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sy;c The Press and Banner, i bYhuqh whsoh. ABBEVILLE, 8. C. AT-Pabltebed every Wednesday et ft m year in advance. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1902. MMMraclsff the fllfiag ( Gin*. Tbe Amoclate Reformed Preabyterlan coplee the following paragraph In lu editorial mwt: From Um M laelnoary Review we take (be following: ~8o Mr. Jooen gave 300 poaDda to Moeiat bU death, did be?" waa aaked of a minister tbe other day. The aniwer waa. "I did not aay be gave It, bat be left It; p< rbaps I boakl be mora explicitly have eald tbat be rallnqalabed It. beoanae he ooold co lnqgar bold It." The dlaUnctloa oeede to be . be kept la mlod;ooeooly "gives" when llvtag; be "relinquishes" at deetli. There la pteoty of Scrlptnre commendation for giving, bat Daoa lor rellnqnlablng what tbe stiffened Angara ol death ean no looger bold." Tbe writer of tbe paragraph makes a die'tlnetlon whleb doee notdteUoguleb. and la a qnibbling over word*, wbleh could hardly be eoetalned by scholarly men. We preenme tbat tow wllla are made with tbe etlffened Angers of death. Aaa rale men make their wllla wbao In tbe possasslon of all their insntal fccnltiea, even If I bey do not do eo before UMJ WW WVir pu/iiwi |n?ni. 11 m m?? alto down to make a will, does be not eay, "I star II * mm to old sge dote not ebooee tc lapowlita blmeelf bo that he may have a obaace to die In the poor bonee. be esrtalaly ?obbIU no crime In leaving the BMT lo bo distributed aAor dcatb. Good ~ vorki follow as to the grave, and even lo other generations. It, ea old wn, when bele making Ana) OflllM of Mi property, glvee a portion ot bt> estate to a good eeoss, wltb In* UfMUoae that the goods are not to be dented oatll after death, doee be oooamll aa nnehrtoUan aet or an anebarltable deed, tor ? whieb he abooid be eeverelj crltldeed? It Is ? trae thataaaa who gives today doee better than the men who glees tomorrow. Bat the n man who gives at anytime dowi better thaa the man who glreenothing at all, aad it la * for from a charitable spirit to malign the b dead tor a good aet. We sabmlt, it to a pertwIm of the spirit, If not of the worde of the b HotarBsrlptare*. to assert that they do not aoaaaaod tor glvlag to good oatues at d?U>. u Wo IkrtiMr aoataod thtt to omI.Hui .at > mm tor giving Mov, by Will, la ooalivj to u Iba I?hlnga nf tin IMfili Is U not um that * UataaivhaadvMlaoflnalaaces la Um Holy * aotPtUH whoro man ara blaaaed on Um ?w otdtanlBtloa. Did not oar Savior attar a T bhaaalDg with his lataat braalh? Tbaa oaa b any aaaa ttaod op and truthfully aay that a dying Baa may aot blass yooog omo la glv* lag ilaaa opportuniUaa for adaoatloo, or 11 thathaiaaynotbiaasasby furnishing obaana ? to show tba light to tba baathanT a If UMfiariptarua do aot aommaad for tba * gtflofaaoaay fay wlll,aadlf ohtlstiao p?opla " balltUa Um m, why should man Man by u wUiaay nonayatali tor oharitabla or raligtooaparpoaaa? * Ifatoaa, front a llbaral spirit, or from eoo- 11 ?Hatlonn oootIoOoob. Hold divan a portion T othto aatata ton lulagiUmaMchoanal*, to naltglooa, adaeaUoaal or chart labia purpoaai, ahoald bobahaM ap to ndiaato'ur caesura? z, Tharaaraaseay aaaa la tnia oouatry wao could, It UMy aaw proper to do ao, tea va boom of asMjr tor Mail purpoacs, without doiog ** lajaiy or vroag to any ooa. la aaoh caaas p Um raatpianta. or thalr apokaamaa, mlgbt ^ wj wall HHft tbe gin* with tbaoka. >? ~ temwr Ii?au ?UteatnbMB| bit fenUyMktl Mb, aboold leave an ?UU lor ? EnUMUoUift, would 11 be In food form to ~j ?