The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, March 05, 1902, Image 4
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H *Y HUGH WILSON, %
ABBEVILLE, 8. O. ?
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Wednesday, March 5, 1903. ^
II; , Tkt N?n tad Courier aji "lb* local Oc
WW have prtated hundred* ud haadreda Pr
oltolaBM ileal (to Expaalttoo tor wbieb it
[r{ they ba?e BOC received noe cent ot pay." We Pr
?r v*nud?lb? lmpr?too that tbe edlkr of CD
IliSimid Qeurler wlTid i am equal 1
to tbe CRM NMlpli ot BOOj ot tbe coon try Pr
m^lgiri> Bat weeorept ibe statement of wl
ttM Xna aad Charter at Its toll torn value W
ud tkmftn roe lee the optaioo which we Pr
fcad tonaod, aad aro glad to aoto tbe patriotic ex
. apirlt fcp which that paper to Moved. It baa be
daae MM thaa thto nwpayr woo Id do, do
ly: prist baadrede aad baadrede or 1
aolaataa aboat a show at this place wltboat *t
mm? aMapaoaaUoo. 1/ the type setting la br
.feaabcotocsn ta the Ntwa aad Ooarter ooau w
[' Mlkat paper baa tertalaly given to tbe mi
atoaw aMgeaai la aetaalcaeb out of its troaa it <
As ft* bar* said featort: If Um advertising Wl
* IB IH waliy prtts la worth anything, ths tb
M?sslba sfinriH nl I sail fnrsisti tbe patM. in<
?? This m a rsaeoasbte proposition. If it 1?
WHI aalfctaf. why shea Id a aoaatry aewem
WW fty.hr tta lypwrnm, me U lbs 1
&t aaaatcy yaptraraaarunactoslvatba spassr bs
?; . Aa asiy aat or plate tor lbs exaoslUoo be
IKlggifctofc was ssat la this afles was published sm
lar ikm inta. Aad wa pgMtofct U mmt I 1
Mtr,lllNMMI?n|aMhM otbir maw|l^
Mr,If tha iilalflibadbasafbralabad.
Batthaakalaaotafelr aqalvalaat ibr out i
yridNtolavpottdtoiKBp ftwtdrw w
ife li?wltioauitMi ibaPreaad u?
JBaaaar m*j do, or ray not do, tba la* j
tiSlKCM ll adfinialHtod It not QDCOIDKZIOD. Mil
Wa baas aoiaMaaad lo thai, aad (aka ao as an
eepou 10 la* ?mw or oar arocaer IB m mm- i
UamtofS a*. We do not try to auk* otber all
piof!iwhwtahla. We bar* no idea Uuu tbe bn
. wrM li WWIn ttaelfaboat ?, aadwe are La
tta AowaaadOeorier. Wa do not eoo/t the op
H approval of aa|Mr> Wa tapiy to aloog 9a;
Mac oar daty, as wa eea it wltboot tba or
payaJar or otberwlea. We elaipiy etrlva to n
ba right, and wbea wa know tbat wa ara ?,
right, tbaaiathea way rage, and tba people i
fagtpavalatbipg. aD
&Wa 'jm htfly aware of tbe feet that tha jW
v arauir adttor who apMka hta owa Bind,
V. taetaedaf aehatagtba eeatteaata of a dally
Wtjw "~> |'| II ill Ml H * ?eaaahaltaa a#
' m?ifllf. Oar eiwrvsuoo of the
?aHypN?af tfcto Mai* taada m to M)m J
ttMllMnlitMaiMitMtoo Um part of i
ai?Jortty of UMat b> femora ifccoooD ury prcM, '
<r,tfnMM<rt?U?tlWi. to do ?o In a wmj
White tboro J*
aiatoacMf jraofcftr Utis wot?loo, than *v
- to an* mm pmf to *ot an Um mh ,
9fa*a?attfclr?MfcnofUM aaaairy pna. V"
? " . la ikMMnl ^aatar af MUtom. too ?a ^
wM la Mi wholly depmved,a>aet be right at *?;
immtmift the Um la mm or in* ariuMm
fear Um dally pnm M we reeotleet to
%: ItweM VMM e Milry paper ban beea
*9fored or ?u4oraed-<Xa thle, we have oo *
? ', NfeNM So Mom} If theredOre, a snot JJ
?ew**peree?er?acs any ?ood la anybody,
V i la the avarace ma we are laolloed to tbe
opbafeM tkathcla pr^ndloed. iXh sotu ^
We ftaov that toe ooontry editor lo the
pcaaaaee of a great alty dally la a very laalr
nlfletat personage. Wa aleo betMre that the
( eoaatry editor la Ignored where a ooort erler,
with hto staff weald be booored. While Um j
Mnor Km of aeUvtty, to kalld ap aoae- of
m(M tie pawally jtaagalaeJ. yet if the ???
vert of any eewa try editor aloog the ease
ttm baa beea noted, the foot la ao exoeption
to IM rule. Tfes etty ?li ton eeetn to be ~
JmXmm or NTlow or (Mr oapreteaUooe j"
>j?l WBrtty bsrtfcweu If toey wore wleor tbey ~M
gi - ?n>t MMK^ mo WMMtklnc la Um <m- da'
'i eplsei btoifeer, if Jbrao otter reoeon ttaa to
(too polat aad eOaM to (Mr tatar* eriu
Oar kntMr la mrtaHa totally mleon*
I *?nli?li as. *y?aartalnly do not upttt a
ktai word Ckmb say gnat dally. Wo toody
to aa 9M tlvlae. Aad if toadyism la Um
pto ofk ?etly* fleott gwia, Umq wo or*
y Stt, as a tooMor of feet, tbo Km sod
Courier bos doae s (rest work for tbs expoel- B.
S?k MHhoaiwoaayaUhohappyyM. 1
iot
Tmv?m Wttm WaaiMUa. 4U
TbeMaloof8oatt OuoUaa bos no BepoblW ^
E#fe} soa iSfiSMalsHus laOoagrem sad tbs PieeL u><
deal boo to dopsad upon Um sdviM of tbo bn
PsMosrstlc miMOHMUa or bo governed b ^
by too ttelnoan of too Stalo Repobltenn ?di
ParittMOar Owp?? ??n anxloaa {?
mm* UMif wtlinmi by eeeoriac tor I
ttWlto Willi jtl?totti ibap* of alee rw
iffOlittMUfc TIM eta lor a?tor ton* ?
