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jpraw^and Manner, P~BY H08H | ABBEVILLE, 8. O. I a??en?e??gggg i L ?*-PobM?hed every WadMwlaj ?' 6 I ^^ rlatdwtM. | ggk WrtnMday, Jan. 7, ivws. Uattl iMUll; the Ftw and ? Mr ^ NpMM rtlKIMlllll M OM oTtb?M* tiflMIt lUMBM with wfateb lb* Dmuki I badietonwodk M bow, Uvin^to I io Uwafflcacy of all U? preac?VUoos which I hare bo?a oCared, U?a woi?*r 1?. tb&i any F be<yeboeideee?ttumg>eemaUepMa. i Medial o? la about m^mUm world Itae] 1 M< what to not kno*n of II today woold 01 Bwtitaek ofwoki. Miniimii -----r r* aratnUfK a* If DoMr' Pillbox. bat ateotrldty mtch JM? m *aU Miff it pill* ind obrlitlas "iSSrla tmtMBt It old ud tMridtj j*ya that laart pill* bavo taaa (tno 1b ?h< of iwavery, and mcm of Um prmcUtlooart art jHMt wioogh to DdBtt ttel pallenu m we ate taUai lam pUla, white mas: ^ WbatafcoaaUra ?dlataa go totbalr mm UUWaUUeal doctor" toaakad why qalnlo . OM malaria ba aaa tail no mora oo tba pHlttbu ba kaowa of ebrUUan mlaoM, o _ % mUHUl MTflfttflta II)* waa aallad OJMB to tail tba aaa of Um waifent appaodix ba aoolda't tall yw aop am aboet tbat part of tba bamai aaaiamy tbaa ba kaowa of obrtstlan a&iaocc Ubavm aaftad wby %w or no patlaab kmc wiWtia trmlnaaot of nitrate of silver boaoaldatfivajroaa pocyl ram on vby tfa) b paaMtlptkm la a??r mad a, axoapt la Um 9 am of taobateal (arms wbieb oattbar yoa aor ba iaay anitawiaad. If a treatment ot BHMKirfrilwlfeNbMmarte.b it no abov and aara daatb la alaoty-aloa tarn oat ( WthHUMf I IThaa Um dootor doot hoow tba ailmvnl aT Um point ha oaa always look vtM, mi dapmd upoahlsoid Maod loalarla. te whoa H mil mi H*mK. Nattalft w?MiH that w? thro* pttyatotothodass, aad it may ba that froa or UutalaetrlflMjr got tta hold. Bat whalb Qf woUObi la to be thrown to oar bwt pert. orUktB Mo oar own toanaehl, It U * 1* mmbM* feat that thli paoplo on ifuy 01 tho aabjpat of oHMii, whlah, wo ban bam told, ia all pibiwo to tho dooMt awd lnjartoai to tho dicwUvo powara. bao, tharoftxa, it la miobool thai tho alow on lathoaltaiatof lUMtnoy wall booaMMaaadofcoitdl thlac lo dlatorb the ?i? ot Hun oy uniKiBs a poo oai HM hoiiom tho iqUIIi ud tto Mwbw MA vMta mo dotiy piwrtbid by bote Habady bat o tool woakt dwr tba ?fr tad of uadklM ytopaljf bimnWwl li ovtolll MM| bat total, MN WlM thai Mi?UI toko fldii dally, or ivalloi fnMrifOooa froaa iboaa who aio kaown u talgMnuitor UMttaotof OMdMOO BdltaetaHBUWt pert oi U sUle, that an toaUrtatlaama Wb,ao?altar bow igooraai or ttltamf. wlU nttmpt to praarlba phytic I laag, bar* baaa uwnbli ttalr braloa ant I liaarf- tia mmr~ taa * u?kl* MttiMiMM htktt, vtkb to too ttwin WMjiMiWM tlMtlln trooa aitber Um onUMorUM iMMMkn of Um aouta V?|MMHlfeilDOliMII|iatBu voak Caay ttotttotoottafceod duiwmi toblt o; nalofriaiMdWMMiUoMMioaahMaB' taalMtMan onatHoMoao aal pat ason ?i tt piMfPi untta Mia%?li> rivers 01 laWtoHi Hgoow which ton Um oooiReel.tr tto ooqoaoabable thim of Um Whwwotfalofc of Um rained tooltb ood ttofwacaiotuM tana tow tow lodooodby omnao wo 010 ladlaid to ooeapc ^mOOKM tttt toi Ilwiiwtr M tola* toai I iMvmi ta Moklai Ai tew man tatWMi, H doee oo* ottook tto itonxh irOrthevMBlpowafataodeedlr aaooar. And W no too* Stot tone 4oaw good, oooo IMt ba | (toMt na otd eras ftnl ooatfn to tto atom* [ Uaaaalaoaa grin alp la, which'tottor grlooipto, i BMBomwv, ?wwgiiiwj ?y -othlaar MnvlMBllMf ft?o bmd puts or teatt Thai alaliliillj ilnaa i Imi ooly to tflatlMWMOfllr. W. P. Parsoaoo, who, Imi |m. wh la mim, Md with h Irritated MHMfe, Ml thought on early grave waa ymlHhrldB. Two waaka treatment by ehMrfclty eolhlaa on hla feet again. JaUtteeonaeeUaawoqootefrom amudlaai ftoflMloo theaohleetofX-cay : z>inr on ran twitow or cavgbb. (i OatcfV oaaoB, than, wo han op to um ^fereaeol ume> I apparent oaree ; 13 tost b*?t |H(aaperaoaocaby hanefllled and arc allll tm^EHUCWltb tnoi praapMU of iltlauucorr; l^gteajtSTao^'^ UrS bmw?II ?i ?? w uw pwm HMmtooo|feipfU<tUou bMlMMdtu [KMivMbtror not any rcaaiu voald liti><o>>u niM of tb?? HwiMMn MUTlft MSoSwi a bop?l? promo?to both m to ^Emioftto dtMui or Um MtolDOMit 01 MfeiiHknMriwoiteMiM. ThlMMlMloBajHilM bj Uw fongolni mmMMN: rim, paia or 4o*ptjr una ?uw > MaovaMa tor X>Ucbt to an utut ruiloi Ma ailsbt llormUon to mum dlaappwrh aaoa, *e a lai*? proportion or amm, vbmby ? MarMln UwMOtod to *wa4 wbainaout of tl* la Mfl kin la ootaCort aed (too (km the mMMptwoMM vhMa roaalt fro? tbc mClaaco* dm of aorpbioa, tba only oUmi tiwaaiatlMl wwl oaaabte of prodtMlna wla approaofa to Mthanatia tn aajr apMMlihli nnntignfuw "TSSSaST to ?y mam X>m?t to oapablo of I1^iilii| aaja?ay>o> apoo doapljr aoaUd tBgprfnwwwi^iuwMiig^o mirMQij LSSw^^fSnSpil mo tocmm vbSniR KniMottlMiavM Hfiii nflUid.tokpnMrt loo of Mta, Um Ann KKwatisc vbiofa bu jal to f ?otrfTn?d BOKu mmm Oho powar ?unly to o?ar> paUaut to apparaouy par tool S BKiilh. imU rnuabar of ftnplj mm lifiilpMlmnlN?iUMltbioi>Wr no to "SilMI t??' UXJ Oft MMMtlOM Of la* I ay Mom tor"rm?? I ^f^k?SSiHHoaMa?oraUUL rtaaoi Btnpmton^ iadtcatlac toiHttop ood iKSaato tomah, sot toAQK?tUrwoo' gKujr uao twalwot Of BMUCBOOt tUaaaaa by KjK-radiaaa*. Tbl? ooodlUoo la probably dot |M taaliwtopiiint or HbataMoa of a loxla, Mi lorntlon of wbtah la. alao probably, darl^mlMil tiTMin rnlriTH?Irfa ^KmlNria mm of tlasM wbeib hsn HKaMtsodNfly lavotwdla Um malignant Mk|t to bl eeewpUble ot npomuon. Kffito ao&o-iatooUoa to wyrtli of mouoi ttnof prafbncUty iuwmi to ovarobSm WBtf destroy Um pattern. Hon to .who to tetorrapt um imibibi MHiimfHy wlMO ?yt?lo lozamU Dm >p fapaotob im allow too organism ubm to rid HUBIf of UM aoxtooa accumulation before WBartlMr Hiitna to tavoked. Mmmuw to* pa? aUaatoMtlaa will at wra bm bvJpfal |B>a p?Hallo tteto ostraouty. I^Bfbwa ?MMtaatottL mutdrnd la oonnacmhft vttfe Um uwwnly gratifying resell* NmtM or arrty nayoa* aa following a^^to JbaextorniU w u aWlH^iowart the l ^ustoimbsm: <,M* W &TOi*l?X>U3blaaa be railed opoa to aflbeta KgnaMr proportion ofeua of exteraal ?uUMa any ottier momui or eoisbioaUoD i:?fBtS>mao? kaown, wius um pomlbla Mfcua?tbip of aaaeaiTO maronrtc oatapbaraato I ^^&sss&vssrsjL.'r& L ttfmtj dboBflMMMiU^tetyoaa of j;u?tn io I a^^rJSSS!i?,^A5?