Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? *** r z The Press and Banner ?- I "I ?? ? " - ~ : - ? CV^Publlabed mry Wednesday it R i mt In advance. Wednesday, July 9, 1902. A ? ?! HIRI. Id oar style of climate, with iu ?udd*n ebuiM of umpfniurr-rilD, wind and suneblne often Intermingled ini tingle dayIt la no wonder that our children, frteode and rei Uvee tn so fre^oanlly taken from u* by neglected colds. half tbe deaths resulting directly from tills cause. A bottle or Boscbee's German Hyrop kept about your borne for itnmediate nee will prevent serious elekness. a large doctor's bill, and perbape deatb, by the us? of tbr?? or four doer*. For curing Con- , sumptloo, ilrmorrbsgee, Pneumonia. H??rn> Coughs, Croup, or any disease of the Tbruat or Lnnge. Its success |e simply wondeiful. as ! "> yoordrngeut will tell you. Get a *amole bottle free from Speed's Drag Store. Regular I else. 7I> eta. Get Green 'e Specie I A I manse. WA-IX , BHeeH latM. Kedoced ratee via Seaboard Air Line ; ec?' Vobb? Pmbim' Union. Providence, i K. I- have bern authorised lor the aale of ( Ucksta on July 7. 8, sod 9, limited lor return , mmuc until July 92. Inelualv*. The Sas oard Air Line oilers choice of route*. *' ' rail to Richmond, Waablugtou. and New i York, or jrla Norfolk, ateamer to New York j and rail or Sound Usee beyond, or via Nor folk and Mtitbtou and Minora Transports- l Uoa Cb^ also via Norfolk and Washington. Baltimore or Pbllldetpbla. . ( For total rates and cither Information spply < to naareet Ticket Agent or Passenger Representative. W. K. Christian. A. O. P. A. 1 Walrh lepalr^r. Mr. W. E. Jobnaoo la one of our best young an. Modest, wall bebaved sod attentive to , bis business, and thoroughly competent to do any work that may be entrusted to blm. Its oflsra bis services to tbe public. Ills charge* are reasonable and bU work Is guar?nteed. ' HM.. ? U.nn.r la (A hdVft BO I good a ibm Mill* lo the town; May bio aocoaaa beeoatataoaurata wllti bla marlta. Oire tola a trial. If jrou woold bavi aaUatactorjr work. , Mm Ball. Anlrevllle,8. C., Joljr 7, loot. ? Lo* odeavllle and Aalrevllle plajred a gam* or kali 09 tbe latter'* diamond laat Friday. < Tit gaia woe rather oca aided, bat otvatIbalw II was iota resting. Tbe *oore w.u a* , follower . LowodeavlUe?0 2 0*2000 t-6. A a I r e * 11 le?0 T 9 & 3 3 3 4?W. 1 BaUeriea: Moaalry, FoodcI and Latlaar; Krwtn aad Wekefleld. ? A Mlgklfhl Ea tertal I. Oo laat Tburadaj evening Mr. aod Mra. Caarlie Brown eotertaloed lo tbelr baodeom*- I M booce large aanbtr of mends at i MbN. I Tto rooms were all thrown opea and ware litiMtell; decorated la pelmaaad pot plao i*. Darlai the evening pa neb waa served and * liar aarda delleioos low and assorted cakee. | VIM Place la ?e* Oliver-ware Cheap. I aai la position to take special orders tor aaf ibia> la silverware. My catalogues are < opea aiail Umss aad I will ia,ta great picas- 1 are la ahowlog anyone through, wbo me> < daatre anjrUilnK la this line. All gooda guar- ' aatead. Very Kespeellaliy, ? T. U. White. Hall. Heavy bail lell la tbe vMaliy of Abhevlllt * laeiMonday. Oo UM hrna ol J. U HUI.C. J. I Lyoo, O. C Duseoourjr, T. 1*. Mil lord auu I otbera toe loltage asd trail of U>e oottoo we ' almost eaUrely dssuvyed, In many inetaace*. 1 leaving the sulks aad limbs bare. At tbe same time there waa a wind storm aod a 1 heavy tail of rain. Waate*. | Scrap iron of evsry deeerlplloo, and old i madtioary. Any klndot Ore wreaks or stocks. < Write tor partleatars. Address, J. B. Oerinaasj, CuiumMa, s. C. i IU Salak Contrasts will bttwirM for baallng brick from McMillan's bilek )ud to lb* one-mlu p?M bwtW Um?Mub mill. Pat In yonr bid wow, inure MMUao, and ba nady for casta war* as mod aa your crop la laid by. Apply to Ilia Prw and Banner offioe. 3u Hat lee. Kor I be WeneOl of Iboee wbo cannot gel to (ba peet office before tlx o'clock, 1 will open tbe office every evening, except bandar, el g o'clock and remain open until mo. HoberiB. Link, P. M. Or. Herrlaee Belarea. Dr. W. E. Uameon baa returned from an exlanded waatern trip. Ua baa been away for 1 five waaka.and during uiat time baa vieltcd many plaees of interval. Prepare Am> Wlater. Nov Is tbe Uma lo give yonr order for coal. Pries advancing rapidly. I mil only tbe beat. Gall aee me at onoe if yon don't want trouble ibis toll. Amos B. MorseLaaaSry Ageacy. f now bave tbe agency tor tbe Gates means Laundry. Orten vine, 8. C. If you woald like to bave ibtm do joor work give me yonr Janndry. J. W. McKee, Jr. wwday rant Ike Abbeville reel to f-.U a. . 