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The Frets and Banner
OT Published every Wedneeda? at IS
?rmad?uN.
Wednesday, March 25.1903.
laprttMirato al HpMd't.
P. B. Speed baa bad bte entire tore renonted,Hl?i
paint very extensively. He la
preparing for tbe warm Summer dajs which
aaeeoaearet band. You can get any kind
?Tleed drink at Hpeed's and served by ble
able and efficient clerks In each delightful
style, that It wUI be a pleasure to drop In.
Mr. Speed eerred lee cream to tbe ladles last
I Thursday.
I fllf* It a Trial,
ft Junt received a fresh lot of Clifton" flour
f Bade of natles Kentucky whsat. gOMranteed
I lo b? lbe but Hoar In tbe market. Proof of
J tbe floor Is la Um breed. sake and paatr*.
I Qhra"Cllrtoo" a trial aad you will need oo
I ar^OOMOt U? convince jroo of IU auperlorlty.
^ leks m. B^arhe' Maw.
Joho & Sparka' 8 bow la up-to-date and
krta full of toatorss. Tbe artiaU and arena
?i vlM aalmala are the beat ever eeen did
worth twin* tbe price of sdalasloo. Tbey
Will exhibit at Abbeville Marsh, S.
a
ailtoa" la Tewel Mack a
All41-lb aeki lo which "Clifton" floor l?
pocfcsd are made of rs?olar towel gooda. Tbe
floor la thoM aacha coats too oo more than
that to tha ordinary cloth sack. Ask for
-Cttfftaa" to the towel seek. L.T.4T. M.
^ MUST
TUs HUH Toot
iost to?lesd UP pUoM Dcvoes paint. Call
oo os tor aay aarooat or any color. Wears
I prayarsd to aall 700 good paint at a low
J 5=""
M Iho. of Motoo flssda.
L'- Sndtofd, Trtanph, Branch, Rattle sosks,
flo^Wom-praoC eaatstopss. at J. W. Ky
WAjrrms?A maa to eell Hewing machines.
l A I? 1 aoaUaat to rtgbl kind of t man to
L Mart oa,?wttb good eaaaeae tor promotion.
I ? Sxporlaoe* sot call oo or adr
arm, Tt? gingerM*.Co.
Greenwood, 8. C.
Waxtbd.?A respooeible end Intelligent
ttaaaaad Ttaware la tbe eoamry etoree oo
Witty aad >i?at? Noaa bat rwpoeatbie
egg?8g*.*w^.ayr- Tb* Qk>*
I Waht?d-A yoong whIU man toeuperlD
1 lead aad work oo Uw farmer.
| M. B. Cnatooakt. Dae Wwt. 8. C.
| H^ttfaat a bargain . A Jjt"
I afalttalbattolt aaifcat Ilka tbe man
m- aad maklcg aad liibero like tbe price of tb?
m ttaa ^lldmu etotblng
4 Tan Preas aad pMh tiak wall of the
[ SSAS&r" 588 ""'
| e?5J!?S5???mnD'
Bkb sallaa to Oaatodirate Vetaraae wt<
Mf whklap la tbe re-anloo m Mew Or
ft IteMi MUJM1 ?old
Br <Br b7C. A.M lJord
mg 01JM Vfw* ?t rnmat oarda. Stmt bod} !
M tt^rta|lM^TM ma |K Ummob at
B Whm la ani Of AM perfumery, call *no
I ' Mtaiavml T?a viUk*m?lMid ?i ?
ft MHX|ii|ii, MUM* Drag Mora.
H A Im bill of MM lOUoDtrT rxpMto I
252 * CbU tad mo Ikw food*. P. b |
9 OfMoaot of tto ?rtt of m Cine*
flfir Mi Mm> wqr>ody wotM it and ???rj
SB wBiHwr wan >o itU U. Wowli tmm tbr*?
gi t>imlwn< won Mil. p. a. sp??o
JL SHOT FRO* AMBUSH.
SBf, ' yilio NlWilWf rt Tic- t
jjgBfe IImmi ot l*ml illMk. \
388r .fluMWrt, Marob Wr-T>r*? brmertof ih?
IBB IheMiS Wlk*, Ri< O. Cfenihan. Kobi. \
I^B OoatCflbautt and C<?M Ptdd, wcr* *bot fron
HH abootoatSo'ttoefc tbla aomlug, tee mlit*
Hf Moaibtdtf.
|B - Mr. Cbcatbaw wa? abot In lha body. baDd*. [
IBH wan sad chart. ?n vtIom daogrr u bp I
Eft wttwtod ??lw? wpitanidw ppwtr. Mr ,
(9K&S ^ullllrtini Lbad hia ana brokeo acd ra [
Mm a?i?#4 ttiakf offtaab voood* In tb* bodj |
BM Mr. Phu *m itM lb tba oal/ of iba In.
|Q9| A Mit Um aborting via fcw l>? i
1M *giew,ee? imi nw> *oiicy? w?r? m?d
H Noatwti htvi ktM suit.
Sot Bwftlai aft Oen^ !
W a^mtZfutSrup fcF* nr. alGietm'* (
& MtQumrfOoritor 8 1.2c. ilO'ennV
W lfrwOftaaod Tomato** tor lie. at GlanC*
t . Hfc " * lor 71 )?. m G'oon'a.
& ??. ttoinoa SMak tar las. alU'eon*.
lta. ** " tar I0i. tQtraoV I
HffiL fl| Bmmtar 'Oo. at Glean V i
Mb. " " lor fte. atoiennv .
