The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 09, 1902, Image 1

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The Abbeville Press and Banner.? BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. CM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. 1902. ESTABLISHED 18441||| WEST END. o H appeal air* wnil laeideaUt or a Week A bsNl the iljr. Her. and Mm. H ?nry Hlokcacauoa op from CukMburjr Tburwiajr sad werr la (be clt> bopplnx. Mr. J?me? IVanum. on* of Andarain'a trading merchant*. were Id iba elljr Tburadajr, tba ;uwi of Mr. Jamra Cbaltarn*. Mr. and Mm. K Lawmn Dargan bava mnp to Cbarlaaloa for a few dajra aia/ at the ?sp?>al ttoo. Mr*. Jrffrrtoo Bowman, of Lownd*?vH?c. ?"? ?* h? fUr S^lurilnV with h?r IrltDtl, Mr*. T. K. Mil ford. Mr. and Mm. William P. Urwoe returned Prtday from a plraaant Week'aalay at Cbarlraloo. Mm. Mike DuPre. nf Marvin. Ua.. baa been Intbecliy for tbe pa?t lew day*. Mra. DuPre wee tbe goaal of ber ?I titer. Mra. Matbla. wh lie here. Mr Prank Robertson, nf Baltoo, la lu the city, tbe goeat of bta brother. Mr. Lorton Robertaon. Mr. Paul Anderaon returned Friday from a three day* ?tay lo Charleston. Mr. Anderaon TM delighted with tbe Eipoaittoo and tbe quaint old city 01 Cbanmtoa. Mra. E. B. Calboan of Atlanta, la In the elty pending* lew day* with irteoda. Mr*, urnhoao hu bwn to Oilbmia Kail* far toe nwi month at lb* bedalde of her brother, Mr. Henry Norwood, who la till erIMmlly III. Dr and Mra. L. T. Hill and Mlae Mary Hill left Monday for a vUlt to tbe tCxpoaltloo. Mtaa Helen Hmitb, of Guilford, N. C\. wbc baa ebarg* of tbe Little Klver icbnoi wua Id tbe ally KrUUt and Hatnrday, tbe gneel of Mr.and Mra. W. O. Barkadale. Mlaa Smith returned to her home MoodarMra. Will Addle, of Greenwood, epont Sat ?f4>r and Sunday In tbe elty wltb bar mother, Mra. Manaflald HoMlngawortb. BACK I!* AB8SVIE.LC. Dr. and Mra. Jaiaea !?. Martin arrl*:?d In tbe elty Monday from tbelr home In Eaat man. Qa. Tbey are at tbe bome of Captain and Mra. L. W. Wblte. Dr. and Mra. Marllo bate a bo?i of friend* here wbo are happy to welcome them to oar elty again. Mtaa Annie Barkadale apent Friday and Saturday In tbe elty. tbe aueet of relatlvee Mtaa Eunice Caiboan baa returned from a Tlalt to Claataon and la teaeblng la Latlmi r. upwio Lk W. WOIIV nnui hw uvw Northern markets Tuesday. Opi Wbttc baa brought on a baanilfal line o( goods aid Will be fibia to pleaMe ??ry one. MW1CH. Friday evening Ml? Bm Low* Sponolsr. ol AtluU,pn a piano r*oiUI la tbs Cooit Ho?. aaelated bjr Mr*. Jia? McMllllar, Ira. J. C. Cilia, Mra. D. & Mltebnsr, Mu? PievnaHeal, Mr. Jamee Hill, Mr. W. H. Jons? Mr. J. a. Coebrao and Mr. Will Hlil. Mla> Bpoaoler la an aeeompllabsd muelelan with a dollMla flrtn, bat ay mpatbeile tooeb. The raoMal waa wall aitvnded and every ooa prssani was obarmsd srltb tba yonog musician. Mra. Oaorg* Fraeland. ofHpeneee. N. C.. baa been la tba ally tba gn*st of Mra. Wll> Owaoa. Mr. aad Mia. Joba Yaiaa bava movad bar* from Monroe, N. 0.. wber* tba* ban baao living lor several yea re. Mr. aad Mra. Yatea ara atay'ac at tba boiaa of Mr. Baa Baal on Cbnrab Birest. Mra L. A. Moora baa ratarnad to bar borne la Bpaaaar, N. C., nAar a pteaeaat suy bar*, a* tba xaaat ol Mra. W. E. Owaoa. Mia* Lroaa Blabs a pant aavaral daya la Qrseawood laat week. thi caoaAL CLca. , TbaCboral Club bad tbalr oaaal meeting ' Tbaraday a asm ok at tbs boms of Mra. Jonn O. Wllaoo. Tbs meeting was unosuall) plaaaanL Mlaa Haddon sang a solo, Mrs Mltahener aad Mlaa Biaka gave piano solo*, ail were