|; "Wttoetpl um old tool's gift; twit be eagbl to tow ?at It forty yaara ago. What u alitor?w woold It have mod* to ? If he bad a dtod la waat or bod lived In the poor boa?? 0 Wo floald taw need tbo money to bettor idvantage than bo did." |( Tl?ebaroh and ob arch pooplojltooouratow aboald enoooragetbe giving of gift*, without 0 qalbbilag owr words, or wltboat ?Iting u wflwttaM ow tbo? wbo mmf eboo? to old n?n? wblob bo thlnka n good ooe. Tbe m d?d aboold apeak tor It?li; no matter u vMbar Um gtvar w? an ooedn?tod pereon r< dwdrlowof nelng eocb a big word ? "dona- ? . ttoa," or if bo waa an odoeatod man wbo t, Mi ?d Knjilth IB Mriac "Kin." Jt W? are not dl?awing tbe wtedom of Mr. Jaaao*a gift. On tbto point mac mlgbt differ e| la opinion, and clrenmaunc? mlgbt give . eoior to the aet. IfhaMtehUdran pannlto? and mada tbe gift eel?telle?ly. to ba ?an and epoken of by aaaa, bo did a rexy moan thing If bo kept bia money nnUl bla daatb, to In* * wtoaly and aesordlng to the dletataa of reason " oammaa mom? ? If he gava hta monay to mlaaloaary par- 11 poseawUh' tba view of compromlaing witb Bl tba Lort for say abortoomloca, ba aelad 0 vary zaoeh udoaatba Ban who llvaa in aln * all hia 111a. and when daatb la a taring him * ' la Um tooe. any* "Hera, Lord, ara my old 11 booaa, piaaaa lake tbam, and give tbam a u good pleee la the good land." * Without Inquiring into tha moUve vblab ? prompt* um giver, tba act of giving la tlaaU. might ba daamad a good ooa It la .notalwaya tomato examine too eloeeiy tor thamottva. Ifourgoodbcothar at Doa Waat would allow, we would auggeet that It Is bat a tartoaaauma that a good moUve promptad a good daad. U, therefore, Mr. Jooaa lait tSOO mm m fnuy u?s w uivu wv ini?u? muva w to ttaot better to aaeept tbe gift with thaaka, # than it woold be to baalUte aad qoeetloo bla tatentlooa or to ceet elan tt bis memory? Unlets proof to tbe contrary la throat a poo as, a good deed suggests o good motive. If tbe motive U good, aad tbe deed la o good oae, wbo aboald speak otherwise tboo In approval? WjraU Albas, Iba Iss tor Coagraoe. Tbe nee toe Onngrem in tbe Third OoogTsmlonsI District baa narrowed down to Oal. Wyatt Alksa, of tbis eoonty, and Or. Frank Smith, of Piakcas. Oal. Aiken is aeoa of the lata and iomaotod. Col. IX Wyatt Aiken, wbo sorted tbe people oftbis District so ialthfnlly and w?ll in Con ( gram for taa years. Wyatt Alkaa'baa lived ia Abbeville Coonty J all bm ilia, tbe greater part of wbleb wm pent on i term in Ookeshary. Hla record ( tu thnji btio one of the beat; tad Um ( people of this County leel a pride In bin. Tbo almost unanimous vol* wbleb be re- 1 Nl**d itud our bis old bom* la tbe first ' primary, attest tbe esteem lo wbleb be is 1 bald at bona by tbe people wbo know blm best. All bis llta, be bas baso noted for tbe kindness of his disposition and charitable eele. Never bas be been known to tarn a I deal ear to tbe nan wbo needed assistance, j Wyatt Alktn Is a tree man, of sterling wortb \ and ability, and If sleeted. would repreeenl | the Dlstriet with credit lo himself and bis < eooetlloents. I Col. Aiken ie in every way worthy of tbe \ position, sad bis election mesne much lor | the County. Every ooanty In tbe Dlstriet WOQld a peeollar pleasnra and pride In having the reprcaenlatlve bal I from their own partleolar County, ] Tissue paper for making bate. In any shade at The Speed Drug Co. If you have any second band books, sueb as are sow need in tbe publlo eehools of tbe < eouaty aad graded seboolsof tbe city, you can sail or axabaots them If In good oondlUon et Tbe Speed Drug Co. Anything in tbe dreg line ean be bad at , Mlitocds Dreg store. Phone 107. Shoes, shoes, ssa oar Una of floe sboss be* fore baying. W. D. Barksdals. ^Praus Pood at MllJDfd*s Drag Store. Pboos V1KOL Jar sale by Tbe Spied Drug CO. I -* "'v'\ * i THE" ^ * ^ ill If (j^Sr ^ /INE CtQTHINQ, ' Mlitahca.' We notice tbat Jim Tillman tblnki tbat be ilgbt bave been elected. If Tbe State and | tber newspaper* bad