MMMl to mm Us ptlobtork on Clevelaad, lj
I?-'-' a*4 baa aot, ataee tbea qolu laid by bto bay ?
el' nte TUtaMuTa maaacn Max repels! ve ba ,
baa beea able to man bat UUle for Boatb u
nwHiIlM uP
Tit Jaator ianaMr being of a different
eaaaareeearad tbaearof tbe Pieeldeot aad
be bee toaa aora tor bla ooasutaenta than
fbM. ofaQwa,U*a?mi of eoar grapoa,
atl totaetblat wart ba doae to destroy Mo- |(
liUlrt|omba? etaadlag with bu peopio at
bataa. Beeaaee Mafanrlo vsa nartM la 1
aapotaUagaoodoMo to office, be moat be de |ra
abnd a l^ablbto tbe toet that ba bad Tb
Mratalaeaaset Waabtagtoa tbaa bla aaao
alaMeWMalrtbat wee aeeeeaary to prove bla lhl
OHfrtMy lo tbeDooMaretle party. bh
WHiMteoiMMtlelMd, Insinuations ?j,(
took, lb* pteee of needed Atela. Tbe teet sm
tbol MeLaorfo voted wltb two-tbirde of tbe
BnoiM 10 KUWy tbe treaty of peeee wee
eMMBbtoprovetbotbewaee Repobilean. dy
Tbeftallbetbo wee willing to strengthen *>
tbe noey ead aaerebaat marina of tbu eoao. '
Iff #ee <ppeof conclusive tbet MeLearln ?t
wm mo ilrtiU e men to remain In tbe ba
5 yo
? ua*aaaaBB pony. Wl
Boli aoUeoUvely; wa bate-beard of do ou mi
wbo baa cfcarcadanything to blea tor resent- atl
lac lb* Meant labtnnnllobs of bla oolleegoe. JjjJJ
MdeuU baa Mat nothing by tbe flgbt in tbe oo
Mai?Ha la noi tbe aeeet aajaeteoe poJiuobatffta
iimrt. bol be to roach nearer r
Tight tbea nanj pereooe are Inclined to be
ttawt etoneaeeb better sen la every reapeaklboobMeooaueewooid
have the world Tl
bettove. la polal of ability be u tor superior i
Itoaay oacof t&e borda itmi are boundlDg bl? <]
toMlpi XI lay mm la U? 8uti atolna pr
B?? iMtlty ? b>T? aot beard of It. j
It aiqr au is a cl?rar tblnktr or a tio
asofa login*I wriur, b? b*j ool lor bo
allM ttw proof. Ai a balldoser, Mr. Till- |JJJ
mum toMraboad of MoLaorla. Am a r?Moo- Hi
r who brtac* bMU to prore bla uMrtlooa.
Mr.tt? to aot to ba oomparod to MeLaaita
who to a olaar tblnker. a forcible ap?k?,
aad a logtoal rtaaooar. Ttata Mr. Till man u
?r K
hi
If yoa want to m? um most complete Mo* mi
of potato 70a ?vtr sow, go to Mlllbnl Drag Mi
Mora. ??
u><
floor atelBS, roof point, boo* point, goi
ooomoi polntTln toetuTtbtng In Um point |m
Bsooobm bod otMUJbfda Drog Btor*. ai
?5!is:^'^s.,uu0w
VIM PmMrai la C?aia(.
Vllb tbe consent of tbe Neara and Courier
i Prase and Banner would exprese graltflca?
at tbe proa pact of tbe Preeldent coming
Charleston daring tbe exposition. For a
a* It aaamad tbat tba good old oltjr wa> Id
d look with tbe Tlllmans. Charleston drat
>ored other rspreeentstlvee In Congraaa
d placed their whole confldonce and trust
Senator Tillman, In tbe matter of subsidy
theabow. Ue (ailed. After tbat Mr. Motrin
made effort, and secured tbe (JovernMt
exhibit. This of eourae angered the
nlor Man a lor. and In tact, may have had to
wttb tbe Senatorial fisticuff. After the
aaldenl snubbed tbe Hen lor Senator, Lieut,
ivarnor Tillman proposed to snub tbe
ssidenU Tb!a teemed to knock any Idea of
riall to Charleston out of tbe head of tbe
ealdent. And It eeems fur a time that
arias ion had loat twice on tbeTlllmanna.
lot better oounaais prevailed, and the
esldent la coming. All of Sonlb Carolina
11 be proud to sea blm and do blra bonor.
know of oo man who la not glad urn mt
eeldeni ta oonalog. He baa made a moat
eellent President, and tbe South certainly
no right lo complain of bla appointments
wo ibla way.
rbe exposition will be of Immenae ad van te
lo Charleston. Tbe people Utere will be
oaghl Into contact ?llb people from all
Uiona of tbe country, and tbe Idea tbat Ibe
a rlaea io one river and eeta In tba otber. If
axlata, may be d la palled. It will be well
r Charleston wben ber people mix op more
tb others. They have been ao excioalve
at I bey know very lltUa of ordinary
artala.
["be Tillman*McLanrln flgbt baa oaaaed lo
of exciting Interest. The Senators have
b reprimanded and are stain in their
Ui having been restored to all their rights,
s*early all lbs newapapers have mads dssraness
on the enbject, and almost every
de of opinion has been expreeesd.
rbs majority of the notices tbst we have
td do not undertake to apportion lbs blame,
t apsak of both In tbs earns breath, with
aamsertliolam.
i majority, or nsarly all, or those who bava
igbt to epportlon tbs blame, csoanre Tillin
mosL as being ths sggreesor.
rbs wbols thing will eosresljr amoont to a
as days wondsr. Tbs qasstlon that llse bead
the light la a qosetlon of feat. Was Monrln
govsrnsd by Improper motlvsa, or
irs Improper Inflacoees broogbt to bsar
oa him. as waa charged by Tillman ? Tbs
Data has bsen ashed to in veatigate tbs troth
4 " L" ? ? Kaa Kahn Mid
Mllf.UI Ul? ?UU ? ua. n...
tbeobargels true, then MeLanrln tbocld
at* talc Mat If it to not true, tbeo Id that
at, Tillman U unworthy to bold ble Mat.
title newepaper would Ilk* to eee tbe fulleei
d moat tboaough Investigation. Let tb?
it oeniare attend the true event.
