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f BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1903. ESTABLISHED 1844
^ WEST EM).
Ila|)|K>iilni,'N and Incidents of ? Wool*
About iliv niy.
1 Abbeville, S. C. .S.jpt. 24, 1S03.
Wednesday, September the twenty tuird,
at the borne of the bride's part-ins, Mr. and
Mm. H. IJ. Keese, Miss Neiie Ketse and Mr,
Mark Wiliirighum tinutt, of Anderson, weri
married. Il whshu ideal bouie wedding, being
a happy beguming ol a series ol gayetief
atrmui; the smart set of tlie city. The entire
ikamutiiu/iiiva hnmA vvhk will'
iU?Cl 1WU1|UI II1C1I
verted luto a Dower of evergreens <ui<1 trail'
lag vines, while soit rose shaded lamps and
uumberless candles Icul a touch of color and
bfituly to the scene.
The drawing rooms were thrown together
aod at Intervals were placed tircues made of
r> Japanese cedar under which tne oridal party
passed. From the last arch suspended the
wedding oell, made of white tulle and giace
fully trimmed witii long sprays of smliax,
under which the bridal couple stood during
the ceremouy which was conducted by Kev.
Preston li. Wells, pastor of tne Metuodist
church. At nine thirty o'clock the bridal
party entered lti the iollowing ordT. Miss
1 Floride Reese with Mr. Robert s. Ganti, 01
' Wpartanbur^, immediately following them
came the bride leaning on the arm of the
Tim hfiHu nouur inrtlced fairer than
la tier wedding robe aud misty veil. Her
gown was pe*u-de-crepe elaborately tucked
rand sblrreu with trimming:* oi cbitfou and
medalnoos. sne carried a shower bouquel
of carnations caught with wide white t-uiiu
ribbons. Miss Reese'wore a becommlug
gown of white chitton aud carried au arm
fill of piuK carnations. Mrs. Gantt is a
youug womaa of attractive personality aud
will be greatly missed by a bost of friends
here. The numerous aud beautiful gifts
testily to the love aud esteem tu which she
was held. The groom isa rising young newspaper
man ot the state and bids lair to he
come well known in his chosen work. Mi
Gantt has made mauy warm friends during
k nis visits nere by his ;pleasant maimers Bnd
9 manly bearing. Mr. aud Mrs. Gautt lefi
tth Wednesday night over ilie Seiiboard lorSparV
tanbnrg where tbey wiil spend a while with
Mr. GanttV paients before going to theii
home in Anderson. Tne out ot town visitors
were; Col. Larry T. Gum, .Spartanburg
Secretary ol State Jesse Gautt, Columbia.
MlssClaudle Johuston, Houea Path, Hon
Robert Gautt, Spartanburg, Mr. W. C. Tiedeman,
Charlesiou,Prof. \V. H, Thomson. Ml.
n?rm?l Mr. H. H. PhiIIdm. Atlanta. L)r. W. 13*
I Warthan, Barton, Ga.
Ik Mrs. L. W. Perrm bus gone to Yorkvllle
Bk on a vibi: th ber mother Mrs. Koberl McL'aw.
aS Mi8. Augustus M. Siaiib went to Uulon
me Friday, to spend a while with ber sister.
^ Mrs. George M. Wright.
Miss. Saran Xieary left last Thursday for
f Gaffney , where she will enter Llm-wtonc
r College and take aspeclrl course lu music.
Miss Marie Gary tiud Judge Eugene B
Gary have returned from a ten days slay at
Harris Litbta Springs.
Miss Claudle Johnston, of Honea Path,
twas among the out of town guests at tin
Jteese- Gantt wedding. Miss Johnston Is sill
f s a tbe city tbe guest of ber brother, Mr.
\ ?ugene Johnston.
" . Mr. M. T. Coleman spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his family,
BA7.AAK.
tK The ladles of the 1? *11st church are arraoglng
for a Bazaar to t>e opened the first week
W In JDeoember. l'nla will be the opportunity.