not attacked blm. In tbla opinion we tblnk Mr. Tillman is tlaukeo. Ii ft te MrUln that Mr. Tillman baa friends t? moot the told (era wbo went to war wltb ? tm. a It la equally certain that Senators and mem- a era of the Hooae of Repreeentatlvee did not ? pprora of bta ooodact aa prealdtog oflloer of c ae Senate. c Itlsoartaln that Mr. Tillman, when Lien* J inant-Oovarnor offended tbe morml aenae of b larva part of tola oonatltaency by bla pree- a Doe and oondact at various time*. * These clrtramstanocs would prove that Mr. ? lllman never bad the gbost of a chance to e elected. J Tbe opinion bait been 'expressed, with, sa ti ir ta wo have heard, a alngle exoeptloo, tbat ti tie newspapere by their attacks on blsa se- u orad many votes tor Jim Tillman. The Press a DO DSDOVT OVUOTCS UHM iUIUHUi WW UW|PVW, nd not hurt, by the DtnptpwkUadu which ere too fitter and which aaeumed too near tl ie aot of dictation. The vols for Dr. Tlmmermsn, u good a * ito M anybody, and against whom not one i 'ord had been said, did not receive aa many * otaa a* did Jim Tillman, against whoo^ near* t r all that oould be eaid waa said. t If Tillman bad been let done, doea anybody P elleve that be woold bare run ahead of Dr. J lm merman. c Doea anybody believe that Latimer woold 6 are distanced all hie competitor* if they f d let him alone? In their bats, or kniy of blm. It looked aa If they ad formed a league to elect him. For (l latance: At a meeting wnere At a hundred o ten were preeent, every man oi whom woold 11 ave been glad to rsoeive half-dozen package* jj r eeed, the candidate* attempted to ridicule a timer for eendlng the eeed, and, by lm plica- ? on at least, aald substantially: "Ton elect " te to the Senate and you will never aee anther paokage of eeed." ^ Could any man on the face of the earth naglne a more unwles propoeitiou to oome I on candidatee who were seeking the votea J f the very men who would be glad to reoelve be seed. Latimer is a practical mao, and It look* to a outsider, that It is possible be Isld the trap ito which hie competitor* talked. They Night blm on account of me distribution, bile the people felt more grateful to blm for ba eeed than for anything else tbat be had 1 one. We venture to suggeet that this Is the last 6 mpaigu acta uiiiriuuinm. * Mr. A. W. Jobm. Mr. A. W. Jooss bas been, for many year*, moat popular citizen of Abbeville Coaotj, od the people have honored him lo many rays. Aloae time be wee County Auditor od In that time be Instituted many reform i the tax returns, some of wbleb received pedal commendation from tbe Comptroller fenerml. Mr. Jooee Is a moat elllelent officer, rbo baa been always courteous to tbe people nd faithful to every trust. His popularity a this County was attested laat week In the trge vole wbleb be reoelved, and bla friends nd neighbor* will no doubt sbow again their onfldenee and trust In blm nest Tuesday. Lstlsier sad Evses. Tbe newspapers are taking sides for or gainst tbe Henatorlal aspirants, as tbelr In* llnatlons may dictate. Aooordlng to our way of thinking It Is not n aooord with the true Journalistic spirit to irge personal preferment as among candl latea la Uw win* political party. Aa II la^tbe ontentlon U partly a peraoual one. Tillman bating formulated lb* platform of trlndplea, and all tba gentlemen having tood on It flatfootad, there la no good reaaon { vbva nawapaper aboald make tte publlcaion a peraooal organ for tbe g rati float Ion of j tereonal aplia, or tor tba dlaplay of tbat , ranlty wblob would lead tba paopla to aua- ] wet tbat anybody vaa trying to act In tbe ole of dictator. , ?? i Haa. Joba K. Head. ( Hla boat of friend* In Abbeville County, and I apeelally In Doe West, will be glad to know , bat be baa bean elected State Senator from