" ' V
The Press and Banue)
\
ET"Pt'bHHhed every Wednesday at W 8
ear In advance.
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1902.
when Smith Pnrnhna'8 Senators comf
homeaDd begin to tell of the wickedness o
each otber, tbe people will bave a glorloui
time. It b88 been so long since anybody has
been abused In this State, tbat something on
tbat line would be Interesting.
Prince Henry arrived In New York last
Sunday. He was expected on Saturday, and
the greRt demonstration was postponed fci
a day. He Is now In Washington, where tbe
President received him with great honors.
The Only One.
Tbe only flour manufactured south of the
Ohio river mat Is guaranteed pure by the
Anil-Adulteration League, and bears ltd registered
trade-mark, thus affording the consumer
absolute Immunity from the poisonous
| mineral that Is being used to adulterate flour
I Is "Clifton," made at Brausford Mills, OwensJ
boro, Ky. It will be on sale at L. T. & T. M.
Miller's Mrs. Lou Alewlne's, J. R. Glenn's,
and J. S. Cochran's. Other's can get It, 11
you Insist on bavlng It.
C'hrlillnn Grace.
Mr. A. L. Hull of Ihe University of Georgia,
will deliver h lecture on "Tbe Compalgn ol
the Array of Northern Virginia" for the Denefit
of the School Lsbrary, Friday night, Feb*
* " - '? * " -> O.li/1 i.'Alnnlr
ruary as, at ioe oouri nuuio ? w.w?
Admission 15 and 26 cents.
Yonr Grocer Can Get It.
"Bransford's "Clifton" Flour Is made of tbe
best selected wheat grown on Kentucky soil,
and Is milled as much wllh regard to the
nutritive value of the flour as Its color and
rising qualities. Aek your grocer for Clifton."
.Every 50-pouud sack 1h put up In regular
towelling, every sack making two good
towels. J. R. Gleno, J. B. Cochran, L. T. &
T. M. Miller, and Mrs. Lou Alewlne will keep
It.
A. R. P. Church, Feb. 23.
New Telephone*.
G. A. NIckles, Beef Market. No. 82.
G. W. Fuller, residence. No. 121.
Abbeville Furniture Factory. No 69.
T. M. Glenn, residence, No. 188.
PHONES REMOVED.
Elcrtrlo Light and Power Co., 132 and 82.
B1 i Williams, residence, 67.
Abbeville Laundry, 88.
For Sale or Rent.
Mrs. Mabry's cottage on Man 8treet, West
Eud. Also two building lots. Easy terms.
Perfect titles.
Apply to
Mrs. L. W. Mabry.
Feb. 24, 1902.
Daughters ol the Confederacy.
x Tbe Daughters of tbe Confederacy will meet
at Mrs. Blake's next Tuesday afternoon
*" * *" " ~ -u a 11 otlanHunoo
Marcn 4io, ai tuur o uiw&, n. ?na ?
lit requesied.
A.
R. P. Cbnrcti, M?rch 2nd.
"The Natural and the Spiritual," will be the
subject of the sermon next Sabbath morning
at tbe Associate Reformed PresbytenaD
Church.
All are Invited.
? Upper Louk Cane.
Rev. Dr. Alfred Morment, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. will preaob at Upper Long Cane next
Sabbath. Dr. Mormeut 1b a flue preacher and
no one should mine the opportunity of hear
. lng him.
Local of R. n. lladdon A Co.
R. M. Haddoa a Co., are now showing their
1st shipment of sprlug good*. The principle
thlngo on sale this week are wblte goods, embroideries,
laces, wash fabrlques, black and
colored obeviots, mohairs, sllKs, <&c.
Laundry Aicenty.
I now have the ageocy lor tbe Gates Steam
LauDdry, Greenvlite, S. C. If you would like
to bave them do your work give me your
laundry. J. W. McKee, Jr.
Beef Cattle Wanted.
If you have any beef cattle or hogs for sale,
It will be to your advantage to see Thomson
Bros, before you sell.
Married.
Feb. 19 1902, by Rev. J. F. McKlDnon. Mr.
Frank Huuier and Miss Mollle Pettlgrew.
