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A PY NEW YEAK TO A LI,. 9HB ar the*8 autl Bannor begim, nnot gSAU vf nr it co K'teltug to lib pat.rous i |SK friends lt,r ertcb ?"<! all of then 1^1 happy aPr0kPercia8 New Year lu tt ! bomts,?" lbe,r buaiiiesK. Kni markiabells chimk on-oambrellS Bn LA UGU EN. 19 Tbe i,u8e ot Mr. George Gambiell MB MUs M0,'auShen Wlu< solemnized yes NH day ev? "1st 1 [JHt at 7 o'clock, at tbe bo MM 0f ibe"1' sl8'e'". Mrs. .Sellers, In Mom jr. C. Kf??m elect accompanied hy ||^B s|ster,' K"en Oambreil anil Mr. Geo Clart tor Mouroe last Monday. J IbHjKfMUKicuarmingyonng la<Jy> brlS orett,^ accomplished and having mi f.f.o./'lHltH to Abbeville lias a large clr /r> here who wikh lor ber every hap ^oess'wlll extend to ber a cordial welco I to o?y. The bappy groom Is one ot Ab | vlijoist popular young men, having I goodll ana esteem ol everybody, nnd be rflfi today bringing wllb him bis brl< niatjiendK wish bio: it happy and proMp ousf Year. j MORnAH-WAKDI.AW. Afldemans December 25lh st high noi VLr..D.Morrab and Mls? Llllle Waidli ^trailed In tbe bonds ol boly wed lot B.IV. K. Bradley officiating. Tbe marrii Rifiace at tbe bome of tbe bride when Jrgumber of guests were assembled. T .? ucauuiuu; UCtulttUU, UUU SmH^Biuioub dinner preparred. Thin bap BHBr are well known, being of and count* tb the bi-st families iu this couu begin 11 f* under most propitious c nB^Wtauces aud have the best wishes o: Df friends. CASON-GAMUKKLL. gfl 1 marriage of Mr. Cason and Miss Kit M^H*>V)rell was solemnized last Thursday Di t 10 o'clock A. M , at tbe borne of t ^ *"0. Kev. Cason, father of tbe groom o; Tbe homo was most artlsticai ^V^cortted for tbe liappy event, laige pain bo use plants aud bright flowers we j^H*oh*td In profusion iu every ucok ai ^HtTnfer, while ivy aud "mistletoe" made up t l^Ball decorations, giving to the parlor t ^Bppearance of a "fairy bower." The bride ^Hie of Abbeville's most popular youug indl< a bright sunny disposition, which drn< ^ The ktuoili Ih ^Hltured gentleman, and h tine builness ma Hd although In Abbeville but a few yea Bj made many Irlends who wish tor hi S^Hd bin lovely bride u Hie of unalloyed bapi ^Hss. Mr. mid Mrc. Oson are now vihim ^Haiives lu Spariuuburt!. Tbe bride was t I^Hlplent of u great number of costly ut GSHiUtllal presents. TO M'CJAW?PETTIOREW. H[r. J. D. McGuw and Miss Nora Pettier* ^^Ee married last Thursday, Dec. 26th, at lu tbe afternoon, by lie v. J. F. M Rj^kion. Tbe bride Is a most cbarn li -lady and pretty enough to reign HS^ken'' In any man's home. Mr. McUhw HQ^Amade young mau ol sterling qualitl tb>" respect and highest esteem VSHM^ke. Mr. and .Mrs. McUaw returned tl to tbe Parker place where h inagn i EflZX^wer was spread, and where they \vi inH^Hir borne lor the present. wKKkk boys amid the holidays. aB^^K^&ers made their usual rounds du and all through the hoildt^ H^HyS^^joliy good time in spile of til HH|9S^^B&A3^oane8l<'H und Iud^^ ^firnitun I" Ml Jl I- Pictu ?a I .roun \ 300 ? i ! t to de _______ : abou I Comfoi tter iuS >fl*ered ?| , \ (Q? 