10 to 10:40 a. m. 12 m lo 1.15 p.m. 5p.a.to 6 p.m. Robt. 8. Lib*. P. M. Oar Philippic* Lflltr. Oar Philippine letter didn't MM Fw ibU rtaaou v* have eoarladed not lo publUh II bttora D(fxl week. For Hal*. U. C Doaanberry baa a good milk enw for ail*. Apply to W. A. Nick lea. Wilder Block. Mala Dar. Laat Monday vaa Hale Dajr. bat tbere were do pablle Mica. Tba baalaeaa bomea vera rtlw. Mk. Mubchuion. caodldata for tba Lealalatara, daalraa a* to alate tbal bwieoppoed to I*glalaUva aetloo prohibiting eblldren (ram working Id eotton mltla. Ha tbloka tbe Legislature baa do mora rlgbt to aaj tbat a obiid abaII oot work lo a mill thao It baa to ay tbat eblldrvo >boald oot work oo a farm Id tbia opto loo we tolly egrva. Lnarr?Laat Tburaday between Mr. M. P. IfcBrobla aod tba Graded Hcbonl, a amall gold cbaln necklace aod sold brace marked "Jan la." Kinder will be rewarded by returnlog Rama to Amoa B. Mora*. j Mb. Clifford Booth, ol Elbartoo, (la., peat enteral In tbe ctljr Uat weak wltb bla brother, Mr. /JL. Boom. Mtaa Btatia Widkmax of Dae Weat la In loao, tba goeat of ber Irlaod Miaa Joala Lyoo. A delightful dance waa gl??n oo Monday I evening by tba yoong people wbicb waa very mocb enjoyed. Mr. JCraaat Wllaon la no longer wltb tbe Preea and Banner, tie la now employed at tbe notion Bill. Let HtryhnlT get together and work for tbe upc? ot tbe Oonntjr Mr. fUiMmbtr tbat It UkM work to niki tbe County Fair a ueom. Wltb pMb. pluck ud energy tbe Cooaljr P?ir la bonnd to b? a iomml HtrWi Carbonated Water and (linger Ale miMd'a Drag Store. cJoly Bargalne? Mnallna, wblte good*, per. calaa, Jlppere, etc-, at Haddon'a. aMea'i Ler?h, A new rappljr of aaallaa at 6 eta. at Had' 4oo1 Wblte dotted iwta at 12and 1ft eta. for la* dlee* walata at Haddon'a. Juat arrt?*d, India Llocna and Peralan lawu lor aald-anaater dreeace at Haddon'a. A bill aaaortment black, bloe, wblte and ootored Doeka tor lad lea' anmmer aklrta at all nrlota at Haddon'a. A good aaaortment of Covert Clotb for aklrta at Haddon'a. Wblte lace Cartaloa at all prlcea at Haddon'a. A new anpply of Window Hbadee at all prtcea at Haddon'a. Yoo can get aome bargains In Slipper* at Haddoo'a. Abbeville Lodge No. 45, L 0. 0. F. Step HfEk.TH EVKRY THURSDAY feVfvKIKO i?l at MOo'elot* Id Odd Kallowa Hall. All brethren, and risltor* pMlally, are moat oor dltllj IBTIIPU IOWWOU. J. & Ooebr*n. H. p. Kllltogftwortb. BecroUry. Moot* Grmnd. haodrvd nbduu of laviu, dial tthLMmhii?.,iKnrt?wM?j>nl worth SStwttopr**. A. M. ttaiih * Oo. u -- ? Jfc ..i-A ' > ? i ?ML i > - .trr+.'^r ^31 Ice Cream '. la the CMlml klud anil tbr bewl. I? t mule at home by any ooe on abort notice. No chance of being caught j without a de?ert If you hare a j Peerless Iceland \ Freezer Mntinnt t - , ->. "v* rr^vfnp" f'i'.il.U.J. '.?JWU. '11 .' -"- . *-!J - ' !!' GENERAL JiEWSSOTES. I Tltlit* Thai Wf All KlianUI Know Hiithrrrd From Our Eaelaw??r?. Hon. W. H. Perry. of Urt enwo.id, dlfJ at borne last Monday ?vrnluit. Tbtr? l?amn?pinrot <>n foot to nrgan'ze a new county from the upper portion* of Spartanburg and (tieenvllle countUM. , "Pavement earth" In u new auhatance dlacovered lo Camden. It will paca. after being rained on, aluott aa hard an rock. The earth laasld to be the An>?t Id the world for ntreet porpwn. There I* a mm IIvIiik not many mile* from Camden who bio* ralacd h lamllv >ii nine hoy*, lb* y <<t>Dgr?t one now being nmwu and aa large a* h la lather, and a doctor tiaa never been called Into w tbem. Cholera I* reported to he on the lncreaae In Manila. Ninety American aoldiera have died hi the dlaeaae. TheSt-Jame* hotel of Dalla* Texaa, collapsed and carrUd down and burled M men in the wreckage. Three meu we're aerioualy Injured. A trained nurae haa been arrealed In BoaInn on the charge of murdering ibree peraoua, but abe ?>Dle?e? to murdering tbirty>one. She bad been committed to an iuaaneaaylum. The Sunday School Convent loo wblcli meeta In Denver will have representative* irom every Slate In the Union, and from Canida. Mexico aud Kaglaud. A p'an la on fool, atarted by aome of the great packing eatablUhmenta In Chicago, to Mdtla aeveral thoaaand acre* of land in Florida and Alabama and make It the centra or the cattle ralaliig liidoatry in Amcrlca. Major Mlcab Jenklua baa been appointed ?*ol lector of Internal Revenue In plac? ol ICoeater. wboae uomlnatlou waa not oonIrmed by the aenate. After all. Harrla haa been appointed poatnaaler in Cbarleeton. Kerabaw will aoon bave an eleculc light and water plant. Stephen Jarkaoo, an looflTeoalve colored nan ol Oarllngtoo, waa ahot and killed by t. McNlncb, a white man. McNInch waa inder the Influence of llqoor. Chicago waa vlalted laat Sunday by a moat llaaairuov lire. Hever<ai large eat?niUbraeou aere destroyed but were fully covered by naurance. The Oral or long aeaalon of the STth congreea nded laat Wwineoday. The aecond aeaalon ' a neceaaarlly abort, from December to ibe no ui aBicu. After August 1st, tba Atlantic ('out Line till not euipioy lady UioograpUen*. Tue/ Halm mat tbe work U too bard lor them end he/ often give way under tue strain. Hub Kvans of Newberry, a;member of tbe lltp?nwr]r board, and J. K. Hiarkbuin, ed* J tor ol tbeMreeuvllle New*, bad a peraonal ' ucouuter but Monday In Ureenfllle. 0,uu| freight handlers struck In Chicago last duuday. It Is feared tbal tbe strike will be .be muat Miioua wblcb baa affected tbelr In.ereet In years. Klve hundred and fifty employee of tbe j louibeiu Pacific ebope at 1 too* too, Texas, Miked out on Monday, wbeu tue coatpany lusvd to grant l hew an Increase in tbelr 1 rages Tbe statement Is publtsbed Ibat American missus holding passports are barrad by iussiafrom emorlng tnelr territory beoauss ' rf ibeu religion. Tue president Usis bten re- | tueeied by tbe aauate to furnlsb luiormaUon , <u ths subject. The consolidation of the Ashevllle and ilwrtanourg, the ifcrolloe Uldlud and the I touth Carolina and Georgia railroad has . m?d rousaauiiad. Tba new company to ' mown a* tba Hoatbern Hallway, Carolina 1 ji vision, and tba capital stock u S7,7%,7(JO, | l be company