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' APPLICATION FOR BAIL. Mwlrlaff ml PtUltoa ( J. H. Ttllaaaa for cfwO- 1 Newberry, Feb. l-.-On m motion made by HoUotlor Tbormond. on tbe put of the proMfQtloD, tbe bearing on tbe application tor ball of Jamea H. Tillman. ebarrnd with mardtr. VM poatpooed uclll Tbordaj next, wben It will be be Id la tbe aaprotne court room In viaahu Th? motloo was Boat a load on tbe groood Uuil ooonael tor dlefenae bad not Mb ltl?d to HUU1 cooneel the iffldatlt* preeeated today, and 8uu'? conawl iberonn bad bad do opportnnlly tor reply. Following are tb? affidavit* Id eabatnne*, aa tbay war*anbmitied today. Mr. Naiaon lor tba defence also preeented lb* teatiaaoay taken at tba inqaeat ovar tba body of N. G. Gooxalee. HOLTSKKBACH'8 AfTIDAVIT. Bator* m* p*noaally appaarad Rlebard HoHaacbaeb, wbo being duly a worn, aaye: **I eaia to lb* city of Colombia on tbe ?b day of Jannary, MB, tor tbe pnrpoee o( trying to get a poaltlonaa doorkeeper lor tbe booae of rwpreeentatleee bat waa enable to gel tbe appointment and returned to my borne tbe lTUi day of Janaary, and vblle 1 waa in tba tttaie boose a day cr two before tbe nnfortaoate oecarneaee. I waa talking to CapL J. A. White, vbo waa lb* k*ep*r of ooe of tbe coaaalttM rooma. While be waa there N. G. Gooaal** mm In and aaked Wbltr where bia 'beef waa, aad ObpL White repller 1 have noboea.' Mr. Goaaaleeaaid be ma^at UwL Gov. llCnaan. He anld, *1 aoppoM be la neglecting bl* datv. aa be always la.' At U>? Una* Gov. Sbappnrd waa presiding. N. O. Gonaalee aald toCkpt. White be waa referring to Ltoat. Sow. TUInaaa; that bo made bla bow lb* wblt* taatb*r on aeveral oeeaalona and woold aaak* h?m abow It again. Shortly altar warda Mr. OooMlaa weot off. I doo't reeoileet vbetber b* tarn*d and weat to tbe neat* ebaaaMr. Hoon after aaw Got. Till an la company with Senators Talblrd aad Brown walking an Main airMt. Senator Brown wm on tb* bald*. H* dropped back to apeak to* lady and left Deal. Gov. Tillaan wltb Senator Talblrd. Senator Talblrd W?e on tb* ootald*. Deponent noticed Mr. Gowaatae eoaaloc down lb*atreet walking la tb* direction of tb* State booae. He bad oo an oeareoal and eaab bond In tbe pocket aad bb thumb reaUagoo the top of pocket. Aa MplMvQov^lllnaa, be eat a*nm tbe Be tfwen poafcai I upmM from wbat I kMM Ma aj la Um mate boaaa that b? ldleaded toebootGov. Tillman. A boot tbat Uaea I beard Gov. Tillman tar, 'Mr. Uoaniaa I naltwl roar aawn,' aad lh*a laaall Mjr I beard a report of a pIstoL I didn't aee wbare Go*. Tillman got bto platol from, ae 1 vm watabiog Mr. QoouIil expeauag to at bin eaoot Sot. TUbaaa. do*. Tillman, ana ba fliad taroad aad walked off Into Mala atraat. Shortly after beaboUgaoator Talblrd M, Tbto BMl Moa,' aad eevaral panoa* waat to Mr eoaaatea!" t. a. warm's ArriDAvrr. Aa ?iw> waa raad from J. A. While, kaasw of oao af tba aoaaltba roome, la wbtob Wblta aaM tbat vaaaUad tba araau aatloaad Is Hottaaafeaab'e aOdurtt aad eabalaaitollaa tt la a*ar partlaalar. uaapi ttataatbaowlagW^Q.^Qoaaatoe. be did ao< TOUUll AT710ATIT. "Patera aa peraaaally appeared Jaa. H. TUlaeaa wbo belag daly awoni aaya: Tbal tba Maaaat berate aaada ao Mr aa ba to laMraaad aad ballrraa. it to proper to Babe at tbto tuaa. to aa Mlawa: Tbat tor mora tbaaajaaraadpoaalbljr longer, N. O. Oooaatoa baa attltbad depooeot, porealog blm aaratoallagly wttb aaallae aad vaaoaa wbleb <m?I wilf W? DTW MOUM IB IBC biitery oftbta late, chargingbun with Mdi Bar. Maokfuard. rapx, <mp^w and villain and aaab otbar apttbata. ImyMtoi IVawtfeM baao distorted tad dlaeoJored kr hate and vaaoaa of Qoosaiaa. Thai