The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 12, 1904, Image 1
The Abbeville Press and Banner, |
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1904. ESTABLISHED 1844 1
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Abbeville, S C.,Oct. l.'Uh, 1901.
IMPRESSIVE RELIGIOUS SEKVICKS?l'ASTOH
ORDAINED AT LEBANON.
On last Sunday according to announcement
liev. L. W. Brown was regularly ordained
and installed as pastor of the Lebanon
Presbyterian church by Rev. J. Lowrle VV11- 1
son ol Abbeville.
Rev. F. W. Gregg of Pendleton delivered
In an eavnest and Impressive manner, and
In most eloquent language, the charge to tbr
congregatlou and Rev. Henderson ol Hodgts
delivered In aa earnest and forceful manner,
and mosi beaulllul language the charge to
Rev. L?r. Wilson preached the morning ser- .
moo, and It was said by many that he excelled
bimse f on ibis occasion. The services
throughout were very Interesting, solemn
and impressive and tor.ched the minds and |
hearts ol all present. The congregation Hie
much pleased with their new pastor who is a
young man of promise being lntllectually
above the average student. Is redm-d and <
cultured in manner and address and will |
win his way to the hearts and homes or his
congregation.
Mr. Brown will mi.ke his home in Abbeville
wUere he will be eotdinlly welcomed bv "|
our pastors and people. He wil. preach at J
Lebanon In the moruing of the first and
third Sundays,and at Little Mountain second
and foarth Sundays in each month. Also
will have an appointment for Bethla.
The services on Sunday were attended by
an unusually large congregation beyond the
capacity of the church building, many sitting
neartbe windows In their buggies.
Lebanon has now, and always has had a
fine choir, and on this occasion with Mis*
Annie Gibert at the organ and Prof. J. S. G1
bert at the head of the choir the music was
simply grand.
Tne exercises of this day will not soon be
forgotten by those present, but will we hope,
linger In their memory us a "sweet day oi
rest" well Improved.
Miss Mary Louise Johnson one of Chester*
most attractive youoe ladies, is visiting hei
friends the Misses Evans ol Lebanon.
MKs Lelia Evana atur a delightful stn>
with relatives at Lebanon, left last Monday
for her home st Clemson, accompanied b}
her aunt Miss Maggie Gibert who will spend
a while with relatives In that section.
Mrs. J. J. Link spent last Monday verj
pleasantly with her father, Mr. J. S. Graves
and family of Abbeville.
Mai 1 Arthur Porbpr trrta in thfi IftMl
Monday on buslues.
Mr. J. J. Link has just finished worklne up
hlBSugar Cane, maklne over one hundred
gallon* of nice syrup.
Mr. W. H. McAlts'.er Is now finishing a
splendid barn large, roomy, and convenient
Magill and Ramey are running their sic
on lull time which makes things lively In the
Bethel Section.
SOHOOLS TO OPEN AND THE TEACHERS.
All the white schools on route No. 3 wlli
open next Monday October the 17th, as follows,
viz. 4
Bethel School, Miss Cassie Fleming priuci
pal.
Lebanon School, Miss Isahelle Evans principal.
Fern Cliff School, Miss Ada Kenedy principal.
Sharon High School, Prof. Walter M. Huster
as principal and MlssLeiumle Trlbbie oi
Due West as assistant. Ttiese are all flourishing
schools and In floe neighborhood*-, and
are to congratulated as the efficient corps oi
teachers they have secured. >
Farmers are generally well up with their 1
cotton and are now waiting for rain that they J
' may sow grain.
.UHUj uaies oi cunuu are 10 ue ceeu uu lut
different plantations piled up and wailing foi
lOcls. or more.
Many irlends aloDg route No. 8 art
anxiously longing every day about Miss Oil.
Thornton, and we are glad to report at this
writing (Monday night) she is getting on S
nicely and 'tis boped wlh soon be well again.
Mrs. Maggie Bass after two weeks sickness
Is up and convalescing. S
, in and Around the citv. court is stii.l
IS SESSION.
Miss Georgia Mais accompanied by ber
brother Wilt were among the* visitors in tht
city last Monday.
Many triends extend sympathy to Mr. J oh l
M. Gambrell lu his receui atl'.lciiou, the death
of bis mother.
Owing to a severe spell of sickness Mist
Aiuia Gainbreil is at bouie lor a while lrorn
her business In Oxlord Alaoama. We areolae
to report the chauge nas resulted n good anu I
she Is now much oetter.
