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What "I" HfM aa<l llr?r? ? HI*
la Caaatrjr and la Tawa. .
Abbeville. H. C.. March II, 190B.
TUB XKGRO I'KOIILKM TO RK HOLVXD. ,
We notice that the Governor of Cincinnati I t
has ealled a convention of all tbe Governor*
of the Northern and Southern States to be *
held in Atlanta In May to eolve tbe "Negro f
QneaUoa." If the North would let the Mouth
aunts in regard to this seemingly (to then) 1
.cation* question It would noire Itself 0
quicker anu more effectual!/ than all the
combined wladoea ol all the governors of all '
the Slates. Tbe next beat method of settling f
ihla qusstioo would be to Matter about half
tbe Southern negroes throucbout tbe North- f
era mates and than they would know, see J
and learn lor tbsmselvss something about .
the negro, and grould be glad to let the Month u
and tbe negro alone. The negro's beet and c
only tree friend la tbe Hoathern white man, .
and tbe two race*. if letalotie. will get along amicably
together. Any third party coming t
Mvwo or Interfering, la >or* to bring about
trouble and dlacontent that will In the end e
prove detrimental to tbe waiter* and beat t
iataraata of ibe negro. The Moo lb In ibe
booMoftblaraca, and Catty will never be aa c
bappy anywbere elae aa be la working in tbe
eoitoa and ooroflelda down In Dixie.
GOOD ROADM ABOUT THK CITY. J
Capt Jobnaoc, oar eflletent road ovuraeer la j]
Dow patUnc In eoaae good work on tbe Bine
bill road aa Car aa tbe one mile rock. I or
which tbe traveling public are moat grateful, p
I'KtttO^AL XI.VTIO.t.
That coorleoaa, polite and affable young *
gentleman. Mr. Uewla Blonnt Jr., baa been In i
tbe city tor aeveral daya greeting bla old
frieoda wbo were delighted to are him. Mr. <1
Bloant la now engaged with tbe "Dixie 1m- >
plecaent Company?' of Kalelgh. N. C.. and
after looking to Uselr In tercel* In Abbeville,
unlut Maadar aaralni lor Mlaelaalppl on
basinets for ibe'flrm. Lewis Is a Basilar end .
bas lbs eery beel wishes of bis many Abbe- c
frleods (or bis khmml
Mr. Kendall retained last Haturday from
Northern mark eta, wbere be has parebaeed a
largo and attractive stock of goods. Mias
Stewart who presided ow bis Millinery
deportment lbs past year. baa ratorosd and
will again bo In cbargo ot ibis part of tbe
THUS CHBBM VOB USATOB B. B. TILLMAX.
Bwilor Tillman from Boatb Carolina "sat
down" on Congress at lis wind op. and
eqaeseed It lor dollars for an old war
debtoflAUIOr tbe State oI Boatb Carolina.
Heaator Tillman Is tbe rt?bt man In tbe rtgbi
plssr, being fearless and bold In bis speech,
be flgbts manrnlly tor tbe rights of bis state
and las done meob good work of late, for
wbteb be Issshm great credit.
rtmrae ooxixo axd oonto. }
Mr. Kornaa Gaaon wltli hi* ilitir, Mlaa
111*, vara gawl* of relatival in lt>? citr laat
Cbnreb aDd worBb,pp*1 ta lh* M?lbod,,t
Mwn. Otrld ud Chart!* Tboou ol
Vitk, v*r* Um iohU laat Boodv of tb*lr
trltod, Mr. Eld wis Parktr.
Mm Mom McNeill. oo* of tbo prattlaat
nutMMior Watta. I* tMUdi bar friend.
MtaaUkara La* Qtltlaan. of Bbaron.
Pro/. Utlltam went to Colombia last Saturday,
and wblle la lb* city will b* lb* gooat of
blc mother.
