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| fhe Press and Banner [f 0f~Publlshed every Wednesday at H a S, ear In advanoe. 1 Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1905. Another Printer Lenvrn Prens nodjl Banner Office for Gorcrnment Printing Office. ^ J. T. Perclval. a printer In the Press and Banner office, has gone to Washington to 1 ! take a place 1n the Government Printing office at one hundred dollars per month. He ' won the appointment by civil service examination. His services In this office for twenty years have been faithful and competent, and there la no donbt bat that be wtl! render satisfactory service as a government em- ? pioyee. This ts lhf> fourth printer who has left this T office for Washington, two or them wunin ^ ! tlx month's time. " ? i ? Mr. nod Mr*. W. D. Tn<*ten Present* Loving Cop to his Parent*. V Amongst the maov handsome presents glv- J en Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Tosten on the occasion ^ of their fiftieth anniversary, was a "loving 4 cop" from their ?on, Mr. W. D. Tasten, who is . Id business at Houston. Texas. ? By some delay on the part of the shipper, It arrived about two days after the happy occa- . ion. It is made of sliver, beautifully embossed and lined wlthtn and burnished wltjoot ( with gold. It is very large aDd is a perfect < model Id design and workmanship. ^ Hon. W. P. Calbonn. ? Hon. W. P. Calhoun, a nstlve of Abbeville, bni now a resident of Edgefield, dropped Id v on us one evening last week, and after a ? pleasant chat about old times and old men,' j he took bis leave of us; saying he would see " usagain. But we haven't seen him again. Mr. Calhoun is a natural born writer and hi* n E rod notions always command attention. He , as been for a long time, a writer for that S good old paper the Augusta Chronical, and r we bad a thought that he might write some ? thing about Abbeville and the Abbeville people, with whom be is so well acquainted L and for whom we have no doubt be entertains tbe best of feelings. Q rs ? ? Notice. * The ladies of the Long Cane Cemetery ? Society will meet at the Academy Thursday, * January 19tb at four o'clock. Those who have not paid their dues are requested to ^ come prepared to do so. -? c For Sale. _ An Incnbator and brooder, practically new, used only three times. Cost $35. will sell for *12. Apply to L. C. Haskell, Abbeville, 8. C ( st ; ^7? i iwen ii|>. j A small sboat, weighs about 80 pounds. Owner can get same by identifying property $ and paying cost*. E L. Etbridge, * It Abbeville, 8. C. r "Sot Harrlrd. "J Mr. Courtney Wilson bas returned from J bis reoent'trip to Anderson. He brought no / g bride wltb bim. Morestbepity. v " . ?.. > , ki Attention, Pensioners ! I will be In tbe Auditor's Office every 8at- ? }} nrday daring January, from ten to four "z o'clock far tbe purpose of receiving applica- ' Uons for pensions. ? J. S. Gibert, Cbalr'm. ^ ' IMsnolatlon Notice. ? Having sold my In terest In Calbonn Falls * Grocery Co.. to Mr. T. J. Fortson, be will con- . tinne tbe business at same plaoe. He will col r Ject all accounts due sHd firm, and pay all ^ claim* and debtsagalnBt said firm. Tbls, Jan nary 3rd, 1906. m ' J. B. G. Campbell. Public Back. I am running a first class haok and meet all trains. Punctually Is my motto. Give me a trial. Lewie Ellison. Pbone No.' 100. New Barber bhop in Abbeville. I will open up a FiRST CLASS TONSAL ARTIST'S. APARTMENTS in Abbeville for white people, in Gantt's old stand, and request* your patronage. All furnishings new and UP-TO-DATE. THOMAS J. POWERS, PROP. Wanted. A white teacher for school dlstriot No. 49. Salary <25 per montb. Apply tn C. H. Hall, or L. M. Patterson. An treyllle, 8. C. Notice. Notice hereby given that the health of the people of tbls county 1* in Imminent danger and must be taken care of. It bas been decided that every precaution be taken