The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, December 03, 1902, Image 5
The Press and Banner
BTPobllahed every Wedneaday il P I
ear la aUvanoa.
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1902.
TkMkatUlag.
Bualneae waa auapunded la Abbeville lut
Thursday In observance of iba annual
Thankaflvtng. The day waa a quiet one. U
furnlahed tor the aeaaon the Aral taate of raal
winter weather. Sleet fall early In the day
tor ball hoar and then the Han nine oat. The
tempera tare all day waa not far from the
treating point, and the wind at tlmea made
loafer* Meek the bouse or eiae made them add
wrapa.
Notwlthatandlnc the bad wealber about the
aaaal number of hantera undertook to worry
aatfannoy tna blrda and the rabbi u
A lew rellcloaaly and devoutly Inclined
Iperaoo* attended divine service In Lbe Mel no
dlalCburcb at Un o'clock. Kev. M. W. Gordon
of tb? BaplUl Church conducted the
service.
Quite a n urn bar of (at turkey* vera at tbe
dinings of varlooa private boards, while tbe
V Ulenn fiihel did up turkey In flue slyls.
Turkey and trimming* were there in abundance.
Caatl Road a.
Tbe Improvement of tbe pnblle highways
by ttapervlaur Nick lea la dellgbtul to contemplate.
The city coanell have recently made an
elegant sidewalk the lull length of tbe groonu
la frootof tbe cotton mill, and we learn that
the waJk Is to be extended to the cltv Itmila,
where tbe good roads of the Huperrlsor will
OOMOt with It.
Much valuable work la being done by tbe
eoanell, and tbe beat of It la. tbe ooet la very
HUle. Tbe work la done in tbe rtgbt place,
and la tbe right way.
Cleaa a^eara.
Mae* the town eouucii nave concluded to
Mototbo bona lot from tba public square
aaany are the remarks on iu improved apwmmmm.
lb* peotle of Abbeville are, parbape,
the only people ou tbe face of tbe earth
wbo aad* a bona lot of their front yard*.
U MM laao to root a lot or lota to bitch
boraea than It does to a weep tba public iqnarc
- ao aftia.
Ma. Ma B. Midee te L*ctar*.
Oaa. John B. Gordon will apeak In tbe i
Ooart Mooae Wednesday night Dec. 3rd. \
The occasion Will M well WOTia your uidp
Ud BOMjr.
PHa? Mtu tod 73cU, ipoclal price* for CoaMmU
Vitmoi.
m m
vkKrt'i
lrjroavul to know tbe time, day and
Bkht, all at tale plaoe of boilnnt ud in one
adble BKMleel etocba, wboee banda point to tb<, .
boar tad the mloate.
Marry II Tea Waal ta 6?t Caal. P
Awn B. Moree will have a ear of Jellleo t
Coal bere la a tow day*. Piaoe your order t
qalefclfyoo don't want toga left. (
Kyaa Tielid Wllhaat Chart*. 1
I am preaarad vltb um beet approved 1
aeeeUSe iaetrumoot to teat eyta. I
Maebarga. J. W. Kykard. t,
VaUaa ta Trip?at*.
Traepaaaere are warned oil my land. "No
fllablag, baatlnf or otber entry allowad.
It P. A. Cbeatbam. r
Trlally Ckarck. 0
* DUIne aerrlee will ba beld In Trinity t
Cbareb aut Sunday by Be*. W. P. 8am*. \
a .
TrfaflMnaar* Take Hatlaa.
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All persona are torbiddeo to trapw on my
Ian da. W. k Kills. 4i
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Mm. UtToa Kubutsox Is not only one ol ?
tba boat elerka to town. but be is one of tbe _
Mat naea In tbe city. Ha la mil of enemy and 0
booeat to bla dealings with all men. Toot la o
Um raaaon ao atony man love to trade with /
t
Mm Jaonla QallaWay of Do* Weal, will be
tbe leodlo#eopreno 10 the "Old folks Con*
eert" wbloo la b*mg np for the benefit ol the
Metbodlat ?barob. Other Dae Weal talent
will participate.
J oat reoetved a bill of para New Orleans
molacaa mod Oeorgla Hrrop. Call end try
tbem. LT.iT. M. MiUer. 1
Two nlee mackerel for '.Sc. at L T. t T. il.