taoogb InaoNBt bo waa aallad npoa to an* duo thaaa. lawinli aa dapooant was a poMte oflMr. That ba bora all this witb pattoaaoaltboofh hla private Ufa, harotofero aooaidorod amd waalavadad, dlsooaaad and bald ap to poblla darlalocY Thai daposaoi bad btaa Ibtorasad tbat daring tba campaign tbaro wao a raaaor that Qowtla bad aatd it TUfaa bad ab tba?a tbln? la Colon*. Mathathoaaldalaawbara tnara woo id boa mmmI anaoantar la whlab ono would dir. Dapoaoot waa rapaatadljr arced and waraad totoofe oottorbtaaaMMjr white la Columbia. brnrtovpirtM. Dapooont waa lalbnaod tbat Oouaw mn to tbo State bom and iBiilrM fdr dapooant and tttil tbat ba bad teada dspoaaotabow tbo whKo laatbar on aovotni ooaastooo aad Intoodod to taaba bint da It agala. Tbat dapoooat wily ballavaa tbat V. O. Ooaaalaa at tbat Uaa waa armad. Dapoaaat war Mill anxlooa to avoid an altaroawaatf it aoald bo dooo honorably. Iooa aahaadapooaat waa a boat to roura from Uk oflea bo waa ramovlng bla paraooal baloogtafa mm tba State boooa to blaroooi in tbo hotel had among otbar tblnga It baaamt aoaawary to wboti two Plato U- ooo tba proparty of dapoaaat, tba otbar loft in tbo room If aoaaa oao not bnown, bat pnonaatly aoawMaad. WbMa cdrrylng tbaaa waapooi w ? atiau flum Mala aha nk. MfWi I. tt. OoomIm oobIoc directly lo?raklaL|lait?|tt depoooat. ood with ble iMil to Ml OWWBII pockets. Buddeolj bo poobod bio boad Into bio poofcotoo the right (M* Ml lantfd toward* depooeoL Aid OobmIh vh aft lb* (!? storing etrogbt oi dopoaoaL Hollering ble Hie In donger, dePOMM borMUjr mm, -I got roar bmni*," ud Aral. D*poo*ol telimd Umo tod bo 110*00 BOW ibot Ooosolee ra uaid ood ialmMtoklll ktn. Tbot bo woo dediow ofdootdlogodUBoalty wltb Mr. Qoonloa If b*mM. Vb<o OodxaIm eat oeron vm Ibr tloi lipoiwf w btm tbroot bio band to bio poekoc. Tbot depoaeot when bo Ion ibo 8toto boaoo dldnt koov bo woo going to omot Ooeooioo :oo tbo otoooi. Deponent boItovoo OoaooMo woo akoM to dn* o pMol opon bin ood therefore bo flrod opoa bin. Depooeat trod to opto hi?elf. believing bte DoVoro 'ood T. H, Rnloetord. ototnbon of tbo boooo firooB Edgefield ?oao(>, odo ofldovlt tbot they knew copc J. X Wbtto loo bob of oolmpooeboblo oborootor sb aid ObMmU toldlar. Jodfo fojt aoatalaod tbo motloo tor a motttotooffloatbCaroUoo, Oomi of Kimt jim h. lutam-cfeng Aftor baartag raad tba taotimooy tokaa bo> lora tba toronar'i Jury, and U>? aflldavlti aobniuadoa ttaponofaotoadontla his appllcMn tor tall, and Um BUU*i attorney* Itamnn Mldac tor mUIUomI um in wbM iaiabatlt affldarfta la rtpljr to tta affldortto on Um port of tta Mudtal, It la ordOMdtbatttatertbWbaartacof thia notion ha poatposad oatll 10 o'clock a. a. of Thora dar.M mrwy, IMS. Tbo tacrine to ba bod la tbo aapraoM ooort mom to tbo ally of Colombia. At to fbrttar ordarad tbot tbo dafndoat'a Miaaoi aarro apon tbo aoooaal tor tta Btoto aa tbo tttb toi of tblo month, ooplM of tta aMdartto oa tta port of datoadaat. ood tbat tta Btolo'a aoanaal bo >aqairad to aorta opoo tDa aftoraooa of tta Mth day or tbla month, aoptaa of all aflMavito lo reply wblob tta MM will aM at tbo tacrine of tbla aotloa. A ad tbat ttadatoadaat atall bora tbo right toaM additManl afldarlta la reply tbarato . M tba tacit ar m OptMlk fW 1M tbo patttlooar bo ratalaad la tbo ooaM( M4r of ttaatavUfaf RMhland coonty. ~ Y.J.Popo, Chlaf JnaUoa. Hawtarrj, E O, l*b FUbraary, iwe. l b. a. " 4 | BabiM Ala? ImIo ? .?. Kr.aad Mia. W. B.Maadj ?poot la* VrtduatMlbf. A.Btataeaoa'a. Mlwmlda m and/and Altart Miliar mom hcoaa Tbaraday. tba;' bod apaat aovoral data wttb Mra.t. n. tflcklaa. mjm AaoM Ooobroa waa tbo gaaat of M1m joaoto Millar Friday. Mtoaao Maria ood Nino Botta ood Mtaa Willie damp apaat Hotorday with MlaaM "TBS^jumViM 6,^ *11. dm ud Mlaa Lola Holla bad a narrow aaaapa mm getting ban loot Tbaradajr. Tb?r *m nlDralnf from a nalgbbora and tba ??