9 teOm iMlkf ll?. at Gleoti'a
W?. nrtad Appl* for 7#. iiO'cm'.
Br. M^'Prtilmimw tor lla. at OWon'a
Mo. Mamrool tar 8e. al Gioon'a. ,
A G?Od RdtMti O At,
Hto > Ml nla? ft* Ml at Gtonn'a. I
IV. Obi M?aJ tor 10c. *t UifonV
BH MiMltaatf AWmtaow Vloar.
Hlffli >IM llrkattocnod bm4,tlOiran'i. I
nKff< . Vllm'irM.IMlM Flaaicra alGleno'a. j
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IN THE
nsMd cost?liiei suits i
FOB THE I
District of South Carolina.
. i IN Tt? MATTBft or I
L. C. JOHNSON,
BAjngUJPY-IV BANKRUPTCY.
[C? KM CNAlton of L. C. Job moo, la lb*
p Oooair of Abbovlllo and District aioraNoncji
IS HKBBBY OIVBN THAT ON
ifeaWk(k|of Mavob. A. D. int. u? mia
U a JOUTKPON ?M dour adjodtoated
SHknpt; aad ibol ibo am aoatiog of credttan
vtll bo Mi is ay oBm Id the City of
Abbavtlia, a a. oo too SIM day of March,
MM,all! o*aiocfc la Ibo foraaooo. at wbloto
lino orodttocaaoy attend, provo-tbeirciatma,
appoiat a ttita, oaaailao Ibo bankrupt, aad
uaaaartaaMt fc natal aa mi proper 1/ come
>Mn wM Tatlaj
1. KKA8EK LYON.
, BoJfcna to Bankruptcy.
Dated Marab IMS.
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M TTTTT5T? PTTWrn?
IVY MMH * AMI VU
B. Z. BEACH AM, Agt.,
ABBEVILLE. 8. U.
Mar* U. DM. If
|H tbot iIn nod; 10 eitMp r
Wbj.tfowaatibaNewBakary!
Jm* p don ?MI laapaet; yon ? welOHMud
will ba abowa MMod sod be ?urprtaadl
*o?r everytbla* ie worked at tba Bak?ry.
"M ta Um Poab" and play flinch; of
aie at Speetfe Drat Hlora.
Mo*that eooab with Mlllord'a ajrrup, white
piaeaadtar. C. A. Mlltord.
| Palate, oUa. glaaa aad patty at MUford'a
I Wednesday,
April 1st.
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mu a xr avivi I7r
l lie mi r u
J n PROTECT to
?. At They're too valuable to be s
i ? house exposed to dust and
T cant help It. if your book-c
V fk style solid construction. Bet
H II or start a new one that will i
LJm books without being either tc
aft 8rows with your library
51 siot?rw
f, m "Elastic" E
jS M b the original and only up-tc
I? WP and o made by the largest iw
J in the world. Ifs furnished i
Tie Kerr ru
ABBEVILLE
HmMm'b Locals.
A beautiful llneof embroideries and laces at
Haddon'a.
The largest and moat attractive display of
Ilover srobroldertes and laceaean be found at
Haddon'a.
We have Just received a oew line of white
goods at Haddon'a.
Home new black goods can be found at Had
don's.
Anotbar new supply of 3H locb black taffeta
and peau de sole silk Just In at Haddoo's. 4
A new line remnants in percales and mad *
raj ata bargain to be found at Haddoo's.
Call and gel a bargain Id ihoea at liaddoo's
Stl and 75a Alto a new stock of lad lea, ml mm I
and children's robbers to be found at Had- '
don's.
N?alb?ra Kailwajr KtkHalc.
Trains for Hodges leave Abbeville. 8. C., No '
114 (dally) t.Os. ra.; No. Ill (dally) 10.50 a. in.
No. 110(dally) 1^5 pm.; No 116(dall>)(M5 p.m.
Traluit from arrive Abbeville.No. lift
(dally) 10.40 a. m. ; No. 113 (dally) 12 05 p. m.: c
No. ill (dally) 8.10 p. m. ; No. 117 (daily) lojo i
p. m. I
Close oonnectlon at Hodgea with through I
traloa (or Greenville, Colombia, Charleston, c
et<L. oofanetting at Greenville for A. A C. Dl- I
vlalon polota and tba East, also Asbevllle, AU 1
ItOU, MO. lDn>U(D lirfptn nuuxni III >/uw
lesion, on train connecting with No. 116.
Mllllaery at llaMaa'a.
Keady to wear bits all I be new styles at
Haddona.
Wbite roods. Tbs greatest Hoe of white !
good* we have ST?r shown si Hsddona.
HI*'k goods See oar new line black dress
hbrtn st Hsddons.
Wssb goods. We are showing tbs beat line .
of wash goods now on sale at Haddona.
If yon wish to hay a aeoond band aoda 1
fount aee Hpeeda Drag store.
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.... AT
rLADD
WE WILL EXHIBIT
DATES ALL THE U
VERY.
1 our Pattern Hats have fc
signs. Ready to wear hat
ite Seaso
e are prepared to show th
jught to this market. Bla
d Wool, light and airy.
* 1
ina trriDr
ie newest things out for 1
le ladies are cordially invite
Respectfully.
1. Had
irnitnreCo.!