Waste.
rbe Neve and Courier notee tbat In and
MDd Montgomery, Ala~ a large pur cent, of
ireeeipU foreottoo are spent "lor bay, oau,
ra. flour and packing bouae good*." Tbat
mm to us, like ee It wee after tbe war In tbla
)Uoo. Soon after tbe war people about Abvllle
did tbe aame tblog, but tbejr bave long
tee learned tbe evil of It If tble nswspar
wae not particular what It aald, we mlgbl
r: Our Abbeville people plant corn, ralee
sir own bay, kill tbelr own pork, milk
Cr own eowa, and fertilise tbelr crops,
tot to apeak tbe trutb, there ars still
few peraons In Abbeville County wbo
y bay, com, baeou, guano, and eome otber
inga on a credit. In traveling tbe public
td tor ten ml lee, aometlmea a barley patnb
?? ojx.iIhim m Inmln Mloh la to
(band In that distant*. Wbco a man renu
id, bnye guano, and gives a Hen on the
>p that Is to be made, tbe ootlook la not tbe
tL
Cheap Vm4.
t that tbe more lotelllg'nt portion
tbe eomosonlty are beginning to learn
oathlng of tba real value of bulla and ?ot.
t aaad meal aa a good prod not. Of oonrae
ire are eb a m pa who will not I ears, nntll
aadtodoao. But tba etatamaot alaewbere
Ibla paper, by tba experimental etatloo at
Mon Col lege will go for aonetblng. We
re nothing to nrge upon male-bead ad peoi,
bat people wltb lntelllgenee and aenae
II at leaat consider tbe faeta aa pnbllabed
where.
WRECK ON SEABOABD.
Igkl awl P*tM?(?r Trial Collide,
lavvral lajar?l.
Tclagrapb to tba Dal It Nawa.
Clbartoo, Oa., Marob i?A baod-oa colli*i
oocarred yaatarday on tba Baa board Air
la railway J oat toar mllea oat from Elberi.
LB axtra freight, No. ML aod vaatlbule, No.
rao loto aacb oibar, both running at tba
a of M oallaa an boar.
luperluleodeot Barkaler waa In tba oab on
l fralfbt and waa badly hnru Ha waa
M>?bt to El barton oo a Pullman aaot lor
n.
VIII Jarrelt, a oacro Oacman ; Quarry Hall,
gtoear oo 41, aod flagman Murray vara tba
?ara Injured. Flagman Murray reoalvad Inoal
Injurlaa, tbougb tba pbyatelaaa think
bay recover.
SoglDter Hall vu o)on to tb? farif bt
indlog i nm before be nw il He >i
ee pat oo tbe brakes, called to ble fireman
d Jumped, being badly though not sertooshurt
by tbe Jump. Tbe fireman escaped
Injured. Tbe freight crew also Jumped
tbout Injury.
lotb engines were completely demolished,
were eevoral can and tbe track waa lorn
for some dlstanoe.
GOOD COOKING STOVE.
?? ?rfewdM
fllll fresi The Mleholsoa
Fsrsltsr* Store to the Beat Baker.
'be Nlebolaon Furniture tltors makss an
portant annoanoemem in another column,
ils announcement pertains to tba greatest
satlon now before tba Ameiiean people,
st or cooking. Aod as *?enr girl knows
it tbe nearest wajr to a m*n's heart Is down
i throat tbe prsttlsst and bsst young ladlss
tbe town sboaId enter tbe contest for tbe
it stovs In America. Tbe Hon Is to be
ren tw?y lo the young lady who can cook
beat bread. Aa no lady would lake a
andaboot couree to a man's bnrt whao
a wo go directly to ibe vital spot, every u
abould bare a aiove. and every lady
ouId know bow lo cook bread. Well, now,
Mir pretty young ladle# would win bearte
tba dosen tbey should bave tba atnve
ilcb la to be giva away next Wedneaday.
ad tba advertlaameni, and If you tblok
a need a good atove. enter tbe cod teal,
itcb will end ?p to your winning all the
lacullae bearte tbat you care to have. If,
tor you uke your choice, yon should get a
area. Ill-grained creature, all you've got to
la lo feed the brale. He'll give In to good
oklng.
PHE FURSITUBE FACTORY.
le Hoaaea Mr* Xearli FlalaM, wad
ay or the aehlaea Are la Place.
Pbe work of balldlog the furniture factory
B|niHI UII7 WDtD 1D? wmo?r auiu, idii
ictlnee are nearly all 10 place. The abaftI
to la place, reedy for tbe belta. The
nee* are nearly flolabed. Tbe engine and.
Iler are expected al an early day. Wltb do
d luck Ibe machinery will lorn oexl
>nlb. Mr. W. G. Chapman and Mr. C. P.
uumood are nub Ids ibe work.
He'* A 6*M FflKw.
Aodaraoo Dally Mall.
ir. Wyiu Alkeo, Ibe popular court atanoipber,
li bere lb I a week In tbe dlacbarge of
> duUea, end wben not officially angagad la
iking ban da wlib tbe people and remindI
tbem that he la a candidate for eongreaa.
r. Alkan la e popular genllaman, tba
irtby aon of an llluatrlona father, and If
ire are any Anderaon people who ere not
Ing to vole for Mr. Prlnoe tbey will double
vole lor Mr. Aiken. Tbat be would rnaka
tood oongreaaman goee without laying.
t good aoap 15 bar* IbrXoal McKee'a
? - . msliitidLL,-.
DUE WEST ITEMS.
?-? # mjt
VitlUn la Ida riaMlc 11
rim* Ncrmon on "Callr? Daj
Nociely CrlrkrallM* Oaaad
Wlatfa MMd Marraar Ewa|M af T
Lailaa.
Rev. C. K. Todd returned from CbarU
Saturday ui?ht. Ilia condition la aoraew
Improved.
The Amellan Society or the Female Coll
will have Ita celebration Friday night of I
areek. Uo early IT you wlab a front awt.
W. T. Cowan, A. A. Frarwoti and J.
Todd aerved ou the peUt Jury at Abbev
la?t week
Mlaa Belle Preaaly, of Troy, Teno., baa
tered Kraklne College and will ulve e?pe
attention toibe atudy of EnglUh under
J. I. McCain.
Mlaa Beaale Carl tale of Newberry la ap<
Ins a few daya here with frlenda.
Mlaa Lola Ball entertained a number
frlenda Saturday nlgbt In honor of Mlaa All
MKiee.
Mra. E. L. Raid will go to Charlotte al
early day for treatment of ber eyea wfc
have been troubling berforanme time.
Afterapleaaaot week wltb Do* Weet frls
Mlaa Alpha McGee lelt for Kdgefleld Mou
morning.
Mr. C. M. Boyd preacbod for the A. K.
oongregatlon at Froaperlty laaiHatibath.
1??- U w ,
popular, returned to her p>?t in toe iton
R. M. Haddoo A Co , Ia*t Saturday.
MIm Nellie Wakefield and Mr. H. A. Wi
fleld, from Anlrevltie atleoded the Gallic
o Society celebralioo laat Friday dIi
They were the guealx of Mr. Jam** Trl)
and MIm Wakefield will remain la Dae Vt
eeveral day#.
Mr. John Haddoo and Mr. Kuaaell He
ware caatlng aly glance al the young lai
of (be coliegea laat weak.