^ I c&raUoQ in all ?aai for a Ubm Immediately I gjirtlM ibeowBlk* Inall am, Mid in ?aa? lir m Mm* lw?dfHy pramdlng |BiMtnuot m wM. HTUfl la ail looparaMa (MM, U? X-ray la MbMTMlTllir . a taw IdKBSfaaalt tusa^nutj altaiad a rara oi |Kjjifeiwi?y7 kwatad, la a eon , .?? And Improved the *icUm'e ?n??7^n(fl&nmarkedly. renU>? line ol bop* ? olUmrtb recovery or . pcploogeUoa of 11V* 7 ! CblMlcM * ?* I,h,r rtffhtimr CwrtlMi rwmmparity* mt?eat/t**1* mo tbe tout oeptu! r?pre? uate^aellUxUie Mterortaee in tbe Bute only #2.800.000. Today tbe re are emnmn m*xtaii in the eotlan f Sliliiiol lltbiiui* commonwealth/'?Augoet . >. Kafcn Id Uw Newt ud Cbaritr. . J , As we wiBbir: For iet?*l yean prior I to tbo "twenty yean ago" lo which Mr. Kohu 1 i refers, there vh ? pnt emigratloa of the 1 , non-landowners frooi this 8tats to Texas and , other inviting fields. Wise mea of tbla State J , ww 800Ui Carolina being depopatobd, ud eet their Ixtdi together to atop I be drain ' f opon oar brawn and masete. Amove tbe I men wboeo sagscity helped to solve tbe probten wee the Hon. W. H. Perker, then en I Influential Member of the Lsgislstnre. wbleh I enacted the Uw that Inaugurated a move- 1 , tacat wbleh baa brought tbe state to aaeb 1 eaelneoee in tbe textile world. Following op 1 j (ho pebtla spirit la wbleh helped to elop tbe 1 , em lgratloa of oar prapCo, Mr. Parker was 1 , oae ol Um meet active promoters of tbe balld? lag of the Abbeville Cotton mill, be giving 1 . time ud mootr to tbe entrernrlse. 1 Tbelr oonfereaco recalled la tbe puui* of 1 an Aet, whereby Uw prop*/ offlatn were aatborised to rsfoad the (iun oo cotton alils tor a period of tea years after they might be set la motion. This was tbe beginning of Booth Carolina's growth aloag the textile Mass. Mew mills wars started, which gar* employment to sshsatas. laborers and mill ops retires. The ladostrlal eplrlt which bad bseo awakensd, received a qalcksnlng lafloeoce to the Ind as trial enterprise. When Tillman appeared oo tbe sosoe it was allsgsd that bis sflocts la dsstroying the former idols woald chill this great ladostrlal work, bat It seems ' that the warfare oo Tllliaaa oaly tended to 1 advertlss tbe great adrsotages which soatb ' Carolina was offering to capitalists who woald corns here with their moaer and 1 latest it so as to give profitable employment 1 to people who were to needy clroamstanoss and were aayloos to work. rjj Fro? tlwaiwiiniinimtof uwamifliBtm ' t j our eoUoaatlis tbe emigration of oar poo | pi? Mopped. ' * People wbo mo dependant npon tbeir labor ' tertbo?ppoctof ib?iHrae awl tbatr bat- 1 . Um gladly eooepted tbi opportunity to in* , prove their condition, and If we had twice , many mllla tbi eoontiee la whloli tbey might . be tallt would fbrnleb tbe aaodad belp to ran tbe naaeblnety. I The most pitiable object In all tbla wortd " aai be Mod on aome of tbe fbnae. While i many renter* are able to sapport tbemselvee ( , in reosooablo com tort, yifc tbero ars sooras of < besds of fitmllhs who rout land, llvo In poor * booses, remote from schools, boy provisions ? oo a credit, aod are a sable to "pay oat," < tavlag Uttle or nothing tor Cbrtotma*. Tbeee case people find good bomae. good esbools. cbarcb privilege!, and ready assh at ' f um eotioo mills, wbsre tbey eao work every day In tbe year. 1 Bat tbe prosperity of this people, bee excited the snvy aod Jeeloosy of tbe lem favored Northern operator. Tbroagb taelr labor 1 | aaloas, tbey have, ostensibly from bamantterlan motive*, enlisted tbe sympathy aod oooperatloo of Idle childless wooteo orbo bave a , mbntoo, of who may tblak that tbey sooid train np children In a belter way tbao tbelr | own mothers. Tbs strange part of this whole , proceeding Is, tbat well mssalog aod -pairtotie people sliould bscoms tbe dopes and [ supporters of tbese Northern latermeddlen ln? MlU Indoatijr. J J To ?bow Ibat tbc supporter* of tb la warfare j f ob Bill* and tb* right* of poor people to | umk tbelr own children, ant ignorant of 1 ; the matter aboat wblcb?they are wry zeel- ' one, 11 woald ba only nwe?ry to ettc an I instance. * Several WNtl a?o the Literary Digest Inter- 1 Tbwid a number of Minpapwi la South j , Carolina oa tbi subject o< "Child Labor." * , Aa we remember: In ivtrr Instanoe, ex- | eept ooa, vbure Interference wltb parental rlfbta In tba management, of eblldren was 1 , hvored, the writer mm* from a Motion of lb? ' , State where there wat no eotton mills. In * the case of tba exoeptlon It aame from one ' ; who km literally nothing of tbe mdlllos ' ot tbo children of mill optratlTM. 