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The Abbeville Press and Banner.!
BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1904. ESTABLISHED 1844||
WEST END.
Happening and Incidents of a Week
A boat the City.
Apr. 26, 19W.
r Mr. William P. Greene was In Columbia
several days last week attending Supreme
Court.
Mrs. J. C. Sblve and little Miss Margaret
8hlve have gone to Virginia for an extended
visit to Mrs. Sblve's home people.
Mr. T. P. Quarles returned from Columbia
on Fridav. He attended a meeting of the
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor In
that city last week.
Miss Ida Mae Brownlee of Antrevllle is in
tbe city spending some time with her sister
Mrs. J. C Dickson, who has been quite.sick.
Mr. J. Alien Smith was in Columbia several
days last week on business.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken and Master
Barnwell Aiken returned to Washington
on Friday. They will return to Aboevine in
Jane.
Miss Sarah Lee 1b in Greenville tbe guest or
Miss Ethel Mills. Miss Lee hag received a
number of social attentions during her slay
In Greenville.
Miss Cassle Fleming was In the city Saturday
shopping. MIsb Fleming has charge of
a large school near the city and Is a very
successful teacher.
Mr. Thomson Hollingsworth of Athens
Ga.. spent Sunday here with his parents Mr.
and Mtb. M. E. Hollingsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks Cheatham spent
Sunday at Warrenton with friends.
Mrs. Clarence LInder of Hartwell, Ga., was
the handsome guest of her Rant Mrs. P. B.
Speed Sanday and Monday. Mrs. LInder
will be dame of honor at the Thomas-Dudley
wedding Id Warrenton Wednesday evening.
Mr. aDd Mrs. Theodore H. Furman of At.
lanta came to Abbeville Saturday to attend
the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Jones F. Miller.
Mrs. V. D. Lee 1b In Bordeaux spending a
while with her sister Mrs. Mary Mcintosh.
Mrs. J. C. Ellis is In Cokesbury spending
while with her mother, Mrs. Hodges.
JOLLY DOZEN'.
The Jolly Dozen was given a complimentary
entertalument Thursday afternoon by
Miss Irene Rosenberg. "Pit" was the game
for tbe afternoon, Miss Fannie Harris was
the happy winner of first prize a lovely white
lace fan. Atlbe close of the game a delightful
cream course was served with cake and
obocolate fudge. Tbe afternoon was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
Mr. J. C. Ellis Is In Washington spending
a while with Congressman Wyatt Aiken.
Miss Leora Doothet was In tbe olty Friday
on her way to Warrenton where she Is to be
tbe gaest of Mrs. Mary Thomas lor a few
days.
Miss Caro Davis one of Athens most charging
and attractive young ladles was In the
city Sunday the guest of her friend Mies
Corrle Holllngsworlh.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Carlisle of Spartanburg
were in tbe olty Sunday to atteud the
funeral of Mrs. Jones F. Miller. They were
tbe guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.. Long while
In thA rtltv.
Miss Eva Teague was la town Saturday
the guest of Miss Annie Cochran, at tbe
Glenn Ethel Inn.
Mr. Henry Smith of Athens, was in town
Sunday with his friend Mr. Thomson
Holilogswortb. They returned to Athens
Sunday afrernonn.
Col. J. Townes Roberaon returned from
Columbia on Friday after attending; the
Supreme Lodged the Knights. of Honor In
that city for a few days.
Mr. Wade S. Cotbran and Master James
Ootbran went to Edgefield Friday to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Cotbran who is spending
some time with her mother Mrs. JBruuBon In
Edgefield.
Mrs. P. A. Cheatham spent Monday at
Warrenion the guest of Mrs. Mary Thomas.
A number of Abbevilllans will go to Greenwood
Friday to attend tbe Oratorical Contest.
Mr. Sam Hill Is to represent Clemson
and blB host of iriends here hope he may win
the medal.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Sarah J. Lee
entertained the Euchre Club at a very pleasant
meeting. Her soore cards were large
painted roses tied with green ribbons. An
elaborate salad course was served at tbe
olose of the games.