tnderaon County. It la an bonor well de- ' terved. Mr. flood la a man ol ebaractcr, edu- | latlon and ability, and bis aervlcea to the; ?anty of hla adoption will earn for him tbe j -eapect and good will of all men. He la a wo >f Prof. William Hood, and waa graduated > rom Kraklne College. Abbeville aenda greet*** _ l??a't Believe ||. ] I Let tbe voter be on bia guard agalnat be-lj laving report* wnlch may have for their <>b- i ecu tbe Injury ol my candidate. Let tbe people not forget that the campaign liar inowa that there la bnt little opportunity to ?rreot tola atorlea before tbe election, which a ao aura to oome off. A good Ideu in to vote or tbe man agalnat wbom a mallele.un atory a told. nnvrnw tuauitpt VVi 1VU 111 ni ii-?r i ( ported by W. D. Barksdale, Buyer of all Kinds of Country Produce and Dealer in j Farmers' Supplies. Number of bales received since last Tuen- | lay 8S. Price ranging from 8 to a 1-* cents. Market closing at 8 746 een u. , Cotton seed tl per buxbel. , Estimated loads of bsy ? 1'rlce ranging rtom.?c. to ?c. per bundred pounds. Cotton generally abort over tbe Cotton Belt. , Very likely to be blgber. Tbe place to get your school books. Tbe . Speed Drug Co. y ' . 1 1 ^ SWE Wants More snap a We have cai swell as his heai to put more sty] Pric We want ev Winter Suits, ai bought an imme: GOOD FOB ABBEVILLE. ialariMiCBl ml Ik* land Henae aad fthepe AiurMl. The Seaboard Air Line doesn't make ablowag-horn of Ita boatnma, and baa bad aotblng 3 nay to anybody, bui a few days ago tbe oororation aent Ita oien and Ita machinery here > go to work on grading tbe a bop yard and Iling tbe traatlaa oo botb a Idea, a great team plow, or dirt-removing appliance, same n tbe aeene teat Friday, wbleb llfta dirt, seka, roota and (turnpa and setn them od tbe an. Tbe work ol loading a ear,It la aald, an be done In three nilnnlea. When a train feus la loaded tbe whole la paabed to tbe reet treetle mtoss tbe Taaten braneb, wben y toneblng a trap tbe bottoms of the loaded ara fall ont, wben tbe dirt, rock, stomps and ad roots fall to tbe bottom. Tbe work of tble reet machine goes oo ateadlly, doing tbe rork of perhaps band red bands. Large pipes of suflalent slse losllow e ow to pstaa tbroagh tbem, aod weighing 1.000 pooods to tbe seellon. have been plaeeo >1 position to let tbe water or f ha nooaa pan* Uruugb tba trestle at the* Tusten braocb eyond tbe sbops fnm Abbevlllej and tlie realle near tbe depot. Tbe roadway. It la Id, will be arebed with brick, and to the oaraeof time solid <artb embaokmeata will old tbe tracks hereabout. It Is said tbat '.be worklsof socb magnitude bat months will be required to oompiete It. Tbe enlargement of tbe shops la a matter of aat Importance to tbe tbe town. Tbe de land lor hoases will be locreawtl and tbe be price of building Iota will go blgber tban raa ever i reamed or Id our philosophy. The screased pay roll will put fresh blood la all lis arteries of trade and business. The old own surely baa reason 'o be proud of ber streoord, and sbe oertalnly may look lorrard bopelully to tbe future. Abbeville ?tood till for a hundred years, but lo tbe lest desde ber growth baa been marvelous. Inleasing ber population more than a hundred er cent., aud putting In operation ?H Indus, rial enterprises wttliln ber borders Is a record tldom equaled. Th? (urt that tbe Hes board is spending so nacb money In Improvement* at" Abbeville i m mailer or pride to u*, not only for the Immediate and direct good tbat come* to oa, but a tbe redeetion lUal the work now kolog on rovee tbat tbe road is prospering. If it vers ol prosperous tbls work woald not go on. Tbs road prospers and enlarges its shops, 'he enlargement ad<ls to tbs business tbrilt 1 f ibo town, and the business thrift of tbe < own