Mr. Bobart Raid, of Porta month, a prat
averaJ day* of tb* paat week rial line bis b**t
girl la tb* alty.
PiaC George C. Hodgaa, of Grerawood, fa*
la tb* atty bun Monday.
Ma. Maggie Latimer Bollock left jraaUrdajr
tor a tm; to (ri*n:l* la Atlanta.
Mr*. Jame* Ullliam retorted bona laat
Ratnrday (roa a vary plaaaant Tint to b*r
dangbtar, Mra. Prlaoaor Abtrorill*.
Mra MatUe WUaoo after a wtwk'a star with
bar brotaar, Mr. W. J. Edward and family,
returned boaaa bit Halarday.
Mr. Raaaa* Link, who baa baaa clarklng la
tb*ator*of X. A.T*mpieton, baring ooocmd?d
bla obligation, rataraad boma laat w**k
and will now torn bla attention to tb* term.
Mr. Joba E. Blla^jrbo baa b**o employed
I IM fBraiHU* ranu/ IMP ran??w <
plaaa tor mioni test known to hlmaalL i
THE HUBA2. HAIL SBKVICK
la iMfWtalad by tha patrooa1 alone tba S J
Rootaa from Abberlila aa abown by tba lam
ad alafly Inoraaai of tba boainaaa, which U 1
ta granting month by montb. By tola ayatam i
aar aooatry ftlaada ara anablad to)kaap pnea .
wttb tba world la tba lataat and fraabaat nawa '
of tba day. In a lltarary point of Tlaw tbay
ara atrlctly ap-to-data. Naarly ovary boma ,
baa oor city paper* a poo tbalr labia aa wall ,
aa dalllaa, waakllca. aaml-waakllaa, magazinta J
aad a variety of partodloala and (oarnala relating
to work oa tba farm. If tbay ara not
wall poatad II Ml certainly tbalr own tanlt.
Mr. C. B. Rlcbay baa fall an into Una bo*,
lav tot qjta mall box aad now gala bla mall
brOnftrNcvS.
XAJOB ABTHCB PAHKBH KSTUTAIXH.
At bla pretty plotareeqae eonntry boma
"Boeky Grove* MaJ. Farkar la tba old -ante
ballnm" atyla moat royally antartaload a faw
of bla frlanda laat Friday evening at a big
o'poaanm aoppar. Two brga tat o'poaaama
wmn to a torn, a nloa bo 1 lad bam. boma
ralaad bam, potato aalad. pick la alload pota
toaa. eakaa. plaa, eoatarda, ate. ale. made up
tba appatlxlng menu tor tba waning rapaai.
Tba Major waafailing bla baat and both him
aatfaad gnaata a pant a moat delightful evening.
LBBAHOH CBHBTBBT
la to bave a aplandld tanoa of heavy 4 loot
wlraaadatooa pocu. Tba Commlttaa looking
altar the baalneaa have alraady aoceaadad
la nttalng by voluntary anbecriptlon aafltdant
mean a Ibr the balldlng and porabaalag of tba
taaaa wblab baa arrlvad excepttbe poata
wblab ara oa tba road aad aa aooo aa me;
arrive work will baala aad tba Oemetary will
baaaaUy aad aabetaatlally analoaad.
A M8AT CKDAK FBVCS.
Mr. 1. R. Thoratoo la analoaln* bla front
jb4 by a ntm?>l?l cedar Moo* wbleb will
and tb* storm* oT many years and be *
mooom? t to bla own handiwork. Mr. Orate*
I* loading * band to tb* Job.
PAlSrVL ACC1DK9T.