The1*' present were, Mrs. 8. G. Thomson,
Mrs. w .<T.rown, Mrs. M. L. Bullock, Mrs. R.
L. Dargao, *rs. W. D. Wilson, Mrs. H. <j.
Anderson, Mrs. Frederick Mlnsball, Mrs. W.
P. Green, Mrs. RlDgau Thomson, Mrs. G- A.
Neuffer, Mrs. J. A. Cbeetc, Mrs. R. H.
Baldwin.
Miss Nettie Russell, Miss Male Roberson,
Miss Lucia Parker, Miss Plevoa Seal, Mist,
Nettle Brunson, Mlu Lalile Calhoun, Miss
Eunice Caiboun, Miss Sarah White, Misb
Pearl Martin, Miss Marie Gary, Miss Belle
Haddon, Miss Lily Templeton.
Mr. J. Allen Smith is in Spartanburg on
baslnees. Mr. Smith will remain In that
olty for the Music Carnival.
Mrs. J. B. Carter of Hartwell Ga.. 1b In tbe
city spending some time with her brother
Mr. P. B. Speed.
Miss Annie McKeller of Greenwood Is here
pending a wblie witn her cousin Miss lone
Miller.
CLEMSON COLLEGE.
The anniversary contest of tbe Palmetto
Literary Society was held Friday evening
at Clemson College. Among the cootestantu
were a Dumber of Abbeville boys. Tbe
following was tne program:
Declamlers E. A. Tbornwell of Fort Mill,
od Tbe Character of Napoleon Bonaparte ana
Daniel H. Hill of Abbeville on, "Tbe Girl Wife,
Wbo Fell at Gettysburg." Tbe orations were
by John GeJzer, ol Rock Hill, on "Higbei
Education" and Arthur Speer of Monterey,
Abbeville County, on "Tbe Sign of tbe Cross."
Tbe debate on tbe query, "Resoued tbat
.Japan was Justified In declaring war against
Russia." A.M. Henry affirmative, of Abbe*
vlileand William L. 'iempieton of Abbeville
poke on tbe negative. Tbe Committee
of Judges rendered in lavor of Messrs. Hill.
Speer and Templeton.
Mr. Sam Hill president of tbe foclety is to
represent Clemson In tbe Oratorical Contest
held in Greenwood Friday, April ibe 29tb.
Judge Eugene B. Gary lectured lu Columbia
in tbe Cbapel ol tbe Soulb Carolina
College Saturday on tbe subject; Tbe "Supreme
Court of tbe United States." Tbls is
tbe second lecture Judge Gary bas delivered
tbls term and botb were instructive aud
very much enjoyed.
' BOOK CLUB
Miss Rosa Maxwell will entertBln tbe Book
Onb Saturday afternoon instead of Thursday
at lour thirty o'clock. Miss Ancle Penoy will
read a paper on Hamlet and Mrs. W. P. Green
Will read Charles and Mary Lamb '* Hamlet "
A new program has been arranged and will
be submitted for tbe approval of tbe club.
All tbe members are requested to be present,
Mr. Lewis Perrln leaves Wednesday for
Greenville wbere be goes to attend tbe marriage
of Miss Sara Cleveland to Mr, Falroblld
of Ohio, Tbls wedding will be or Interest to a
large number ol'people through out the state
as Miss Cleveland is one of the Btates most
charming young woman:
Miss lone Smith leaves Wednesday for
> . 8partanburg wbere she goes to attend tbeFesu
tival. She will be tbe guest of Miss Corrle
Belle Dawkins while In tbat olty.
THE LITERARY CLUB.
The Literary Club will be entertained Friday
evening by Hon. William Henry Parker,
Dr. F. E. Harrison, will be essayesl on this
occasalon. subject, Tbe History of tbe Club.
UNION SERVICES.
The Union Services were held Sunday evening
In tbe Methodist Church. Rev. P. B. Wells
pastor of the church conducted tbe services.
The musical program waB beautiful and well
conducted.
DEATH OF MRS. JONES F. MILLER.