Increases our business with lbs rosd. I Lsi tbe good work goon. We bave public pi riled clllxens wbo will lend tbelr help i tben a favorable opportunity presents itself. Wltb a proper lesder tbe town would belp a tbe development of electric power to be rsnsmittcd. If wo hsd electric power still tber enterprises woald oome. . THE PEIMABY. \ Nssrs Rtslesirsl mm is the kenslt, Tbe tabulated report of the voting not beug exactly correct In all instances, the following is publisbed : Itate of Booth Carolina, County of Abbeville. I hereby certify that the following Is reultof tbe Democratic Primary held In this 'ouuty on tbe'JBtb day of August, 1902: KOK CONOBKMM. Wystt Aiken <191 W. M. Gray don CM I.H. McCslla Til -* ? ?a_s m? umi th, rriuce <"> K. M. Backer. Jr - M R. F. Hmltb ic Win. J.Strlbllog ! *> A DDI TOK. It. E. Co* W?i I'KOUATE Jt> IXjE. K. E. Hill 8161 Nl'HIKVIHOK. G. Newton Nick lee l?U David GUI lam ??> M. N. mttnoo 2i? u?o. h. wiitoc x? TKKAHl'KKK. W. T. Bradley 1M0 G. A. Douglas* KW 8UIT. EDUCATION. H. E. Hoooer 6T9 i V. U. Do Pre u? J. K. Glberl ?r W. A. Lanier :w jumurr. W. B. Going 1*8 Charles J. Lyon icift B. J aaper Martin 4tM John K. Blake, Jr., has received ibe nomlMtlon for 8tat* Henator. It le adjudged that H. E Cox ha* received be nomloatlon for Auditor. R. E. Hill for 'robale Judge., Charles J. Lyon lor ?nerin. N. T. Bradley for Treaaurer and Mazcy G. 3od*M for House of Kapreeentallvea. It la ordered tbal J. D. Carwlle, M. F. DaJruhl, Joo. C. Lomax and Wade 8. Colbran to Into the Primary to be hoiden at tbe usual >laoea lo Abbeville County, for Two Heats In Joua* of Representatives. Ordered that P. C. DaPraand H. E. Bonner | nake tbe aeoond race for nomination of Mo- ' wrlntendent of Education. That G. N. Nickel* and David Gilliam make be aeoond raoe for County Supervisor. Frank B Gary, lug. 2Mb law. Cbm. Dem. Kz. Com. EBBOB OOBRECTED. ' a t UmmI Nab NItoald Met HalTer from llir*|ir?M*alallea-rreailk? Atbcai of Abbeville Xr. Moaaer Nprali*. ^ 1 learn the report Is being el ran laled that If am elected .Superintendent of Education for Abbeville County the Hummer Schools will 1 >e held at Due We?.i Instead of Abbeville. I dy Impression Is tbal the school law require* he Hummer Schools lo be held at tbe couoiy eat. At any rate ao chance will h? made In 1 bla matter II 1 ttbould be elected County Hu- . >ertnieudenL By education aod practical ' uperlence In school work, I feel that I am luallfled to discharge tbe dutle* of tbe office or wbleh 1 am a candidate. 1 aak ibeoup- ' M>rt of the volera of Abbeville County upon 1 nerlt alone, and If elected, Ibe nohools shall i iave my faltbful service and close persoual lupervlsloo. Heaped fully, Henry K. Ituuner. i Due W'eat.H. C. We are headquarters lor nice candy, stock #lw?y? irenb, aud we have It In boxes (rum 5c to ?Jc. The Speed Drug Co. j We can l>eal the world on nice cold drinks. , 11 you don't believe, II a?k your neighbor. Pbone 107. .Milford's Drug Store. 1 Hend or bring us your prescription*. Dr. ioorge 1'enney and 1 myself, will oerlaluly i lo the rest to your satisfaction. C. A. .Ml I ford, i'bone l!i7. 1 Call and see our magultlcent Hue of toilet 1 map, about twenty gross In nil. Mllford's Drug Store. 