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? WEST END. r . x - Bnppenlnp and Incident* of a Week A boat the City. Abbeville, S. C.t Jan. 21, 1902. Hiss Florida Reese went to Honea Path tbe first of last week to.spend awhile with fr lend there. . s , ' Dr. Nat Long, one of Elberton's leading doctors, was In the city last week on profes* slonal business. Miss Marie Gary retarded last Saturday from a twcf weeks stay with Miss Tommy Bays In Rock Hill. Miss Mabel and Miss Lavlnta Jones have returned to their home In Duiuth, after a pleasant stay here with Mrs. Claude JoDes. Miss Maade Hall, of Atlanta, Is In the city, tbegoestofber sister, Mrs. W. A. Wells. Miss Belle Vlsanska went over to Greenwood Friday and stayed antll Monday. Miss Rebecca Swearlnglo, wbo bos been in tbe otty for sometime, tbe guest of her friend, Mrs. Fred Cason, lelfSaturday for her home In Colombia. MIssDouscba Martin, one of Newberry's attractive youna ladles, Is in the city tbe guest of ber stater, Sirs. T. W. Sloan. Miss Belle Haddon and Mr. R. M. Haddon went to Due West last Friday aud spent a few davs with friends. Mrs. Fred Cason went over to Greenwood Saturday and spent a few days with her sinter ( Mrs. Edgar Blake. ' Mr. J. B. Blake went to Colombia tbe first of lest week on business. Mr. L. T. Miller Is having a neat cottage built on his lot. Tbe house will be occupied v by Mr, George G&mbrell when completed. Miss Grace Gage, of Chester, is in tbe city, > tbe guest of ber friend, Mrs. B. F. Bailey. Mr. Joe Ligon, who is teaching In tbe Graded School in Greenwood, spent Svnday in tbe olty, tbe guest of relatives. Mr. Walter Wolf was ;ln the olty several k days iMt week. Mr. Wolf has a good position to travel. Tbs friends of Mrs. W. H. Long will be delighted to know that she Is much better, after an extreme Illness. Miss Belle Galrard has gone to Savannah to spend some time with her niece In that olty. EUCHRE CLUB. The Euchre Clnb will be entertained Thursday evening at the home ot Miss Plevna 8eal. v Mrs. 8am Seal la home, after a short stay In Verdery with her slater, Mrs. Brltt. Mr. William M. Barnwell returned Friday r from Greenville, where be bad been to attend the cotillion and german given by Miss Sara Cleveland. Mies Kate Marshall and Miss Lallle Cal boon are In Calhonn Falls, the guests of Mrs. Henry.Norwood. ? Hon. and Mrs. Frank B. Gary entertained a number of their friends at dinner Tuesday, In honor of Dr. Lodge of Gaffoey, who was their gneat while In the city. Mr. William Marshall, who la here on a visIt Ln hi* fftthar Dp, .T W MarihalL vfini tn Greenville and Anderson Monday for a short lay wlUi relatives. h Mr. J. Gilliam Aiken la with the firm of L. , "W. White. Mr. Aiken }s an efflolent sales- 0 man and la well known In onr town. Q D. C. KNTKBTAIKMENT. ? Tneaday evening there waa a delightful en- e tertalnment in the Court House, elven by the p Daughters W the Confederacy for the benefit o , of the Confederate Monument The features o of the evening were the addressee by Dr. a Lodge of Oaffbey and by Dr. J. Lowrle Wll- u son. ti l" ' Rev. Edward MoCrady went to Clemson ? College Saturday and preaohed there Sunday ? In the College Chapel. tl .> , ^ Mrs. J. K. Durst and Master Tbomas Durst, ri ? " . of Qyeenwood. were In the city laet Friday si ' ano Saturday. a Mr. Willie B. Martin and Mr. Boy Power pent Sunday at Antrevllle tbe guests of p friends, u P BIRTHDAY PABTY. \ / Saturday afternoon Misses Ruth and Llse p beth Barksdale entertained a number of their J, little friends at a Birthday Party. The time " passed swiftly by all too soon for the bappy ? r:^ \ little people. . tl m , ''' n Ic " LOWNDESVILLE LOCALS. ? *;y . . , ^ CI HBNn^HH^Biarterly Conference? MHRSnm|nnd Badly Burned. HaBiSmMW^ille. 8. C.. Jan. 20,1902. KfiH^Ml^HHnKHdfiOQ, of Hartwell, Qa? Ji of ber brother, Mr. :r Wn3HMMMBMMfeff days. . IjnnHttraMjdBloite