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* , ABBEVILLE, 8. C.
gfe . cH>PMihM every Wednesday ?t |> a
ywrlaadvuM.
Wednesday, April 9, 1902.
Ik ???? _
I The Strike ia A ?* *??.
Tkt account of the strike In tbe King Mill
U AB|MU will be read with lntereat. It
MM tkM tbe Northern member* of tbe
aaloa are backlog tbe demand of tbe AofuiU
0M?Um tor an advance In wageit. It la aald
that Um mill will not pant tba advance. Tbe
atrlklng operatlvea will bring great Buffering
to ttMatlm, and tboec who are aupportlng
tbtm by matarlal aid will Incur heavy ex.
Tba cotton mill ownera will likely lone-very
little. Tbia booauae of tbe abnormal oondlUuoa
Wbleb prevail. Cotton la blgb. Cloth
la bat Utile above tbe actual ooat of production,
aad tbe temporary atopplng of tbe mill
jip HV n Ot MTUU|? w ine awain.
Ualam there la a (real change In the marftr
I tad which cootrol the prices of the raw maMW
ud lb* ataaafcetorsd goods, we do not
P MS how U Is possible for tbe striken to win.
A ? alh that Um stock la tbe mill* In
F, ; hakl by pmoai who had sarplos money to
tav?M,aBd oo Um other band, taking Into
M coaaldaralloe tba toot that many of the operating
aiwdapaodsot upon their dally labor
jjfc' lKW|PtftO( tbomealeea and their families,
Kk It requires oo greaU amount of aegacity to deVi
feraaiao whtah alass ean best atand the alriks.
g?Sh A huge par asst. of tbe mills have bean
(tube br a nar aft little or no profit to
S. 11 VOaM Ul?r*tor? aioidal
MHil?p-?l Ihni Mills Which in not
I Mr * profit lo laerssse wages. Fidelity
betr trust woold forbid soeh action wbeo
i OWbMT voold Ions Mm by stopping the
or Umo oat of Mind bridge architecture
i raenUed attention Inn thi beet niohtn).
Minds In Um world, and tbn oonstraotloo
NridgMlinmoog tbn s?ost Important work
feg sklllsd mechanic. Long ago, n ban(I
jsbm wsrs raqalrad to holld sumo of the
Hktttm toot soeh work Is now better
? nnd mora qalekly dons. Nearly nil the
M dtlM of ths United States have grant
tps wbteb nrs Masons toe tbnlr . iglneerMate,
tkntr sost, nod tbnlr ntli' . New
t fcss bsr Brooklyn bridge. and la buildmttu
another; QadaaaU bridged tbe
s; St. LnoM ipenned tbn Mississippi;
sblngtoa bnsbsr grant stone nrab neross
nbnsm wbMb Mparatee tbebllie nt Cnbln
n*S Bridge, bat greatest of all Is Abbe fr
Vow Bridge ssroes Long Cbnn, which
Iisail?4 SBMUM^A TWuin'a K*4Hwa
iMftfvte NMkHi dmtgnart this laUar
Csalrtotor Aahbj 8. Klac
battt it. U bridging Iba Rbloa adtted any hlactatha
glory uf Ommt. and bridging the
IKiMpmil Wit* inn gkxrloue the name ot
Iin? tta BoperrUoc Nick 1m and Aahbj
& Kb? M tmoMrUkllMd tor balldlog the
imiM bridge iIsm Um lima the Israelites
VMM Um Bad Bad or the ark Nook la the
sad at Dead? ' bride*.
. Mi bride* ! I Pleaded to opaa a highway
? tmm Ubaaooatry lyiag Itadt ot Abbeville, so
that lalMtoana aaj ha bad between them
aad this city. The spaa is 110 feet, oovarad.
aad mHh on strong stone piers. It ooal
tUJI ml TkiipfNMfcoaUalCutiliuliMlHi.
K1 Tbe
bridge to 17 feet above low water, and U guarBPf'
as toad by Um bollder, Aabby 8. King 01
Klnety six,: to aund nnli) tba great final
^ ' with aball ton pa?art ovar, and tba laat
Mho from Gabriel# irampal aball ba*e died
eOUeblUa.
The road and tba approaofaaa to the great
bridge will ba roadjr tor travel tome time
ttao ?Mfc of rotolngtbe ark and bringing
[v , to ligfetti^o bortod aeereta In tba mod at Dand^*B
bridge will commence aa aooo aa CtoofNfto
Mofcto00 appropriation tor tbo purOwlagtotba
floods of tba last year rapt,
Ktoktoa baa bod tobolld many bridge*; and
twoef Um tort of wbtob warabollt by Mr. Aab
toy fl.]?lngof Klnaty Six. Mr. Mckleaaaya
jit-j, MlpiBtlMmBty.udM nl|bifidd,llr
JCJag to one oi tba beat bridge bollder* In the
MM%aN tow men bare built mora good
at'V, teMeeifcee So u4 Sto totbar, Apt J.N.
w*Tt, wte to ngarttd m Um champion
M4p? baihtor of Um State.
k ; ?
