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The Press and Banner Published ev?rjr WednwuUjr it N > ear in adTeooe. Twelve l^a^es. Wednesday, Oct. 29,1902. ralB*F?MMt Xumim. Another ridiculous food fed baa been brand td by tbe moal oumpeient authorities. They have dlnpel led tbe aiily notion tbat one kind or food la n?*d?d for brmln, ?uotn?r for iuui.eloa, and till another lor bone*, a correct diet will not only nourolab a particular pari of Um hod;, bat II will aaaialn every oiber part. Yet. bocrever Rood yoar food may be, lta nutriment* la deatroyed by Indlfealloo or dy ape pa I a. You muat prepare for tbelr appearance or preveut tbelr coming by taking I regular doaaa of tirven'a Auguat Flower, tbe fevorlte medicine of tbe beeltby mllllona. a f*W doare alda dlgeatlon, atlmulatea tbe liver to beaiUiy action. purl flea tbe bloi>d. and 1 Bake* .yon reel buoyant and vtgoroua. You 1 can get tbla reliable remedy at Tbe Hpred 1 J)rog o.. OetUreen'a Npeclal Almanac. l-JMS. ; Daa't Imagine tbat all flonre am alike. There la I adlflen nce;a big uifTerence. Ho mucb de I pen da qpoo bating para, wblta and nntrl- i tloua Hour that tbe aobject la wortby >oar i arefui i n realization anu consideration. i You <?UI be belter aalUfled to selecting I "Cllfloo" Soar, a feci ib*i everyone who i know* iinyibiog about flour win tell you i la purity, wbiieuea?. and quality, "Clifiun" i floor ex telaall otber floor*. i Doo't Imagine that nmuw "Cttnon" floor I ta a blglj grade flour tbai ibe price I* blgb, lor Uie price Ta low; lo reacb of ail bookkeeper*. Cbeao floor la dear al any price, wblia "Clll- I too" la ibe laael expensive, and tbe very beei i you eac boy. Branaford Mill*. ? Oveoabom, Ky. InMfil. ! To ay friend* aod cnatomer* lb rout boo I- I Ibe coo a ty. 1 bave moved from ibe *lore I reorolly occupied, known aa tbe Roaaeell I Balldiig above lb* Court Hooae, loooe re. | oeoliy occupied By 11. W. Lawnoo, known a* I lb* Tin and Stove man next: door above Me- I Otll and Lyon on Trinity Mtreet. Come t anaad aod tee me. 1 atlU carry tbe aame lloeof gooda. Mandolin, guitar, violin and > banjo aappile*. Baker'a cbooolate No. 1 can 1 be bad In 10 rant cakea. ? Yuura, Mike Caaaldy. > ^ r Tbe Beat Ever. c Tbe eompany wblcb will praeeot "A Wl*e j Woman." tbe la teat moalcal faro* at Ibe i Open Hooae, in tbe near fatnre ba* a raall> ( wooderfui array of wall koown people en- i Itted la tbe ranke of tbe organisation. Tbe % managed do not believe In ibe loo common ( ayatem of "one or two giving tbe wbol* t bow," bo I bava organised wbat la undoobtedly one of tbe atrongeat Harce comedy eaai? ever brought togaiber. t A Fayalar Xc??paycrlu. Mr. J. B. Norment tbe gen la) iod popular eorrwpondnt of lb* New# and courier ioc bobmrmDllj been appointed private *ec rfttrjr to Governor elect Hey ward, epeot la?i Friday la town. Mr. Normenlta known aud very mocb admired throughout tbe entire Stale and eeprdallT In Abbeville be ban many friend*. A DMIetalabMl Visiter. Onl. Thomas F. Brantley, one of tbe mwi distinguished and prominent member* of tbe Orangeburg bar, sptnt Monday and Mondaj la Iowa oa bnalneea. (?) Ool. Brantley bas utaay friends here who are always glad u> eee blm. Vbe Cnw Imi TbtoT Mir. J. W. Botta or Cedur Hprlnga, picked 6,01)0 poouds ol eotton from tbe Stb of August to tbe 0od of October, lie deaerves a pre Diem at tbe Fair tor picking more cotton tLaaaay man in Abbeville county. Where Is tbe man tbat can beat this record * Waited Car Mint. It