1'bone 107, ( We are still sailing that beautiful line of ! Whitney's and Hulbrenth's stationery. No ' juo ems can touch U. Mllfords Drug Store 1U7 j ll y Life, Da: nd finish than the ight the spirit of 1 rt can desire. Th< le into the cut, mi es Are ft ery young man to _-i 1-_ ii.:M lu ill a. iit; mis Biun ase stock and the IIm Above It. Whatsoever m-nt your life, Kiae above It Wbataoaver brlngayon atrlfe, HIm above It. Whatsoever glvee yon fear, Wbetaoever make* yoa veer From the path of doty clear, Klae above It. Whatsoever ebeeka yoar growth, . Rise above It. Be It aelllaboeM or alotb, Klae aoove It. Wbetaoever bara yoor aool From Ita kingdom of oontrol Kef pa yoa from tbe final goal, Rlae above It. lo yoor paat baa error been ? Rlae above It. Be not alave onto yoor alo, Rlae above lu ml your noo udw toe aawn. Cry your mono, "OD??rd,on r* Never mind tbe thiug tbat'a gone, KIm above It.' Do yon meet tbe mocking crew ? KIm above It. Prove It (alee by wbat you do, Rlae above It. Give out lova and atrengtb and light, And ibe carper*! petty aplte All will vaniab out or sight. KIm above It. Naught without can keep you back ; KIm above It. In yoanteil la ail tbe lack, KIm above It. There la nothing tbat can mar Life for you but wbat roa a re. If therera any Inward bar, Kim above It Be tbe maater; quell tbe beaut; KIm abova It. Till tbe voice of Mlfbaa oeaaed, KIm above II Tbla la trutb tbe aagea taught. . From tbe aoul of being caught; Kvll rem within your tUooetH. RIm above 1L Card. Having aold my entire stock of drag*, fixarea, 4c.. to C. A. Mllford, I take tbla meana >1 t-xpresnlng my gratitude to my customer* or tbelr liberal palm cage for tbe past thirtywven year*. In Belling oat to Mr. Mllford, ny good will, ae well aa all my old formalaa md prescriptions, go wltb blm. Very Wily. W. T. Penney. Having boagbt oat tbe stock of druga and lxlurea of Dr. W. T. Penney, aleo having In ny employ Mr. George ponney, I take tbla ipportunlly of Inviting all bla old cnaiomera ind frleuda to mil and aee blm at my atore at ill tlmea, eltber business or social. Your* very truly, C. A. Mllford. AuguMl 5,1 Mi. ? ?? Ever Feel Like "Going Through theHcor?" WHAT'S THETROUBLE? WHY IT8 THAT CHEAP JOHN HTOVE ' -WONT COOK; EVERYTHING J BURNED OR HALT DONE NO TROUBLE LIKE TH1H IF SHE WILL U8E rHE PEERLESS IRON KING STOVES. 1 COST A LITTLE MOKE,-HUT. ] * Abbeville Hardware Co.: While the pulpit resolves, the aa- I loon acts. It's an easy matter to master the i grief of another. The sweetest thought to me of all is j that Christ's is a face that want* to be loved. 1 Christ is the completion of character. SVithout him every life in but a frac- j tion. We need him to make us whole. | Dig dowu to the root of most of the; j troubles of men and women and you ', will IInd that they chiefly spring from ( love of the world. It la not the H|wce one occupies in ( this world, but how he occupies it,', that (Jod reckon wheu he takes meas- ! !iri>mHiiU . I if we want to find life poor aud nar-|< row, all we have to do is to choose ' dial low companions and read trashy | books. < | What God longs for is men nmhi- I Linus for His Kingdom. Such men he Is ready to reward beyond our imagiu- i ing. I if we take Christ for a companion we may have to give up t>ome old ; tiauuta aud asHociateH. For our life < must theu be lifted to his level. i jTftf ""-ijWftjHPlP^yrT f* --rTf*' ^y->'^'9H9.r*- . - - - - _i^I '. rOUNG Mi sh and Ginger in > older and more conservative dress the vounsr man's wants, and have 1/ V e fabrics are new and "not a featur iking and trimming of our Young rot High?$7.50 to make it his business to see these 3 their headquarters for Gents' Fura prices are such that you cannot coi Hall & Andersor Abbeville Oil Mill mtANCIf OF Southern Cotton Oil Co. ????1??? Having increased our facilltieN by install- hag a New Corliss Engine, Additional tiins and Other Improvements, we are better preIMire<l than ever l>efore to serve our customen*. If you want your cotton ginned by the moHt approved system aud with dispatch, fall In with the procession to our Ginnery where you will receive polite attention, the " f very bent service, and go home with the determination to " rail again'* with the next bale. We supply Bagging and Ties a* low ax the lowest, and as good as the bent. Highest