* f>l >>M?ibiiI >f Mr. Jmw.
?M?r J?SS.of ArSanaa . who baa twloa
i* M ItoStaowaiK party to defcat, waa binHtf
iwwllf iHtoiM for rs-cteatloa to Um
V Mlla Wto Mr. Bryan will appoint to laad
Ida Htbl task snood In future campaigns
to sac Mated.
ltoiMMtftkt tiaaaa aa?m to aolnt to tba
ntvaortb* DmoombUo party to 1U former
at^odorda. Ao party la sloogblng off Ita
rtjpulbly and >o rsaaonsbly tbot those wbo
R^, aMTOlM to aoeh matters efpreae ths oploioo
ttlt (km to bops of mmmh in the next
PMMMIW cam pale n. The people in bogtOOh&g
to think, ond oi ooaree are not rawly
tohohttodfcuowanolaay body that abuses
otmy body, and mm oo good la anything.
TMIttndm ud gramblert, da Camera and
OOftei eartalnly bare bod tbeir day.
Big Bay ia iharleMea.
fWlliat Boonnlt !? In Cbarlaaion. and
Oil of Sooth Quoliaa Join In doing honor to
0dtoUogatahad go est. Ha will aec tba ?ip^rtUoo
Jp oil Its splendor, and .will b^ve ev&
Idtaoo that Cbarlsstontaci can do the honors
with more (race than anybody on earth.
U&p 7 Owloloo itoowi how to do tba right thing
ol the right tlmo, aad tba President will go
boras Ihtnlrtag wall of tba people or the PalOooof
tho p las sent Incidents ot tba PreslOWfcolrttwIll
botbopraasntatlon of a word
to iPufor Mteah Jeoklns. Tba la o gift from
lilaadniliisaa In lkkRUtf. and U will be bra
MWfd by M> MX tbe Praalpentt
. SIMMONS-SMITH.
AMavllto ?M AlkMM tm k? I'alM
la H*lj iMHta.
Mr. fiirn B. Hanwm, formally of Abb*trill*,
mv Of Atbwi, Ga. tod lilaa Mattle
ImUIl of Ikii tMM, are lobe ntrrlMl 011 the
1Mb or April, 109. at tbe borne of the brlde'a
*MkM**SBllb ! one of Atbeoa' fat real
daogbtere, and to loved by a large circle of
Mr. atBBMoa to* eel r made 70001 mao of
alerting worth.and well deaervea lb* lovely
bride fie to winning, He poaanaeoa tbe bleb
eeteaaa and good will of every one, and bin
jgrftltolatew extend to aim their good
IaiaMdletelr after tbe reception, tbe bridal
ma mam *411 Uaea Cm AhKavillis whiUA IhiV
* fit days, on their war to the
Cfcsrisnoo KspoclUon.
piano it pat oat of tune by disuse.
If it It kept closed its strings will
lose tbelr tone. It is tbe same with
oar lives. They keep io tuue best
when they ore fully occupied. It i? a
taw of nature that a power not used
wastes?at length dies out. This is
nt *11 nnr /unnlt Im
If we won Id keep our life in tune, *>
that it will make sweet music every
day and wherever we go, we must shub
the thing* that ue wrong end always
do the things that are right
" jlL i , ,
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For first wee
More VALUE
I Millinei
Jj| Imme
S Ideas
The Bes
OPEN LETTER
A StorUr la (lie Political H*veneal
is IIm (' lag CuiinUcr.
Abbeville. 8 C.. Apr. 8th, 11W.
Mmot. I. A. McCallaand Wy?u Alken:
Dmt Him: AiaUlkmaflllMIIMMMed
our Intention of running for Congresa from
the third District and m It will, to a oerlaia
extent, be against the lotereaU of all three of
as to bare three candidate* from one county,
and that email one, 1 deelre to submit to
you this proposition.
I propose that we leave It to the Democratic
volar* or this CoautT to say by their voles
wblcb one of aa iblll make Ibe race from
IblaCoUDSy. Tbe matter lo be determine*! at
a preliminary primal y elaotlon to be held at
mnm Una daring tbe tnontb of May next.
Ibe Una to be fixed aod tbe managera appointed
by tba County Convention of the
Democratic party, wnicb maeta aaleeday in
May next. Tba ona receiving tba blgbaat
noaaber of voletiln aald election to maka tbe
race, and tbe two otbera retiring from tbe
con leal. I reepeeliolly reqneat tbat yon favor
ma wltb aa early reply to tbta letter.