la said tbat tbe parade or proeeaslon, on Friday afternoon waa delayed for an hoar or so, waiting for tbe arrival of an honored vini- 1 ling newspaper man who came too late to be aa outrider. The Sew Hotel. Mr. B. K. Beach am la to be foreman of the , work or bunding tbe new hotel. Karib win t aooa be broken and tbe work will be vigor ? oasly puabed. When flnlahed It will be ao i attractive place for tbe waylarer, aa well aa an . ornameat to tbe town. , lev ss< Calf. ir you want a_ cheap eow and young calf. , nil oo Mr. l>. H. Howard, iLree mlie* mi m Abbeville. II* baa m>d? voong beef cattle to . ell. Fla# Ham*. J Mr. J.B. Hierk haojuat mvlTfd a rar load o> boiaea. including ?ar|ou? "tie*, qualltir* aod degrtea oi excellence. He baa our for Joo. aod all yoa bave to do la to call for It. Haw** la Iral. By November IStb. Apply to Mrs. E a Q ray aoo. tf ? Kob Halk?Horxe, carriage and harneaa baggy aod barnee*. property of Mr. B. ? Bailey. Appy to & P. Gilliam. ? Hlx>PooaB booae to rent. Apply to 8pcc?l Drag 8 tore. Mr. J. A. Mil we*, foruun of the McCormick Meeeeoger office. came to 'own on tbe *Tv of the cirrus In Abbeville. He alerted for AnbeelUe al six o'clock In tba morning and > MSbid bere safely none time before tbe cooe|Qaloo of tbe exblblUon. Tub beppleat man In Eiberlon today l? Ero<wt Wllaoo.aa employee o( tba War, and i all beoanae be baa a bouncing baby boy at hi* | home. He la now singing, "He grows more like dad every day."?Elberton sur. I k- In thai Preaa *nd Kan. i ner u? worth a whole lot to the man or womb who mdi tb?-m. Tney tell or thlDga lo tba biulDM* world ilul will eacape the attention of tboac who do not keep tbeir eyr* open, sod will aave many a dollar to tbt man wbo baa varlooa aorta of mercbatidlae to buy. r. B. Gkier, Kaq.. of Greenwood, wu in town yesterday oo legal boalneaa. Bbb ad of tba "Merry-go-Round," and tbeo go and have a good Ume. Try a pound of our AAAA Coffee for 15o. If yon don't like it we will refund your money. Thomson Bros. A Drllfblfal Dower. 1 Oa laat Friday ulgbt occored tb? grand finale of tba Carol valln the way of a ukisi deJifbUul dance. Everybody waa lo tbe blgbael aplrltaand the evening waa loll ol anailoyed pleasure for all. i Tba following couples were precent: Mlaa Lacla Parker with Mr. J. K. Norment; Mum i Melle Banal ner of Camden, wltb Mr. Lewia Perrln; Mlaa Nettle L. Brunaon wltb Mr. ! Lawrence C. Parker, Miaa Maria Oaiy witb Mr. Albert Henry; Miaa NoraJonee wltb Mr. i Bradley Keeae; Mlaa Barab Lee wllb Mr. Will ' Wblta; Mlaa Jennie Perrtn wltn Mr. Gordon i Wblte;Mlaa Harmb Henry wltb Mr. Willie I Kerr; Mtaa Florida Calhoun wltb Mr. Wo. Barnwell; Mlaa WillieCaiboun wltb wltb Mr. H.U.Bmilb; Mlea Mania Bowie wilb Mr J. Allan Long; Mlaa Kvelyn Clark wltb Mr. I Owen; Mlaa Poole of Newberry, wltb Mr. Jamaa Howie: Mra. Prank Cobb of Greenwood , wllb Mr.O. B. Cobb and Dr. K. H. Uar- 1 rleon. Tb? cbaperooee were, Dr. tod Mrs. u. A. NeuflTer, ilMdiDHj L. Perrln, D. K. Mltcn eoer, Uranvlile Beaie, Joe WUiod ud Mr. Mra. J. U McMillan. The German wait led In a moal delightful tod (iwvial manner by Mr. Wo. Barnwell wllb Mlee Florlde Olboun. Oar Eaterprialsg lerchMU. ^ QtlletDamber ofoar merchant* showed tbelr enterprlee and energy by elaborately _ deeorettns ibeir plneea of bueiufNMi laei week, tbe principal colore being u?ed were red, white and olae LT.AT.M. Miller bad tbe Interior and exterior ol tbelr up-to-date grocery ?tore decorated In red. wnlle and blue buollng and flaga; wbtle