aaaamea tba Indebtedness of be v?ru?o? Hues which amounts to ovar neven minions. Col. A. B. Andrews to praa . dent. i Tba otber day, near Greenwood, Prince . McCilntock. a uegro boy, and May Edwards, i negro women, were returning from cbnreb, sben tba womau slartad to ran saying sbe viabed to catch np wllb some one In front of 1 beta. Tbe boy commanded bar to bait and | ipou her refusal, pulled oat bis pistol and , ihot ber, fatally It to said. Tbe boy fled, Uolomon Br I lies, a prominent merchant of Jeorgelown, wbo mysteriously disappeared t he latter part of April, baa been beard from. . ItwrDii that under tbe stress of bnslcasa ' roubles be wandered off, boarded a train aud auded In a western ciiy, where ba fall from a itreet car and lor a number of weeks waa in 'loapiisi. Upon bla recovery and disc barge rom tba hospital, ba put himself In oom < su mention wiin du win un ne ? now oeing :?rtd lor by ber Md la recovering. ' TROY HEWS. ; Ctlrkr?ll?g III* Fmrtk-XMllac of i lb* AMtrlcM Bible ftaelaty-A ' <2?mhI PrMwSwr Kidaappfd-DMlk f J. I. CkeaUa. Troy,H.C.. July7,1S01. , Friday tbe ?tb ni celebrated with plcntc* ' id a nice day generally. Tbt bMl vu io- i LVDM. I Mrs. KaU P. Kennedy of Due Weat, and Mlaa Kebecoa Wideman of Abbeville, have < dmd on LoogCane wltb many relative*. Rev. II. B. Blaltely baa been given a montba vacation and Ibera will be do aervloe In the 1 A. R. f. Cburcb until tbe 4tb Babbatb. I Tbe auxiliary meeting o! tbe American Bible Boeiety will meet Id tbe Meibodlet * cbureb on tbe tltb. A aarmon In tbe foranoon then dinner on tbe groan da,altar vblcb an addreee will be Id tbe eburcb. Mr. Tom Preealy and daughter, Mlaa Mlnta. from Anderaoo, aod QapL Bnab from Ellen- < ion. 8. C., are tbe gaeete or Mr. O. O. Preotla. Rev. A. O. Woodle aod family ot Green- 1 wood will move bere this week aod oceupy Mr*. H. C\ Mmart'e bonae. We are Indeed glad . to bave tbla excellent family aa reel den la of 1 our town. i Ml?a Lorena Leant la back from a vlalt to ber soo, Mr. Jobn Leard In Auguat*. Dr. 8. L. Morrla of Atlanta la being watched wllb Intereat, aa be la aocuaed of being tbe "main aorloa" towarda vbe removal of Rev. T. W. Hlbto.' He Is a tower of atrengtb wbeo I it comas to Biotal ability. The Old Scbo->i | Presbyterian will be fortuoate to bave the eminent divine, and aa tbe worthy editor of 1 ibe Press aod Banner pots It. there are so many ooo cburcb goer* lo Abbeville, It Is . discouraging to ss gone a preacher aa Mr. ' Hineo to be tbsre. Aod there, too, tbe Peal ma I and hyinoa are ao much better mixed. We 1 do oot tblok It well to proselyte, but It Is wsll we are not where be is, as we might step aide. i MeesersCox sod Bpenoe have s oaooolog factory, sod are gettiog ready to sopply tbe ' Nortbero demand. Mrs. Alice Bradley's sommer boarders are coming In from Augusta. MihsXlxsle Dunbar, after a pleasant visit I here left for AahevlHe toapeod a month. I Mr. J. E. Bradley. Jr., caoie up from Met>or> mick and apeat tbe tin. ' McTormtok la making an effort to have s oew I'ouoty. Wltb that town aacouoty aeat, with a be ok, oil mill, and weekly Journal, abe la letting ber llgbt abloe. i Tbe visiting young ladtee at Rev. R. P. Brad ley'a. are enloy log atraw rides. Mr*.'William Hiakely, ofOra, la dowo With Mr. It. P. Hiakely aod family. , Politic* Is waxing hotter, sod candldldatea arc too. Mr. W. T. Bradley, one of Abbeville's worthy cone, paaai-d through town laat week, He le cauvsraing tbe lower part of tbe County. Mrs. Kllxabeth War nock and daughter. Mlee lone, after 5 month's stay In Atlaota, are home agalo. Dr. W. R. Rlehsrdaon, of tbs 1'hrUllan Ad. vocal*. gave a fine aermon In tbe Melbodiat church yeaterday afternoon. Birtb-July I, to Mrs. W. K. Jay, a daughter. Deputy J. W Mci'aalan came down from Ureenwood to tbe burial of hie brotbsr-lalew, Mr. J. R. Cbrslsm, of !<oogmlres. He iim ruuitou ??vu/ ivi m iwuuim iiwmi h v-.cer. TUml community baa loat a good citizen. Rl'MMKIt KL8EWHKKE VIA HKAHOARD A IK LINK RAILWAY. latb* naio? of a Hummer Tourlat Booklet Juat laaut-d oy the Keyboard Air Line Hall y. giving complete Id format lou relative lo tbe vartoua eea-ald* and mounialu retorta of (be Carolina* and Virginia. Copy of Bane can be obtained from any agent of tbe Seaboard Air Ud? Railway, or tipon application lo tbe underaliped. C. B. Ryan, Oou. I'aaa. Agent, l'orlamoutb, Va. W. E. CbrUllau, Aaat. Gen. I'aaa. Agt.. Atlanta. CI a. "Ian't It a bit Inronalatent," aaka tlie Ka van nab. Morning Newa, "that Mr. Bryan la willing lo merge, fuae and consolidate with PopuiiM* lo N~br*aka. but la not wllllnc to have anything todo witb iHrmocraia In Mew York and otberHtatea." Not a bit. Mr. Bryan ta a Popullat and not a !? moerat, ?o tbat tila attractloiiaare neceaaarlly to lilaown people [ ai.d iht u I be Nebraska Populism are willing In bave Bryan for tbelr cxadld?l? nod tbe 1)< moo rats of New York and olber States are not.