Miss Kale Marshall returned home iasi
Baturday lrom a p.eusant visit to reiativet
and Irlends lu Auderaou. j
Mr. William Power is now at the home oi 1
bis daughter Mrs. J. L. McMiniau hopit t.
It will ao blm good as he is quite ietble and
In a low state ot health.
Miss .Nance the popular and i lliclent teach6)
ot the 5lh (iraue in Abbeville's Gradeu n
School gave to too 5th and 6tn Grades b
''Cob-weu" party lasi Saturday afternoon oi 4
'the lawn oi Mr. J. 8. .Stark. The chlidiei.
enjoyed the occasion, and especially the met
refreshments served.
our city bakery.
Abbeville can boast o/as hue a Bakery a
can he lound any where. There are oihertrun
on a larger scales, hut none belter managed
aud moie attractive and with a greait-i
variety of "nli;e things" In addition ma^
be lound here a variety ol nulls, o n feet ion
ery "home made'' cauuy and Innc^ groceries.
Ifyou want anythlLg nice to ea. ring U(
Mr. Brelhahn pioprltioi ot the city bakeiy.
The Palmetto good moral Society held
meir refjuiui uwuunj mccung ia*i rnua. it
altemoon at tbe homed Mis. W. T. MclJouaxi ,
where they enjoyed Uieuiseivta to me ut r?
most. S(
MERCHANTS WHO ADVERTISE CoSTlSL'ED.
Mr. W. C. I)uPre on upper MtiSn strec. tl
conduosa splendid market In which you a
can always find stuneibitig nice ana tempting
to eat such us pork, beef, mutton, oyster.-,
fish,sausage liver puddug, He, alsouspien
did line 01 green groceries and a variety 01 ??
choice canned gt<dc. Wile wants a goou
dinner a!l she bat. to do is to ring up "HuPre's
markets."
Mr. T. H. Maxwell on Washington street 0
has a first class market, all kinds of Iresli 0
meat, oysters, fish green groceries, and a n
splendid line of staple and lancy groceries. 0
Mr. Maxwell by honest and lair dealing, and
ciose attention to business bas brlit up a h
line business which is growing larger as tbt n
years go by. When In need ol any tiling iu his ei
line ring up Maxwell's market, and you will v
get the best promptly and at lowest price. )<
.V
OCR itOTF.LS. p
Tbe Eureka is tbe hotel of the up country L'
and under the inanagemtni of Capt. McFail (
is doing more lor Abbeville than any hotel M
has done In many years. Capt. McFail i6 a ,,
uenlal host and with all a "fiist class" hotel b
nn*n. He sets belore bis guests the best the 0
land afiords and in the best slyle, everything 0
clean and bright as a new pin Irorn garret to .
basement. Polite and attentive servants
answer every call and altogether the Eureka ..
Is a first clai-s retreat for the traveling men,
affording them a heme of ease, luxury ana
comlort. Eureka! thats i lie place to stop.
The "Cochran House" on the opposite end
of tbe public square is under the management
of Mr. J. S. Cochran who Is a jolly, good
natured host always looking alter the cumlort
ol bis guests. His tables are spread with
the best fiom ihe markets ol many cities. ^
Everything is kept in "apple pie' order. j\Polite
ana attentive servants are on every d
hand, and there is no reason why tbe most w
fastidious cannot be tulted at the "Cochran s
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ABBEVILLE'S BUGGY AND CARRIAGE REI'OSI ^
TORIES. n
A. M. mild Sons may be found on Trinity ^
Street with an up to date l.ne ol vehicles, lap ^
robes, umbre<I*s, harness, wagons, whips and \
everything pertaining to this line. i
Tbis firm earrlesa well assorted stock of tbe
' best makes to which thty invite tbe attention ^
of the public.
Calvert and Nlckles are ready for you in
their brand new building on Washington
Street when y< u can tind a splendid assortment
ol all kinds ol Vehicles, harness, lap
robes, wagons, umbrellas, siorm aprons etc., .
etc. '
( Jive ih(>m n I'Bll and if vnn iliin'l (.pe what
you want, they can show is 10 you at prices ]
tbat will open yeur eye*.
Mr.W. D. Addle on Trinity .Street can make |'
a brand new bli ycle out ol your old one. If you ! 1
don't belive It, just tive bun a trial beloie
throwing It awuy. Give blm a call you '
will be i-urprifced at what be will show you. '
OUR LIVEKY AN I) SALK STAIJLK.