tbe good* on tbe Inelde were arranged In a eery artistic manner. A. M. Hill A Hons alao decorated eery extensively, dlsplaylug tbelr goods to per fee lion. b m H&ddnn A Co.. Speed Drue Co.. C. A. Mil lord. L. W. Whim, Kerr Furniture Co^ c. w. kandi.ll, McDIII * Lyon, A. M. Htnllb * Co . r. Kownberx. Parlor Restaurant and Dr. Klllitfgawortb were also in Uie (rout ranka In Ibe way of decorations. tlx autre of H. M. Tale A Co. waa flaborate<y dKonlcd In r?d, wblte ncd blae bunting iand flag*, while tba display of gooda In Ibe wlnduwa waa nentaud tasteful. Tbe Speed Drag Co. will bay your aeeond hfnii aebool books, aucb ?a are uaed Id (be onaaly eeboole and Ibe graded aebool of AbMf Ills. Tbey moat be in good condition. r t \ ^ ~ ^ ^ v y . | g e_? .. . ? THE BLACK DIAMOND. I fa ProHitier l? Amlrrwin* Kmnrlln I'MHllilnlf for I'hlrf Jiuilrr 1rIvrr'i Plare. We learn thai the claim* ol the andetnoo promoter ol that ^>iOMUti euterprive, me (rem doable-track Black Diamond Railroad from nowhere by Abi?eville. thx-ugii udgt-onvllle. Pumpkin lowu, and o?or IV* Bulge to I'ori Kiijral In lo h? prfme<l before the l,?*glalalure till* winter. Abbeville tin* ?peclal reaanti to l-e Interested In hla >uni-?* an a candidate for the Judgeship. Hour memory *erv*a na right that Mint* u?in?uiiy ?!?? un?-d l?w er came down to Abbeville a tew yiarfc ago wllh a beautiful ?cbeiue lo revivify and warm the old carc ** of that deTourl, dead and burled, body ol Hie Carolina Cumberland Gap, and the Chicago Railroad. He had the same double-track and the aame ninety pound rail*, that did buatneaa twenty year* ago, and be detailed tbe aame account* of ibe coal train* aa they tumbled over each other lo tbelr baale to the aen. Great clouda of dual would All Ibe air a* they went flying bark lo Ibe mountain*. The buslneaa would be an great thai lha ?un In ita course might atand ftllll Id amazement, even aa It did to give Joatioa time lo whip hi* adversaries. All tbla magnificent accomplishment could be bad lor llilie morn than the a?kltig. The tame iwenly-?lx mllilou dollar* thai were lo build Cumberland Gap road were ailll walling an opportunity lo ttivaat. All they wantml ?'** a survey and map of ibe country, rtiey didn't want local butluea* between Abtxtvlile and Port Koyal. but the capitalist* mu*r. have a map, wtlb a road marked out on II. They wanted to be aure that Ibe laud wa* iTh?v muldii't hridiiM lh? lnt?*rvc*K)ttiir ?pac<-; but If the land wan t tier* and lb* ur?e> wa? made. the money would be fortb rornlng. Tbe London rapltaliata wanted to buy few mountain*. It would then be neresaary for them to l?y tbe road with nloely-pound rallM, to carry off the wealth of umber, c?>al a it.I marhie that lay along tbe line. and another Imrk would be needed 0 bring back tbe euipty earn. Tbe great niaiimuy of gudgeon* wh? had taaetnbled to bear tbe promoter of tt>e Itlac k [ttamond dilate on tbe feaatbil'.iy of bla ropoMlble, visionary and Intangible alluring ?heme were delighted. Kor fear of apolilnK 1 good story, no beretie waa allowed to m>k jrovoktng or embarraaaing questions. Mix bousand dollars waa Immediately and eohualastlcaily pledged, and afterward tne >eople paid It. Tba aurvey waa noon made, but no llem s?d report of tbe expenaea bn? yet been made jubllo We do ool know If there waa enough opay tba bllla. or If there wu a deflelency. Hut we do know tbat we have heard very title of tbe promoter ulnae be got tba money. If tba promoter of tba sobems by wbleb hla