Barnes returned b, B9HH9|MfilnMBy^woo last week. HflHRgHu^R. 0. Mescblne received' d] ^BfeBBBflEbHHKH^VrHey heifers wbicb be _ nH^HnBHHMj^an^vntiicky. They are fine lh doubt make fine milk p( HUnnNn mile babe was badly Hi HBHRUOnHSKo. It had been placed ol ln a box, and a larger 3. giWWiMHHBWIjWII^Mni. a piece of lighted pit- ?, the older people lh i?g of it, the little one's ? badly Injured. ?? flHInHMQ^Bn^HaDd family of Anderson .J week and are occupying Ji| to Mr. B. J. Wilson, nil-. ~0 iflEB^^Hrafl^Bm^Bbrldge on Kooky River .J c j^aK^SBfS^HHBI^Bter Blokes and their HtJ^ from their visit to E4p.le ^9MmB?NRSu^Hbome of the first nan#r'y lil|lfPIWMffWIBBMpp'''ii?v night,and remappedHBffii^H^HHl^^^Hdays, with their fr^^lned H^HHnHHHbme at Piedmont. *ends? KHHH(HittflH|^Beer left Thursday m fflMHHHHHve to spend a wbJaorniDg v flnflKMR13u9aiHv. ^^jgwe with BHBB^HEWcTofAbbevllle. came in aDd remained here Wednes^HPHD|MBwH3^Ktiy. Quite a number of our H^^^DinniBowDera met him and attended JiHB|B?aHH|HrequireU. Somehow, ?o far at^^^HHEH^u^^Vlearn, but very few of the ne- * HdSfflgSnelr returns. UnSBMHI^Hb Watson, of Anderson, came * Iiy ana was loenueMui uoi uuIId Alien for several days. town was somewhat excited ' jht about 9 o'clock by an alarm fl sounded out loud and strong, \ ctlon of the depot. Kver'y one ^ astened la that direction, and It f be the burning out of a olilm- c M. E. Latimer's dwelling. Ii d that a dog flgbt would collect 8 Ickly as anything that could be \ ml that author's assertion has J ?n overstepped by an alarm of the cry of lire be beard, and the 1 young, little and big, from all < I up, tumble up, and any way to I b polnuof attraction. A distress enlists the sympathies of all blngeise will. rr opened up as to weather con- ] toouid be desired, and all that en looked for at that date. It is is pretty cold, bot then tbe cold r tot expected to increase to sucb 9 arouse any fears tbat it would j ad distressing results, but tbe t 9 a bad beginning in one par- \ aps more than tbe usual num- c ber or piasters sowed oats, and at a higher ( price tnai> usual, in order to help out tbe g (with many) very short oorn crops of last t year; but alas! alas! the oontinued and se- t vere freeze killed almost all of the oats tbat t . had been sown &Dd many 01 inose woo nau t to "strain a point" to sow before oannot again do so, as this valuable cereal has since ad vanoed much in price. Presiding Elder R. A. Child came In Thursday evening?was tbe guest that night of Bev. J. L. Daniel. Tbe next day Rev. Daniel carted him to Sbllob, where after preaching at 11.80 a. m., be held Quarterly Conference. Tbey then returned to ibis place, and tbe next day at 11.80 a. m.,after preaching the Presiding Elder held Quarterly Conference rfnd preached again on Uunday at 11.30 a. m., andat1.80p.no. Tbe many friends cf Dr. H. B. Allen In and around this place congratulate blm In bis good fortune on his return to his duties 1l> the medical department of tbe University of Georgia at Augusta, In hi* appointment to a position In tbe hospital. This 1b quite a comm his nmflnionnv la his studies, and * yilUJOUV W u.w r.w~v. . while It will oot Interfere wltb them, will be of much advantage to blm financially. Capt. and Mrs. W. D. Maun, of Anirevllle, were over here during tbe day last Saturday. Mr. T.L. Cosby, of Greenville reached here Satarday, aooompanled by bis sister, Mrs. J. H. Latimer, of Abbeville. One by one tbe friends binding t be writer to tbe past are being taken away. But a abort . time ago one of tbe few remaining play and school mates of bis, was called borne. Sir. T. A. Cater, a life-long friend, is gone. He wan born and raised qnlte near bere and spent bis life among this people. All knew and respected blm?a life-long consistent member of tbe Presbyterian Church. For nearly four years be was at tbe front, battling ror Southern rights. A high-toned good man In every sense Is no more. Mrs. C. G. MoAlllster of Latimer died at her home on Taesday last, and the next day at 11 a. m? Rev. H. C. Fennel performed the fbneral services at Rocky River, after which her remains were deposited In the cemetery near by. She was well known in and around this place, and In common with Latimer we moarn her departure. As wife, mother, neighbor, Christian, she was ever ready to obey tbe calls of these important relations. - '?