Yoora truly, Wm. N. Uraydon.
$20.50.
C*a(Mkr?U Taltrwi >? >! , Dal*
laa, Tum.
Account the above occasion ibe Seuboard
Air Line Hallway will sell llcketa from A bbevllle
to Dallas and return ut tbe rat* of tHO.bo
for tbe round trip. Tickets will be on ?sle
April 18tb, 18th KXb and Slsl.jjood until May
jod, but upon payment of fifty cents additional
tbe flnallimlt will be extended until
May 1Mb.
Tbebeaboard Air Line ha* arranged to operate
special day coaches and Pullman sleep
ers straight through from Abbeville to l>allaN 1
for tbe accommodation of the Veterans sod I
tbelr friends. Tbe rate In the sleeper will be i
Hon for one double berth, wbleh will accom- i
thasas malrlnu V h? mill In >
(auuaw iwu pri?uu?, ?v ?
the sleeper SI.AO per capita from Ablx-vilio to
Dallas.
These ilr?per> wlw be connected at Atlanta
witb tbe Special train to be ran from Atlanta
to Dallas via the W. A A., N.C. and Ml. 1.. Ky.
and tbe Cotton Belt, leaving Atlanta at 4 W
P. M. Sunday and arriving at Dallas at U.oo
Tuesday morning, In ample time to securo
accommodations and attend Ibe opening ses
Ion of tbe Convention.
Representatives of tbe 8. A. L., S. C. <4 HL
L. and Cotton Belt will bo on board this Special
Train and will see that everybody Is well
taken care and tbat all will bave a most pleasant
lime. Tbere will be ample accommodations
for all. Those desiring to make Ibis
trip and desiring sleeper accomodation!, will
please oommanicelu with
W. A. Templeton, Adjutant,
or Jaa. A. Hill,
Abbeville, 8. C.
atvntvd VT/iniprmr vrado
AI1AA liXUUlUJJii xiuutm
Mevrt PmiiIi B?lara U Abbeville
Where (h?jr Meet m Hearty tlrert
Um.
Rkv. Jamks L. Maktin, D.D., after an ab
enoe of eighteen yMM bu returned to our
city. He was (or fourteen years tbe pastor of
tbe Presbyterian cburcb bere, and will
preacb for bis old flock and all wbowlll coine
to bear blm on Wednesday and Tbursday
evenlogsof thla week at a quarter past elgbt
o'clock.
The reception laat nlcbt was Indeed enjoyable.
Dr. Martin and Mrs. Martin were
looking young, and all were glad to see tbem
In good bealtb and good spirits, tbe best
things Ibis side the Stiver.
THE FIGHT IS OFF.
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do*. XeBweesey DI4 Blgbt laJRel Al<
? II.
Cbarleiton, April 7.?Afu>r an extended
conference with Frenldeni Wageuer and a
oommltloeol bualneaa uieu of the city, Gov.
McHweeney ounounoed at midnight tonlgbt
that b? would not allow tbe Jeffrles-Fitxaliuidodi
fight to ba pulled off In Charleston. He
aid 11 waa tbe Aral time tbe matter bad been
brought to bia attention ottlclally, and a* the
law waa very pointed, be could not take any
other coarse. He added tbat be would call
out the mlillla If necessary to prevent the
content. Although the eOort to secure tbe
mill Is now ended, as Mr. J. C. Jaudon tele*
graphed to New York early this morning
withdrawing bla offer. Mr. Jaudoo said be
wonld not post tbe 910,000 forfait demanded by
Jeffries la view of the altitude of dev. McSweeney.
Cultivate Cora Well.
A farmer should plan his work so
tbe euro receives careful ami thorough
cultivation. The object is not merely
to kill the weeds, but to retain tbe
moisture in the noil. If cultivated
land is left unmoved, it is only a mutter
of time when all the available moisture
it contains will be evaporated.
On the other haud, if (he surface is
regularly stirred the .'litercourse be- i
tweeu the atmosphere and the soil.
moisture is cut oft* to a very great extent,
and thus the needed dampness is
retained fur plant growth. There arej
men who claim they can aid a crop in I
a dry seasou to a niuteriul extent by
regular cultivation. They do it by
keeping the surface well cultivated,
and retaining the moisture. Cultivation
is just as important previous to
to plauting as afterward, for the same
reason.? Exchange.
The tint dollar that a boy earns by
his own honest effort* is likely to be
one of his pleasest memories throughout
life.
There is no joy in ail the world like
that which comes to craftsman upon
the completion of a picce of faithful
work.