couddlng people were touched lor M.000 could be elected Judge be might order m Investigation. Tbe voucbera and tbe mmiui ai*ij>inante would make Interestlnc eadlng for one an<l all the foik hereabout. A awn with aafOclenl magoellam to Indnee ,hla poverty stricken people to part with B.OOO oo account ol the mwt visionary sod utaD|lbl*Mbi>m? mum pm?wi ability of rare nerlt. Abbeville, at least baa reaaot to watab be career of ber railroad promoter* to see rbere be will to when the bubble uurala Oar ,-epreaeii tall vea should not forget this promoo'of great railroad achemea. Note?We quote from memory, aud may be i little Inaccurate a* tbe Black diamond era* o run aloo* the line of Ih* Cumberland Gap, >ud aa tbe Black Dlamond'a promoier'a aioiy raa along the Hue of tbe Cumberland (Jap ilatory, we may have wobbled a little, by nixing tbe two stories?eometlmea leaving ml pari ol the promoter's utory, or addlog omeinlng of the blatory of tbe former acbeme rbicb abouid revolution)*!? things, and cauoe beeartb to tip over a Utile aa Ita iraloe pan*l tbla way. If we bare erred lo any atatemeot by omls*?n or commission, we are glad lo ael the llatlogulaiied railroad promoter before tbe tubllc lo blaowo words. Assisted by others ila effort lo gelling our money waa ao easily unceaaful tbal be found It unneoeaaery to arry wltb oa, bat harried away by tbe first rain after be got bere Hunday night. If be la o be Aaeociate Justice, or Chief Jaatloe.lt roaid Sr luterratlng lo know bla poaliloo on he aabjeet of relieving cltlee, lownx, and nwnkbip* of the bardeoa ol railroad taxation vblcb Ibey muy have been led lo vole upon bemaelve*. With bla experience In railroad noney be might at once become a recognised egal authority on railroad schemes. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. rblaci Tkm Wf All Ntsonld Kaon UalkfrMt Frena Oar EitbaagM. U. Wait Wbltmau In trying to real rain tJen iVIII* Jones. cbtlrau or the Hltla lxrni >crailc executive commutes, Iroui pulling Lbt nrniik ul Capl. D. C. H?*j ?a<*U oo the ilale lick el ?* the l)emitor?tlo cxudMnte for loTeroor. Will I mail ?aya ilut he filed tola irriifloale win* chairman Jouea. but wu utiluiy discriminated agalnat. He aaya llmt be. ?uae tbe rulea ol tbe pnrty were violated, bai tbere la no It-gal Democratic candidate On laat Tbor?d?y afternoon at the Hrarauuurg J motion a yard conductor abot Wnl jewla a yard employ*. The wound la a pUol abot and la a aatg. roua one. The aeeretary or atate baa laaued to th? <orla Tobacco WaaeboutK) oirapany of LorU, Horry county a coiumlaalrn and the com>?ny la lo bav? a capital aloek ol fUAQL Thousand* ??r men begun work ia?t We?l. >e-dM> r?(alrii<g tbe mluea mho placing ilit roliierle* in r"hdillou lor Hie general r?.umplion ori-ttai mining. While ibvra aie U<>umuiI?o( meu wim ??r<* ab*e to again Mru their living there were hundred* wbo eeie (liksitpoluieU when th?-y applied lo ibe iup<*rinte(ideuU ol the coilleriea where they r?i? lormerly. A. U.I nl,il,t ml Ulmhnnalllm mn >1(1 limn wbo i? the night guard m( ib? depot *mmmmmIled by three young m?*n and Ue? > emlely bra tern and <-ut. One Qi-ger whb enIrely cutoff. Tbe affair wa* a family feud, .bondman being stepfatherInlaw lo tbe iruuoK wen. Jo* ltbame. 11 ynuntr l*wj er of Bl*hnpvllle. ran aw*y witli th? 13 year old daughter of l*vander Elmore and they were married b.\ Notary l'ubllc Frank McCutohen. The report tbat the traffl' of lb" Seaboard la v?rjr much crippled by tbeacarclty ol coal ? denied by Vice Presided": J. M. Harr. He iay* that no train* have teen annulled, no Failure m move freight, nor any li?