Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Press and Banner E$T~PubllBhed every Wednesday at #*2 a ear in advanoe. Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1904. Printers Wnntetl. One or two sober printers can get several months steady employment by applying at tbe Press and Bauner otile?. Letter to Calvert & Xicklex Abbeville, S. C. Dear Sirs: Good yarn : How we got our agent at Delhi, N Y. Gladstone A Palue were auents tor ; j we musn't tell names. We wanted 'em. Paine was pointing his big Colonial house. Said It took 10 eallons of white for the trim. We seDt him 10 gallons and said: If you get It all on, no p??y ; If you have any left, return It and pay for the rest. Agreed. He returned four gallons and took the agency. Four or five years ago. He knows now that his old paint was and Is adulterated ; that's why It took ten gallons to equal six of ours. Go by the name ; there Is but one name to go by : Devoe lead-nnd-zlnc. Yours truly 43 F W Devoe a Co P. S. P. B. Speed sells our paint. Tren|>a?N Xotlce. All persons are forbidden to trespass upon my land known as the Smith place for purpose of hunting. Anyone violating thl? law notice will be dealt with according to law. Mrs. Ellen Sherard Thomson. The Nbon . Let the chlldrep go to the shows. It is a poor vanity of religion that would deny a child tbe pleasure 01 seeing an muoccui show. Notice. Rooms to rent, suitable for. two ladles or married couple. Apply Press and Banner. UNION SERVICES. Union services were held In the Episcopal church Sunday evening. Rev. W. B. Sams Rector, conducted the services. Miss Lucia Parker and Hon. W. H. Parker are at home again after spending some time In Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Part: er. Dr. J. S. Wilson went to Clinton last week to attend Synod. WILSON CASON. Invitations have been issued *o the marriage of Miss Rosa Wilson and Mr. Norman Cason on I he after-noon of November the second at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wil eon. TrenpasH Notice. All persons are forbidden to tresspass In any way upon tbe lands of the persons named hereafter. Mrs. Hannah Klrkpatrlck, Ann Taylor. SIdkIuk Convention. The time for the fall meeting of tbe Abbe villeCounty singing convention will be Oct 89. Any church wishing tbe convention to meet with It will please notify the secretary -)T President T. P. Mllford. J. G. Smith, Secetary. I V ? ? Notice. Builders and contractors should write tbe Cook-Dormony Co., Fitzgerald, Ga., lor Lumber and Shingles. Money to Loan. I have eight thousand (88.000) dollars to loan on real estate. K. A. Rlcbey, W Abbeville, S. C. P. Rosenborg Locals. 12,000 pairs ef shoes men's women's and children's to select lrom at Rosenborg and Co. All oar "Honest school shoes solid leather throughout satisfaction and comfort In every pair.?P. Rosenborg and Co. The Krlppendorf-Dlttmann stylish shoes lor Btylisb people all the late shapes at Rosenborg and Co. Big lot of brown shoes of the Krlppendorl make for ladies to arrive eoon, P. Rosenboig and Co. V Our our Slu suits none better, and few equal them. P. Rosenburg and Co. Why pay S3 00 for a derby when S2.50 buy s "no name' derby conceded to be the best, P. Rosenborg and Co. Gods dooble and single barrels, at low prices many to select from it costs you nothing to look, P. Rosenborg and Co. ? Trunks, soli cases Oripps, Telescopes P. Rosenborg and Co. I See dor cot glass, Japanese ware, and I baod paloted china for wedd n* and birth- I day presents P. Ro enborg and Co. I Boys clothing, and knee pants in all sizes I and colors at Rosenborg ond Co. ? M Iff Corrle Holliiuwotth was called home yesterday on account of ibe sleknees of her sister, Mies Sepple and her brother Maot? * fltfd. We have more trunks than we have room for, and request you to call and relieve us of some of theno.?A. M. Smith & Co. Mr. Dixie Bruce came bome| last Friday from Worrlor. Ala., Where he ba? been lor . *tbe past two months. HIr mnuy friends aie glad have him home again. Among our drummer'* eamp'es may be . found many novelties not to be fonud elsewhere. Such as children's cloaks, knit sacques. hoods, leggings aud fascinators. aIm< knit shawls and fascinators for ladles. All trolng at wholesale prices.?A. M. Smith ACj. 25 pounds good white rice for $1.00, also. sff<1 barley, rye, oats and oniou eels.? V. M. Smltb I & Co. We offer some fxtra bargains Id unbleach ed homespun, and call special