-Charleston Punt. Our Hoda Water iualnesa Increases every ;mr. Tbere niutl bo a reason. Call aod let oa explalu It toyoo. It woo't take long, aod Kay aod X Ray Will be delighted lo do so. >11 i lord's Drag Store. Syracuse. Tbat means tbe top ootcb ol perfection 1c 2 borae plow* aod Harrows. We . aell toe Hyraeaae. Prlcee right. | W. D. Barked ale. " \v"? ??r I Water Coolers, Ice Tools, c Screen Doors An?l Windows, Fly Fans, a Fruit Jars, , Preserving Kettles, r Automatic Itlue Flame Stoves. t Abbeville Hardware Co. | CANDIDATES. { Note.?The 1'reea and Banner would ba [lad lo publish abort eketcbee of the different t ndldetaa. If lbey will baft some friend to a urnlab tbe (acta we will give tbem to tbe t jubllc. |( r?p Cea*rfM. ? We are authorised to announce WYATT VIKEN aa a candidate for t'ongreaa from tbe { rblrd Cangreaelonal District, aubjeot lo the Democratic primary election. * 1)11. K. K. SMITH, of Plckana County, la I lore by announced aa a candidate for Congreea f from tbe Third Conimilooil Dlatrlct, and la t pltd|fd to abide the reault of the Democratic primary election. I I. H. McCAI.I<A, of Abbeville County, la " lereby anooaoced a candidate for Congrats i Tom tba Third Congieaaloual Dlatrlct lo tbe Democratle primary, and In pledged to abide J .he reault of the same. H 1 hereby announce my caodldaey for Coa[reaa from the Tblid Congressional Dlatrlct, mbjecl to Ibe reaull of tbe Democratic 1'rlnary '"ctloo. OKO. K. PRINCK. a We are authorised toannouoee Uoo. WM. i S. URAYDON aa a candidate for Coogreaa 1 from lb la Conjcreaalonal Dlatrlct, aobject lo , the Democratic Primary election. a We are authorised to annonoee wm. j 3TKIBLIXU aa a candidate for Gongreae, hub eel to tbe Democratic primary. For CeaBljr Napfrvlnor. We ara authorised to announce DAVID J1I.L.IAM aa a candidate lor County Muper* rlaor, autject to the Democratic Primary. Wa are authorised to announce (J. N. SICKLE8 aa candidate for reflection to tbe >mce of County Muperelaor, aubject to tbe Democratic Prlmarj election. Wear* authorised lo announoe GKOIMJE i. Wll?MON aa a candidate for County Ho perrlaor, aubject to the Democratic Primary. Far Na|trrlalfadral el Marailoa. W% are authorised to announce J. 8.GIBEKT i candidate for reflection for County Muperntendenl of Education, aubject to the Demo ratlc primary. p We are authorised to announce J. K. Mc- * DAVID aa a candidate for County Muper- { ntendenl of Education, atbject to tbe Dem- n Par Coaaly Tr?*?ar?r. * |4 We lira authorized to annouuoe u. A. b DOUQLAM8 ma candidate for County Treaeircr, subject to lb? Democratic primary. 1 We are authorized to announce W. T. BHA 1?LE Y aa a candidal* lor County Treu- J irer. itubject to tbe Democratic primary. Far B?pr?aeaUliva. We are aulborlied to announce M. P. Die- 1 tJni'HL aaa candidate for re-nlecllon to tbe " tiouae of Representatives, aubject to the l>em>cratio primary election. I We are antborlxed to announce WADK H. XITHRAN aaa candidate for a aeat lu tbe 1 flouae of Repreaentailvea, aubject to tbe J1 Democratic primary. THOMA8 THOMSON la hereby announced j tea condldate for (be llonae of Kepreaentalive*, aubject to tbe Democratic primary. Mr. UKANVILLB BKAL.of Calhoun Kalla t Lbe efficient manager of tbe (Calboun eatate] la a candidate for eleetton to a aeat In tbe * tiouae of lieprcoentatlvea, aubject to tbe Dem xt*tic rule*. We nre authorised to announce J. D. L'AHWILK a candidate for tbe House of ltepretenlatlvea, subject to the Democratic primary. JOHN C. IX)MAX Is hereby announced for ' re-election to Ibe House of Kepreeenlallvea, inbject to tbe Itemocralio primary. We nre authorised to announce V. 1>. MUIU'HIMON as a candidate fur the Uglslalure, subject to tbe action of the Democratic ( primary. ? I'er Mlslf Iksslor. We are aulborlied to announce MaJ. K. W. J B.NANCE us a candidate, on sound Demo- | or*tic prlnclplee, for tbe Htate Henale, subject ' to tbe action of tbe Democratic prlmarie*. j J. It BLAKE, Jh , Is announced as a candidate for the Htate Henale, subject to the ac' J lion of the Democratic Primary, For RbrrlV. in nnnnnnM JAM KS II. CHKATilAM hi a candidate for MherlfT, subject to (be Democratic primary. We are uutborlsed to announce C. J. LYtiN a a m candidate for re-election aa Hberlft of Abbeville County, aubjrcl lo the Democratic primary. We are authorised to announce H. JAHI'KK MARTIN a candidate (orHberlff. subject to the action of the Democratic primary. P*r Canal; Auditor. We are authorised to announce K. K. CON ma a candidate for re-election totbeofllce of County Auditor. aut-Ject to the ttomocratle primary. ror Hrokate Judge. We are authorised to announce It. K. 1111.1. m a caudldalf fur re-elecilou an i'robate J udge , subject lo the action of tbe Democratic prl. miry. Come and Join tbe throng of well-plea?ed buyer* to be Men every day at tbe store of L. W. White. Olaaaand potty at living prloea, at Mil Ivrd'a Drug Store. ?