Miller's. ^ ^
Mot Allowed la Hoot oa Laad al J
Others. d
We hove bean rtqoesfU to pnbllan the lav '
forbidding persons bnntiug on the lendaol
outers, ood tbepeoolty attached lor its vioin- ?
Uooa, wbieO la ea follows, oa loand In Crlmt *
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8ea MS. Ii any peraoo, at aoy time whatsoever,
aball bunt or range on any land*
whatsoever wiibout tbe eonaent of ibe proKetor,
rvery aoeb peraoo ao offending shall
fait and pay tbe sum ol too dollars for such c
offeaae. ,,
On. MS. Any peraoo or persons who shall f
bant with Ore In tbe night time, for every
aoeb oflboee aball forfait end pay a earn not
waedlni too dotlora, end tor every deer ao '1
killed a aom not exoaedlog twenty-five dot- a
lore, and Mr every bone or bead of neat oat. J
tie, or otber stock of any kind, a earn not exceed
tag fifty dollars.
"? ?u iiinf )? MiultlM ami fnrfolf- 1
wZT m*nUon*d" {TtSr^iaTii section I *
bail ud bu to* rm*?r?d before any Magla
tnM In UM County where any of tto atld of i
fanaae ahall to committed. and when received j
aball to divided sad told one ball to and for ?
tbe nee of Itopoor or tto County where tbe \
mmm aball to oooiinlttad, and tto other
toif to tto paraoo who will Inform lor tbr
aam*; aad the oath of one credible wit new, or r
tto euofomtun of tto party aocoaed, aball to t
allowed ? enflVrtent evidence to oonvlct tbr ?
offender by e*ery jl aglet rata before whom in- i
for?Hon abnii to made of any of the ofTenae*
afaraaa111: Ptovlded, Tbal wbere tto owner*
of any laud aball |iiu>n?li lor any on lawful J
banting and ranging ou hla or bar tanda, the J
oatb oi auch owutr aball to anflloient evt- f
deaea to eoovict tbe offender; bat In tbat
(W tto wbole panaliy aball go to tto aaa of
tto poor nftto Conniy.
toe. MS. In caae a-iy prraoo or paraona ao
*oavict*<l aball reloae or neglect to pay aucb (
Ana, tbao It aball and may be lawful, and tbe
Ma* tat rata before wbotn to la ooovlcicu I*
hereby required to commit aucb pernio or I
pfaona to tbe common tell of tbe County i
wbrre tto offender or offender* aball have 1
aoeemlUrd ibe ntd crime, tbara to remain
wlthtot tuuI for a term not exceeding thirty
day lor unlawfully uuutlng wltb fir* In tbe
Ubiq?.and tor term not exoeadlng tblr- .
^r toya tar violation! or SecUon 51* of lb la |
la addition to tto above penal tie*, any per- '
aoa or peraona w bo aball hereafter bunt wltb '
Are In tto nlgbt time, or kill any borae or
eat eattl* or etock of any kind, tbe property i
of another peraon. aball be liable to a civil
Btlnw AImi Boat# II*. 9.
Mia Hadle I/alay, accompanied by Mine
Jcudto Millar went to Waterloo to spend I
Tbanksglvlt-g with her paiauie.
Mis Klorenoe K.euilng #pent Thursday and
Friday with Mum Isabella Hluton, o?mr St- '
. uk.
mIsms Lldle and Jessie Mood/ ?f?nt Hatur- 1
day ?try pleaaanuy with Mrs. Franc Me
Curd.
Mia Kama Black l? visiting her sister,
Mrs. K. H. ritrraiMuo, this week.
Mtaa D?lay Cromer was ihe tuest of Mrs.
W. A. Calvert Tba?k*glvlnc.
Mrs. Oaper Holllday. of Uoora l*Mlb snd
Mrs. Aleck Young ol Hod km. visited Mis
J. C Mundy wvrril days last vwk.
A number of young prop a enjoyed a soclsbin
last Thursday evening at the bouie ol
Mr. Will Bowie.
Mia Halite Mcllwaln Is visiting Miss
Ta'ulah Mr lion In Oreenwood.
Uncle Hani was unusually good this Thanks?rtng
in letting off tba mall-carrier. Tba
iy was thoroughly enjoyed and will be loog
remttfibered.
Wa are glad to ay that Mr. Thomas McCord
la Improving though slowly. He b??
ban oonflued u> bis bed five weeks with
lavarand it ia sincerely hoped that be will
toon recover.