appreciated by tbs alab. Tba otn masting ol tba olnb will be at tbs boms oi Mlaa Blabs. Mlaa Annie Albright. on* ofHpenrsr. North Carolina * moai obarmlog young lad lea, ba? basa la tba etty lor a abort aiay wltb b?i Mead, Mrs. W. fc. Owena. Mr. Boy Power rat a mad rrooa Charleston Friday. Mlaa Belle Haddoa woralilpped at tba Long Caoe Preabylsiian Church. At tba close of tba aeryle* Mlaa Haddon Bang tba beautiful MO. -r IM M BUM." AT THE PUUYTUUAS CHURCH. Df. JaoM* L Mtrrln will prtwb Wedoe*6mj ud Tburni?5 evening. Tbe public if cordially Invited to be prceent on tble ocowloo. The tnaay friend* ol Ki*. Edward McCradj Will regret to ICMro thai he baa rr.al?ne<l bit reetor?blp of Trinity Church Mr. McCrad) hM eodeared btn*?lflo tba people of Abb* villa, and It la wltb regret that tbejr tee hi a. ? >- ?? U. alu| Mm I 11 Herder, will be' gUd to know that Mlsa Nellie Harden to eery much bMUr, alUr * tea days Illness FLKA&4NT RECEPTION. Mr. tod Mrs W. J(Ml Rraltbebtertaloed at a fUoaptton, Tuseday evening. Id booor of Dr. aod Mr*. Jiaw L. Marllo. Tbe entertainu*Dl waa la ever? way a delightful one. Mrs. Wlillngsford, of Ureeo wood wai So the altv eeveraJ days laat weak, tbe gueal or Mra. Fred Caaoo. a C. PaKBYTKKT. Rat. T. H. Medd, of Easily. will preach lb* opaalog sermon of tbe Presbytery. Krldaj avenlnc at 8'aolock. Tbe people of Ahbevlll* are lavlted to ba preaaot at all toe services oi tba Fraabytery. DEATH OP KM. LOD HROW5LEE. Mrs. Loo Brown lee died at tbe borne of bcr aoo. Mr. K. K. Brew o lee at Dae West, alter e lingering llloeea. Mrs. B'ownlee was a de> Toted Corkalian worker and a tnembar of tbe A. R T. Church. Tbe faueral services werr bald Id DueWret Moo (Jay morn log at 11 o'eloefe. APPEAL TO EVERY SENSE. J. J. Stoat Haa Goada la Plrsss tba Bar, la Bellgbt Iks Eye, la Orallfy tba Taafce, la Appnil la Ills AI factory Maryea, aad la Awabea tbe baaaa sf Taarb. Mr. J. J. ftlone le an all rooad man. and be knows bow to ?st next to as fioro iwrjr suit-. 11* b?s musical lOktramPDU to please the t*r tod to cbtrm lb* sou I. Hi bM solid sold, sod sterling silver, sod filaed goods Id tbe moat beaatltal shape* sod n lb* moat useful forms. Ha bas DWlnu> suioas and tbe choicest Jewelry. These to 1 delight lb* eye and to ml tbe mind wltb symphonic poems, or to occaaioo tbe dreamt of the music wbleb we may bope to bear beyond tbe River. He bas ibe newest, lbs richest, snd the rarest of powrlw, tbe beat canned good* and tbe sweetest of sweetmeat* to gratify tbe taste. Hebas the goods which, oa tbelr own nation. make tbelr presence Invotoniartly known alike to'gucst and boyer. Thee* last named goods come noder tbe bead of llmberger cheese and fresh flsb. He deveiopes the senea of toocb by tbe variety snd tbe excellence of all bis goods Wben tbe cltigen bears his mo?lcal instru* meats,, seee tbe (oods that delight tbe eye. and tastes tbe things which go directly to the vital spot, and comes la tbe neighborhood of his cheese and fresh flub, that customer is sore to let Mr. S?one touch ?ome of bis ready msb. His sense of tbe loach of monev is acute, and tbat sense baa developed ibal other faculty of knowing bow to pleaae. Aw Istemtlsg Mkefefe. Laurenavlll Herald. Mr. Hagb Wilson, la bis excellent paper, tbe Abbeville frees ?nd Banner, In Its Issue of tbe M*b ultimo, pnbllsbea a very Interesting and somewhat lengthy sketch of the editors and publlsbera of newspapers In upper Houth Carolina. In lnSa-'H,of which be is the antbor. Tbe sketch, according to out own recollection. Is remarkably accurate as to tbe names of editors and the papers they represented, as well as other facts contained th*r?io. and we read Mr. Wilaon's rem Id Is ronot* vim morh Internet, though at llmea with touch of Muin?M, aa th?; rmUed many frlenda vbo iouk iocs Joined the ailent majority. Th? flr?t day ol the prw it month marked the fortv-thlrd anuiveraar/ of Mr. Wllaon'i of Mr. Wllaon'a gnnooilnn with thepaoer o! Iwbfcb be la now the able editor and publlaber The moat romp'eete line of bruahea to im found in town last TheHp?