We oooDot afford to live a day wltbout
communion with Christ, to get
bisatrength, joy, ami peace, iuto our
bearta.
Each human iife ia a whole orcbea
tra iu itaelf. But it ia uot iu tune, and
before we can begin to make sweet
music, all ita many chorda must be
brought into harmony. This is the
work of spiritual culture. It is achieved
onlv by the aubuiaaaion of the
wnoie me 10 uou. j
< ?. ?? I ?JII -' I?I ?i ii
L_M. j
k of April.
.Elf Cjteat va
g-g-g-g-g- g-g-g-g- gry!
nse Stock of the I
in Hats and Trim
t Goods at the Lo
Mile Iftlm's Hh,
DALLAS, Texas.
-?-?r?l? TUV A HAVK (MXTAKION THE WK8T
em A Atlantic K. K. ami Ntutbviile. Chat*
tanooga A Ht. Loot* Hy. "The Battlefield
Route offer* tbe exceptionally low rate of
One Cent Per Mile
From all points, to Delia* and return. Stop
over* allowed lo both dlri<ctloo weat of Al
Ian la. Hpeelal through train. Atlanta to DalIan.
Sunday afternoon, April 20tta. For Information
regard lug toariat car*, apeolal
train*, rate* and schedules, addreaa
J. E. Matterfleld,
Traveling Panenger Agent,
No. 1 Brown Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Tklag* Worth Kaawla*.
Many are uot aware that copper kettleu
and hnilpnt mav be keut an briubt
an gold by washing every'day in butter-milk
aud rubbing with a llauuel
cloth.
Leather coverings on chairs that
have becoma dingy may be refreshed
by rubbing with a well-beaten white
of an egg.
To wasti windows use but Utile water
ou the glass aud no soap at all, only a
small amouut of borax. Squetze the
cloth or sponge almost dry aud wipe
each paue at once with a piece of soft
cheese-cloth ; oM newsi>a|>ersare excel*
lent to polish glass. If the windows
are very dirty, use kerosene or alcohol
and a little whiting to clenn them.
It is said that if lamp wicks are soaked
in vinegar before they are used, they
will never smoke, and smoke stains
^ fmm Iflmil n)lililT!PVM
by tlie application of vinegar and halt,
III cleaning white paint, rub with a
white tiauuel rag, tir?t moistened with
warm water aud theu dipped iu whiting.
Apply It to the paint aud very
little rubbiug will remove dirt aud
grease, theu wash with clear, warm
water and rub with chamois.
To cleau silk hanndkerchiefs lay
them on a smooth board, aud rub with
the hand, wet in strong warm borax
water, rinse in Clearwater and shake
dry; do not iron but fold and put under
a weight.
A lump of washing soda the size of
an egg laid over the drain pipe of the
sink will cut the grease that goes down
and preveut it from caking and clogging.
To clean hard wood furnishins or
furniture, use a mixture half turpentine
aud half crude oil, apply with a
flannel rag aud polish with a clean
piece of the same.
Road Daly.
Fxtract from the Act of the liecent
Legislature Approved 27th February,
1002, " To Further Kegulale lue
Working aud Maintaining of the
Highways and Bridges of this State."
Section 0. All peusoua from tbe age
of eighteen to fifty yearn of aue inclusive
in this State, except tho*e except*
ed in this Act, shall be liable to road
duty.
"All male perilous coming within
tbe ages so fixed aud able to perform
or cause to be performed tbe labor
herein required, exceiit ministers of
the Gospel in actual charge of a congiegatiou,
teachers employed in a public
i-cbool, school trustees during their
ii r-ni a/ nftli M tttlal nAhUlIlM T
maneutly disabled iu the military ?ervice
of the State, and persons who
served in the late War Between the
Stales, and all persons actually em-1
ployed iu the quarantine service of the
State, shall be required annually to
perform or cause to be performed labor!
on highways, under the direction ofi
tbe overseer of the road district in!
which he tihall reside, eight day.-, if j
so many be necessary." Provided, All J
Hiudeutw, whilo actually atteuding any 1
of the colleges 01 schools in this Stale j
shall be exempt from road or street duty
on the paymeut of any commutation 1
tax.
Sec. 7. Iu lieu of performing or caus-1
iug to be performed the labor of ten!
hours |>er day, a- requred for the sever- j
al Counties, a commutation tax of oue
dollar may be paid by the people |
so liable on or by the thirty-first day of.
March, 1902, aud on or by the first day '
of March of each year thereafter. I*ro-1
vided, Persons liable to labor under
this section shall have the right to j
furnish a com intent substitute to labor ;
iu hi* stead."
(j. N. NlCKI.KS,
County Supervisor.
March 18, 1002.
|
Kvery sin leaves marring aud hurtl
in the life of him who commits it.