[_- . IJLW.." , MB I'll'!", t WEST END. Happening* and lacldeata of n Wffli About Ibr Clly. I Abbeville, July 7, llMi | Minn lx>ls Robertson left Thursday for ^owudeaTlll* where ?be will spend some lima' with relative*. Master Marlon Rosenberg of Mreenwood Tan In tbe elty several days last week staynr with Master Albert Rosenberr. Mlaa Mary Prlcfiard went to Donalds last riiuraday for a week's stay wltb bar friend, klra. Hooker, of tbnt city. Mlsa l.lnle Uw, wbu has been tbe charming :ue*t of Mlaa Florence Henry for the paat two reeks, returned to ber home In Blsbopvllla Saturday. Mlaa Mary lou Smith returned Thuraday ram a leu days' stay with her friend. Miss deta I.ytbgoe, in Atlanta. Mrs. Theodore il. Furniau eamc over from ttlauta Friday and ia here for a three weeka lay wltb ber grand-mother, Mrs. Faunle VHen. Mr. Jumea II. Perrln. of Macon. Ga..arrived n tbe cltv Friday and waa the KO**al of hla notber, Mra. Jamea II. I'errlo until Tueslay. Mr. I'errlo baa a good poaltlon with tbe W. St (J Railroad, wlib an office In Maeon. Dr. W. E. Link, of Wllllngion, waa the iimlh( hla ann. Mr. K. H. I.Ink Krldtv. Mr. George Smith baa been Id tbe city for 1 he peil few days. I Mr. Marvin Munn.rf Antrevllle, la reading aw under Senator uraydon. Mr. Mann la a laying wllb bla alater, Mra. J M. Wllkeraon, rhlle in tbe city. a THE AID MOTIETY. | Tbe Ladle* Aid Society of the Preabyterlan ^ hurcb bad a plea?aot meeting Thnraday af- _ emoon at Ibe homeofMra. H. C. Wllaon. e Mr. W. D. ftarkedal* baa returned from a , bort trip to New York. Mlaa Marie Cromer and M laa Dalay Cromer M pent Krlday lo the elty tbegaeau of their L uni, Mr*. K. K. Coxe. Kev. E. William Way.ol Galoeavllle, Kla., f peut Saturday and Sunday In the elty. lb* ? :oe*l of bla brotber. Mr. John M. Harden. V Mln Georgia Wade of Selraa. Alabama. Is * n tbe elty. tbe guest of bar eoualo, Mlaa Eu- d ilce Calhoun. . MIm Masle Chod is here for tbe nurotner " nontha. MI?b Caaoo bu bad a poalUon In ? Columbia. Tenneaaee. (or tbe put aeaaon. Rev. T. W. Hloan of abe A. R. P. cbarcb of : Ma place, baa been called to tbe Flrat Preaby- * erl?n church of Ureenvtlie. Mr. and Mrs. Hban have lived In Abbeville for tbe paat . inir year* and during tbetr atay bare tbey f iave endeared tbemaelvea to every ooe, and * t la wltb regret tbat we learn that tbey will " :o to (Jreenvllla. Maatera Ham and Will McUowao.of Cbarleaoo, irbo havo been here for tbe paat two ' reek a, tbe gueat of tbelr uncle, Hon. Wm. H. ; 'arker, left Tbur*day tor Blowing Rock, N. , :.. where tbey will apend the remainder of i heaummer. " KtTCIIHK PAItTT. ti b Ijmt Wednesday evening MlaaKunlce Cat iouii entertained a number of ber frlenda at c I L*m?Km HaHw Tha anlaMtlti. ? neat ?u glveu Id honor of a bevy of lowly idles who have been the guests of Mlw Catioud. The flmt prlie, a daluty tan, was awardd to Mlaa Armstrong. of Wsshington. Mr. leorge Penney received tbe gen Neman's prise, .copy of "Kllejr's Poems." Tbe consolation irlxe, a lovely bunch of carnations and ferns, raa woo by Mr. Lewis Perrln. A delightful a'ad ooorae was served at tbe ukiee of tbe venlng. Mr. James Thompson Is spend log a tow days n Anderson wltb bis bome people. Mlsa Nina Wilson of Warrentonand Mini Ida Fence II of Lowndeevllle, are In the oily, be guests of Ml*s Marie Cheatbam. Mr. William Ctirlsile Benet, of Charleston, i In the city, the gaest of Mon. W. !L Parker. Ir. Benet has Just returned from tbe Unl verity of Virginia where be Is studying. Mr. William I.. Hempblli returned laat Q 'rId** from Cbarleaion where be bu been Mending the Mouth Carolina Military Acede ny. Mr. Hempblli baa a poaltloo with the Slectrlo Light Company for tbe summer. Mr. W. Uiiea Templeton apent Halurday and lunday In Monterey with irlenda. S Mr*. Mallle W. Mmltb, accompanied by ber k. raud childreu, returned to woodruff iloolay after a pleaaanlatay bere. Mlaa Kathleen Col ley and Mlaa Clara Armtroog left Friday for tbelr hnraea lo Waab- t Dgton.Oa. Mlaa Colley and Mra. Armstrong I rere the charming gueata of Mlaa Kuolce' Jalbouo while In tbe city. Mr. David H. Uenry la In the city for a abort acatloo from Clemaon College, wnere be baa , good poaltlon. r a nutami.e ftccial event. * One of tbe moat delightful and iboroogbljr njoy able en t? rtalnmenta of the summer aea on waaglveu last Thursday evening by Mr. >< .nd Mra. Cbailea D. Hrown. Mr. and Mra. ti Irown entertained delightfully and their pacloca borne vai a bower of beauty aod ovellneea. Kllly gu?ata were entertained al U uchre, tbe aoore being kepi on ivy leave* m trewn with violate. Mlaa Nellie Koaaell reel ved Ibe lady'a prize, a nnlqae cameo vaae, u od Mr. J. Fraaer Lyon woo the gentleman'a >rlxe, ao opal allek pin. leea, cakoa, aalied al uooda aod puneb were aerved after the game. Mr. Tbomaa J. Lyon la at home again after aoBcaaaful year al Ibe A C. M. A. Mr. Kobert it Hempblli. Jr., la home from 'barleaton, where be la attending College. Mlaa Elisabeth Norwood, ol Dresden, waa In be elty aevaral daya laat week, tbe goeat ol ler aunt, Mra. Jkmca H. Perrln. Mlaa Koaa U. Maxwell leavea In a faw daya v?n extended vtait to relatlvea and frlenda d Virginia. Mlaa Maxwell la anticipating a uoat delightful time. Mr. Will Moore, ol Cokeabury. waa tbe ne*tofbla friend, Mr. Perrln t?narlee. aevral daya laat waak. Tbe atorm Monday afternoon waa accomanled bv heavy wfoda aod ball. On Mr. ack Hilra aod Mr. Clarence Doaenbury'a laoaa tbe ball did a great deal of damage, wo large oak a were up-rooted in tbe grove In T root of Mr. Franola Henry'a place. Mlaa Kva Pearl Klrby, of Hpartanborg. pen taeveral daya laat week In tbe city tbe ueatof ber mother, Mia. J. M. Klrby Mlaa klrby presided at tbe orgao In tbe Preahverlan church Sunday morning and evening; er playing laalwaya enjoyed. MisaTlioiupeon of Anderaon. te io? turao- a Ivegueatof ber slater, Mrs. J. Ward Tbotnp- * 00. el Mr. Htoarf Miller, of I*aurena, Is In the city pending a few days with Ilia alater. Mrs. A. 11 1. Cochran. J Mrs. J.C. Klugb baa returned from a few ? ays'visit to ber motber, Mra. Jubn K. Brad?y, at ber home lo