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!?? ; ' . '* .,r - ? ?y / The Press and Banner! ???? ????T (^"Published every Wednesday at 13 a ear In advanoe. Wednesday, May 11, 1904. Letter to W. X. Graydou. Abbeville, S. C. Dearsir: What's the penalty ior making or selling short measure paint In your state ? And does It ma&e any difference. If threefourths of the paints are short-measure ? Is seven pints a full-gallon or a fool-gallon ? What's the penalty for making or selling whitewash for paint? Is whitewash paint, if mixed with a little paint aDd labeled "Pure mixed paint" or Bomtblng like that? But we don't Intend to go into the business. We make Devoe lead-and-zino full-measure and true. Yours truly, 25 F. W. Devoe <t Co. P. S. P. B. Speed sells our paint. Notice to Treapasaera. All persons are hereby prohibited from entering upon the lands belonging to tbe undersigned. Any person disregarding this notice will be prosecuted Id accordance with the pro visions of Section 166 or the criminal tuu? ui Laws ot South Carolina 1902. The lands anove referred lo are situate in Abbeville township and are known ax the Belcher place, Hutchison piace and the Miller place. A. P. Crawford. May 6, 1904,? Tbe Right Kiud ol Spring Tonic. This is the time of tbe year that the patent medicine people say every one needs a tonic. Messrs. Hail and Anderson declare In thei? advertisement in ibis issue, that there is m tonio in forty drug store* that can equal a new suit of clothes that fits periectiy ano becomingly and Is substantially made of good materials. This bouw> tbe art-tailored product of Schloar "" ? ~",he Best Clothes Makers" o (imore. Card ol Thanhs. Tbe children, and members of the family ol tbe late Mre. Frances ?. Scott, desire to express their pro loud gratitude for the kindness and courtesy extended to them in their deepest grier, by the good people of Abbeville on last Saturday, at the burial of their dear mother; and pray God's richest blessings ma; rest upon them, and that they may be kept bj His grace in the hour of trouble and affliction The Weacon." The Mt. Carmel Dramatic Club will present the ooiuedy-drama, "The Deacon," at the Academy at Sharon, 8. C., on Thursday night, May 12. Proceeds to be devoted to the Meth od lit Parsonage. Come out and see a good play and help along a good cause. Commencement. The Jone'a High School plonlc will be on Thursday 19ih lnst. Dr. Snyder will speak? Music by Due West Band?Baseball In afternoon. Everybody Invited ta attend. Musical Entertainment. Piano Hecltal In the auditorium at tbt - Graded School Friday evening. May 13. S.30 o'clock. The publio cordially Invited. No charge. Out of Town. Dr. S. F. Kllllogswortb will b? out of towi. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of tbb week. Bank Stock Wanted. I want to buy twenty shares Farmers Bank stock. Robt. S. Link. Odds and Ends. Odds and ends Id children's hose at reduced prices. ? Haddon's. mm The Ladles' Friend. Wbat? Neoralglne. Why? For it oures tbelr Headaches when all others fall. Wbeti they onoe try It,you cannot say, I bave something Jast as good, for tbey know better. Trj It and see If tbey are not rlgbt. Cures In 5 minutes and is harmless. Sold everywheri by drag dealers. 4 doses 10c. Manufactured by, ISm. Neuralglne Co..Augusta, Ga. For Sale. Ooe good second band blgb roll top desk Id good condition, also one seoond hand low roll top walnut desk almost as good as new, apply to J. C. Ellis. April 6, 1904. tf. 810 Reward Will be paid by the Abbeville Telephone ] Company for the Dame, wltb evidence to ood- < vlct, of any one breaking Insulators or id l any way niolestlDg tbelr country lines. I w- ? r* uonooar ( TT LMJt iXL uaiunvil, VUUi 1UHUB|?H I Notice ! Notice I ( All persons are forbidden to tack signs or In ( any way to trespass on the poles or property 1 of tne Abbeville Telephone Company. Any i 1 one so dolne will be prosecuted. ! Wm. M. Barnwell, Gen. Manager. Wanted. ] Names and address of heirs of CbarleB S. i McKeown, whose address was Abbeville lb ; 1854. 