W for every oi<e to secure dainty aud useiu
I Christmas presents.
f Mrs. Frank Miller has returned to ber
r home In Charleston after a pleasant stay here
as tbe guest of Miss Mary Lou Smith.
Miss Louise DeBruin lelt Thursday ior
lnmbla where she uoes to reaume her studies
at tbe Columbia College. Mies Delirutil is h
V rlalng senior, she has taken a good stand In
I /> her class since entering the college.
/' J THK HOOK CLUB.
W. ' The Book Club will have their regular
meetlnz Saturday afternoon at tbe home 01
Miss Mary Liorton Kooertson at 4 o'clock
All tbe members are requested to be pri-sent.
Dr. H. C. Buchholz bus gone to Baltimore
to dedicate a ohurcb. Tbe occasion 18 a very
happy one for Dr. Uucbbolz as be bad beeu
Instrumental In building it.
Mr. and Mrs R. L wton Uarean have gone
to Baltimore on asjort pleasure trip.
Mt Mrs. J. U. Latimer aud Mrs. Mangle Bulloch
m have returned from a week.'? stay in Lown
f desvllle where they were tbe guesls of Mrs.
James T. Latimer.
Miss Helen Smith left Saturday for Converse
College where she will begin ber college
v dutits.
\ Mrs. W. D. Barksdale and Mr. Ed Barksdale
spent several days in Greenwood last week.
Mr. James Bradley was in town several
days last week.
Miss Margaret Hill has gone to lialnesviwe,
Fla., where she will spend the Winter with
ber sister, Mr. .Samuel Thomas.
Mr. W. W. Bradley was in Anderson last
Hr week on busluess.
y Mlsa Cary Calhoun of Clemson Is in the clt>
f the attractive guest of Miss Sallle Calhoun.
Air. and Mrs. A1 Deering and their attractive
little daughter left Saturday for tbeii
borne in Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Deering havt
a large circle of friends here who hope they
will retnrn to the States at some day not far
distant.
EUCHRE CLUU.
The afternoon Euchre club had a delightful
meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. W.
Wldeman Bradley. The score caids were
inlnatures of the hostess mounted on red card
^ board touched with gold, making a dainty
souevnir of the occaslou, Au elaborate salad
By course was served at the close of the games.
Those present were Mrs. James Bradley, Mrs
: Wtuie S. Cothran, Mrs. William H. Greene,
| Mrs. 8. G. Thomson, Mrs. \Vllli.>m Leslie,
|f Mrs.Thomas Gordon White, Mrs. William li
I Wilson, Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mrs. Maggie L
[ Bullock. Miss Lucia Parker. Miss Euuice
Lrfr C ilhonn. Miss Marie Gary, Miss Sara Lee,
Miss Mary L. Boberlaoo, Miss Grnee Smith,
J Miss Lena Worlh B.trbee, Miss Plevna Seal,
MIi-b Nettle Ku?8ell, Miss Sallle Calhouu.
Mlsb Lily Templeton.
Mrs. Lila Ward law Mabry returned Saturday
from a ten days stay la Columbia with
Mrs. John Fraser Livingston.
ft A 11V QlfflW.
Tbe bat-7 show glveD by the Clarke Allen
Chapter of the Laughters of the Confederacy
wan well attended. Thirty eight babies were
entered. Never before have h prettier colleo*
tlou of beB been seen, every one was woraj
thy of ? prize. The babies that received the
pt prizes were awarded to, 1st Mary Hemps
hill Greene, h gold baby pin, 2nd Jean
Wells, a gold riDg, 3rd Edna TuRten Bradley,
a sliver spoon. Elizabeth liambrell rtcelved
the most votes as the popular baby. Tbe
Chapter Is working to aBsl*t the Senior Chap_
ter Id building the monument.
ft INSTALLATION SERVICE*.