to prevent prolonged case* of pneumonia, grippe, etc Tbe beat thing to do 1* to give a good cough mixture as soon a* tbe couehs starts. Get MURRAY'S FOREHOUND, MULLEIN AND TAR. Only 25c. a bottle. At all drug -> \ i To Bent. A house on Main Street five rooms and a kitchen. Apply to Mrs. L. W. Mabry. DON'T FAIL to be on hand at tbe Opera House To-Night lf 500 want to enjoy a GOOD LAUGH. m ^ We have In Abbeville abont 150 cases of mall pox. and about 800 pretty women that are not afraid of It. It Is said that Mr. J C. Ellis Is afraid of small pox. The Idea! Mr. J. C. Ellis wants to buy school bonds. Glern'g Locals. New garden seed. Bliss potatoes at Glenn'B. Good tobaccaonly 27% cents lb. by the box at Glenn's. 1 80 lbs. for 51.00 good Carolina rice at Glenn's. 400 bbls. floor bought (watch the market Glenn can protect you. New orop N. 0. Syrups Bbls % Bbls. and Kegs at Glenn's. Pittsburg steel alows, hames, traces, collars, pads, eto., at GlO^fc Pratt* poultry Cattle powders 10, 25, 50, 35 and 90 cents 1 ' jrlenn's. CbickeD feed, corn and wheat. Bran and Sborts for bogs and cow* at Glenn's Coffee and 8ngar, advancing, Glenn has a big supply on band Low price* on tin, agate and Crockery ware at Glenn's. Many bargains In dry goods, yard wide good sbeetlng 0 cents at Glenn's. Leather for half soles and tacks at Glenn's Axes, bandies, picks, hoes, rakes, shovels and forks at Glenn's. A reasonable amonnt cash advanced ou cotton warehouse receipts to parties who buy at Glenn's. Boygrsph*. It is hardly right to blame a boy for taking to the streets when all the efforts of the parents are confined to making the girl's room attractive. A boy is not to be blamed for doubt ing tbe worth of the advice against smoking that is given by his father between whiffs of a pipe. Boys will be boys, but that is no reason ^by they should not be gentlemen. a hno in ihe house is worth two on fbe streets. The boy wko remembers his mother ia not likely to get far away from God. WheD a boy begins to comb his hair and polish bis shoes without being driven to it, is a sure sign that he has met her. And only a foolish parent will pleague him about it. Mtatiy rich men,sc-salled, if they should! y" rile iblB week, would not have a cent for their lamllles. Do you see the point? Then call on J. P. QnaVles special agent for the Equitable lift. lite > ;/fl. .'X. '.v* DARGAN'S 5 and 10c Store. | 1 "A Mere Matter ( -< 2 ?"?' * That is what your i -i :n 1-^ iJf > oeiow win UC--X1 ^ i t see what we are H t ? Umbrellas 39c. < 0 Yes, we are selling Umbrellas, but only ^ one kind. It is a paragon frame. Steel ^ Ribs, Rustic Handles, Pure Cotton Twilled Material, Absolutely fast black 2 and will out wear a silk. Guaranteed ? to !-hed water. D Men's and Ladies' - 39c. r \ White and Black * 5 Foot Hosiery 10c. ^ ' ^ None over 10c for Ladies, men, boys and 2 . girls. We do not mean they are not worth over 10c, for they are. We are ^ selling the same hose for 10c that sells H everywhere easily for 15 and even 20 cts. j They are all gnaranteed fast black and 3 bought in such quantities from mana^ facturers direct that we have no hesi5 tency in asserting that for 10c you can ? not match them in Abbeville or Greenr wood or anywhere else in this section. H 3 5 White and Black ^ Foot Hosiery - 10c. 3 DARGAN'S 5 and 10c Store. | @ Cabbage Plants I have for sale Succession, Wakefield and Early Spri Plants, grown in open air on sea coast from seeds from tbe best and most reliable Seedsmen in United States at the following prices f. o. i T -L- * AAA SAAA (Li 1 KA LUIS 1UW IU tiuuv ?pi.uv pv " 5000 to 10,000 1.25 " Lots over 10,000 special prices on applicatic Special Inducements to De* ADy information as to the cultivation of cabbage wil fully given on application. S- J. RUMPH, Adams Run. lie Peoples Savings ABBEVILLE, S. C. DIRE' OFFICERS. ? 