8everal hundred dollars oan be st-cured ! lor said heir*. Address Harvey 8paldlng & 1 Sons, Washington. D. C. 4t Wanted. A man to sell sewing machines and oollect I on aooonnts. Experience 1b not neoessary. All we want Is a man wbo Is not afraid to \ work. Address The 8inger Sewing Machine i Office, Green wood, 8. C. 4t ? l Notice of Contract. All persons are forbidden to harbor or to I employ Dave Walker, colored, wbo Is under , rinn tract with me for this vear. T. L. Haddon. Mr. W. T. Mcllwaln, formerly printer lc j Abbeville, bal now a good railroad man It 1 Florida, passed through Abbeville one da} < laat week on bis way 10 Spartanburg to set . bis parents. He Is saving blB money to build a printing office or a railroad, as tbe opportunity may oiler. \ Mr. William B. Lawson of New Holland, Oa., was In tbe olty several days last week Mr. Lawson Is an Abbeville boy and Is always welcomed to bis old bome. Miss Lucia Wardlaw Parker entertained a i number of Utile folks Tuesday afternoon In i bonor of ber little niece, Miss Luuoia Parker < of Greenville, daughter of Mr. Lewis Parker. I Tbe afternoon was enjoyed by tbe little I folks. < Miss Stella Simpson will give a recital for 1 ber music class on Friday evening, May 13lb, 1 In tbe aadltorlam at tbe School House. Miss 1 Simpson la a talented imusician and ber pu- J plls have made One progress under ber dlrec- 1 tlon. Rev. A. C. Wllklns, pastor of tbe Baptist 1 -u ? ?" ? Ka .Koan* novf finnrfat? OttATIf) uuuluuf will uo auooub uvav ( ?????? lng the Southern Baptist Convention, In Nashville, Tenn. Sunday Rcbool will be held in the morning as usual. We lead?others follow. Join the merry throng that 1b ever Journeying to the buBlesi tore In town. Kerr Furniture Co. A telephone In your offioe qnd residence lightens labor, saves Journeys, dispels worries reduces work. Stay at home and telephone. The modern home.?A telephone will do your errands while a boy is getting ready,and ' It coats about 5 cents a day with a telephone. The post office will close at 8 until 8?open at 8 until 8:30 p. m. When In the city be sure to call at the Furniture store of the Kerr Furniture Co. There you will find the largest and most up to date stock of Furniture and house Furnishings In upper Carolina. We are constantly replenishing onr stock of cut glass and fancy china. Give us a call when in need of anything; in this line. A. M. Smith & Go. New Phones. Subscribers will please add the following new phones Installed since January let to their flats: M. E. Maxwell, store. 166. Abbetllle Bottling Works 156. J. 8. Bowie, warehouse, 129. J. C. Butler, resldenoe, 94. R. C. Wysong, residence, 133. Glen Ethel Inn 56. Thos. MUford, Res., 128. C. B. Coble, Res. 111. W. A. Bowie, Res., 117. A. W. Calhoun <Se Co., warehouse, 1Z7A. W. Caihonn & Co., Res., 79. J. A. Cheek, Res., 100. 8 New Bakery, 67. S Penney Clothing Co., 155. B Wilson, Henry & Co.,82. 1 B. 8. Turner, Res., 73. $ R D. Purdy. Res., 14. k Foster MoClaln, Res. 119. I . C. M. Shannon, Res. S3. ? W. J. Barnes, Res, 42. | Mrs. a. A. Harris, Res.. 42, , g Wm. Barnwell,. gr. \ d ?,c r ciiiicy Vj "Wc M?