'g'm hBL JbL. I OF f 'i \ ' jj Where you [I at prices jus1 | ||t>lkick to i ir - W* -2 f a^pyou to g: fin and Ca plete and our ] 1 attention to ( r",iV \ /c? Dr.and Mifc, j)rentK>n with other friends, were entmilned i?*rJi'riday by Mr. and Mrs. Hist W. T. MnC'ill?- j? On Frldayibo aud Mrs. .Samuel Evans eDterl*ln^S a O0mt>?r W their mends 1. wilhaflrie t a rite > dinner, 'j'nts i-cribe wan 100 early for the t^lSS* bllt Kood.tlme for a box of most deilc,0D*'Clike sent out tw 1,1,n hei by the ladles, for lie returned hearty a a The old adaije^'be11?^ ?? 1,0 born lucky tlmn lelr rich" carne io .bftjulso received another u Ire package of < (ik!e 'rorn Mrs. J. J. Kclwaids. On Monday he wafon h!Uil1 1,11 the "nick of jIc. tiir/e" lor a bit; Cbi Kl,,,HK dlninjk at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ? W. Knox, which was beautifully decoraVe<J for Uie occaslou. t0 Quito a number or ir^eudH wer? preset t, nmk- I t(.r. inn the ti ouue clrc e ?e the "little oues" inrfPe'1 h0o,u he, n oe, fe;ome frolic, li^uldty ,e* 1.1- dinner was supei b, ul1? served .u styie ana r 'e was greatly eolovei. al M?"' nnd Mrs. rg? Kuox huvea bright T,HP|?-V! h?lo4 a?'' k,)?* bow to entertain ih!llr '"ends *u the most "I* hlSIi1'MoXvZ'a Jd Mrs. S. F.|Hammond {? entertained a uurnbir of ?t 14 b'? me Christmas dinner. I ? . t ... Mr. and Mrs. WllllafaMckenzie entertaln0bee ed a Lumber of lhelil'r <|R ??! CUrlhtinas HS day with u "/east ol KoPd t,llnK8- \ ile, coming .vfD OOIJ{(** i ?r- MIvr Annie Hose, a |Pretty yourfc ludy ol WHlhalla, is visiting frll?Iirt? ,n. lbe alty. Prof. A. M. DuPrespA^ rll5 ^olldyys in the city with relatives and fr'e['ds. i )D, Among the honored J'^sis of the \clty durmv lng the holidays w?is .V? , ,lr0Il ^? 'en < ''?]" k. A,' as he la tumilisrl by myiiiy. He ige was the gue>-l of Mip^k''" MrH- <M k. Mc" j a Mllllan, and as alw received J hearty he greeting from one am . . .\ , ? a Miss Gertrude Salla t?,u!Td ,0*.Tr UoW,e py lu Washington, D. C.tA<^^|'.r'?a''' ^mi oi- iu* parr 01 tue winteN^^B" , w/ ....... ly. Isabel Haddon. Mlfffc<^Blu!f ls " charming :lr- euest and by her elm1'8P(?*' *;)011. l a many friends who w\\ ^Bp.015 foruand with much pleasure to bei cO^B't'S again \to our city amonK tfie hills. I > OUH SICK FBKS* \ Mr. R. M. \H1I1 aud faiM1* ,bftV?: "J1 beeDf "t. sick, and there are now s^Hr*L' members of (ji the family very 111 Indee^Bv btiJe 1 le ly prayers of many friends th^Bt\flr'ov.et|l ?ufB J(j may be spared to tiiem u^B reKt?ned to ,rJ health very eopn. a(i Miss Annie Moore, of Plura^Rtranc!h, Isl now Le wltb bcr RiHter.iMre. UHI. \ Mtr. Roche Ih\ Kt111 In a r^H. crltlcaljcon18 dltlon. Many friends hope pray fon her 3H recovery. \ I BIG DAM DESTBYED' I m T \ ,'e AinlerNon MI11H and Mill* nilsid iibOetl?I.onn Will IU'ncb,u#'000-| Andernoo. S. l)ec. MO.?Pa^^B'/ damlof the anderkon Watfr, Llgbt an^W ower V'r1* puny, at Poriman lShoHls, on^Ben.Hca, rlvjr. w ten miles went of tlifcs city, was^MUBU,!tl awl|J' 4 lMHt nielli by hlrh MTuter. , .. . c- The dam was700 f?et Ion*. 44^Het ,rllKlJ. a?\(1 ill 8(1 feet wide at the ba><e, and 8 hm top. 150 feet lu the middle of th^W". , is Tb? dlkhhtcr whs totally unex^^Bf ,, ,HK 'L'r t-sldnm was considered iuokI BUh^^? , . v of I dam with the dvnun?