**of time >n irelght or pa?aeng*r train on tbl* account tnd I bat all arrangement* have been made to prevent any shortage. David Bennett Hill, formerly governor and enxlor of New York, *pokf? la*t Wednesday itgbt In Tammany ball fur tbe Oral time In Len year*. Tbe United State* government will open a naval recruiting *talion lu Spnrlanburg on November 17. for tbe pnrpone of Necurlng re jrulta for tbe U.8. navy. Tbe "ecretary of atate ba* received a letter rrom Henry Spang of SU Lout*, wbo la eon nected with a Urge wholesale dry good* liouae. l?M>k log to tbe eaUbliabment of a boa* lery mill In Mouth Carolina. DDE WEST. Preyle Preparing to Attend the tjr Fair?Dellsklfal Entertainment -Teacher* I'ealag and Uoing. Due Weal, Oct. 15,1908 Mia* Statla Wldeman went 10 Concord. N. L'? m lew day* ago to beglo tier private acbooi. Mr. S.J.I odd went lo Anderaon Mouday kfleruoou on a pleasure trip. Newatudenta are atlll coming lo the ColLege* at tbl* plaee. New atoveH, blackboard*, globe* and map* are being provided (or tbe Due Weat *chool. Tbe children attending tbe achool will get ibe benefitor every dollar paid lu aa conun(enl feee. MIm Kuptiemla Young baa gone to Allenton, Ala., to teacb acbool. Paul Ayree Prt*?aly and Henry Young have Kne lo Atlanta to lake a court* In the Colie of Pbarmacy. K?v. J. N. Keonedy and family of Llnoolln County, Tenu., were lu Due Weat a few daya ia?? week. MIm Klllaon, (he new teacher of art and trlnged luatruisenla. arrived from New York Saturday night. Mr. Patton Kennedy In having aoine fine lumber nwM on bla Chlcka?aw plantation. Mr. Joaepb Nance will attend tbe Htate Fair. Large cmwd* will attend tbe County Fair from Due Weat and vicinity. Mr. John P. McOee will exblblt several varieties of bated hay at the County Pair. Mm. K. P. Kennedy received the wid new* of tbe den lb or her brother, Mr. Frank Patton, naar Ulrntlnwham A la ?a fwir rlul u iiri Mr. Walter Harr of Greenville ??* In Du Wett one day ImI week. He camt- down to Inspect the furnace In the A. K. i*. Church tad make the neceaaary repair*. A aarlea of entertainment* baa been arrang ed for Due Weat, through tbe Alkahr*t <>i Atlanta. Aa originally planned. the Mix attraction* were tooo*t two haudrvd and eighty dollar* The tlcketa have been *old and the money dep>?lled In tbe Due Weat liank Mm(If tlcketa for Ibeaeaaon were *oid at one dollar and flfty cent*. Family tlcketa were aold at three dollars and flliy centa. The Harrl* Ulll-Jobo*ton* Oimblnutlou appealed In tin auditorium Monday evening ol liutt ww-k Mini tbe larga audience waa delighted throughout ? ^^a?? T*blr *nd pocket raillery. Hinge*, acrew*. mommih gntca, powder, ahot, cm pa, loaded ahella at Templetou Hours furtilnbloga at Templeton'a. (.'ihit atoven, crockery, gla?n ware, table clothea sawing machine*. Look belore you buy. H-hool book* In any quantity at MIKordi Drug store. > i!j _ ^ j OH, WHY SHOULD THE SPIB Oh, why should the spirit of mo Like a swift-fleeting meteor, h fa A flash of the lig'itniliK, a break Man p?s?e- from life Co his rest i The leaven of the <>.*k ami the wil lie scattered around ami togethei Ami the young and the old, and Shall moulder in du?t ami iot^>tl The infant a mother attended an The mother that infant's aflecth The husband that mother and ii Kach, all, are away 1? I heir dwe The maid on whose cheek, on w Shone l?eauly ami pleasure?her And the memory of those who I Are alike from the minds of the The hand of the king that the si The brow of the priest the mitre And th<? liPA 1 lie rjr wi (uu na^r( *? Are hidden and i<*t in the deptl The peasant wbixw lot was to so* The .erdni.ui who climbed with The ?