To share gladness is to have more,,
anil yel wore, of it for oneaelf.
No fortune in ho bud that an imperial
spirit cannot transform it to victory.
Home day we shall know that no
itiitttake was made when the messenger
of sorrow came to our door.
Thou who art miaunderatood, Ik? re*
signed! (?od *eea. Thou who art forgotten,
have! (iod remembers.
u* ... :.. it. - ? i
rjvcrj' pcrwjii in iuu uuuMf hum uu
evil nature u* well.tut ouraelve*, ami
therefore we are uot to expect too
much.
HADE
Ml (iettii
Ne1
iriety of Sta
* ? Silk: 1
1
Latest jjj T R I.
mings.to
west Prices can al
HOW THE" FARMERS
Can Save Money.
Editor of ibe Abbeville 1'ress and Banner.
Tlie following communication Imraed by the
Assistant Agriculturist of Clemson Agricultural
collece 1* of eo muob value to tbe farmers
of that state on account of tbe preaent blub
price of all feed product* for farm animals
and stock, that I have determined to gel you
to publish tblaaa an advertisement for wblch
our company will bear tbe expense
Ak some or tbe products msde up In tbe
ration as made by Mr. Connor may not be
available to various planters, I suggeel that
any planter write to Mr. Connor and slate
what food products are available to blm bolb
rough forags and concentrated food, and Mr.
Cod nor will itie pumiurs id omkiii? u y
ration to salt bis needs as be baa dona In ible
Instance. Yoars truly,
C. FltcHlmomons.
General Manager Tbe 8oatb?rn Cotton Oil
Company.
J. M. Hardin.
Manager Abbeville Cotton Seed Oil Mill.
CHEAP RATIONS
For Horses and Mules
Farmers from various sections of tbe State
have been writing asking about tbe advisability
or feeding liorMn and moles on cotton
?eed meal and bails and also asking lor a
cheaper ration tban corn.
Tbe rm low log prices are given In a letter
"nu IKniniOD, n. utru, rw l>rt iuu, twin,
Slo i><*r ion; wbeat bran,f?> per ton cot loo
?< ??<] S-> per too ; rice dimI, iil per too.
Of courae corn lud out* are out of the question
mm n food lor horaee and mule* at the
nbovc price* *o aomeibliig cheaper muat be
looked for.
The a uh ly *t* ahowa that rlcr meal haa about
Ihenumv compoaitioh an corn meal aod we
Uave fouod tiiat li i?Ja*t a* good for feeding
p!|?H. Wo have fed It to boriHt with good
rcHUlla. 1 thluk we are Mile lo mis lag that It
tuny br uhi d In place of corn pound for pound.
If no hay or to<!der la uaed In I be ration and
bulla are reaorted to aa roughoesa aome
nltrogenoaa food *ucb aa bran or cotton *eeu
meal muat be uaed toaopply protein. Hull*
may be ted without any further fear of In*
Jury lo theaulmai. Should they refuaeto eat
the bulls a little corn meal or bran apr!nkled
over the surface will tempt tbem.
A good cheap ration may be made op aa
follow*:
HIi pounda of rice coating 6 8 ceuta; four
pouuda of wheat brand coating 5 0 centa ; two
POUUUMOI cuiiuu mrvn un>linau?i?nwu>'-,
tea pounda of cotton aeed ball*, roatlog 9.0
ctnii; total coat of ration* per day 17.1 cent*.
Tbe above la for a borau or mule of 1,000
pounds In lire weight.
It la evident that a ration made up of corn
and fodder and containing the atme amount
of dtgeailble matter aa tbe above ration
would ro?t mncb more tban tbe above.
The North Carolina experiment atatlon baa
fed cotton aeed meal and bulla to boraea with
good renulia, hut the ex perl meo la along tbla
line bave not been extensive enough to aay
tbat cotton aeed meal can be fed In unlimited
quantltlea for any length of time without I nJury
to tbeaulnaal.
Number* of farmers, however, have reported
Ibat tbey have reed cotton aeed meal
to mulea and boraea wltb good reaulta.
C. M. Connor.
Aast. Agrlst. 8. C.t Experimental Station.
SEABOARD AIR LINE R. R.
"CAPITAL CITY ROUTE."
8hortr?t liar betwern all principal cltlea North,
Kaat, South and Weat Unequalled achedufe?.
Shedule In effect Dec lat, 1902.
Daily Daily
NORTHBOUND. No. 6?. No. SI. Local
Lv Savannah, On. T 11 30jkd 155pm 4 15pm
Lv Fairfax 1 IU?m 1 40pm ? 27 pm
Lv Denmark 1 S?am 4 27prn 7 ??i?m
Lv Columbia. Kaat'n T... 4 Mam 7 Olpro 9 OOjuu
Lv Camden ........ 6 07am 8 l*ii?m
Lv < heraw 0 :<9atn 9 40pm..