Mrs. lone Allen Miller, wife, of Mr. Jones F.
! Miller, died in Atlanta last Friday after a long
and tedious Illness. Mrs. Miller was an ;earnest
Christian woman and a consistent member
of tbe Methodist Church. She leaves a
mother, husband, fourcbildren and five sisters
to mourn her loss. The body was brougbt to
Abbeville Saturday. Tbe funeral serviceswere
conduoted Sunday morning at tbe Methodist
Church and tbe Interment was at
Long Cane Cemetery. Tbe heartfelt sympathy
of every one Is extended to the aflllcted
ones in this their sore grief.
When on tbe street drop In at Mllford't
and get the latest game out "Pit."
Speed's for paints, oils, window glass, etc.
New lot Fur and Silk Collarette Just in at
Haddon'B.
Noflvecents cigar like tbe CInoo. If yoa
want tbem fresh and sweet, direct from the
factory, buy them from the agent for the fao*
? cs In rtma Qfnro
| Wrjr, opocu o x/t ub v?v?v.
i Nothing like nice neat stationery you will
J find the most up to date line at Mlllord'a.
I Just received, a nice line of wrist bags, card
j cases, pocket books, etc. Bee them before
? you buy, at Speeds Drug Store.
1 Lilquozone lor sale at speeds Drug Store.
DUE WEST.
What an Interesting Writer Sees and
Hears About the Classic City.
Apr. 25. 1904.
Mrs. H. P. MoGee of Greenville S. C., la the
guest of Mrs. M. R.CIlnkscaleB.
Dr. Lawrence Moore of Harralls, Ala., spent
several days In town last week, visiting bis
sister Miss Carrie, who Is a student of the Due
Y17 c*a ? !?amolA Pftllotro
IT CD |? A DUIOIO Wl IWJV.
Mr. J.C. Pressly of Abbeville spent Sabbath
In town with relatives.
Mrs. ?. E. Boyee of Gastonla Is vUltlng
her eon, Rev. James Boyoe President of the
Female College.
Mrs. V. C. Addison of Edgefield Is visiting
Mrs. W. P. Addison and family.
Messrs. Miller and Nichols of Abbeville
were visitors In town Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kennedy of Gastonla
have returned home after a visit to relatives
and friends here.
Dr. Poteat, President of Furman University
visited Dr. J. A. Brown last week, be
preached a very eloquent sermon In ihe
Baptist Church Sabbath afternoon. He has
a very pleasing appearanoe and bis style is
very attractive.
Mrs. N. E. Pressly of Tamploo Mexico, arrived
In Due West Saturday night to spend
some weeks with ber sons, Messrs. B. G. and
H. E. PreBBly who are students of Ersklne
College and the Seminary.
Allss Annie ijowie la qmte sick at tier
borne here, and her many friend* are
anxious about ber oondltlon, and bope for
ber a speedy recovery.
* *
Get in tbe push and learn to play Pit, tbe
latest game out. You can get It at Speed's
Drug and Book Store.
Whlte's'stock of clothing Is unusually large
and attractive this season. He has the best
Btock of youth'a boya, and oblldren'a clothing
he has ever carried.
Mllford's White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup,
the beat on earth.
Paints and olla of every kind at Mtirord'a
drug store.
Statfi nf Smith flarnlina
M?U>?V V* WVUIIU V ux VllUUj
county of abbeville.
PROBATE COURT.
Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts.
M. B. Reet-e as Administrator Estate
of Ariana Peyton, dec'd., Plaintiff,
against Alice Morse, defendant.
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Probate I will sell at public outcry
at Abbeville Court House, on Saleday
in May, 1904, next, for the payment of
debts, the following described real estate
belonging to the estate of the said
Ariana Peyton, deceased, situate in
said State*and County, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land located
in the City of Abbeville, S. C.,
containing FIVE-EIGHTHS of ONE
ACHE, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Ida Jones, Joel Smith, estate of Perry
and others.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
Judge Probate Court.