On* day laat w**k wbll* tb* boys of Kbaron
a*baol w*r*ing*g*i1 a a gam* of ball a pain f*l
amMaat happened to tb* son of Mr. J. T. ,
Cbmtb*ai wbo was *tni?k oe*r tb* *y* by a
flying bat from tb* bands of a son of Mr. I
Jam** Bean* wbo tbrew It esbto to mak* bis 1
na. Mr. CbeMbam beloc la tbo way "was
*tro*k aad sersfely bral**d, be wa* taken
bom* 1mn>*dlat*ly aad 1* now getting on all i
"fit 8. U Wllaoo wbo ba* b**n qolte 111 1*
sow aonvalmetng ood*r tb* earefoi atUotloo 1
of Dr. J. W. Bbarard.
rauu a?d small uraik cbof.
For tb* paat Jew days farmer* ar* basiling? .
mytbltg on tb* farm la boshing?men, womeo,
and eblldren all at work. Much of tbe
Mad I* Mill too w*t to work, bot tb*y ar* i
ptoagbtng over tbe bills and blgb plaoos and
sfcoald ins w*alb*r eootlnne a* It now I*
soaob will b*a**ompllab*d dorlag tb* n*zi
two w**ks. Small grain botb oaU and wbsat |
look wall aad at prvmnt promlm a good bar^Tralt
trem ar* In foil b*oom and evidence I
IM DW OWDIBI Ol opflDK?iDDUHr iiuai
la Umery oflbe wblppoorwfll wblcb U beard
la tbe early morning.
VOL CBT.BBBATB THBIB CBIXA WKDD1XO.
Mr. u>4 Mra. Sellers In oeiebratlag tb? *Hh
wulnmn of tbelr marriage will on next
Saturday tbe?tb from I to 4 o'clock P. M
entertain a a amber of their friend*, InvltaUaoa
are already oat aad those wbo a lie ad
will be moat royally entertained.
fBETTY OUCST.
Mia Kapbella Kerr of Greenwood la tbe
charming guest ol her brolbar, Mr. Davla
Kerr aad family.
BCILDINO OH TBK BLUB BILL.
Mr. Jofaa la adding two rooms to bis oot"
James Wblte a prosperous colored farmer
Baa ballt a a eat double cabin, and Is now
rsaosallng tbe old Comb boose bonding it
anew, having first rolled It nearer tbe road.
ailltam Bro's. bare ballt a substantial
doable bonde on tbetr farm la tbe Lebanon
leatloa.
Brala Laski.
Mental dlspepala la often mistaken
for satisfaction.
Doubt is a rough path that may be
made smooth by Faith.
Some men lend to the poor and imagine
they are giving to God.
It's a wise son who knows he does
not know as much as bis father.
Advice ooets nothing and that is ,
Dm reason men giva it so freely. <
It is safest not to trust too much In
a man who does not delight in fish*
tog.
Never complain about yesterday
until after you have made the best i
possible ose of today.
It coats nothing to hope; worry Is i
hwansft it wastes man's
most valuable possession, time.
8ome church members drop money
into the contribution box and Imagine '
that they have performed their whole !
Christian duty. !
EASTER EGOS .
%cy Date Bark to Ancient Ttaca.
How to Drroralr Them.
All the traditions connected with the
iacter <*kk. its decoration, cooking nd
ating. am, of course. decidedly old
rorld, and pet there is Home myth among
be legend* of the Iuea India:::: which
ells of n magic egg and how it may be
ound in nome mysterious sj>ot. ami of ItJi
ronderfnl power. Whether or not this In
ne of the superstitions of the far eart
rhieh Manco Capac brought with him
rom the other side of the l'ncific is altogether
unknown, hot certain it is that in
Lsia, Africa and Europe feasts were kept
l moat ancient times when the egg play
d a prominent part. Tlio jews use?i eggs
n their feast of the Passover Itefore
he coming <>f Christ. In Persia e??l<?rcd
ggs are presented nt the celebration <>,
he solar New Year's. an extremely an
lent custom with thi*t people.