<V ? Sy'rocuw. N.Y. We want your busii Low Prices, Good ing is what you w * Special Bargains in 3 Hot Weather C UlVXi rAAiiJU iauu lua A small, but useful present given SATISFACTION Penney ( Cored His Mother of Rheumatism. I "My mother has been a aufierer for many ?etr8 with rheumatism," says W. H. Howard, /ft >t Husband. Pa. "At times she was unable I Ai MAOUVini ,0 move at all. while at all times waiKing was iinun mjh aainful. I presented her with a bottle of ilC lUlJi Chamberlain's Pain Balm and after a few ap- f|\ illoatlons she decided It was the most wonder- jk rol pain reliever she had ever tried, In fact, I the Is never without it now and Is atall times jk u ible to walk. An occasional application of Pain Balm keeps away the pain that she was 5K ormerly troubled with." For sale by C. A. /It Milford, Abbeville. H. M. YouDg, Due West, jjk Every attempt to make others bap- /K ~. , py, every sin left behind, every temp- i|C Jsf 1 tation trampled under foot, every step W " forward in the cause of what is good, is a step nearer the Cross of Christ. jjk Whooping ou(fh. ^ "In the sprlngofl901 my children bad whoop jk\ The Scenic ng cough,1' says Mrs. D. W. Capps, of Capps, ? Ha. "1 used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy /ft .viih the most satisfactory results. I think CI* :bls Is tbe best remedy I have ever seen jvk iwinoh ? Thto ramjdu tpprva CT!I j_ V* TT UUV{/IU{, -wvru *?* VIM .be cough louse, leitsenB tbe 'servlty and tre* ill juency of the oouglilngspellsand counteracts 'f* +raj ?oy teudeDcy towards pneumonia. For sale Ji\ >y C. A. Mllford, Abbeville. H. M. Young, *f* Due Went. ijv '? " j^-q. "I reckon," said a cow boy to me " ' jneday, as we were riding through iii c*11 ;he Bad lands of Dakota, "there's W someone bigger than me running this fj\ outfit. He can 'tend to it well enough ylw ' while I smoke my pipe at the round W ap." A An Open Letter. ^J) ^0- IN.] From the CbaplD, S. C., News: Early In the J Opposite I iprlDg my wife and 1 were taken with dlar- i|V rhoea aDd so severe were tbe pains that we 11 ? MKiielAlon mhrt frtf IIO hnt. udiicu a pujaitiau nuv ^tvuvnwvu w> uo, ?? ? P? Qls medicines failed to give any relief. A rrtend who had a bottle of Chamberlain's 3ollo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on band gave each of us a dose and we at onoe fell the effects. I procured a bottle and before < using the entire contents we were entirely ? ~ :ured. It Is a wonderfnl remedy and should, fl be found In every household. H.C.Bailey, Editor. This remedy is for sale by C. A. Mil ard, Abbeville. H. M. Young, Due West. The desire to have one's own way is characteristic of human nature. Men want to be their own masters; c?A jy to do as they please; to act without /\ restraint according to their inoli- ? nations, and the inevitable result is bondage to habits. Growing Aches and Pains. . The Seaboard Mrs. Jo?ie Sumner, Bremond,Texas, writes, Ttrlro+c ft* April 15,1902: "I have used Ballard's Snow A IX Liniment In my family for three years. I would not be without it In tbe bouse. 1 have SlOll used It on my little girl for growing pains and aches In her knees. It cured her right away. I have also used It for frost bitten feet, with good suocess. 'It Is the best liniment 1 ever used.' " 25c, 50,81.00. Be always displeased at what thou Atlanta, Oa art, if thou desirest to attain to what buffaitf'n&y thru art not; for where thou hast Columbia, s. c.!!!'.!!.".'." pleased thyself, there thou bidest. Charleston,s.c.!!.'.'."".'. ' Dallas, Tex ' 1' Mobile, Ala A Positive Necessity. Nashville, Tenn Pittsburg, Pa ?* ? ? ?? 1 4 Jnnn ? ! naviug IU lay UJJUU Ul/ uou iui ll unjro uvm a severely bruised leg, I only found relief wbeu I used a botlle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. I can cheerfully recommend It as tbe beet medicine for bruises ever sent to tbe afflicted. It bas now become a positive neces slty upon myself. D. R Byrnes, Merchant, DoversvlUe, Texas. 