Mr*. Oatiaon baa Ixcn ill, hnt
noi aerloaaly (or Kmi tint*. Htie baa iu?*
UBMtby of omnj Irlrnda.
Mnul W. A. Mi'Iiwatn and Wll'lam Meitoo
of (taluk *p*D( Saturday and Sunday at
Mr. A. T. Mcllwalu'#.
Ttitr* will b? no a?rvlc?a at Kbenrx-r
Church until lh? third Huuday Id thin uiouth.
Maatvr Itoy J?um accompanied Mr. LewU
Blount on the Koute laat Saturday.
We will sell yon goods from
oar Bargain Counter mat
can't be duplicated anywhere
Come and see what we have
to sell yon at prices that will
astonish. Thomson Bros.
Tbiw baxea of Ttoaoptlloe la go?ranU*f. to
rare pi las, or ommmjt rwfuadod by ua. l'iie
Mpwi Urag Co.
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CSuFimU Si*11.
Tbe Greenville New# 11*1 week gave nolloe
bat ttfe fast mall schedule trom New York
rould go lato effect last Sunday. Out ol resect
tor lb* power and lntlueure of thin newe
>aper the railroad authorities concluded not
o bring tbe New York papers to tbls town on
be same day of publication. We simply told
ti? railroad iuen last week In polite terms
bat we would do In case tbey attempted to
oroe tbe early mall upon us, and it is a malar
of congratulation tbat tbe ral I road officials
lave not antagonized ibis great newspaper,
'be test mall does not come to Abbeville,
e would bave been sorry tor any Indiscrete
allroad official wbo disregarded :be notice.
Tbe Increasing respect tor tbe press of tbe
ounlry Is one of tbe encouraging signs of the
IUJCS. II ! WIU luat UIUVVIU tjowivuai/ VI |
Var rwogalscd the ability of tbe editors In
roublous times. He said the average editor
ould command a Beet or perform a difficult
urglca! operation, but that war officer sever
reamed ibat a great newspaper like tbe Press
nd Banner could control tbe greet railroad*,
ir tbe government Itaeir In tbe dUtrlbutlon
if Ita mails. Tbe fast Bcbe*'ale does not touch
Lbbevllle, but goes right straight on to Newterry.
' SALE DAY.
rke Big Crewd-Ueed Ord??r ? Baal*
la Front el Itae Ceart Uoa*r Oaer.
There was quite a good attendance of clti- (
ens from all ports of tbe county. Uood feel*
ug prevailed. If tbere was any drinking we
lid not see tbe effect*. Huslueia In tbe tores
raa (airly good, tbougb nothing to brag
ibooL I
Tbe lands were xenerally sold partly on '
iredit. Tbe prices realized seemed to us to
>e low.
OHclsl Lssd Mini.
tt V Til K V AHTCI1.
K. D. Kay agalhst Mary C Mjwters?1(1} acre" i
noni nrlrMSHtiii bounded by lands of enlMlf
f J union Hodges. John K Brownie*. Ueo.
iarrls. Sold to J. W. Bradbury for 512*0. <
Also, liu arrcti, more or lean, bounded bv
'met No. i. Ueo. Harris, Tnwis, No. 3 and 4 |
ml Hoke Taylor or Hodge Prince. Sold to '
. K. Cllnkaealea for i
AIho, ho acres, more or leas, bounded by
'rani No. 2, Kills' land. J. William Borrtus
.nd Tract Nat. Hold to W. E. Kills for ftilS.
Also, 19) acres, more or leas, bounded by
and* or MeCleilan Hodge, Tract No. 2 aod
I. William Burrla. Sold to J. K. Ciluksrale*
or 1700. He sold to MeClellan Hodge and J.
V. Burns.
Kmma V. Cwthmn agaln?t Martha M. Coth?n,
Partition?20 acres, more or less, bounded
ty lanes of Robert Smith, M. L. B. SlurKey,
md Kobert Smith. Sold to M. L. B. Sturkey
or tlii.
Also.&S.V4acres, more or less, bounded by
Mtate of Zepbemlab Harris. Mrs. L. A. Kerguion.
M. C. B. Sturkey and J. Millar Cotbrab.
told to G. P. Price for 1506.