atteutloo to our yard wide heavy homespuD ut 5 cente.?A M. Smith & Co. Just received a hundred ooz?n hosiery fron a Southern mill, hdu offer i-po In I bargain* ln Misses school stockings, ano boys ribbed hose. It will certainly pay you to examine these goods If von have any children to pro- l vide for.?A. M. Smith & Co. We beg to ca'l special attention to our big lot of sample bats, several hundred In number, no two alike, nil going at who'esale I prices.?A. M. Smith A Co. We have a case of North Carolina made , wool blanket*, at veiy low prices. Consul) . your own Interest and el vejus a call when in neeu ot blauaets.?A. M. S uith it Co. , We don't think von oan afford to miss the 1 bargains we ar?* off-ring Id carpet remuants and rugs.?A. M. Smith & Co. We lead?others follow. Join the merrj 1 brong thai is ever journeylDK to the buslei-1 store in town Kerr Furniture Co. Allol the very latest designs in fine import ed china Just opened up at Mlliord's D.-uv Store. I Tbast a Dice cigar you are smoking, what itit, Vhy Its Speed's Clnco, of course, there Is DOtulng to equal it. , Bay your Cinco cigars from Speed, the on Ij agent for tbe factory In town, You can always tell who leads by others lollowlng. Did you eet an Invitation to the wedding ? | If so, you will find useful and elegant presents at Millord's Drug Store, ' Ifltlspoi Uar things you are bunting for, get on to Speed's Cinco Cigars, they are "Tbe Werry Most" popular things. In town. ReflectiouH of a Bittrtiler. The more varied a roan's accomplish,. ments the less money he can make. A woman never requires a man to love her if he has the knack of making love. Every woman believes that if the President knew how well she brings up her children he would write her an autograph letter. When a man reaches the age when the most importaDt thing in the world is the temperature of his morning bath he has sown his wild oats. When a woman can't think of anything else to make herself miserable she will read over all her old love letters aud cry to think how different. The Lord helps those who help themselves, but He doesn't forget those who help others. ! The world judges us by what we accomplish ; God judges us by what we strive earnestly to do. ?, " i i | j "ysm III HALL SCHOOL Tablets Inl General Schoc Speed's Dr1 k MACHINERY I ? VII Kinds and for ail Purposes.^ g? When in tKe MarKet for R oiF. fcNKINtS, bUILLKij, rniLLd, OUj AND ? The WOODWORKING MACHINERY, _h*;. GRIST WILLS, I BRICK MACHINERY, ETC-, i ?WRITE TO? I ni "THE MACHINERY PEOPLE" 1 Oil COLUMBIA, S. C. |> ) EXPOSITION KATES. co^ Abt Additional Low Eates to gt. Louis Exposi- deb tion, via S. A. L. tate The Seaboard Air Line will sell on each Alii ruesday during September Ten Day Coach e_: ; Excursion tickets from all polu's to St. Louis ind return at very low rate for round trip. | tha The Seaboard have on f-ale daily tickets! pro ,-ooe for fifteen days, sixty days and Season, [,AV Pickets at very low rnt^s. | Thin Spahoatd Air Line offers the choice ofmo] many route* to the St. Louis Exposition, via | ^]| 'hattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Nashvllle, i . Martin, Caire, or via. Nashville iind Evans-, vilie, or via. Chattanooga. Lexington and j 1 Louisville, or via. Birmingham and Mem- , for phIs or Cbattanooua and Cii'Cinrattl. Stop-overs allowed on Season, Fifteen Day <nd Sixty Day T'ckets, at Atlanta, Knoxviile Nashville and Maniouth Cave, no extra feeB (] will be charged for these stop-overs. The Seaboard Air Line is the quickest and i most com tort able route from South Carolina" *nd Xo-tli east Geor^3< to the St. Louis Ex-| ^ position, its frf quent train service makes this' 1 route the moRt desirable, as close connections j USU ire made in Atlahta with through trains to st. Louis. I , , Have more time at the Exposition by (jet- "" 1 ting there by the quickest route?Seaboaad. CUl'i For all information apply to nearest Sea- ^lu board aeent or write to. j.. J. A. Von Dohlen, Trav. Paso. Aet., 111 Atlanta, Ua. and liONt, | CU One sorrel mare mule on Tue*dav. Oct. IS. > K18' H. P. Mcllwaiu. | tie. TT A T ,T . X X^L. I J I J GO] In having entered upc ing the people of Abbevi needless to specify. S good bargains. 