8unda.v mornlug at Upper Long Cane
ohurch Kev.J.C. Shiv?wiUbe installed pastor
of that church. I)r. J. Lowrie Wilson,
Rev. J. W. Wvlleaud Mr. W. A. Tewpleton
will conduct the installation services.
Mrs. Susie Bru'ison Hill of Kdgetteld Is here
staying a while with her sister Mrs. Wude S.
Cothrau.
\ llNCCNM.
W. H. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss., writes,
Aug. 15,19(12: "I want to say a wont of praise
for Ballard's S: 'uv Liniment. I stepped 011 a
nail, which chum d the cords 1u my leu to contract
and an abscess to rise in my knee, and
tbe doctor told me that I would have a stiff
leg,.so one day I went to J. F. Lord's diug
k store (who Ik now In Denver, Colo) He recommended
a bottle of Snow Liniment; I
W K?t a flOc size, and it cured my leg, It Is the
f best liniment in tlie world.
I Abscesses, Willi few exceptions, are indicative
of constipation or deblli'y. They may,
bowever, result from blows or from foreign
bodies, introduced into the skin or flesh, such
as splinters, thorns, etc. Sold by (J. A. Ml'f'
> lord.
Minister?Vou say yon are ?olng to marry a
man to reform him ? That is noble. May I
ask who he Is?
Miss Beauti ?It's young Mr. Hondcllpper.
? Minister?Indeed! I did not know he had
any bad habits.
Miss Heauti?Ye?, his friend says he is becoming
quite miserly.?.New York Weekly.
|
J ?uIeol?'?l Colds.
Every part of the mucous membrane, thf
nose, throat, ears, head and lungs, etc., are
subjected to disease and blight from neglected
coins. liallard's Ilorehoutid Syrup Is a pleas
ant and etlecMve remedy. 'iV\ 80c, $1 no. \V
Akendrlck. Valley Mills, Texas, writes; 'M
have used ltaliard's lion-hound Syrup for
coughs and throat trouble* ; it is a pleasant
anfl most effective remedy." Sold by C. A
. W MllforU.
v. .... m m ,
Tobacco user* nhoinl call on VV. I). I5ark?
dale aud get tiln price by the box.
9K>.
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j The Price of
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| These 5uits
Star^at^ ^ J
Any "merchant tailor" would char:
without being prepared to give you th<
give you no better fit, not as good style
days. We sell the HAND-TAILOR
SCHLOSS B
" The
Better drop in and let us talk it c
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Now has on exhibit.
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FALL AN]
WINTER . .
RVRff 737i
THE people of the entire C<
most respectfully and coi
vited to bear witness to
of this announcement by calli
early day and seeing for themse
of the various departments are fu
flowing and the best proof that;
right is the eagerness with whi
rnnvn Vvntr
LU.CJLO uuy.
Come to see us, ai
that eve
i-l.
J. W. Krpllntii'N I.nrnlN. I.
Try uround and see everybody, what tboy strayed last KrUl
! pay for eggs, aud then?well, come und see nier Place on Lout
the Baker. mu'e, with bridle i
> ah i . i , . scarred up right
, ; A new lineol candles. All kinds of choco roward tor its rel
I' 'u,t * myself.
p< ('igars, cheroots, cigarettes, tobacco?smok
inu and chewing. Canned goods of all kinds,
pumuts, lemons, and onions. Just come Tnmmv? Ma cai
1 down nuil sue wlmt I havedowu here, ciiktIhIiiIu' ?uotli
Yours rcKiiectluily, Mjiiiimih? Ym?, c'i
I J. W. lJrelhahu. Tommy?All rl?l
liim.?l'liiladelphi
1
rlv RirH'<
Don't D<
Buying
| YOU KNOW IF
f TION NOW YC
_____ The Sudden Change;
in American Weathc
yj make it quite probable thz
cs
you will get up some mori
in^ soon and find the temj
en.ture cold enough fc
thicker apparel.