>ur BOOKS t u
strewn about the room or [B
damage I Of course you ZB l_j
ase is full and of the oil aA Hj
ter get rid of such a case. r'
rfways accommodate your M
K) large or too small?one
1 and always fits iL The |H M
Jnjicfec W $
took-Case I ^
-date sectional book-case J
anufactarers of such goods JHf
rt a variety of grades, sizes MU
anH nfir?< arianloH In 1UJ M
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4
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rniture Go.
ISfli
A Game Loved by
SAINT AND SINNER.
50c-Best Game on Earth-50c.
Speed's Drug Store.
AMWCrH.
Yen, August Flower mUII h:m tbe Invent aale
?f any medicine In (be elvli zed world. Your
Dottier*' tod grandmother*' never thought o(
lalug anything elae lor IndigentUm or BlllouKueea.
Doctor* were M?irce. and they aellom
beard of Appendlcltja, Nervous PrtMtralon
or Heart failure, etc. Tbey uwil Augn?l
flower to clean out the ayatem and atop lerneutatlon
of undefeated food, regulate tbe
tcllon of tbe liver, allmulal* the nervoua and
organic action of tbe ayatem. and that la all
Ibejr took when feeling dull and bad with
- -- ~ - ?' 1- n.id a
3eadacbe? ana omer acuta. iuuuu.j
ew dueea nf Urwn'a Auxnat Flower, in liquid
arm, to make you aallnRed tbere la notblDK
ertoua the matter wltti you. You can get
lb la reliable remedy at Hpeel 'a Druic Store.
I'rlce 28c and TSc.
When you vant * ablrt or tie different from
Ibe common ort, go V Hall dc j inderaon.
If tbere la a new col *r or cuff In tbe market
you will And ? Hall tc Andvraoo'a.
If you want m?au "*Ueky " Hoar, buy from
Lbe other MIow. If voa *?aut Rood baklnc
flour. Uiea buy fruau Glenn.
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5nct
on's.
ON THE ABOVE
"lTEST IDEAS IN
icen copied from Paris and
s in an endless variety.
n.
e greatest values in White
ck and Colored Dress Fabi
oideries.
Timmings.
id to inspect our Stock.
t
4
Idoii &
Wall of Cotton Soorf hi Planttnf. 1
The Booth hi* never stopped to think how
much money Is wasted In planting
each cotton crop. Let us figure It out '
and see. Upon a safe estimate not less
than 400.poo tons of cotton seed are
used each spring In planting. The seed
Is sown lavishly in drills?not dropped j
at certain distances, as corn?and after \
the plants are up the crop is thinned ]
with a hoe, more than nine-tenths c-f I
the youwr plants being cut out. 1
Here we And that the seed used In
planting the cotton crop would bring lo j
the market at least $6,400,000. As nlno- i
tenths of this Is wasted, we *ee here a j I
total waste of over Ave snd one-bslf million
dollars (15,760,000.)
It is time for tho cotton growers of ;
the 8outh to call a halt to this ex* i
travagance. Tne oia system 01 *uwm*
cotton seed In the drill Is a remnant of
the times when cotton seed was almont
worthless. Since then their value h*i
so much enhanced that a chance should
be made In the manner of planting. Instead
of sowing' the seed Iti drills drop
them at a distance wanted, and by following
this method not only the labor
of thinning is saved, but nearly 400,000
lont of good cotton seed Is saved fcr
ommerclal use, and the farmers of the
South are five million dollars richer.
)Thp Caldwell Cotton Planter saves
the seed plants and gives good stand
with one peck to acre, saves enough
seed to pay for Itself In one season.
Inquire for It. Agents In all principal
towns, or write to Caldwell Cotton
planter Company. Wlnnsboro. 8. C.'
Nora.?Tins Plaxtck Is Bolji in This
City By The abukvillb Haudwahs Co.
?RniTua Fkehk And Ua.m.mek,
Charleston and Wee tern Carolina R, B
Aagasta ud Ashevtlle Short Liu.
Hehrtlule lo effect Kubrmry IftH
Lv Andcrtoa 7 W *a>
Lv AbU *llle.0 00 am
Lt < tlboifa Falls 6 Go md
Lv McCuriuIck 9 50 ??n 40 pa
ir Aigtlb. 1! sin 6 *0 pm
Lt aafmu....... 2 35 pa
LT AUvmIAI*. 4 30 pa
Lv Tmdmsm ................ 5 45 pu
Lt a ao pa
At Port Kojal ^ ( 45 pa
Lv Tmumm (A C. Lj... 1 50 pa
Ar CbarlMloa ?... . .. . 7 % pa
Ar Kcv&na&b 7 X> |>m
Hlcbect market prices paid for braaa, ncrap I
Iron, rle., at Tatc'a. |
%
Lv S-iVktmsh......... < 15 un
Ar Yttiitiiet 8 35 ua
L? Charleston 6 8T am
Ar Yemi?ir
Lv VM Royal (C.A W. 0.) 7 W am
Ar Bosufort T 60 am
Ar Twnnnf 8 85 wn
If VeRWN 8 40 nn
Ar AlleadaU 9 58 am
Ar Aofasta 11 &*? mi
r - > v. m 1(1 10 am
Ar McCortalck 4 40 pin 11 XI wn
Ar Calhoun KalU 5 45 pm
Ar Andcraoa 7 10 pm
Connection* at Greenwood for all point* on Seaboard
Air line.
