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The Press and Banner 0T"Publl8hed every Wednesday at 82 a ear In advance. i Wednesday, Oct. 28,1903. k Abbeville at the Fnlr. Seventeen tickets were sold by theSouthern S| to the Fair, about equally divided amonir the BE whites and the colored. Among the whites Hfrt were: Mrs. W. W. Bradley, W < I* T. Miller, m A. 6. Morse, H F. Cromer. Mrs. W. O. Cromer, Mrs. Allen, Rev. W. C. Ewart, Mrs W. C. Ewart, l Henry Chen ham, Mrs. Hodges. rrronperonii Looking: i loine*. The poet was right when he enld that "apparel oft proclaims tbe man." Certain it In that clothing of good quality and stylish fit gives one a prosperous look that undoubtedly carries Influence. Messrs. Hall & Anderson advertises clothing that 'helps you on In the world," and cites as an example "The Alverstone Saok." This beautiful design In sign's suits Is made by Scbloss Bros. & Co., "Tbe kBest Clothes Makers," of Baltimore, Md0 who are tbe largest makers In the world of handtailored clothing. Notice. I will be at Abbeville on first Monday of eaoh month and two we^ks following for the purpose of treating Hemorrhoids' (Piles.) Treatment consists in purely aseptic methods 1b painless and without tbe use of chloroform and the knife. Cure guaranteed. All parties Interested will find me at the Glenn Ethel Ion Hotel, Abbeville, S. C. Office hours from 10 A. M. till 3 P. M. on above mentioned days. yvV'.. Jno. B. Brltt. M. D. First tout Xot Ibe Cheapest. A ~ ~ .ii.U xusuiei> woivi nu Bitiuie uuco uui uece(<sarlly determine lis cheapnesH. For Instance, a sack ot "Clifton" Hour may cost you a little . In tbe end. Wby? Because It will not only \ make more bread to tbe Bacic, but will take leas lard and soda to make It. Orderasack oi "Clifton" and make a test foryourself. It will prove tbe truth of this statement. L. T. & T. M. Miller. Oet (he Best for tbe Auklng. When you order a sack of patent flour from your grocer, do not tell blm to send you "a sack of good flour," but tell blm to Rend you a aack of "Clifton," because "Cillton" Is tbe . best patent. Every sack la sold wltb tblo |a guarantee, and If It does not prove as represen ted, your money will be refunded. "Clifton" Is an all-round flour, and Is as good for oake and pastry as for llgbt rolls and biscuit. . Ij.T. AT.M. Miller. - The A. R. P. Chnrch. Rev. C. W. Ewart, pastor of the Associate Reformed congregation at Abbeville, reftd last Sunday morn log a very Interesting paper k OQ the history of the Associate Reformed Church, which wa? organized In 1S03?just one hundred years ago. The paper la wormy of preservation, and we hope to be allowed to publish it *ln tbe Press and Banner. Kollce to TrvitpnaNerM. I * JEnntlng or no kind will be allowed on tbt v lands owned by Mr. Stockman In Abbevlllt \ County, known as tbe Jordan and L.ltetplaces. All parties caught so doing will be prosecuted. H. J. Stockman. Oct 710. 