Charleston and Western Carolina R. B bi
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Angnsta and Aaheville Short Line. gei
Schedule In effect August 1, 1903. C8
a
Lv Greenwood ?..12 44 pm hi
Lv Laurena 2 07 pm fn
Ar Greenville 8 25 pm
Ar Spartanburg 8 80 pm 8C
Lv Spartanburg (So.).. 3 40 pm 03
Lv Hendereonville 6 11 pm on
Ar Ashevllle 7 15 pm
Lv Ashevllle (So. By.).. 7 05 am TO'
Ar Hendtreonville 8 05 am ho
Ar Spartanburg 10 25 am
Lv Spartanb'g (C&WC)12 01 pm
Lv Greenville 12 15 pm
Lv Laareus 1 55 pm
Ar Greenwood 2 51 pm SW
Lv Greenwood 2 51 pm
Ar McCormick 8 40 pm ,
Lv McCormick 8 40 pm 9 50 am 4 42 pm
ArAnriAi-Riin 7 1ft Jvm fir
Ar Augusta 5 20 pm 11 40 am
ir Beaufort 6 80 pm *
Ar Pert Boyal 6 45 pui
Lv Port Boyal 7 06 am
Lv Beaufort 7 15 am ..
Ar Augusta 12 20 pm kl
Lv Augusta 10 10 am 2 55 pm J
Lv Anderson 7 25am k
Ar McCormtck 11 52 am 4 40 pm 9 50 am
Lv McCormlck 11 52 am t
Ar Greenwood 12 44 pm *
Lv Greenwood 12 44 pm 4
Ar Laurens 1 45 pm *
Lv Laurens, C. N. & L. 2 02 pm A
Ar Clinton 3 22 pm *'
\r Newberry 8 10 pm d[
Ar C' lumbla 4 40 pm *'
Lv Columbia, A. C.L... 4 40 pm d[
\r Charleston 9 35 '?m *
Lv Cburleston, A.C. L... 7 00 am i\
Ar Columbia 1125 am
Lv Columbia, C. N.&L.ll 25 am d\
Lv Newberry 12 46 pm
Lv Clinton ?.. 1 SO pm m
Lv Laorens, (J. & W. C 1 55 pm " *
Ar Greenwood 2 51 pm M
Through train service between Augusta and Cha i\
leston. 6 V
For information relative to rates, etc., apply to i\
W. B. STEELE, U. T. A., Anderson, S. C. "J
GEO. T. BKYAN, G. A., Greenville, 8. C. f\
EBNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass, Agt., \
Augusta, Ga. /
. M. EMEB30N, Traflio Manager.
The Sui
Season:
Advan
I
We hay? two Trimi
will give your orders s]
I
Before You Buy Your Spi
"Drop in and
Ontflttera
Cabinet pudding may be made from i the causeofthe blue
ts of stale bread, rusk or cake. Deco-1
fft thp monlH "with onv Hru or nrp? n1d0 tidq?8 out Of t D, th8 mgnt&l c
tetnemouia witn any ary or pre- wh)oh regn)l8 ,n depre88lOD) deepo
rved fruits, tben nil with bitsofstale the blues?1b caused by torpid i
ke or bread. If you have a plot and the liver. In faot, the conditions c
half frinnld heat turn ptrirs if vou above are usually tbe first manifest
mouia, oeai iwo eggs, n you a Bl0([glBn nver> If tbe attaok C(
ive used bread, add four tablespoon- saliowneis will soon appear. The
Is of sugar ; if cake omit the sugar; .von feel "blue" take Rydale's Livej
id ft Dint of milk* nnnr into the You will be Buprlned to see bow qui
ia a pine or nana , pour into ine bluea wlll vaDl8b and bow right be
ould over the stale material, and rQi yon will feel. Rydaie's Livei
ak for five minutes. Cover the make the liver healthy and keep it
ouW and steam for one hour. Serve ^J.^Fmy ubie$807or Kcenu.^
t with a Ik aid pudding sauce. ford.
