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If ? CHURCH WEDDING l?M >??<! PnllgMftol Nctin- < l>?Pf lwm M?UIM ?r rrctty CM* Tb* MtrlMi of M lee Mary Inbtll* HtnpUli ami WllnuB Pinckney Ureeue, K?q.. Imi TkurwUy. Mann fT, um. WM the eociai went of UM mil. L<ovlug bands bad trUtUoftlljr I UkO AMOMim Reformed Preeby te- I Ertu Chore*, aod many Invited friend* aaeem i Matf (O Vila mm Um Interesting ceremony, i arhiAh mb Mid b* their naetor. Ibe Iter. T. | iW.IMoan. Tbe wedding march on ibe or?u vh by Ibat accomplished graduate of ***** York eooeervaiory of mualc, Mim Eva Klrby *5E2um *w? bad been takeo. and lb* two*Nt proooaaead bnibwid aad wife invited IUM? >w we loomed at ibe booeuf Uenand K. R- Hemphill, father of ibe bride. Tb: ansa a woe one of love aad friMdablp. Itabttadbiaou. The walls aad ibe tables vara adorned wltb all tboaa lblogs which plaaaa UM aanaaa and deligbt tbe heart. PretTj IOni aad handsome men Qllad iba ball* aad Barton, wblla tbe whole made a view wbaoaoM have been moracharming than a taabator's wildest dream of love aod beauty. Tba gnat number of bridal glits m wis namalf 1?*'"r notable. Tbey came twm Kaaaaa, aad (Tom Oblo, irom Texas aod ttttm the Old Nor lb State; from Georgia and IhmbIndiana.from Tenoeeaeand from Pennsylvania* and from Temp loo, Mexico, while nearly All tba towns from the mountains to tbama. anrlabed the array of trsujoonlala that evldenoed lova and affsolion, and gave so lac dor to i bo taana, ^ftmtaasgUoa waa Irom half-pest lour no til laif?ait ?i? O'eiaafc. Mrs. and Mr. M<nabali taalaad to reoelve the gueala. many of whom wanboMadtetanea. namely: Measrs. I. IL HaakMaw berry; D. C. Hey ward. Colleioo; f. 1/ tfantl, Colombia; ft. M. McCown, niwsaia' William L, Hsmpblil and hobert , u Homablil. brothers of tbe bride, came .. firoaa tba Citadal aod iba Ooilaat of Charles- , ton: tba brkfe'a oooaln, Mr. John L. Hemp , bin of Bock Mill. Tbe groom's sister*. Miss , Leon* Oreone, aad Mies Minnie Ureene, of c Wlntbrop Collage, aad Mlaa MaUle Ureoae oi c Due West. _ t AtMVMvOWClun ntswiy weuovu wuk11' Imrtti tbe Southern into for Columbia, . wtw uwy ttowxa tor a day or two twfor* mnMKtlil am IMr Journey to ibe Cbartcatou ESSuoS. wbara they will apend ???eral i dan Wltb riltUfM and trienda, or In eeeibtf ? E lb# mil ibow bow on exhibition lo the oily, tt' I*.Qwrt devotion mm i low, mod bio Kv? * inHMtioaoftMuUlBl bomn for the comhiofhb bride naiads no of nn old ?u>rj whkfe w? founded on toot many yeare ago. Mvlleb ended vwjr differently from Mr. '< Orocae'o courtehlp. At Um alory (oaa, tba lover in tbat laemeedld vary aaneb aa tlld Mr. Ureeoe. V. Malouad with all Ma oonl, wltb all '1l? mind. W tadwttn aUh?beart, an* Papered a bom. c y ioc Uwaderad ooo?a noma of wbtob be bad r k mr gausblfoi daydreama and In wblob be t taodtf booed tbat be and hie Idol might live MMur. ilttoocb be toved wltb a fervor L. tMl Ml wblob la aaldoca squalled, tbe : jioag MB of wbom* we apeak waa dienp- , k wanted. Tbe becrt tor wnoee love be woo id t laTl ltiiiTT"* eaerinoed bto bopea of beaven to t 1 SiS'tfftSuv^an unavailing. Tbe J trcnawieofayonos asan'a bolieat and purest y ? S^maMMMiaat wortbleee tblng. He J L Sailed to And tovor. Tbe bungerlog beart -i > never toand tbe treasure it eoveted. Itperiab3tor tEatoveIteongbt. Olatondeet dream* \ w?ra disappointing? and tbe bopee tbat \ 5^ bwoyed bit for yea re finally turned to bllgbt ( ADdbUtarduet. Hiewbotelltowaaattoctod. K ' Bat Mr. Greene la mora fortunate. His , * w^. IM realliei and be baa reaaoo to be , ten; In Um love and sffecUon of u good * , wtbaa ev*r Mdi a bom* bappy. WMb bcart* may b* ??ra#d OT*r and wBllt a trarnMd-oTir bean may be true and . tbUbfbi to ita**cond love, yet ime love never MMk bat oce* to lb* same bearL On tbat day vIhii tbe grwat heart menu arc made known it will be neogala** or aoknowl*dged tbat It MMkatoMik IheeempietegtvTDgaway of ' ?; oa^miramroeeBiitfee neood Um*. Die- ' Kv gprpolaia* o?s, ibsr* u ilwyi a wwm or a ? ' firirwiyiirrtwir^-'1'''****** Umor*or J ' CAROLINA BACHELORS ' iMM* Tfetaka Tkfta BUM* a Laad or ? To \he Editor of Tbe Htato : \M a Carolina bachelor, we are naturally < lataraeUd In oar brethren throughout the c State, nod In Mr. J. C. Qarllngtoo'a recently MWwti Mograsbleal work on Sootb caro- ' Una, eaUUad "Men of tbe Time,'1 we And " eblebee of aelu a number wbo are on- ' arrM, Probably there are several aketcu t esofotMr bachelor* wbo are not menuoaed " aaeaeb. la tbl* article we will confine oar selves U> mm of tbe men wbo are mentioned la Mr. Garltngtoa'a work aa unmarried, (ft Tbs Immms baobelor ia oar politic* la Mr. Jobs J. MaHabes, wbo ia State aaperlnten- j ' ?