5t* Trespass Notice. Hunting birds or coons or "possumB" oi other game or flsblng, day or night, on oui lands la prohibited. Please Gentlemen do r not trespass or request privilege to huut. Arthur Parker. Wanted. r A lady teacher wanted at once for tbe War ronton School. No one but a lady of experience need apply. John C. Ferguson, G. S. Wilson, | Oot. 28,1903. Wm. McNeill. ?kk? Wanted. L J. W. Brelbabn, tbe baker, will pay tbt r highest market price lor eggs. Give blm c t call belore you sell. Town Property for Farm. If you waotto trade off your unprofitable laud In the country for houses In towu, cal. on Wanted. A good oow. Klcb milk preferred to quanUty.y-Mrs. W. A. Lee, Abbeville, S. C. Piano Wuuted. Prof. Baldwin deslreB to rent a good piano / for several months. Hales Wanted At Stark' Stable. For Rent. Chairs or furniture of any kind. No lot k too small?none too large. Kerr Furnllurt % ' Co. For Rent. 1,000 chairs to rent for all kinds of entertain menu, 3 oents each. Kefr Furniture Co. Wanted.?Persimmon, Dogwood, Hickory, and Holiy logs. Freight oald on carloads. 4m? lamwj OnRlcshflt. f!hftrleston. M. C. ? ? '? ? ? Wanted?100 bushels of Char coal at once. Hk Abbeville Hardware Co. EE Hon. W. H. Parker Is {preparing a valuEflnSgB able historical paper. In which It Is Intended Uni to give tbe names of tbe officers and private Cm soldiers who went to tbe war from Abbeville Taken Up?Two yearllogp, a brlndle and n ^HBdOO.Of tbe Bill persnasloo, weighing about HjSSSf 350 lbs eacb. A. M. Hill A Hons. Have you read Robt. 8. Link's advertisrmeats? be Is otTerlng some valuable Real Estate for Rale. Kendall will have a large line of toys and 3^^ CbrlstmaH goods, such as dolls, Iron toys and Kk everj-tblng la tbe toy line by tbe 15. It you are thinking of Investing In Real BwB Estate or Bank stocks, It will pay you to cod rBult Robt. S. Link. Mr. W. T. Bkadley has sold bis 67 acre farm on tbe Blue Hill to Mr. J. Y. Jones. Caft. John Q. Edwards baa sold bis store bouse to Mr. Joliu A. Harris. If yoa wish to sell your Real Estate or bitdk stock, consult Root. S. Link, lie cau dispose oMt for you. "Bread is the staff of life." Then why not have the purLest and best especially when we are prepared to supply the wants of all at lower prices than you have to pay ' for inferior goods. We have four car loads of flour to go at the following prices. Highest grade second patent at $4.50 and the very best straight at $4.40 per barrel. Every dust of which we guar| antee to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. A, M. Smith & Co. Tbonmon Bros. Local's. Granulated sugar per hundred, ?5.86. Granulated sugar 18 lb. for 81.00. k ' A good green coflee for 8% ct. lb. A llttie J better lor 10 ct. lb. And Htill better for 15ct. lb I Good parob coffee for 10, 12%, 15 and 25 ct L per lb. I We will sell you A No. 1 Tobacco In ten lb cardyafor37^ot. per lb. Nothing better loi ' tbe money. Good wbeat bran 81.10 per sack. Women shoes for 82 50, 32,00, 81 50, 81.25 and 81.00, are up-to-date In sty le aua quality and way down In price. Onr men shoee for 81.50 are value* that you can't afford to m lss. Best cream cheese three lb. for 50 eta. A full line of tinware, everything you want L k We bought these to suit with 7c coiton, there * lore prices are right. A choice line of can goods of every description in meats, fruits aud vegetables. Meal, flour, hams, salt, bacon and all heavj groceries al botlom prices. A big lot of loaded shells both In black and ; nltro powder. We have a large line ot lamps, glassware crockery, etc. W?> Call on us for aoytblDg you want. We guar an tee everything we sell to be the best. W< are anxlousj to sell you and always do ou: best to please you. ^Thomson Bros. - (y i i- . n w The first t Win ter is i I xwT?k oi<d nffoinnor at, VAQ V ?? vy Uiv; l/HV/Jl w >*_y?.