Capt. F. W. R. Nance was in towD one day
last week. He Is tbe same cheerful mau that
he was years ago. Physically, be Is now sixty-eight
years ol age, but blB heart is not over
thirty. Ue Is now leu years beyoDd the age
limit which the oldest meaiDer 01 nis iamnj
ever attained. He was twice elected Sheriff,
and voluntarily gave up the office. He says
he will dow make the race lor Slate Senator
and will give the boys a lively time or it.
Mr. Alex. Hagan died at his home last Sabbath
Digbt, after a brief Illness. He was in
his seventy-eighth year, and bad lived a useful
and upright llie. For years be bad been
a member of Upper Loo* Canechurcb. After
funeral services at bis home, conducted by
Rev. J. F. McKlnnon, be was burled at the
Llndxay burying ground Monday at8 o'clock.
Wanted?Poor yearling cattle. Apply to
Gus Ricbey, Abbeville, S. C.
Harris's Carbonated Water and Ginger Ale
Mlllord's Drug Store.
If you want to see the most complete line or
up-to-date statlooery you ever saw. Call at
Mllford's Drug Store.
See our line ofcanned goods before you buy.
W. D. Barksdale.
GOLD MILL BURNED.
Loss Estimated at Foor Thousand
Dollar*?Insurance One Thousand
Seven Hundred Dollars.
Oa last Monday night the gold mill, about
eight miles south of Abbeville, was destroyed
by Are. The loss is estimated at $4,000. Insu'
rauce, $l,70o. The power plant was one of
the best of Its size to be had In tbe markets,
and bad* been run very Utile, Messrs. W11
Jlamson <k Wakellng are cblef owners or tbe
property, which originally coat some 88,000
or 810,000. Tbe Insurauce, 81,700, and damaged
machinery 1m all that In lelt.
Tbe digging ol tbe ore will goon as usual,
and wben tbe mill Is repaired tbe ore will
be worked.
Tbe owner* of tbe mill are Canadian*, and
have made many friends amoDg our people
Blnce tbey came among qi, aud It is hoped
tbat all necesnary repairs will soon be made,
and tbat stacks of the unelesn KOld lying
around loose may be gathered until our new
Irlends may have an abuodace of it.
i
NOTICE I
Every little girl in Abbeville
should get a ticket l'or the Biscuit
Baking Contest to be held
at the Nicholson Furniture Store,
February 28th. The Buck Junior
Range which they are to give
away can be seen in their show
window. It is full nickle plated
and is valued at Ten Dollars.
These contests a regular feature
of advertising with The Nicholson
Furniture Stores, and they
have always been great successes.
At the last one (held at
Chester, S. C.,) nearly one hundred
little girls participated.
Refreshments will be served tc
all the little cooks. Tickets foi
the Contest can be had free at
The Nicholson Furniture Store
and all girls under fourteen
years, and including that age, in
Abbeville and the surrounding
country are invited to take part
The Contest will be personallj
conducted by Mr. Nicholson and
Mr. Perkins, of the Buck Stove
au d Range Co.
Great Fire in
;Mrs. Mary Lyon Bradley ,
Have a Narro
THEIR PERILOUS WALK
Their Success Brought Forth a Tremendous Sh<
They Descend From the Fifth Story of Park
Safely on Their Jourr
r Mr. and Mrs. Bradley appeared at
the Park Avenue side of the building,
Bradley appeared to be cool; her hus
stepped out of her window upon an
was covered with ice and snow.
On this narrow coping, with their
the hot walls of the building, Mr. a
hand for over sixty feet to a point c
middle of the. hotel, noon which a doz
they had raised ladders to the fifth flo
on the ladders, were assisted to the pc
by the aid of two score firemen, and a
A LETTER FROM MR
New Yo
Dear Mother and Father:
The Park Avenue Hotel ws
You will likely see our nam
We are not much hurt.
The fire caught us in ou
the hotel was afire . There
We got on the window and h
est. Crowds of men were li
I trying to help. Finally,
that reached a balcony jus
us, and some sixty feet fr
around the walls of the bu
ledge about a foot wide. \
the balcony to which the 1
man on the balcony told me
caught me. Mr. Bradley fol
a sprained ankle. When I ]
arms ever so many men came
that they had never witnes
showed when I ran around t
great house.