25c, 50c, 81.00. Sold by "TVT> T A c. a. Mil ford. UXi. J, A. SURGECtt Snappy Clothing. The young man likes "ginger" in GOLD FUwq1rkS\c hie apparel. He cannot be accused of a good plate conservatism in dress. His ideas all amalgam fili show his fondness for "swaggef." The office over B/ clothes bandied by Hall & Anderson are made by Schloss Bros. & Co. who Now ,B the M t have established a aeDutation for mak- t.nr. nan and i?r. ?k t ing the best young men's clothing now Gumey. KerrFurni on the market. The youngster who Buy your cotton Be has got to keep his eye on his pocket book is the man who keenly appreci- . ates the economy of buying SchlodB uJwhy lusjwl'a'c Clothing. oolbtDg to equal it. lothingCo have an up-to-date . . line of . . . ,'s, Boys and Youth's LUIHINU! 1 ishings. SpebgD(rfy less and will get it if Goods, and fair dealrant. Fine Straw Hats and bats and Vests. it the lowest) TO AXiIi. i to each customer. GUARANTEED. Clothing Co. c rniTTiNnnr.ii i, ct innrc RiirwiV f j uimiimivvun u. ui. ijvuiu uniuuiu w lND WESTERN & ATLANTA R. R. 1 Louis Exposition "Short Line." |y : Battlefield Route jhH m Chattanooga and Nashville. Best equipped JL ns. Superior services. Quickest time. For lowest rates 10 all points North, West or fit rthweet, maps, schedules, or any information, a: Ion or write JK THOS. R. JONES, ft Traveling Passenger Agent* CTJ ?ryor Street, ATLANTA, GA. ^ Jnion Depot. Bell Telephone 169. CTJ heap Rates via ? L^. Railway Air Line Railway will sell ROUND TRIP om Abbeville, S. G, account Special Occas at the various points named at rates as follows : I I Fare I Final limit nf Dates of Sale. round trip Tickets May 16 and 18 84 40 May 30 May 21,22 and 23 4 40 May 31 May 8.9 and 10 25 35 May 23 May 18* 17 and 18 4 08 May 21 May 18.17 and 18 4 65 May 28 May 15 to 18 31 40 May 81 May 17 and 18 15 00 May 26 May 10,11 and 12 18 00 Good for ten days. May 14,15 and 16 23 25 May 21 For farther particulars, call on ur write G. H. FUL,L,JE$R, Local Agent. , gsM(4 ROWN AND BRIDGE *^58^22*^^381^0^ SPECIALTY. - " ijngstft"rf:S ' WHEN YOU DRINK lRKBDaJjE'S store. ! SODA WATER "t ^oVn'?w",'S'tbi Be 8Ure ?nd. <*11 'or a bottle tore Co. made by the aH mpftl. nntajah and feat W. D. Barkedale. He j^JjeVllle Bottllllg WOlkS rou are smoking, what is for it is the best and needs llnoo, of courae, there Is . ... ? ( no substitute. / Tribute of Respect to Mrs. W. Joel Smith. Tbe following resolutions were read and adopted at tbe meeting of tbe Ladies' Aid Sociatv, May 5tb 1904. Wbereao, Ood iu His inscrutable wisdom ba? romncoH frr.m (Mir mi/lofr nnr hfilnvoH Praai. dent, Mm. Sarah Livingston flmltb, And Wbere&p, Sbe, as President of the Ladies'Aid Sooietv of the Pint Presbvterian Church of Abbeville S. G , was for years the prime mover in every good and noble work? btiug modest and unassuming, yet firm in her cooviotions of duty, and untiring in her efforts to accomplish the aims and purposes of our sooiety, Therefore, be it Resolved: First, That in her death, onr Sooiety has sustained an irreparable loss, our oburob and community'have lf>st a most'useful and exemplary member. Second. That while we shall miss ber wise counsels, and able administration, we bow submissively to the will of our Heavenly Father, assured that "He doeth alJ things well." Third. That we do beieby reo >rd our heartfelt thanks for her iocg aod faithful work, and devoiion to our society, and that we will ever cherish ber memory, endeavor to emulate her noble deeds, and strive for a crown like unto that which we are assured she has won. Fourth : That we extend our warmest svmnathv to the families so sorelv bereaved. and prayerfully commend ibem to the only true Comforter. Fifth. That a blank page in the book of , minntes of the 8ooiety be inscribed to her memory. Bixtn. That a copy of this memorial be pent to her family, and also to tbe oity paper*, with the request that they publish the same. 1 Mrs. T. P. Qoarles, Mrs. J. M, warden, Mrs. N. W. WardlaW, ( Committee. "The Deacon" at Sharon. This play will be presented at Sha- ! ron Academy by the Mt. Carmel Dra