** did not tut to sua two aaafca of (Mao IIM bad baao left on tba aad of a email bridge. roaring aoaae trouble tbey got oat of toe baggy aad Mr*. Botta tbaa lad the male o*ar tbo bride*. Jnat aa tbey got OOgr IBo mala Jerked loooeaad ran for hair a mil* port of tba way through boom newly ctaarad land. Tba boggy waa almoot ruined, bat tba mala waa notburt fflllwl BSchardoon want lo ML Morlab ttointaj afternoon, There naaat ba mora at* traction down tbar* than Jnat to vlaltrel. Mia. A. B. Lomi lo eoArlng from rtooom*ltaa>. Mloa Margaret Adamaon who baa baan Ul atMra. I. A. KoUer'e lo able lo ba ap again, kn, I. A. Keller* baalth alao aaama to ba improving. Har rrwno* oop? m? win awu be 8nllr*ly wail. _ I la aorrr to au tbkl Bw. E W. Maaoo la Mill ttaL lit reported th*th?wM ibrerteoed wltb poaoiaoato, bat bte floob bop* ba lan't to erloa*. Hi bu tb? *ymwftsrssrsnsa * u.. mdi ?ra ao noddy ibat wa ?a hardly i?t to Mtctbofa booaa, moth laa? anjrwbara "GlMB, I woo 11 good eot ton bOTM ooiiara.a sr. hum and tnooi, a Dtxla Boy plow and Extra polnU. aome good rtael plow*, a DDI ?. MaaL S pr. xood ptovaboea, 1 pr. tboaa good vSguoo Woman Sboaa, *5 yds. Cbavlola iiflimm pr. p?m two bate" and tool try ft Too* of roar bl(b grade Qua do and a3d. I a?t( a Ana crop potatoaa from 3aSi Mr"a'aattt^oTMymoot^ Sa? i % Important Facts and Figures. Tbe Nubjoined statement*, tdiowing in a variety of forunt tbe rapid iucream? arisiug from iuterert (rout or usury being very nearly synonymous terms) obarged for tbe uae or accumulated wealth?wbicb we take from a lecture delivered in Asaodatiou Hall, Near York, by Wallace P. Groom, on *" ? nf ine "Lurrcnuj umioui wimu^.w . contain much "food for (bought" for all classes, old or young, man or wonan, employer or employeb; for interest affects the price or every commodity in the most vital manner! Many carleraly infer that the Increase of money at six per cent is just twice as rapid as at three per cent.; but in reality the increase is vastly more rapid than this. In one hundred years, at six per cent., the increase on any given sum is about eighteen times as much as at three per cent. If one dollar be invested and the Interest added to the principal annually, at the rales named, we shall have the following rwailt as the accumulation of one hundred years. ONE DOLLAR, ONE HUNDRED YEARS. At 1 per cent $2j At 2 per oeut 71 At percent 11J At 3 per cent 191 At 3J per cent 81$ At 4 per cent At H percent 81 j At 5 percent.. 131 \ At 6 per cent 340 At 7 percent 868 * ? 2.208 All o ps> At 9 percent 6,543 At 10 percent 13,809 At 12 percent 84,075 At 16 percent 1,174,405 At 18 percent. 15,146,007 At 24 per cent 2,651,799,404 There are probably few. however familiar with tbe subject or the rapid In* crease of capital put at interest, who would not be startled at tbe statement that tbe oost of tbe outfit of Christopher Columbus in his first voyage of discovery, put at interest at six per cent., would by this time amounted to more than the entire money value of this oontineut, together with the accumulations from the industry of all who have lived upon lL If any doubt ! this, let them reckon the amount, estimating the entire outfit to have ooet only the small amount of five thousand dollar*, and remembering that money doubles at six per cent., in a little less than twelve years-or accurately, In eleven years, ten months, and twenty-one