Ar HamUt. ....... 7 05am 10 lopra..
Lv Calbonn Kalla.KaatVT 1 00am 4 21 pm IS 25*m
Lv Abbeville 1 .*<3am 4 51pm 12 57am
Lv ftrrenwo?<) 1 Main 5 19pm 1 22pm
Lv Clinton 2 45am 6 OKpm 2 15pm
Lv Carllale ..... 3 :Ckm ? 58pm
Lv Cheater ... 4 7 20pm
Lv ('stawba .function 4 8.Vun 7 54pm
Ar llantlet 7 00am 10 15pm
Lv Hamlet 7 25t.ni 10 40pm
Ar Raleigh 10 'Jlaui 1 3i*m
Ar IVteraburf.^. .... 2 irtipm 6 54*m
Ar nicbm- nd > 05pm 0 35am
A r VVaoblDKtoD (i II' I (Mm
Ar HaHlmoru II 2ty>in II 23am
Ar I'blladi-lj.bia i Sthun I 86pm
Ar Nrw Ynrfc t |:Uni 4 ISprn
Purtaniuiitb-Notfolk 6 '25ptn 7 l.Vin
Dally Dally
SOUTHBOUND. No. 31. No. 27 Local
Lv (.'bcrmw, haat'o Time. 7 11am II Ofipui
Lv I'amilrn s iUain 12 &<pm
Lv Columbia, Central T... H 4Ham 1 OVim 5 lOtoi
Lv Drimirk 'J 52am 2 17am 7 awu
Lv Kalrfax 10 .'Warn 2 57am 8
Ar l-avaniuh 12 USpui 4 40am III OUaiu
Ar Jvk?ot)vlll? 3 .V jun 0 OSain
Ar Tampa 5 UUalil 5 40pm
Lv <'at*wl>?, Kaal'n T..... 9 uTaui IS S7i>m
Lv Cbeatrr ?... U 43am 1 SH.nn.......
Lv Carllale....... ....10 lfiuii 2 iKJuui ....
Lv Clinton II 06am 41 57am 8 41 |>in
' - n? 1 ii uti.m ? 4s.it. :t :b 1,111
Lv Abbeville ii SOpni 4 0?ain 4 US juii
Lv Calhonn Fails IS ."lUpin 4 .'tNun 4 l"> pin
Ar Athens ;1 91pm 6 l.'tain 6 ifipm
Ar A'.ltnU 4 SSpui K SOoni 8 V) pin
No. C4 rotin< ci? at Wii?litni(l->n *" ' l''<" P?*nr?yl?
vanla Kail? ay Hu(I?lo Kxprutt; aiming ltuffiilo
?.*!> a. in.
Columbia NY? Urry s Lauren* Uallwiy Train No.
f>-, IravliiK Columbia, Union Station. at 11 ti a. in.
dally, cuniiceta at ciluton *ltb 8. A. L. U). No. .V),
atfonltnic *b?rii?l anil qalrkcut nmtr by ?evcral b"iir?
to Atlanta, ? baitaniMica, Niu-hvllli-, St. LouU, Chicago,
aliil all |M>lnt? Writ.
~ I
i'loar connection at I". terrbun:. Klcbmoml. Washington.
r?ri?motilh-Norfoik, Columbia, Savannah,
larkaont tile ami Atlanta with diverging llia-a.
\lntsi,Iflt-w-tii ?. ?tlbiil,- train* carrel nit through Pull
man ?l?r|'li'? car* Ltrlwto'ii all prlncip*! point*. Kit
r?<luco<l rati-s, full man ns.rvkllont, etc.. ?j>ply if
'.V. 1*. SC'UPU?i:i, D. P. A.. htTiDDih, lii.
.1. .t. PULLKK.T. 1'. A? Columbia. A. C.
J. M. it A Kit, lot V. P. A. O. M.. Portsmouth. Va
U. K. u. MUNCII. G. P. A., IVrUuii.ulh, Va.
E. F. GIILIAED,
.'.TAILOR, .\
HAS moved, a ml orcuple* the room* upNUilni
In Kuox'a Hall, and U now pre
pared lu do all kind* of repairing And clean
lng of gentlemen'* olotbea on ?horl notice.
HaU)|ilt* of lUlU always on band. Charge
raMouable
)0N .
_ _ . . *
1 g 1#
w Goods
pie Silks for
finish Wash .
All the New snaues,
plain and stripped ai
MMINGS.