market price paid for seed. Meal and Hulls for sale or exchange for iweu< I'hc Palmatina and Snow Drift instead of hog lard. You will be delighted with the I change. All up-to-date grocers have them. Our Soaps are the bent in the world. Patronize this Home Industry?we are here all the tluie, aud your patronage will result in yout personal benefit. THK KOUTHKItN COTTON OIL CO.. I. 31. Harden, I^ocal Manager. ALWAYS JUDGE A OF STOCK GOODS BY ITS GBOWTH. OUB LINE OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc., is larger this FALL in every way than ever before, therefore ac cording to the test, there is only one conolnsion to arrive at, viz That Our Values Ont Weight Those of Other Stores. Customers who have not tried onr goods are cordially invite< to come and examine our stock before they buy. Bemember the name, 1J POLLIAKOFF. AS USUAL I AU HEAEQUARTEBS FOB ALL KINDS OF SEEDS. =?My Seeds are the very best and my prices are right. Barley, Rye, "Bed Rust Proof" Oats, "Burt" Oats, Turf or Virginia Winter" Oats, Bed, Crimson, White and Burr Clover, Lu? tt ? __ ? j TT.i.l. Wi'titai :ern, .Kentucky iJiue limes, nairy or oana v eiuu, nuguou Vf 1UWJ 7etch, all of these in stock and special orders made when desired Amos B. Morse. You must not amuse yourself with Thin world in l>ullt on the keynob join)? from side to Hide when duty calls oteverything living forothere.Take th( you straight on, nor make difficulties lowest life. (Jrass does not grow fo when the real thing in to get over (hem. ''self. It is not the final object am Let your heart be full of courage, and eU1' ",1M uiojestical world. Its em Chen May, "I shall succeed?not I, but of heing Is to digest thevatidand rocki the grace of God which is with me." ?*>** earth tor higher beings which can u . . i m not t?c ho nourished. Low life Is pro He who sides with l.od cannot fa I ,jn(. U<yond the power of imaginatioi to win in every encounter: and, , > v,.? Tr^i.r.n. whether the resufr shall be iov or sor- conceive. Why . >ot to whollj leiner nit reaui nan ne j y r r .M)pUjttte ||,|H world with protozoa ant row, failure or success, death or life, ^Rywogs, but to feed higher life. Hi, are may, under nil e reumMances join ??,/ , , iu fhe divine o! In the Artie's Shout of victory, , Man cannot spend his time di "Thanks tie uuto (ioti wmen aiways; ,, ? . .. ,, . auseth us lo triumtih in Christ " K?*H?i|s graM.*. Hut the patient ox amJ uusein uh 10 iriumpniin cnritt. | leisurely cow can change k"?*? iut< I And the life of i brist made up o i,eef,?teak aud milk that a man rat two purls?a part I can sympathize \ 8wallow in ten minute* and ko on ex with us a man ami a part on which ljerciaing ilominiou ovt-r ibe might* ijaze ; a beam sent down from heaven power* of earth and sky. which I cau see ami love and another Tin? very best trait <?ne can develoj beam shot out into the infinite |? jh.art ?f Heein* ouiy the g<M?d, the liiat I cannot comprehend. | perfect and the true, and these are dis11 Ye ought to su|>|xirt the weak,"uml jcerned from ths; (iod standpoint. " I tear yeone another's burdens." These1 ire duties to lie practiced upon one's j The man who lives without ambition ?elf us well an ii|H>n others, The weak i or without the hope of makitiK somebrother of the mind is patience. The! thing lietler out of his life is practicalw?-ak broi iter of prayer is attention. My dead ri... vv.hiU lirnl her of sniritllalit V is!.. A , A ? <>nii "unfur intii iru.-f. Tlio weak brother*ot everyday) !,,u" ,,r living in dutv. The weak brother ofI''^e* have eternal life, uulemt there l* tentiiiHinv in cou rum-. Uear the bur- r.V.,IH' u,,^lth *Tvl1'? *" ,l,Pir of the weak brother, that in i!ue; J he iinnelriah m-rvi.re ih what kivm life liiue he may Irani l<? bear IiIh own i 'l*H r'nef intereW, brine* ll* into ilH fct.