days. Allowing it to double every twelve years, this five thousand dollars at interest at six per oent. since 1492, it will be found, would have amounted to $17,896,TOO,000,000; which, eetimating the population of tbe entire continent of America (North and Sooth) to be eighty-five millions, or seventeen million famlllee (averaging five members each), would give more than a million dollars as] the pueeeesion of every one of these. Tbe interest upon a million dollars at six per cent, is sixty thousand dollan. which would be tbe princely annual 1 ?? ? aavanlMll IUUUUJO UI CVUU Ut ?UVW millioD fiunl lea from the aocumulatlooa up to thla time upon so small a sum aa that named for the outfit of the dlaoorerer. In HUdreth's "History of the (Jolted State*," it is stated that Manhattan Island??(terward called New Amsterdam, now the city of New York?waa bought by the Dutch from the Indiana for sixty guilders, or twency-four dollars ($24), and this only about two hundred and fifty years ago. And yet, If the purehaaent oould have securely plaoed that $24 where it wonldhave added to the principal annually interest at the rate of 7 per cent., the accumulation would exoeed the present market value of all the real estate of the cltv and oounty of New York. Again, If a man at the age of twenty-flve should commence basinet* with a capital of one thousand dollars, and could by any possibility add thereto Interact at our legal rate of 7 per cent annually, the result would be (In round numbers) as follows: Age. Capital. 25 $ 1,000 85 2,000 46 4,000 55 8 000 65 16.009 76 82,000 85 64,000 Now, tbe grouth of national wealth only la about 8} per oent. per annum, notwithstanding the assertion of thoee who have placed it mneh higher, through oomparing the old valuations with the new (whieh have been greatly incrsaesd), Instead of taking as tbe baises of their calculation, aa they should have done, the actual number of horses, ca'tle, bogs, sheep, etc., etc., at the different periods. It is plain therefore, that the LTtat mistake tnoet men make is in attempting to use borrowed capital at an immensely high rent, ordinarily termed Intereet. while the growth of tbe national weal til remains at tbe present rate, tbe average nun who attempts to pay 7 per cent for all the capital be can get, should not expect to avoid ban kruptcy as tbe result. THE MONUMENT. Tbt SMibMn mt the OrafMltrMf Will Give IsMrttUsMMl far IN ssiSt *f Um> ImsbuI Frl4ojr B??slst, r?kntarr Mlh. Tbs Isdtss of lb* Abbeville County Chapter Dufhlm of tbs (bDMmqr contemplate giving an eotsrlalaisent lor tbs benefit or tbe Abbeville County monument on Thursday erenng, February 19tb, W03. Tbe work of thla Chapter Is too well known la this eommunlty to require an lntroduoUou. Tbe Isdlee In ebarge will be clad to aarve you to a good supper and a hearty laucb. They have been fortunate to aeeure tbe vaeant atorue or P. Romnberg * Co., formerly oooupied by MeDlll a Lyon oo Trinity Street. Come and the Daocbtera will (In you a hearty welcome. Novel attraction! on the Midway. ?lla Claea. Abbeville, 8. C? Jan. 14. 1908. Tbe malls eloee at the poet odloe at Abbevlll . H. c., aa follows: C. A U. R. M. A. L. R. R830 a. m. North. U0 p. m. Hon lb. 10.90 a. m. Booth. 4.1ft>p. Si. Norlb. 10 30 a. a. tiodres. 8.00 p. m. Houth. l.ao p. m. North. (.W p. m. North, 1.80 p. m. Hod?ee. 6.00 p. m. Mouth. RobL 8. Link, UMtmutar HMikcn Railway Bebetfele. Trains for Hodm leave Abbeville. 8. C., Ma SS (dally) X.I& a. m.; No. > (dally) 10J0 a. m. No. 4 (ialJy) 1.45 p. m.; Na 54 (dally) 7.1* p. m. TraliMi (Ton Hodgea arrive Abbeville. No. 6, (dally) 9.55 a. nj.; No. 1 (dally) 12.01 p.m.; Na 8 (dall.f) 2.