Silk Appliques, Lace
Grenadines, Silk Mul
ways be found at
THE PI* AC
GR0C1
Fresh, Fan<
U WW * t i M/\ S*
iicavy uruv
Now on
* Stores,
j* Staple G<
> most res
3 ^
till 11*31? uu
Bruits, JPi
Raisins,
Fresh
AND EYERYTHIN
? Jl
x'oiue ciuu
anxious t
ers or to
me a trial
be my cug
2=ST0
WILDER BLOCK a
Give me a
Yours for busii
J. J. s:
YOUR
If medicine is to cure a
medicine?the best onl)
rlntv tr? vnnrself and to
J ? J
very best drug store you
dollars and distance stan
your duty we have ever)
come to us with your pi
The SPEEI
A. 91. Nnillh A <'??'? LocnU
Grandeur and Silk Flu** t'our. undoubtedly
the Im-M made,Juki reeelved by A. M. Smltli x
and the price la no higher tbun jnu pay
(or interior gooda. Then why nut let ua aend
you a barrel?
We have Juat received a large Hhlpnient of
Buck *kiu Jean* l'ahloand you phiiiioI allord
to iiiUh ihetn II you wear Jean* i'aiita.
A. M.Smith <t Co.
We offer few piece* extra heavy drapery"
peclully Hultuble lor uphoi?icriii? put|hm>-k
A. M. JSintlii. Jc Co.
We have a Hue of laoen that will InlereM the
ladles wliu wUli to pick up ItargalnN.
A. M. Smith Jk Co.
More school book* JUKI received.
The Speed l?ruic Co.
Waxtki>? 1'oor yenrlliii; eii tlo. Apply lo
Uud lllchey, Abbeville, S. C.
UurrU'ii Carbonated Water ud tiiutfur Ale
II11 lord'h |)ruie Store.
Floor Mtaina, roof paint, hou?e puliil.
enamel palm. In factanything In the paint
line can be bad at Mllforda l?ru* Store.
i
&CC
r: xi
CiXCCpUUlJ
!dt In Wash !
China 5
Waists or 1
Materials.
, Pinks, Blues, Green,
t popular prices.
Bands, All-over Lacet
lis, &c.
R. M. HADDON
;e to but
SRIES.
yTand |
series
sale at my Grocery
Every demand in
oods supplied at the
isonable prices.
ods,
runes,
, Pickles,
Vegetables
6 IN THAT LINE.
[ efficient clerks are
0 wait on customshow
Goods. Give
1 order and you will
jtomer.
RES= 21
ad S. A. L. SHOPS.
call.
[less,
rONE.
JJ LI T I !
disease it must be good
r is good enough. Your
your doctor is to go to the
i can find, without letting
d in your way. In doing
r reason to think you will
escriptions.
) DRUG CO.
Itiil'rr'a Lornla.
|( you a-: nt mgood *c*irUvii l>uy your ?eedi
. at Uul'rr'? More.
I lute'imtlonal Poultry F?*hJ muken lieu* Uy
more wgi?. For >nlv ut l>uf*re'? tore.
I International Mnrk Food will maktt *oui
linr?v Leu I lliy, KtroiiK and lively. Try a park
, "*'
Wood'* *e?d* never fall to produce good
I Kinileti?.
CixMt Friday ha? pa?t, hut It Ik not too Intt
| to p nut ticutin If you buy them ut I?ul're'?
j ?tor*.
j Wr'I paper kept In atock at Dul're'n l>ruti
and lliKik More.
[ Fin?? randleH lor the ?wH tooth for ?ale al
| Dul're'* l>ruu aud Hook .Store.
Attention In culled to tile following Invitation
:
"Tin. xtntc iMvimon I". |?. t\ Invite* th?
A >>tx-v I lit-I'litt pter t<> t-t'hil r?*prt-Huiilitll vt>* to
t'tiarlfMluu on IhtuKhler'M l??y. April li'lh
ITin* MMiut* in vllittluD U extended U> Uie
Veleruun ol your l<M'?lity.
Mr*. C. J. Khaunon, Jr.
Cor. H?. s. C. I >1 vUlou, U. l>. C.
_
al Values
^fllrc. Foulard file 5.
b/AUM/J ^ - w w - j
>ilks, Peau de Soie.
VV IXUAV UU11U?
, Linen and Red, both
, All-ovci Black Net, , .
& CO.
I Charleston and Western Carolina R. S
Aafuita ud Aiherllle Short Liie.
In egret Dee. 29. IDOL
Lr AagMta 10 05 an t 56 pu
Ar Greenwood It M pa .. , ,
Ar HmtU aprlnft. 1 IS pa - '39?
Ar Andrr?on 7 16 pm
Ai l*ot*m .. 1 40 pa ft 85 ta fI
Ar OfMBrtlte 3 25 pa 10 30 ta
Ar Glenn Hprl?f? 4 46 pa _
Ar 3 3U pa 9 00 Hi
Ar &Uod? 6 O pa .