~l KM mamUr nf I Kj> . iptjk MMililiiilMl eOCHBUOB of l8Rk hA. MtPnutkUHr, who wjoyi tbe unique | i Q tlWlWlBD of Mag lb* babj eoogreaamao. i w * ?tbar political tacbelor. He wit 2i a B W?BI Old iMt JMMT7. I lH.TMBnkDUn.wbo cumoiv belDg MOMnu, M, tike tb? proceeding two, t HSK |Hn a~anllTlul hiiiiiirr , A mfcite vboa* urn U halllir to til OiaiMMl aabool ofclMw to Prof. Ernest ? i. Ik Dnfcor. WOO la aapsrtnlandent of the ctij aoOtH idlooH. Mr. J. L Bbarrard la anoitier h abator vfeo la halllar to many of tbe aohool bora or Colombia, as be la principal ot tkg l^nr<fl Unit lobooL /ioolhar laatahrpwlewt In educational aUstoatsMr. W.S. MoQbae. A Mo of baebalon ara the quaint and ortctao) OtL J. t. Bacon or tbe Edgefield niraollll. Mr. Jobo W. Holmea o? Tbe arawsil PaopJo and a member oi tbe tea 0 as Wallace booae and Mr. Uugb WUaoa of Tbe Abbeville Pkm and Banner . and 0M> at ibatttat* Preaa Aaaoclatlon. Blohhto0 and Edgefield both base bacbeh>?a fcargrobota Jadgsa, Msaera. A. W. Bay and i ?ba On* director of lbs first textile ecbool tatbsaootfe la a Carolina bachelor?Mr. J. H. Aboohalor wbo holds a responsible poaltlou , ta Oatamblais Mr. E, B. Clartt, wbo ia general . . aaaaw and treasurer of tbe electric street , ' ?unr. AkacMor imtor to Mr. 8. Bltktoej ? Of QKwIllL and two bacholor leg tela ton . MOoLX HTMom of Orangeburg tad Mr. MaImubw'Pyouof Georgetown. : Aootbar t?bilor office bolder la Capi . J all oa B. Cogswell. who la regular of meane c aoavcmMela iheoldClty by theee*. Mr.*. F. Lalnbart, who la president of the ?aaley Boiler aali: aad Interaalcd In other BUM tbar*. may he called an Indoatrlal ktiMor. f A ttlo of Jarttt bachelors which we will < nowaaeattoa,are Maeer*. M. H. Moore, ad. ^ )a?at protaaor of law In the Sooth Carolina * OBltaae; W. H. Townaend, code eomminiionW. wbo baa aenred ae solicitor, and W H. WeUa, U. a aoamlaalooer aod city attorney ftSlfcaU Carolina Medical college can i polat toa bachelor among lu profoaaora. Dr. ? ltaaaly Blmoos, who atanda high in medi < Uaaiitaa thaaa. there are aaveral other l afcajhahaa Of aaaaarrled men eealtered about I la Mr. Oarltagtoo'a work, but we have men- i tlmiai aaoagh lo abow that Carolina baa a namber of Bachelors oaeopylng prominent MfMOMk Mfiiouuld rormao. PrivstMr, Bnattr oounijr, March ?. COLONEL BALL DEAD. A loMa, CferlaUaa tteatlfwaa la He < Mare?Died Yesterday leralag. Laarena Herald After hovering between life and death for i more lhan twenty days, all that waa mortal | Of OoL Blalord WaUa Ball ceaaed to exlat , tbta, Tbareday morning ?i &.40. Tbae baa pMMd KVijr one of oar oldest and < oat blgbly mpMUd citizens, and a pall of i ilOMl m east over ibis entire community. Tmjoni loved aod ad ta I red bltn for bis great good sees of beart, Molality or ? Til end ipbttantbroplc nalarr. ? COL Bali tai bid of splendid In: '--el, artpaeebolar, poeeeealng broad and geoenu information. Be wae lawyer or large experteoeeasd loeratlee practice. At tbe first * eoond or tba loog roll calllog tbe *oatbrrn oidlwy to an tar lbs great strife or tbe Civil war. be vaa among tbe foremost to take tbe Mi, end la tbe prime and bloom of bla yoang manbood served aaa gallant. snperb aoldler daring '.be fonr dreary, en**n*uin?d yw 6f tbat grant Uiroggle for southern in'for many yean and at tbe time or bie dsatb be was editor or tbe Laurens AdverHm^ Col. Ball wae a native or Laorens ooonty. b > \ bora Wo* ember 16,1830, and was ooneeqoently In tbe Mveaty-aoeond year of bla agv at ftslbss or bla d?ath. II* *m educated at Eiwklne college and at the Mouth Carolina oollete. From Um latter Institution he graduated la 1861. lis then *tudled lav and ( van admitted to the bar la 18M, and practiced hie profmaloo oontlnnou*ly. nave the four yaara of the war, tor lorty-olgbt yeara with ri|MiNMW UN ability, lour yean of the i ttae ae Mlldtor He tenth Judical circuit. In ! vbJeb capacity be aerved tbe atate moat t aaUafeetorlly aa a proeecullng offleer. toalkMa Ball way Kchcdnlc. Tralna tor Hodcee leave Abbeville, H. C., No. t(dally)8Jba. m.; No. 1 (dally) 10.50 a. in.; No. 4 (dally) 1.46 p. m.; No. 64 (dail)) 7.10 p. ni. Tralna from Hodcee arrive Abbeville. No. 61 yiuju?i>a.a.; ao.iiomijm2.ui p.m.; . ???. tally) 186 p. b. ; No. 68 (cuuly) a.u? p. m. Iom eouDCCtloD at Hodges with through loa lor Greenville, Columbia, Cbarimlon. ..connecting at Greenville for A. Jt C. HiIon points nod the Em I, also Asbevllle, Alia, ale. Through sleeper* Hodcee to Charlas, 00 train eoaneotlng with M V 1 1 - 1 EAST END. What Hern anil lleara on HI* Kvaiid* la Caualrjr nnd la Tawa. Abbeville, H. C., April ?. 