matic Club, on Thursday night May | 12th, for the benefit of the Methodist parsonage. If you would like to have an evening of genuine pleasure and help along a worthy cause be sure and go to hear this play. Notice. . . Did you know when you drink Ginger Ale made by Nabers Bros'., You get the Best? ?o? We do not try to make it cheap, but make a high grade. We always try to make the best, and by so doing, we always have a good trade on Ale. We guarantee all of our drinks to be superior in quality, they must give SATISFACTION or be returned, Abbeville Bottling Works C. C. NABERS, Prop, and Mgr. Sale of land. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. By virtue of the authority given me, under power of attorney by the heirs of George R. McCaila, Jr., deceased, I will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. H., 8. C.f on Saleday next, June 6th, 1904, the following described real estate of said George R. McCaila, Jr., deceased to wit: An undivided one-fourth of all that I tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Abbeville County, 8tate of South Carolina, containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of I. H. McCalla, the Moore place, Cater place, on the East by Rocky River, on the South by lands .of Estate of James Edward Calhoun, deceased, and lands of John W. McCalla, deceased, and on the West by Savannah'River. The said undivided one-fourth of said lands being all the interest of the said George R. McCalla, Jr., in the real estate of George R. McCalla, Sr., deceased, under the will of said George R. McCalla, Sr. TERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. I. H. McCALLA. Attorney in Fact. United n wuuicuciaic Veterans EETJNION NASHVILLE, TENN. June 14th-l(5th. For thifl occasion very low rates have been made by the Western & Atlantic R. R., and Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, the only through line to Nashville. Join the big crowd at Atlanta, goiag via the "Battlefield Line" past Kennesaw Mountain, Resaca, Dalton, Ringgeld, Chicamauga, Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, and through the Cumberland Mountains to Nashville, which is only a daylight ride from Bt. Louis aud the Worlds Fair. Tkos. R. Jones, Traveling Passenger Agent. j No. 1 N. Pryor St., Atlanta, Ua. lie Peoples f a. ABBEVEL] OFFICERS. S. G. THOMSON, President. G. A. *NEUFFER, Vice-President. R. E. COX, Cashier. BEADY FOR B , READY TO LEI READY TO RE< Opened All Day/ Ac< Everv * V Special attention given to small depc is the people's bank. Deposits in any ha is scarcely a possibility of loss. All t! Then, don't do a foolish thing in tryi crannies about your house, where it ma; Men have lost money in stockings, and 1 Bureau drawers and great wooden che robbed. Good natured men, with ready earnings to the wrong man. Men have pursuits of life. Women have been kn< hands and hearts, in the keeping of the 1 depositor in a bank lossing his money ? As the law now stands it is almost it bis money. Around the depositors m< human skill, or human ingenuity can de than money in a bank. And if you mafe earnings as you receive them, you will b your earnings, you will learn how to do In the Savings Department, one per to remain, interest is compounded quart money, and In a little time you will reali count. The fact of having money at yoi many times as much as the interest. T1 pleasure of having a sum of money, read Exposure To cold draughts of air, to keen and cutting wind*, sodden changes of temperature, scanty _ a v. ? avwAonwi rtf #KlO f h PrtOf Oflfl OlOlUJUKi UUUUC Uipoiim ? -> neck after public speaking and singing, bring on ooaghs and colds. Ballard's Horehoand Syrup Is the best core. * Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Texas, writes, Jan.81, 1902: "One bottle of Ballard's