-ed Drug Co. Toot I brothfi, nail bru?hm, hair bru?hr?. rlniliti bruabee wb!at i?ri>?be?. In fart anr kind of i th. an^,! dm. (<? DrU?U juu w?ui, m r ?. .? f- Kmoke iho??*?i riiitra wh*o yon mn n ihcm rorthoi'ao monev. Wvidl olmni ill | lbnu*tind a month. Tbla l? proof o 1U merit. Hpftd Drug Co. Our?iockof Xnu goni'a Is the largest It Abbeville. Come and see. The Speed Drug Co. 1 KEND Milliner Departi get for you. Our lii #? ? /% J /Krt A irora ouc to a ments, and our Trir by any in the State Give Us a L< White m White Lawns at 5, iof 15 ar White Persian Lawn at 15 Checked Muslin at 5, 10 a White Dimity at 15, 20 ai 100 yds Checked Muslin, v 500 yds White Pique Rem White Organdy from ioc ti Mercerized Ginghams in soli( Colored Lawns at all price Shoe Opp A big cut on Shoes. 200 $3 one we will sell at $2. $3.5 pair of fine shoes cheap. We ha We will close out at $1. Farmei leather for $1. We have put on the lot out at $1. See our Ladic beauty for $1. Patent Leather 5 See our line of new Ties for h A special line of Men $1.00. Your choic CLOSED BY STRIKE. Clifel Hnudr+U Operative* la Silll D?cl|ac ?? Uo U Work-Tbr Other BIr !!! Follow Torwlay Mlchi. (Specie! Dispatch to (he Journal) Aoguata. Ga., April 7.?Tbr atrlk* Id tbe iuIII* la on. Tbe King mill operative* reported for work Uu* morning and Ibelr demand for a 10 per cent Inerettae out btlog granted they wtlked oat In a body. Titers wu no dlaorder, hut a* they had been adviaed by tbelr offlcera, tbe operatlvei >|Utetly returned to tbelr bom**. T*ndetachment*of police bad been aent to ibe King mill In cams of emergency, bat they w?re not needed. Home 2S or ?) banda remained at work, but not enough in warrant running tbe mill, and Mla kin ft Cuw mtfiiitaa a flar IH n'.? I r\<? hr ihla morning tbe (Mil rang and ibe great mill wm okaid. Tu? other mills are running, bat nnlesn '.here Is a resumption at the King mill a general look-out will begin tomorrow night. There U no prospect ul spy com promise and everybody realises that a tight Is on to bt fonght to tbs bitter end. The committee appointed by tbe preeldenl of the chamber of om'Tierce, at Ibe Initiation >>f that body, to ooufer with the mill operalives (ailed to accomplish anything. A con Terence was held between tbe committee aod tbe operatives at tbe Ked Men's bail Halur day evening. The committee presented to tbem tbat tbe mill authorities bad consented 10 leave the matter to arbitration, and tbey urged tbe operative* to defer the mrlke s week or ten days to allow this committee or onechoseu by the operatives. If they preferred, to go over the mailer folly and make lis repon 11 wh repreweuiru ?> iuh upcrmiTn thai this could Dot weaken tbclr cuss If tbsj aboald leel compelled to strike alter such In vesllgalmn aod report had been made, but <<u tbe contrary. would strengthen tbem with lb* public. If tbsy bad been ordered from headquarters to strike, tbey were urged to wire, staling lbs ease and aaklng tor lustruo lions. Tbs proposition of the committee, and tb< argument of lis various members urging In adoption, was pallentiy llatened to by the operatives. wbo then went Into executlxe *e* ?lon, and later returned a wrl ten ao?