>eggar who wandered in Ken Have faded away like the graas t The .-uint who enjoyed the coma The sinner who dared to remain The wise and the foolish, the gui Have (juietly mingled their bom So the multitude goe* like the He That wither away to let other* hi So the multitude comet, even th< To repeat the tale that has often For we are the name that our fat We see the same Highlit that our We drink the name .stream, and i And ruu the same court* that ou The thought* we are thinking 01 From the death we are shrinkiuf To the life we are clinging to the But it s|teed* fmni the earth like They loved, but their story i hey They scorned, but the heart of tl Thev i?rii *red. hut no wail from t Tbeyjoxed, but the voice of tliei They ditd?ay ! they died : and Who walk on the turf that lies o Who make in their dwelling a ti Meet tbe changes they met on tb Yea ! hope and despondency, pb Aretmingled together in guuidiiu And the nmile and the tear, and Still follow each other, like surge 'TUi the wink of ao eye, 'tis the < From the blossom of health to th From the gilded xaloon to the bi< Oh, why should tbe spirit of moi SUbe VI; THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOC AXl WESTERN & ATL To all points in A Oklahoma and In Only One Change of Cs ern Cities. Solid T Trains Between Atlt Very low rates to North, North and quickest time via the S For schedules, maps, rate JXO. ? No. 1 X. Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. 11119 U II1111 MU ASSOCIATION. Property Insured, 1725,000. IVKITE to OR call on Ibe'anderatguM " or to lbe Director of your Townehlp or any Information yoo may dealre about ior plan of Inanranoe. We Inaare yoar property against dectrac Ion by ras, wnrssTOEx it LiBirme, ?nd do no che*p?r than any Inaaranos Oom mny In exlatenoe. Reiuewber we are prepared to prove to yoo hal our* la the eaflast and obaapoat plan of naaranoe known. f. R. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent, Abbeville, S. C. f. FRASER LTON, Pres. Abbeville, 8. C. o R0AR1) DIRECTORS. .1. Adil. <'nlhouo.......__N'lD?*ly-Hli Township M. U. Mnjor Greenwood J.T. Mabry ....... Cokcsbnry " W. 11. Acker ......... Donaldk " M. H. CtlnkHcalea Due Went T. L. Haridon ?Long Cane M H. K. Cromer Mmllhvllle " J. W. Lyon.. Troy " A. K. WuUon CedarMprlng " W. K. Lenlle ......Abbeville Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle ** * H. A. Tennent Lowndenvllle " A. O. Grant Magnolia " J. U. Tarrant Oalboan Mill* S. L. Kdmoud* Bordeaux " W.C. Murlln ..Hodgra " 8. M. Benjamin.... Walnut Urov* I*. It. Cminutn. CMlllaon and 11 Ibler " 1'. It. Kemp Klrk*e>M " JoMcph Litke, Kcllowanli A i'hu-nlx 14 J.C HuhIi Cambridge " It. It. Klnxrd Klnarda ** J. Ii. t olt-man Coronaca M .1. II. Clille?, Jr Hmdley M J. W.Sooit Verdery Abbeville. C., Jan. 90, 1102. I GOLD KILLINGH; CROWN AN I) HKIlMiK WORK A HI'KCIAM Y. A ?!OOU i'L?ATK_ $N.OO AMAUJAM H1.I.INUS7.V HIKI. I.OO okkh kovkh hakkhiiaix'm ktorb. I If you WHiit i-ire .'rugx put In ^v>ur pro ! 1 i kcripnon mikI <il up 'iioiiiplly, neatly ami ', m*<'unrnu*iy, > nd (lifiii io.um. l?r. (inn, Pen liey ami I ? I <!*? It to your ?m tlhfuiiloii. J 1 Nlubl omIIh N'?. I-.'