J. 8. Stark can be found on Upper Main !
r Sireet with a full line of horses anu buggies, i.
X>baeious, carriages or any kind of vehicle
you wish to ride In. JUorseR, saddle anil ha r (
: I
It will be
fore buying,
dently believ(
the history oi
refutation, gi
' lilt
' ~C0 p Y ft. 10 H T 6*4
> ** Tcc?i?ei?ntR p isnCk Co.
BOYS' CLOT
The boys were not
eoured some values in
ee our Boys' Overcoal
The lowes
eHP, wagons and teams. In short, you can
tidanything io the livery line rlaht. here
ud -t /air and honest prices. Stock for tale
II the time.
A. M. Hill & .Sods are on Trinity Street
ith a la.'ge, roomy sales and livery stable
i which niay be found any kind of "np-toate
rig" you wish (auioraoblles excepted)
? hire, a floe carriage and pair, a phaeton
rawn by that beautiful span of blacks, or a
ingle buggy and fast trotter. If you are In
hurry and want to "get there" cwll on A.
1. Hill & S^ons and you will "get there"
i) time sure. All grades of mules and
orsfs kfpt lor sale. Drovers accommodated
t all times. Stylish turnouts, and prices
gin. careful and polite drivers always
iudy.
Mr. L. H Russell can be found on Washlgtoi;
S'rett witn n splendid lot of vehicles
ud horses, "addle and harness, to let at most i
?Hsonable prices. Stock for sale at all sea
>n?.
Mr. Russell will treat you right acd give
on a sale aud quick trip, on a -'through
cket." Wagons aud teams at all times and
t lowesj prices, with careful drivers.
Work Day" OllVrliter for Epworth OrWe
liavo planned to have a "Work Day"
Uerint In liivorot the Epworth Orphanage,
u Oct. the 2ulu, Inst. We desire lo have an
iany people as will lo donate thPlr earnings
f that day ta the support ol tbe Orphanage.
There are thousands oi men and women,
oys and girls, who could well afford to give
ie earnings o! one day to the support of a '
ause so worthy and deserving as that of proIdiDg
lor tbe more tb> n oue hundred father
;ss little ones placed under the care ol the
lethodiet church lu South Carolina, for suport
and training. It will be a small matter
> the individual to inuke tnis contribution,
ut the gilts ot the many will aggregate a
el| lul sum lor the care ot the orphans. Let
.noe oue be appointed in every community
ike charge of the offerings and remit to us,
ut 11 preferable tbe Individual may send his
wn offering. We hope the children through- .
ut tbe state will be encouraged to take an acive
part in this matter, and that ail tbe
lends of the Orphans will co-operate with us
i making the day a success.
W. B. Wharton, Supt. ,
Columbia, S. C. 1
Southern ismmIucnn college.
Mr. Ca*-1 F. l)odd, representative of the
outhern Shorthand And Business Unlver ly
of Atlanta, Ga. will visit Abbeville on Friay
of this week, and will be glad to cooler
,1th any parties who may be Interested in the !
ut ject of business education.
tjuite a number of young men an ' young
. omen ot Abbeville have graduated from
bis reputable institution, among whom we
nny mention, Mr. George Wardiaw, Mr. J. E
{arnweil, MissB. K. McNeil. Miss Ada Itlchey
nd her brother Mr. C. Lamar Itlchey, Mr. W.
jeroy Power and Miss Bessie MeSweeney.
,Ve speak for Mr. Dodd the kind considera
ion of our citizens.
Mr. Dodd's headquarters will be at the Kureca
Hotel.
1'ytlilaiiM preparing liu^e hazarr.
The Knights of Pythias of Abbeville lodge
S'o. C4, are prepar tig to hold one of th >. largest
jazarrs ever lielu :n the city, aw the lodge is
epreseuted by some of the briuhtest youn^'
lien in town the public will look for an extra
military attractiou, and it is sale to say that
hey will not he disappointed.
A full attendance 1b requested at the-next
regular meeting, which is next Tuesday night,
to discuss tbe particulars ol this undertaking.
Pythianb take notice.
v
Cut glass, Japanese ware. Imported baud
pa'nted china, suitable for wedding presents,
at prices much lower than you usually buy
h>ucb goods. P. Rosenberg & Co.
t
j a few dollar
We have pri
3 we can suit
? our business.
larantees you
i
WrK?HE?NEAriSMeL CD
HING
forgotten in our search
this line that would !
is.
t market pri<
ios
COM INC
Af'er a Season of 30 weeks lo
Gentry Brotl
Famo
will positively appear In all Its splendor and ma
ances only?afternoon and night. THE D.