Feed the chicks a' regular intervals l, w. White'6 Stock of Black G
reet, digestible K,jd. Suits and Skirts was never larger n
desirable than at present. Be sur
thpm
Clean the nest if the hen befoul them I
break eggs while hatching. I
I PAINT!
iy
P Mcifi+.iP "Paint.--- JF11? JF
> wxv a tlicit w cai
^ EVERY GALLON GUARANTEED.
i Three Thousand Pounds of this famous bsand will be in t
: week to be added to our already large stock.
S C. A. MILBORD,
> The Paint Man.
mmer
and wool eroods. S
I ?
i attt s^oc^ ^
l\ III j W affords. Embroid
On the second
1 I where you can ha
ninrv j patronized us.
.Vj?J.X?lL i His Millinery S
in Braids, Ribbon
ners who guarantee entire satisfaction
pecial attention. Try them and be convi:
"
I Will
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YOU thus have a large assortment
from, and you get longer wear
same outlay, with the added sa
of being among the first to appear in u
apparel.
The Four-Button Sack Suit shown in
ture will appeal to good dressers who wai
just a little in advance of the "merchant
styles.
It has the broad shoulder and ch
which gives a full, substantial appearance
wearer without that stuffed and paddec
common in other lines of ready-made Clo
lhink of buying a suit like this in ai
popular spring fabrics
MSoLow.^lOOC
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This is an ideal suit for business n
know the value of "looking prosperous.''
product of the art-tailors of
SCHLOSS BROS. & C
whose clothing we handle. We have ot
for other men at other prices.
~ing Suit,
let us talk it over."
i to Particular'People.
3. Brelhahn's Locals. L J | 1
?ndltlonl We have home-made candy, not to barn, i \/ J
ndenoy? bat to eat, and It Is flee. Try some.
ictlon of For clean, fresh bread, call on Brelbabn, he
lescrlbed can fix you up. , ,
Material for cakes ajways on hand, of the " ?y n?t
ext time very fre,heal Quality- and a Hoi
Tablets. Brelbabn also sells Bupar, cigars, tobacco, Prndiief
ckly the and a superior line of fruits and manufactur- rruuuwi
d cheer- ed candles. and P
TnhlAta I . _
healthy. I " " ' trie
^aImu- RHEUMATISM/ j
Rab the swolen, painful Joint or muscle
with Elliot's Emulsified Oil Liniment. Relief
will come Id a few minutes and a perma- Pet
,/wi. tnr nent cure re*ult If its nse Is persisted in. El- Crs
Mot's Emulsified Oil Liniment Is very peueL
to gee fating and soothing. It vulcklv relieves in- /ft . thJj'
e to see flamauon anri disperses conjestlon. It cures (Cut la the ac
lamenesB, stiffness soreneis of Joints or mus- "
cle braises, swellings, contusions and sprains. 45 t
Full half plot bottles, 25 cents. C. A. Milford. (A sti
______ 8,000
(The above i
DENTAL NOTICE. Btagef^d0'
Dr. S. G. Thomson, (The only coi
OFFICE UP-STAIR8 ON MoILWAIN wheat or (
JK Corner, Abbeville. 8. O. _
Golden-Bron:
Jjfk 2 Yote of we
Db. 8. F. Kllllngsworth. Dr, C. 8. Latimer Canned
CflDflOd
x Kllllngsworth & Latimer, canned
tl\ Canned
L DENTISTS. fanned
A Squabs
>Xv If yon want your dental done at home: cr?_._ a
/P see or write to us. ' Hon?y ln 8
A\ = " One of thre
his ki SOUR 8TOMACHE-HEART BURN. One-halMjla
Heart-burn results from an acid or sonri Full blooded
/fV condition of the stomach. This acidity ler: Qorf
ff caused by Indigestion. The food Is only part- Good pasturi
rli digested, the Indigested portion ferments, cents per mo
^1? producing acid and gas, these broduce heart- 40 acres, mor
A bnrn and sour stomaoh. Rydale's Stomach ond botlomf
"If Tablets speedily relieve these conditions. (sprlng( gralj
/AV They neutralize the aold and food, restorlne_
"!? normal conditions. Rydale's Stomach Tablets iTJTl
CURE all forms of stomaoh trouble. C.A.I -c* J
*" Milford. Jan. 4,1904.
endj
11 your attention to our complete ]
uitable for cool days at the mounl
iVash Goods comprises all the k
Leries, Laces and Trimmings in ge:
of May we will add a thoroughly i
Lve the goods made into the choi<
Stock has been renewed the past t
s and Malines.
and _Very cor<
Md. c. w .