- tolran frnm thfi home a aev oub usd vnu otrole, tbe community and the Church (eel , their loss, and many friends are saddened ' All of these extend heartfelt sympathies to tbe specially bereaved, and hope that the blow to them may be softened by the reflection tbat their loved one left them bh a legacy such a record. Troupe. -r ? ir Wool Underwear for Children! P. Rosenberg & Co. are headquarters for children wool vests and pants, and they carry all sizes. t*nr ur Now is * THE FRIAR LANDS. lecretnry Boot Nasteit* tbe Gov erumeiit Bny Them.-Are HotbeiU of Insurrection and Had Furnished Atcaloaldo His Chief Appeal to Popular Prejudice. Washington, Jan. 18.?Secretary Hoot was card on ibe question of tbe Friar lands In be Philippines before tbe bouse committee n Insular affairs today. He said these land oldlngs constituted one of tbe chief causes f discontent among; tbe people, tbey were be hotbeds of insurrection aud bad furnishd Agulnaldo his chief appeal* to popular rejudlce. Tbe secretary said the religious rders so lolly recognised tbe bad condition r affairs that tbey were disposed to sell out, nd he nrged that tbe government should ike ad vantage of the opportunity to remove be chief cause of discontent In tbe islands, [e did not believe condemnation proceedings rould be necessary as there were indications bat a fair price could be agreed upon. A sugh estimate of the value of tbe lands, be ild, was from five to seven and one-hail llllion dollars, American money. Secretary Root began his statement by exlainlng tbe enormous power which tbe reglous orders bad long exercised in tbe hlllpplnes. They were represented at [adrld, and tbe archbishop was quite as owerful as the governor general of tbe ilands. Tbe order bad largely supplanted 3e native priests. As a result of the great oil Ileal power or tbe orders tbe friars beime tbe medium of communication between :e local parishes and tbe central governtents. They held large tracts of the best ind, amounting to about 400.000 acres at tbe me of American occupation. Tbe people snted tbe lands and tbns a landlord and tennt system was now In operation. This lused Intense hatred, and Mr. Root said tbe tellng of the tenant classes was not equaled i bitterness by anything in Ireland. Agulaldo had taken advantage of this interne iellng ot the tenanu against tbo friar landirds, and tbe movement bad become very Dpular. The secretary said that about the ioet Important thing to be done at this time as to dispose of the friar question, as it was It tbat when landed proprietorship wan rought to an end most of tbe agitation onld be disposed of. Tbe friars bad been riven from tbe land lu many cases, be sald^ 3d if they returned the people wouldJi<jJ lem. Appeals bad been made to ttia^rl d irtment to collect tbe rente du^jfTT\he 8e :?a,rry^n!,d mI8 SiJftWKTdoU without e trooos. Mr. II in ...... leatlon was InvaiH^-Haju W"",1UU Hod that 88 11 was simply a con- f hefrlar^# 'ed aod was fully recognized. ie aMi^ueouielves were bo fully alive to .oMEouaitlonB tbat ihey would doubtless be Jtdy todlepose ot tbelr lands. At all events fr. Root said tbey were a part of an organlzaiod and he apprehended that the disposition f the lands would be determined by nigber horch authorities that the friars themselves. State Maps. ^ Mr. J. J. Strange, agent for the publishers, f Tunlson's Survey, Is in the County, selling saps of the