For further Information relative to ticket*, rat/*,
pUU, idilrMi
W. 11. AKC1IKK, Ticket Agent. AniWaun, S. C.
OKO. T. BUY AH, O. A., Oreenvl.l-, 8. C.
KKNKST WILLIAMS, ttaa. faaa. *?taiiru?ta.6?.
T. M. EMEHBON. Traffic Managor.
2Abbeville Lodge No. 45, L 0. 0. F.
MF.KTH EVERY THURSDAY EVENING
at S.-80 o'clock Id Odd Kellowa Hall. All
brethren, ami vlaltora *pectally, are moat cor
dlally Invited to attend.
J. H. Cocbrau, L. A. Mmltb.
Hecretary. Noble Orantf.
Tale'* Loeal*.
Wbeu yon want to buy 14 pound* of good
aoda for 'is oeots. go to H. M. Tate A Co.
Tate'a la tbe plawa to buy a good man or wo
mau'a aboe for 11.00.
Bring your boya to Tatc'a and At tbetu up In
overall*, aboea and bata.
Wben yon waul cottonadee and cotton de>
nlnia to make aprlng pant* and overalls, go to
11. M. Tale A Co.
\V oen yon want a real nice atyllab bat for
.loe aee Tale before you boy.
We have a *ood aaaortment of ladlea and
oblldreo'a atoeklog* from fic ap. Heetbem.
Uu to 11. M. Tate'* and boy your aprln
walitu and dreaaea. Tbey have a beaullfn
line of French glnghama, lawna, moallna, per
cal?, etc. Don'i inlaa Ibe opportunity. Come
before tbey are gone.
*<!s ; -v-. > . _ - ? .
Thursday, $
April 2nd. $
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Seaboard Air Line Railway. y
Doable dally aerrtce between Sew Yt-ek. Tampa,
Itluu, Saw Orleaaa and polata Booth aad WeaL
i.E^tJ-aryii.not. ?
SOUTHWARD. Dally Dally *
So. ST. So.iT.
Lt Saw Tork, P. B. B t t 10 pm It 10 aui
Lt Philadelphia, P. fL It.... 4 44 pat 1 lOaii.
Lt BaJllmora, P. B. B - 7 10 pm 9 34 am -,
Lt WaeblagtoB, W. 8. By..... 8 SO pm 1U 40 an ?
Lt Blchmoad, 8. A. L. By?... It 32 am 2ISpa u
Lt Prlrra bo rj - 1 12 am 1M|>d ,|
Lt Norlta* u 3 18 am 4 61 pm n
Lt lleitderaoa " 3 44am S 18 pm
Lt Bala'fb " 5 IS am 6 11 pm a
Lt 8n?tb?ra Ploea " 7 30 m 8 10 pm ia
Lt Uamlat " fc 45 am 9 30 pro rt
I.t Colombia J " 11 00am 12 15tut it
Ar Harao&ab " 2 16 pm 4 56am ..
\r J?ek*onetlle <* 7 40 pm 9 15 am w
Ar St. AayuaUaa - 916 pi 10 50 am cl
Ar Tampa " 6 46 am 6 00 pm 11
KTB So. 41
T ar V.? V,?W V V P a W 4 V U fi KA t.m
Lt SluiTpito"' " "."~'lO 16.11, ll 57 pm
Lr S?W York, o D.*.8.Co . t S 00 pa "
L? BalUmof, B-g.H.Qn f i 60 pu> h
Lr WwhUrto#, ? > 60 pj '
Lr PurttmoaU, 8. A.L.B7-... 9 4J pa 9 25 ub
LvWeldon - 12 3ftta 11 55 am
Lr Norllnt - S IS ma 1 40 pa *
Lt Hrmlerton " 3 46 ta 10 pa
Lt KtMib H 5 25 am 4 00 pa ?
Lt Southern Pine. - 7 80 on 6 90 pa
Lt Mtalrt ^ - M SO la 9 00 pa ||
Lt WllaitffuTt ? ~ 4 W pa d
ArUOrtntta ~= 11 60Ml jfjig m
Lt ChMUr - IS 01 pa 11 80 pa 4
Lt Grreawoml ? 2 39 pa 10C .a. V
Lv Attorn. " 5 19 pa 4 1ftur b
Ar Al tnU J " 6 40 i>a ft 1ft.a
Ar Aumi.it,JkW.r... . ..ftftupa ............ 11
Ar Hmwi, C. of Qt It 90 tin 11 10 ta t|
6r Monifuaery. A^W.P?.?. 6 30 ta 10 06 ta
Ar Mobil*. LA N 4 12 pa 0
At Hew Orlrtnt, L.AN.. M S3 pa 0
Ar brtile. X.C.AAlL _... 6 60 mi 6 55 pa
Ar Mvaphlt 4*00 pa 8 45 ta jj
NOBTHWAtP. Dtlly Dtllr
80 It So. 68. t
Lt Meapblt, H.c-ASLL 12 45o'a 8 00 pa <j
Lr Jifaebellle .* 9iu pw " 9 30 ta ,
Lt He* Orle.at^L. *N 8 10 pa .T....T..... e
lt mdoiu*, U it wub
Lt Montgomery, A^W.P 6 46 am 1 00 pat a
Lt IIun, C. ofO* 8 00 am 4 35 pro t
L? Ao?ti.u, c ,t w.c: 10 10am J
Lt Atlanta, J 8.A. R Ry 12 OOn'o 8 10 pro c
Ar Athena " 9 67 pm 1125 pm
Ar Orrrn wood u 5 16 pm 2itam |i
Ar Cheater " 7 17 pm 4 16 am
Lt Charlotte ** 7 16 pm 6 01 am '
Lt Wllmlngtou ** 4 SO pm a
Lt Hamlet M 10 26 pm SOOam
L? Southern Plnea " 11 18 pm 8Mun a
Lv Raleigh " 1 20 am 11 16 am 1
Lt Henderaon M 2 Ml tut llillpni I
Lt Norllna " 3 86 am 146 pm b
Lt Weltlon " 4 48 am 3 00 pm
Ar PorUaonUi " 7 10 am 5 86 pm g
Ar Waahtngtna, X.4WH B OUaiB "
Ar Baltimore. B.h.P.Co WWin *
Ar New York. O.D.B.8 Co t4 OOpm I
Ar Philadelphia, N.Y.P.AN... tS 40 pn. 6 10 am .