Mr. Olln Cannon, a popular teacher fi
Newberry county, waa In Due Weal for a <
iact week. Mr. Canaon enjoyed bl? vUlt i
returned borne on tbe late tralu Saturday <
aloft.
Mr. Latimer, a prosperous buali
mao from Cheater, and Mlaa ileoa Latlmc
Cbeater, a graduate of tbe Due Weet Fen
College, were Id Dae Weet laat Frldav nl|
Mr Suhnrh. a Clemaon College cadet fi
Yorkvllle, H. C., spent i day or two ben i
bin alater, MIm Nellie Hcborb, who la a at ad
of Kreklne College.
Dr. H. A. Wldeman came to Due We?t
Saiurtfvy. After a few daya reel be will g
Woodruff where be will locate for tbe p
Hoe of medicine. Dr. W Idem tin la cue of
riilof yoaog pbyaldana of tbe Htate. lie
aeeo In company wllb a pretty yoang I
Boon after bla arrival In Doe West.
Thursday of laat week wee observed ae
day of prayer for College*, in Dae Weal. '
wrmoD waa preached by Rev. Joo. 0. V
aoo, D.D., paator of tbe Method l&t cburel
Abbeville. Tbe cbaraoter of Daniel affor
blm a fit lobjeci for a moat excellent i
appropriate diaoonrae wbleb waa directed
mediately to tbe a tod en la ot tbe two oolle
A I<Ui tUU|IOfailuu M?ww ..IV nl,
will be pleaaed to bear Dr. Wilson on olbei
e?too*.
Dim West no down any town to tba H
oo Hoclety MleoralJona. Tbe iblrd on* of
woo waa given leat Friday evening by
Oelllopeen Literary Society ol Krali
College. Tbe Pbllometbaan HeU. In wt
lue eiercltes vers held, wot id not bold
Hum who wanted to beer wb?t m eoid
Me wbal wee done. Tbe eddreea, eeeay i
debaua were ell well prepared end reed 1
plendld effect and won tbe appleoM ol
odium. Tbe debate wea decided in tbe
Urinative. We give program:
AddreM of Weleome?kim Uot B. Trlh
l??aay?"Education Without Hooka"?3
Mettle Brown.
Eaaey?"Calliope."-MIm Pinkie L. K?t?
Kaaay?"Tbe Patb of Doty la Ihe Pall
Wisdom.*? Mia* Janle M Barn*.
Debaie? Kr-aol ved, -Thai ibe Gentler Kui
are more Powerful than tbe Mleroer."
tlrmatlve? JafaM Bea-le Jackson, MIm N?
Hcborb. Negative?Mim Wreniile Pi
JU in mv niuau.
A bridge U needed over Cblekxmw ei
between the reddvnw ol Mr. H. M. Y j
NOd Mr. Jintpb Nllir*. A drep b?le
waahedoutfn tbe lord Ih?i week making
croaalng dauneroua at tbal point.
Tbe wind here Tburadav uigbt waa fiat
lurloua. The front of Mr. D. 8. fidwi
lure waa blown out bnl the damage was
perloua. A more aerloua loan occurred at
K. C. Browniee'm A tell cnlmuey waa bl<
aeroae a one atory rootn rruahlng tbe i
celling and beavy limber Into tbe room. ]
Loa Brownie* end Mlaa Loulae Hrowi
were anting at tbe Ore and narrowly eaea
being killed. Iftbey bad been In eoy ol
pert of the room ibej would bave been i
oualy Injured end perbapa loat tbelr II
Tbey lb ought tbe pleaterlog Waa falling,
little dreamed tbey weie In eny aerloua c
ger until tbe excitement we* over. A llgt
lamp waa knocked from Ute table but loci
It went out. To edd to tbe confusion
family could not aeejoet wbat wee tbe e
ter aa a light could not be taken Into
room. Later a lantern wea aeeured froi
mm by and tbe wreck and rain wea m
The ladle* deeerve mncb pralae for tbelr i
poaaeeelon under tbe exciting clrcumatei
and have tbe aympetby of elT tbelr friend
Cheap Rations for Horace god Mule
Farmers from various aectlooa of Ibe 8
nave been writing eaklng about tbe adt
blllty of faedlng boraea and malea on cot
eed meel ana bulla eod eleo eaklng fc
cheaper ration tbao corn.
Tbe following priOM are (itib id a la
from Hcraoton, t? C.. Com, 940 p?r ton; c
tC5 par too ; abnt brao, |U6 par too ; col
wad meal, 923 par too ; rice meal, ttJ per
Of ooorae ooru and oau are oat of the q
lion mx a food lor boraea and mulea al
above prleaa to aonietblug cheaper mail
looked lor.
Tbe analyala abowa that rloe meal baa at
the iame compoallion aa corn meal and
have found that It lejoal aa good for feed
pigs. We have fad il to boraea wltb g
reeolta. I think ?e are sale lo aaylng tba
mar ba need lo place ol corn pouod lor poi
If oo bay or {odder la oaed lo tbe ratios
bulla are raaorted lo aa rongbneea at
nltrogenooa food aocb aa bran or ootton i
meal moat ba uaed loaopply protein. H
may be lad without any further fear ol
Jury lo the animal. Should they rafuaa to
tba holla a little corn meal or bran aprinl
over the aorface will tempt them.
A good cheap ration may ba made op
lollowa:
Six poooda of rloe coating<6 eenta; I
pounda of wbaat brand coaling 6 0 oanta ;
pound* of cotton aeed meal, coating 2.0 oao
tan pounda of ootton aeed holla, coating
centa; total coat of ration* ptrday 17.1 cen
Tbe above la lor a bona or mule ol I
pounda In live welgbL
It la evident that a ration made up of c
and fodder and containing the aama arao
of dlgeallble matter aa tba above rai
would coat much more than the above.
Tba North Carolina eiperlmenl elation
fed cotton aeed meal and holla lo boraea w
good re?olia,boi the ezperlmeota along I
lloe have not been extenalve enough to
tbat eolton aeed meal can be fed lo uoitm
quaotlllea for any lengtb of Ume without
Jury to tba animal.
Number* of farm era, however, bave
ported that they bave teed cotton aeed o
to mnlaa aod horaee with rood reeolta.
C. >1. Connor.
AmU Agrtat. 8. C., Experimental Station.
^ot tbe Farmers Can Sa?e Hoe
Editor or tbe Abbeville l'reaa and Banner.
Tbe fullowlns communication laaned bjr
Aaalaiant Agricultural of Clemaon Agrl
tnral college la of ao much value to tbe tarn
or that Stale on aeroont or the present ti
prior or all feed product? for form anln
and aiock, tbat I bate determined to get
lo pubilab tbla aa an advertiaement for wt
our company will bear the expenae.