From Germany wines the singular conlection
of a rnlibit with the Kaster eges.
t Is believed that thin little animal Meals
oto the house when all U quiet and hides
i store of pretty eggs in most impossible
laces, giving the children, who mnM
earch for them, a great deal of trouble
md excitement in fiuding them. The
iouse mother prepare* by procuring a
[uantity of eggs and colors them herself
?y wrapping them In colore*] calicoes,
ome plain and some figured.
To the country boy or girl of America
iaster or "Paas," in rural vermicular, reoIth
itself first and foremost into a conest
to see who can accumulate the
jeatest store of eggs, and. secondly, who
an eat the most. For weeks before Easer
the hens are the recipients of marked
ind unremitted attention. Their daily
labits are closely scrutinized, and the
'cut-cut-cut-ca-da-cutthat announces (
, new contribution to the food supply of
he country is the signal for a rush on
he part of the children to obtain the
oveted treasure. ,
CtCh cmia OU lODf neiore mis kiitii-u
L hiding place io the fragrant haymow,
ind thither in secrecy the lucky finder
lean each new addition. Then when
Caster morning dawns the hoarded conen
ts are all brought forth, and proud ioleed
is the lucky boj or girl whose
Pass" outnumbers his fellow's. Then the
Baster breakfast! Boiled or fried, with
nicy, pinky ham, egg after egg disap>ears
until "the wonder grows how one
imall" stomach can hold the wealth of
>ggs committed to its care. At Sunday
ehool Easter Sunday in all the hamlets
tf the state the story of the resurrection,
t is safe to say. will bo overshadowed in
nany a small boy's mind by the more
present question, "How many eggs did
rou hare for "Pass?* "
In the simpler forms the eggs ire 1
rwiftly colored in rainbow hues with i
miline dyes, then daintily etched with a <
(harp pointed knife, or they are coated
rtth metallic paints, or they are frosted
rlth diamond dust. For decorating by
irhaterer method the eggs are either hard
toiled or the contents are blown out by
Mtoi of a tiny bole at eunor cna ana
:he eggs are then finished with narrow (
ibbona for a hanging.
An exquisite greeting is this bit of nature's
porcelain when transformed into a
rase and filled with violets. The support
tor the vase is made of three pieces of
bronsed wire, each three inches long,
twisted together in the form of a tripod.
To make,a vase, carefully break off the
unaller end of the shell Leave the edgr*
lagged and gild them heavily. Decorate
Sz ^
PAI5TI5G TUB BWJ8.
the outer ftbell with tiny sprigs of blue
Bowers in oil. A dainty bit of white and
bin* china Is the result.
By tinting the shell a delicate yellow,
gilding the Jagged edges of the opening
and then adding light designs in red and
gold lines the Tase is suggestive of royal
Worcester.
great variety of vases can be made.
They should in every case be filled with
dainty spring flowers.
Prior to the application of painta to the
hell it must be well washed, thoroughly
dried and rubbed with benzine. After this
treatment there is no more difficulty in
painting on eggshells than aa paper.
Prettily decorated eggs nestling in the
fragrant depths of flowers or In a nest of
fresh grass breathe of glad springtime.
A quaint wooden shoe, gilded and supplied
with white satin ribbons for carry ??
filliwt n-tfh imllir nrwlM and
*w?.
A large straw hat with ribbon handles
in pale and deep green lined with sweet
grass is a dainty nest for colored eggs.
Eggs decorated with comic faces are
much appreciated by the children.?New
York Tribune.
''
The Dyclag ( tk? Iggi.
TU Easter mild.
And every child
Will agonize
With splaahing dyta.
**0h. MS?. I'm needing aom crimson rcdl
I cm pt it all lor a dim*.
Oh, mamma, please do not thake your bead I
Tou know it la Easter time.
lad. ma. can 1 hart the bottle of bios
That fits oa the kitchen ahelfT
m stand an a chair aad won't bather yon
And dya all tba age* myself."
Than. oh. Ik the white and yellew en glaaa
That plasters their curly hair.