0 mL 8. G. Thomson, S. G. THOMSON, President. -q# a. Neuffer, G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. W. E. Owens. R. E. COX, Cashier. J. S. Stark, ? Jonn A I COTTON GROW! w is the most interesting topic these days, 8 to get the best results all planters should ANDERSON FERTILE Vjj Ask your dealer for tbem, and If be has m got them, make bim get them, and writ< A-* us for our book on cotton. W Anderson Phosphate and C Jlf ANDERSON, S. C. Wedding and Chr: Gifts. \ ?????? If you intend to buy either i make no mistake to call and the magnificent line displaye Drug Store of C. A. MILFOj * DARGAN'S 5 and 10c Store. if Making Money," reading the prices you will come and selling for a tnlle. ' / Our Tinware Tale is wdrth telling. Tbe "Tools of the Household" should be the best. We are making a reputation od our Tinware. A 1 quart covered bucket for: 04c A 2 quart covered bucket for 08c , (2 for 15) A 3 quart covered bucket for 09c A 4 quart covered bucket for...... 10c A 6 quart coverd bucket for 18c A 2 quart coffee pot for 10c A 3 quart coffee pot for J, .14c A 7 quart dish pan for - .10c A 6 quart dairy pan . 08c A 6 quart flariug pail for - .10c A 2 quart covered and bandied sauce pan 10c Come in and Investigate prices on everything. We are glad to show goods and Compare Prices. I Everything as Advertised. Crockery. ? Plates, actual measure 9 inches, each 5c Plates, actual measure 10* inches, ?ach 7c Flat dishes, actual measure 12 inches, each 10 Deep uncovered dishes, acutual meas. 9in. each 10 Beautiful covered dishes, 10 inches, each 40 Bowls and Pitchers, 14 inches, pair 75 Cups and saucers, finest styles, per .set 40 Large chambers, uncovered, pure white, 9 in. measure, each - 30 The same, covered . 45 A nitr I .In a a#* Hnon fi<nrk white and decorated Cbina carried all the time. Start now to make up a Dinner Set. > DARGAN'S 5 and 10c Store. / ' WAS CLAIMSI Letter from Quartermaster Oei } "? Hon. Wyatt Aiken. Washington, D. C. ng Cabbage December 16, 1? t,oucht War Department, Office of the Qu ,., master General. the ' ' Hon. Wyatt Aiken, M. C., (92788 ) U. 8. House of Representatives. -mX Sir:r M. Referring to the letter here from Mr. E. H. Barton, Adju 66 Camp Jasper Hawthorne, Eaaley, v dated December 12,1904., brough >n. you personally to tnis omce, i nav i honor to inform you that I know < EllQrS. one^xisting law under which cl ' can be paid by the Govern 11 be cheer- for property taken by U. 8. troops Ing or subsequently to the Civil and this law is the Act of Congrei S/^ proved February 27, 1902, (exp April 27, 1906) which authorizt ___________ , Quartermaster General of the Ari ' investigate and pay claims of pa M ex-Con federate soldiers for theii army horses, mules and equ'p taken from them after the aurri by Fedfral troops acting or pr? ably acting under orders I For the investigation and ai ment of these claims, certain rt tions were promulgated by the Qi master General and approved bj Secretary of War. Unaer these rTAllK lations the following is required LI Vies. 1 Each claimant must stat< H. G. Anderson, own claim under oath (the D< C C Gambrell ment furnishes no blank forms ft * a' T ' purpose), mailing it to the Quart* C. S. Jones, , ter GeDeral, U. 8. A., Washin Ed. Keiser, D. C. . Harris. 2. In his affidavit he should Li is name, rang, company auu iu ______ ment in which he was serving a ' time of the surrender, and by \ officered. * x 3. The date and place of sum \|> and to whom surrendered. 4 That he was paroled at 01 w the surrender, namiug the pa] M fl W|/ officer, time and place. Writte y/ roles, if in existence, should b< \?