A New York Herald staff
ried us to a place of res1
kind as could be.
The occurrence was horr
eight dead bodies had beer
so many others were burned
Don't be uneasy about u
? ?- ? i ^ X i 1
Tne Doctor says tnat n
for us to sail, and that w
right.
Our loss was wraps, a k
few other things.
Your loving daught
That the expressions about hot \
ledge: Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, uncons
afire, were standing at their window
rtanr fn f Vl ?sll r\ (\ p-n Txr anrl XJ
V tx y XiVCll W kUVUi! uuuuvuiji UUU ?
hall burst into the room which they o
Mr. Bradley has a commission fro
to go to Manila to teach in some of tl
Bradley were recently married and he
! as ever crossed the sea.
liow nir?u Help U*. The Christian wants
Birds do an immense amount of oue thing about a prop<
drudgery for man, if they do uow and action. He does not ir
i then reward themselves by a dainty easy, politic, safe, proflti
i tidbit of ripening fruit. A pair of rob- He asks merely : "Is it
[ins have been watched while they me?" That question an
carried a thousand earth-worms to their atively, he knows that t
. brood. Woodpeckers destroy egg* and secure and happy.
larva) which would develop millions If praise comes unsou
' ot destructive creatures iu n>re?uj ?iuu while men are utterin
orchards; and oneof the most inevita- yourse|f by thinking c
,'ble foes of the canker worm is the cause for ,furabhug ?ou
> beautiful oriole, were it but allowed to to God, thinking unto <
I Jive* cents would be changed
Lovers of birds will be gratified to knowtl to God and |
i. hear that speedy revenge is in store Hfnnfi rpvpnipd
' for wanton destroyers of bird life in reveaiea.
5 France. It is stated that all agricul- Instability is often
i tural and fruit-growing industries are mere foible, or constii
. suffering severely from the almost to- ness ; but it is a sin thai
- - ..... -11 i.?? .f ? 11?? ??
tal extermination of the small birds. uojjc m cAwuruvc
T In the Department of the Herault the hope of success. When
, havoc worked by insects amongst the man with no fixed b
, grapes causes a loss of 2.000.000 gallons from one place to a not
of wine a year. It is now calculated opiuion to auother, in
I that, as many birds consume about 600 latest "fad," from one
. insects a day, the loss of even one of other, I detect a mora:
them may mean the loss of 3,200grains and say to him, "Una
of wheat or 1,150 grapes daily. thou shalt not excel."
! . \ .
; v * 'f . >r--.' .' ' 'ir*
\
? 1 <' 1 "-L- . PW
New York.
i
i
i
i nit. wT r> D?Jf .
ana ivir. w i\. uracuey i
w Escape. ;
: ON HIGH LEDGE I
i
i
Dut of Gladness From a Vast Multitude. j
Avenue Hotel in Safety, and Are Now
<
ley to Manila.
; a window on the fifth floor on ,
, near Thirty-third street. Mrs. !
?band hysterical. Mrs. Bradley !
eighteen-inch ledge. This ledge J
bodies pressed close up against
nd Mrs. Bradley crept hand in
iirectly above the portico in the
en firemen stood and from which
or. Then the two climbed down
irtico and from there to the street
i mighty cheer went up.
tF
!S. BRADLEY.
rk, Feb. 22, 1902.
is burned last night,
es among the injured.
r room before we knew
was no way of escape,
.allooed for the longooking
at us and
a ladder was put up
t one floor below
om us. We had to run
lilding on a narrow
/hen we had come above
adder reached, a
to jump, and he
.lowed me. boxn nave
.anded in the man's
to me and told me
sed such pluck as I
he walls of that j
correspondent cart,
and he was just as
ible. When we left,
l found, and ever
I- frightfully.
LS .
; will be all right
re will soon be all
odak, some books, and
er,
Mary Lyon Bradley.