1 If we are not In error, Ihert waa cot u J , advocate of the "Child Labor" lav. front ' edltore who lived among the mill*, and wow * i at all acquainted with tbe eondltlon of the operatlvea. . In tbo mldet of oar praptrity It woald J mm to bo a pity to throw a damper over tbe I balldlng ofoottoa mills, and for the eake of J tbo atrnggllac poor It la to be regretted lh4, > W?ll maanlnc, thooch mistaken peopl ? , aboold oatboogbtedlj land Ibamelrai to , tba echeraee of eblldlcea women wbo may bo ' \ aiding Northern Intermeddle with oar ? i offlcci ?? - d F to leveatj-flflb Analverearp. At bla home In thla olty Hon. W. H. Parker J ( entertained qnlte a namber of bla frlaode last I . Tbnreday evening. Hlaaooa Maaara William i Hantj Parker, Jr? Law la W. Parker, and g Ospt. Frank Parker win present. Only on* v on, Thomas LeJ. Parker, vu tbml In the c : na*y of the United States. Mr. Wllllnm H. Parksr, Jr., made some re- b marks appropriate to tbaoooasioo, and Jodge v K. B. Gary ran ponded in a happy manner, f whan the good health of the boet waa drank, fa Mr. Parker la one of the oldeat and beet a otUeena of the city. Hie Ufa bae been tbe a bletory of a long and neefnl eereer, wltb aoib- II Ing la the paat to regret. Hie blab character t oocBBanda the reepect of all, and bis genial ti warm heart has made friends of each of tboae with whom be baa been associated. Aa a t nan be loeea his neighbors, ss a oltisen be lovee his country, ae a christian be loves ble v ebnrcb, bat aa tbe patriarch and bead of a no- y , Me family of children b_ :ai tbe greatcet tea- il eon to be proad. ti i For Mr. Parker and a number of bla gneeta o tbe shadows reach (hr to tbe east. While be o 1 and tbej sssMsd la good bsaltb on tbe nigbt c of hie Seesoty-flfth Anniversary yet none are fa 1 more ready to greet in tbelr eomlng, tbe sngel I bonis than the Hon. W. H. Parkir. 0 r . , d i 1 T?Im Ike AMtraMBallT tl VimIbUn newipuui U>M lb* Oover- ^ or sonl?platca saldf U?? Anderson Mall u tor Its rooeot ortttolsms it on* of bis offlrlal [j ' Mia. Tba Greenville Mountaineer takee tbe 0 ' proper view In saying ibat bla frlends will J1 MtadflNblBlOul'n, bat that paper says . tbat Um Governor did wrong In lasulng tbe j| pardon wbleb baa eaosed tbe talk. irtbe Go rsrnor aboald attempt to line all ' ; tboes who have criticised bis act, or (alt In- " dlgnant thereat, we think tbe oourta wonld _ I be tall of baslaeas In lb Is part of tbe Stale's j. vineyard. Tbe (act Is, tbat some barsh i things have been said of tbe Uovernor, and If ^ ! an Abbeville Jury sbonld be called upon to award damages, tbelr Judgment wonld not , eortoL anybody. > As la* u we know pablte eentlmeat in Ab- U bevlHe, we bave not beard of a eiogle exjpree* a slon of endorsement or ml ligation of tbe of- b leoee against tbe peace and dignity of the ! Stats. m 01 ai y A duuralig bilcrUlaneat. a On Tnndu nlgbt Mr. ud Mra. Fred 8. Link were ml bomm to m oanbtr of their 01 young friend*. Tbtrooni were ketallfallr decora led in red and green end tbe aoene wee one of beamy During I be evening delightful poncb end refreabmeaU eonelating of two eouraea were erred. Tbe evening wm one of nnneuai enjoyment. di Olaea and patty at Mliford'a at living prloee. ei ttmilltflWW?liiBUlwaw. FtreclMarr. TbeXatlooal Bank o I Abbeville taut Prl?| thought II ?h neeeeaary to protest themelvea to foreclose a mortgage on tbo stock of >| oodaof R. A. Templetoo, aod tbe tor* vh liaed. Mr. Templetoo tbloka tbe aaeeta, If bolr ralne could be realised, wonld pay tbe < lebta In rail. t XI la Hoped tbat In a abort time Mr- Temple* J on may be enabled to go on with bia boat* t teaa aa heretofore. Tbe boilneea waa a general merchant]lac ^ tore, and had In oorration aomethlns Ike sixteen jeers, the early jeers being proa- ( terons, bat since bis removal to bis present tend, nine jeers ago, tbe business bss not ( irospered. >roepered. ( Tbe Bank baa emplojed Mr. Templeton. ( Mr. basrion R. Robertson and Mr. W. M. Jarnweli to take stock, to ascertain tbe stalls of tbe business. , The Llsierlsi ftpark. It sometimes bappeos that persons appear 4 o be dead, while tbere is jet a spark of lite In I .be body, and tbelr resuscitation bee been ( tnown to happen in some eases. These Isols*d oases of resnseltatlon usually, If not el- ] rays, occur In Hummsr. Of tbls we are remlndsd by a case In Hparianburg last wsek, where a father refused fnr < ? 1 KstsMi KlaahlM Ml ff IMtH or ippttnd to be dead. The nuou resuscitation does not occur Id viator may be found in the fact, that when 1 i person appears to be dead, tbe clothing, or j soverinc which protects tbe vital spark, and Keeps tbe body vara, Is removed, and If tbe 1 tody Is not already dead, die* of cold. Io < Summer, when tbe tomperatore df tbe atmo? phere Is high, the body Is not sntjeet to thla 1 tetal exposure. i Css't Object Maw. Since tbe recent publications In the GreeorlUe News as to responsibility tor editorials 1 n tbat paper, we do not eee bow Senator Till- ( saa eaa looser oppoee tbe confirmation of Mr. Rlebardaon a* poetmaster of Greenville. ( Se will bave oometoo for kicking la tbe bmU ar of Dr. Cram of Charleston. It eeema a HtUe strange to oe tbat tbe Rexjbllean never want to give a negro a plaoe In Kortb. And it Is eqnallystrange tbat tbe ReMblloane wbo love tbe negro eo well, never i xovide for him at tbelr own expense, bat , tboaee to work blm oil on tbe floatb wbo bee lever made great love for blm politically. | We Caweent. TDe Daw Ntwoaw OI uiuii iron ABWTIIIII , o Hod|? to neat tbe Chariertoo bound train Lt night tea food thing tor tbe public. Upon < tefleoUoo we