. Then you'll wish ye
hadn't procrastinated. Better a
tend to this matter DUKIN'
THE PRESENT WEEK. < !
vvnn't rpnnirp manv minutes t
step into our store and get you;
Oself snugly and handsomely" fittec
and at a price that will mean a
actual saving to you.
ge you more for the same quality, cut
d variety to select from. He would
, and keep you waiting a week or ten
ED CLOTHING made by cle;
ROS. & CO., ?\
Best Clothes Makers."
>ver.
r^/v & ANDBRSi
Outfitters to Particular People.
rWH
ion one of the lar\
md cheapest stoc
Q Merch
IOUGHT TO THI
ounty are ^
rdially in- I ^1 buy
the truth the
nnr q+ o-r? frorlc* of TX7T*i
Xlg Ct U ctlx UlUViU ClU V V J?X
lives. All forty years
.11 to over- quaintance \
prices are and very of
ch custo- goods that y<
You have on
and then y<
supplied.
ad join the thront
ry day tills the si
w. w
ost Mule. j Kvkn
lay evening from the Cro-: ,|. \v. Hrelhuhn, the baker,
j I'ane, one dark bay mnro binlicKt market price lor iggH
i>n ; wire on one shoulder, cull before you eeil.
xharply. Will pay liberal; ... ?_
urn to Mr. A. I!. Monte. or Wprnln*.
Sam Kykard, ...
s: I' 1 S. A. Ki'inl. ClKco.Ti-xiis. writ
. , iik>1 : "My wrist wanhpialned
i I play innkln' believe I'm l',l" "li't was "seless; and aM
..r lirtla I.nvV ?' n'lifdif-s that falli'tl lo Hi
r 'of course Hal lard's Snow Liniment, and
lit ' (llmmi* miinc cake r?r earnestly recommend It foan.y
from spraiUH." 25c. 50c, SJ.UU.
u 1 rtHe- ' Mlliord.
I
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5 reast i
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slay Too Long
.
Your Fall Suit
I
DECIDE THIS QUES-' |
)U HAVE A WIDER :
~ RANGE OF VA- j
5 RIETIES TO SE- |
sr LECT FROM AND
YOU GET LONGER
I WEAR FOR THE
' MONEY EXPEND'
_
ED.
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The Swelldom 5ack
hi
tshown
in the picture is
[t the latest four-button sin:o
gle-breasted sack. It has
r- its points of difference from
the HAKVAKD and the
n other single-breasted favor|
ities. It is particularly a
for quiet dressers, whose tastes
ti to something conservatively
jant, rather than the extreme
style. It is an ideal suit for
;iness men who know the value
'looking prosperous."
IN,
Tfm
gest, most attrac
-**. KJ V/J.
andise
S CITY.
ITTER what you my wish 1
, you are always sure of gettir
worth of your money if yc
ite's. An experience of near!
has given us a thorough a<
vith the wants of the peop]
ten you can find at White
ou will not find anywhere els
ly to make your wants know
du aire sure of having the
2; of haryuv buyer
.M. H. %S ^
tores of
Women.
will pay Ibe, chet'ks, lluHlied wlthciho wiTt V.
. Give hiin a <>t IiciiIiumihI ;? Vur5 *m"ii
iWIIIJUJlJ u? }(lll iiu I, jun? .?
IhfrtiiiiH * !u>r each meal; It will preveut (
?-ti|>klion and h?li> digest what you I
. ?'Hton. .We. Mr? Win. M. Stroud, Mid lot ti
m> badly by a' | 'IVxas, wri :.? ?, May :il, 11K?I: "We have i
er viHiiitf sever-1 llerblne in nur lainlly lor eight yearn,
vt: relief, used '?m?d It the be<.t medicine we ever used
whs emed. 1 coiiMtipHtlou, bilious fever uud inula
oiih Kufferlui; I Sold by C. A. fM llfurJ.
Sold by (J. A.
SUSPENDERS.