Bradley. D Col. J. Townee ttobertaon and Maaler Allen o I. Kobertaon attended tbeHonny Slope pic- ? ilc tiatnrday. A number of candidates were reeent on tbla oocaalon. Mlae l.nla Mpecomb, of Newberry.and Mlsa e >11 lie MlHer.of J<aurena,arc tbagnecl ol Mrs. i. B. Coebmn. Prof. I(. K. Ollllam baa meaales at tbe InIrmary at Wlnlbrop College, wbere be went 0 attend tbe Mtate Bummer School. Ill* rlenda hope lie will aoon be well again. Miaa Htatla Wldeman.of Hue Weat, lain tbe Ity apendlng aome time wltb ber niece, Mra. I. C. Klugb. Dr. J. Lowrle Wil?ou left Monday for a nontb'a vacation. Dr. Wilson will vlalt bla irofber. Rev. Joe Wilson, at bla bome In 'homer County before going to Ibe aea?bore. Mlae Jonee, of Texaa. la In tbe city, tbe neat of ber aunt. Mra. A. W. Jooea. Mlaa v loiies la a young lady of rare peraonal cbarma. I I THE CHARGES OF CRUELTY. Inllrllor Boifa Hfnd* ibo Uttifraar filler from Ike NnprrvUtr ?f Abbeville (' ly. (The Hlate.) A abort time ago Ttie state mentioned thai lie Governor bad received an anonymoui sommuuleatlon from a certain up^ountry :ouDiy detailing cruellies practiced upon onvlcta, and tbat though mich cnmmuniraLious were not usually noticed, the statement* made therein were ol audi a character that Lbe governor thought It well for the aoilcltor m Investigate and aee If anything was In the 1 matter. Yesterday Solicitor Hngga reported Imply transmuting a letter h? bad received From the oounty supervisor of Abbeville county. This letter readsas follows i I)earHlr: The anonj mous letter dated Mt. .lime is litn. in the eovernor living an account of cruel treat men! of coovlcu mod forwarded by you U? W. W. Hradled wa? banded to me by Mr. Bradley. I proceeded at once to Investigate tbe charge*. 1 louod one of the prisoners had beep severely pun. Isbed. I must My. however, the whipping wan oot done without provocat'ou, aa tbe negro refused to obey order*, and cursed Ibe guard. At Ibe nam* time | found none had died aa niated In tbe communication. Tbe cod*let above referred to baa been suffering wltb dysentery lor several daye and 1 had h*m plact-d In the county jail for treatment. I examined the bodies of all the convicts In this camp and found only one other with the slctn broken In one or two small places. It la my oplulon that "Did Clll?*n" ahould have first reported (his trouble to Iherounly supervisor a* J feel that It Is my official and C'brlallan duly to see thai these convict* are treated In a bumaue mauner. as they are under iny general supervision while working for 'he count v. I will say In conclu?lon that Mr. i,?wacD. under who?c charge then* convict* i b??< wurkfd for w)mr time, ha* reMgned hla i ImmIIImi, *nd I b*Tr put another man In his | place. Miid truat that all trouble In thU reaped la at au end. e. f.tilliaed, /.tailor,:. : HAH moved, and ocrnplai tbe room* upaulra In Koox'a Hall, and la now pra pared to do all kind* of repairing and clean inr of genllemen'a olotbaa on abort notice. Ham plea of anlla always on hand. Charge reasonable _ - ' ^' I'Jl'JI !..JJ L'.1.1 - -- HEBE AND THESE. k Worklav ' laaal Tbroaih Ihr , (' aalry-XaiM by Ibr Way. vdltor Preaa and Banner : Tbi* writer left the oily of Abbavlll*. Jane otii. to go to tbe lower part ol tbe oonnty to mrk. * Wnal a pleaaure to work Tbe good Lord ?ld, by the hwmi or our brow ahould wa eat tread, and tbat tbe laborer la wortby of hi* lire. Wbata pleaaure to meet and tnlogle nth people and go into tbelr bomea! In tbe iellevue neighborhood we vlalted aeverai mince. among them were Mew. Samuel borrow. J. l\ wardla?v, Henry Yarborougb. Tneee hi?? idral home*. where ine latch-atrlng il waya bange ou tli* ouUlde. A i Handover we were aueltercd for a day mtl night under tbe bnepltabie roof of Mr. Tout HrltL It la a magnificent borne, aurounded by every luxury and convenience. Ir. Itrltt la rlcb In tbla world'a got>da. with very comfort. Wltb bla loviog mother, drilled wife and loving children, he la Indeed a tappy man. It waa our pleaaure to go to Mr. t'barlla Tolterl'a on habbatb evening tn a alnglng. 'here ws met Uro. Kllgore with aome of bia tudenis. Tbey abow tbelr tralnlog, and the ood work Mr. Kllgore ladoingat Letbe. Mr. "olbert la a rlalng young man and a royal ;ood fellow. We alao called on Mr. Joa Brltt. He la the lde?t peraon in tbat aectlou of tbe country, nd tbougb be la blind, be aaama to be happy, nd takee a lively Intoreei In whatever ta :olng oo. You bava beard mucb of Iba Brltt plden wadding, but tbe end la not yel?both Mm Ua>ltfl allll pfuwlvlntf niiiiiinU nd valuable gifts. It la Ml?l that honor one* when we die; not In Ibla caae? tbla old oalple baa lived toaee booora beaped upon bem. tbe way, Mr. Editor, were you ever at n flab fry"t I rot Into a big ooe at McKetrtck'a mllla. We bad on*.and don't you foret It- In oompaaj wltb I?r. Brltt and brothra, Meaara. will, Tom and Archie Brltt, IbarlleTolbert, Charlie Cowan, Dr. Kennedy, tev. McCaen and otbera. we took two aalnea, ooklng olenalla, baooo, lard. Halt and bread lown on Long Cbne. Some went wltb tbe elne, aorae carried flab to tbe camp, eome to lean flab, aotne to cook?every man bad ometblng to do. A more moral crowd never rentflablng. Wltb tbe rood preacber for our aptaln, wltb plenty of flab, a royal feaalendd a day long lo be remembered On oar way