I
Jl.
vails and ice and snow on the
cious that their own house was
matching a great fire which was
without warning, flames from the
ccupied.
m the United States Government
tie high schools. He and Mrs.
takes with him as brave a bride
to know just You are the keeper of your own heartweu
course of habitation, on which depends your
lquire: Is it peace, and your spiritual life. Conf
j ri?P?P i < Hcience is the sentinel faculty. If conuod
s win for science is drugged or seared, you are at
swereu affirm- t^e mercy of every foe. Conscience
ne results are enlightened and vigilant will challeuge
every temptation, however smooth of
ght, it is well, tongue.
g it, to guard j have no money. I had nothing to
sotne secret give but myself; and so I made the
rself inwardly resolution that I would never sadden
what these ac-j^ayojjg ej8e with ray troubles. I have
i if all that is?laughed and told jokes when I could
;n to yourself, j have wept. I have always smiled in
the face of every misfortune. I have
regarded as a j tried never to let any one go from my
tutional weak- presence without a happy word or a
: often wreck* bright thought to carry with him. And
and kills all happiness makes happiness. I myself
I see a young am happier than I would have been had
.oksid I sat down and bemoaned my fate."
laviiDj Minuug
her, from one ? ^ ?
search of the Kor lamdents fleed go to Mllford Drug Ston
obureh to an- Phone 307.
I unsoundness, Our prices oil every tiling to be fouDd In an
tflhlp iih n tbr up to date drug store. Tiie Speed Dru* Co.
aier Tableui frjaa oue cent up, at DuPre'fl Booh
Store.
Wnfthlnglon's Birth Dny.
Tbe fist fight la the Senate occurred on
Washington's birth day. Washington, as
pou all kuow, couldn't tell a lie, but Mc- j
Laurln seemed to think differently of Tillman,
and this opinion expressed as it waB,
Drought on the fight. McLaurln does not see
Lbe likeness Detween George and Ben.
Tillman was the aggressor and he brougbt
Dn a row from which he will gather no |
laurels.
Both Senators Ftand suspended.
McLaurln has demanded an investigation
is to Tillman's charges, and It really seems '
that the Senior Senator Is in close quarters.
When he attempts to prove that McKlnley
md Roosevelt went Into a corrupt bargain
with McLaurln, the witnesses will be hard to
Ond. Any charge that McLaurln yielded to
Improper influences applies with equal force
.o all the parties connected with it. Nobody
lelieves that McKlnley or Roosevelt or Mc
Laurln are dishonest. Tbelr hands are be- '
lieved to be clean.
I
"Men of The Time" 1b the title of a valuable '
Biographical Encyclopedia of Contemporane- '
jus Soutn Carolinians, by J. O. Garlin?ton.
tt is most beautifully printed by the Oarl- '
logton Publishing Co.
The book is true to its name and gives
mtbentic sketches of a host of prominent
people In every line of business. Every man
who publishes a newspaper will find this a
most useful book, when eood men are being
discussed or burled, and every one who ex-j
Dects to be discussed or burled should place
intbentlc information in reach of tbe
editors of tbe State.
COUBT PBOOEEDINGS.
Court Resnmes ih Heaslou After 8ev- '
eriil Dhj'k Adjournment.
Tbe State against Arthur Wilson and Elliot
Houston, burglary and larceny. True bill.
, Arthur Wilkon plead guilty and was Ben- .
teuced to twenty days on County cbaln gang.
Elliot Houston's case was nol prosed owing '
to a previous life sentence In State Penitentiary.
(
Tbe State against John Wlms, burglary and
larolny. Plead nol guilty, the following Jurors
were sworn:
R. T. Ktrkpatrlck, W. J. Edwards,
J.J. Orant, J. W.MoMahan,
J. W. Mars, J. W. Harden,
J. W. Sign, Jr., W. A. rempleton, J
W. R. Ellis, 8. W. Boya,
W. D. Bell, J. H. Hawthorn.
After argument with E. O. Qraydon for defence,
and solloltor Boggs for Stata the Jury |
sentenced him to thirty days on poDiio worn,
The State against Bam Rlchey, Indicted for '
rape. Plead not guilty. <
The following Jnrors were sworn: <
H. M.Munday, W.C. Botts,
J. J. Crowtber, A.T.Brown,
W. O. Mars, D. 8. 8cott,
J. H. Bask In, I.F.Hammond, ,
W. H. Hammond, J. W. Gordon,
G. W. McKee, J. C. Mcllwaln.
Witness for State: Hannah Cain and Mary
Freeman ; for defence: O. K. Fuller and Sam
Klcble. Found not guilty.