1KW. KAMTKK IN TUI CITY. Kaator tide ilawned fair and beautiful and xsace and quiet relgoed over our oily among be bllla, while tbe birda aang ibeir nwetiMi tonga.and all natu'e boddlDg forib Into life ind beauty teaMfle* In unmlatakable !an[oage tbat "tlie N>rd la risen indeed, and Iveatodle no more." Service* appropriate ,o the oorasloii were held In Trinity and the U. K. Church, both being beautifully decorated wltb flowera, lb* first offering* of spring. Rev. J. O. Wilaoo preached In the Methodlat ,'burch morning and evening ; an unuaually arge congregation being preaeut at each lervice. Tb? aloglag was v?rv One, a nplendld >r<grara being arranged for Eaater. w*a well endered to tbe delight of the entire congregation. Mia Kay Lowe Hponoler of Atlanta, preildad at tbe organ and rendered earh aeieolon la the moni auperb manner, holding the on k rogation (pell-bound by her La ax ic power ivor the Instrument. lu tbe Kpiaoopal Church ltev. Edvr<trd Mc,'rady reteor, conducted the services. The an.< iwuniifn11v decorated. rblle the entire aervlce waa moat fittingly tpprnprlale togiorloua Eaaler-tid". How grand, beautiful and appropriate to leeorate tbe temple of our rNen IxirU, and >ay tbla loving tribute to tbe resurrection uoru aud "Crown Him Lord n( All" wltb tbe Mrautlfui flowera ol Spring. Tbla la Indeed a [real aud honored privilege and one Ibat bouid call forth lbank?gi vlng and pratae 'row every heart. SKKVICKS AT LEBANON. Her. Dr. A. H. Moment conducted Com* nun Ion Service* at I^ebaoon t'borcb laat tuuday and preached a fine aermon to a arge and appreciative congregation. Pretaraiory service* began oj Saturday before ?d were well attended. Tbe people of tbat mnmunlty and tbe regiona round about are arried away wltb tbe tine aeroioua preached iy lb la learued divine. i1kaxd musical recital. On next Friday night Mlaa Spoocler of Ulante, will entertain the pnbllc "free or barge" at tbe Court Houae wltb a grand nualoal recital. All lovera of moalc abould w on baud aa tbey will be highly eiiiertalnd. Mlaa Sponcler la an arllat of oonalderabie enown Id the moaieal world and never fall* rt ""II fori K I Km hlihaat olaril latlnni of raise Irutn her fa ear era. At"preaent *be Is be honored guest of Mr*. Speed of oar city. HARD Ll'Ck. "M" hu lout bit black borss be purebaaed >nly ibm montba ego. He died iMt night root lock Jew. Tbla In a heavy loae, m be iad about tilled up lor blc mill bualneas. HADDON'S SPKIMU OPKSIKQ. Oa last Wednesday and Thursday the adlee of tbe city and surrounding eoantry lucked to tble Emporium of faablon and beleld wltb wonder aod amazement a "few" of be many pretty good* tbla Arm bad eo beauifully arranged for tbla apeclai Inspection. iV?? aay a "lew" becauas tbelr stork la too arge to be spread out lo view at one Ume. [*be display waa elaborate and most tastily irranged. Tbe millinery deportment preilded over by Mlaa Uertrnde Hnlib of New fork, waa aa beautiful and bewildering aa a lream of -fairy land." Tbe a lore prevented tbe appearanoe of a renerable bee hive, tbe aurglug crowd both lay a marked tbe grand enroean of another nrlng opening at K. M. Haddon * Cn'a. itany bata were eold and a number of One Ireaa palterna dlapoeed of, to aay nothing of be prom lata to call again. KLKCTMC I.IOUT8 AGAIN. Brick Is now being ban led upon tbe alte rbeie tbe power bouae will be built at onoe rum wblcb Mr. Thomson will again ligbt up >or city, a lores, cburchea atresia and every rcnea than any venture ?t?r mad* In tbe ilty.and we sincerely hope tbla will be oo onger lb* mm. 'hh tbla time It will meet rltb tbaodaot rucccm ud imt prosperity. ? bail ita oomlog wltb greet deligbt. KESCALL'H 8PKINU OFVttSO VIII be annouced la due time and at tbe larlieel possible date. IU postponement baa ?en ooeaelooed by tbe delay of bis goods Id ranalL Mr. Kendall baa a large and bandome stock oo tbe way and propoaea to abow a tbe ladlee of Abbeville elty and Abbeville ounty a mammoth stock of brautlful and tyllsb goods. Jn bis millinery department - ? ?/ IvlMmail hala t ha Up of itylt" direct from "Part*." MIm Vborten .of Baltimore hu arrived and will lave charge of tbla department and will preent to tbe ladlea all tbe noveltlea of tbe acaco In bataaod Ulmmlnga. rKlWOHAL XKSTIOX. Hon. J. H. MeOalla waa In Iba elty laat toaday.and we learn from a direct aource bat be will be lo tbe Congrea?Sonal race. Superintendent Gibert, accompalned by tev. Doctor Moment ban J oat returned from be Savannah aide wbere be baa been vUltlng , number of aoboola.. Dr. Moment made Ingreeting taika at each acbool. Many frlenda were glad to aee Mr. Jim Hlnkecalea In tbe city laat Mooday after a evere Itinera. Mr. Una too Mayera, after an Ulneaa of aovral weeka l? now convalescing. Mr. R. L. Dargan.oneof tbe huatllng galeanen Irom Abbeville lain tbe city for a abort Ime look lug alter tbe Inteieeta of tbe firm be epreeenta. Mra. T. H. Furman of tbe Gate City apent Saater In tbe city wbere tbe waa weloomed >y a boet of frlenda Mra. Jatnee Pratt wltb Mr. and Mra. Jobn i. I/O id ax were among tbe worabl pen at tbe iletbodlat