Now is the time to buy Suspenders,
and we are the people
ta buy them from. We
sell the 50c kind at 34 to 38c,
the 25c kind at 17 to 19c and
the cheaper kinds at the same
reduction. They are Drummers'
Samples and first class
goods. A. M. Smith & Co.
A COUGH IS ONLY A SYMPTOM.
A cough Is not a disease but a symptom of
disease. A cough always Indicates that either
the throat or lungs are affected. When the
mucus lining of the throat or lungs becomes
lnfl uned tbe Irritation causes coughing. Don't
neglect n cough. It may be the symptom of
serious throat or lung disease. Rvdales Elixir
kills the germs that causes the troHble, soothes
the Irritated mucus membrane, gently stimulates
the nerve* that control the respiratory
orgnns and thus helps nature to speedily restore
normal condltloni* und healthy uctlon.
C. A. JVJllford, the Druggist
Many h girl has 1 .ved to regret the day she
married a man just to keep some other girl
from gettlngjbim.
Stomach Trouble Causes Heart Trouble.
Heart trouble is almost always caused by
stomach trouble. The stomach falls to digest
all the tood. and tbe residue terments, forming
excessof gas which distends tbe walls ot
the stomach, causing a pressure on tbe nerves
and arteries that leud to the heart. This
causes the heart to palpitate or skip a beat
occasionally, or both, which Is usually very
alarming, causing grave apprehensions, ltydales
Stomach Tablets will prevent this trouble.
They digest the food and prevent gis
from tormlng in the stomach. If there Is no
gas in your stomach your hnart will not trouble
you. C. A. Mllford, tbe Druggist.
Southern Railway Schedule.
Trains for Hodges leave Abbeville, S. C., No
114(daily)8.40h. no.; No. 112(dally) 10.50 a.m.
No 110(daily) 1.55p.m.; No 110(dail>).
Trains from Hoogesarrive Abbeville,No. 115
(dally) 10.20 a. m.; No. 113 (dally) 12.05 p. m.;
No. Ill (dally) 8.10 p. ra.
Nos.110 and 117 (night trains) discontinued.
Close connection at Hodges with through
trains for Greenville, Colombia, Charleston,
etc., connecting at Greenville for A. & C. Di*
alolnn nnlntu nnH tl,a LVlI aIoa A uhuifl I la fit.
? IOIUU pnmo auu LLIC uac i, aiou anuo viticf zxt'
lanta, eto.
SATISFACTION.
. t is alwaysa source of satisfaction to know
of a reme<ty that can always'be relied on In
emergencies and when accidents occur ; socb
h remedy is Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment.
It Is the most serviceable accident, and Emergency
Liniment ever produced, and is just as
satisfaciory in all cases wiiere a Liniment is
required. C. A. Mllforii. Druggist.
At the Photographer's.?"Have I the pleasurn
expression you ne<-d?" (Voice from under
the cloth): "Perlectly, sir;" "Then let
lier go quick, governor; It hurts my face.?
Life.
Glenn is offering many bargains picked up
while In northern markets.
Made sheets50 cents; p'.llow cases 10 oents
at Glenn's.
ShoeR, all leather wear wells, at Glenn's.
Clothing, hats and caps, at Glenn's
Crockery, glass, tin and enamel ware, at
Glenn's.
Guns, barbed wire, nails, knives, locks,
bin si's, grass blades and all kinds (arm tools,
at Glenn's.
Teacher?Can any little girl tell me who
was Columbus?
Sadie?(frautlcally-snapping her lingers)?I
know.
Teacher?Well. Sadie?
Sadie?Columbus trie gem oT the ocean.
Too many men waste valuable time talking
about the things they are going to do.