WEDNESDAY
rhe only big R. K. Show coming this year. The
soecles In .
G"J7"C< the greatest troupe of Jo
IO-Cj-Ej imported from the Flow
SPECIAL FEAT!
\mong them being the only Monkey in the Wot
The Greatest Trio of Performing Elephantf
A BruleOperaCompany, known as tt
THE WONDERFUL M
200 perfectly trained "TfcriO'C V'
and highly educated ??'*
lOO Monlney C<
A $20,000 MENAGE
Remember the date. Will positively exhibit, R
STREETJ
which leaves the show grounds on
Seats for 3,000. Asbestos Water-ProoM'ents.
For Sale. 1
a beautiful farm of about
42i) acres, with 200 acres or more under j
plow, 7I> acres lu pasture, inclosed, 100 <
acres or more in fine timber, 75acres of l
splendid bottom lands. Splendid resIrtnnnnnnrl
nnmhernf tonomnnt hnncau
,
and everything in good shape. Only 6 I
miles from railroad, on Tugaloo River. '
This Ib one of the best farmB in the |
section. <
Will sell for 515 per acre.
Let uh hear from you if you are in
the market. We can sell your property
If the price Is right. t
Southern Field Ke;il Estate Exchange, j
SPAItTAN BURG, S. C.
J. H. CARLISLE, Sec, and Treas.
ENB
s in your poc
.ced all of on
you as well
. The splend
a fit and sat
i
We specially
attention to our
10 and 12.50 Su
have them in all
shades, blacks, brc
l for bargains. We
surprise you- Also
jg always on
i SOON!
the big cities exclusively
tiers
us Shows
gnlflcenceln ABBEVILLE for 2 performATE
HAS POSITIVELY BEEN FIXED.
{, OCT. 26.
finest educated animals of every kind and
America.
ipanoRe Acrobats ever
ery Kingdom.
URES GALORE
id who Loops the Loop on a Bicycle
i and Camels ever seen beneath a canvas
>e Famous Musical Ponies.
[ONKEY THEATRE
one of which
J" X UlllvJo actually talks
omedians 100
^RIE?ALL FREE
aln or Shine
Be on hand for the all new and magnifleent
PARADE
day of exhibition at 10:30 A. M.
Sale of Real Estate by
Executor.
By AUHORITY CONKERRRED IX AND
jy the will of J. R. McUomb late of Abbeville
Jounty, deceased, J will sell at public Auction
at Abbeville Court House on Salesday
In November, next, the Real Estate of said
IPPPARPfl mriDioHnff V,
v/i nwiun LUi ro miiJUlCU
in (J fifty acres, more or less. of valuable farm
ands, lylDR ten miles South of Abbeville
ind about six miles from the town of Troy.
Said lands will be sold In three or more
tracts, plats of which will be exhibited on
lay of sale.
Terms Cash?Purchaser to pay for all pa- j
pers. K. S. McComb,
Executor. e
1 am having inquiries nearly every day
from different sections of the United States
for Farming lands. Let me know what you ]
liave to offer. Kobt. K. Link.
Trunks, Suit Cases, Grips, Telescopes, at j
low prices. P. Rosenberg A: Co. li
E R (
iket to see oi
r clothing *
and for less :
id make of c
lisfaction.
call your i|?f
5, 7, 8 50, 1j
.its. We
the new raO
)wns, etc.
form
[Four
fefe. c0
xin
SHOES! S
1,200 pairs of Shoes for d
Shoe Department in upper
ufactures in the United Sta
dorf Shoe for ladies 2 to
leather shoes for children
VJTX JLt7^5 vo
b>ear
To Texas
via Memphis and the
Cotton Belt Route
$8.50 One Way
$15 Round Trip
One way colonist tickets will be
sold from Memphis, on Sept. 20th,
October 4th and 8th, to Texas points
at rate of 58.50. '
Round trip bomeseekers' tickets
from Memphis on Sept. 20th and
27th, October 4th and 16th at rate
of $15.
The territory to which above
rates apply includes Dallas, Fort
Worth, Waco, Amarlllo, Houston,
Galveston, San Antonio, Corpus,
Cbristl and intermediate points.