/ with claims : otherwise, the ? in(j Ly testimony of two credible persont ferably soldiers), kuowing the use Vf must be submitted as proof. _ it/ 5. That he was required to be r uiiaRSi ed for the performance of his mi duties, and that the property in't \fi was bis own and that it was beinj . JYL. in the Confederate service at the W of the. surrender and was taken yf? S. troops acting or presumably i 3YL under orders, stating how, whe )il CO , w where (and by whom if it is kao\ was taken. State value of each ;iw or mule, saddle, bridle, blanke W side arms. 9. At least two credible p< (soldiers preferred) must corrol - ?? all the claimant's statements in tial particulars, stating how n r* knowledge thereof was obtained. IRTiTn M.S 7. If the toldier be dead, bis v may make the claim. If both be his child, or children jointly ; or ' ! xl MU. A v cnnaren Burvive iut> buiuicj, a ^ may make the claim. Allowam only one horse and equipment is . to a private soldier and two li equipment and side arms to a coi sioned officer. >TOU Will 8. All statements by the cla . . and witnesses must be uuder L lllSpeCt The credibility of each must be , , fled to by the official before whon Id. ?i't tne make oath and his official seal -- - -1 1 ~u ue ainxeu iucwu umuuni. Respect full,y C. F. Humphrey, vQuartermaster General, U. S. A fr By Geo. E. Pond, Assistant Quartermaster Gene u. a a. I I - "V'f > The quality and quantity of the GC crops depend on a sufficiency of ? Potash ^ in the soil. Fertilizers which are ** low in Potash will never produce satisfactory results. t 8 H* Every farmer should be familiar with the O proper proportions of infjredients that go to C make the best fertilizers for every kind of C? crop. We have published a series of books, 2 ' containing: the latest researches on this all- r rr- important subject, which we will send free *? if yoa ask. Write now while you think of it to the ^ y C , GERMAN KALI WORKS f M Hew York?98 Nmuu Street, op i . Q Atlanta, Ga.?2254 South Broad 8treet. ' " BUILDING MATERiS ' S < 1 ? ? J I am now receiving a stock of | DOORS, ^ SASHES, g BLINDS, O- FLOORING, g CEILING, ? SIDING QC g* and FINISHING LUMBER, also ? SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME, ? CEMENT and HAIR. i 0' Come in and let me give you prices. ' 1 5 A. G. FAULKNER, 1 Q TRINITY ST. l Opposite A. B. MORSE. l 2- ??j W ' 3421. \ ^ Report of the Condition of I g Tie tonal M of AUe ^ at Abbeville, in the State of Sontb Carolina ^ at the close of business, NovemDer 10, 1904. ^ RESOURCES. ^ Loans and discounts 8146.516 58 , Jr Overdrafts, secured and unsecured..- 9,109 19 ' C5 u. S. Bonds to secure circulation . 18,760 00 Stocks, securities, etc ? 1,500 00 {J} Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures. - - 5.000 00 ?Other real eBtate owned ...... 4,988 84 Dualrota National. Bank; (not Re^ senre Agents) ........ 13.339 97 ? )ue from State Banks and Bankers.. 7,157 911 Due front approved reserve agents... 5,221 98 Notes of other National Banks 3,680 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents. 381 45 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: * - at* oeo /w specie w Legal-tender notea... 7,778 00? 14,088 00 Redemption food with U. S. Treas'r 837 60 Total.. .8380,6i4 42 ?? ; LI ABILITIES. Capital stock paid In 8 75,000 00 Surplus fund ................ 15,000 00 Undivided profits, legs expenses and taxes paid- 8,849 86 aerai National Banfc notes outstanding?.. 18,780 00 Dividends unpaid 182 00 Individual deposits subject to check 111.0S9 06 t Demand certificates of deposit ... 6,798 00 104. arter Total 8230,614 42 State of South Carolina, I ? a . I) County of Abbeville. I, BenJ. 4. Barnwell, Cashier of the abovenamed bank,dosolemnly swearthat tneabove statement Is true to tbe best of my knowledge (with and belief. BenJ. S. Barnwell, Cashier, tant, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th h n day of January, 1905. 