*, line of Ladies' Knit Und< Our Shoe IS NC BOYS' AND YC It will pay ; $10 Suits le Our specie at $1, $3 ob When in need of an II = WANT We Want Your Ti And if you will c we will get it. < ! firstclass and our SHOES! TT7Viottq q 1 ovrro an VV U IXCbVO Ui lUXgv uiii ! of men, women and from $e up. DRY GOODS! : A large line of Outir Bed Ticking, BleacI anything you need. | Don't fail to see n i when you want ai | Goods, Shoes and G \ - sfl vfi von monev. Yours for tra A. B. CHE/ BST We handle the Oliver Chilled 1 HADDON'S Special MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 7-8 UDbleached Drills worth 6 1-4 eta., special 10 per cent, cut in Embroideries. Children's Jacket6 worth $1.25 and $1.50, spec Oue lot of Ladies' Jacket at half price. Reduced prices in Dress Remnants. White Flannel worth 25c yard, special 21c. Red Flannel worth 20c yard, special 18c. Bleaching, 1 yard wide, worth 8 l-2c yard, so T" 1 i J iu ?? ) ? deadline, l yaxu wiue, wuuu IU, 0|jctiai a i j Cotton FJaunel, bleach and unbleached, wort Table Lineu worth 60c yard, special 52c yard. Skirting in all shades, 5G inch wide, worth 6( Walking Skirts, black and blue, worth $2.25, A lot of Shoes in broken numbers worth $1.5' 5 pieces, 40 inches black Jaoquard worth 40c i 2 pieces, 50 inches black Moorhair worth 75c ] 6 dozens Corsets, broken uuinbers, worth $1.( Read special prices for every Monday. No goods exchanged or charged at thes R. M. HADD< j Selling ? We are not exac i nlftased when vol 5r " Come and see us, ? ? Read our Locals I T1 1 One-third faster, one-third easier running! /I i Ik the No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson machine, sold | ** | by W. D. Barksdale. I J)g,] * I" If you are looking for the real school book ] ' | man see Speed. He has all the boukn, tablets, XWl '-u ilka v/?n vcunf He I ^ ^ - j PCIICIIK, 1UH. I.UU ., ? worn disappoint you. It) / We have a lot of empty tin cans*, with large r [ screw tops, which will hold about a hundred i pounds. Fine for putting up lard. Cheap. [ Speed Drug Store. I Try a bottle of Baby Ease. Fine for chll- 8ee dren. To Introduce it the company will give nfw' a lourteen karat gold ring with each bottle. Th< 1 For sale at Speed'B. like! 3 Exquisite cutlglase and china, also beautiful ^ruK r Hue of fancy baskets now on exhibition by Ne< A. M. Smith & Co. them ; K- T ';; :<^;x<aMawmmuam * . >* '. . " . Kendall And now is ouch of dally recell ipon us. popular. 1 another shi close figures. Our line of Lad jrwear at 25c which cannot he A n TI+tvi A*n 4" UUjJCLl lILlUlit >W COMPLETE, AND WE ARI )UTH'S CLOTHING you to inspect our line of Boys ft which we are still selling at il sale of Men's Pants was bey< ifls at ft 2. We have iust recei ything in the Dry Goods or Mi ED! P. ade ome to see us, Dur Goods are ? prices right. 11 I d complete line children Shoes J i i 111W1 igs, Homespuns, IW H H Ling, in fact most I ' Jf JS i ie We lything in Dry ?ric rroceries. Will bon suit ,de, LTHAM. ?l0WS. I L Sale For ? nd, 1903. In BroTC 5c. :ial $1 and $1.25. Large ecial 14 yards $1. (limit 14 yards. 'ardb $1, (limit 17 yards. YI h 10c, special 8 l-2c, (limit 10yds.) W )c yard, special 50c yard. tl special $1 94. 0 aud $1.25, special 85 and 75c. ,'ard, special 29c yard. yard, special 5( c. )0 pair, special 50c. D e special prices. , W 3N & CO. 1 for Pleasure tly doing this, but you wi 1 buy a bill of goods fro: ;et our prices and go home 1 2 fi ; ' luurs iur uusiiiess, IOMSON BRO: t'WWVtWWW'**'* reat bargains in Table Abbeville Lodge N nask in short lengths, also lied and wove flannel at J-3c and 20c per yard. A. M. Smith & Co. 1%/TEETS EVERY TH at 8:80 o'clock In O our bntiy carriage robes. Something brethren, and visitors k] A. M. hralth ?