And a sticky aaaa that llnccrs for day*
Spread over the kitchen chain!
Xo tattoo deep of the pirate main
Or the pslnt of the Zulu bands
Omld ever bold their Indelible stain
Uka the 4ye oa the children'* ha mis.
?Chicago Neva
The coal atrlke la settled, now ret your beat
Ins queatlna settled. Pot In your grate* at
woe we guarantee Ibem to work.
Anything la the drug line can be had a I
Ml I ford a Drug store, 1'bone 1(17.
Call on L.T. A T. M. Miller for your cu
ecu, ralalna aud citron.
Old mountain Buck Wheat Juet arrived. We
ileo have tbe eelf ratal eg buck wbeni.
L.T. AT. M. Miller.
To live well and bappy use economic*
Horn
Freak Let Jail Received.
a M _ a U Af MPIIf
We omvo JIMV rccwiTCU m inmu IU? v. v. ?
on- floor, and will keep It In .lock nfVlmrly
n Use future. K?err e?ek la Bold with the
ruarantee that It le (he bent patent flour In
Remarket. L.T.AT. M. MUler.
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FERTILIZES HI!
The Virginia/CaroU
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Virskfe-CaroUna Chemical Oa,
CHARLESTON. & C M
Mailt I'lMf.
Abbeville, H. C.. Jan. U. 59rti.
The malls eloae at the poet office at Abberill.8.
U.,aa follow*:
C.4 0.K. H.- S. A. L. R. Its':?
a. m. North. J.30 p. m. Houlb.
lo 80 a. m. Hontb. 4.15 p. m. North.
10 20 a. m. Hodftea. fi.no p. m. Mouth.
1 JO p. m. Nortb. 6.00 p. m. North.
1.?) p. to. Hodfw.
fi.uo p. m. South. Itobt K. Link.
Pontmaalcr.
Balleiia Bukbln.
Cheap quilta are not always down.
T?o^lll witknnt it's
TTUUIU AICIMUU opi<? tv i?mwmv v
Cork.
Dots the landscape o'er?the girl of ^
the period.
DR. FRED W. PHIFER, .
Pfeytleian and Surgeon,
ftFFERS HIM HKKVICEH TO THE riTI"
udi of Abbeville tmd urroiinrtliig roanIry.
Call* may bw lell at Mllforrtu Drug HU>ro
or at nfBcr upstair* In Bauk building. J
August 97. IWi If
DR. J. A. DICKSON,
SURGEON DENTIST.
OOLD FILLINOH; CROWS AND BRIDGE
WORK A SPECIALTY.
A GOOD PLATE- OO
AMALGAM FILUNGMTOo and. I.M 1
OFFICE OVER BARKHDaLEU STORE. t
THE
AbbeYille Warehouse. 1
The Abbeville Warehouse is prepared
to store
COTTON
and other produce, or goods of any
kind. New Wagon Scales have
just been pnt up, and the public
will be readily served in weighing
cotton, hay, cattle, or anything
gigs, JOHN
LYON, Manager.
m
Fresh Meats,
Butter,
Green Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Staple Groceries
Chickens nu'l Eggs,
Fresh FiMh
Frld?yii and Batnrdaya.
Qtva ma a call at the Younger ?tand.
W. C. DuPRE,
PHONE 102.
Hept. 10,190i U
J. R. GLENN.
Cash, Cold Hard Caah, is a|
Great Hammerer or
Prices.
J. It. Ulenn nsed this hammer with
great force lo buying .Spring stock of
Shoes. Hats, Clothing, Notions
and Dry Ooods.
Farm Too!*, Plow Htocks, Hamn,
Trace#, Back Hands, Collars, 1'adn,
Shovels, Hoe*. Forks, Kakes, Mattocks,
Picks, Azea, Handles, Tin, Pans, Palls,,
Horseshoes, Nails, Leather, Half Soles,
Brads, ic.