E. J. Jenkins against J. E. McCracken
foreclosure?170 acred, bounded bv Public
toads. lands of Covin. Havaunab Klver and
and lately belonging to Mr*- Utile T. Mc,'racken.
Hold to Mr*. C. J. Jenkins for 8&W.
Amanda A. Knox acalnst E. E Fleming,
[NrUtlon?150 acrws, bounded by B. L. Clinkloalea,
Mm. Hall, It. W. Crawford and otbera.
told to Mra. U A. Hall for flt'JO.
J'KOBATK JUIHJE'a HALE*.
A.C. Cllnkscale against E. tt. CI Ink seals*,
ind others?B)1 3 4 acres, boon tied by lands of
M. tt. C'linknealM, Mra. K. V. Prnltt, Mrs.
Nannie Moorr, Tracts Noa. J huJ :t Hold to
K. C. Clluksuales for ?1-'4D.
Also that tract of land containing 1W 8 10
teres, bounded hy lands of M. B. Minkscales,
l>. A. t"rawfont snd Tract No. 1 kuown as
Tract No. 2, to J. Harvey Cllnkscitles for ##H>.
Also, that tract containing |:b 1-2 arn>?,
landed by lands of Mrs. J. M. Hell, Mrs.
Sallle Nance, H. 1' M?-Un?e ami Tract No. 1
known as Tract No. a. Hold to J. N. Nance
HIO.
Willis Bibbs against Nancy Walker nod
rttliers?14K acres, bounded by lands J. A. \*~
H??y. U. W. ('jtde, the Porter I'iace and others
?>ld to (J. W. Cade.
K. E. Cox, Admo'r. ol Es'at* of Mlllrdge
? l.'tf Moron, Ixiimdn 1 r?y IwndH ??f A J.
Ku*ku?oii, ib? J or don Ununited. I,i* Smith
?ini oliiera. Maid lo Augellnu Henry lor
?*UU.
PHIVATK MALIC.
Mi". Kuniiit J Mild lo Al(r?il Billmoii
21 Helen lor Sttuu acre.
When you want a fancy
lamp for a Xmas present call
on us. We can fill your bill
at prices that are right.
Thomson Bros.
UNLAWFUL TREES.
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Nbrrlfl Ijron Nrim FruU Trw* Thai
Were BtIuk Coulrnry to Law.
huiut KulonaolotfUt ('uttinitlihh of C'ihrihou
loiiqc, umiuru .hiciui v. j. i<juu ><> n-rji
lookout for veuder? o( iruii Hum who are ?ell?
log or delivering the tret** without u certificate
from the .Statu lloard ol Kutoinoloicy.
Acting on tbl* mlvlct* tn? Hiiertn caught a leilow
front North Carolina Mi-mug tree* to our
txfople uuder tne very eve of bin office,
ratling to produce the necenMary c?-ruttcMte,
the abenll took ciiarge of tin- tretm. utid
uuder the law will make Urea ol tticm.
Wti> pay hlich prlcea when we can kpII k 11
wooi twiilwl iUuuel at 15 oetiu 14 >ard (tie
greater bargain tu town.?A. M. Smith >fc Co.
Wbru lu lived ol Table Unmask or Ihillle*
don't torget u?. We bave hoiiih twautliul
( nmU hiiIiik al cut price*. AI no bargalu* lu
ready uiadu aticeu aud pillow cmmm.
-A. M. Smith & Co.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
TUiara Thai Wi> All Mh?iil?a Know
UMlirrni Front Our ExebasKea.
Hpartaoboiw will aoon bavea new Pout Office
building at a cnat of between 960.0UU and
110,000. The Ini ban recently bei n purcbaaed
ata cost oriMoo.
Tb* Government paid to the city ol Cbarlenton
(I9.3UU (or the property at t'blcora Park,
recently pnrcbtiHed for the locution of a Marine
bvapltal. Ma/or J. Adger suiy the received
tbe money from the representative* of I
Uie Governmen t.
The caae agalna! the Charleston iid'cmunu,
charted Willi primary fraud* *?? (xmipoued
to (be next Court by tbe aoildtor.
President Kooeevelt'a reply to certain
Cb*rlerftnn m?o ?bo opppoaad thepappolntmuni
ol Dr. Crnm u? tne Collector o( tbe port
of Charleston baa been published. The pmIdent
aaya be In not to ootmlder the color of a
man In hla appointment to office, but ratber
competency. I
Kmperor William preaented 1'nlted State*
Ambaaador White with a gold medal of the
empire ae a teellmonlal of regard.