Ar New Yurk " 8 18 pm 8 00 am a
No. 60 No 68. |,
Lt Tampa 8 AL.By......... 8 00 pm 8 80 am
Lt St. Aamtlae " 0 40 am ? 40 piu
Lt JaekaoDTili* * tf 00 ain 7 flu pm j
Lt SaTannah ~ 1 90 pm 12 10 am
Lt Columbia I " 0 46 pm 6 .*8) am i
Lt IlaiT let - 10 2>pni Kliwn
Lt Southern Pines" 1118 pm 9 M am (I
Lt Raleigh " 1 20 am 11 60 am
- * - J u II All 1 1A h. ..
lt iiCDcirrmn - * ???? a iv pui R
Lv Norllna " 3 81 Ata 1 55 pin
Lv Peterabnrjc " SWun 4 09 pm r
Ar Richmond " 6 10 am 4 &5 pin
Ar WaablBftnn. W. 9. Kjr 9 Mi am S .16 pm
Ar Baltimore, P. K. li.. .... 10 Want 11 'Jf> pm
Ar Pbllailrlpbla, P. K. & 13 A pm If M aui f,
Ar Sew York. P. B.K 8 15 pm 6 90 am
N?t* ? t Dally except Sunday. J Ceatral Tlma li
} Kaatern Tluir.
G. W. Pl'LLKK, Local Affrot. tl
Abbeville, 8. C? Jan. 10, 1MB. ?
ft
Do?a lt Pay to Buy Ch?apT 11
A cheap remedy for oougba and cnlda la all a
right, bot you waot aomellilng tnat will re- p
Have aod cure tba mora aavara and dangeroue n
raaaluof throat and lung trouble*. What
aball you do? Go to a warmer aod more reg- |<
ular climate? Yea. If poaalbla; If not poaalble n
for you, tbeo In either oaae take tba only
remedy thai. baa been Introduced In all ol*l- h
I Iced cour.trlea wltb aocceaa In aa*ere throat a!
and lung trooblaa," Hoeebee'a German Hyrup." c
It not only beala and atlmnlalee the llaanea to tl
deatroy the germ dlaeaae, but allay* IntUma- g
tloti.eauaeeaaty expectoration, glvea a good j
nlgbt a real, and caraa the patient. Try o*k t
bottle. 1Uj commended many yean by all ?
druf ulata in tba world. You can get tbla re- o
IllbiH v aL Hmwirf'a hrnv MtAm *
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W. While ?ell? Ibe beat yard-wide un- 11
bltacbed abeetlag at 5 oU a yard to be fonnd
any wbere. , >
A Ore barrel keroaena oil tank for aale cheap !j
at Hpeed'a Drag store. | *
Come and bay yoar apttolene at 11 mat* par u
pouud at tbe Bakery of oourae!!
A . .
R. M. Had
New arrival* in S
large and well
EMBROIDER]
HAMBURG TJ
and INSERT!
A. O. Embroideries and Laces,
line of Ladies Black Goods at a
our line of White Goods, Gin,
We have some bargains in Heai
ing skirts. Keapt
Ec. M. Had
EA8T END.
h?l " ** Hen Mud Bean Ml*
Imd4i la Caaatrjr Had la T?wa.
Abbeville, H. C.. March II. I9W.
XKHBATEM 3)TH A?SIVKItaAKY OK MAKRIAOK.
r?n laat Saturday afternoon Mra. P. H.
II an entertained quite a nam tor of ber
dT frlenda at the celebration of bar "china
adding," being the SOUt annlveraary or ber
err lege. The cottage waa moat artistically
oorated In a profQafon of lovely cot flowera
id choice pot planta. The abadaa were
awn and a eoft mellow llgbt oaat lu
adowy glow, over all enhancing tbe fairy,
if aeene wltbtn. Mra. Seller* waa moat betalngly
gowned In a bandaome allk, and
eel red and entertained ber goeata wltb tbat
ee, and eleganca of manner that at onoe
adetbecn feel perfectly at borne. Mra. O.
Oambrell and Mra. W. E.Caaon were aleo
iwned In lovely allka. and wltb Mlaa Kay
illera, who waa prettily atllrrd In a soft
nk mall, aaalaled In receiving and enterIn
Inc. Mlaa BerUta Wblte never looked
ettler than abe did on ibla oocaalon wblie
eeldlng at tbe coffee table. Coffee and
lada belnc served. ,
Many neafnl and bandeome praaenta In
ilna ware were received. Tbe pretty borne
aa thronged wltb bappy rneata from S till 7
clock, when each one aald ad lea and wlabad
r their charming boatsae many bappy rerna
of thla Joyona occaalon.