1 CI kind o J of an Back" ' /| tion ir 1 It ! custon L B // dollar DESIGNERS and MAKERS Of FINE Wi CLOTffiNC way. | " Drop in and let a . n ^ I & ilJ Outfitters to Par BOOKS Pencils % 1 >1 Supplies. j{ Ol i ug store. An old llineKeincAy, Murray's Horehound Mullein and has in it the purest of drugs. All of ch were used by our parents and f< id parents. It is a combination so p together that it cures a cough right Nothing is better for babies. It I most reliable cure ?nd all cases of si ijhs. Ask your druggist, for it. y all have it. Get a bottle now and > n e it ready. Costs only 25c a bottle | stra large bottles regular 50c if . Refaember to ask for ''Murrays" 15 take no other. . r r ei ite of South Carolina,' COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. PROBATE COURT. 3 Wnomgnakv ?a Ailminiatpfttor I &c., Plaintiff", against Ursuia Hammond et. al., Defendants.?Complaiut to Sell Lands to Pay De bts y virtue of an order of the Probate rt, I will sell at Public Outcry at jeville Court House, on Saleday in ,'ember, 1904, for the payment of ts, the following described real es- * s belonging to the estate of Mrs. | se E. Simmons, deceased, situate in 1 State and County, to wit: All l lot or parcel of land, with the imvements thereon, in the city of Abille, 8. C., containing ONE ACRE, re or less, bounded by lands of J. en Smith, the Miller Hotel lot, Ess of Cabbell and others. ERMS?Cash. Purchaser to pay papers. R. E. HILL, Judge Probate Court. >ctober 17, 1904. To cnre h Couuli. *he coughs so prevalent these days 0 ally develop before you realize what happened. Now the best thing to is to take the most reliable cough e you can pet. None better than rrays Horehound Mullein and Tar. s made of the purest ingredients c I can be giveu to infants as well as wn people. Above all else IT RES. You will find it at all drugs. 25c a bottle extra large botI AND W] MTTIT T?niTl TUT It T .TirUICiX JU J.1H HJul )ii the fortieth year ol [lie know full well the uffice it to say all yoi L . >' Ail."' .i.- , ?-- *.-v. . ~s\ _ rp,r jAMITIES and accid :ind are made easier fo f insurance. We are of Its Clothing I e Insurance on our Cl( Endowment Policy, if anything goes wron We Take th insures you from any 1 l cut making or materi secures you the style s a tailors high price gar guarantees you full s left at our store. Try Our Insure 3 .take all the risk and Shrewd buyers will lool 1 11- * -L- 11 us xaiK rc over. NDE R ticular People. ilain and Sleet Do not injure The Sherwin-Williams Paint. It's made for painting buildings? jr painting them in the best way it's ossible to paint them. It's made to withstand the hard exposure they are ubjected to. It will withstand the destructive elements better than any other kind of aint, no matter what the other kind i made of or how it's made. The cost of painting is always lowst for the results obtained when . W. P. is used. OLD BY AlYhpvillp TTfi ** rv^ rv \/ v 7/:^ Sherwin-Williams Paints Cover the Earth. T vow Feed. Cotton Seed Hulls by the ' 100 pounds or ton. ^ Cotton Seed Meal delivered any part of city. Phone No. 76. ^ W. D. BARKSDALE. ? May 31, 1904. ( Land for Sale. >nn ACRES GOOD FARMING LAND, >vfvJ five miles west of Abbeville. Terms f sale, cash. For particulars see J. L. PERRIN. DENTAL NOTICE. > Dr. S. G. Thomson, 'FFICE UPSTAIRS ON MoILWAlN , Corner, Abbeville. 8. 0. Every day new goods are coming In to add 1 sour already laree and extensive stocfe, It Mil do your soul good to see them.?Milford's I >rug btore. i a Is now offe Inline INTER Gr( L DSPARTKEH' i* his business career he ) character of the stocl ir wants can be met w . w h : J i i ' l ; * v-vv-c._.v /, Xfcf I ents of almost every i r the sufferer by some j Fering new protection: j i i nsurance. j j Dthing is in the nature fnr \xrpi qpt7 "TVTnriATr ' g. I le Risk. I oss through imperfec- 5 al. i md appearance of the c monfo i UlVLLtUi 1 satisfaction for every ! t f d Clothes. protect you in every t into this proposition. SON, i ? \ " S ^ " I i I M v \ * \ M FLOORLAC FINISHES FLOORS IMITATES NATURAL WOODS Made by The Sherwin-Williams Co. Any one can use ife Gives a hard wood finish to old floors. Splendid for borders around rugs. Get a color card. ????? SOLD BY I iH/ltrrn nA C\r\ UUWCIIC W. I c h? Shtrwln-Wllllamt Paints Couer the Earth. Land for Sale. FHE HOME OF THE LATE S. W. COCH- ' an, conlalnlng 150 Acres. t twenty-live (25) acres In bottom land. Situ- \ ited three miles from Abbeville Court House j >n Due West road. Apply.to j Mrs. H. M. COOHKAN, I minton.S. C. i or C. M. Cochran on premises. * July 13,1904. tf 1 Laundry Agency, j I represent the Charlotte Steam Laundry . fn your city and will collect and deliver al | aundry given me. Respectfully, ? . Gus Richie. ] Call or send for one of my descriptive blanks and list your real estate with me Robt. 8. Link. Paraflne wax for sealing fruit Jars for 6ale it Speed's. Give us a call when you want wnythlng In ihe grocery line. Our prices are;always right Thomson Bros. ring an ?nse Stock of DODS. r. i feels justified in sayi he carries and it is Come and secure [ T E . ! r 1QV'' : l'#!