States of South Carolina and forth Carolina, which seem to be up-to-date in very particular. Distinctive lines show be dividing lines between the Counties; and mportant statistical figures are given lu dpall. These figures are oopled irom the late Jntted States Census, and mv therefore reliaile. They are certainly correct as to Abbe rllle, and this would lead u? to believe that he others are also correct. Our people genrally pay a much higher price for tbe. cheap st pictures, which loofc no better than these naps. These maps are useful and are certain y as ornamental to tbe wall as many of the laubs which are hung ou our walls Tbe rice of this map of South Carolina and North Carolina Is only us cemg. nuouiu iue u^cui, <lr. J. J. Strange, fall to lind you, you can find lira at Abbeville at the Glen Etbel loo. Besides tbe maps for South Carollua be sells ctaool maps, aliases, globes and charts. Igentn wanted. Call to see him at tbe Ulen Sibel Inn. 30nfederate pensioners. "irst and Last Call-Those Who Come Within the Terms of the Law Should Heed. rHE COUNTY PENSION BOARDS WILL meet as required by law on the 15tb of Iannary and the 3rd day of February, at Abjevllle Court House, lor the purpose of examnlng new applications of ex Confederate solders and sailor* and widows who are applliants for pension under Act approved Februiry 19ih, 1900, and lor tbe purpose of revising be pension list of 1901; said applications oust bave tbe approval of tbe County Board >efore tbe State Board will consider them. . , J. T. Livingston, Chairman. ' J. T. Glbert, H. W. Bowie, James Evans. Abbeville County reunion uotira. L. T. Hill, Jan. 7,1902. Medical Examiner. .U a* ? rJZ f*0 J sg J_ | I ?*? S hi ?rs P it fUl % Bggfl U M0SS Heavy Winter Shoes can be found at P. Rosenberg & Co. V:. .. ' ' .-.'.V-A-iv-..' .V - ' v: - JL. -Has determi GREi 1% IF 1 VI n t All He will Colored the time Great Bar bought. Art Craio, or Black and White. a lmost every person has now or -? has bad some desire to draw pictures, and tbe only reason that the demand for artists today 18 far greater tban the supply Is tbe fact tbat few young people of this day of hurry can afford to spend from one to four years in college to learn to draw pictures. Another reason with many Is the enormous charges they have to pay as tuition and for materials. With tbe above system and a very small expense, 1 can teach the average person, even as young as ten or twelve years, In from one to three weeks to draw satisfactory life size portraits from photographs, make landscapes, sketch direct from nature or make any other picture you want any desired sized. The public is cordially lnvlled to my studio In Rosenberg Building, opposite Telegraph office, toextmlne the work, also specimens of pupil's work. Come whether you think of taking tbe lesson* or not. No trouble to show you tbe pictures. Studio Is open to visitors from ?1 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., with lady attendant. Class taueht at night for the benefit of those who haven't time to take the lesson in day. Very respectfully, W. H. WILLIAMS. Jan. 8,1902. tf C + ofn nf Cmifli PornlltiQ wkftis vi uuuiu vu1 v11uu) COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Probate Court.?Citation for Letters of A,dministration. By ft. E. Bill, Esq., Jdd(iej)p'probate. "YVHEREAS, J. I\Jb^fTMER bas made * suit to m8jjflr%fani hliu Letter" of Administration or the Estate and ?tleuts of Welborne HwSter, late of A6bevllle County, deceaseju**-^ are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of {the said Welborne Hunter, deceased, that j.hey be ami appear before me In tbe Court of Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Tuesday, the 21st day of Jaouary, 1902, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to fcbqw cnuie, If any they have, why ibe said Administration should not-be granted. Given under my band