cburcb laat Sunday. Tbeeeterpiialne Orm or A. M. Hill & Bona lave on aale tbe flrat tomatoea of tbe aeaaon. Mr and Mra Fred Mlnabalt attended tbe iempblll-Greene marriage and remained In be city until Sunday when they left for tbelr borne In Florence. NAM EH THE Dk*DY BRIDGE. We hope tbe "old Dendy" bridge la now lumMrru wuo im p*ii ana will everal dm mo we tblnk quite appropriate tor be upland Id new bridge. "Sonh'i" bridge. "Tbompeon'a" bridge, tbe Ark" bridge and leal bat not leant "Wilm A Nick lee' " bridge, thu former having ao wraislontly and heroically championed tbe mum and the latter, bavin* constructed auob k One bridge, we tblnk It most appropriate to *11 U for the two. CITY KLEtTIOX. Magazine Hill now baa tbe City Mayor and toe warden, ao we will be well taken care of. )ur "beat" men abonld alwaya fill auch places tnd we leel that tbe Intereeta of our city will te safe In tbe banda of Mayor McMillan. UOJtK TO |||H KtWAKI). Mr. Heorjr Cole died at tbe home of hi* eon, tbout 8 mlle? from thin city last Monday nornlng, March Slat, at the advanced age of IT years. til* remains were Interred In the wmetvry at Lebanon on Tueaday following, it 2 P.M. Mr. Cole wh a good cltlien and lad tbe eateem and good will of all who knew ilm. Hta work on earth la finished and he taa gone to hla reward. Tbe If*. Ira K. Hlcka' Almanac. Thiaaplendld book of 3)0 pagrH |? not only i work of irt of lb* higheat order, but It l? tbe nonl complete and vauable book of AMronjmy nod Meterolgy for l&rj to be found In the world. No wonder tbe limt edition of one aundrtd thouaand wmm about exhausted by iheendof January Tbe bible excepted. no jlber book can be found In no many Atnerl can liomci. Tbe million* have proven Its value and will not be without It. The publlabera will nupply thla book for a month or two n>r the regular price, with tbe Inct-uwl pontage added. Send :t0 cent* to Word Miid Work* Ptibiublng Company. ?201 Locum St.. M. I.oula, Mo. and thin npleudld book wi I be mailed to you prepaid. I>o not puna tbe year without It In your office or home. L. W. While* l.oenla!! No betU-r alock haa ever been received than that wblcb L. W. White la now allowing. Young men will do well to tupply themnelvea with a aprlug aull ol clollilng In time for Kaater. I>. W. White.ha* tho very thing you want. IktD'l fail to Mi* thoae lovely mi raw bat* for men and boya al L. W. Wlnie'a. The prettiest llneol n<gMge chlrti ever of fered lu tbeclty of Abbeville cud be Been mI U W. While. New embrolderle* al White'*. Call and ?ee litem. Tbey are gem*. Tbe lightest, coo I eat and prettiest material for walata It matin**. It la mucti belter limn percale* or gingham. Yon can find a large alock of fancy rhltia crockery aud (I?m ware al 1>. W. While'*. If yon waul to ace the must complete lint of palutn you ever aaw, go to Mlllord Dra* Store. Floor atalna, roof taint, bow* paint enamel palut. In fact anything in Ibe palul line can be bad al Milfords Drug Store. We are headquarter* for anything In lb< drug line. Milford'a Drug Store. Mlifurd' Neuralgia powder will relieve yoti every lime. Niicure, do pay. Milford'a brut more. rt>on? IU7. Anything In llii? hcIiooI book and *latlonerj Hue to be bud ul Milford'a Drug Store. TheMpeed I>rug Company la b ad quartan for palut* itud otla. Lowoey's candy fieab every veek at tb( the or 'o date drag store of C. A. Mllford. , i.. .v.. * "'.'"'7' ^ r*f V ; 7* It >.')(] Daly. Fxtract frotn the Act of tlie llecent Legislature Approved i!7t li February, " Tu Further Regulate the Working and Maiutaiuiug of the H igh ways and Bridges of thin State." Section <5. All peasous frotn the age of eighteen to fifty years of a< e inclusive in lbiH State, except those except* ed in this Act, shall be liable to road duty. "All male persons coming within the ages so fixed and able to perform or cause to lie performed the labor hereiu required, except ministers of the (joypel in actual charge of a congregation, teachers employed in a public ecbool, school trustees during their term oi oni<e, anu persons permanently disabled in tlie military service of the State, ami j>er*ons who served in the late War Ketween the States, and all person* actually employed in the quarantine service of the State, shall be required annually to perform or cau.se to he performed labor on highways, under the direction of the overseer of the road district in which he shall reside, eijjht day-, if so many be necessary." Provided, All studentfi, whilo actually attending any of the colleges 01 schools in this State shall be exempt from road or street duty on iue {myiucui ui buj i,uiuuii.mv.v? tax. Sec. 7. In lieu of perform log or causing to t>e performed the labor of ten hours per day, an requred for the neveral Counties, a commutation tax of one dollar may be paid by the people mi liable on or by the thirty-first day of March, 1902, and on or by the first day of March of each year thereafter. Provided, PernooH liable to labor under this neetion nhall have the right to furuiah a competent substitute to labor In hh stead." n \ Vll'Kl.KS. County Supervisor. March 18, 1902. MAXWELL'S IAPIET I AM PREPARKD AT ALL TIM KM TO lurat?bM my cualoinera FRESH BEEF, PORE, SADSA3E, And Fresh Loaf Broad Freab flab on Friday and Halnrday. 