Rev. Charles Friend.
After serving Upper Long Cane and Little rM
Mountain Churches for five months, as sab- . -Wi
stltute for our pastor (Rev. J. C. Shive.) Rev.'
^Charles Friend left Abbeville recently to take ;S|
charge of a new field of labor at Bell Havea?jj*|H
1 Mr. Friend came to ns an entire stranger, S|
VI If bnt soon won arwarm place In the hearts or^feTH
H III the-people of Abbeville, and especially ofriK^ffcS
| M 3 those of the two congregations to which he 15
I I \l ministered In splrltoal things.
I \ 3 II W I a nvfia/ihlnn WOO f\t f Vl A h Icrhfllf aMa* . . .1?9
11111. pre?ented to bearers Id unadulterated parity ;'fM
! aod simplicity and was always enjoyed
tbe people who attended upon It. Bro. Friend.
was a man of pleasant address, and
to Select bad a word of cheer and uplifting for evWT'tjfflfS
one wltb whom be came In oontaot. He had ;jS
r , i a most estimable helpmeet in his cbnroti
IOr tne work,lntbeper?onofMrs. Friend, who mi; ?fl
always In her place In the cbotr (when health A
r_ ? would permit) to help on the music with her; iya
LUbldCUUIl cultared and sweet trained voloe. She wm
an excellent musician, both vocal and inatra* ' Ml
P-tn-Hate mental, and was regarded by oar people vuhJfSa
oDe of the purest, lovllest and best or women,
RfAt ho*> Tiro a a nrAanhnr nf nrfV 'J
nounced convictions, and stood always for
that which was puretet, beat and right. Ha -.fa
iL. _ was an earnest, forceful, faithful embaaaador.ViS
L ulc piU- In the Master's vineyard, and was ever ready Y|.jg
, In every good word and work, to advanoe ^38
lit tO be the Interests of the Master's Kingdom anduX^Vfl
secure the salvations of sonls. . "'rM
tailor's" The relation tbat existed between Mr.
Friend, and oar congragationa daring hlf&isfl
.ministerial Bervlcea In thla section were :
most cordial, and pleasant, and it waa with .-ffia
rr sincere regret tbat we parted with him and
est eilect his accomplished and estimable wife, bat aa
tbey have gone from amongest us, the prayers ".^jj
> tn thp and aood wishes of out people will follow them r**a|
LU tuc to their ntw field of labor, and may suooess svgM
ii i crown their every effort for tbe extension,'--. .''m|
L lOOK SO and upbuilding of tbe Lord's Kingdom In 'V>S
, . hearts of tbe people among wbom their lot
thin&f has been cast. May health, happiness and,&vM
o prosperity be abundantly showered upon Tre&fi
\\t r?f tbelr pathway as they Journey throughifiaH
1 y U1 lllc this life, and If they shoald ever W .sjgBIB
fit again to visit Abbeville Oonnty, they mar - y-S
rest assured that tbey will find tbe latea >?-91
strings of the citizens of Abbeville off the out
side and a moet cordial welcome in the homM
)t of all onr people.
Upper Long Cane. ' . ujH
HEALTH IS YOUTH.
i Disease and Sickness Brtu*s Old
ien wno TTavhlno tokron axtayv mnmlna hfifrtTfl hrAfilr :vV5i
Tf io fV> a fa8t> wl>1 Keep y?n In robust health, fit yon to ?PB
11 IS ine want oft disease. It cures constipation, bll?l<7ra3
lousness, dyspepsia, fever, skin, liver and kid- . -a
ney complaints. It parities the blood and SB
clears tbe complexion. Mrs. D. W, Smith, ,->*5a
O Whitney. Texas, writes April 8,1902: "I have
used Herblne. and find it tbe best medicine ,'.*3
? for oonstlpatlon and liver tronbles. It does
all you claim for it. I can highly reoommend'3 35H
her lines lu" 50otsabottle- ?<>wbyc.A.Miiford.. 'a|jgw
One-th lrd of a doctor's bill is for tbe prescript , *10
tlon, and tbe other two-thirds for gaesslng at gSB
your ailment.