nod seal of the Court, this 6tb day of Jan., In the year of [8eal] our Lord one thousand nine hundred and one. and In tbe 12(Jtu year of AmerIcau Independence. Published on tbe 8ih day or Jnn., lsui, Id tbe Press and Banner and on tbe Court House door for tbe time required by law. R. E HILL. Jan. 7, 1902. Judge ol Probate. Estate of Elizabeth Ms, Dec'efl Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. rTAKE NOTICE ihat on tbe 25th dny of January ,19n2,1 will render a final account of my actings *ud doings hh AdmlntMratoi of the Estate of Elizabeth Weeks, defeated, In the office of Judge ol Probate for Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and ou the same day will apply for a flnal discharge lrom my trust as such Executor. All persona having demands against said estate will present tbem for payment on or before that aay, proven and authenticated or be forever barred. Pate Weekx, Dec. 24, 1901. Administrator. Notice of Dissolution. rpHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-L istln? between W.Joel Smith and A. M. Smith, under tbe Arm name of W. Joel Smith A Son, Is this day dissolved by mutual W .1 no I Smith. VUUOBU*. ... ? Deo. 81,1901. A. M. Smltb. Partnership Notice. We, tbe undersigned, have this day formed a partnership for the purpose of conducting a general mercantile business under tbe firm name of A. M. Smltb & Co. A. M. Smith, , Jan. 1,1902. , S. J. Link. A Card. In retiring from business I desire to thank a generous public for tbe liberal support bestowed upon me for the past thirty-six years, and to bespeak for my successors, Messrs. A. M. Smith & Co, your continued confidence and patronage, believing tbat tbey are prepared to serve you as faithfully in tbe future as I have done In tbe past. Jan. 1,1902. W.Joel Smith. SALE OF Ml Mt 8Y M? ? "*? * r Am M-rtATJlfmif AV * ' JCi W IJLjJU OlLLLi /ii lTicwtviuivxv January 24, 1002, ut 12 o'clock M., all that tract of land belonging to Estate E. P. Holloway, deceased, known as "Cane Brake," lying on Little River and Buffalo Creek In Abbe vllle County, containing, 208 Acres, TERMS?Cash, J, B. Holloway, J, P, Holloway, S. M. Holloway, Executors, December 31, 1901 If. CIIARLIIS P. PRESSLY, attorney and uuumb?.i<lujk. ai i.an, 302 and 304 Leonard Building. Commissioner for South Carolina. Augusta, da. ? New crop N. 0. molasRes Just received. J. Alien Smltb Jr. 4 nfirf fnr 7) vr shgi Y-MflCLi c<a!1 rl 11 niTim* 4- nil lno H/f Dll^G OCH UUllIl^ tJUC Lail XllO XTJLVU H Cassimers and C^^H^^HKteds at Cost 1 _to_bu^^B 'grains await all to see us., Only give us a lj^^^^^^Hvill surely sel 1111 MHKKti MM ii limn SOUTH />\\T& county. ABBEVILLE Looks pretty UII llic VCUC1HI providing the in conformity with the . the State ConetitugOOQ work, for the registratiou Hpppivprl nM ed voters, and for the deceived into be from a Supervisor*of.Registra House, the impression a. m., and 3 o'clock p firnt Mouday are saving kept open for three sue HHB?9 1d each month until oiten before the genera ment. We can of is tb< moneyr give you qualifications of al J registration every mal< est designs and State and of the Unitec you buy before ^^^^mU>nir\l?LTViS < for it. ^J,"0 line of who has ^^^^^^^^^^^^nurglary, obtaining Ui 1 1 (H under pretense.1 "II I 1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^vruery, robbery, bribery AlirlniT I AHH ^ - I - ?? knaanlt A f lt?iiu! jj |||||||/i 1/ . |T| II j^UUU.l, uicm.u v> wuc SlirllllNiv 1 11 M intent, fornication XiyllLIiA/ ? V/i V V assault with intent t( / ^^^^^^^^^^Hiiscegenation, larceny, . the election laws, am are coming in every been a resident in thi o ji i^^^^^^^Hwoy Krs (except ministers ii Buy now and have US organized churches am it aside for you. No troHM^Ch" trouble to show goods. a resident in the Couuty fo ^^^^^^Hntbs, and in polling precinc; TUr TUril IMP A^^H^^Honth?, and who can read an; I rl& I nLlklllU v^^H, jn the Constitution of 1895, o JEWELERS. dei-stand and explain any sec Inspectors 8. A. I. Hotel Block. Constitution when read ti Fine Repairing a Specialty.