*ci audertbe wal of the dlatrlcl council. Tlil> waa lo tbs effect that a strike having been or dered after having been once po?t|>one<l to lake rllrci Monday, tbla would have to be done unsaa lbs demand of the onion was compiled with. A postponement for any cauae ww Impossible, aa other placr a were awaiting the aememeniof ibis qurallno her*. It waa felt mat no>titng m>>r? could be done o avert tbs strike. There wa? a ruah of nonunion members to Jrtlu, aa It W4? given onl ibat on>y union membera would ?hare In th* sirllts benefits, and until a laUi hour Hatur day night new meinbvra were reeelv.-d lnt< the textile unlou, autL old mimbeia rein stated. Yoterday everything waa qnlel In the mill dlatrlct. Only a lew were there who r.< nuae sd against the strike, the rnaj >rlty fee Hun aure ibat tbs fight woa:d t>*> won. an<l ao 1a oring tt)? airiaa aouou, anu ro4tiy iiimihi111 k that th* null* wereomy blurting. and the de mand would be grunted before It nbonld conn to a atrlke. ll wan agreed, though tlw* ?*tnrd lo be no leadership that the King mil band* would go to tlie mlii at the umntl hour and then, tf their demand wan n.t granted to walk out In a body. Who will be th* >trik* leader? Thin qu*a ilon ww often a*krd, but never iinwcrwl Mr, Korreat <?.iv, tne able leader of th* laal trlke. In at preaeiit working In Philadelphia tl* wuh written to anm* tim? ?to by bh Irlem'a, who begged hi to to return now ant' again lead hl? peopl*. but he deoilned. Ho brother. Simmon*, who acted an bin lleuten ant, and who U*tlil In Augusta, hImi derlln ed. It l? Muted that Secretary General II lb bert. of Maaaachuaetta, will mine to a?autn< direction of the atrlke, but he lau't on lb< found. ? The Kr%. Im K. lllro' Altnnunr. Tbls upletidld bock of Li" (ihk'mIh uoi nnl< m work of nri of ibe iujci?e?i order, but it l? lb I moot complete hnil viittHblv book ol A>iron , omy and Melerolity lor lo lie lound In lb r world. No wonder ib? flri>t fdlitou ol on buodred Miouaaud w?? Ktiout <xliMu?i<-d b; ' the Mid <>f Jiiuu.try. Tlie bible rxtvplnl, u other book euii be lound In no umiiy Atiierl ruu home*. The nillllouo liMve proven II - vwlut* and will uol be wiiboui It. The put 1 lUber* will auppiy thl* book (or h month < two lor the reguiMr price, with the Incrcuw ' pminije added. Send :>? cent* to Word ?n Work* PubllntiluK CompMiiy. '-JH l?cui>l Si . St. lunula. Mo. Miid tbl? aplendld nuk will k in til I id jo you preimld. I?<> not putt* tbe ye* (j witnout It iu your olflce or botue. 1 Cure that cold wltb Mlllord1* (.'old and (Jrl Tablet*. > No cure, uo puy, I'lione Iu7. M ford'* drug ?toro. ALL'S II 'y The bes * we ever nent. ?ati!2 WO JLlCb V ie of Street Hats are uj nything you want in timed Hats that we ma i. )ok on Millinei i and CO. id 20c per yard. , 20 and 25c per yard, nd 15c per yard. id 25c per yard. vorth 15c, special at 10c. A. ll _ 1 .i IM<< Menus, woi ill iy;, apcuiai ai iul, d 75c per yard. J colors and stripes at 20c. s. >ortunity! pair of the famous Heer Shoe, a 0 ones for $2.25. Sizes 2\ to 7. ve about 500 pair of odds and end rs, this is the time tor you to buy a counter about 200 pairs of Ladie >s Slippers at 50, 75, $1, $1.25, $1. ?. 75. 85c Slippers for children. E 4en at 25 and 50c each. Also Win 's Undervests, worth 71 e for 50c, "Ore*I Xfm of tbe E?rih." (Spartanburg Herald) The Abbeville Prcm nod Banner quote* from an old hook the atatenjent that mercbautMare "The ir??l men of tb? earth," and Iben back* up tin* contention by pointing oat the nianv b<ueiaciloua contributed by merchant*. Deed* of charity In building churche*, contributing to their maintenance. 