11 Ighmil market prlrra paid for Bwvea and Hoga and Urwn Hail Hide*. T. H. MAXWELL. Phone No. I. A Good Example. The atory la mated of a boy wbo, on being aaked where be wwa going, rent led that be wasn't going anywhere. "You mailt be goinr rme*lier?," peculated bin quMllnnvr. " No, 1 ain't," declared the boy, "I'm a-coming back." It'a ttie Come-back Customer W?- alrajra *trlvo for?the customer who will feel ?o pleased with til* drat bill boaght of 01 that be'll ootne again and again. Of eourae If we were In bualneaa for a day, or a week, or a year, we eonld eaally get more money for onr goods and fee) Indifferent aa to the llkellbood of onr customer ever coming back again. Bui we are Established to Stay, And have spent years of bard bnstle. push and perseverance In building a reputation, and bence our anxiety to pleoae and satisfy. W. D. Barksdale. REE-KEEPT\fi REVOLUTIONIZED? By using a pr\CriCAL home-made hivr, wbicb adrolu or taking hii ?urpiuh bouey, free from brood or "bee-bread," at any t-cauiu. Every purchaser of right get* a miniature pattern to numbered parts, with l dm ruction* for (linking hive and opcrailug ayatera ; and a copy of "Bee Keeping Made Eaay for Every Home." Thin bo<?k la adapted to the comprebeoaloo of people not familiar with tbe bualneaa.and give* praotleal matter not lound In landard work*. Total ooal only fi, Apply to A. C. SMITH * CO.. Marcb JC, 1902. tf Cold water, Oa. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY or ABBEVILLE. col'kt or common pleas. E. Marlon Bruce ugalnat John L. Bruce and otbera.?Partition. by authority ok a decree ok sale by the Court or Common I lea* or Abbeville County, Id raid State, made In tbe above n'ateil cane, I will oiler for *?le at Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. II., S. C., on SalewJay Id APKII< (7tb.) A. I). 191)2. wfthln tbe legal bourn of rale tbe followlug described laod, to wit: All that tract or pircel of land Nltuate, lying and being In Abbeville County, In tbe Slate aforerald, containing One and One-Half (1 1-2) Acres, more or lean, and bounded by \V. C. DuPre, W. T. Penney. Mlnwa Moore and Tanyard Street, In the City of Abbeville. TERMS OF SALK-Kor ca*h. L. W. PRRIUN, Marcb 15, Itfri. Mauler A. C. S. U. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AflUKVlLLK. COUHT OK COMMON HLKAM. J. K. Thornton ai;aln*l Yarb Maddoii. Buildtoic Lieu. Ky AUTHORITY OF A ItKUtKKOKMAI.K i by lh?-Court of Common Plea* lor Abbeville County, In Nxld state, made In the *l"tvo Ntat, ed ca?e, I will oir?T for mile, at Public Outcry. Kt Abbeville C. II.. H. C? on Hale?duy In AI'KIL (Till.) A. I?., I'JIM, within the leKUl bourn of (>hIu the following deacrlbed land, 1 to wit: A house utid lot In the City of Abbcvilli-. County uud Htati- aforeaatd, containing One-Half (1-2) Acre, ) mors* or lea*. and hounded on the South and Kant by the alley leading troiii the Iiue Weal I Road toward* liarrlNhiirg (a suburb oi the f' city.) North by Ucorglatiua Co?by and on the w em ujr rwiu. ' TKKM8 OK SALB-Cwh. Purcha*<!r to pay lor paper*. ' L. W. PKHKIN, 3 Master A. C.MC. March IB, 1IKXL ' " . f : < y . -r-r n If 1 FARMERS1; l < Can Save Money. Kdltor of the Abbeville I're** and Banner. Tbe following communication Issued by the < A?*l?tunt Agriculturist of Clcmson Agrleul- i lural college 1* of ho much valueto the farmer* of tbHt Hut* on account of the present high 1 i price of all feed product* for farm animals t hiiO mock, that I have determined to get you , to pubi|*h this as an advertisement for wbtcb , our company will bear the expense. - "kiiIiikh mude ud In the f j A? IMJIIIfJ ui IIV |T. I ration a? miide by Mi. Connor may not be > I aval'abir to varloua planterr, 1 auiorenl tbat , ! any piimter write to Mr. Coanor and atale 1 what food produrta are available to blm botb I rough lorag? and ronrentrau-d lood. and Mr. , Connor will take pleuaure In making op a ration to ?ull bio needa a* be baa done In tbla ( , laatance. Youra trulv. I C. FltxMlmoroona. , General Manager The ttouUivru Cotlou OH Company. J. M. Hardin. Manager Abbeville Cotton Oil Mill. , CHEAP RATIONS i For Horses and Mules Farmer* from varlou* ncctlona of the Htate li?vf lit-cn wrtlldK a?klnic about tit" a?lvl*a bllity of fet diti* horae* aod muiea on cotton oi^d nival and halla and alao ukiog tor a cheaper ration tban corn. The following price* are given In a letter f'o-n HcrnntoD, M. C.. Corn, StO per ton ; oata. 915 per ton : wheat bran, 8^5 p?r ton ; cotton ??e0 meal. }J5 per ton; rice meal, f?i per ton Of eourne com and oat* are out of the question a* a food lor bomea and mule* at the above price* >o comet bliig cheaper muat be looked for. The analjral* *how* that rlee ineal haa about hoHHma comiMiMition aa corn meal and we have found that l! lajuat a* gooa for irpoun p!g?. We have frd II (o hoiaea with good re?uli*. I think we are ?ate In taylng ibm It way he used In place nlcorn pound lor pound. If no hay or lodder la uaed In lb* ration wud hulla are retorted lo aa rough ne?