^*^',^^" '^"-^ r an elector upon application fo ^^^^vegistration. If any person ha f'^BCJ' / convicted of any of the crime ^HH-mentinned, a pardon of th ^^B"Dor removes the disqualification ^^Kase any minor who will becomi , ^7 v tBBM ^^Hy-one years of age after the clos l^e Books ?f Registration ant l,k^Be the election, and is otherwis L ' U$1 (luwfied to register, makes applies 1 jfii^iSI '" '0jTunder oath showing he is quali f WiA f? register, the Boards shall lfcgis |,yii -MjCh applicant before the closing o A"^\ Person whose qualification? a j?? r**z*i ftiD . Tt?r w ill be completed after th T?f r J ^5 closinglpf tire Registration Boobs bu L J JTj before t*je next election shall have th right t^ apply for and secure a regit r - tration certificate at any time withii /eo^flWflT' / 8uXty. /^ys immediately precedinj tbe c'?$ing of the Registration Books My Dear Santa Clans: K "taftta DuPre, the Toy Mail, has a large The] igi8tration of voters must b i nn n n n i rr ? ?y P?HjftiKprecincts. There must be Stock 01 Dolls, Dogs, Oats, Morses, Book oft Registration for each polliu, Engines, Drums, Horns, Banks, ^or' SSS.^fiS'S-E Games, Blocks, Vases, Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, and other Toys, in habitat t8- Each elector must vot and we want you to go there, ^"oS and buy our Christmas presents. ^ eLfc'i 'M^y^oUn TrtTro ono Ko+tor nrirl his nrices P'ace_ ^eVignated on the registratio i-LlB 1UJO Oil o uuiiw ^ _ are lower than any other dealer, Yours affectionately wVb% ^eo.o? Little Girls and Boys. i? rar- vo"ui 0vercoats and Clothing! 8aBlanI'er Our line is now full and we M?P9.'h.'moore. ' invite you to call and see our oar |^|p!^^'8nr8of line of Clothing. P. Rosenc p0 wyHI^ 60 YEARS' berg & Co. Lamps to burn. Prices from 20c. to 81.50. Be J J 1 L sure hi)(1 see them before you buy. J. Allen J M Call and see oi^r line of^bollrijiy stationary, Tbe most compleete lloe of brushes io be Toanr Maokq found in town IsatTbe .^pred Drug Co. Tooth brushes, null brushes, hair brushes, clothes 'InlVi^ #* uesigns brushes, wblst brushes, In fact any kind of a Anrnn^HfiZ^r COPYRIGHTS ?C. brush you want. The Speed Drug Co. ouickiT ffi^P*'*eket(ih and description may ? . . , , . oar opinion free whether an More scbod books just received. tPJA",1.'0,tg??p8?My patentable. CommnnlcaThe Speed Drug Co. ,en""rtJ'JBifi^|M^ntlal. Handbook on Patent? Our slock of Xmas goods Is the largest In PatentrtSjSpjR,"^^ Abbeville. Coiue and see. tpeeUUn^ijB^tXrgo in the The Speed Drug Co. ^rifflltCE.L School nooks aDd supplies In any quantity V>R|lliffiL VlVI]?rlCul1 at Mil lord's drug store. A handBo^nS We have ibe most complete and prettiest ?f'?!ffilOo S Mneof perlumery *ver seen In ibis city. sold byall newsdealers. MimmTHilruK Slore. PN| NfiW Ynrt Anything In the school book and stationery Crania (MM*wii v Q? m,,.*.":?" J H line to be bad at Mllford's Drug Store. 'V'. Washington, D. c. Harris's Carbonated Water and Ginger Ale .. . if i xrsmnst m if i nirnri Mlltord's Drug Store. . Tinware Is almost out of Bight, but we have |/| /I 1 ult^ l V It/I \ YJ M L I a good line at right prices. J. Allen Smith,Jr ll H /uPHMmPI A VI II | Country merchantH should call oil us before U 1'Ij.a Ll/llJj J buying. Special price* In large quanlties on canned goods, flour, cotlee, soup, criickerB and T other goods. W. D. Barksdale. | . L. \V. White carries at all limes a full line fUrnlsh.i5SPARED AT ALL TIMES T( of groceries and hardware. Cull on him. : customers You will be well treated. ppppri tnn "'^ The weather Is turning cold. Get your glass rivESEt?