Ar UewlenMvtlte. ft 01 pa
Ar A?herlUt_..??? ? 7 16 pa -?
Lr AaherlUo ..._ 7 0ft ub
Lv SMrtoabvg 16 pa 4 0C ^
L* Glenn Bprlnfi~ ?.
L? areenrUto.... - 12 31 pa 1 45 pa
Lt La or i? 1 4ft pa ..... ?
Lt Anderaon ? 7 21 ta
Lt Greenwood S 07 pa 4Ha
Ar An?U. 3 40 pa U 35 jm
Lt Aafu*U_? ...... 4 16 pa
Ar AUewtol* _ ......... 6 W pm
Ar Viirfu ? 4 31 pa
Ar YemtMee ....... 100 ta 7 35 pa
Ar BeMfurt 10 1ft ta S 36 pa
Ar Port Boval .. ??.... 10 30 am n u pa
Ar Stntau .........
Lt Oarl?toa .........
Lt Port BoTai 1 00 pa I W aa
Lt Bvaafort 1 1* pa 6 CO aa
Lt Twmmw 2 80 pa T 40 aa
Lt Fairltu ... ... _ ... 48 aa
Lt A llrmlal* 8 M aa
Ar AngOtU. ... 11 Oft
Lt Vmmwood 4 Oft aa
Ar Laaraaa,.. I 00 aa
Lt Laarro?_ - 6 1ft aa
Ar Btiartaabarf 9 '0 aa
Lt Bparttabuu ? 8 m pa
L? liuren? 6 26 pa
Ar Gi ecu wood ... ft Cft pa
ciom oonneetloei at Ommt4 for all pdMi m
8. A. L. tud c. a G. Hallwaya, aad at Bpartaabuf
with Southern Ball way.
For any Information relative to tiakata, rataa,aefced*
I ale, ate., adriraat
W. J. CBAIfl, Gen. Pao. Afant, Aofiatt, 8i.
I v W WORTH Hoi. imal
f! M. EMEIWON, Traffic Hui(ir.
TWELVE REASONS
Why You Should Send Uu Your
Prescription*.
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C. A. MILFORI),
Phone 107. The Druggist.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
rKOBATK COCItT.
In the Matter of ibe E?Ult of J. O. Hommloger,
Deccawd.
Nolo to Debtors and Creditor*.
' - - - - - UM ~i.l. mint
| \ I.I. persona mucuiri ui ? .?
' nettle without delay, and those holding
i cUlmo against (tie estate moil present theuj
I properly attested In
Mr*. Carrie J. Hemmlnger,
March U. I9CU Administratrix.
K. N. lliMfdou A ' ?. Locals.
We Invite all ihe ladle* to oar opeolnc on
M^rcb -Tth and '.Sib.
A beautiful line of new dresa goods at lladdoim.
New *1 Ik zephyr for shirt walste at Haddoua.
Havo you ?ren tlio?e new waab allk* for
shirtwaists at iladdou*.
Have you taken a look at those beautiful
"A. K. C." gtUKhams at lloddons. 1
A large assortment of ginghams at K. M. I
' iiuddotiN & Co. for .Via. j
I White lawna, check nain*ook?, maim,
; f Die 11 h loug cloth. and white |>|i)um mi j
| nil price* at tiaddona. I
, I A large BMKirtmriit "in broidery Inserting* J
; and !ucv? at iladdona.
. | A new 11n?- of all over embroidery n?d lace
fur yok<-? aud ahirt walftt at Haddona.
. I A new Hue of tiop aocklag for ladlea tklrU.
, J at lladdoli'a.
| New arrivals Id heavy goods for rainy daya
I mIcIrt. Browu, gray aud black, at liaddon'a.
j A larg*- stock of ru??hln duck at 10c per
,; yard, at HaddouV
> j A new lot rlmnanta In calico and yard wide
I hleachlug at 3c, at tladdou'a.
; (imiU asaortmeut of blouse linen at all
prices, Ht lluddon'K.
. [ I .nil Is M l?M*a >nd rbl'drrna shoes, at Hadj
don's. A lew pair left at 60c.
j A larife and well selected stock of ladlct,
! ml?ara and cbildrens ?>ippvrs at all price*, at
i HaUdou's.
, I'lione or m ini an orilf-r Sor an)thing In our
dull- I 'rut alotr. We will H-e that )nu
, tfl ? Tit* hpttd l>rog Co.
Now la (!? time lo look alter your beda.
(jet u bollie of bed bug |>olaon and have no
wore bug* Tbe b??t for sale at I>u I'rt'a alora