bome we vtalted our old friend Ir. John K. Bradley, tbe place where every ramp, saint or alnner, la weloomed. After pending a day and nlgbtat flatting and other njoyment we atarted for Abbeville. On the 4?b toat. It waa oar pleaeare to attend be Junior Orcer barbecue and plenle. It waa do of tbe beat we ever aaw. Tbe Order did taelf proud and crowned liaelf with glory, l fed aoma live orals bandred people with a Ine barbecued dinner of tbe beat maata and be beet of everything etee. Tbey alao aerved ree tbe nlceat cool drinka. Dr. Maraball aald le bad lived one hundred year* and had never een anything Uke IL Long live tbe Junior inter! May tbe Abbeville oottoo mill proa *r; may the manager*, and every man. roman and child tbat worka at tbla great nterprlee live long and b? happy, la oar rayer. Ob tbe Mb Inai. we went to Bnnny .Slope, to no annual picoic. 11 h eieven miiaa iruoi Abbeville and alz mllM from Due Waal?a Ine Carmine acctloo. We got there early and aw moal of tba crowd coma lu. We noticed nrty-otgnt people on ibree wagona. Ateleven 'cluck tbey numbered about 2.000. Tbe Conreealonal candldatea bad been Invited to oake apeecbea. itacker. Prlnoe, McOallaand Liken made apecebe*; Looms, candidal* for be Hooae, a No apoke In tbe afternoon; Major anoe, lor tbe Henate. All made good peerhea. A royal welcome, plenty to eat, ndacood time for everybody, la wbal tbe ?ople of rtunny 8lope give ooee a yew. With good wlabee for tbe Praaa and Banner nd lu editor and reader*, we remain, Your friend, X. - 9 9 < ? State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF AHBEV1LLK. iy the Ooantj Board of Education PETITION. o the Honorable Board of Kdnoatlon (or tbe Coaniy of AMwvlllt: We, tbe undersigned, belog one-lbird of tbe todbolder* and legal volera of School Dl? Ict No. 28 do respectfully petition your Honrebie Board of Kdncatlon to order an eleeon to be beld tbat it may be determined hethur or not a special levy of three mill* tx shall be made. ' W. A. Callabara. K. K. Kill*. V 11/ niUb^la. M.H. Aahiey, Andy Cllnkacale*, J. P. Pratt, It. H. Armatreng, H. Cilnkacalaa, H. Ollabam. W. A. McWbortor. Joo. T. Bryant. ORDER OF THE BOARD. ho lUquirtmtnU of tho Lav in Bogard to Levying an Additional Tax far School Pturpoaos Having Boon Compllod with by tbo Propor Partus in School District Ho. SS, T 11} HEREBY ORDERED, THAT AN lection be beld at tbe usual voting place In lid DUlrlet oo Haturday, the ttth day of uly, I WW, for tbe purpose of determining beiber an additional levy of three mllla will e made for acbool purpoeea; tbat tbe trustees f t'le said Dlatrlct act as managers of tbe lection. Manager* of election must report reeull of lection witbin three days after the electionJ. H. UIHKRT, Chairman. J. FRA.MRR LYON, R. F. OILMAM, Hoard of Examiners. July 8,1WH. .11 I.. W. Whlte'i If you want wblte lawna. India llnena. or rblte checked nalnaooka, the place to buy bem la L. W. Wblte'a. Have you seen tbuae embroideries at iV DIU*'i 7 |I DOi, IHKI ! IU UIF IUI Jr WW. xh?'I mm the opportunity of seeing thom ; md you bad better go at onoe, as the supply diminishing very rapidly. A new?uppl* of laoee has Just buen rerelv<l al I.. W. Whit's. Tbey are ebeap, pretty >nd attractive. L. W. Wblte baa sold more tbao aeven liuuIred yardaofa plo cord, whit* lawn thirty!lgbt iDOhaa wide. The price la 10 centa a rard. Only a small onautlly la left. Tbls jooda '.a an liable for walsta and dreaaee. It Is rery daalrable. lx>ok at It, and you will be ure to buy It. Now Is the time to make forage. Nothing nakea better forage, nor more of It than Jerman Millet. Hny your aead from L. W. Wblte, and sow Tblle there la a good aeaaon In the ground. New Phoaf*. Win. H. Ureene, residence. I W. A> n. oarnoii, hiwiv, ?. . Jobn McKee. tor*, 1:9. P. li. Hellera, residence. 7. M. T. Rakln, residence, ?ci John White, mldeDCt, IW. Electric Light anil I'ower Co.. Wi. MT. t'AHMKL LIME. ML rarmel, 183. 'J ring*. Jna. Thorn too. lit.', 9 rlngi. Mla?e? Onleand Lacy Ulbert, l'L'. 4 rlnga. Dr. Hharard, i ra. 5 ring*. Major Arthur Parker, rci, 0 rlnga. COLLEOE OF CHARLESTON. CHARLESTON, S. C. Founded in 1785. LSTKONG FACl'LTY ; WKLL-Kijl'IPPED kJ ChetulCMl, Pbyalral, and biological Labor*torl?n; Library of U.UNi vulumn - the lineal Muwuid of Natural tllatory la the Houth. Klertive coann** leading to the degrrea of H. A . B. H.and M. A. Uourd with fornUbed room In College Dormitory can be obtained rorilOa month. Tuition, MO. One Scholar hip giving free tuition la aaalgnad to each county of South Carolina, the holder to be Appointed by the Probate Judge and the County Superintendent. Total expense* for Scholarship HtudenU, flli to 1130. All candidate* lor admlaaloo are permitted to compete for varanl Boyce Scholarship* wblch pay IIjo i) year. Kntrance Examination* will be held at Abbeville. on Friday, July II, ISM.'. Next Se?*lon beglna September 3t. For ra'alogue, addrra*. 11A It BISON RANDOLPH. President ' - THE HUGUENOTS. ----- 1 Concluded from P?fe Kigbt. and compliments to uiy brother and bis wife aud family?to Jobu Honoeau and lib spouse, aud to all our relations, neighbors and friend*. ?') Tbe writer ha* been kindly furnished with the following communication relative to the Rev. Mr. (iibert: "The Rev. Jean Lou!