* aoroe nltrogeuona food auch aa bran or cotton aeed meal iimal be uaed lo auppiy protein. Hull* may he led wlibout any luriber f> ar of Injury lo tb- animal, Should they refuaato eai the huilM a little corn raeitl or hran apr.'nkled overt be surface will tempt them. A good cheap ration way he made np aa follow*: hix pounda of rice coallngGG centa; four pnuudaof whMt brand coaling 5 0 cent*; two pounda of eotlun aee.i meal, ooatiug 2.0 cent* ; ten pounda of cotton aeed bu'la, coating 3.0 centa; total coat of rations per day 17.1 centa. The above la lor a bo raw or mule of 1.U00 pounda In live weight. It la evident that a ration made up of corn mid fodder and containing the aanm amount <>f iitrea'Ihle matter aa the above ration would ro?i much more lima the above. Tbe North Carolina experiment *:atlon ha* ( 'ed miton ?e?*?l meal and hull* to liorpoa with good re?ulla, hut the experiment* alonx tbl? line have not been extenalve enough 10 ?t?y that cotton *?-ed meal ran be f?-d In unlimited (|uantltleK lor any leugtb of time without I n Jury to the animal. Numhefc of farmer*, however, have reported that they have feed cotton aeed meal j tomoleaaud boraea wltb good reaulla. C. M. Connor. Ami. Agriat. H. C., Experimental Mutton. GLENN. Garden Seed^TJ^'pSr1 Alaaku Pea?,Hllaa Ked Trlumpo Heed Potatoes ttnrrnn JO ib?. Good Plantation Granui?ied Huga'r for SI. / c'"-fo 18 ct*. 'ftr Oreen. lSJ-J Vytfllv/C"cu. Io30cta. for Koaaied Coffee. Full line of Canned Good* and otber Fancy Groceries. Corn. Hran. Hhorta, Wheal. Call Vrcll'O"?ud get prices. lilnill* 2Seta. Ilarrel under the market. I"UI "*Bt|c lot bonght the advance. Every barrel told under a guarantee. Plnnro Htoc??. Unine*. Trace*. foliar*, MTItf W Bridlm, Axm. Hxndlea. J'leka, Sbovela. Fnrka. Mnttorka, NatKlxwka. H In ce*. leather. Half Mo lea 8hoe Xalla.Horae Mhoea, etc. Ql*swfcc_New Stuck. Onarwnte?d ?o rive OIlfft^M'uHtlatartloD. Men'a $1.2? 8hoea for 91.00. Hoi Id leather. DRY GOODS INO NOTIONS. NEW LINE. GLENN. Abbeville-Greenwo od HU rUAL i itch n 111 r c I it au limit ei ASSOCIATION. Property Insured, 1725,000. WKITK TO OK ('ALL on tbe'nnder*ifr<i<-d or to the Director ot yoar Townnhlp for ?ny Information yoo may deal re abonl our plan of Insurance. We inaore year property against deatrnr lion by m, mmu o& tnmm, and do ao cheaper than any Insurance Com pany In exlatenoe. item ember we are prepared to prove to yoo tbatoura ta tbo Mfett and cbeapeat plan ot Inaunwe knows. J. R. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent, Abbeville, S. C. V antflPii r TTAV |>M. <J 2 A&OLA JL? X , licoi Abbeville, S. C. BOARD DIRECTORS. J. Add Ca!boQn......~...Ntnply 81* Towo*b!p H. O. Mi?J'?r ?^^...OrceowiHxl " J.T. Mabry L'okeobury " W. H. Ack?r Donald* M. H. CltnkHCHlm Due Wen! " T. L. Hatidnn Long Cane " 8. K. Cromer ......MrnSthvill* " J. W. Lyon Troy " A. K. WmImod < k-dar .spring " W. K. L*?llt? ...Abbevlll* Dr. J. A. Andrrwcri Antrevllie " H. A.Tenneol Lowbde?\Ulu " A. O. (Jrnnt........ Mognollti ' J. K Tiirrant Calhoun MHin " S I. KtlmondM. hurdcHiii " W. C. Murtin lliMlgrH " K. M. |{?iijniuln Walnut Ornvn " I*. H. C*Hl?on. CmIIImoo and fllbler " I'. It. Kemp Klrk?f? .litMfpii (.'<kw, KellowN I tt I'lnenlz J.C ICu?li <*?imt>rl(1ge " It. It. Kitiu'd KIdhhIn ' J I'.? oleimin Coronaea " J. II. I'hllex, Jr Ilradley " i . ... ....... 1....i...u > J. W. !V'?II I1MK .; ^hh*vMk l\, J?n. at. Ift>Kor Inimli'iitN Wfd go to Mil.'oril l*ro?; Store , I'liimr 107. Our ftricfiinn ?*vi*ry Uilnu To l??* found In Hti ii|i lodntcilrui; ?tor?. Tnc S|hmI I Mix to. Tub c'.k ,'roiii on* c?*nt U|>, Ml llul're'v Book I siore \V?* Hie ruoHt complete mul p'Plilut , l!u?of perfumery vcr u'rti In th'scily. MillortCH l?rm si ??<"? . j If you want to **< tti<* moot cnmp'ttf line or i up to i)at? Rlwtloiiery you ever ?**'. t ail ut MlltorU'k Itruic Ktoit*. Hetj our Hoc ofcanui'il koimIh hi-forc you t>uy. \V l?. ISHIKMIMU*. Ktu* p<*rfuttte ami loliflN i41> a Hjitcla.ly Willi uh. C. A. Mlllord The bruggliil. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AHBKVILLB COUNTV. JFFICE OK 8UPERVIHOKH OK KEOIH TRATION. ABBKVILLK COUNTY. Abbeville, M. C., March ?, KM. NotJce i? herebj' given that in accorJ?? ? Id. mi i?? t\f ihu I.Vn.rnl lUllix 1*1111 nu Itvf ? ...w \ssemhiy, uud in conformity witti the equirementa of the State CoiiHtitu.iou, the bookn for the registration of ill legally qualified voter*, unci Tor the fwuing of transfer*, ect.f will be open ! it the olflce of Supervisor* of iiegiMtra- j ion in the Court Houi<e, between the j lour W o'clock a. m., ami .5 o'clock p. j n., on the lir?t Monday of ea>>h iionth, and kept open for three bucreMMive days in each mouth until hirty dayH before the next general flection. The Hoard of Registration Im th*? udge of the <|ualiticatiorH of all I ipplicantH for registration every male j ;itizen of this State and of the United j *tate, twenty-one yeaiH of age, who ia ! :iot an idiot ia not insane, jh not a j pauper MUpported at the public ex- j [jen*e, and is not confined in any pub- ! lie priBoh, and who ba? not b^en con- i dieted of burglary, areon, obtaining ;ood? or money under fal*e pretenses perjury, fernery, robbery, bribery, J ldultery wife beatinir, housebreaking, j receiving Htoien pood*, breach of trust j with fraudulent intent, lornicauon, ? todomy, incest, assault with inteut to "** ravish, miscegenation, larceny, or _ ;rimes against the election laws, and ivho Hhail have been a resident in this State two years (except ministers in :harge of organized churches and :eachen? of public schools, and these itter fix mouth* residence in the State,) a resident in the County for lix months, and in polling precincy four months, and who can read any Section in the Constitution of 18W5, or ?n understand and explain any sec* Lion of said Constitution when read to him by the registration officer or offl ers shall be entitled to reghUtttion and become an elector upon application for *uch registration. If any person bas l>een convicted of any of the crimes 1- ? ?U* tbove-mcuiioiieu, a paniou ui iu? Uovernor remove* the disqualification. In cane any minor who will become twenty-one years of age after the closing of the Books of Kegistratiou and before the election, and Ik otherwise i|ualified to register, makes application under oath showing he is qualified to register, the Boards shall register such applicant before the closing of the books. Any pereou whose qualifications as Hi) elector will be completed after the closing of the Registration Books but - -1 -.U-ll U...n be lore toe uexi cievuuu ruih uam mi ri^bt to apply Tor and secure a registration certificate at auy tiiue wilbin sixty days immediately preceding the cloning of the Registration Books, upon an application under oath to the facts entitling him to such registration. The registration of voters must be by polling precincts. There must be a Book of Registration for each polling precinct, that is for eacn towusbip. or parish, or city, or town of le>s than five thousand inhabitant*, or ward of cities of more than five thousand inhabitants. Each elector must vote in the polling preciuct in which he resides. If there is more than one voting place in the polling precinct, the elector may vote at any voiing place de*ignnt?-d on (he nir intra! ion certificate. The Hoard* muni dfsigiiHte in the registration certificate the voting place in the [Killing preciuct hi which the elector is to vote. If the;*is more than one voting place in the pnll'ng precincts, the Boards Mhai< designate on the certificate the voting place uelected by the elector. S. 8. BOLK8, W. A. LAMKR. U. H. MOORK. Board of fillpei visors of Ken'M'slim y _? | j w mmmmmmm | * i 3 fir "jr. ^ ^ C?T2 ^ gSSg 2 ?3 *V ta ? ? ju ^ 5 ISh . 1 ?r-> _ . f I ff?SSt ^^3*5 z* 5^553 * oyii^ 50 YEARS' ^H^^H^EXPERIENCE I V L J ?m i b ^ f a _ i H Tffv1 Copyright# Ac. I Anyone windtn* a ?kctfh and dw^minn may antrkly ascertain oar opinion free whether ap Invention ui prtihiblf nulfnUbl#. ( omniunlft* tlonfttrlctljconlldentfal. Handbook on I atenta MM free. Oldest .(reM^ for^rmB^tentju Patent* taken through Mann J Co. receive tjxciai ni>tlcc% without chanre, In tne Scientific American. \ haniiiumirlr Illustrated weekly. I.nrirpst Cjp. .mlatlon of nny srlctitlfle Journal. Terms, |3 a fear; four months, #1. gold by all newsdealer*. MfINN & 00^361 Broadway, New York branch Office. (T2S K St, W'ashliiKlon, I?. C. full 11 try merchants should ml! on u? b< fore ] buying. Special prices In imrte?* <|U ?n:lie? on rimiitHl lihmIh, ilour. cnfltfc, mw|i, cr>c5cer* mid other k'hhI*. VV. I). Itarksditle. I,. \V. While carries at nil limcv .? full line of tjr?ieerierw mid 1'urdware. Call on liuu.j Vol! vt ill In* well feilted. Tii?