>N, etc., rf^^Bi:''en?id ail ie Id vesitin'ui of SlOO.OOd . ti-1 1 he cost of rebuild>tiK cannot , eiu" ll mated with any decree of acc^B*CJV "ut 11 cannot bo loos than SIlMi.UOO aDil r^B-v 1,5 ev?n more. The disaster all'acts this c^V ??verely a? the Anderson mill* nd the Or^Hul 'I1 t.ww ! of the largest cotton i'jIIK here^Bi,,aPloylnK r. I nearly 2000 hands used the ele^Hr'c Power \ /8 furnished by the company. Th^HAnderson 1 ie! mill* has a partial equipment for <^B-,,un p0*" 1 a-1 er and by running day and nlc^K may be >tii?b!e to give more than half Its hai^H" couJ;lD* employment. It kM take r<lHr ,?.r.,ve ,d I mortthjCtorebnlld thetnken damBn'' ,f llie o I mills should decide toll stall ett^Hm power ? i this cannot, be dODe fol^ome t^Hne- The hi breaking ofth? dam has blow r! to the bublne*# and ?< the city. flmnlH j T\ _ _ I 3 ueaiers ABBEVI IC I i CUIl THE it rt, Durabilit ality Considc TBI WJ> McDILl can find anj : a little und % nake in rege Lve us a call. sket Dep. Mr. McDill w each and eve: mi & W. Joel Smitb A Sou's Locals. Just receiveda fresh lot of delicious snow flake soda crackeru which we are gelling at 1! renin per pound. Tbey retail everywhere a 20 cents. W. Joel Smith <? Son. California Lemon Cling Peaches Sugai Corn and Enriy June Peas are something de llcious in canned goods. \V. Joel Smltn A Son. U. M. H. Club Loaded shells, 3 drams pow derand 1 oz. shot at 40 cents per box. W. Joe Smith & Son. The weather Is turning cold. Get your glas and putty Iroin C. A. Mlilord, The Druggist Phone 207. Call andseeour maenindent, line of fln ChrlBlmaH goods before tt is broken. Milford's Drug Store. Call on \V. Joel Smith & Son for fresh mouo tain bucK wheat flower. School opeDs Monday. September, 30. W? are ready with a full li?e of school book" slates, crayons. pencils, tablets, pen? and luk Phone 18. The Speed Drug Co. The most compleete line of brushes to b< found id town In at The Speed Drug Co. Tooth brushes, nail brushes, hair brushes, clothe! brushes, whist brushes, In fact any kind of ? brush you want. The Speed Drug Co. More school bonks Just received. . The Speed Drug Co. Ouiock of Xmns goods Is the largest lr Abbeville. Come aDd see. The Speed Drag Co. School books and supplies In any cjuantltj at Mlllord's drug store. We have the most complete and prettlesi line of perfumery ever seen In this city. Mil ford's Drug Store. For the man behind the pocket book Hall <x Anuerson s overcoat prices are very picas' inK. Talcum powder 5c to 25c, at The Speed Drue Co. Ice cream and cold drinks of every kind at Milford's drug store. State of Sooth Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. I'KOItATK COURT. James T. Latimer, as Administrator of Estate of Peter Hunter, deceased, plalntiO' against Rebecca Hunter, Charles Hauler Jobn Hunter and otlierc, defendants.-Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. In virtue of an order from tiie uourioi rrouuie ior .vuubvnie uoumy, i win sell at Public Outcry at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday In .JANUARY next, for the payment of dgbts, the following described real estate belonging lo the estate of Petei Hunter, deceased, situate in Enid State and County, to wit: All that tract or parcel land, containing One Hundred and Fifty-Seven A n^nci Q.U1G0J more or less, bouuded by lauds of Josephus Bowen, L. G. Clinkscales, Ebetoezer Bell and Henry M. Hill. TERMS?One-half Cash, the balance on a icredit ol twelve months, with Interest from [day of sale, the credit portion to be secured t)y bond of purchaser und a mortgage of the lisemtses; or, purchaser may have option ol maylng all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording. 1 R. E. HILL^^ V?f'^ -Judge Probate Cou^H J and Ui lle, s. o. es a Sp 'OA 1) TO y and Lcr ?red) Leads i L & L I rthing want< er anybody trd to busin artment ill give specis ry order. r| NOTICE! limns! : THE Hill ill is NOW READY TO STORE Cotton, Grain, Guar tt r* , | neavy urocenes ; AND ALL FARM PRODUC I i r It Will Also Be Prepared to Press i Store all Hay Brought to Market. i The Compnny will continue to erect ol bulldlngH Hi.'tllcienl to meet all the cleraa [ for Htoruge. JOHN LYON, MANAGER. June 12, 1901. If mornt-n LociiIn. Do you waut a nice trunk, telescope dreser suit case? If so couie und get cheap. , I have a few over coats that will keep warm and costyiu very little money. ' Come and select a nice warm loprobe be ' they are all taken out. Pare Mountain buckwheat (lour, Mi New Orleans and rock candy syrup to go v li. 1 have a good stock of guns ai>d you will well to look avUioiivbelbre buying. Almonds, peacann^rttzll and'.engllsh \ \ nut, fresh ami nlce/>U?iS \ Citron, raisin*, corrants, cocbanuts, fr candies and craeker* ready for ctulstmas. P-- Amos 13. Mora Read DuPro'a J^jtj|jid his street sign, i you will mal^e wJTrtJfluke If yoflf buys Dul're has alfio?;tlite jof Iron T?ys at and 25c., bettjfer IhaD'^tlu toys at |hc si Dul're hns a Job lot of Toys he Is se^llty^ vc.j. V .. < You can buy a iltflt ftluro?t hk larpf^^H t yearn old baby for S1.50 hi DuPre'ty^^^M Cult and see tbe line cf Wall^^^^H| Wall Paper Your plastered wall^^Hn|9^HBH i prntlpr with a border^^^^^^^HH^H DuPru'n full line I jitore. E-?y?3 idertakers, ecialty = w Prices S> to the StG VON, / m 3d in their line else. We have ess" and only *: . ? 11 . . .. * >. } r? j \ ; TfreeT * | IT WILL COS! J[ | ING- TO COM] I OUR IMMENS: ! m . i io' i uiristmas (T ' ' | WE HAVE TE : STOCK IN TOV and | PRICES WIL 1 YOU, BECAUSE I m TTTl T ATTTTinm s inn. juu w ii.c> 1. Ihor * The Speed : WILLI II lore P'" \V. S. COTHRAN, t Proprietor. bis ioc. Sensible Kitchen Furniture. important that this part of the iHffiflH should have convenient farnishl^^HH^B The busy workers will be greatlyW^H^H ciliated. Have a line of Kitchen bles, Meat Safes, Chairs, et^'; whiflHBHfl will please as well by their apod looflHHHHH as by their substantial make. Eac^^S^H| article is the kind that will last. These are samples of our loy price^^BRH mgm " H 1 illllpS* I ? . < FREEM 1 YOU NOTH- 1 it. Aivrn sim flrL' JM ?: ?. s e stock of | 1 i Goods. | *| :e largest |||m V IN, AiNi) UUK ; L SURPRISE I I THEY ARE f ? r " ^^BeEKH uf> *&* Drug Co' J '' m