8. J. Link. ? ?; * Notary Public. lt Correct?Attest: 'e the amos b. morse, ") on- L. W. WHITE. > Directors, [aims W.JOEL SMITH, f merit : lepiiii S '^D-NIGHT. SSUrn- x*he Gns Bullock Musical Comrdy Co? . of Ten people, will begin a four nights engage J)use- ment at the Opera House, to-night at pcpolar igula- prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. larter / the ronn. r6" THE GUS BULLOCK MUSICAL 3 his jpart- COMEDY CO., jrmas 8?PPortlDg lhe FOUR BULLOCKS, itrton Misses Ethel, Bessie. Tbeo., and Baby Luolle, ? ' will be at the Opera House to-night, and the balance of the week. This Is one of the best state Musical Comedy Co's., on the road, carrying e reei ten people, all being up-to-date, with the t th latest and best specialties. The opening bill Jhom forto nlght' "The Fast Mail." Tickets at Mllford's Price, 15, 25 and 35o. snder, a 'after Bight to tlie Point. roling To do even the most humble work n Pa* worthily and well something -more 3 filed than blind mechanical service must be iworn given. A young mistress once asked 9 (Pre_ her cook 8,bout acertain recipe. "Just facta, how much flour do you put in. Mary?" "Law, mum, you don't follow any aount raie; you just use your judgment!" li:ary "But suppose you don't have any taken 'judgment,' returned the puzzled misfused tress. "Then don't cook!" was the time reply, succinct and to the point. by U. icting -? ?? . m and Pointed Paragraph*. vn) it horse There is no pleasure for a woman in t and buying anything cheap that she doesn't have to fight for at a bargain jrsons counter. borate ^ girl can be very much interested essen- jn a maa jf 8he thinks it will help their make some other man very much in terested in her. "deadT When you have a whole lot of monif J ey you can ride in a street car and be lareot reePeoted ">' " ce for A man who can be serene when made the water pipes in the hath room orses, freezes and bursts is an ideal Chrianmis tian. When a girl is afraid to show ! er imant ankles it isn't so much proof ol the oath. I way she was brought up as of tL<j way certi- she wafe built. they | Either the countrymen comes to must town to buy green goods or to sell them The thinner a girl is the more ribrmv ibons she runs in to make believe she I isn't. | A nice thing aoout being in trouble ra'? ,1s how smart you will think yourself j to have gottonout, if ybu do. ; V.' - * \ Ma^iaa in Tav Dquadg LiVWjC IU IIIA-I ajcio. For tlie Purpose of Accommodating the Pub- ||| lie in the matter of making Their Tax 5 Returns, I "W ill Visit the Places Mentioned Below on the J ? Dates Indicated ^ in Schedule. ALL RETURNS MUST BE MADE UNDER OATH, AND ALL PER- Jgj onal property returned at its true market value. Persona not making their returns between January 1st', 1905, and February !0th, 1905, are liable to a penalty of 50 per cent. This penalty will be enforced 1 gainst delinquents ; for the failure to enforce it heretofore has put a premium ?'"''M ?u neglect of the law. The returns of thope who conform to the law are placed before the TownL!~ J 4 *Uaoa *??KA iorarra tho 1 o ra nnmo in thfi LI I P HUU VjUU U IV uuai uf, vruuc tuuoc nuu uioicgaivi vuv jm" w?^ nesting of the Boards and return to suit themselves. The enforcement of * Jg his 50 percent, penalty will correct this evil. y ../*'.< ; Employers are requested to return all their employees after notifying them V ind setting a statement of their property. Returns will not be taken by mail unless they are sworn to before some >roper officer. This does not apply, however, to persons returningoniy 'land. ^ All improvements on or transfers of real estate must be reported to the : bounty Auditor. Vly Appointments Are as follows: Calhoun Falls, Tuesday and Wednesday ^January 10 and 11. t _ Lowndesville, Thursday and Friday, January 12 and 13. Mt. Carmel, Monday and Tuesday, January 16 and 17. Willington, Wednesday, January 18. Bordeaux, Thursday, January 19. McCormick. Fridav and Saturday, January 20 and 21. \ U ,??8 Donalds, Monday and Tuesday, January 23 and 24. Due West, Wednesday apd Thursday, January 26 and 28. Office open from January lat to February 20th inclusive. RICHARD SONDLEY,' County Auditor. .sea. board AHl LINE RAILWAY. Schedule Between New York, Washington, Richmond, Portsmouth & Atlanta. Effective, November 27th, 1904. "67 43 85 ' 88 <5 ST >| Dallv. Dally. Dally.. Dally; Dally* 2 25p 12 10k 9 2flp Lf ?New York .........Ar 7 22a 8 80a 4 15p 2 55p 7 28a 1219a _ West Philadelphia............. 