At Kinie or Ibe products made op lo
rallon aa made by Mr. Cbnnor may not
available lo varlona planter*, 1 auggeal I
any p aoter write to Mr. Connor and a
wbai food producta are available to him t
rouab forage and eoocentraled food, and
Connor will take pleasure in making t
ration to anlt bla need* aa he baa done In
luatance. Yoara truly,
C. Kliz-Slmomona.
Oeneral Manager Tbe Southern Cotton
Company.
J. M. Hardin.
Manager Abbeville Cotton Heed Oil Ml
Men are born with two eyes, I
with oue tongue, in order that tt
shall see twice as much as they say
Coliou.
Men have feelings ; thl* is perhi
the best way of considering them
Itichter.
Nature never meant her secret to
found, and man's riddle which m
can't expound.?Paiue.
The man who fails in business, I
continues to live in luxury, is a thl
?Spectator.
When a man does a noble act, di
him from that. Forget his faults ;
his noble act be the standpoint fr<
which you regard him. There
much good in most men.?Dr. Belloi
The best men are but men. T
agency that makes them holy lea)
them human ; there H nature in th<
as well aa grace.?'Tapper.
-"V " ^ s* 1 - <-T'. - ? ' - r - - ? I
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I CONVICT LABOR ON ROADS.
>
,y_ The Ezycrlacat Likely to B? Tried
la Sew York State.
> * Commenting on the enforced idleness
? of convicts In the state penal lnstltntlons,
the New York Tribune sajs edlme
torially:
b*t The suggestion which was some time
<?e ago made in these columns that ablelhwj
bodied Inmates of prisons and penltenK-1
tiarles be set at work building improved
t,le roads seems at last to be acted upon to
a considerable extent and with gratify*
Dr! In# results. The convicts in the state
prisons are as a rule otherwise employ*
,u ' ed, but those In charge of the peniten'
?f tiarles have not been able to provide
pb* work In prison shops for the prisoners
an under their control and so have sought
1 ch it outside. In eight or more counties
ads of this state the penitentiary prisoners
** are employed either at roedbulldlng
P. or at crushing stone for roadbnlldlng.
- Tf la nnt bnnwn that anv bad effects
? of have been experienced from the under*
lke. taking, while the good effects are nu>p*
merous and obvious. Among the latter
Ibln these ore conspicuous: The prisoners
rm hare the physical and moral benefit of
lbrr healthful labor In the open air; the prisoners
are made to pay their way instead
of being a heavy charge upon the
day community; the construction of good
X roads Is promoted, and the cost of them
Is decreased, and the number of prison?rs
is diminished, for tramps and other
iale "sons of rest" avoid counties where
^ committal to the penitentiary means
nib atone breaking and roadbuildlng. It
'*D 1 may be added that one of the chief ob*
lui jectlons to the system?the offensive
?? parading of convicts in the public view
the ?has been found groundless, for no
one would take the penitentiary prisoners
working on the roads to be other
r)}J than ordinary laborers.
mi- There Is reason to believe that this
^ system might profitably and properly
ucu ? ? tod
be extended throughout tbe state and
be applied to tbc Inmates of state prlsjind
ons as well aa of penitentiaries, wben
00 other work falls. The prisoners might
uie also be employed at repairing and
maintaining the roada after they are
built Most of the prisoners at Sing
'k}) Sing are now at work, but it is not
mi long alnce most of them were Idle and
^ were serioualy suffering, morally and
ibe physically, from enforced Idleness, and
yet within a few hours' drive from
bit. Osslning are hundreds of miles of
llaa roads that are In their badness a re*.
proach to the community and a cause
' ?' of vexation tfnd of actual pecuniary
rro? loas to all who are compelled to use
,ji? them. We do not mean, of course, that
?y, counties and towns are to wait until
Pf.k prisoner* can oe secureo 10 uuuu
oni road*. Bat whenever and wherever
able bodied prisoners are Idle the reproach
of bad roads la aggravated two^
roads ahoald be made and
not kept good, and all prisoners who are
,* o able to work should be kept at health oof.
fnl and profitable work. Those are two
^ rules which should be constantly obpe<i
served and between which an intimate
relationship Is to be fouud.
VM.
FREE RURAL DELIVERY.
i ted .
Vbe Oaattaaaaee ( tkt 9*rrlc? DepcaSs
at- Goo* Rm<?.
In the forthcoming report of Supermo.
Intendent Machin of the free delivery
Tom service there will be an extended dials.
eusslon of the necessity of good roads
la the extension and maintenance of
- the service. Heretofore it has been re*
k quired that In the establishment of the
service Qrst consideration should be
xoa given to the condition of the roads. It
,r has developed that Inspectors have only
iter superficial!; considered this question.
Ton decent official inquiries disclose the
ton tact that a portion of the roads of more
than 1,000 of the 4,500 routes now in
k. oneratloD reaulres some repairs. While
K)n| the roads in the southwestern states, as
? a rule, are in good condition there are
sections where repairs are regarded as
it it essential in order that sn unlnterrupted
service may prevail during all the
>me year. Several months ago announce^
ment was made that there were routes
' in* In Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, the
Dakotas and Iowa where the service
would be discontinued unless reps Irs
1 M and Improvements reported to the detour
partment as necessary were made. In
most of these esses the warning of the
18.0 department has been heeded. It is evli'uoo
<*ent* however?ln eversl Instances that
no serious consideration baa been given
oro to the announcement of the postmaster
tioii general ln this connection.
In such cases the department Is adn"
vising road supervisors and other lnibu
teres ted officials that the lack of cars
luS given to the roads covered by rural
i n- routes will, if continued, endanger the
re. permanency of the service. In discuss
a?u tng tills question loaay oupcnuwiwcu^
Macbln expressed the opinion that rural
delivery would eventually solve the
question of food roads.
QTT Om4 RoaSa ud Farm Valua.
uj* While It is true that statesmen, financier*
snd other citizens of the Empire
State are perfectly aware of the ad*
,be vantages which would accrue from the
cul- possession of smooth and permanent
roads. It Is equally certain that there Is
aaia need of substantial argument and demonstratlon
In the matter among residents
of the rural districts, aays the
i'ba New York Sun. Such residents, natuthat
rally enough, vigorously oppose the lmposition
of additional taxes for IraMr.
provements which, they declare, would
benefit rich people more Immediately
than others. Most farmers overlook
oll the fact that better highways would
enable them to draw heavier loads
? than they are able to draw now, would
entail less wear and tear upon their
wagons, would save much time 1b
transportation and would considerably
Increase the value of their farm propbut
erty.
ley
? A Poiat t* Rtaraktr.