Horehoand 8yrnp cared me of a very bad ooagb. It Is very pleasant to take." 26c, GOo, 81.00. Sold by C. A Mllford. I HEBBINE 1 Will overoome lndlgestloa and dyspepsia regalate the botfe Is and cure liver and kldne complaints. It Is the best blood enrlober an Invlgorator In the world. It Is purely vege l table, perfectly harmless, and shoald yoab a sufferer from disease, yoa will ase It if yoa are wise. 1 R. N. Andrews. Editor and Mgr. Cocoa and i Rookledge News, Cocoa, Fla., writes: "I have ueed your Herblne In my family, and find It most exoellent medicine. Its effects upon : myself have been a marked benefit. I recommend it unhesitatingly." 50o. Sold by C. A. , Mllford. 1 Sale of i AlHiFmitaMirj PURSUANT to a resolution adopted at a meeting or tbe stockholders ol the Abbeville Furniture Factory held this day at Abbeville, we the undersigned oommlsslon are authorized to sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Salesday, the 6th of June Next, at Abbeville, for the purpose of liquidation of the corpora* tlon and the settlement of the debts of the said tbe Abbeville Furniture Factory and all the assets of said factory. W. D. BARKSDALE, J. R. BLAKE, T. T. CROMER, 8. F. CROMER, May 3rd, 1904. Commission. Estate of C. I. Mnndy, Dec'd. Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. m i m? wATmir that *\n tho 17fh riav nf I ' | <aau nvtivu vu>. .m. -. ? , J- May. 1904,1 will render a final acooant of onr actings and doings as Administrator of tbe Estate of C. W. Mnndy, deceased, In tbe office of Jadge of Probate for Abbeville County at 10 o'olook a. mand on tbe same day will apply for a final discharge from my trast as sncn administrator. All persons bavlng demands against said estate will present tbem for payment on or before tbat day, proven and authenticated or be forever barred. 8. T. Mnndy, April 16,1901. Administrator. SPRING DELICACIES, wblob such bakers as those employed at BrelbabD's think oat and make, are In accord with all tbe many otber good thing* Spring brings?cakes, candy, fruits, bread and pies. How much oar baking saves tbe hoasowlfe in work and worry?even In oost?Is easily " '* 1,1 an* oiaav. onh ca. ascertained n you u ?u? ... member yoar own troubles. Every good thing in the baking line right here. We also have HOT peanuts and fancy groceries, J. W. Breihahn, Proprietor. "CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS." ?AND THE? Charlotte Steam Laundry -HAS AN? AGENT in your city, who collects and delivers your LAUNDRY. Work Guaranteed. Shipping day Tuesday. Theo. Percival, Agt. ?? Go to Penney Clothing Company for Manhattan sblrta, the flret ever showp ?n Aboe* vlUe, 81.50 and r2.0J : , > :i..; ; i i . . - }"' i -ioJ-'u } J! '<> < iavings M, 1 LE, S. C. directors. S G.Thomson, H. G. Anderson, ' "jS G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, W. E. Owens. C. S. Jones, J. S. Stark, Ed. Reiser, Jonn A. Harris. usiness. ;.$|b vd you money. deive your deposits. jomdations dispensed | Hour. >eitors. This bank, as Its name imnllm c ink is the safest thing on earth, 'rfiere \ be stock of the bank is bound for It : J? log to keep your money in cracks and ."03 ' be considered as a premium to thieves. "I iair trunks have been carried away. >1 sts, with padlocks on them, have.been cash, have been known to lend their ' % been known to loss money in all the own to place their estates, like their wrong man, but who ever beard of a -^Jaj npossible for any bank depositor to loss oney is placed the best safe-guards that '% vise. Nothing on this earth is safer :e it a rule to put away a little of your e sure to become rich, and in saving leg when you are rich. cent, is paid quarterly, or, if allowed erly. Begin now to lay by a little ^ Ize the pleasure of having a bank a?