* Gibert wa? born near Alain in Languedoc tbe 22nd July, 172*2. "-Vblle still youug he entered tbe ministry and exercised the pastoral functions of his offire at Saintouge. His zeal aud a distinguished reputation drew upon him tbe reeentment of government. To avoid the severe laws in force againat Huguenots he expatriated himself, and took refuge in America. He came to South Carolina lu 1754, with a colony of 212 person*, who follow* ed him to escape the tyranny of their own government. He died in August, 1773, leaving a widow and three pmall children, one mo and two daughter*. The son died uumarrled. Of the daughters one married Mr. William Pettigrew. The children of this mar* riage are the only descendants of the Rev. Mr. Oibert. The other married Mr. Thomas Flnley and died, leaving an Infant son, John Louis. He grew up a young man of great promise, but died early while a student in the South Carolina College, Columbia. The Rev.. Mr. Olbert was Joined in this country by hi* nephew, Mr. Pierre Olbert, who, after bis uncle's death, kept open the small church in which he had officiated, reading the ttermons every Sunday. In personal appearance, the Rev. Mr. Olbert was of middle stature? black hair?aud gray eyes, with a strong cast of countenance. This Is the description of one, who, in his youth remembered seeing him. "The Rev. Etienne Oibert, of England, whose sermons were published, was brother to the Rev. Jean Louis Oibert." (D) , ' IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER-APRIL 18,1764. Prbskxt?The Governor, Thomas Boone, Esq., Lieut. Governor, Hon. William Bull and member* of Council. "The French Protestants attending were called in : took the oath of allegiance, and also swore to the truth of their Mveral petitions, praying for land and bounty, which were then presented and read, viz: Acres. Acres Jeau Louis Oibert 2fW Nicolas Rouchouneau. 100 Anne C'urreau Bouchonueau, 150 Charles Bouchonneau ?1CN? Pierre Helle Belot >150 Aothoioe Tarrasteau 100 Jean Bell Hay 200 Andre Goillebeau 100 Joseph Bouchillon > >150 Francois Prouvillac >100 Jean Baptiste Petit 150 Jeau Anthony 100 Jean Roger ISO Jean Bouchillon 100 Pierre Regular 150 Marie Bayle > 100 Pierre Nicolas >150 Cecille Bayle 300 .;$M Cola* Bodazeau ?300 Pierre Bayle 100 Jean Belot 250 Jean Priolot 100 Jeau Baptiste DeLaune 350 Jeau Brieo 100 Jean Baptiste Gautier> 250 Pierre Chuszeau 100 Jean Lefay .....200 Jean Andibevt 100 Marie Tarrasteau Oabau 150 Susanna Roquemore 100 * Abrara Jacob 250 Pierre Roquemore, Jr 100 Pierre Roquemore, Alsne 250 Pierre Roxuemore. Aisne....l00 Jacquese Labruese 250 Pierre Rollaud 100 Jacquese Langell 300 Francois Gross 100 Jean Fresille 300 Etienne Tbomas 100 / ? ? ? - rm. inn Jacque* Houilino i?ju mine iuuuih Matbieu Bemud 250 Susanna Lafou -100 Daniel Louis Jeuerett 100 Anne Lafou 100 Pierre Boutiton 100 Martbe Annleu 100 Pierre Boulltoti 100 JeaneDupuy - 100 Prancta Bay le 100 Pierre Langell 100 Pierre Leoron .100 Jacques Langell 100 Louia Villerett 100 Jacob Bay lard 100 .'IS Nicolas Bay son 100 Pierre Moragne 100 Antoine Billau 100 Matthleu Testall 100 Marie Magdale Belot 100 Matlbieu Beraud 100 Jean Dutmerue 100 Jean Beraud da Coaton 100 Marie Roger 100 Pierre Pierou 100 Jeremiah Roger .100 Annie Williams 100 Pierre Roger ...UK) Pbllip Herd 100 Daniel Due 100 Pierre 8udae 100 Thecdore Uay .100 Joseph Lab be ......100 Jetn Don 100 Jacques Vallae 100 Jean Cartaa 100 Jean Bcorvante 100 Jean Pierre Bellier 100 Anne Beraud Brlen, Aisne...l50 Pl?f? (UrrinMii 100 The Largest stock of. Dru^Sj Chemicals, , Paints, Oils, Stationery, ^ Glass, Etc. IN ABBEVILLE COUNTY. ('all aud nee us, we cau certainly please you?prices and qaulity considered. Yours expectantly, C. A. MILFORD, | Phone 107. The Druggist The Marking | Down Season || Begins in Earnest this Week at * H ADDON'S. * $j (ireat variety of seasonable j^hxIh to be sold without regard to profit. We name a few of the choice things which must be converted into cash. :w inch Black Silk (Jrenadines, Black Lace Stripe Mohaira 38 inch wide. A lot ?2 inch White (loods, mostly in strips, former price 25 to 40 cents, uow 30 and '?> cents. Fine Sea Island Percales, snort ends, were 10 aud li-lc now Sc. 25 pieces staudard (linjrhams, stripes, checks * and plain, 3c. Children's Silk Mitt*, block and white, Sc. Ladies' Black Silk Mitts 25, 50. 7s and fl. A lot of Black fjeather Belts, odd sixes, cheap. New stuff coming in every week. "D TUT Uo rl ^ ah Jfr I XV. JJLL. xxauuvu Ub VV. H. M. TATE & 00. f Have Arranged to Give Special Bargains for the Next Four Saturdays on the Following Mentioned Goods: All our $1 Shoes will be Hold for 80c. All our f 1.50 Hhoett will be sold for l.lii. Our regular 50e Pant* will be ?old for :wc. All 75c Paut* will be Hold for <J0c. Ali $1 Pant# will be Hold for 75c. Hats at Your Own Price. A man's hat for 20c. A boy'n bat for 15c. All our 5c Luwum will be wild for 4c. All 10c Dimities reduced to 8c. Hamilton Stripe# Hickory Shirting on thoee day* at Hjc per yard. We have the goodx and we are going to move them, and give our cuatoraero the benefit of tome low price*. Come and take a look for youraelf and you will lie convinced Very truly, H. M. TATE CO. ABBEVILLE L11K (MI, ___ \ w H' "Vi?!t!L DEALERS IN faulkner, [ Proprietor. ^ Mmgf LIBER, Ml, DOORS 10 MM, and all building material. < aj A < . .. ? ?? -