizen shall give his moral aud 2 J. L. HILL & CO. S ,ucial support to measures which ^ J intended for the benelit of all. J Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Harness # >d roads meati a direct benefit to F Repository. (I ry farmer, as there is no plan that ^ (> I do more to enhance the value of 4'%%%'%'%'%% > *" "".loir^lrwr. rural mmiiiiiuities . irj auu uu? v?uj/ *u.M. ~ , i) permanent and well-constructed Glenn'* i.ocal*. hways. Nothing cau be found to THANKSGIVING ? Raisins, currants, i ri IhiIp morp f(? thp fo"tentment POWDKKKI) citrons, ralnce meat, jelly tribute more to ine contentment, sUGAftp0It tablets, junkets, gelatine, happiness ofa farming population cakes. canned fruits, vegetables, whatever conduces to this state of LOAFSUGAR meats, sauces, pickles, ira nil Hip farm potifprM Innlinir hpn- FORTE V AND cheese. Macaroni, oat flakes us 011 tne tarm corners lasiing oen- coffee. ami N.o. maple syrup. * upon towns aud Cities, for the FLOUR-Tbe best the market can produce. 3perity and advancement of the J.R.Glenn. ners are quickly reflected in the wth and wealth-producing charac- Boys' Shoes ! We have a iVie?'Lrftlanimifv nnnn fine line of boys' and chil advantages of good roads, there is dren's shoes. Call and 8ee SSfSJiSSSt them. P. Rosenberg & Co. securing this desirable result, aud ? 1 ? ice the proposed convention ought I>ont fall to see oar fine line of pipes when iltract men from every walk of life, >'ou come to lbe fHlr- Mllford'B drug store. Bcially those who are engaged in heL^^yd'Steadrugsto^ofc!a. mum th? \ . . 'V-lia ' . m M .