eooetoded to ralae do farther ( tbJsotloD to thta train. It does Dot get Id anil tea o'clock at night. Oar people are gen- ' mil? ready to go to bed at that Urn*. And | has It la, do barm la done, aod we welcome ibSBgte m 9 m \ BaU?nallk - A Hist Fr<i tbe 1 DMItr. I Yea, Jaat plain, everyday buttermilk , wbat I mean. Perhaps you don't appreciate wbat 1 t- 1 I I I- -? .1 1 oieesiug ynu usve iu mm uueu ubipised. "Htuir." But if you knew nore of its virtues, lew of ft would go nto the pig-trough sod more Into rour stomach. Buttermilk t Why, blew yonr heart, f freely used It will save more dooor's bills than you can dream of. In he interest of my profession I must lot proclaim its remarkable benefits 00 loudly, lest more sensible people ake advantage of the knowledge tbsn [ now believe possible, ana hence rork mischief to my inuome. But I dot't mind hinting to the eaders of the Three F's that butternilk Is one of the very best dyspeptla lures. If your appetite is gone, if l bod doesn't digest well, If it eoure on roar stomach and a sick headache i fellows, why. Just let all foods alone ind live on good, rich buttermilk for ! 1 few days. Then see what happens! Veil, I would rather board you a reek than a month afterward. A saw : D ill would scarcely be more voracious j ban that same rebellious stomach of ours. And how it does clear the oo?- * rebe from one's mind, refurbishing be thinking apparatus in a marvelous ray. And that old liver, that has failed J o work Muiafactorily so long, what a ; hump" it wili get oa itaelf if treated i 0 a gallon of buttermilk every day for j 1 week or more. That lame back, too, pts pretty supple on buttermilk diet. Kidneys? Why, buttermilk Is naure's very own remedy for tboae orpns whether only sluggish or actually mpalred. Pain in small of your back, 1 b? Diabetia ? yes, even Bright/a j lisaase of tbe kidneys; it greatly improves tbese conditions. Did you say , too freqrsnt" or not often enough ? ust tbe same?buttermilk, only pleny of it. For rbeumalism? why, it is tbe Tandest medicine you ever heaL'd of, . rbetber tho trouble is acute or thronio. And the remarkable thing about ( uttermilk in that it ia just as good rheiher fresh out of the churn, nour rom tbe pan, cold from the oellar or I iot off thn hiova! Yaa. Mir : it in fine. ay way you can get it. If you have bad cold just try a quart?a quart of t, mind you; no little teacup of it ben another hot quart, and soon unit your cold is gone. Won't take long nd you won't have to "wear off" the be remedy when you are well. Law-see, bow I u??d to drink it < rhen burning with fever from "chills" ears ago! And what a lots of good t did me?when I was much younger ban now. How it all oomes to me tow. I was a "soger boy" then, one f Uncle Samuel's chosen. I just ouldn'tgo another step on that march eyond that cabin on the "wire road." >idn't care if every Johnny was after ne! Just lay down on thst porch and i9arly shook my bones out of me. 'hen came the rasing fever. Well, bat dear old Confederate mother Just might me a whole bucket of butterailk, Jand sat right by me and gave ae all I wanted. I have blessed ihat lear old heart for her practical kindie*n hundreds of times! That set me o thinking on the subject, and in my Drtv Years of Drettv active Dractice uttermiik has been a greater sbeetuchor in the cure of diseases than you elieve. r How do I explain it? I don't?and < almost bear the editor of the F. F. r.f say "Time's up." But 1 will, if ou ask him. | J. K. Olcan'* Lncala. If you vutrnm "atlefcy" floor, boy from ua otber fallow. If ?ou want good baking oar, then boy from OleoD. (Jlenn la Dearly out of tbat good 10c coffee, 1 ui baa 1,600 lbs. on tbe way from New York. ' Wbenyouboy apalrofahoaa from Oleno, Dd be tellayoo tbay are good, (be baa aome 1 Oeap aboea lb at be will not tall you are good) I Qd tbay prove to tbe contrary, be will give /tit aaliafaMlInn Ma wtlli Ann* anH nl har V lerobaadlaa. 11 Ibe. of good aoda 25c. at Clenn'a Think I aodabelug leu than floor. j, What for breakrital? Pbono Glenn. 116. What for dinner T Pbone Glenn, 116. g Wbat for teat Pbone Glenn, 116. ^ i % For nloe stationery don't forget Mlltord'a fa rug (lore. Freab "Monkey Candy "4 Velvet Molaenee Body Jut In. Hpaed Drag Ou. |a CROSSES OF HOHOB. | f Be Aw?r?lMl ( Sarvlven ef Ibe liaei Cum, j The dUtrt tattoo of eroaeee of boo or Cor! t top Ham U?inm and Oup I^Uiioi vUI [ ? I* PEJUS* H UO* W Ml ai DU! pui I a shmbi a tbe lttb lneUnL. Tboee for Camp Oaoee f Ion trill m dnllTmd In tbe Ooart Hoom at I b? dido boar. Rill of Confederate vetemna wbo applied Of arn?fa, Drormber 16th, 1001 from Camp ; Jam McUowan. No. 818: i Anker, W. B., Co. D, Hampton Legion, 8. t J. V. j, Algary, W.C., Co. F, Hoi com be Legion, 8. a Hooker. E. H? Co. K, 43d Regiment. Va, Vol. f Dunn, W. R., Co. X, Mi Rifle Regiment, ?. g ^ Hodgea, J. c., Co. F, M Rlfla Regiment. 8. * Roll of Con federate vetarane wbo applied 'or croeaee. December lfitb, 1902, from Camp ? teceaalon, No. 416: g Andrew*. D. F., Co. Q, 14th ReslmentJB.C V. ] Bowie, F. K., Co. F, Holcombe Legion, 8. ( Bradley, John K., Co. A, M Rifle Regiment, i C. V. g Brown lee. Jobn E.,Oo. 1,14th Regiment, 8. j Calboon, E. B., Co. B, Loom Battery, 8. c. ^Calvert, A. F., Co. P, 1st Regiment, 8. C. Militia. Oropbell, J. U? Co. I, 14th Regiment. 