1 Cobbers Id Joneaboro, N. C., entered a "tore
blew opeu the wife ana secured about ft.UIJU.
I*a Soufrlere la again In eruption and the
Inhabitant* of nearby towns buve sought reluge
at place* more remote.
John A. Drake a prominent young aaw
mill man of Donoalds, bad hi* !:i*ud caught
In tbe gearing of hi* mill aud an a comequence
lo*t three tinner* of hi* right band.
A potato rained by William Krwln near
Zadok, on the Ijillmer place, measure* 27
tuche* around aud wolgbs9 1-2 |>ound*.
A large party of negroes left York bounty
Dver the Southern to try their fortnue* in the
cotton land* of MlMflsalppi. Tbe crowd numbered
about 3U.
Camden will follow the example of the
town* a:i over !? < Slate and have a Cartrlval.
The prlirie mov> r* tor thU movement I* tbe
looal lodge of the Knlghla of Pythias, which
will be attainted *>y the enterprising and pro^re**i
ve citizen* of Camden.
Mr. K. S. McJunkln of South I'nlon, one of
the olde*t and moat progrea*l ve citizen*, pick
ed one day receutly sixty pounds of cotton.
He did thi? lu hi* clml* and moving along a*
be gathered the fleecy at pie. Mr. McJunkin
uu ttie Hitu day ut April will be 1*0 year* o.d.
The Corona knitting mill ot Anderson Is
letting It* machinery *tarled to runulng.
The machinery I* all new and the operative*
are all n* w and i: la taking *ometime to gel
Iblnga adjusted. The first part of tbe mach- >
Inery la now lu oi>eratlou, and in a tew daya
more all tbe department* of tbo mill will be
running on full lime.
A MrtOOaconflict ooeured last week In liavanna
between strlkem and police. Two
strikers were kliltd and elgbty.two persons
lujured.
Tbe ministerial alliance of Hall Lak> City
I'tali, held a meeting last week and adopted
resolution* protecting strongly against the;
election of Iteert Smoot. one of the twelve
apoaile* of tbe Mormt'ii cburcb, to the United. |
Bute* senate. 1
Tbe conference* o; mine operator* *?nd miner*
are to be beld lu New York mid Wu?tilugton.
Kacb side Kr?-m* InipHut ot a a>>? <?.iy
settlement ol the differences.
Arrangements are being nmde lu Savannah
tor tbe sallluK, Jauuary Ut, of oUi uegroe* lor
Liberio.
Th? wntrlr nf n rail *i( I mill In Texas r?
aulted In tbe killing uf two men moiI tbe
wounding of flftoeu otter persons, aevernl of
tbein mortally.
Two men were killed and three Injured by
a ooillalon of t wo locomotive* one duy l.*t
week la Philadelphia.
A negro by tbe name of John I'nrkh.iu wan
hot mid InNtMDtlv killed on Mr. Jan. Jonea'a
SIhcc near Cokw.bur'j by a white roan named
un Arnold. Aruold delivered hluiitell to tbe
herlff.
Hon. A. C. Ijttlmer I* tbe Or* I o' the South
Carolina delegation to arrive lu Washington.
He liaa eugagrd a bouse lu one of the moat
uttraclive portion* of tbe city.
Andrew Carnegie ha" recovered enough m? |
that he expects lo sail for America withlu a
week.
Tbe Kaiser ol Germany granted nn and
lrnr* in AnitwMuuiur Wnlte. who n renin ted
b In letters of recall.
Tbe Union Pact ft c >lnre (ioum* at Ornaha
wa? lot.illy deMtroycd by (ire iait week.
Cemaon drli-ulvd tin* U ill verity of T'*nn"? >ee
lu u tiutiuoru onatm by u -core ot II bid.
The tani* wan wuu throngbthe imutuitlcriil
playing ol llauvey, CletUaon'a treat full hark,
fliu realtor IblH uanie, logi titer with Sew?nii>'ii
dxlrHt of V^ailiir'iln, entuien detuaon
,lu ciiiim Ihe oti'.iinplou?li11> of tbe Southern
Athietic AmocIhiIoii.