1 In clothing men, patting *boe? ou tbelr feet, making bomely women divinely fair by mean* oi lb* divinity 01 draperlea, and otber I high and noble deed* are attributed to merchant*. II the farmer* are to be fed tbe merchant *tand* ready with the bread, tbe baron 1 and tbe mola**ea. (t I* alleged that Ihey dlapen** the l*tne?? of all tbe land to tbe ' needy. The Pre** and Banner further *ub atanilatea ita poaltton by pointing to the colonial of tbe local paper* throughout the country, nhowinit thai tbe n]ercbanta,MThe great men of the earth." invite tbe public to 1 ihrlr atorea lu ihe tno*t anxious and IrrealatIble faahlon to be fed and clothed and proTided with all the want* of life. 1 No one claim baa the toooopoly of greatneu. It la not tbe profeaalon that makea a man great, though the farmer la apt to tblok that bin contribution of anppltea to tba buay 1 workabop of tbe world, tilling the aoll and priMJacltig tbe nece??arlea of life, la the prime of Importance. Ho III*. But the farmer la 1 dependent on other farmera and on every ' other profeMion. If he la auddenly taken III be I* apt to conalder the akllled aurueon who rellevea pain and prolonga life aa one <>f tbe "great men of tbe earth." If life beeomea en' tangled In a law aoll he la dlapoaad to give eredlllo the aalutc lawyer, whom tact and ludgment and ability aavea bis property, lie | la dlapoaed to magnify the aplrltual ad viae r i Always do Vout CbiNkii i . JIM?1 told you ImI yc-ar Jack, that ibl< 1 wim tl e initclilna for y?iu to buy?; [ the OSBORNE. . m? . JACK?Yen, I ko?w you did; bui 1 wa* II persuaded to buy the "Jukt an good" " kind, the " " Niid now I urn * n a I'Hjinu f?>r my experience I have HH oinre xamlned the Hpeclal feuture# ol * the OSHoUNK. and know what to do |Vi thUyenr. ' I'm ??????????? SI! V j * e j ' ; i r r 3 Abbevi MENS it and largest line . "L- J 1 KAA irnu. uvoi i^iw select from. What e not got, we will ?-to-date and prices Ribbons and Orna,ke are unsurpassed r_. And we will be V able to please you. lored ( Colored Dimities at all prices 500 yds Colored Lawn, specia 500 yds White, figured and st Everybody should have a shirt A nice line of Percales at 9 ?- ! a tmbroideries, Laces ana ins price. A bargain in Embroidery I ries and tucked goods 30, 50 anc Dress Ginghams in all colors, a Iso the Julian & Kokenge. The This is a chance of life to get a s that we sold for $1.50 to $2. 1 shoes for your hands; all solid is Shoes, sold for $1.50, will close _ if 01: 50 up 10 $3. misses Oiippers, a >ig line of Base Ball Shoes. dsor Ties for boys at 25c. * aml Yours for thi I wboM eloquence drawn hl??oul Above the !*ordld tblniiofrirth and tnetlla ade?lr*for 'the Irop, tbe beautiful and tbe Kood. Then, too. he realltea tbe contribution to bla huppln( ? midi by the cotton Dtanafaclurer ?bo : auppllea ? market (or bla raw material and iranMform* It Into *ervl<<eabla apparel. Tbua It la aren that each Individual mum of neoeaalty aland with elbow touch to hla neighbor*, each contributing hla part and receiving a nhare of the labor of other* It la Dot the callin* that makra greatnefa but tbe manner In which the taak of tbat calling la done. "Tbe great man of the earth" are tboae. wbelber merchant*, farmera, lawyer*, teacher*, cobhlera or blackumltha, who meet the obllga ; IIOOB PU( Dpun mem ana mm?uie