8. C. V. Clamp, J. B., Co. O. Orr'a Rifle Regiment, 8. C. V. Caddy, If. W? Co. A. Irt Regiment, Le. Vol. Kvao?, John, Ca A, l?t Regiment Cavalry, 8. Evan*, Hamnel, Co. B, 4th BaUalloo, 8. C. Reeervee. Gordon, Samuel T., Co. O, Orr'a Rifle Regl ment, 8. C. V. ^Gutllebeeu, J. C., Co. H, Tib Regiment,8. Haddnn, l.aiber T., Co. G, 1st Regimen tCavklrr, a C. V. ^ Hannah, D. B., Co. F, Holoombe Legion, 8. Hanvey, Geo, A., Co. G, liib Regiment, H. Klrbj, J. M~Co A .08ib Regiment, V. C. V. Lengley, J. H.. Co. G, 14tb Regiment, 8. C V. Jfundy, W. R.. Co. G. Orr'a Rifle Regiment. *. V. V. Nanoe, T. W. Co. C, James Battalion, | 3. C. V. j Speer, Geo. W.,Co. D, Ut Regiment. 8.C. V. 1 TrulU, LewU 8.. Co. H, 1Mb Regiment,*. 0. V. < Roll or Coofederala trtmo* vbo applied (or cro?e?, Ummbar 1Mb. 1901, from Cbmp Lytbgoa, No. 1066: Alevlne, Geo. WM Co. 1,1Mb Regiment, 8.' c. v. Armstrong, R. H., Co. C. 17lb Regiment, ratio. V. Anhlejr. J. Newtoo, Co. B, Willi ami Battalloo, Baaorvao. Aabley, Jno, Tbomaa, Co, X, XKb Regiment, H.C. V. Aehlejr, W. A* Co. G, lit Rifle Regiment, 8. Benton, T. J? Co. G, Ul Rifle Kwlmtnt, 8 C. V. Bnvan. J. Waaler. Oo. G. l*tn Reclment. & u.v. Brnoyoc, David B., Co. P, 2Tlb Regiment, B. Or Vila, J. Newton, Co. K. lat Rlflo RegtmfD(, 8. C. V. i Crawford, R. Woeley, Co. I, 1Mb Regiment, a.c.v. Bo was, J. Tboa., Co. B, Will lama Battery, Plaber, Bteven M., Co. 1,19U? Regiment, & a v. Bin too, J. R., Co. K. let Rifle Regiment, 8. Madams, Wm. R.,8r., Co. 1,1Mb Regiment 9.C.V. . MoAdama. Wm. SL. Jr. Co. 0.19tb Regiment. 8. C. V. ^ WeLaln, J. OIlTrr, Co. P, 1Mb Regiment, 8. McLaln, Jobn T? Co. H, 2tod Regiment, 8. C. V. MnWborter, J. R., Co. B, Ttb Regiment, 8 C. V. | UaWhnrUr W A. tin. R. Wllllame Rat- * till nil ITliwiW ' ' 1 Pmtt. Botou M, Co. B. Williams Battel loo. Bwina, I 8baw,H*fnael 8 , Oo. G, 6tb Kaglment Cat- t Mry. 8. C. V, ' ^Rofcerteoo, Joo. A., Ca I, 1st Regiment, 8. I Ware, Won. A.. Oo. B. 17th Reg Intent, 8X3.V. ' Wlleoo, II. Edwin, Co. C, 6th R?iltnent,8. C. V. 1 STATEMENT ! Showing oondltloo of ' Fanners' Bank! Of Abbevlll*. 8. C., at eloee of baalneaa Slat Dfcember. 1900. I RE80UBC1CB. I Loans and dleoooots....~~.........~__iMt,7&l 78 Pnrnltaraand flzinreau? MS Ob | Overdrafts ....... 1.0W 8s i Doe from ouisr banks 29.817 OT I 0Mb and cheeks 14,ifiS M ' $Utt.fl87~? . LIABILITIES. / fl Capital stock 4 7fl,000 00 fl Surplus load ... 6JUM OU I Undivided prod la ? .... 1.090 18 Dlvldenda unpaid W 00 Dividend* No. , 4 par cent tjOOO 00 Dim otber Banks ? 4,1? 75 Deposit*. 106.M6 79 1116,587 f9 tooth Carolina, I Abbeville Goonly. f I. Jullua H. DuPre, Cashier of above named bank, do solemnly swear that tbe above statement Is true to tbe beet of my knowledge and toilet. Julloa II. DuPre. Cashier. Nnbaorlbed and sworn to before me lb Is 6 lb lannary, 1901. BeoJ.8. Barnwell, K. P A. C. 8. C. Correct?Attest: Wra. H. Parker, I J. R. Blake, J r., > Dl rectors. P. K. llarrlson, I JJMJLENN. Cash, Cold Hard Cash, is a Great Hammerer of Prices. J. B. Glenn nsed tbls baminer with (real foroe In buying Sprl.ni; Block of Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Notions and Dry Ooods. Farm Tools, Plow 8toeks, Hsmee, <j Traces, Back Bands, Cellars, Pads, | Hbovels, Hoes. Forks, Kakes. Matlock-, t Picks, Axes, Handles, Tin, Pans, Palls, Horseshoes, Nails, Leather, HalfMole", g Brads, ie. g J. K. Olenn put in bard licks In De- a re ruber (when prices wero lower) on p contract*, with two of tbe best mill*, a for two ear loads of Good Floor, (not f Ibe sticky klod) for January shipment ?one car on tbe road, tbe otber In a E few days. ? Big shipment of Molasses, C. O, F. I A., P. H., 8. P., O. K. and Georgia Ctuie to stock. f Corn, Bran, <>al*. Ac., coming as fast t as railroads can brine them. I rry the Cash Hammer on c GLENN.: j Tale'i Locals. * It will aurprlae you to aee tbe uodemhlrl bat Tate la nelling (or iicia. It will keep you varm no mailer tiow cold ibe weather la. A kooU Jean* pant can be found at Tate'a or :<Kcta. or If jrou want a belter one, you can elli/ora little mora moaoy. n Wb*n you want a good ahoe for tlAO yoif * till UnH tLtttTatAy 111 Tate Mil* 23 lbs of rice for 11.00. When yoo want the beat whlteclotb for tbe ~ mi money go to II. M, Tele Jr Co. When you wtnit good bai for 50o and a oodftUll of clothe* for R30, go lo Tate'a. tx 'ou can gel an overcoat at your own prloe. When yoo want good aeed oau real cheap fC re can aupply yoo. Glee oa a call, or ring 1?. All ordera will ?i e promptly filled. Tlaaue paper for making hale. In any abade m t Tfee.Hpeed Drag Oa , * I * VTUbBNTS* DUELS. HP As toaaa P?iw?ity Km AM MMIortlH right. , My frlaod had vanished Into the Areas* Dg room, and at first gk>noo I entirely kited to recognize him in the podded ;. Master that now staggered clumsily into j1 be room, supported on each aide by his I seond and sword bearer, lb* thick armor ( t leather and wadding with which he waa ?lateral entirely protected bis body and , lobs. Bis nook waa rigidly inoaaed in a ligb, thick oollar of silk and whipcord, I nd his ejea wan protected by iron gog- I [lea as large aa small teaeupa, from which , i strap paaaed roond the ears to be baokled t the back of tba head. His aecond waa omewbat similarly equipped, and jn ad- 1 tition wore a leather cap with a strong i ron peak. The other principal presently ! nterod the room and took up bis position ; * one sword's length from Zimmerman. ( la waa eloeely followed by tba ompint or mpartaliacbar. Tbia personage waa a , hronlc medical atodent of ten yean' mnamg?a uiamm W (IUUI muiiuiyi rlth