*'* '~'T T 5. Master's Sale. STATE OF ' SOUTH CAROIJNA. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Court of Common Pleas. Martha Callaham, a* Executrix et al. agaiust James Callaham et ah?I Partition. | By authority of a Decree of Sale by the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe; rille County, in said State, made in ;be above stated case, I will offer for rnle, at public outcry, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on salesday in November 7th) A. D. 1904, within the legal aours of sale the following described laud to wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lyiug and being in Abbeville County, in tbe State ^foresaid, containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES, more or Ie9s, and Dounded by lands of Sam Tompkins, VV. S. Chamberlain, Jim Callabam lud the Savannah River, known as ;he Home Place. Also Tract No. 2, made up by the Harmon and Banks places, containug THREE HUNDRED ACRES, nore or less, bounded by lands of J.B. Harmon, VV. S. Chamberlain, Susannah Thurmond and others. AI90 Tract No. 3, known as the Murphy Tract, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, bouuded ?y lands of the estate of McKinney, 3. W. Cade, Perry Hailoway and >thers. Also Tract No. 4, known as the Vfartin tract, containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, more >r less, bounded bv J. B. Harmon, G. W. Cade, estate of Gibert and others. \.U of said lands are in Abbeville >nnntv. Terms of Sale?One-half cash. The )ther half to be paid in one year, with nterest from day of sale, secured by ;be bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with privilege to he purchaser to pay all cash for each ract respectively. Purchaser to pay or papers. L. W. Perrin, Master A. C., 8. C. Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. S. J. Jay against S. 8. McBride. Foreclosure. By authority of a Decree of Sale by be Court of Commoo Pleas for Abbeville County, in said State, made in be above stated case, I will offer for isle, at Puplic Outcry, at Abbeville C. a., S. C-, on Saleday in November 7th D. 1904, within the legal hours of lale the following described land, to ,vit: All that tract or parcel of land lituate, lying and being in Calhoun ownship in Abbeville county, in the < *-*- r i?Tr!LITV Mare ai'jrwwuu, cuuimuiu^ JJIVIUI x VCRES, more or lesn, and also one lot lontaining ONE ACRE and a buildng tbereon used lor a gin house, and lounded by lauds of J. A. LeRoy, tfrfi. C. Link and lands of T. J. Britt. Terms of Sale?Casb. L. W. Perrin, Master A. C., S. C. Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. Szekiel Harris against Joe M. Ashley et at.?Foreclosure. By authority of a Decree of Sale by he Court of Common Pleas for Abberille county, in said State, made in the ibove stated case, I will offer for sale, it Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. H., J. C., on Salesday in November 7th, V. D. 1004, within the legal hours of olo (ha fnllnwinor dpsnrlhed land, to vit: All that tract or parcel of land ituate, lying and being in Abbeville lounty, in the State aforesaid, conaining ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT and the quarters ^.cres, more or leas, and bounded by J. E. Ellis on the north, M. G. DonLid on the ea->t, estate of Mrs. Amanda lobinson on the southeast, Jasper B. Ashley on the south, Charles McKay >n the west, and Robert Pratt on the lorth-west. Terms of Sale?One-half -cash, baltnce on a credit of twelve months, the :redit portion to bear interest at the ate of eight per cent, per annum from lay of sale, to be secured by a bond >f the purchaser and mortgage of the >remises, witb priviledge to pay all :ash. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. W. Perrin, Master A. C., 6. C. Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. M. Crutzbug et al. as Trustees, etc. against Wilben E. Power and others ?Foreclosure. By authority of a Decree of Sale by he Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville county, in said State, made in the ibove stated case, I will offer for sale, it Public Outcry, at Abbeville C. H., 3. C., on Saleday in November (7tb). <V. D. 1904, within the legal hours of jale the following described land, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land jituate, lying and being in Abbeville jounty, in the State aforesaid, on 3'hanklin creek, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, oounded by lands of James W. Crawford, Mrs. Kittie Tillman, estate of Thomas Cunninpham, D. L. YVardiaw and others. Known as the E. F. Power place. Terms of Sale?One-third cash, balance in equal instalments in one and two years with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, the credit porcion to ue eviueuceu uy u. bond, which shall be secured by a mortgage of the premises, to bear interest from day of sale, with provision for 10 per cent, attorney's fees, if same be collected by an attorney, and if default is made in the payment of the first instalment then the whole credit portion to become due aud collectable, with privilege to the purchaser to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. W. Perrin, Master A. C., S. C. L. >V H'lifte'N Locals. X few things that can be found at White's store which are undoubtedly cheap. Fourhnndred pieces of MeEdsrd prints all oing at 5 cents a yard. Our shoes are built to wear and turn water, our customers say they do both. We sell shoes made by Rice & Hutchlns, Adamant, and Geo. G. Snow and we do not know o( three better makes. It will profit you as it does others to buy your shoes from us.?A. M. Smith & Co. When Is need of a birthday present for some ol the little folks we KUarantee to till the bill.?A. M. Smith & Co. BAST END - ? ' What "M" S<>e? and Hears on His S| KonndM in Country and In Town. look out foii the cikccs. Abbeville Is on a boom to day and every body will be bere to see. Gentry Brothers fine show. Be od time, and don't miss the street parade lor It will be worth seeing. The children should by nil means see their Manageree it will give them something to think about the balance of the year. "A little fun now and then Is relished by the best of men," so lay a^lde worfc and come to the city, and see the great sights, two shows In one day. markiage notice. '^ypl Mr. and Mrs. John H. Penney of Sharon have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Ada Hnzeltlne to Mr. Robert Pierce McNeil, on Wedoeeday evening, Nov. 2, at 8,30 o'clock, at home. wilson?cason. I Invitations have been Issued announcing i the marrlaeeof Miss Annie Kosa Wilson to Mr. Norman S.Cason, on Wednesday afternoon November2ad. at4 o'clock, at tbe home of tbe brides sister, Mrs. M. H. Wilson of ibis city. PENNAL-EDWARDS. Miss Lula Pennal and Mr. James G. Edwards were married last Sunday evening at tbe home of Rev. R C. Sblve of this olty, said minister performing the ceremony In tbe presence of a few relatives and friends. Tbe brtde Ik a pretty and attractive young lady and ha* hosts of friends who extend best wishes and kindest congratulations. % SAMPLE OF FINE CORN. An accomplished and refined young lady on route No. 3 presented us with 8 or 10 eara of tbe finest corn we have seen since tbe good old "antebellum" days, and sbesald she bad a crib filled with tbe same kind. Some people tbink a lady can't farm, but they are '/ sadly mistaken, as this young lady manages ber own farm, ralsfs cotton, corn and small grain, :flne bogs and poultr.y and drives a splendid home raised horse; indeed she la ODe of tbe best farmers on routs No. 3 and from our general observation some of tbe young men would do well to profit by her ? experience. This fair yonug lady la none other than Miss Annie Glbert who is always brlgbt and happy in her pretty country home. FRIENDS COMING ASD GOING. Miss Bertha Morgan and her brother Arthnr. of Dearlnc (Jeorela.. ara ?Tnant?l in the city Friday on a visit to their Annt Mrs. A. J. Penney. 