& Co. diaily invited to attend. 3 "very r. st tu One candies. Nothing J.S.Cochran, Huyiers and Koj iters, for sale atSpeed's Secretary. Store. iv suite arriving every day. call to see , they are up update. Haddon's. Iteadjr made suits at ? .. ?M tg? ''' : ; ; ' . ' . . *.' - " -'</ >. >.[>-'. ; ' *' * ' c/w thfi timft to insnftpt thft srrftat b ing both by freight and express, 'he newest creations in millinery a pment of those popular shades in 2 ies' Jackets cannot be matched f< 5 matched. ; MAKING THE PRICES RIGHT. I r. ' and Youth's Clothing. Prices froi ; $5 as long as they last. [>nd our expectations, but we still ved 40 doz. men's colored shirts, r Lllinery line it will pay you to call Rosenb< ave decided to mala OTHING BEG-INNING- TODAY WE INA SALE OF OUR IMMENSE ST< WH CI offer you your choice of a suit froi >es below anything you ever gave f< a fide offer. Bring this advertiseme i i -a % 1 Ml n 1 j 1 ; listed oeiow. iou win nna it nere i Our best make E. E. F. $17 Suit Our best make $12.50 and $15 Our best make $10 and $11 Sui ), $6 and $7 Suits we have the bes rn ^uit for $6 worth $10. Assortment of Pants. Te have a large assortment of Pants Le lowest possible prices. We offer you Overcoats as cheap ROSENB] -WW* I T, 18/DDV 0 AU 1Ui>?i ur l"ul ?rlr<y' v the system some good medicines should that ^ be taken occassioually. The human goo( f strings become loose and may be w ^ lightened by any of the several good "toc ^ tonics which form part of our stock of he ^ DRUGS AND MEDICINES. buy ??y a ? Perhaps you have a favorite?some- r, ^ thing which you used and found eff fective. It is sure to be here and at vv the right price. pr<" o. 45, 1.0.0. F. F* SPEED. S Tfc . t? i _x t> n the yfrl ivememoer mai r. xvoaeu- styi berg & Co. are selling their pa^ Clothing at a big discount. It Son] URSDAY EVENING Pa* 7 W?U t0 ^ thelr IZ dd KeiiowH Haii. ah I line before buymar. si aeclally, aro most cor " 0 A] b0U| S. G. Thomson, ther Noble Grand. The latest and up-to-date Jackets at Had- CI dbn's. (jr ? Call to Bee Haddou's ready made walking Glei [addon's. 1 P rr:. -W!T'.r: > ' "T'^V-?, r. Kend argains in Winter Goo Hnt? MilHnflrv Parlnro V U.JL A1X1JLJ.XUVX J Jk MIX JIUi kJ ire received daily. We h tebeline, Serges and Fren [>r style and prices. V 0 2 $1 to $5 Suit. We ha have a right good assoi egular price 75c, special I. Tff & o 3 a change in BUSIN UGITRATE A SLATJGDCZ OF ...... . jOTHI 11 an $8,000 Stock of C dt a suit before. This is < >nt along with you and ca 5 at the prices we quote. ;s for - - $12, Suits for - - 10, its for - - - 8. t values on tlie market. ; in all colors and stripe rMVkr\inno+o1 TT oa oin'+o 1 v?^??uj\jKjxy cfco ouxto JJ ERG tiz L. W, Wlille'* Locals. bo latest and most des'rahip of Dress i it-s drtss goods can be found lu gio?t noon- embrace ice and vkiIcty at the More of L. W. orlnK8ol lie. ' Trlmnn :jone black and colored zlbo'enes at all the n He's are ureal sellers. They make very Uon * Irth dresses. Black W. White has the best assortment of ?leDi |D :k Hnd co ored.all wool dress goods at 50 , K? is a yard'be has ever shown. Call and see 'ect rroit m. Walstl mt material for rasklncr rainy-day skirts White's, 54 Inches