u|> iiauci all clrcnmauncea to ibelr foil duty. It la not neceaaary tbat "the ureal men of the earth" Nhould he labeled, for however modeat or ; unaaaumlng, iroe grcatne** will aaaert Itaelf, : cannot be obxcured by environment or over| looked, even In tbta rattling, hoaMlof. boati ling age of nervoua energy and eternal ae> ! ttvlty. . Nunihrra Railway ftcbednle. Train* for Hodge* leave Abbeville, H. C., No. 52 (dally) k *. m.; No. 5 (dally) 10 50 a. m.; No. 4 (dally) 1.45 p. m.; No. 54 (dall) 17.10 p m. Train* from Uodgea arrive Abbeville. No. 51 (dally)9.55a. ru.; So. 1 (dally) 1201 p.m.; No. 8 (dally) 2 &> p. ra.; No. 53 (dally) 9.05 p. ru. | Clone connection at Hodge* with tbroagh | I ruin* for Oreenvllle, Colombia, Charleston, ; el?\, connect log at Oreenvl lie for A. A C. Dl, vlalon point* and the K*?t. alao Aabevllle. Atlanta, etc. Through *leepera Hod gee to Charlea ton, on train connecting wltb M. ig Before wt otw i sjpjsa cialbi In Wheel Perfect with Hl?el (iraln Wheel loller Hearing*. HolU-d Hleel Axli nnei steel Tire. i ler Hearings. In Frame Heavy Chan- HllMlf r,rr|ep tlx ? * il i? . Ill rough h g*?e f-Allgn?ng lien rim;*. Birder will pw> itch Spring entirely en- |>o?|tivn Trip and ln-ly encaaed. "Make* no Haby rfeet HhUIiir mid l?ower- ... . .. , lig l?evlce. hlevalorn the lo cIichI Carrying Spring. their elewallon 'ong. Heavy llrl ve Chain "n Hn* ?"H'r * rllh Adjustable Tightener Itoth l/iwer anil'i hat la not nflected by the valor* are d'l< *?altlon. their L'pper Koll tonic in aim! let us show you ItlNDKK hilt our lin Farm Mai lie Hardv EST0C1 Hosiery Departn Ladies fancy lace, so] 25c. Ladies plain bl? fast black hose for 15i 100 dozen ran of the Half-Hose and Child ca- oc? j| pi JAJW, UUU, 6UU, 6UU 3r00d.S ] t. I at 4c per yard. pi ripe Madras Cloth at 15,20,25c waist from one of these oieces. I and ioc per yard. ertions at every conceivable Remnants. All our embroide- fit I 75c per yard. l special bargain at 8 and 10c. in I Men and; Large Sun Hats 10 and 15c. Hats 25 to 50c. A good up-to-< See our new line of Parasols Ladies Ready-Made Shirt W The largest line of Pants in 0 Spring Business, . A. 9f. Htdllh A Coa. Lofala. E We are aelllng eeveral kloda of ancar af 20 poonda for a dollar. You will aarety bare- r paid lor examlolng our gooda and price*. A. M. Hmltb a Co. * A large atork of Hardware, plow tool* and Iti /aimlog Implementa cooataotljr oo band. <>/ A. M. Hmltb A Co. M K few buabrla nice wheat for tale. Suitable is eltber for sowing or feeding to ebickena. lf A. M. Hmltb & Co. t>< Don't fall to call on aa for aaddlea, bridle* o?.i hnru miiirii o( nil kloda. A large aiock P of tbe (fcmoaa"Gee Haw"collar*aifiOcenta. A. M. Hmltb 4 Co. fli Tbe beat black bat In town for 11.00, don't ^ take our word for It, but call and ?ee It for u your>clf. A. M. Hmltb <t Co. * A few cum three pound California lemon ttj cling peachea reduced from 25 centa to SO rent a. and tboy are very One. King up pbone 29 and a*? how promptly your gooda will bt? 7? delivered. A. M. Hmllb * Co. jj' When you plant your garden be aare you m f;et flrat cla*a freah aeed. We are opening a nt arte aaaortment of Bolat'a aeed and guarantee (]i tbem to be freab. A. M. Hmltb k Co. d< Kreab Mountain back wbeat flour alwaya Ji on hand. A. M. Hmltb Jk Co. M Our atock of fancy and heavy grocer lea la ?jj complete In every detail. Call m np. pbone \J 2*J and lei na deliver your good* promptly. A. M.amllh A Co U( [ Juat received a car of nice bay whlcb we 1 offer cheap. A M Hmltb A Co. A; Try our aeeded ralalna, eurranta and citron ,,J If you want to make good fratt cake. W. D P* Barkadale. ?l pa K a* lo Hi vl THEN YOU WILL " BUY THIS. tf CUI JP .'or ?