|jIPgPr PORK SATTSArJE and putty from C. A. MIMord, The Druggist. jK>fKj?3p N. C. dried Applet). T?.,ew. SX?2L Fr?, ^ L?af ^ad Ions desserts lor the holidays. W. D. Barkt- Friday and Saturday. H (jibes I mnrte'lTiEfifDlW for Beeves and Hogs am dale. Green Cull and see our maenlHolent, Hue of fine ? TCwuU(%m a V\I[T?T T ChrlatmaH goods beforeA'ILl,Vord^ Store. T. .fepAXWELL. Phone K<Mr; . \ f I i ' [TE ays to make? ITER OTHIN ; Suits of Tor Cash. We will sell you the ch( l yov. h. m. ta; HAVE M Into the store recently vacated by find them there with a full line of . DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, TJNDE | STAPLE AND FANCY GRC And with their prices gi f ters the best Shoes and i At Reduced Prices i i Shoes that were $1 i Jeans that was 25c 1 Jeans Pants were 7S I LAMPS?A large glass lamp with N I 35c, and even as low as 20c. Good beavj In addition to other things we have a ful Come to see us in our new store, for y< I Yours ? H. ] i 1 ?? i i 1902. * JANU/ i Ciwif fell H ;| VUVUJl VWUli 11 * AT HAL i 1 e e Having just co :ipleted taking Invei r able goods Which we will convert into i P yr Regardless of the Cost 0 TH fIFrWO Which have been sell! " I All ft ft ft Counter at $5 and $6. j unvjnuiu and $7) now offered at r in Jackets, call at once. Short ends i s h? tniii. Eespectfu 8 I R. M. HAL \ Notice to Ti e t : e J. The Undersigned will be at the f Dates Indicated for the Purpose e Calboun Falls?Monday, January 13t l" Lowndesville?Wednesday, January Vf * ?Vfnnrt?v January 201 ? lTJLWUUb vai ujv* , a Willington ?Wednesday, January 22 g Bordeaux?Thursday, January 23rd. * McCormick?Friday, January 24th, S Due West?Monday, February 3rd, T d Doualds?Wedne-day, February 5th, Boih real and personal property are t e at the real value thereof. If property is i I, there should be an inequality in the vi 8 the same will be referred to the County I g To avoid trouble of this kind to both mj I. upon each tax-payer to make a full and ft property. | Tax-payers, in many instance, hereto ] in person and in place thereof have mail* U return with the words "No Change" v cannot be received. K. E. COX You Believe Your Own By* T^nn't h^lieve what we tell want you to come aud se aud see the quality aud pri goods and prices elsewhere will sell you. We Quote s Cotton Rope, all t Lamp* from 20c t< Men's Shoes from ^ Bleaching (4-4) eij 12 pounds good R! Woman's Kaogat 6 Douuds best Rio 3 We have no space to give more prices in all linen. Come and see for yourself J. Allen S pi a i eapest suit you ever "nxr At- r^rv di J L2J [qved 'mm Mr. J. R. Oleno. Yon will RWEAR, ICERIES, eatly redaced. They are headquar- ( lowest prices. iow " - 90c now - - 20c 1 ic now ... 65c o. 2 burner 45c. A smaller one for r full yard wide Sheeting 5c per yard. II line of Groceries at lowest prices.. du will get your money's worth. to'pleaae, VI. TATE & CO. ^RY. # 1902. ivuuv iivii p^uiiv ) DON'S. itory Stock, we find many seasonto Us! ng at $8 and $9. Now on Bargain Odd sizes of Jackets, which were $6 -ji# $3.50, $4 and $4.50. For a Bargain ;:r. .iy*& n Winter Dress jQoods, which must tDON & CO ax-Payers. Places Below Mentioned on the < ) of Beceiving Tax Returns.. i h, Tuesday, January 14th. 15th, Thursday, January 16th. ,b, Tuesday, January 21st. nd. . laturday, January 26th. uesday, February 4th. Thursday, February 6th. o bo assessed for taxation at this time returned at less than its value or If noma nlnoa nf nrntwrtv ilUOllIUU VUW HMMV VMW -W Joard of Equalization for correction. J self and tbe taxpayer, I would urge I lir return and valuation of his or her I fore have failed to make tbeir returns * id or sent to tbe Auditor a blank tax 1 written thereon. Such form of return I , Auditor. J as! :| you about our goods. We e them and examine them ces and compare them with , and we are sure that we .1 a tizes, 15c per pound. j |1.50. $1.00 up. gbt kinds, at 5c. [o Coffee $1.00. oo Shoes for only $1.00, i Cofiee $1.00. , but will say our stock is complete and be convinced. mith, Jfr? i