4 21a 2 8oa 145 p 5 07p 0 42% 2 87a Baltimore 1 48a 11 17p 1180a 6 lBp 10 50a 4 30a Washington 11" 60p 8 86p 9 60a ' ' JM 0 OOp 2 20p .9 10a .. Richmond ,...Ar 6 80p 4 6Cp 6 S8a ' 0 45p 2 57p 10 02a - - Petersburg 4 42p 4 09p 6 48a 107a 5 lOp 12 45p Ar .Norllpfl .........Lv 2 lQp I 40p 8 84a , :.-r? )ally. ; Dally. Dally. Dally. . 9 80p 9 25a Lv ....... PortamotKQ .j...? .....Ar 6 80p " 7 50a ' , ,-M 0 02p 9 54a Suffolk 4 Mp , 7 18a . 120a 1 20p Ar Norllna '. Lv 1 40p 8 80a 1 oJa S l?p i1?p t,v Norllna Ar 1 15p" 1 85p .? 8 81a' ,v 2 2oa 5 87p 2 lOp -Henderson- 12 37p 1 lOp 9 06a. -ilSa 9 00a 4 lOp Ar .......... Durham Ar 10 05a . 6 00p' 4 15a 7 OOp 4 OOp Lv Raleigh ........Ar 11 00a 11.Mi 1 26a %S8 ? 20a 8 55p 6 lflp - .Southern Pines (P. J.) ... , 8 80a 9 46a 11 20p 7 15a 9 55p 7 80p Ar. ........r...Hamlet .........Lv 7 80a 8 50a 10 80p Dalty. ' : ' DaUy. $ " 7 85a 10 lOp Lv../.... Haiplet *j. ........'Ar 7 10a 10 lflp " 1?3W 9 10a 11 05p Ar. .........Monroe .Lv 5 40a ,8 86p 9 15a 12 Ola Lv...... .Monroe - ir & 35a 8 Sup 10 80a 120a Ar .-Cheater- ..Lv 4 06a 7 14p - - ? 9 fllttn 1 2SD 3va 2 55p 11 47a 2 40a ?Wh?.. - ? - , , 8 41 p 18 83p 8 85a ...........Greenwood 166a 616p 182p . i^Jj 4 08p 12 6Tp 4 02a Lv -Abbeville ..Ar 188a 4 50p 1 03p >-? 4 45p 125. 4 88-t Cal hon n Falls 100a 4 21p llSOp vJfl 6 28d ' lfi2p 6 05a ? Elberion 12 2Sa 8 55p J2 OOn ^ 6 86p* 8 60p 6 08a Athens 11 28p 3 57p. 10 68a > %'dfiS 7 20p 3 26p 0 46a Winder. * 10 48p 2 28p* ?.0 16a U 755p 3 56p 7 20a i Lawrencevllle 10 lOp 167pr 9 46a 9 20p 4 66p 8 40a Ar - Atlanta- Lv 6 00p I OOp 8 40a Fred Gelssler, - G. H. Fuller. Agent, Traveling Passenger Agent, Fbone No. 50, Abbeville, S. O. ." -mb 116FeaobtreeStreet, Atlanta, Ga. . ' W. E. Christian, ; 116 Peach tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. ' Master's Sale. Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA* #SI STATE OF SOUTH UAKOIjIJM A, County of Abbeville. County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. Court of Common Pleas. L. T. Harmon, et al, as Executors etc. ^-Harmon, et als, as Executors against Amanda Edmunds and t a a^ln8fc others.?Foreclosure. Norfleet Hunter and Milton Hunter.?Foreclosure. v v t.:B?1authority of a Decree of Sale by By authority of a Decree of Sale by " the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe- the Court of Common Pleat, for Abbeville County, in said State, made in vjne county, in said State* made In the \. M the above stated case, I will offer for above stated ease, I will offer for sale, i P. L_? AK^iila n ft ' : ??? saie,,aipjriipiiu vutvx .y, ? ?f?i"i#vuvwjt<..a??v,u,w ? ?, H.,9. C., on Saleday in February 6tb g. c on galeday in February (6th)f A. JD. 1906, within the legal hou re of A. D< 1906 wlthln the legal h^uvre sale the following described land, .to ^le the following described land, to mffl wit: All that tract or parcel of land wit. An that iraci or parcel o{ r "VJSI situate, lying and being in Calhoun situate, lying and being in Abbeville townshipm Abbeville county, in the CoUntyt in the State aforesaid, on % State aforesaid, containtng ONE HUN- Sbanblin creek, containing THREE ' V*i DRED Acres, more or less, and bound- HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, v ed by lands of Z McCord, C. C. Jeu- bounded by lands of J. S. Hasmon on ; nings, Little river and known as part north and east, on the south by of the Harmon tract. . lands of William Harmon and on the ^ Terms of Sale?One-half cash, bal- west by the Savannah river. ance on a credit of one year, with in- Also