Defendant'* Attorney: Ellis Qraydon and
W. P. Greene. Prosecution : Solicitor Boggs
State against Francis Wheeler, assault and
battery with intentto kill, guilty, sentenced
to 9 mootbB in Jail.
W. J. Edwards, W.C. Botts,
A.T.Brown, W. V. Brownlee,
J. W. McMaban, W.J. Hill,
J. N. Gordon, J. E. Mcllwaln,
J. J, Crowtber, v Jesse S. Calloway,
T.J. Ellis, ^ J. H. Hawthorne,
were Jurors in above case. EIIIb Graydon acted
as attorney for delence.
Court adjourns, Judge Gage returned home
Wednesday night.
Court of Common Pleas convened Monday
morning with the following Jury:
W. Wardlaw, W. T. Cowan,
T. A. Campbell, 'L. W. Lesley,
J. E. Todd, T. P. Quarls,
W. A. Hannah, B. A. Wilson,
W. E. Hagan, E. P. Kennedy,
W. h. uorton, J. u muu111,
J. T. Cheutt.ua, J. W. Cooma,
J. H. McNeil, U. P Hammond,
J. M. Pomel, W. J. MUford,
W. H. Brltt, A. A. Pearson,
J. M. Seawrlgbt, Johnson Cleckley,
C. fi. Kay, Z. M. Grant,
J. E. Gray, H. P. Philips,
A. B. Cochran, J. N. Pratt,
W. H. Brltt
T. M. Perkins, Plaintiff, against Bryson &
Nicklen. Defendants. Judgment against Bryson
A Nlckles for S4&1.98. Under Judgment
by default.
Aug. W. Smith, plaintiff, against N, M.
Benson, defendant.
Judgment by befault for $151.83.
At 4 o'clock. Court adjourns till balf past
nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
J. C. Prefsly against Hannah Brown.
K. B. Gary represented Plaintiff, W. N.
Graydon, the defendant. Jury rendered the
verdict in favor of plaln-tlff lor $293.50.
Following were Jurors:
W.T. Cowan, C.B.Kay,
J. M. Seawrlgbt, T. 11. Botts,
B.C. Link, W.M.Grant,
W. H. Horlon, J.E.Todd,
R. D. Philips, John so n Cllckley,
JoePrlnce, J. w.uovin.
Mose Watson against Southern E. tt. Co.
Tbe following Jury w?? sworn :
J. C. McUlU, W. E. Hayne,
J. H. McNeil, A. B. Cochran,
W.,H.Britt, Jno-T. Cheatam,
J. W. Brown, . Frank Nero,
W. A. Hannah, W. H. Ward law,
L. W. Leslie. J. E. Gray.
Defendant's attorney Interposed a demurer,
demurer overruled.
Witnesses for plaintiff. Mose Watson, It.
E. Hill, Judge Probate. Julia Watson, Turner
Williams, Muzella Watson, Julia Scott, J. T.
Toy, It. E. Cox.
Defendant's Attorney made motion for
non-auit. Motion overruled.
Senator J. Lylea Glenn of Chester, Division
counsel for the S. A. L. has some cases at this
Court for trial.
M'LAUREN S DEMANDS,
Want* Tillman's Charges Fully laves
r'TRted.?Resolution Introduced at
' is Bequest by Senator Prltchard
Vbat McLauren Says In Reference
~~to the Resolution.
*- 1 * - ? nt Cjnn/ilo 1 ?Tm morl lotAr
W aamUKluu, r cu. *1.?ojaiv/ibii?