8PKIKO orxxwa.
R. M. Haddon * Oa. have recently ntonwd
mb tbe North and will on the 1st and tod of
prll, Wednesday and Thursday, in tbalr
and Spring opening, presect to the ladles
' Abbe*tile and vicinity, tbe large*t, bandmaat
and moat ele?ant display of ladies
tods ever seen in tbis oily. Oar ladles know
bat tbis means and will do themselves tbe
aaaure of calling at tbe "Ladiea emporium"
Upper Carolina oa tbe above dates, lieember,
let and tad of April proximo.
GRAND DMTLAY OK HPRI50 OOODH.
On Wednesday and Thursday, 1st and 2d
prll next, C. W. Kendall will bave bis
inual "Spring opeolog." at wbicb be will
io? tbe ladles oftble city aod aarroaoding
>00try. the largeet aod moat msgaiflceot
oek of spring gooda ever brought to tbia
iarket. The ortletic dlaplay on "opening
lya" will be oovel, attractive sod altogether
cantlfoL Tbe public are cordially Invltml
> tbe Inspection of tbia grand dlaplay ofl
Muurui goods.
WOMAN'S CLUB BNTKBTA1NED.
The Woman's Literary Club of tbia city will
entertained tomorrow allernoon at 4
clock, by Mrs. Edgar Cason at ber borne on
tain Street.
DINK KKAD1NO AND UKrBKSHKENTO.'
Tbe I ad lea of tbe MetbodUt Church Imrovement
Society will oo tomorrow, (Tbnrs.
*7) even log, give a "Dime Heading" at tbe
[etbodlst parsonage. Iceaand cake will be
irved. Tbe public are cordially Invited.
MABKIAOE URL Lit WILL KINO TODAY.
Loni?Banka, Mr. Al'en Long of tbia city
ad Mies Banks of Kersbaw, S. C., will be
nlled In tbe bonds of boly wedlock today.
Ir. Look left Monday acoompained by bis
eur. Miss Ellae. Mr. Leaa Hmitb and Mr.
endy Miller left yeatMrday and will Join Mr.
oog at K*rsb?w. Immediately after tbe
wrrlage oeremony. Mr. and Mrs. Loog will
te hit their bome In tbia city, where a
wept Ion la to be given In tbelr bonor on
ila Wednesday evening, at tbe home of tbe
room. Mr. Long and bla charming bride
111 be welcomed In Abbeville bv a large
irole ol friends wbo extend congratulation*
i advance.
illim CLARA LBS UILLIA* KNTKKTAINS.
Mlas Clara Lee Gilliam, of Sharon, enter.
Uned a number of ber friends laal Friday
renlngal a Flinch party, given In bonor of
r charming guest. Miss Nora McNslll, of
raits.
HAPPENING* ALONG BOUTK NO. 3.
Mra. Mattto Wll?on l? Id tbe city spendlog
jme Una* with Mm. W. C. Celveri.
Messrs. W. T. McGlll and J. P. Drennon.
eni to McCormlek last Friday oa business
Mr. and Mra. Edwin wera the gaeets of re laves
at Wldemsns laat Saturday aud 8uu*Mr.
B. P. Matta sod bla little aoa Lowrie,
real to Pboeolx Sunday. returning on Mon>
ay laat accompanied by bla slater. Mlaa
letu. wbo will apend aome Una wltb ber
mtber and family.
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Penney were gueaU Id
tie elty last Mouday.
MUsee Annie aod Katie iitaa wereabopplng
a tbe elty Monday laat.
Mr. 8. if. Rtlty and J. W. Bovd, of Lodisont,
were Id toe elty laat Mooday on bast
M.
Mr. Jobn W. Morrab, one of Ml. Cartnela
romlnent cltlsena and moal progressive
aerebanta waaa vial tor In the city laat Mon.
ay.
Mra, Agnea Pendel and Mra. Robert Bruoe
pent laat Monday with relative* la tbe
[baron neighborhood.
Miaa Lola Penoal. accompanied by Mr.
len Crawford were tbe goeata laat Saturday
vening of Mr. and Mra. Will McKengle.
Mr. w. C. McNeil abowed na laat Monday a
peeimln of bta wheat and oata rowing In
be flat-woods ; tbey were tbe finest ae hsv?
een. measuring In height 12 or 15 Inches. He
aya tbe grain crop In that section la very
iromlslng.
Mr. and Mra. K. O. Edwards were Id tbe city
Mt Monday.
Mr. Henry Ullllam of Nortb Carolloa la
tailing relatives In tbeHharoo section.
Dr. Pblfer was called to Lebanon last Mon.
lay professionally.
tilillam Brotbera have moved their saw
Dill to Georgia on landa of Mr. Kelaer where
hey will cat and saw 900.0U0 feet of lumber.
Ir."David Gilliam lefl laat Monday ana win
?ve cbarii of the bad new.
Tbe many (rlcnili of Mr. J. S. Ulbert are
lad to aee blm out again, slier Helng confined
d bla brd for about five weeks wllh acute
b*umatl?ui
Mr. A. K. Wood burst baa a very tick cblld.
)r J. W. sberard In attendance.
Meaars. J. K. Tarrant and Hilly Derrloottof
It. Carmel were In the city laat Saturday.
MIm Lnoy Ulbert of Lebanon wan hopping
a tbeclty lant Saturday.
in and about the citv.