Improved roads should be built with
foundations deep enough and surfaces
_ wide euougb In the first place so that
no second rebuilding will be necessary.
be s^?
i an
The Oaljr One.
Tbe only flour man a (Set u red south of the
,oblo river inn is guaranteed pare by tbe
, 1 A all-Adulteration League, and bears IU relief.
littered trade-mark, tbaa affording tbe consumer
absolute Immunity from tbepolaonoua
mineral tbal la being naed to adulterate flour
[i?<* la "Clifton," mad* at Bransford Mills, Oweua
, boro, Ky. It will be on sale at U T. & T. M.
lel Miller's Mrs. Ixtu Alewlne's, J. It. itlenn's.
)D1 and J. 8. Cochran'*, otber'a can set It, If
)* yon Inalat on having It.
u.. Tbe eternal stars shine out as hooii
a* it in dark enough.?Carlyle.
Keep your mind fixed ou Chrinl,
bo, having met ail our temptation^
?'n alone nave um from them.
*Motne Buck's .Junior Range
displayed at our Mtore.
We will give it away to
the tfirl
NOT OVER 14
YEARS OLD
41* a kam# movi
n uu uaikcn tuc uwf !? ??
I of biscuit at our store
On March 12th.
" * lu LMftU' Vitlf Al l. anil irlrly
lie I/Ullicni in rniiu * ?? ? n? ?
wishing (o enter must come iu l?el'ore the
above <late
COME AT ONCE AND GET YOUR TICKET.
TUIC TC THP CTOVR
X A ilU MXJ X A 1XJ U A \/ T J-4 >
That will bake the BI?^9b|
will take
prize. Invito all your i
friend* to come In aud I
R^nWj^ watch you.
Tickets Given Away Free at Our Store
Under Glen Ethel Inn. Phone 7.
TWELVE REASONS toomb^ANU STEPHENS.
?? , Mmw the uiur Warn lalacacrd I
Why \ on Should Send Lm Your |^? fop accmmiom*
PreMorlotlouN. Ad Interacting southerner who b
F bee Li it pending some weeks in Wa?
I ington says tbe Washington Wtar, mi
a - renewing many old ocpuaintances
o 2 - Judge J. J. Martin of Ea?t Point, Oi
o' ? .a who was sixth auditor of the irreasui
3 m a ~ during six years of President Oram
| i S ? admiration from 1809 and relinquish*
g 5 2 S that position to become postmaster <
~ o _ ? 5 Montgomery. Judge Martin was boi
~ o 2 5 - in South Carolina, being a member <
2 s 5 1 o the family of that name, and is oue i
h a 2 .ob tbe republican party In tbe south. JH
,, 2 t | ? | was a member of tbe famous Palmeti
. -5 a c 5 t - S reglmeut in tbe Mexicau war, wbic
Ul 5 . 2 r - 1 - ? * went in 1,100 strong, aud after flghtiu
QC 1 *> ib?s? fits way over the walls of tbe City <
? ? - aoCSja- a Mexico entered the captured cspifc
* 2 , i S i 5 2 under commsud of a sergeant, all it
v 5 I 2 | 5 * * - * Z I eommiMioneu umwr? ui?iug uct
i S 3 I ~ ? a ? ? ? e I h',led <,r wounded. As a t?urvivor <
UJ a d S a s ; I J: a tbut valiant baud be la an heir poa?
vj}Zg8B ' ? ? f Z ble to a historic relic. When Andre
r e i ? 2 EoSEs Z Jackson died be willed to South Can
**-o5o? =KSo|. ? Una a silver urn wlilcb had been pn
n i z * a ? = j ? ^ ? sen ted (o him by the ladies of tbi
Uj"BB?|.~o-??g-.*k State In honor of bia victory at Ne
(V ! J f ? J . -a | S = c c a Orleans, providing that it should b
hi a M * m ?f 5 ? f 2 S y - given to the bravest South Carotin
soldier developed by the next foreig
war* ODe could choose betwee
the 300 survivors of the Palmetto reg
6 M ' I - 2 :? s S luent who returned from Mexico, an
* - - *?f ? t Ka lotrluli
eS**-SSj5?a5a?*8 I a cuoicr ociu# ?
a ^ uai 'ture provided that the ura should b
* given to u,e ?urvivor. About
* * * ? * * x ? * ? ?? of tbe veter?ns remain, an
S S 5 S a D9S2S S3 should Judge Mariio outlive them b
SSooy oooyo O y will receive tbe treasure. He in a ma
| ] u st u a a 2 2 a a a of most interesting personality and hi
a a a a a a a a a a aa a (umj 0f reininlhceuces of tb
m ei to * <6 to h?' tie - ci public meu who made tbe Boutb fan
" 0UH.
C. A. MILFOR I), I,EASON OEORQIA SEJ>?1>.
Phone 107. The Dra(jUt. . Judge wi? prneut In Ml
ledgeville when the question of the h
ceseiou of Oeorgia wan about lo be cot
3401 sidered by ihe convention.
"The potential influence which Rol
Report of the Condition of ert 'j'oombs exerted over Alexander U
Die National Bait of AileTillelledGeorgia', withdrawing from t fa
"" * " ' * ? " ?Le. Ul.
?.. ... . .. ! Umou.''MUU JUtige ruartiu iu tuc tnu
t Abbeville, In the Hlat* of South Carolina. j ...
t lb? eloae of bualneaa, February Sj. luui. Reporter. HlepheUH Up to tb? el
of Ihe convention was in liue wit
resources. Herscbel V. Johuaon and other wit
"ttjj* and dikcouoiB....... ......jisi mo 96 (jeorgiana aguiunt Heceasion. 8out
vrrtlmfU, aecored and unaero red _ T.r? 40 |., S . j ? ?
J h. flood* to?Mure circulation w.7ao oo, Carolina ou one t>lde and Alatama o
icka, arcuriiie*. etc.. 2^oo 00 the other hau veceded, but Ueorgi
inking houae. furniture and fix I would have withstood the BtortU bu
loS Toomb*.
uKirom National Hank* (not Re- - ' 1 be Light before the conventio
a?r?e Agent*). ? 75 StepbeUH, Jobtnton, Ueu Hill and He'
e from Hiata Banka and Banker*.. uum r.,PPi,,?