1 v afterftbe senate convened today, Senator
Prltcbard read tbefollowing letter:
Hon. J. C. Prltcbard, United States Senator,
Washington, D. C.?My Dear Sir: I was prevented,
a? you know, trom offering tbe resolution
which i wrote at my desk Sunday demanding
an Investigation of tbe charges
made by my colleague, by belngadjodged In
oontempt of the senate. I am now debarred
tbe privilege, and request you to Introduce
the resolution, tor tbe reason tbat, if tbe
charges are true, I am unfit to remain a member
of tbe senate, and If they are untrue, tbe
man wbo made them is unfit to remain a
member of tbls honorable body. In any
event, I feel tbat lam entitled to a vindication
by tbe same body tbat makes Investigation
in the proceeding for contempt. I
berewltb enclose tbe resolution.
Yours very truly.
John L McLaurln.
The resolution referred to follows :
"Whereas tbe senior senator from tbe
state of South Carolina charged In a speech
on thefloorol tbe senate tbat tbe Junior eena
tor from tbe same staie oau ueeu i UJpiupoi i j |
Influenced In casting bis vote for the ratification
of tbe treaty of peace between tbe
United States and Spain ; and. whereas tbe
Bald cbarge was emphatically denied by tbe
Junior senator.
' Resolved, That the committee on privileges
and elections be directed to Investigate and
report as to the truth of tbe said charges,
with fn 11 power to send for persons and papers."
Senator Pritchard moved immediate consideration
of the resolution, but on motion
of Senator Hale it was referred to the committee
mentioned in tbe resolution.
A. M. .Smith A Con. I,ochIm.
We have Just received a shipment of Geo
O. Snows shoes for men, these are undoubtedly
tbe best shoes sold at Abbeville. Call and
examine them. A. M. Smith & Co.
We are selling several kinds of sugar at 20
pounds for a dollar. You will surely be re?
paid lor examining our goods and prices.
A. M. Smith <t Co.
A large Rtook of Hardware, plow tools and
? 1?.. imniomoniH coriRtantlv on band.
1UILUJU6 .
A. M. Smith A Co.
A few bushels nice wheat for pale. Suitable
, either lor sowing or feeding to chickens.
A. M. Smith & Co.
> Don't fall to call on ns for saddles, bridles
and horse collar* of all kinds. A large siock
i of the famous "Gee Haw" collars at 50 cents.
A. M. Smltb & Co.
The best black bat ! town for $1.00, don't
take our word for It, but call and see It for
5 yourself. A. M. Smith & Co.
A few cases three pound California lemon
i cllne peaches reduced from 25 cents to 20
centa, and tbey are very One. King up phone
: 29 and see how promptly your goods will be
jdellvered, A. &1. Smith & Co.
: - 'I-V.. j.,
JUST
REMEMBEM!
WE
A.RE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
EVERYTHING
IN
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
AND
TOOLS
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTIONihtttt-i
en A TT\
im u r
Abbeville Hardware CO.
PERSONS MBTED
? TO THE FIRM OF
The THIELING CO.,
are requested to settle at once with
/
Frank B. Gary, Esq.
Tbe claims have been placed in bands for
;ollection.
Feo. 18,1902 ?
Notice of Registration.
On THE 1Kb. 12th AND 13tb OF MARCH
;he books for Registration for tbe city will be
)pen at tbe Clerk's office from 9 till 4 o'clock
?acli day.
S, G. Thomson, Mayor.
James Chalmers, Clerk.
Feb. 16, 1902. 3t
Estate of ff. F. Kennedy, Dec'd.
Notice of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.
rpAKE NOTICE that on the 12th day
March, 1901,1 will render a final account
" ""Ho"" ?*>? itAlnn. am Alim<n 1 Rl.r&tor of
the Estate of W. F. Kennedy, deceased,
In tbe office of Judge of Probate for
Abbeville County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on
same day will apply for a final discharge from
my trust as Buob Executor.
All persons baving demands-against said
estate will present tbem for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. W.L.Kennedy,
Feb. 12,1902. Administrator.
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
county of abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. C. B. Thomson, Plaintiff, against Abbevllie
Electric Light and Power Company,
and others, Defendants.