- YJj ir command at any moment is worth tie right way to do is to realize the ly for any purpose. State of South Carolina, M COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. 'To Messrs. Frank C. DtiPre, R. F. Gilliam 'a and P. L. Grler, constituting tbo County ' ^ Board of Education for Abbeville County. We, tbe undersigned petitioner*, eonatl* - ,'wj Luting one-third of the resident electors of ' School District No. 88 of Abbeville County. {SB and also one-third of the resident freeholders .] / of said school district of tbe age of 21 years, hereby request tbat a special school tu of three mills, for the use and benefit of said. School District No. 88 be levied and collected - idwiaaiairioi. *orsuchpurpose,werequest and petition that your honorable body order -.\4 an election at some plaoe wltbln said Pchool District, for tbe purpose of having said pro* $ posed tax voted on as provided by Section : 1208, Vol. 1 of tbe Code of Laws of the State \ of South Carolina 1902." BESIDBST KLKCTOHS. /jg jj? F. Y. Pressly, J. N. Nance, C. A. Ragsdale, J. L. Prult? H. C. Poore, James Boyce, J. I. Brown lee, ; S. C. Johnston, * J. Olln Hag an, G. G. Parkinson, Jaa. H. Epps, R fl. Brloe, ' W. B. Goings, Geo. M. Collins, 8.M. Mllford, D.G.Caldwell, ' Drayton Nance, G. N. Nick lee, J. A. Brown, J. G. Loner, J. S. Loner, M. Knight, F. L. Bramblett, * J. L. Wardlaw, D. B. Ellis, J. C. Armstrong, D. O. Kennedy, Isaac Ellis, E. D. Jonea, O. N. Kennedy, J. H. Richardson, Newton Reed. RESIDENT FREEHOLDERS?21 YEARS. F. Y. Pressly, J.N.Nanoe, E.V.Bell, D.O.Bell, H. C. Poore, M. Lois Pressly, Hlnson Aroher, J. E. Vanss, H. Lee, T. 8. Chiles, J. L McCain, E. L. Reld, J.H.Wren, J.L.Pressly, B. C. Brownlee, 8. W. Davis, J. H.Brooks, A. D.Kennedy, ' >, .i-J H. W. Young, W. L. Pressly, 8. E. Morton, G. T. Hagan, E. L. Orler, J. C. Tribble, M. E. Tribble, M. B. Cllnkscales, L. P. Todd, W.W. Edwards, I. L. Todd, M. E. Prult, M. E. Edwards, Ellen Edwards, J.M.Ellis, J. E. Nickels, L. M. Brloe, L C. Austin, N. 8. Bonner, Helen Orler, N. M. Orler, O. Y. Bonner, Mrs. E. P. Kennedy, A.,Se!den Kennedy, ' 7 M. E. Kennedy, Alma Kennedy, Alex Holmes, Ellen Warden, lsaao Lindsay, Mary Ann Cllnkscales, Rachel Wlnbash, Loalse Hawthorn, Pamner Wlnbash, R. R. MoDanlel, J. T. Maglll, B. L. Maglll, A. P. Ellis, J. Q,. MoDavld, T. R. Blackwell, R. Brownlee, J. L. Hawthorn, J. C. Armstrong, Isaac Ellis, E. D. Jones, 0. N. Kennedy, J. H. Richardson, Newton Reed, D. C. Kennedy, B. W. Cowan. , 8tate of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. By the County Board of Eduoatlon. To J. A. Brown, F. Y. Pressly and T. R. Blackwell, Trustees for School District No. 88: It appearing by the foregoing petition, to the satisfaction of the County Board of Eduoatlon that the laws whereby an eleotlon may be held for the purpose of levying a special tax of three mills In Dlstrlot No. 38 had been oomplled with, It Is therefore ordered that you hold an election in the town of Due West at the usaal voting place on Thursday, the 86th of May, 1904, for the purpose of determining whether the Bald tax shall be levied or not. That von piv? thn nntliw mhiiImH ian ?*? fore holding said election. F. C. DuPRE, Chairman. R, F. GILLIAM, P. L. QRIER, County Board of Education. May 9, 1904. i?1 Arkansas Texas Louisiana An ideal country for cheap homes. Land at $5, $10, ana $15 per acre; grows corn, cotton, wheat, oats, grasses, fruits and vegetables. Stock ranges 10 months in the year. Southwest Missouri, Arkankansas, Louisiana and Texas a :e full of opportunities?the jlimate is mild, the soil is rich, the lands are cheap. jjow nome-seefeers' rates? about half fare?via the Cotton Belt twice a month? first and third Tuesdays. For descriptive literature, maps and excursion .rates, write to N. B. BAIRD, T. P. A., Cotton celt, ATLANTA, UA. (? ' ' ' I i. . ..