(lUrcieilH. | Hot fee?l us oil IlU^KH. ' 1 1 i?r<a| I Our imlnt pal^p hftVp w tcrnml Num***. A mmueu, iioue.-i it.... iroung man may wimetime* think .sue- 7?ri.* store, fhooa nr. 3?ih in Hlow ill coming, hut lie will will jf you ,,,^1 xiipppr for Into Hammer wour u the end. mil ui IJaddunV / / 1 ? ifippiy jyi'if * \N his Suit es. suits as smart and e could be added" Men's Suits. $18. Swagger Fall and listings. We have nplain. The Clothiers. Br 1 VXl UU1JIJI SEVENTY-FIVE ACBES Of good land Id tbe corpora? limits of Abbeville. Can be divided luto femall traoU of twelve to twenty One Nice Cottage On Magazine MUwek Also Foot Dwellings On WanllAV HirecL . t Prices Reasonable. Frtem oo t be above are very recaonabl*. and urcu ?UI be made to Hit purebaaera. J. G. ELLIS, REAL ESTATE AGJCNT. July a, iw?. tf ! Lands for Sale. t TWO HUNDBED ACRES,' ipoieorlees, In lb* "Flat woods." wltb new And comfortable dwelling and Improvemeale, i l'{ mile* from ("alboon Kalla, eoovenlejt to two railroad* and adjoining land* of Jobn 8. Norwood, Norwood Calbonn and otbera. Also 775 Acres, adjoining above tract* and land* of Capera Uhey. Mm. E. B. Calbonn, Cabell lands and I hih id Ford road. Tbene trart* are parte or the old McDoffleor Norwood tract, known aa tbe -Flatwood*." TKltMM?One tblrrf cub, balance lo ooo I and two years, wltb Interest it 8 per cent, crrdu portion ?ecored by note and roorif?fe. For farther Information apply to Joton M. Norwood or tbe undersigned. If not sold by tbe flrst of October will be for rent. Mr*. Henry H Norwood, July J9. I*B. Kt Cat boon Palls, H. a mm ra I AM PKKPAKKO AT ALL TIMES TO furnlabet my customers FRESH BEEF, PORK, SAU8A3E, 1 And Freeh Loaf Brad Fresb flub on Friday and Saturday. Highest market prices paid for Beevee and Hoc* and Ureen Halt Hides. T. H. MAXWELL. Pbone No. I. . 1 Confederate Home and College. The Only Boarding School for Young Ladies in Charleston. FNUMrtH BRANCH FX PEDAGOGY. LAT- ?9 ^ IN. Krancb, Art. Mualc aud Hteno- Rj icraphy extra. Terms $14u per yanr. Hpeciai ]Q rate* for day pupil*. ff Mlaa K. M. PRINQLK, i President of Board of Control. H Mr*. J SO. B. ADOER, Correapond i ok Secretary. h Mlu II. K. RON AN, Principal, Charleston, H ('. July 3, 1W4. 11 DLLIit I 'PHIS VKNKRABI.K INSTITUTION EN- ?3 * tern upon Its ulit)-fourth year of service with better rqolpment and fairer prospect* than ever before. Knrneat and serioos alu- 83 denia are cord tally Invited Co avail them* HS e w'lvm of the advantages here offered. All Hm e others can probably And more congenial snr- QH - rounding* elMiwbere. Expenses have been Hfl I r.MiiK-wi tit the lowest limit. An Investlga- ffljj 1 tlori ia luvlted. For catalogue or fuller id* ] formation addreaa ? F. Y. Prowly, Pre*., n auk. 13.19W. ? DIJK WE8T. 8. C. 3& SI | WM. 11. l'AHKKK. WM. F. UKKKNE Egg [ PARKER & GREENE, | Attorneys &sd Coasssllsrs at L&w. I Office on LAW KANUK. " ABBEVILLE -_^H<;UTH.CAKOLiN A. MB May 4. lb!*. U H . | lUrkMlHlr a l.ootl*. flR Hhi^hin price# lo flour, ?< t them nod be Baa urpriaed Ml Ibi* price of ?uoli goo<U.' HfjBl j W. 1>. Ilarkidale. PBj A bi|j lot aod lit)*# of SI .<? ?lioen, both men , gg| women >nu cblldrel:. W. 1). Harkkdale. ffiK Hot prlcea Id ?blrt*. *< ?blrt at l- c. BV W. D. lUrkadale. H I'rall* Food In clock make boon lay. 5 W. D. Barkadale. KB 'I New Orleans uiolaMM all grade*. Caba ffiBI I nutfar h> rupn at. W. I). lUrkftdalc. DQffi Trunk* Mil Nlr.ea Mild kinds. OHM W. U. iuri>aa:e. W'hffU-r A Wllwin *?wlnp machlnnt ure the GH | he?t, nil Kimrauleil. W I?. Bi?rk?il?)?. Kxiru pirlM (or Hoy machine niailr. All HKfl ' inhcliilirn ure Uhu.ccI, cleaned mill repaired. SBSI W. I?. liarkauale. roiiM* nuil <?? u? for auy thing. BBI W. D. li?rka<Uli>.