wide for50cents a yard "anneis, great bargalu. Flanne idles wrans and cloaks have begun to P?p"'af. ve at L. W. White's. By the first of next Drace8tn k he will have a good assortment of them. For kl W. White has some of the greatest bar- P*,nr',e V( is in etnoroiuery ne nas ever naa. xnat ins a great deal. Button >ok at those goods for making waists at V. White's. variety t a has the flne white mercerized goods, K1^zJra ( are so much used, this season, and also DlacK an )s or all colors, and silk striped worsted Anothi is. dress goo bite's stock of clothing Is unusually large attractive this season. He has the best ai,wc' n k of youth's boys, and children's clothing Still a ins ever carried. cloth fin hltes' store is undoubtedly the place to calicos. You can see there one thousand aiouauu lore different styles. ig?, carpets and mattings, also blankets comforters can be Been in great abun3e at White's store. SOME bite's grocery store Is always filled with MbIodr and groceries. DRTJA large stock of flour Is in store and to ar. Special bargains in coffee. Our roasted rwj se at 10 cents a pound Is a prize. Wo le Krlppendorf shoe for ladles, stands at top for service, comfort, and elegant fi clothing merchant. In sneaking of our ! here, ts, says, "why you are selling those pants , . , ess than cost." No, we are not. We IXlc Oc ght all a factory had on hand, got them y under the price, and are selling them aic g< y ander the price. , sale "D 50 pants for $1.00. $3.00 pants for S2.00. " 11 domestics under market price?We sht them when they were cheap. We offer i) to you cheap. ?? othlng, bats and caps, at Glenn's ockery, glass, tin and enamel ware, at esting^rl an'8, and get oi before bo; all. is, which w? are were never more ave just received ch Fancies which $3 - ? Sick qpo uli awi r? or *X. -ff. r v ??i. v >Jiiv ww %*/ -f ^ ve a few of those | tment. $2 kind i _ _ ^/\ ^ flHa price ouc. Co. their 1 ' ^ | HTER m lothing at i straight. J1 for any .50 . J'jij 00 ,5? rm Am. all-wool M . ' 1 wa offer trnn 0+ rw WW W WMW* J VW, WW Lsted in this paper. CO. I ? Haddon's Locals. , v*: ?oods for fall and winter. Oar stock h ail the dow popular weaves and oolr tbe season at Haddon's. I norfl llnlnfffl onH KnltAna *" ow shades of dress fabriques at HadDress Fabriques. There ia no abatethe demand for popular weaves la ods. We curry an elegant stock to sei. Haddon's. Dg?. Under this head we show the iveltles In mercerized cotton, Frenoh fleeced lined piques, <to. Haddon's. iletteB are becoming more and more for early fall wear. Our stock eme newest patterns. Haddon's. Inmona's and bath robes, 28 Inch alours, Duveti flannels. In the richest ) at 10c and up at Haddon's. s are again at the front and will be ely used this season. The greatest o select from at Haddon's. jflter. The best two clasp kid gloves, d colors, G9c. Haddon's. ;r bargain. 5 pieces 3S Inch all wool ids, entirely new: bought under price and 75o. While this lot lasts they go [addon's. DOtber bargain. 15 pieces 54 inch lsbed suitings, bought under price, and 75o. While this lot l&dts they go 59c, at Haddon's. 1THING NEW IN IMERS SAMPLES. have just opened 334 e Hats and Gaps. You nd the greatest variety as no two are alike, and st part of it is that they Ding at exactly wholerices. A. M. Smith & Co. prepared to name you some InterIces on hair patent Hour. Be sure ar prices on Hour and all groceries ylng. A. M. Smith Co. .