&1 p. m.; No. &S (dally) 9.05 p. m. Cloeo oonneotloo at Hodges wltb tbmugb traloa for Greenville, Colombia, Cbarlealoo. etc., oooooottng at Oreenvllle for A. A C. Dlvision potota and the Ea?t, alan Aahevlllo, At? lanU, ate. Through ale* pert Hod km to Charleston, on train ooaneetlng wltb M. Anything In the drag tin* ou b? bad a Mliforda Drag Hon, Phone 107. CallooLT. * T. M. Miller tor yonr en raoU, raisin* and citron. One thing Is indisputable; the chronic mood of looking longingly at what we have not, or thank fully at what we have, realises two very different types of character. As we certainly can encourage the one or the other. f J Stepfing Stooci I THE SUCCESS! |j FERTILIZES HI I The Virginia^Jaroi VlrgMft-CaroUna Chamloal Oat CHARLESTON. & C. ^ WmM. We would Ilk* to ask. tbrooch tba eolomoe of yoar paper, if tbere ia u; peraoo wbo ban oeed Oraaa'a Aogoat Flower tor tba eoraor Iodlceetioo. Djapepala, aod LI ear Troubles tbatbaanotbaao cured?end we alao mean tbelr reealta, aoab aaaoar atoaaacb, fermaata tloo of. food, babltnal aoatlvaoeee, nervooa dyapapata, beadaobna, daapoodaat feel I oca. aleepleeeoeee?In hd, My irooble eoooeetad wltb tba alomaeb or liver? Tbla mwiicloa baa baao aold tor but jaara lo all etvlllaad countries, aod we wfeb to eorreapood wltb jou aod aaod yoo oea of oar boofea free of ocaL If joo oarer tried Aacaat Flower, try a 20 eeot bottle flrat. We ban caver known of Ita falling. If ao, aoaaetblng more aartoaa la tba matter wltb yna. Tba 28 east else baa J oat baao lotrodaeed tbla /ear. Regular alao fciMfita. At all drnmlat. Booed Drat Oo. To nT* veil and happy dm Noooalal torn DR. FRED W. FfllFZE, Pfcyitoiam aad largaoa, firPBBS HIS SIERVICEH TO THE riTI" mbs of Abbavillsand mrrouortluB country. call* may lw left at Jtllford'a Drag 8hm oratoQw dp *talr* lo Bank building. August S7. IMS. If DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS: CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. A GOOD PLATE |I.H AMALGAM FILLING* 7&o so<L I.N OFFICE OVER BARKBDaLE** STORE. THE ~~ ~ Abbeville Warehoase. The Abbeville Warehouse is propared to store CQTTON and other produce, or goods of any kind. New Wagon Soales have jnst been put np, and the pnblio will be readily served in weighing cotton, hay, cattle, or anything else. .TORN T.TON. Manager. Fresh Meals, Batter, Green Groceries, Canned Goods, 0IO|IIC viwviBvo 9 Chickens an?t Eggs, Fresh Fish Friday* and Saturdays. 01 ?e ma a call at the Younger stand. W. C. DuPRE, PHONE 102. Sept. 10,1102. tf J.R.GLENN. Cash, Cold Hard Cash, is a Great Hammerer of Prices. J. R. Glenn nsed tbU banner with great lores In baying Spring Stock of Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Motions and Dry Goods. Farm Toola, Plow Stock*, ilamn, Traces, Back Bands, Collars, Pads, Bbovels, Hoes. Forks, Hakes, Mattocks, Picks, Axes, Handles, Tin, Pans, Palis, Horses boss, Malls, Leather, Half Solss, Brads, Ac. J. H. Glenn pat In bard licks In December (when prioes were lower) on oootracts, with two or the best mills, for two car loads of Oood Floor, (not the sticky kind) tor January shipment ?one car on the road, the other In a few days. Big shipment of Molssses. C. 0? F. A., P. R. 8. F., O. K. and Georgia Cane in stock. Corn, Bran, Oats, Ac., cowi ng as fast as railroads can bring them. Try the Cash Hammer on GLENN. E. F. MILLIARD, /.TAILOR,/. HAS moTod.aad oocapiM the room a op* Uilra to Knox's Hall, aod la now pre pared to do all klnda ol repairing and elaao log of gentlemen's olothea on abort notloa. nam plea of aalid always on band. Charge