<;iTTPPO # ban Cold ( Will Ut kr grain 67 luche* < ?? 0?i i !?".? anH nn! Iftiiph lCt r auu n?ir ? .,?,B Elevator Holler* art* fitted I it piduk'h . ? ? > H?H-Allgri!uit Bear- bei f tint 1^)0 Ingi. through. i Hlcel Hotlom I'lal form that I'lutrh. ! ' Hteel?no other like It. Hundlrc." i Binder Attachment ha* fewureat and 1 *r part* and compreaaea ; Ihm than ' *nd bind* the bundle* 111 ?der. J with !?*"? power than any < ipt-erK'e- I other Binder made. Be mi from j The Knotter la the almpleat foi la. aud aurt-al uaed. yc not only this FAMOUS m, fe c of ii|>-to-4luto u chinery. tq r<a f!n r M/A V WW. o| I.SI ... . r* ... ? [ OF Gl We ax? line of tl j Lace, fai lent. 50c. stnpe, w< id colors, in blue, pin ick, Lisle thread, at 21 0,2 for 25c. 50 doze: mills at 5c. Misses a red Socks 10c to 25( , 15c, 12Jc, 10c and l Depar Our line of Lace Curtains at issed. We secured some specif Toweles at all prices. Crash Ladies Undervests in abundant A new line of Ladies Kid Qlc Our line of Pearl Button are id all styles at from 5 to 25c We handle the W. B. and F the newest style from 50c to Boys' Ha A nice line of Mens Straw G< Jate line of Mens Felt Hats 50. 75. $'. $2, $2.75. $3-5c aists 25, 50, 75, $1 and $2.7 town, 50c to $5. W. KEI^ xcarslea KnIm AanoRieed by Ihe MolBcra uiiwaj. Southern Baptist Convention, Abbeville, N. . Mhj S-l"), J 90S. Account of tbla occasion juibern Kali way anuounce* rate of one first aaa faro (or tb? round trip from all point* on i lln<~ to Aabevllle, N.C..wnd return. Datea ' aale May 6ib to lotb Inclusive, final limit ay 91.1902. except that by deposit of ticket* lib Joint Agent Aabevllle on or before May tb. and payment of fee of flfiy centa, an exnalon to not later iban June Sod, 19W, may ) obtained. Annual Meeting General Assembly of tbe reabyterlau Cborcb,Jackson, MInl, May 1-37 Southern Kali way announce* rate of one st-cla?* fare for tbe ronnd trip to Jackson, Im., and return, from all pointa; tickets III be aold May 12,13, and 11. wlib final limit ay 30. 1?j2. Tbe southern Railway In con ctlon w!cb Ibe t|. Jt C. via Birmingham la ie moat direct route to Jackson, Mlaa. Annual Meeting Southern Educational Aa?latlon, Chattanooga. Tenn.. July 1-1, 1901. firm c mhk fare for tbe round trip, piua .00 uiemborablp fee. to Cbatlano< g* and re iro, from all pointa on tbe Southern. Datea aale June 2Ttb to July lat. Inclusively, wltb ial limit July titb, 190U. except tbat by detali of Ucketa with lolni aaeot on or before ily titb and payment of fee or flfly ctntu so [tension of uot later than September luib, li, may be obtained. Persons iiviuc at uniportant polot* should Dot I fy agent date In Ivaoceon wblcb tbey wish to leave, ao that > an provide proper llcketa for tbem. Confederate W.erans Keunlon, Dallas, Tex. prll ?J-23. 1U0.'. Houtbern Hallway an>unces very low rates to D?llaa, Texas, for la occasion. Tickets will be sold April 1H. and 31, wltn final limit May i. I WW. Ily drml llug ticket <lu person) witb Joint Agent Dallas on or before April .*5nth, l'JOi. and >ymenl of fee of 30 cent* at tbe time of dealt an extension of the final limit to leave illaa not later tbaD May l?>tb, IMS. may be cored. Tbe ralea for tbl* occasion are tbe west ever afTorded to Texaa. Southern ill way affords quick eat line and best *erce. For ioformatlon apply to nmrect tickagenl, or address W. II. Tayloe, Aaslai1 (I. P. A., Allan la, Ua. Ulraa's l.ocalo. - ... <?