.e froo. approved reaerve agent*... *) M?Vothers t?ere inferring U cauet
ck* and oih?r cw?b Hem* t hti :?>, bebiud locked dooiH in a Milledgevill
lU-aoT other National Bunka 3,710 OJ, boiel, when Toombs knocked at til
5fJ2"LC4p*r cumDcy- u,cke"'' ^ w door. There wan no answer. Agai
wful Money Hewrve in Bnnh. vi*: | Toombs knoCKeu, auu aguiu uuue ai
- ci? ? *? '** 5" , ittwerecJ. 'l be thiid time lie rappe<
u?Mender noU* 7,1 W UO? I2/J0H .i01 , Mharnlv 'Ik Mr Kt*nh?i
leaiptlon fund with U. 8. Trean'r 1^^ h. * t " ottjpuei
(5 p?r cent, circulation W7 50 there V lbe majority of the grou
anrued ami pleaded auaiiirit aeceasiot
**<> ' ~ -Sfcto.aw 5'! 'fooiuiw * us immovable,
LIABILITIES. "lk> Mb you please Iu the conveDthi
lial slock pnid in 9 75oon mi tomorrow,' he aaid vCaruiiiKly, 'hut
iiiu? ruuu LS.ou) u)j tell you if (Jeorgia doeti not recede rev
"J 2.787 571,utioD W,J1 ^K1'1 right here at Mi
'iiiinai itank noi<?ouuimidifiK. .. l\7S0 ui! ledgevill**.' Afterward Toornba iu
I vidrndn unpxid 4 io; presaeJ moat of the otber with bin ow
dividual dejMwIm MihJ.-ci lo check W MW <1 vl^w? ul.niil lht? Mftiliiil* at Hit* norll
riuond ceriiiliatt-M <>i deponii 27.o?i ii v>ewa aooui me aimuue oi wie uoru
j He believed?indeed, waa conviucedToiai
- ? ISBh.wj i' tbmt lbe uorth would not go lo wi
'? of souiii < Hroiinn. i . I to keep tiie miulh iu ihe Union. Te
I Oviniy ol Ai>l>cviile. f * 1 rible eveulo were needed to wake iiii
llrnl s. Barnwell, Caahirr of Ilia alntvi- > U|| lo ,( ljruiH,r realization of hia erro
Ml bunk,?!??hiiw-ml) "wmr tliwi n ?-kimv?8 |
inurnl li true tn tlic liotnt ray knnwlrdiie hut lit wa* awnkell at laul.
<l b?ii?r. B*nj. m. Barnwoli. Cnnhi?r. | Jiiilge Martin believer that the hu
sutwrrlbfii and rntiirn U? IWore ine this 4iti Mtalitial deport incut ot the xolith HO
*> oi March, idui. Juiiu? 11^ I|uPr?\ iuoreadiiK with hucIi pnmperouaMtridi
i okkkct?" will eveutually lead to the reclaiuatiu
L. W. U'lllTK. ) of his Heel ion In u political >-eiiae.
u,Mim.-V' sViVrlf" i I>lr<c,or*' ' "Iii'lependeiiee in worldly attaint,
r j ! he remarked, "I* a?ire to beget iud
pehileiiee in thcuuht and aclioii, an
III.t.ire IIIHI1 to ilirow oil' the Iran
l'o be liappy In (he world one mu.t ^ ur p^judjee ibal euviroi
am to let go, to behapp\ in tJod one tjielll when they were more or lei
uiu?t learn to hold on.?Ivan I^nln-'dependent. Bunne*. latere*!* wi
You canuot dream youraelf Into a have more attention paid to them i
liaracter; you muht hmunur Mini the future political .south than uiei
torge yourself one.?Thoreau. l?vrty ]H>lemic.? or played out piece*
... . ,, ... eiit?. It will need time of coun-e, t
. I lice I could not alter what * bring about the change* I apeak o
h ithout me, 1 retuiived to try to u'ler but they are, in my opinion, iuevih
what waa within me.?Iwctbte. hie.*'
*
i
i
Dr. BhhIKmI Blfelt (VmfrmMfi
Atlula, tin., arch |.|?, IMS.
On acroanlabove occaalon rouad-irip ticket*
will be gold from all uattoue on Ibe Henhoard
Air Line Railway to Atlanta, Qa.. at
r?tf of one and one iblrd tore?on the certificate
p'lin. Convenient echedul* from polnu
In North and Houtb Caroline,end Georgia lo
Atlanta.
Tble will be a frand rellglooa gathering, and
many topics ofgreat Intereat will be dleareaed,
and addrnwaa made by tome of the moet renowned
mini* tern Id lh? world, notably
among wboin wit I be lb* Reverend* O. Camp
bell Morgan (Muodjr'e aooecaaorj Henry Varlev
of England. A. C. Dixon of Boa too. W. J.
j Krdman of Philadelphia. T. H.Cole of Mleb!
Igan. and Mla? Kmma Tucker of Tenneeaee.
K??r further Information rail on aoy agent
of the Seaboard Air Lloe Railway.
Charles too and Waters Carolina E. g
Ai|i>t> aad Aeberille Short Line* .
Jd rffret Dee. ?. I80L
Lt Aagaata. lu hi aa S~6&~pa
Ar Green w?<w| , II 8? pea - .
Ar llarrt* .Spring*. 1 K p:a
Ar Aadertub 7 16 pm
Ar I*areaa .... I 40 pm lliia
Ar flreeafille 3 2t pia 10 90 aia
Ar Olenn Bprtnp _ <wpn _
Ar Bpartubvf S a> pa ? 00 am
Ar Salad* i N pa
Ar U?*d?no?rt]U. 8 01 pa - -riAr
A*Wt11U_. .... 7 16 pa ;
Lr Aiknlll* 7 ( i w
Lt 8mrUabar(_ :* :0 pee 4 Oc
Lr GUnn ttortafk~ ?
Lvtin*nvlll? 12 39 pa 1 4"> pa
L* L*ar*na I 45 pa
L? indenva ...... ' i*< am
Lt Oraoawnoil * 07 pa 4 30 mi
Ar AofutU. ? 3 4>f pm 11
L? Aucuiu. 4 15 pa
* - - *- - ? W M
Ar Aiirnamja - ......... . ? ,?
Ar Fairfax...... 4 tt
IrTntMN 9 00 in TKpa
Ar Btofort 10 15 am K 35 pm
Ar Piirt Royal .. 10 30 am 8 4> pa
Ar hniw .........
UtlrtwHl. ......... .. ?
Lt Port Royal I 00 pa> 40 Ml
L? BrMfcrt 1 1? pm ? 30 ?m
Lt T.idiihi ... 3 30 fctn 7 40 ea
Lr ftlrflu ? 48 mi
Lv AlUodala. _ 8 98 m
Ar Aipm. ... II Oft
Lv Hrfcr.?.?od ? 4 C ill
Ar L*arrn? 00 Mi
Lv LtaniM- ?. 8 15 Ml
Ar 8i>artMb?rf ? ....... 9 <0 aa
Lv 8partanbarf? t 30 pa
Lv b ores*. ? ..... 8 V5 pa
Ar flwn>ood? 8 05 pm
CtOM MaHdw at OraMwood tor all po4aU oa
8. A. L. and C. * 0. Hal I way a, aad at BpartMbarf
with Soatbtra Railway.