. C. A. Mliforil, the l?rujc-i |glit I'ltoue l?7. | via the Cotton Belt, from St. Louis I first and third Tuesdays of each r j For one-way tickets, Half the One-Way S round-trip tickets, one fare plus I Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Okh B Write for particulars and cost of tii Tb? Cotton Bolt rtins solid through tr moit modern and comfortable cars. K and direct connection* for all parts 2| If * >u aru seeking a better place i onr 1 andsomu Illustrated booklets. K Thru igh Texas With a Camera. | N. B. BAIRX), Traveling Pass* A E, W. La BEAUMt, General Pass. i Charleston and Western Carolina R. R AiKQuta and Aikerille Short Liae. Id effect Jul j 6,1WK Lt Angusta. ? 1U 10 am 2 56 pm ! \r firwnwo<k1 It 44 poi - Ar Harris Spring*. .. I Kpm - I 4r Anderson 7 16 poi { Ar Laurvna .... 1 45 ptn 5 :tj ?n> ; Ar Gtvenrille .......... .... 3 'lit ptn ! ? . *) *m ; Ar Glenn Sprlnn.......... ? ? '?> |>ra - | , Ar Bpartanlmrf.................. 41JO pm W U0 am Arbaloda ii 13 pm Ar H<-nder*onvlUe. 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Kur any Iniortnation relative to ticket*, rates, aehr-l- , lie, etc., aiMrena KKNK8T WII.hIA.M8. Gen. Par*. AirVAu?D?ta.6t H. M. NOUTll. f*?.l. Ak- dI. T. M KUKKMON, Trn/TIc Mwimier. . I : DR. J. A. I>ICKSO\,| i SURGEON DENTIST. V.I / IT OF MORTAL BE PROUD. rtal be proud ? Mt(lying cloud, of I he wave, n the grave. How shall fade. r Im* laid. the low ami the high, jer shall lit*. id loved, til who proved, iiCant who bletMied, I linns of rest. hone brow, in whose eye. triumph* are by: oved her and praised, living erased. wpter hath borne, hath worn, rt of the brave, jh of the grave. v and to reap, his goats up the steep, ,rch of his bread, hat we tread. a union of heaven, unfoririveii. ilty amljUHt, * in the duMt. >wer am? the weed, u<*ceed ; >-.e we l>eh?!d, been told. her* bavn been ; fat hern have seen. view the name huh, r father# have run, ir fatherH would think ; r from, they too would ahrink; >y too would cling, a bird on the wing. cannot unfold : je haughty in cold ; heir h!umbers will come, r glad new) is dumb, au I Itinera that ?r? nnav "v " "w" I ver I heir brow, ansient abode, eir pilgrimage road. 'aaure and pain, e aud rain : Mong and the dirge, > upon Murge. iraft of a breath, ie paletie?8 of death, ?r and the shroud? rtal be proud ? iiil 1 !A & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, D ANTIC RAILROAD rkansas, Texas, idian Territory. irs to Principle Westhrough Vestibuled inta and Memphis. wrest and West. Best service cenic*Battlefield's Route, is or information, write !. 8ATTERFIELD, Traveling PaNxeuger Agent. 1'1'yri ii>u rgal^^^ t, Thebes, Cairo and Memphis, 1 nontb, beginning October zlst. I Rate, plus $2.00; J $2.00, to points in Missouri, I ihoma and Indian Territories. I :ket from your home tovn. I aln* to Tnii, oqolppcd with tfe* I Thci? train* make quick iIm ? of tlw Grrat KonthwMi. M :o locate, write for a free copy of fi Homes In tbe Southwest sad 1 tnger Agent, Atlanta, Oft. U end Tlckct Agt? It, Lamia, no* m Abbeville-Greenwood nrnriTAT. tJ 4 V AAJLfl IH?llRINf!E t I STOVES Their high reputati ience and artistic finis the constant aim of th very best Stove that c Wo will HnlH tho OM *T V VV MA UWXU IU1U W1M. as long as the Stock L "A Wo: Abbevil] " EVERYTIl Sideboards, Dining: Tti and Leather Oar policy in the put has bei money. We don't expect yon to 1 Complete Stock of GOFFINS t i a?