* weather l* (limine cold. <ict your ula*a himI puily from C. A. MiUurd, The I>rtitft?l?l. I'hone '."C. NM'.drlril upplr*, T?yMnkf dellcIo'ih di'wrrik lot Hie ho idnys. \V. I>. Harks* dale. ChII Mini ? I>nr ri:?un Iflclent. line of Una CliriNtllittn |{<Midi> IteSoli* 11 l-> broken. Mliford'a I>ri>i; Store. Wr ?f!l y?n j;iiim|. ill It vi lit; prices. Try u* lid we, The Speed I'ruif Co. If yon want to stain vour floor, rlnu up No ' In. The Kpreil I'ruj* Co. Jet our price* on |utl Jt* and <*1 1m. The Speed i I?ruu Coni|iHliV. "? - ?!?? \l! Villi tl aililil, MM'l ??*? r% Ptn i II-, .... J ? WHIM III I>rlci*n In plrilKC. l'llr .S|M-?'il l>rui; <'<? Wf ii re v't >< I In <|iinti' |<rin? nil mix llilli?: In, our line. Try u?. Tl?c.spri'il liruu i'u. We Imve a complete htix-k of School Hook The Speed Drug Co. FHOVISmS ? * GROCERIES. ? ? ^ ? ? Ve Have Tbem for Yoo at Liviog Prices: VEGETABLES, COFFEE, Green and Parched. FRUITS, TEAS, (0. a U.J CANNED GOODS, FLOUR, LARD and COTTOLENE. MEAL. HAMS and SHOULDERS. GRITS. BUIST'S and FERRY'S GARDEN SEEDS. u-pbnsipiui* r>n our LEADER. Motto: "Prompt Deliveries." We run two delivery wagons. L. T. & T. M. Miller. ] PHodm 73 and W. ?? _ ? a Virpir!ia=Carolina Chemical Company, CHARLESTON, S. C. * RICHMOND, UA. ATLANTA, GA. Largest Manufacturers of Fertilisers in the South. Importers of . . . Pure Gerciai Kainit, Muri&jc c? Pc;ac.h, Nitrate of Goiia, Sulph ate of Fetish. ;j It is important in bi;yinr; your fertilizers, not only to buy goods i-f e;t: r 1 - pa tat'on and high j grade, but to b?:v \v!;vrr - wants of every j *- * - : II i enaracici t~.;u vu; . v . . We are in poja.'or. . -i ::! classes of J ! goods and in si'cli onv:/\ buyer: desire. It ! wil! pay you to sec U.wr. ji-idn-z* Virrin:^'?~* ;.>~r.iical Co., j |j J.-r.J for ?? j \SdhteyfSantlagoi | BY GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM. 1 P| 1 * ? Th - In: ri p Id AmkcUIcI J're** war corTwpomWat, who I K>Si. ... .a, *m alxutnl Ui?- I". K. It. brvuldja during Uw mttn 6?? I Byhfc rn -month* I.r till' raiiiiwltrn. I.'m-(ni(r>l with pfeotagfftph* I HThe Most Sensational f Book of the Day. 1 7trim dorj of tlic famoui cnilw of the Plying gg fri'Muliun under I "ommodort- WInUrld So?tt Krhlry, lacluil H In i Ihi' l>i<?-kad<- an J dolnw-tlon of th? gpantoh flrrf, JV TULU I OU TIIK FJKVT TIMK. BE Contain- an autograph nidurvnirnt and personal account of the battlv hy Ilrar Admiral .Vhlrjr. H "Tlir fact* of tlir ulnrjf of thf mureuenU B _ r.u. tinn.rfn>n ai thfi uuthor trlla tliri.i th& twalc are iWHlt." An lnt? rmtlne narrmttr# of facta. Explain' the aocmJKtl "Rrtr?|fnulr ttuvrmrnf." the "Loop;" the "Coaling ^^?KyaW|y^^BWOg||H|agB Problem." and wlllw ruociaalrrty e?cry aarer-M ruling H (PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, wtxa Oorcntor f THE HEW VOtK HERALD says:-"*/. f ol H<? York, Mid: -"Mr. Urdbcm't uort Is I Grabs*. ia tbe tetHaf of bets, Warta the I M tbe best accost! I have beard or read af the 1 reader free to bjIu the dedacrtag that M K aaral fifbtlaf duriac tba war. it needed ^est f several ural offkers seed a Caart af la- 1 K as taucb courafc ta to abort taklai pboto> I fairy to rc-estabilsb tbelr refatatiaas. M V frspbi u it did to ?orfc tbc fno?." tbey caa be rc-established." No subject bw ever l**>n before tlx; public that bos Interested everybody as B the manner In which A?linlrnl Schb'V has (tern treated, and the American people ?MMajitoa ai thm Mim of Santiago. Thls^xwk tells ?? ? 1. ?- .nllla.a H m everything Juat us it cuvurml and iui tlie cyewltneiiMai **w i*. uwk o wmiui m Ilk* wildfire. Liberal commission*. Outfit and books now fwdy. ^,8c rid nYiiVCP B 2-ci*nt bUuifM for cunvajMlnt; outfit. ACT QUICK. Now U the Ume to HAU *OpIET. 9H Price $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, according to style of binding desired. M I AGENTS I W. B. CO MKEY COMPANY J \WANTEO | Sole Publishers, QMOAOO. J r SOUTHERN RAILWAY THE GREAT HIGHWAY OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL, - - - - - ... Uniting th? Principal tonmarciM Centers and Health and Pleasure Resorts of tHe South with the # # a NORTH, EAST and WEST. Hi^h?Clau VntlbvU Trains. Through Sl???l?g*Cart batwaaM N?w York and Naw Orlaaai. via Atlanta* Ctaolaaatl and Florida Points via Atlanta and via Ashavilla. I New Tori M? rioriaoi liaarna a+w?? o?4 5*T?nn?h, or vlo Riclimo?4, Doavillo StTonnak. fayorlor Dlnla^>Ctr Sorrlco on all Tkrough Train*. I IxcolloBl Jorrioo and Low lUlo* to Cktrlotton ao* count Jouth Carolina Intor-Stato and Woot Indian Exposition. Wlntor Tourist Tickots to oil Kosorts now on solo ot rodoood ratoo. for dmtallmd information, tltmratur?, (Into tmbiot, rmtoa, am?lv noarost Hekot'mfont, of mddrot* S. M. BAXDWICI. W. H. TAYLOEi I OmmmrMl Po??n,?r j?m?. Cc?. paM. -frm_ S Wmtkt+gfm. D. C. * . E *- W. IVNTi J. C. BEAM. f a 4#Mi, DUtrM Pmss. Jtgmm?, I CArnrl0*i?m, J. C. 9m I ^ IfOI. up % ?? a _ >-L*x ? A