all that tract or parcel of land * . '&M of sale, or for all located in Abbeville county in said cas^.a' l?e Pu^cha8 r'8 ?Ptlon- The gtate containing ONE HUNDRED credit portion, if any, to be secured by Acres, more or lees bounded on the the bond of the purchaser and a mort- nortb 0f Guilford Cade, on '' yM gage of the premises, said bond and the eaflt by LIttle river 6nd on 'the mortgage providing for ten per cent. west and gouth by lands of Mary Har. v attorney's fees in the event the same mon. are collected by suit. Purchaser to Terms of Sale-One-third'of the par- J? pay for papers. chase money in cash, and the balance -4* W" on a credit, of one and two {rears in i >;8| Master A. C., 8. C. equal peyments, with interest from fojs| the date of sale, or for all cash at the - t , ?? purcnasers opuoiif iuo uicuu> uuiuuui r if any, to be secured by the bond of Txr mmr' the Purchaser and a mortgage of the ' premises sold, said bond and mortgage District Court of tie Unite! States SSSSSSSSS I FOR the by suit. v;^H i\- x x ii. 1; If any of the purchasers at each sale K.V'&1S District of Soutn Carolina. Should fail to comply with the terms *5 thereof, within one hour from the time $ in the matter of of said sale, or should fail to give sat- ?*? m .. a o v may is factory evidence of intention to oora- :?v?BI t. m. knox and e. j. knox as kno. pjy^ the magter reaeu the gaid cash co. premises at the risk of former pur-? - * T- chaser or nurchasers on the same or 8QKril p L~"i 11 Dnuaiu|;i^t ? any subsequent day. Purchaser to , To the Creditors of T. M. Knox and E J. Knox pay for PaPer8? Cash Co. in the Connty of Abbeville and ,, *' n, District aforesaid, a Bankrupt. Master A. C.t S. C. ''^xSi Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day " " ? * uV Master's Sale. of January, A. D. 1905, toe saiu 1, m. #uu ?? ? _ J. Knox were duly adjudicated Bankrupt; and g<pATE QP SOUTH CAROLINA " hat, the first meeting of creditors will be held >:^H in my office In the City of Abbeville, 8. C., on County of Abbeville. the Slat day of Jan, oary, 1905 at ii o'clock in the Richard H> McCain as Administrator ' H forenoon at which time creditors may attend against Nancy A. Alewine and Si prove their olalms, appoint a trustee, exam- Others Partition. lne the bankrupt, and transact such business " as may properly come before said meeting. By authority of a decree of sale by t prawr rvnu the Court of Common Pleas for Abbe- ' - .-I J. fraser lyon, vme County, in said State, made in m Fee Banlirapt07, the above stated case, I will ofier for ?*S| Dated January 10, 1905. paje( at publjc outcry, at Abbeville C. H., S. C., on salesday in February 6, J ~ A. D., 1905, within the legal hours sale the following described land, to "$$1 willing Spirit, weak Fiebh.' witl All that tract or parcel of land, \ m. ..... , , . , , situate, lying and being in Abbeville The little woman placed her hands Countv. in the State Iforesaid, con on her husband's shoulders and look- taining'One Hundred Acres, more or . M e'? mi11111' ker,fouI in her eyes. less, and bounded by the lands of M. -There isn't anyth ng you would B< Cijnt8Caleson the South, by lands 4 not attempt for me, is there Henry?" 0f H. P. McGee on the West! by lands she asked. of B. J. Martin and Wilkerson on the " "fl "Nothing,' said Henry, his mouth East and by iauds of Emma Shirley" . shuttiug resolutely. on the North. "You woutd wen risk death for me, Terms of saie_0ne half cashand the wouldn t you ? balance on a credit of twelve months I would, and gladly. secured by bonds of the purchaser and Then, dear, please go down m ine mortgage of the premises, with leave ' basement and discharge the cook. purchaser to pay all cash. Pur- * But Henrys face paled and his chaser to pay for papers. knees trembled, for he realized that T ?r n he bad spoken rashly. T 1Qn. *V ?" Pvi' a .n Jan.l4,190o. Master, A. C.S. C.