5-v '? Mrs. George Redd and Mrs. Mattle Adams were among the visitors in the city last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wilson of Gralnridge ' were guests In the city last Friday. Mrs. Mary W. Parker after a delightful visit to irlends and relatives in Greenville last Saturday and Is expected at her home In the Flatwoods on Friday next. A nu Jib?r of Abbevllllans will take In the State Fair this week. Mrs. ?Klnard la now organist at Trinity Church of this city. The many frleudH of Mr. and Mrs. George Wardlaw of the Bethel Section sympathize with them In their great anxiety for their son Eugene who 1b now desperatlly 111 and we sincerely hope he may be spared to be a blessing and comfort in their declining years. Mrs. A. K. Drennon has been quite sick the past week, but at this writing is resting more comfortably. '*.v. Mrs. Maggie Bans who has been very sick is now improving. Mlf>s Ammle Thornton 'after a weexs Illness Is getting on nicely and hopes soon to be herself again. Little Sam, the youngest son of Mr. R. M. Hill has been quite sick for the past week, but we are glad to say he Is some better at this writing. Ice and irost last Sunday morning wben tbe J ' "Bujls" of New York finds It out they shonid - ' 1 "push" tbe price of cotton. Dry weather . V: continues and tanners will be late In sowing grain, but better late than never. AWFUL ACCIDENT RESULTING IN DEATH. On last Monday morning as Geneva,one of the daughtenrof (Vm. and Clara Rlonle on . < Magazine bill was putting the kettle on the n rw< 11 Hra n Iuom a n rl in conrrA nntrnnarn war caught ber clothing and before assistance oouia be given sbe was so badly burned that death soon ended ber sufferings. The parents have the sympathy ot many white friends. ' , . " ' vJS Unuicer ol a Coatcb. _ Pneumonia, gripp, cold, bronchitis and nearly every other dangerous sick ess of this kind is usually the development of a slight cough. Too many people are laid up and too many die from diseases where they could so eaa- ' ily knock that first cough in the head. Murray8 Horehound Mullein and Tar cures colds. It just drops the bottom out of a cough. Every druggist has it for 25c a bottle. Remembei "Murray's" and take no other. Regular 50c size. . .VXtfi > ?When you fall to find what ydiT ftant elsewhere, call and look through our Mock of drummer's samples and if you fall here you may elve up the search In this part Of the country.?A. M.Smith & Co. w-v i tt /-\j rr* i r m ill KM B l ip for sale:,:. '' | 150 Acres two miles from the city of Abbe* vllle; has two tenant houses: timber enough for fuel, Is well watered and lies very well. Price S12.50 per acre. 140 Acres one mile from the city of Abbe- ' - Vvllle ;.ha6 fine old Southern Mansion, good tenant houses, barns and all necessary out houses, well . f watered and enough wood for use of the place. V ^ 290 Acres seven miles from Abbeville and six miles from Due West; well timbered and watered; has tenant houses. Price S7 an acre. 330 Acres seven miles from the city of Abbeville; good water, well timbered, good pasture lands and ten* ant houses. Price $7 per acre. 325 Acres seven miles from city ol Abbeville; well timbered, good water and good pasture lands and tenant houses. Price 58 an acre. 700 Acres twenty miles from Abbeville, '! llac r\n Moronnfth RlvflP* hftH fine bottom lands; ts a fine cotton and corn plantation and ts an Ideal stock farm, being well watered; (airly gold dwelling and tenant bouses. 1 'Ice 95,000. .,#! 110 Acres tbree-fourths of a mile from Hodges. This place has one six-room dwelling well furnished, good out building. Price 81,800. 135 Acres one-half mile from Hodges, good dwelling, live rooms, well furnished. All necessary out houses. Price $2,000. -5 329 Acres nine miles from Abbeville; has good dwelling,good tenant houses and plenty ol water, very well timbered. Would make a splendid stock farm and also leave plenty of land for farming purposes. Price SI,700. 342 Acrcs eleven miles from Abbeville and three miles from Calhoun Falls. Seaboard Air Line Railway runs through the property. Good cotton and corn place, no improvements. Price 87 per acre. One Place In town of Hodges, S. C., containing sixty acres, nice dwelling, good pasture, well watered. Price . 81,000. 212 Acres in Greenwood County, four and oue-nalf miles from the city of Greenwood: good dwelling. Price 812.50 per acre. One-third cash, balance one and two years. This place rents for 2,000 lbs. lint cot IUU. 248 Acres In Greenwood County, four and one-half miles from city of Greenwood. good dwelling; rents for 3,500 lbs. lint cotton. Price 812.80 peracre. One-third cash, balanoe one and two years. 50 Acres six miles from Due West, twelve miles from Abbeville. Price 88 peracre. One-tblrd cash, balance one and two years. IS9 Acres four miles irom Due West, ten miles from Abbeville. Price 85 j peracre. One-third cash, balance one and two years. , ROBT. S. LINK.