~ !.. D.ut It P Rnck. r.gg* mr Briii uk Mum mi- uuv> ... . Vow u tbe bent miuoq to net egic*iogel oiig beallby cblclt. J. It. U.enn. [I you want good groceries at lowed price* d prompt deliver, call at Ulenua. iienn buys tn large quanitt?*?, pay* *poi >b. Come and I will ?e<i k! ibe iowe*t 11 v( price*. MIiock, dry cimnIk, notion*, hat*, in trio'*, collnr*. pad*. liarne**. trace* Ac. !ver buy dour, corn, iii au. oala. augar, t<ood far'.Milt*. SI. Coffee, r'ce. uioIa*?e*, Ac., bee you get prlcea .'ruin (jlesilt*. iaid>*n need nil kind*. A >o bll** trlumpb id poialoea, the <-ar.le*t and t>e?t a! Ultuu'a. ill good* delivered pronipil/ at Glenn's. Rarbailwlr'a I.oral*. fre*h garden *eed. We Imve a full line o varieties. Call and mak" your *electlon. 1 W. D. Uarlcadale. lyracuae. That mean* llie top notch ol pert'on In - borae pl?w* and Harrow*. We I tbeSyracuhe. I'rlcea right. W. 1). iiarkailale. ! llioe*. *hoe*, *ec our line of fine *hoea be-1 e buying. W. 1>. Bark*dale. fou ought to be convinced by thl* lime, J ii ?e are oeadij uartera for anything you j nl in our line; Ueueral nierrburiilliw. W. I?. Iii?rk?ditle. I )ur price* are wo low thai Ihey would iiptatulaer. Try u?. W. I?. llnrk?<lale. 'rati* Food aold by W. I). ItarkMiule la tbe I on the market. L. W. While * I.ocmI*!! S'o better atock ha* ever been received than at which L. W. White I* now showing. k'ouug meu will do well to supply themlve? Willi a*prlug*ultol clot hint In time r KuMer. I.. \V. White.ha* the very thing >U Willi t. l)ou'l fall to ace tho??* lovely *traw hat* for en and !><>>* at L. W. White'*. The prettleat line of neglige uhlrt* ever ofreil In the city of Abbeville chu be aeen at W. White. New embrolderlca at White *. Call and nee em. They Are gem*. The lightest, cooleat mid prettiest material r walMia I* madra*. It la much better than 'rralea or gingham. V<>n can tttid it large * took of fancy china, ockery and glut** ware at I.. W. White'*. - If yoo wauttosee the must coiuplete line 1 iminn voii ever nhw. so to Mllford I'ruk ore. .. OOPS! e showing a strong lese goods. Ladies icy stripe, a beauty Ladies all black lace ortu tssc, for 50o. ik, red and black at Sc. 25 dozen ladies a fast black at 10c. nd Infant Hose and ). Men's Socks, all |fj tment. j $i, $1.50 and $2 are unsuril values for you. Toweling at 4, 5, 6J, 10c yd. >ves at q8c. , j up-to-date, and here you can per dozen. . C. Corset, and have them x>ds at 50 and 75c. Boys Straw $1 and $2. . A ). They are beauties. All colors. | J PALL. CHARLES P. PRCMLT, ATTOKVZY AND COUWSXLLOS A? LAV, 303 and 304 LoonirdBaiMtaf. Conmiwloacr for Sooth Carol!**. <? Augusta, fit. DR. J. A DICKSON^ SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD KILLING#; CROWN AND BRIMS ' '>1 WORK A 8PKCIALTY. A ?OOI> PLATE AMALGAM FILUNGHTSe and.1.9* OFFICE OVER BARKHDaUTO STORK. BARRED P. ROCKS Are acknowledged to be the best in the world. We have a select lot of Helix. Haw kin* ?Sc Thomson strain*. Yard headed by full blooded Thomson Ringlet Cock. No Mock for sale. For the next two mouths will sell limited number of Egg" for ^c- for 13. Ad (Jreiw all orders 10 Sunnyside Poultry Farm, P. O. Box 153. ABBEVILLE, S. C. March i?i. Itwj. tf y When You See This ggjg; ' OX A HTOVK YOU CAN It EST AHttUUED THAT TI1EKE IS NONE RKTTKIt-VERY FEW AS GOOD? . ?> W'K IIAVK HOLD THK*JK UOODH IN AKKKVILLK FOR KIVK YKAltH? and not a min?;i,k complaint. ASK* TII'ISK WHO IIAVK TI1KX. ! i it?:n~ iTo?/l m n n a n/\ AUUCKiiiG nmuviuctu. "Everytiling In lioun** FarulMblugit." ? , w A ; ; i