reasonable t * ' ?' stoProspmly FUL PLANTER ISLANDS Una Chemical Co* d I rCTQlUUI GB CBTli I I ^ ?d ! t a EVERYTHING IN ] It will be of interes with us before yoi Spring Goods. Abbeville Hi P. S.?See the Caldwe Here's the P Your Good 12 lb*. Good Green Coffee for $1. A still better one 8 lb*, for $1. Pi We always carry a full line of Fl Hams. Lard, Bacon and mil kind* Goods, etc. JUST RECEIVED. A nice line of Overalls 38c, 60c, 7 sIIn and Coats always In stock at Diagonal Suit for $3. SHOES! SHOES! SH( All kinds, sizes snd prices. Bho< i he little feet. Prices to tnit all. (Vim# and im how the buyers flrn when tbey want goad goods chea A good farm mule for kale. H. M. nui li W. & 00THRA1V, DEALEt Proprietor. ldmbbb, s1,i AND ALL BUILD! ? T L. Bespeaks thi his efforti j NO pains will be every one witl the lowest prlc of Spring Goods are n< ranee, and even now goods we can scarce] pnt them. They need prices will make them have all the room we invitation is extended our stock. To those traded with us, we wo see the kind of Goods are satisfied you will 1 mers. Already we ai many bargains, and \ vances we will have n No matter call on us an to get it. I . Ui * ' I i ii fi.'ii n Ill A? Have just received i a Car Load of.... , SUGG1ES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, And Other Articles, WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING ON THE BEST OF TERMS AND AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Sail on Them AND SEE THEIR STOCK Osborna barrow*, dlao nod pegtootb. UoloLT.AT. M. Millar and gat pa ekag r abradad wbaat blaealu For eoagba and eolda. take Mllford'a ay rep, bite pine and tar. For aala at Mllford'a rag atora. A nlca oolleotloo of pietoraa at Mllford'a . rag More. 1200 pair ladle* hoae ant) ram'a aox, tbe lfte Ind. Jo?t ncclvd and going at 60 a pair 'bile they laat. W. D. Bark?dala. For Ralelon'a heallh oat meal, papcake oar, hrtafcffcatfood, barly food, go toLT.A .11. Millar. Make oar alore yoar headquarter* when yoa ante 10 the Fair. A beany welcome awalta oa. C. A. Mil ford. The DragglaL Toilet ana. man lea re aeu, vaaea, leatber ooda, and floe oologne, at Ml I ford'a Drag lore; FARM SUPPLIES. it to yoa to figure ? mm ?a/%l% A ir/\ 1VM it yuruuuBc juui ardware Co 11 Cotton Plant. iace to Buy s Cheap i A better one 10 lbs. for $1. arched coffee 10c a package, our, Sugar, Meal, Rice, Grits. ? of Fancy Groceries, Canned 6c and $1. Union-made Overlow prices. A Good Black >ES! ? >Ua t>la fast anil ahnt* for rs 1UI too Ulg 1VV? WMW vhw>? .w. :k to H. M. Tate A Co.'* ttore PYours for busineaft, TATE ? CO. . BIB COMPANY, iSLlSL A. 0. FAULKAER, Maoagvr i iDlii [NG MATERIAL. | W. V J co-operatio 9 to make th largest he he i spared to supply i the best Goods at es. Fresh arrivals >w of daily occurwe have so many iy find a place to selling, and if low i go, we will soon want. A cordial I to all to look at who have never >nld say, come and 1 u we Keep, ana wc t>ecome our custo*e offering a great as the season adlore of them. what you wt d ask for it 1. Mil ? 1 If jroo want par? Drug* po? In jroor pre WW. H. PARKER. WM. P. GREENE n PARKER & GREENE, 1 rear * - - tanurilmuEofiilU?. ('oom and aee u lor anything. BIIMIIIi IN KIWIWII ] W. D. Barkadale. OOea oo LAW RAKOE. Wheeler A WHeooeewlnr maeblnee ara MM ahrkvitj k .rvanirrHi/iaRALINA Mat, all goarantad. W. D. Barkadale. ABBEVILLE ^80uTH#CAJU)LIJtA. May 4.1Mb if A fraab lot of eaadf erajy week at Mil- _ lord 'a op to d.l. drag .lor*. Tb. OM) aink* U wttl*d, MW t*t 7MT MM Old mountain Back Wbeat Jnat arrived. Wa log q a ration aettlad. Pat la jroar gratea at I ilao bava Um