By authority of a decree of sale
by tbe Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville
County, In said State, made In tbe above stated
case, I will offer for sale, at Public Outcry,
at Abbeville C. 11., 8. C., on Salesday In
MARCH (3rd,) A. D., 1902, within the legal
bourB of sale tbe following described property
: All tbe property of tbe said defendant
Abbeville Electric Light and Power Company,
including,
(a) All Its franchises for doing business In
the City of Abbeville, Its poles, wires, and
other property, Us machinery, consisting of
Engines, Boilers, Dynamos, Transformers,
and Sundry Supplies, all Its Notes, Accounts,
cboses In action, now owned or Hereafter to
become due to the said Company;
(b) And the following described real estate
in the County and State aforesaid. All that
tract or parcel of land, known as Tract No. 11
of the Guiliebeau Estate, and also better
known as the Martin Shoals tract, containing
Forty-One and One-Half [411-2]
Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of the De
La Howe Estate, George B. Perry man, Robert
Moragne and others.
TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay
J for papers.
L. W. PERRIN,
I Master A. C. S. C.
Feb. 16, 1902.
Master's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY Vtr abcl v xuliiu.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Charles G. McKay against Mary Taggart aod
M. E. Holllngsworth.?Foreclosure.
By AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF SALE
by the Court of Common Fleas of Abbeville
County, In said State, made in tbe above stated
case, I will offer for sale at Public Outcry,
at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on Salesday in
MARCH (3rd.) A. D. 1902. within tbe legal
hours of sale tbe following described land, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County, in the
State aforesaid, containing
Five (D; Acres,
more or less, lying In the City of Abbeville,
bounded by lands of Maggie Sassard, W. A.
Calvert and Ida Jones, and fronting on Main
Street, known as the Sprott Place.
Also,
all that other lot or parcel of land lying In
that part of the City of Abbeville known as
Fort Pickens, in the County and Stale aforesaid,
containing
One (1) Aore,
more or less, and bounded by lands of the
Estate of W. R. Hemphill, Estate of U. W.
Syfan, and street leading from Abbeville to
Greenwood, (formerly known as Cambridge
Street) the same bavlng been the residence 01
the late Q. W. Syfan.
TERMS OF SALE?One-half cash, balance
on a credit of twelve months from day 01
sale,secured by bonds of the purchasers and
j mortgages of the premises, said bond to beai
I interest at the rate of eight per cent, per an
num. payable quarterly. Unpaid Interest be
coming interest-bearing principal, and ter
per cent, attorney fees for collection, if an at
torney is necessary, with privilege of payinf
all cash. Purchasers to pay for papers anc
recording. Lois to be sold separately.
L. W. PERRIN,
Feb. 12,1902. Waster A. C. S. C.
i
Fine perfume and toilets soap a specialt;
with us. C. A. Milford The Druggist.
If You Are
a Farmer.
Please bear in mind that
we are headquarters for ; ^
FarmiDg Utensils. In
Plow Stocks we have the
PI : T..i Ttx'.UIn T/tnf 4' 1
oiraigm x oui^vuuvw * wi>? . * rys l :
Curved Foot and Boy
Dixie. We have Plow
Bridles, Hames, Ha me f
Strings, Trace Chains,
Breast Chains, Back
Bands, Single Trees, Cle-||||^B
vices, Lap Rings, and in M
fact overything necessary
to equip you in a first v
class manner for farming,
and we guarantee our
prices to be right. ?
Remember us also for
Groceries. Can make
specially low figures on
Molasses, Flour, Sugar
and Coffee.
HAS moved, and coooplea the room* nj>? , fill
stain In Knox'i Hall, and 1? jWlsi MJSStitt
pared to do aU kind* o1 repidrlnf_an4^*ai?.-fa,vg?,3
Ing of gentlemen's olothcaon short notice.* a
KempiWUiaiUMUWkjrauu JMUU.
WHEN YOU I
TAKE MEDICINE ?
You do so because you 1 '.Jf h
want to get well quick- v|
PRESCRIPTIONS |
to our Drug Store and
we will neip an we cam. ^ -.vSa^H
Your medicine will con- v^g
tain exactly what the >1
Doctor directs, , and it |$
will be compounded '%
from purest and best ' \|
fresh drugs. Our prices J$
a r e m u c h below the
average. All goods de- 9
livered at your home
immediately, w i t h n o ^
extra charge for t h e |
lid Us Fill jjjgB
Your Prescriptions. |
THE SPEED DRUfi GO.