J. K. Glenn put In bard licks In December
(when prices were lower) on
oontracu, with two of the best mills,
for two car loads of Good Flour, (not
the sticky kind) for January shipment
?? ? ? < ih? ruaii. the other In a
?tlUO Ull uu %MV
few day*. ]
Big shipment of Mola*f?<>a, C. 0? K.
A., P. R., M. P., O. K. HDd Georgia Cauu ]
In atock.
Cora, Bran, <?aU, Ac., coming aa faat
aa rallroada can bring tbvm.
Try the Cash Hammer on ?
GLENN.
k F. BILLIARD,!
/. TAILOR,
HAH moved, and oocuplea the rooms up
atalraln Knox's Hall, and la now pre
* *?m ?anH Alaan
pared to do all fcinoa 01 r?- Im
of mllNNo a clolboa on abort noUoa.
Ham plea of aulU ilvara on band. unnrge
r
K
UL PLANTER # H
S LANDS H I
tna Chemical Cow H
EVERYTHING IN
It will be of intere
with us before yc
Spring Goods.
Abbeville H
P. 8.?See the Caldw<
?^ *?_ T
Here's cut* x
Your Good
12 lbs. Good Green CofTee for $1.
A still better one 8 ibn. for $1. 1
We always carry a full line of ?
Hams. Lard, Bacon and all kin<
Goods, etc.
rUST RECEIVED.
A nice line of Overalls 38c, 50c,
all* and Coats alwaya in stock a
Diagonal Suit for |3.
SHOES! SHOES! SH
All kinds, sixes and prices. 8hc
I lie little feet. Prices to suit all.
Come and see bow the buyers fl<
when they want good Roods che
A good farm mule for bale.
H. M.
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W. 8. COTHKAN, DEALE
Proprietor. ?
m M, 00
AND ALL BUILD
~L.
Bespeaks th
his effort
NO pains will b
?very one wit
the lowest pri<
3f Spring Goods are n
ranee, and even now
?oods we can scarce
[nit them. They need
prices will make thei
have all the room we
invitation is extende
[>ur stock. To those
traded with us, we w
see the kind of Good*
VOU Will
111! V/ >7
tiiera. Already we si
many bargains, and
nances we will have i
No mattei
? ?~?"? ??cs or
{Jtlll Uii Uv3 ux
to get it.
II15S1
Have just' received
a Car Load of....
BUGGIES,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
And Other Articles,
WHICH THEY AUK OFFERING
ON THE BUST OF TKKMH AND
AT THE LOWEST LIVING
PRICES.
Call on Them
AND HEE THEIR STOCK
Oxborne burrow*. dl?c nod po? tooth.
Goto L T. A T. M. Miller a ad get a pack**
of >breded wbeat blacult.
For coagba and eolda. take Mllford'a ayrop,
arnlta pine and tar. For aale at Mllford'a
drug atore.
A nice collodion of plctarea at Mllford'a
draff ?lor?.
l'JOO pair ladle* bow and mrn'i nnx, tbe 10c
kind. Jo*t received and going at Jo a pair
while they lul. W. D. Baikadale.
For Ralaton'a health oat meal, paocake |
floor, break fiutfood, barly rood, go to LT.i
T. M. Miller.
Make our plore your beadquartera when yon
oome to the Fair. A hearty welcome await*
yoo. C. A. Mllfiml, Tbe Drogglat.
Toilet aete. manicure aet?, vaaea, leather )
goo^i. anJ flue cologne, ut Mllford'a Drug1
?tore;
FARM SUPPLIES.
st to you to figure
>u purchase your
a
aruware v-?u
ill Cotton Plant.
'lac? to Buy
[s Cheap t
A better one 10 lbs. for $1.
Parched coffee 10c a package.