For My Information relative to tfcfcaU, rataa, aeltodale,
ate., addraaa
W. J. CSAItt. 8m. Paaa. Afaat, Aafoata, <H.
B. M. BOBTH. Hot. Amt
T. M EMEKHON. TrafBo Maoacar.
SEABOARD AIR LIHE R. B.
"CAPITAL cm Bom."
dfeor*?Ct Mm Mwtn Ml prlB?pai CIUM noria,
KaBt, booth m*d WML UDoodled MbfdolM.
Kbcdfll* In . ITecl Dec 1M, 1902.
Daily Daily
NOKTHBOUSD. Ho.?i Ho. II. Loot!
Lv 8?Y*BDfcb, Ob T II ?0pa 1 6&f>m 4 lApa
Lv FUrfcz 1 09mb 3 40pm TTpin
L? DvBirark...... 1 Mm I XTpai 7t?m
Lv Colombia. Kaat'a T... 4 IOub 7 O piB 8 0i); ra
Lv CwdM 5 07MB It OUvai
Lv(lm?... 8 39un 9 <0,tn......
Ar Hunt*!. 7 OSmk 10 Ibfm
l.r Caibrap falu K?bi'i>T I 00W? 4 2lpa IS 25 m
L? At>6e*lll 1 XS*m 4 6lpm 12&7mn
L* OfrtBtour 1 a&uo 6 19pm 1 Upm
Lv Cilatuo 2 ?* 8 Uipia 2 16pm
Lv Ch<Wi...m....?... I :0kn 63f.m .........
L? Cbraur ..4 1)0*0 7 20pm
Lt OkUwt* JcBCtioo_... 4 SJta 7 B4pa_. ......
?r Hbii.lot 7 00am 10 15pm.. ?
Lt Hamlet 7 25 m 10 40pm
Ar ttalrlrh......... 10 atun 1 Sjun
Ar P?irr?tmrc 1 ttpai 0 D4?ai
- Ar Blebm nd t (ftpa I <6mi
Ar Wa?bfB#toa............. 6 36[xa 10 lOaa
Ar Baltlnmra II 2&pai II BhMB..._....
Ar Philadelphia. ... 3 Mmb 1 Mpm
Ar N?w York ? I1*m 4 13p?
'' Pttrtwrntt-lfucfcik ft 2Spm 7 ISam ..
KM? K2S
M SOUTHBOUXD. Ko. SI. Ho. 21 Local
b- Lt Cbcnv, Laafn Time. 7 Ham 11 Upa...
id Lt ?am?Jrn..._ 8 Stem 12 6Spm............
Lt Colambii, Caatral T_. H 40uo 1 OVm ft 40am
u Lt Dramark. 9 Mmb 2 17 am ? Sums
U, Lt Kalrfci ..?_^...1Q apam 1 STua ft (4MB
ry Ar?avaaa>ii ..12 U6p<a 4 40km JO OOtem
/ ir J*ekaooTilla > fit poi t Oftam
!f Ar Tamp* ft UUura 5 40pm
Ml Lt Cihwbt, Kaat'n T_... 9 07 am It 67put
Of Lt Chetur item 1 Ma:n...?_
,,, Lt 10 16am 2 OOhin...^?_....
, Lt CIlBtoa. 11 04am S 37am IU|>n
W Lt Qrm-Dwuud 11 64pui 3 4law 8 S3 pa
Of Lt AbtwTill* It tOpm 4 Ww 4 05 pm
r_ Lt Calbuaa Pails ....It oOpia 4 38mb 4 43 pm
Ar Atben*................. 2 tlpcn 4 18am ?2Spm
10 Ar A'laata 4 36pm 8 30am g ftp pa
No. (4 oonixeu at Wukli(l?i with lh? Paaayrl>g
TaiiU Kail a ay Buffalo Kxpreaa; arrlvlaf Buffalo
Uf 7 3.') a. m.
.i Columbia NoTbertjr * Lmrm KaU*>; Tnli
63, IraTlng C'olumb'a, Uuinn ttutloo. at 11 tS a. m.
>6 daily, eoanrcta at C'IIbIob with 8. A. L. Kj.St. 64,
q afford In* ?h?rt< at and q*|rkr*t rout* by *?Trral brnn
.# U Atlanta, CbaitaBiOca, NaabrllJo, 8t. Lou It, Cktcaj'
?o, and all poiata Waal,
* Cl'-ae omni-cllon at P ter?bunc, Richmond. Wash>
InftoB, l'or ?u>outb-Norfolk, Columt.ta, SaTaaaah,
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man aWplry ea'? bet worn all prlseipal polata. Kor
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u B. K. L. BUNCH. O. P. A.. I'.-rUMoutfc. Va.
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ir My Dear Santa Clans:
re
fa DuPre, the Toy Man, has a large
J atock of Dolls, Dogs, Gats, Horses,
>? Engines, Drams, Horns, Banks,
d Games, Blocks, Vases, Tea Sets,
" Cups and Sancers, and other Toys,
'? and we want jon to go there,
ie and boy our Christmas presents.
" His Toys are better and his prices
J- are lower than any other dealer,
ip Yours affectionately,
1 Little Girls and Boys.
I Estate of ff. P. Kunnedy, Dee d.
Uj ?
- Notice of Settlement and Appliir
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r-j cation for Final Discharge.
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rpAKK NOTICK Ihttl on the 12l)t day
. March, IQUI. I will render a final account
0* o( ray actlonaaod Join** * 4di?loUtrato; of
w Ibt) K*ihI?" of W. K. Kennedy, deem*ed.
In (lie office or Judge of J'robale for
Abbeville t'?only at I? o'clock a. m.. and on
?U aaiue day will apply for a floal dlacbarue froia
j my trout ?? turta Kiecalor.
t? All peraoae haviUK demanda agaloal aald
ealatle will preaent them lor paymrul on or
f* before tlial day, proven and authenticated or
j (J be forever barred. W. (.. Kennedy,
Krb. I'i. 1UU Admlolatrator.
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km Wastkd? I'oor yearling cxtll*. Apply to
u C*un Klrbey. Abbeville, H. C.
? ' Hurra's Carbonated Water and (Jlnger At*
Mil lord* Drugstore.
If }ou want lo?ee the Uual couplet* Hue of
1- up to ilMir Mailoiiery jou ever *?w. Call it
.O Mlllord'a Drug Store.
( Mee our Hue ofcanned good* before you bay.
j. W. D. llarkadaie.
i Flue perfume and lolleU noap * pec tally
with un C. A. Mil ford The DruggUt.