A Dandy for Barns.
Dr. Bergln, Pana, Ills,, writes: "I have used ''
Ballard's Snow Liniment; always reoom*
mended it to my friends, as I am confident
there is no better made. 'It is a dandy for ' ;i
burns.' Those who live on farms are espe? '.r':
lolly liable to many accidental cuts, barns, ' ffS
bruises, which heal rapidly when Ballard's '4*
Snow Liniment is applied. It should always -39
kl _ bfl kept In tbe boase for oases of emergency.".
^ 7 25c, 50c. 81.00 bottle. Sold by C. A. Miltord. ;f3H
Ilt's easier to find oat what a woman's new j$|
bonnet cost than it la to ascertain, her ace..
Best Cough Medicine for Children.
O A | B a* f When you boy a caugh medicine for small
il I . h. T children yon want one In which yon can .?
r * ** a ' ir place Implicit confidence. You want one
that not only relieves but cures. You want "
one that Is unquestionably harmless. Yon - #aH
want one that is pleasant to take. ChamberPatronize
Your Neighbor Iain's Cough Remedy meets all of these oon?- ?.<|
? dltlons. There Is nothing so good for the
me Industry When the coagbs and colds incident to ohlldhood. It 7$
: is as Good, Certainly 18 al8? a certain preventive and cure for
oroup. and there is no danger whatever from SB
'robably Better, and whooping cough when it is given, it has -''a
- HUI *1 been used in many epldemlos of that disease 'Jj
e no Higher than wltb perfect sucoess. For sale by C. A. Mil- .. ^3
the Imported ? ford> AbDeville. H. M. Young, Due West.
I * Many a young man after going the pace
i Vine Hay baled. finds himself on the other side of the bars.
tb Grass Hay baled. No woman knows as moon aooai nerseu m ?
3eat Hay baled. ber neighbors knows about ber.
iugh and almost eqdal to Krai
jr feeding animals.) 1 ?^ ^$53
ODger forage than bay.)
Bandies Prime Fodder. ]\\ A ,f* |-I I TV! CpV
*as eat and oared In tbe gret 11 m. f\ V 1 1 1 1 E? t> jx 1
>efore frost, nor did any rain * .>
a It before being housed.
sbels Mexican June Corn. \|| Kinds and for all Purposes.1" f
*n wblob will sorely mature on , a >? '35
oat stubble, or when planted ~WKen in the Marhet for | 5f v ^j
In June.)
engines, boilers, saw hills, j |
Blackberries. AND [ . %
eaaa&Mfr woodworking machinery, | >m
Tomatoes and Okra Soup. , CDICT Mil I C i '36?l
Sausages (all pork.) hnlo I mILLo, e , ^|
brick machinery, etc., 5
ectlons, sealed and paoked fo s %vr?
shlpmont. -?WRITE TO? ? /vV-J
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Dded O. I. C. Chester P1r?. I THE MACHINERY ftUKLC ,-q?
O. I. C. Chester Pigs. _ o rt *
s?s^??li,ue.,60 IW.H.Gibbes&Co.S jg
0 or less, Flatwoods bottom, sec- i
1 and upland lor rent for small COLUMBIA, S. C. 'M
Q or corn and peas. No cotton. * Jt jCig
3UR PARKER ThC 6lbb" Portable Shtngle Machinc. j ^jg
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ine of Dress Goods, Crepe-de-chenes |j
;ains, seashore or country. jj
itest and best the Northern markets II
aeral. %
ip-to-date Dress Making Department
eest creations, and hope they will
;wo days by some choice Novelties
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