"lour, Sugar, Meal, Rice, Grit*,
Jm of Fancy Groceries, Canned
i
75c and $1. Union-made Overt
low prices. A Good lilack
OES!
ies for the big feet and shoes for
>ck to H. M. Tate & Co.'s store
ap.
Yours for business,
TATE A CO.
n mm,
^ ^ ' A. a. FAULK NEK,
Manager
OKSllil
ING MATERIAL.
e co-operatio
s to make th
? > _ -*
largest nv m
e spared to supply
h the best Goods at
ces. Fresh arrivals
iow of dally occurwe
have so many
>ly find a place to
selling, and If low
n go, we will soon
) want. A cordial
d to all to look at
) who have never
ould say, come and
i we keep, and we
become our custore
ottering a great
as the season admore
of them.
I
what you w
id as/c for it
L.
, . 1 'J a X?lIj. i_?
If you want port- Drug*-put In" y?ar pr*'
ncrlptlon i?nd put up promptly. neatly nnd
Bccuarntely, *end tbein lo^o*. I>r. tSeo. Peoney
and 1 will do It to yonr **MNfar>t1oD.
Night ? !!* No. C. A. Mliford.Hn> r>rugglaL
Phone 1C7.
Come mid ?ee un lor anything.
W. I). BarkmUle.
WluHcr A WHiu>n Mowing mnrhln<-H nre tbe
heal, nil guaraotcd. W. D. Bark?lal?. |
A freah lot of randy evejy week at Mil-'
tord'a op to d?le drag utore.
I AM OF THE OP]
Sales f<
WILL ECLIPSE PA*
MANY OLD AND I
ARE READY FC
Come to f
I AM BOTH READY
WILL TREA1
i
i
PRICES REASON
clay or night
Yours yet
J. Hayne
Successor to H
imi
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Texas, Indian TerritO
sas, and
y]
THE NASHVILLE, CHATTANOl
AND VESTERN AND
Solid Vestibule tbrougl
end Memphis*. Ouly
Texas. Very low rates
west aud West.
BEST SERVICE. . .
For rates, schedules, maps or a
TVA
IWi^ V.
No. 1 N. Pry or St., Atlanta, Ga.
ran
n of a gener
te business o
is ever done,
WE have ii
quantity
Madras,
materials for maki
We have the larg
Long Clothes and <
carried.
Our stock of B
that could be des
wants to buy a :
store is the place
' Table Linen
We have the be
Linens and Towels
the JJl
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and you are
w. w
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WM. H. PARKER.
PARKER & GREENE, /
AUone;i asd Couullon itLtw. \
t office on LAW fcAXOR
AIIBKVILLK -iHOUTHXCAKOLIHA. I
M*y 4, WW. If
L\ION THAT MY v |
jr 1903 .
>T RECORDS, AND . f \
<EW CUSTOMERS M
)R A BARGAIN. 1
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3t5tJ JILC. j
AND WILLING, AND '
7 YOU.RIGHT. ^
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Caskets.
CHEAPEST COFFINS j
T CASKETS MADE. jgj
i ABLE. Service good,
y truly, -$&
5 McDill, i
IcDill & Lyon. |
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ro j
iry, Oklahoma, Arkan- i
Missouri, 1
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ATLANTIC RAILWAY. 1
a trains between Atlanta <
one change of care to j
to points North, North'
. QUICKEST TIME. 1
ny information, write, *
E. SATTERFIELD,
t
Traveling Passenger Agent
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n |
H
ous public in 1
f 2003 til? I
> utnok now a large. I
A ^ ^
of Prints, Percales, NH
Ginghams and other W
ng Dresses and Waists. -^1
est stock of Bleached I
Cambrics we have ever I
lack Dress Goods is all I
ired, and if any lady I
nice Black Dress, oar I
to get it. I
s and Towels. I
--4- nnann^tllAn t. nf Tnblfi I
!ML iinnut iiui/im v?. ? ?
; to be found anywhere. 8
y Goods line, I
> almost sure
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