a fit, amorphous faofl in which fea- 1 ures seemed a Huperfluity. He was duly < [uallfied tor his responsible position by i in unlimited capacity for beer sod tbe : [lorious feel that bs bad never passed an j semination. Enthroned on an armchair , > little In front of tbe otber spectators, be Itrlded his time pretty equally botween a rage mug of Muncbencr and a long pipe <i wbloh tbe painted china bowl rested on 1 ha ground. Ha now proclaimed "Sileniuml" and proceeded to announce tbe I losL It was to last for 20 minutes, ex- j fading sU pa case, and as usual to oo&sist , t short bouts or "gangs," with brief in- ( rrals of rest between each. Tbe swords ( -long, nasty looking blades, sharp as ra tors and flexible as riding switches?were artfully wiped with disinfecting lotion ad handed to the combatants. Tbe seo- I rods took up their position behind and to 1 be left of tbeir respective men, end gave : he word of command in tbe following tra mjft?i form: "Aof die ftiasor blndd die Kllageal" . Cvom blades lot the duel I) . < "Gebaoden Bind!" (Croaaed they axel) "Losl" (Go1) The swords clash together la (be pretmlnaiy stroke. Then ensass a brief hallaorta of blows eo rapid that the eye refuses O follow them aad retolaa only a confused mprcsston of flashing steel and flying parks. The bead of each combatant ssems a be enveloped la a halo of gleamlag Mints. II Is Impossible to realise that sob of theso ilghtalng strokes Is dell bariteiy and scientifically aimed and as de- I Iberately aad sulsatlfloally parried.?Pall i Hall Magazine. MAMMA'S DEAR CHERUB, |? Paaetted a Spanktag aad Got aliaagar la TraaMe. People Deter get encouragement for (long the good Samaritan act In tbe Interists of the public, as the man decided who iffsred to aaeiat a dlatraoted woman and maellorate tbe stiff erlnga of a lot of people n a suburban oar. Tbe boy who bowla waa In arldenoe, tbe mrled darting of bla only own mother and he tersov of everybody else, and be bad tspt tbe oar in a state at wild excitement tad exhausted tbe patience of ovary body, Deluding bla doting parent. "Ob, if your father were only beiel" aba Md aaid for tbe fiftieth time ae she tried ralnty to reatiein tbe bowling terror. t that be stopped bowling long enough B beat tbe air with his small shins, and the woman on tbe other side of him renarked audibly that a oage was tbe proper plaoe for savages like bim. Johnny, dear," asked hie mother, 'won't yon be a good boy?" Boers and kicks from Master Johnny. "Ob, I wish yoar father were hers to the you a good trouncing this very min? it-i ?4*k HOI BOV WOUW U BUV iuu||i?y ?*?wi him. Then II wu (hat the philanthropist of fee company assorted himself. Be had ?en trying in Tain to read hit morning M>cr etar since he started from home. "Allow me, madam," he said blandly, 'lama father myaolf, and 1 will be happy o cbastfte your oberob In behalf of his abut parent" "Ob, no, yon won't; not If I know It!" aid Johnny's mother, rising In her wrath ike a tigress. "There ain't that man llv* ng dare lay a linger on that boy?bis own kther or any other ngly old oatamount vbo tbinka be knows II alii" And she hot off debate by going Into (be next car tnd taking tbe sweet infant with her.? Ibloago Timee-Beraid. TKa Origin of Mr. *4 Mis. In earlier tlmee tbe ordinary man waa Imply William or John?that la to aay, be lad only a Christian name without as? Elnd of "handle" before II or snrname iter It, aaya tbe Philadelphia Record. Some meana of dlatlngnisblng one John r William from another John or William woame neceaaary. Nicknames derived torn a man's trade or bis dwelling placs ir from some personal pecollarlty were aoked on to bis Christian name, and plain fohn beoame Jobs Smith. Ai yet than rare no "oMen" In the land. Soma John Smith accumulated mora vaalth than tha bulk of bla fallow*?be* ansa perbape a landed proprietor or an snnloyer of hired labor. Then be bagan o be called in tha Norman-French of tbe lay tha "maiacre" of thia plaoa or that, if tbeao workman or of those. In time tha "maiatre," or "malater," a It aoon beoame, got tack ad on before ila name, and bo beoame Malatar Smith Ad bla wife waa Malatraaa Smith. Gradually tbe eenee of poaaeaalon waa oet eight of, and tha title waa oonferred { ipon any kind?by mere poaaaadoa of raaltb or holding some poaition of mora r lace consideration and Importance. Xlw Vw Karvotaa People. party of Cambridge profeaaora on one ( ocaalon undertook, far a aclentlflo object, o penetrate Into the depths of a Corniab nine. 1 One of the number relatea tbe following 1 tartllng incident of bla vlatt: On bla aoent in the ordinary manner, by maana i t a bucket and with a miner for a fellow eeecngcr, be pcroeivca, ae no uougui, uualst&kable aymptoma of tb? frailty of tbo ( ope. "How often do you change your ropes, ay good manf" be Inquired wben ebont alf way from the bottom of the awful by as. I "We change tbem every three month*, ir," replied the man In the bucket, "and \ re aball change thla one tomorrow If we up aafe today, air."