& J : ? g?? | K% WH r-j State of South Carolina, j COUNTY OK ABBEVILLK. ! , PBOHATB COURT. j J. C. PrMltj, aa Administrator of the Eat*la of A. L. Ullleaple, deceased, Plaintiff, agaloat Elizabeth F. Preaaley, Ha rah O. Gllleapla and Mm Jane Baker, belra at taw and distributee* of the aald A. L. Oil-1 leaple, and W. Joel Hmtlb, Defendant*?!, MuromoDH. j' To the abnent defendant Jane Baker: Yoi; ARK HEREBY SUMMONED AND j Required to aoawer tbe complaint In tblaac-1 tlon, of which a copy la herewith nerved upon i yoa, and to a?rte a copy of yoar anawer to tbe aald complaint on the aabacrlber at bla office at Abbeville C. II., H. C\, wttbln twenty dayn after the aervice hereof, exclualve of the I day of aacb aervloe; and If yoa fall to anawer , tbe complaint wltbln the time aloreaald, tbe plalotltT In thla action will apply to the Court for tbe relief demanded tn tbe complaint. ?? in. U -a U..*<nM|... 1 (MM i/HlVU I ur I01U Ul?? Ul iTC|??r?iwwi t ?v?i Frank B. Gary. Plaintiff'* Attorney. : To tbe abaeot defendant. Mrs. Jane Baker : Plcaae Take Notice, Tnat Ibecomplaint In tbla action and the Hammooa of wbloh tbe : foregoing In n copy wm tbU day filed In the office of It. K. Hill, Judge of tbe Probate Court | for Abbeville County. Frank B. (Jury. Plaintiff a Attorney. September JHb. I9?J. tf ? ? g?. gg l. . ?!? mi JL 1VU1VMUV11 lv\^!fim9SS0 >1 RECOMMENDING "IRON KINO," I " EXCELSIOR," "GARLAND," " IT.nO'MOMTRT." 3 AND RANGES. J .on for duribility, economy of ftiel, convenh. stamp them as the leaders of to-day. It is . e manufacturers of these goods to make the J san be produced. rd to the Wise is Sufficient." .e Hardware Co. IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS." 11 ill & Lyon Lsk Tou to Inspect , J Their Stock of jffl Kurmture. fflB Elegant Stock of 1 . *_* r> ? /II a T* T1 ? ntnok ?! lines, juiuiu^ unair?t ri?sj xvucnens, nusu Couches, Hall and Center Tables. on to gi?e yon the vD8t goods and the best treatment for the least VJ ake onr word for it, bnt come and see. Tonrs for business, McDill & Lyon. | AAtTn'/IA VAViJaVA/I /ifltf Al? VII crht iuu yaujiuxu) auu kuo uoov oox vivg tuuuuiwu u?j v? ui^um \ ? Greatest hps Heard Of! 1 150c. pair of Overall! for 38c. A 60c. pair Men'* Heavy TinAil nM?ari Ai* 9Ait < ICSbVU JiiUVU ivt wvv, ladies' and Gents' UNDERWEAR it Ifk. and 25c. They cannot be (surpassed In quality and price. . .... I am now offering special bargains in .... V - - HEN'S PANTS AND BOYS' CLOTHING I - - ' j Examine my line ol' White <*oods, Towels and Hosier}-. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! All NtyleM and Nizex. Price* to ?u!t eiuh and every one. /^DAAPDirC f ,n Nt<K'k and to arrive a complete line of Fancy and Heavy Groceries. Texas Ited Hunt Proof Oat* now on Male at low price. H. M. TATE CO. J| ^<*1 J AM /I li^VI n otue ui uuub auu mus. MRS. MARY TAGGART J Bag in stock some choice articlei of Millinery, Ribbons, and other desirable goods for ladies, which she is closing ont at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. She gives bargains to all. Cheap Goods, Pretty Goods. Store opposite MoDill & Lyon's. Furniture Store. Come before the bargains are picked over. I HAVE RETURNED FROM THE NORTHERN MARKETS With ail Elegant Line of GOODS. I And am ready to welcome my friends, and with s *l " * L*l" ^ will tnlra m/u) imm nf 1116 emcieui. llOip X liavoj mil ba&D gvvu wuo v* you. We are always glad to see yon and will endeavor to make it to your interest if give us a cart of your business. Good Goods and Fair Dealings is our Motto. See local Colomn for specials. ?i ? A.mos fi, Morse. \ tin