I lu accordance with the aiatute* providing
for the appointment of a marshal during a
! nenNiou oi th? "Min, judge llrawley appointed
lir. V. I' Clayton to mirv*, pemliuif un
appoiuinietii ?y the president.
Tb<> blK lertlilz-r nti'l |ta>*Hlil< l>i.<iit ? ?.
:uour ?fc C i.,at ~>l<>ux City, I >*u, ..ai o..i..*J
la?t .Saturday ntghi.
Six petroleum rwrvni*. in?tr I).|i>mi,c(iotaming
upwaidH of 7.Vn>?) pool* ol oil, are
burning fiercely. A high wind h.ui beeu
taunuig tbe rt-Hervoira Uutll tlioy are roaring
furuttuctK.
Kkhieen thousand do'li?r? tin* been ruined
111 (iKWDHtMiru lOf H pUttllC llONpllUl to COHl
970.UU0.
A boiler In Swifi ,v l'?'? plant in Clitcnifd
exploded on Saturday. Tblrietsu i1v?m were
sacrlHeed and ?eorei? ol employcx, vlhltorn xud
other* with injured. liuite hollt-ni were ?eiit
Uiiouj{Ii ttlf> root ol the Ktrudurp utirt liurled
hundred* ol (eel. Nobody t;t ihe Miller room
iturvivvd to tell the ntory of the uiTldent. Mild
It may never be known wli.il hum-J Ibe exl>
I INI loo.
The two new Cunurd tenmship* will pro
Imbly Iin*? it upcvil ol twenty live i: iioIh uii
I ol m railroad (wmviixcr train.
J. T. HujrlH U grading 11 roud Irom Willie
Stone Sprint-* to Uicndnle, where lie vrill
connect wt'li ili" Spartanburg line, lit
ho|M*H toIihvu 11 cur* ruuulug in Jitiuiury,
lie tmH imide e . iiugetoeutx toopeu Uls hotel
hku winter re* >rt.
Why ?n(fer wilh i>ile? when three bum of
Tituuoplilue Im Kiiurauteod to cure. Sold by
Speed Drug Co.
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YOU will find i
you need, a
feel sure of getting
is well equipped f(
Christmas Trade.
Stores are filled
with the most d<
+ ?ift n+i rfrt TIC o*?nVi oh/Iti
ti abbivc iUUA 1/uauuM
are as low as the
Let every ma
some trading at 1
cember. This inv
will accept it.
| HADl
jBIG MM!
WINTER JAC&M'S MUS
If you want a black or tan J
the choicest things in th<
Blankets?One case of North
than ever. An all-wool b
Winter Shoes?No trouble tofi
I Flannels, Outings and all kii
R. M. Had
Bad weather is with us now
1 and you will need Umbrellas,
1? - - "? - Trr. ...
Rubber snoes, occ. w c ut&u
save you money on these
goods. Thomson Bros.
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AtLLAJJ UiN nUiiijS.
11 Abbeville'* I'lnf llol?l Will l*ut ?m In
I ll<" l.fMil.
i Work on the ucw hotel pnyin, ?Dd In
I! the course of time. Abbeville will nave
j another hotel that will be a credit to the
. I inwn. Willi the Oieun Kttiol, the Millar
I lion-l, auil the bot?l now bulldlug, Abbeville
wl II be abt?d ou lioielH.
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I*. W. While ?ell* the bexl yard-wide unhh-Mciied
Hlivetliin at & cU a yurd tu be fonnd
auywtiere. jflOB
T'fT[f|-v ril "I "V il lljgltt&t
t Are Res;
o call at my s
it and most cc
rer seen in A1
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rill be given 1
yt, it will do i
7 %
Price;
TO SUIT T]
lease,
for<
von come
w. ^
Do Yo
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at his Stores all
nd can always
* Parcninfl Ha
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)r doing a large
His Three Big
to overflowing
jsirable and at3e,
and his prices
> lowest.
n, woman and cl
the Stores of L. T
itation is extended
L.
)ON'S
I THIS II
IT BE SOLS THIS MONTH
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I
acket now is your time to get]
s market.
Carolina Blankets. Cheaper
lanket at very low price.
nd what you want in foot wear
ids of Staple Goods at
.don & Co.
I NOf ICE!