?Pearaon'e Weekly. The greatest potato eaten are tbe people j t Germany and Belgium. The oonaumpIod of thla vegetable averages 100 poonda w annum for each peraon. I Aeoordlng to the offlolal reports of tbe ( apaneee government the laland ampin antalna 02.680 teachers. Hercnlese Jersey. PHIH FULL BLOODED JERSEY BULL I L In now tn the Stable or Ixit of Alfred Elnod, wbere be will remain IndeflnHelv. It. K. TOLBEKT. ' New millinery every week at Hadrton'H | Wheeler A Wlinon aewlna machine* are tbe Mt. all guaraoted. W. D. Barkadale. , A freab lot of candy evejy week at Mil- i >rd'a un tn dale rtrno ilnra Old mountain Hack Wheat Ju*' arrived. We r ao bave tbo self raUlcir bark wheat. . * L.T. A T. M. Miller. Winter Roods. All rradea of winter goods ' 17 now be found at Haddon'a * . ! ' _ . BAO ftOADS TO BIAME. . ITkytk* Fimm Hiifc 1 Bulnw Unprofitable. A higblr important fe*tw? of the highways question is the effect good ot bad roads have upon the lojal markets ind their sources of eopyv. says the New York Tribune. In all (it cities and large towns of the state ityre is a demand for farm products %d for the bulkier and heavier producU,luoh as hay and straw and grain. In many cases the eurrouiling ooosby is quite capable of suplying that demand; in all oases it ibrtd do ao at tar as poadble; in most cases t does not Instead, supplies are brough in by jai] or canal frxn far away, pehaps from . ouwr raiieif wuiio m w mutm within a few miles of tbe narfcet thus applied, see fume that nie.feen abandoned as not worth wcking sad other* wboee owners are in ?rqnio die> content end despair at tbe auarent impossibility of getting profltble prices for their exopsi The big feme of tbe west, thej say, monopolise tb market* and so farming here no longr pays. now, one prune nun n m uvuvw lies in the bad road*, whiid^keep tbe producer and tbe oansumenapart by 1 making il difficult, if not ^possible, Cor tbe farmers to get their |bduoe ti market Tbe farmer 1,000 tilee sway oan get bis erops to market by rail or oanal more easily and more chaplj than the farmer only ten miles aw* okn haul bis in orer roads that are so biilly and rough and miry that half i ton is a heavy load for a horse to drat at aslow footpace. It is not that farms in the ?st are no longer productive, nor that in eastern Market no longer offers fair prices. It is that the roads between tbe farms and the markets are so bad as to make shipment unprofitable. Good roads tbroogb> Dot the fanning regions adjacent to the cities and towns would do man than snything else to restore prosperity to the farmers; enabling them to get thai* Boods to the best possi bis maaket easily, promptly and cheaply. Good roads would mean good terns, good lasikeH Rood prices and good times ipr all ooo ?. 1 MONTANA HIGHVklVfffc !! > Law nmMt V?r flLlliilw The highways of Montana, by a bill paaeed by 2be stale legisla me, an placed in the charge of tbe cc only anteyor, aod tbe old office of n ad super* visor, usually held by an inea perieooed man, ia abolished. Tbe act i efines tbe powers and duties of county surra/ore and provides for their oomfwnsattau. By this Ml each of these officers la required to keep tbe highways in his oounty clear of obstruction sup in good repair and maintain bridges, j^maka road* and bridge* to report to Be county commissioners on all work oflbpleted, end if the work ie done acAding to the plea* epedflcatione and Ron tract he it to draw hie Tooobece for se eezae before payment ie made. i The county rorreyor ie ehainp*n at all boerde of viewers of road* kxp* the recorde of roed surreye and ie the general superintendent of all roada. Be mey employ labor, teem* etc., end bee power to contract for ell work not exDeeding f 200 in coet For larger emoants the epproral of a majority of the board of oounty commissioners ie required. The salary received variee with t5>e class of ooonty, from $700 to $3,wd0 per year. Viewers end all eaeiatanta of the ooonty eorvejar mey so* reeeive more then |8 pee day. ROAD8 THAT ARE WEEDED. Baaxf Wattmoal Utf Is Del Thmy Bs T irrsl. V?l TTstln?I Henry Wattereon tekee ieeae with e J good roade advocate who inaiete thai i the general government eboald hare j obarge of road making?tit at tberr herald be national highways trail* uk maintained at public expense. The good roads that axe needed, mjt the Chicago Times-Herald, tnoee tbrt axe most needed, in the language d Colonel Wattexson, are those bat "led from the farm to the railroad, the mil, the factory, the school, the ohoxoh,ths . terry and the market" This apt remark of Colonel Wtth? ( is a condensation, a aimplifioatioB aa | abeolotely plain presentation of wht if , most wanted in the matter of yood roads. Carry oat that idea, andrhat I will be wanting? It will meet tb re- I quircmenta of the farmer; it wUJmts I the farming element hnndredi d mil- j liona of dollars every year; itwilmeet J the expectations of the pleasnxe asker; It will add to the value of every tot at | lacd in the country; it will bo ofralas ? x> every merchant and every proftaion* t al man; it will be a aonrce of ptasort f ma proai mi ?u uimw, u ? ? nitiea. Muddy Bead. One day this week, as a UaaWf waa lowly working bis way tbrogb tba quagmire commonly known aai ooonty road between the Cummigs bill and Fossil, be espied a katin one of tbe rata in front of bead gear appeared to be is t* pod * condition be dismounted to p&Unix As be raised tbe bat be was. i'Ttifcru! to bear a voice coming fncote it exclaim: "Hold on! That's i? katl" As soon as be bad gathered hs (math and wits tbe teamster asked. 'IVHtl are /on doing down there?" WUdKQSgb* forth tbe reply: "I'm in big to b< where I am. There's a horse ttdnaatl me. "?Fossil (Or.) Journal c ; i t Worth Binitm I The community with tbebes roe da Is twj likely to be the beat OMottttltj. J A narrow tire will dig r ftt, tat a | good broad tire will roll it tmt t The doptb of a road it met to bs * dreaded than its length. J The state of the road tels tb siaa JL the load. ' e 1 * * i Anylli*iik In 111* drug llnf -*n L n?