aelf ralalcr nock wbmt. onoe wa gaaraalee tbaai to work. J L T. AT. M. Miliar. J i. m nonce 10 mx-rayers. \ For the Purpose of Accommodating the Pnblie la the Matter of Making Their Tax Returns. I Will yieit i the Places Mentioned Below on the Dates J Indicated in Sehednle. | A. LLRETURN8 MUST BE MADE UNDER OATH, AND ALL PER- J tonal property returned at He true market value. Persons not making their returns between January let, 1002, and Febra 9 ary 20th, 1908, are liable to a penalty of 60 per cent. This penalty will be en M * * * ? -1 -II ?Ik. f.tlim ? I* luMtnfnM hM nflt A - 'Fw lorceu IgllUll ueuuijucuui j ivi tuv I?nuiv vu vuiuim a* UVIVWIV.W imm r?v W I. premium on neglect of the law. A The returns of those who conform to the lav are placed before the Town- 1 bips and County Boards, while thoee who disre?srd the law oome In after the n meeting of tbe Boards and return to suit themselves. The enforcement of this 50 per cent penalty will correct this aril, 1 Employers are requested to return all of their employees after notifying them and getting a statement of their property. Returns will not be taken by mall unlsss they are sworn to before some proper officer. This does not apply, however, to persons returning only land. All Improvements on and transfers of real estate must he reported to the County Auditor. My Appointments Are u Follows : C'alboun Falls, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 14th. , Lowndesville, Thursday and Friday, January 15th and 18th. j ML Carmel, Monday and Tuesday, January 19th and 20th. Wllllugton, Wsdnesday, January 21* t. Bordeaux, Thursday, January 22nd. MeCormiek, Friday and Haturday, January 2Srd and Stth* Due West, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 27th and 28th. Donald*, Thursday and Friday. January 29th and 80th. Antrevllle, from January liit to February 20th. Long Cane, at A. F. Calvert's, from January 1st to February 20th. Level Land, at Bryant'a store, from January 1st to February 20th. Office open at Abbeville, January 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th and February lit K and 2Kb inclusive. Owing to the transfer of the Treasurer's office to Mm Traaanrer el*ot, tbia office and that of the Treasurer will be closed from January 1st and Otb inclo- . slve, aa my time will be occupied In making the n^oeesary aettlem?i. V R. B. Cox, Auditor. j if ii nn u. TO J Texas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Arkan- i| sas, and Missouri, II VIA I V JLA IMH?M THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA 4 ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, 1 AND WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY. I Solid Vestibule through train* between Atlanta C and Memphis. Only one change of can to I Texas. Very loir rates to points North, North- | west and West. U BEST SERVICE. . . . QUICKEST TIME. J For rates, schedules, maps or any Information, write, B JNO. E. SATTERFIELD, . yjl ?0. l A. rryor nu, aumui*, v>? _ ? 7HITE I a of a generous public in 1 ? business of 1903 the I is ever done. m WE have in stock now a large H quantity of Prints, Percales, I Madras, Ginghams and other I materials for making Dresses and Waists. 1 We have the largest stock of Bleached I Long Clothes and Cambrics we have ever 1 carried. I of niiu>k Dress Goods is all I VfUi stuvn V* t that could be desired, and if any lady ( wants to buy a nice Black Dress, our / store is the place to get it. ? ? j m Table Linens ana xuweis. We have the best assortment of Table | Linens and Towels to be found anywhere. J ant in the Dry Goods line, and you are almost sure I w.