Mayor J. I* McMllllan and Mr. K. A.
bomaon left laat Sunday for Atlanta.
Mlaa Lula Power la vlaltlng her brotfirr
Ir. Albert l*ower of Antrevtlle.
Mr. and Mra. J. K. Lomaz worshipped In
be M. E. Church ol tblacity laat Sunday.
Four member* were received by letter laat
onday In ^be MethodUt Church.
Have you tbe Mumps? Tbey are all the
ace In tbe City.
Mr. Oecar Cobb 1a quite slrk with mumps.
Mlis Wluton Parks Is sick with mump*.
Mr. Jim itoobe bas been quite Indisposed
jr tbe paat few daya.
Dr L.. T. Hill waa called to Mount Carmel
ist Thursday on profcaalonal business.
Mlaa Mamie Hlit left laat week for Arlaona
rberesbegoes to accept a government peal
IUU. IU" ? IVMW Ui ? ? ?"
t4 ber leave, but lo going abe ban tbclr beat
rlabea (or ber bapplneau and auoceaa in ber
ir away home.
Mr. Ueorjre (iamlirell baa aooeptod a altualoo
at the Kurolture factory.
Mr. C. P. Hammond baa Juat returned from
bother auocoaaful baaloeaa trip In tbe upper
art of tbe Htatc lu tbe Internal of the Fur
Iture Kactory. *
Mr. Kugene Link la now olerklnf lor Mr.
1. M. Hill wUere be la ready to Mrve bla
rlenda wltb tbe beat ol bargain*.
Kev. P. H. Wella preached a One trrmon laal
unday morning on Divine Providence,
bowing Uod'a providence over all and raeclally
over bla children?tboae wbo commit
tielr way* unto Him. In lllualrallon be
ave t^ueen Kathcr'a aacenalon to tbe throne?
oa?pb nut Into tbe pit? Moaea the leader ol
be children of larael-and Paul In eblp
rreek. All these worked out lor good. Uod'a
bjeot In all thta la for our apirllual and
tarsal good. "Iu all try way* acknowledge
iitn, anu tie win aireci ioy pain*. Are we
olng lhl? l( ao, lie will land our (oniMt<-p?
poo tbe eternal shore. His ret?ar*? were
nrceful and earnest and the congregation at ntlve
hearers.
At night Union services were lield In the
letbodist Church, Itcv. I*. II. Well* conduct
ug services, and having lor hi* subjcct, "Tbe
eneral resurrection. Owing to the inclemeut
feather the oongrcgaUon was not ax large a?
taual.
V . 2^^'"
' ;
don & Co.
'
pring Goods. A
amort**) line of
[E$,
LUMMINGS
VQS to match.
We have a new and attractive
II prices. We have replenished
glarus and Bleached Muslin*.
ty Dr?w (iooda for laditw walk?ctfullyt
don & Co.
CHANGES ON THE STATE.
D?rf Editor Hnewdcd by IraibcrWatooa
Prvnotcd.
Charleston Pott.
Since the killing of S. G. Uonzalea the
Colombia Mtato baa borne bla Baa* a till at
tba bead or 1U cola mna aa editor, loath to remove
H even at tbe mandate ol daatb. On
Hatarday for tbe flrat time tbe legend at tba
oolumu'a bead appeared altered. Instaad of
"N. G. Oonxalea, editor," there la now Nt off
by a border, "N. G. Gonsalee, 1H58-1M6." Tbe
aplrlt or tbe martyred editor vlll role tba
paper, be will make a power. No announce*
ment la made of any chance In tba executive
Uffortbe paper, bot It la well known that
W. K. Gonsalee. formerly oewa editor of Tbe
(Mate, baa aocceeded to bla brother1* chair,
and U tilling It worthily. It la andentood
that E. 1. Wataon, who baa been city editor
or Tbe Hiate alnea tbe paper1* beginning, will
become new* editor, and a capable man be la
In any a lair capacity on a newapapar. It is
ateo aald that John A. Moroeo, formerly of
Cbarleeloo and recently of tbe Richmond
New*, will be city editor of Tbe (Mate. Mr.
Uoroao'a attractive atyle la wall remembered
In Charleston. Tbe general direction of Tbe
Mtala will remain, aa before, wltb Amdroae E.
Gonsalee, preeldent of the company, a warm
bear led gentleman and a newspaper man or
tba Aral quality. Hocoeea alwaya to The
Stale, however tta ataff be coo all In led, and
honor to the aentlinent which praeervea ao
plendldly ? noble memory.
GOOD BOADS.
The Ma*t laipartaat QacaUai lew
fere ike Aaierleaa feayle.
Editor Praaa and Banner: Please remember
the Good Koada Convention will be held
here Haloaday lo April. Tbto la matter that
aboold Interact all elUieoa of tba County.
Pleaae remember, tbat the eltlseoa of the
towna and clilea aboold beaa mncb lntereeled
lo tba farther Improvement of oar public
highway* aa thoae living In the country.
Tbe "mud ux" on tne cltlae la Ml mora,
perbapa, than thoae living oatalde daring tbe
winter aeaaon. at leaaU Wood la aold by the
load and tbe Ineda ere go aged according to
tbe capacity of tba lea ma, and tbe cepeelty of
the I? ma of conrae are mauurad according to
ibo condition of tbe roads. Bad roads, small
loads, good roads, larger loads, and all sol#
lor tbe sane moo*/, cxoept, perhaps, to vary
cold weatber smaller loads command a greater
price.