| at Mlifortlx iJruc utore, 1'tiooe 1(17 Call on I. T A T M. Mills- for our cu etilH, n?i?ln? and cltruo. I l*jmi pnir ladle* hoee and mm'* the 10c ' (ln>i. .I"?t r?<*l*"d and going alio ? pair rtilto iIn-v Inat. W. 1). llnrkwlalo. ? Kor lUlatno'a health out meal* pancake " lour. break teal food, harlj food, go j L. T. A \ M. Stiller. , Make our atnre your headqoarter*hen yon I nine to the Kmr. A hearty %?elcu.e await* I ou. C. A. Mllford, The DruggUt. * Toilet net*, manicure *eia. vaM, leather mmmIh. and Hoe cologne, at Mllfal'a Drug store! a I W^gipeet to make the *ft| fiar a reprd year in f^$NJj?inosa. i)uring the 'j pM^ijar we h*d the beet fMaJtl J 1? zuiMMhy ltasl \ g_iLi. DISTBI0T8. 2JJ? "S"^BPd fl0<lrtSr EjjjgS No. I a aqosre tnjia* PWUHft o is Kiotnniw ; iMHlNa la.: ^qssra altoa (Mh Wo. 7.. iMUsqnaraallw ?BiVo. t itlCtqCnaUM JHnbtNo. I- JlS cqoaraalla jjwyl No. 10 24 04 MflHI BltM lA-J?n. ? VflOaqaara alia | ! Na II ?JS >qun nlla ! WCi Na U. 9?5 sqasra alia < DUUiet No. 1& l&tt square all?s I l)t? trlct Na M? M ?qa*re miles I District No. 17 ?II17aqua** mile* I District No. M 12 square tnlias 1 . District No 19 ...!2.CS square miles I District No. 30? It.W aqaara alia ,1 District No. 2) iftftaqwroalla I District Na I? XZA iqaan miia I District No. 33? C Mjoare miles I District No. 24 Mttaqaaa nils I District No.???loaieqrare alba District Na % Uto|*qoan alia* OMatrtot No. I7_. WJ aqoare alia ? i jianctNo. * 9 square bIIk wjrWga?.???lS-SSsqeom alias **ytct Na Ml 9J aqaara alia *?- ? " , aqaata allaa SS5S5S5-=iu.3S3SiS asass ssssfssfcz-^sssas M B2SS5?2r-',&3Kt:!S fc* District No. su 8,27 sqoara fella vH District No. 9 iQum nila mt Dial riot No. 41 a w oqoafc nllM &r. District No. ** ' sqsTrs KJ{JJ |T DUlrlol 5f? ? ! m nil. 22$ ~i faila JPJ5 I District Na M 9 sqasNrnliai | Dlstrloi No. 47 9 aquare 3ll*a/* 1 Dlairlflt No. # J, ?'sqoara aula DULri^t Si 2- n07 "l "* IWOWIIJF Jtwtrlct Na Co annua aiM can?u* gas"??-?iwWSJHC lJZ'.PJ "**0-*.*. ? and old 41 iua* ?& J*""***. W?t 'gSiSSrl' ?ldTO RENT. Kr arsOfyartaalirOffwal tor lMlaa-1 la Whs Ara W1IU?* f I . v Work ikla wisur. A ^two-rooo hoasa tad a ntia hoia flana* I Tboar wlllina to open part of tba land will I M be allowad to aall tba wood from tba aroood^l flj wbleb tbeyopea. There ara rare oppcrtcaltIta for nn> who are able and willing to vurk JKm ibla winter. Tba lead Ua> from two aad a* balf to three mil** from tba city. Ho Mtaanflv* fnroUbrd to anybody. Beaten moat toratab tbatr own clock. Apply to tba Piaaa ?-* MH1 Banner. it TOBACCO CULTURE. Ill tar Corraapendeat HuhmU ligwri>?# paeMlM Wblcb Xlf hi Prat-'. X llabla. / Editor PreM and Banner: A few nights ago I beard a convei*a4#gft lion relative to tne uroatb of tobacco* in tbla H'.ate, aoggeating thoughtW.\.:.v;,,: vhlch I think worafmaking public. pjpJp The con venation waa between twtfcft-ffi ivaveUng men, suggested by one aakingR^ he other how waa his trade. The refcaft-g ilv was that bis trade wee fine in tb?&I Bantern part of the State?In the towg:, ? wooo section. He raid thai where fl Mtcco wvi grown auueessfally In thdwrafl State there waa no such thing a* atritA~#M reucy in the money market. He alafljKjH luted, and I have beard experts nay, 'TlW hat tobacco could be ?uccea?fuiinp frown in this section. That elimatBfo''fffl onditiont* are favorable, and in manBcfrfy > I aces the soil well adapted to tlfl f? growth of tobacco. If this ia true whjKtjuL lan we not undertake the culture obsccoona limited scale? It linflS lu uncommon tbiug tn Florence, Dal^rai& lugton and Sumter for a man to clear ram housands of dollars on leas lac' than t roan can work in ootton Willi one J torae. Fresh sandy landa are beat adapted to the growth of tobacco, but < ioy saudy land with clay subtfoil, well ? ertilized, will produce good tobaooo. m i wouia savise experimenting on ? jb I mi ted scale at first, bat I think that j{W he experiment should be made by our J| >eople where they have land adapted jjM o tobacco culture. I am Informed that an acre of land irlll produce 1.000 pounds of tobaooo, ? md that at 10c. which Is a low price, a worth $100, or more than the value >f three bales of cotton, if this la true he only point for ua to determine Is: t&A] s our laud adapted to Its culture. One other difficulty, however, Is that be culture will have to be general be* ore we can e?tabli*h a local market for < t. If our people will experiment gen- t rally we onuld secure an expert to j Mt the couuty next fall aud pan 23 i udgnient on tbe grade ol our tobiiooo. L > < I hoixMbexe ?UKKe?tions will %jt\ odgmeut with guuie of our good farm- mm ;n? aod that they will necure ??tl from ;flAT* Darlington or some other tobaooo BH ounty and have tobacco for the mar- H let next fall. We are displaying hendeomt lias Ot ? ihem before SMI 'ft -^1 my. ?""* ? sixwd Drag Ocl Houan fumlnhlotc* at TrmpWoo'i. .. "JH tuvcD, erackirj, Kla>? ware, Ublt cloUbM? . ewlug DiacbiDM. Look beloreyoo bay. \yag*I Our handvomo Mae of wedding and CblMS ^Bj Ml preeeolaaare all op?ued op. The flOlM >lri*ra are belug rapidly aold. Make foatm- ' '-< ?-ci inn* t-arly or you raay not get wbatyou 9 knot. TlieMpcrd DiUfl'a 3 For force go to L T. A T. M. Mliter. 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