Round trip tickets permit stop
overs either way, 21 days' return
limit.
For full particulars and Texas map
literature, time tables, etc., write to
H. H. Sutton, D. P. A.,
Jotton Belt, Chattanooga, Tenn.
New 'Phones.
Subscribers will please a'dd following Telephones
and numbers to tbe lists.
A ndrew*, W. J., Residence 134
Addle, W. D., Store 158
Bianohett, J. J., Store 172
Bradley, W.T.. Residence 22
Beacham, B. K., Residence 157
Butler, J. C., Residence 04
Bowie, W. A., Residence 117
Bowie, J. S , Office 129'
Bottling Works., 156
Barnes, W. J., Resldencn 121
Calhoun. & Co., A. WOffice 127
Calhoun, A. W., Residence 7!)
Cheek, J. A., Residence 100
City Bakery, 67
Chapman. W. G., Residence 153
Calvert & Nickles, Store 140
DeBruhl, M. P., Residence 28
DuPree, W. C., Residence 122
Exprese Office, 173
Fuller, G. W., Residence 160
Game R. G., Residence 154
Harris. Mrs. S. A.. Residence 42
Hill, & Sons. A. M., Store 126
Hill, H. H., Residence 170
Hammond, H.8.. Office 173
Kerr. J. D., Residence 145
McClaln. Foster Residence 112
Penny Clothing Co., Store 155
Purdy, R. D., Residence 14
sshlven, Rev. J. C.. Residence 60
Stephens, W. G., Residence 150
Turner, S. S., Residence 78
Wysong, R. C., Residence 133
Williams, J. N., Store 171
I'. KoNeiinertf ami io n. lovbIn.
Tbe hand painted cbina at Rosenberg's is
:olDg fast. You bad better come quick or
,*ou will miss tbe greutest bargain of the
teason.
The biggest pencil tablets the biggest pen
ablets, at Rosenberg's for Ave cents.
It would surprise you to know how much
vrltlng paper 5cts. will buy at P. Rosenberg's
ind Co.
We are agents for GrilHn shoe polish. It
reserves the leather and gives a brilliant
[loss.?1'. Rosenberg A Co.
} &
ir big line <
it lowest pi
money than
>ur clothing,
pn?
PYRIOMT 1904
ElMfcR FI4H?U CO^ ?2j|
FPSFF" jj _
HOES!
aen, women and children.
South Carolina. It embrat
,tes. The Wrihart Shoe for
$3.50. Wolf's Shoes for !
the best wearing shoe mad
tuple Dry C
'S*>
Cotton Mill Help Wan
rpHE MOLLOHON MANUFACTU:
-* Co, Newberry, S. C., can use a few
Hies of spin and card room bands. Spi
paid 10>? cents per side for 104 spindle f:
on good rnnnlng work of fine yarns.
50oentnper room per month with best
slan water free. Mill rnns regular and
off every 15 days without aDy docking,
lsfactory arrangements will be made In i
portatlon. Address as above.
Sept. 2S, 1904. tf
The State of South Carol
COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter or the Estate of J. R
Com b, Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
ALL persons indebted to said estate
settle without delay, and those he
claims against the estate mast present
properly attested to.
R. S McCom
Sept. 8,190-1. tf Execn
Charleston and Western Carolina
Augusta and Asheville Short Lii
Schedule In effect September 5, 1901.
Lv Greenwood 12 43 pm Ar 2 46 p
Ar Laurens 1 45 pm Lv 1 60 p
Ar Qreenville 3 25 pm Lv 12 15 p
Ar Spartanburg 8 30 pm Lv 12 011
Lv Spartanburg 3 40 pm Ar 10 20 a
Ar Snluda S 47 pm Lv 8 40 a
Ar Hendersonvllle 6 20 pm Lv X 10 a
Ar Asheville 7 15 pm Lv 7 15 a
Lv Greenwood 2 40 pm Ar 12 39 p
Ar McCormick 3 40 pm Lv 11 47 a
Ar Anderson 7 10 pin Lv 7 00 a
Ar Aususta 5 20 pm Lv 10 10 a
Lv Augusta 2 35 pin Ar 12 20 p
t\r Allendale 4 30 pm Lv 10 25 a
Ar Yamassee 5 40 pm Lv 9 15 a
Ar Charleston 7 40 pm Lv 7 10 a
Ar Savannah 7 30 | m Ly 0 40 a
Ar Beaufort 6 30 pm Lv 6 40 a
Ar Port Koyal 6 40 pm Lv 7 25 a
Pullman car service between Augusta and
tan burg.