, *
Tim annual, MEETING of (lie STOCK-1
bolder* of the Abbeville Cotton Mill*, adver '
vertUed to be held uu November '.Mat, 1WR!, i
wit* duly railed at the appointed time, and adjourned
to be held oa
Wednesday, December 3rd, 1902,
at 11 o'clock a. m.,
I al die omce 01 me admtiii? uniuu ?
W. H. PAKKKK, Sec.
J. A. HA Kit is, A ml Trca.
{ Abbeville, 8. C.. Nov. 21.1'JW. JI
Ulaaa HDii patty at Mllford'a at living
price*.
pectfufly I
itore and insp
>mplete line oi
Dbeville Counl
< * ^ f ^ A
Ul n
to all, whethe
(tou good to e
> Are Lo\
SE HARD 1
5L9 The I
to town i
7 HIT
ur ire
THE Tear 19<
but what
ficient time for <
of business. All
in a strenuous e
cember the heavi<
of the year. H
All he needs is
rinnn+i
Li. 1U XXX inu vv/uuv(
V. White during i
to all. We wait
w. w:
H. M. TA'
are offering some
Men's (Jndershir
Heavy Fleeced Lined Undershirt 4'
Ladies Undervests 25c, 35, 45c and
Men's Heavy Fleeced Cotton Flam
ShoAii of everv description, from
suit the customer.
Pants at all prices, 38c, 45c, 65c,
fiats for 50c, 90c, $1 and $1.25.
A heavy 3 yards to the pound, yai
A good yard wide at 4c. Heavy G
We have also a lull line of Jeans
GROCERIES.
Our prices will surprit
lbs. Good Green Coffi
from 45c a Sack np to
Yours for 1
H. M. TA
Caution !
Tbla la not a gentle word?bat wbeu you
tblnk how liable you are not to purcbaae tbe
only remedy unl?erwally knowu an<l ?
remedy that ha? had the larwe-t *ale of any
medicine In the world allien lffii for tbe cure
and treatment of Couaampilou and Throat
| and Luiik (rouble* without lotting in great
i popularity nil tbeaeycar*, you will lie thankful
we called your attention to Hoachee'*
>:?ruiuu .Syrup. There are ho mauy ordinary
rough reined ten made by druggiau und oilier*
that are cheap and good for M|(bt cold* p?rhupo,
bui for neveru Cough*. Brooohltla,
; Croup? and uipeclally for Couiuiuplioo.
where there I* difficult expecioralluu and
coughing durliiK the ulghtt and morning*,
there in nothing tike tierniHU Syrup. The Si
rent ?lxe ha*Ju?t been Introduced thl* year.
' Itegular Mize 75 ceuta. At all dragglMK.
Speed Drug Co.
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fou^atL W XUB"..
1
Su?i...-.;-: .; ''' '' i ' i II )
nvited j
ect the larg- |
f these goods |
rv. j
attention
r you buy or
ome and see.
i
/jtK
i *'t JHb
}d
V
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TMES.'
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Jruggist.
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tall on
w
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' 4
idine. 1
02 is almost gone, |
is left of it is suf- |
loing a great deal
I hands will unite
iffort to make De- I
?Db MUO?IWP uivuv^ -j
e has the Goods.
j
the buyers.
============r
7 of Abbeville do f
this month of De- |
to see how many |
HITE.
rE&co. I
rare bargains in
ts and Drawers.
5c each, 90c a suit.
90c a pair.
lei Drawers 30c.
smallest to largest, at prices to
75c, 90c and $1.
d wide Sheeting for 5o a yard.
heviot Shirting 7 l-2o yard.
at all prices, from 12 l-2c up.
te yon. 25 lbs. Bice for $1. 10
Be for $1. Flour at any prioe,
65c. Seed oats at very low prioe.
business,
.TE * CO. |
COTTON MABKET.
Reported by W. 0. Barksdale, Bayer of all
Kinds of Country Produce and Dealer In j
Farwtrs' Supplies. j
Number ol bale* received since Uut Tuee- S
rlaw rain. J
Price ranging from T 1-J to N , cenU. X
Market closing.at 8 woU.
hlloatloo Btrong for boldera. Cotloa advauoed
lively tlie laat week. - '
Cotton oecd 10 1-2 per bu?bel.
Winter good*. All grad?a of winter goode
may now be fonnd at iiaddon'a
New millinery every week at iiaddon'a
WbtfWT a Wllcon ?ewln* macblnc* *ro U??
brut, all suarauurd. W. I). Harkxlal*.
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