- ^00C' Weat
/ i? V I Weather conditions
| spring rains to soak
\l jeopardize good resul
. t0 stick to the fresh
-*'* ^ on now gives prot<
sherwm
MAD
,J V? B U , L
t 'a A is the sa,es
> (r * It gives 1
^ r, , the smallest
~ ^ If you're
^ let us talk t<
lg
A T~> nnTTTT T P TT
'U XJL-DDXH V J.XJJUJLLI ilj
[y
Ce,
jt THE BEST MEDIC
>'S /)\ ,4/VD THE BEST S
e to " '
'* ' jti Is none too &oo<l lor
7"]^ ij; vlio is sick. Wo ke
buy, aiul keep oil <ln
best Proscription Cle
i|V
your Prescriptions 01
__ fl) Yours to picas
~ % C. A. HILFOi
^ /ft ABBEVILLE, S.
jlMUl II
W. H. COTHRAN.
]0W Proprietor. ^
i all |
' of i r< a mr? ?><0
and'ALL liUlLIJ
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KY DALES LIVER TABLETS.
! Itydales Liver Tablets cure liver troubles.
; Thev art specifically on tho liver, the bile,
j bladder, and-bile duct, the intestines and ,r-)
i bowels. They stimulate tue liver and cause a
porft ci How or bile Into the bowels, keep the
bile duct healthy, Increase the peristaltic
( movcmentnf the iotett.lnes and thus restore
, a healthy notion oi al! these organs. Rydales
. Liver Tab!nis am en*y to take, heine small
! chocolate coated tablets. They act promptly
i ami can nlways be depended uuon Price per .\i<?
1 Inn nf ."ill lahlets. 25 cents. C. A. Mllford. 'the
i Druggist.
! Iter. Dr, Goodman: I'm ho "orry your bus:
band Isn't here, Mrs. Smltb. I'm afraid yon '
| forgot to tell him I Intended to preach today
on municipal problems.
Mrs. Smith : Indeed I did not. I told him
that the la."* thing, but he said he would stay
at home aud read bis Bible?Town and CounJars.
jardlnlers and (lower pots, at Glenn's.
Mackerel and white flsh, at Glenn's.
Kort Sumter coffee, at Glenn's. . v
Pickttng vinegar, spices, &c., at Glenn's.
Barley, rye and onion sets, at Glenn's.
"Majestic" aud "Alpine Snow" flour, at
| Glenn's.
j Glenn's.
| Sheeting, yard wide 5 cents, at Glenn's.
Bran, shorts and chicken teed, at Glenn's.
School supplies, paper, pencils, slates, etc., V &
atGlean's.
. Wool Jeans, flannels, outings, at Glenn's.
At some period In his carer every man carrles
something in bis pocket for lack.
HAVE YOUR
MEASURE
TAKEN 1
for your new Fall garments.
It is the only proper and satisfactory
way of buying your
clothes, being that "GOOD
I CLOTHES AfcE ALWAYS
MADE TO ORDER." Make
your selection from the tailoring
line of
STRAUSS RROS.
Chicago,. Est. i 8 7 7
Good tailors for over a quarter century
You'll find a world of pleasure
in wearing the. clothes
made by Strauss BnJs.,?
faultless in style, fit, finish
and materials. They're so
much better than the ordinary
run of clothes, yet
l '
prices are astonishingly low,
and your perfectly safe in ordering,
because if garments
are not satisfactory, you
needn't take them. WE}
will bp; pleased to
show you ouk great ;
LINE OF SAMPLESCALL
ON j
| J. R. GLENN. | j|
? TO PAINT Silj
DINGS WITH
t paint to use. I
the best protection at B
going to paint this fall
d you about S. W- P. &
A.RDWBRE CO. ||
".INE JK
ERVICE W ' |i
any man, woman or <-liil<l A
cp the best tliat money will
ity all the time one of the
rks in the State. IJriiij;- as X?
* tell vonr Doctor to do so. W
ie, ' W
o
RD, The Druggist. Vj/
C. Phone 107. Sf/
w
M\m finuniNV 1
riDM uunrAni, ?
"RS N
A. G. FAULKNER,
Mauager
in mm, I
Hi\G MATERIAL.
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