Examination for Teachers' yv
Certificates.
A PPLICANT8 FOB TEACHEHS' CERTIvv'^^Mj
: 1 flea tea will be examined at Abbeville,
Friday, February 21,1902. The examination
will begin al 9 o'clock a. m.
J. 8. G1BERT,
Jan. 21,1902. Co. Sapt.of Education. ' fcffSra
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate Coort.-Citation for Letters of Administration.
By R. E. Hill, Esq., Judge of Pbobatx. . "iwS
Y\7 HERE as, Mrs. Saaan Link has made ?
' * salt to me, to grant ber Letters of Ad- ,'q3
ministration of the Estate and, effect* of voSI
Robert H. Link, late of Abbeville .County; ';3i
deceased. ^$9
These are therefore, to cite and admonish >
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Robert H. Link, deceased, that they' . 1
be and appear before me. Id tbe Ooart of Probate,
to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Mon- .. *%?
day, tbe 3rd day of March next, after publloa
tlon hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to
show cause, If any they have, why tbe said , . - Ira
Administration shonld not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court, Jj
this loth day of February. In the year ,
rsu-AT. i of our Lord one thoasana nine nan- -
dred and two, and In the 126th year of
American Independence.
Published od tbe 19th day of February, 1902,
In tbe Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for tbe time required by law. ,
R. E. HILL, $
Feb. 18,1902. Judge of Probata,
Haddon'a Locals
Ladles' thick soled Winter Shoes at Had '$2aSS
dou'B.
Jackets?a few Ladles' and Misses' Jacket*, <-.2
regardless of cost, at Haddon'a. : -'AifiB
Bargains in Winter Dress Goods at Had> . *?a
don's.
Must have tbe room for Spring goods. So if ?; M
you need Winter Stuff now Is the time for ". '2
bargains at Haddon's.
We sell 18 lbs. best granulated sugar for , 8
8100. -?va
Nick Jewelby.?If you want nloe jewelry
I of tbe Dewest and best patterns, or _lf j^on ? --'atf
need spectacles or watcnes,caii on j. w. tty- -,v,
kard. ills goods are botb pretty and cheap.
He has beautiful presents for loved ones, tl
Cure that cold with Mllford's Cold and Grip / t'-?]
Tablets. No cure, no pay, Phone 107. Mil *
ford's drag store.
We are headquarters for anything In the - <"
drug Hoe. Mllford'a Drug Store.
Just received a ear of nice hay which wa ' "y'diu
offer cheap. A. M. Smith & Co.
. Mllford's Neuralgia powdar will relieve you *'<'*
every time. No cure, no pay. Mllford's Drug L*.
Store. Phone 107.
' Syrups and molasses cheap. A good 25c mo!
lasses for 20c, a 10o molasses for 36c, a good 50c
r syrup for 40c.
' A nice lot of rutabaga turnips just received %
' try some for dinner. , ,
1 Cabbage, onions, cocanuts, apples, sweet po- ' *-<?
tatoes, Irish potatoes, keg pickles, mackerel, :";U
. pickled pic's feet, and many other things to * '
eat at McKee's
If you need eggs call and see us, 4# doz. Just V^-sjp
1 bought.
When you plant your garden be sure you * '.'Jfct
; get first class fresh seed. We are openings -ft
> larite assortment of Buist's seed and guarantee ' >..v
them to be fresh. A. M. Smith & Co. ^
When in need of first class canned gooda . ,< ?$?
peacbes.tomntoes.okra and tomatoes, corn, '
peas, salmon etc., ring up phooe '28.
A. M. Smith A Co. :<ffl
T*" - ~ win/1 fivaH nn Pkvlaf Tw
IVCCp )UU1 U1IUU UAVU VU VUllQVf , VriH
? who, having met all our temptations, fy
can alone 9ave us from them.
d i. -fka -'"''Y' - > -v .