For information relative to rates, etc., apply
u. n, * iuix , i ivt. iiKi,, umuwoou, o.
GEO. T. BKYAN, G. A., Greenville, 8. C.
EKNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pata, Apt
Augusta,
T. M. EMERSON", Traffic Manager.
Sunflower Poultry Fa
For Sale:
100 Barred Plymouth Rocks.
100 Silver Lnced Wyandots.
s25 Golden Laced Wyandots.
26 White Plymouth Rocks.
25 Game Hens.
S Grade Berkshire Pigs.
1 Brood Sow Grade O. I. C.
I Brood Sow Grade Large Norfolk.
1 Registered Jersey Cow 2 years old.
calf 5 mouths old, sold for S10 wt
week old.
1 Tbree-lourths Jersey Cow 2nd calf, i
3y. gallons milk tirst calf.
1 Seven-eighths Jersey Heifer.
?25 Reward for the Bcalp of the skunk, i
and weasel that Is thinning out the a
poultry. S10 for the mink scalp. S10 foi
weasel scalp. $5 for the skunk scalp.
J. Y. JONES, Smithvl
Goods to be delivered at Abbeville at
Miller's store.
?
c ?-' I
of Clothing be- J
ices?and confi- |
ever before in |
, backed by our J
This department is ahead of any ::
:es the make of the best shoe manmen
3.50 and $4. TheKrippen- |
ladies 1.25 to $1.75, Wolf's solid '
e, at lowest prices.
*oods9 Etc. i
&c#o.
ted III IlfCl'S NflllGf. ?
w . ism
??? HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
rampH runM OATnunAV nnmn_
Rents ' JL-LbVllL wxi.xuj.fci/ia.xj uuxu
??; BEE 15th UNTIL THUBStrans
DAY, DECEMBER 31st,
1904,
ina, ip^g ?ate 0f gtate> Oounty, School
and Special Tax, Including One
. mo- Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Commutation Tax,
must |-N ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
tiaiDg j. ralsd supplies for the fiscal year commenotnem
)Dg janUftry it 1904, notice Is hereby given
. that the office of County Treasurer for Abbe?
vllle County will be open for the oollectlon of
lor* taxes for said fiscal year from Saturday, Octo
ber 15th, until Thursday, December 81st, with_
out penalty. There will be added?
R. B A penalty of one per cent, on all taxes not
paid on January 1st, 1905.
ae? A penalty of two per cent on all taxes not
paid on February 1st, 1905.
A penalty of seven per cent, on all taxes not
>m paid on March 1st, 1905.
lm Rates Per Cent, of Taxation are as
Follows:
>m State Tax 0 mills.
m County Tax 2% "
im Special County (Road) ?2 "
m Sinking Fund 1 "
,n School 8 "
m Special County (Wardlaw's
? , Bridge) ?.._!? ?
m Total 12%
In addition to the above a special tax will
m be collected for school purposes as follows:
m Abbeville Special School mills.
m Abbeville Special R.R. bonds "
Bethel 3 "
Sjiar- Sharon 4 '
lx)wndesvlile 4 "
to Mt. Carmel 3 "
WIlllnK'on 3 "
McCormlcK 2 "
Due West 3 "
?a' A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on all
male citizens between the ape of 21 and 60
? veArs ATf>Ant nnf?h ?h nrA fiTomnt. hn la m mill
be collected.
nm A commutation road tax of One Dollar will
I HI be collected tbe same time as other taxes
I m from all male citizens between tbe ages of 18
and 50 years, except such as are exempted by
law. Unless said tax Is paid by first of March,
1905,eight days work upon the public highways
will be required under an overseer, if so mnch
be necessary.
Taxes are payable only In gold and-sllver
coin. United States currency. National Bank
No ten and Coupons of State Bonds which become
payable during tbe year, 1904.
As so few avail themselves of the opportunity
of pnylng taxes at the times and places
heretofore designated, I will discontinue the
appointments over the County,and colleot all
First taxes at the Treasurer's office.
len a Parties desiring Information by mall In regard
to their taxes will please write before
Uave December 15tb, stating the location of their
property, and include postage for reply, and
those paying taxes by check must include the
n 1 n k cha rge for collectlon
W, T, BRADLEY,
He. Treasurer.
X, l September 14,1!*H. tf