It I* desired that all clUsena, business men,
and merchants aboold be tboroagbly late reeled
in tbe Good Bonds movement. Many
thousands of dollars tyortb of goods an banted
from otber nearby towns, and wby? Tbay
say tbe roads are too bad to haul (Tool bara.
If tbe leading roads are pot In good, PSSSable
condition to be so repaired a* to make
tbem passable daring tbe winter montbe, tba
mere ban la aa wall as tbe flirmer will be very
mucb benefitted. Tba Good Roads movsment
Is not a Farmers movement, bat Is a movement
in wblcb every eltlaan sboold be
specially Interested. Hon. V. H. Hyatt,
President of 8. C. Good Koada Association
bas accepted an Invitation to be prceent and
deliver an addrcea on tbe aabjact of "Good
Roads." otber prominent men will address
tbe Convention. Oontrlbnlor.
confederate" veterans.
fie a baa rd Air Lias Special Bales to
celiac la Slew Orleaas, La.
Account of United Confederate Veterans
Reonlon tickets will be on eaie May 1Mb to
31st, Inclusive, final limit May Mtb. An extension
of final limit to J one l.itb may be obtained
by deposit of ticket wllb Joint Asset
at New Orleans on payment of fas of Fifty
(90) Cents.
lisle from Abbeville to New Orleans and
SI47H UhnrlMt nnlpkut and bast
rout# la vU Mm board.
For ail Information call on G. U. Keller,
Agent, Abbeville. 8. C? or write
J. A. Von Dob leu. Trav. Paas. Act. Equitable
Building, Atlanta, (Ja.
Wo. B. Clemenu. Trav. Pass. Act.. Atlanta.
W. K. Christian. Am. Usn. Paas. Agt Atlanta.
Dear 81r: Here's wbat "/ewer gallons"
means:
Mr. N. Avery of Delhi, H. Y., owns two
bouses exactly alike, lie painted one with a
mixed paint?took twelve gallons. Painted
tbeotber with D?*oe?bought twelve gallona
and bad six gallons left. Hame paintsrUeorge
Gilbert.
Tbe secret la: Devoe Lead and Zlno Is one
hundred per cent, paint; the mixed paint
was about fifty per cent, paint and fifty per
cent, adulteration.
Here la an analysis ofa mixed paint sold In
your neighborhood :
Lead, sine and color 41 per oenL
Lime and China clay W **
Yon ?e? 69 per cenu Is ado Iteration. Wbat
Is It for?
Tofilltbecen; to take unfair advantage of
your very natural and rlgbt dselre to make
your bouse-palnllng oost aa little aa possible.
Tbaebeap paint la Devoe Lead and Zlne,
because It Is all paint?no expense for any*
tblng else?and It doea not waste your money.
Yours trulr,
F. W. Devoe * Co..
New York.
P.H. P. B.Hpeed sells onr paint
Waadjr Uad.
Mian Bevle Wilder of Troy accompanied by
Mr. Allen Kanka, vlaited relatives here .Satarda
v night undKunday.
Miss Maggie Plnston and Miss Lily May
Hlaalt of the city vlaited Misses Gertie and
Kuby Brntly Isat week.
Miu Annie I laker a very pretty young
lady vlaited relative* here Haiurday.
Mr. 8*n> Harney of Betbel vlaited ralallrea
near the city Sunday.
Mr. J. H. SprouM and Mr. II. E. White
vMu-d near I'heonlx Suuday.
Mr*. C. C. Fleming aocompaoled by bar
pretty little daugbter MIh Olive visited
friends near tbe elty Hunday.
MIm llattle Lyon wh tbe guest of her IIUU
fou?in. MIm Margaret Kondly a few day* laat
week.
Mr. James Evans ol White Llek made a
very pleasant call to friend* here Monday.
Mr. W. W. sprou?e of Hpartanburg u ?*
peeled here aoon to alaK relative*.
Mr. J. W. White of Greenwood called on bla
beat girt Hauday. Call again J. W.. you are
always welcome.
Mr. Frank Fleming, one of our moat Intelligent
young met* spent laat Hunday with
bla friend Mr. Elbert White.
Ml** Mary ItouglaM vlalted tbe Mlaeea
Wbam'a Friday afternoon.
Brown Kyea.
Tate'i Law Price*
Vou can buy a Gee Haw collar from H. M
Tate & Co.. for .'iOe.
It look* like ea?y time* when Tate will sell
vou I lib* good green coffee for 1.00
Title w?nia your bunlneM and will Mil you
food* tu> un (o get ll If you will give them *
bance.
11 lb? k'XkI So*1h for ~'>c at H. M. Tale A Co.
We have a full line of beautiful up ring and
numtner Ure*n good*.
A look will convince you that the price* are
lower here Hutu eluewbcre.
Anybody can wear sock* when they cao
r buy them from Tate > pairs for-> cenU.
N ou can Hft'orU to wear clean clotbea 1/ you
i buy your ?o*p from Tate. ? oakew Octagon
for -'Scent*; II cakt-H Ark foritcenU.
All which happen* through the
I whole world happetiM through hope.
No hunharnltnaii would now a grain
j of com if he <lid not ho|* it would
I . .... .. >.! l.riliM forth the ?ar.
il-|?I..K ?|> U..U W. ...f, . ~ ?How
much more we are helped on l?y
hope in tli<- way of eternal life.