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^"uujui<ev.-^r?cyr ?i?? -QaxA*!^, SUPERVISOR'S ] QUARTERLY REPORT. The Following Claims Were Audited and Paid by the Board of County Commissioners for Abbeville County for the Quarter Ending June 30th, 1905. H K Burden 5 3 uu ?: J Lyon 9 80 J L Perrln "5 00 F C DuPre 50 00 J T Hunter 4S 15 .( FSutherland 2 50 E M Gaddle 12 50 Orr Frith 12 60 L P and H Jf frlnoe 27 00 J H Link 2 'M M J and J C Ashley 20 00 J C Martin and LA Shannon 37 50 A R and D B Ellis 37 50 F W Wright 2 00 L A Shannon 10 53 J M Graham 2 00 Gilliam Bros 20 98 John W Sign I 50 Jim Devlin 9 40 P B Speed 7 45 Richard Romann 4 25 W D Barksdale 17 13 " " 17 19 J M Huckabee 4 3S J G and J M Huckabee 33 75 B Bolln Allen 2 00 8 A Allen 5 00 J R Winn 17 10 J Allen Smith, Jr o 50 L W White 81 59 R A Rlchey 15 95 DPollakoff.T 1195 JL Roche S 4i P Rosenberg 25 &9 RLDargan 26 SO Abbeville Hardware Co 16 27 AM Smith and Co 62 16 L T and T M Miller 10 17 J W McKee, Jr Ill 79 J R (ilenn 27 44 J M Wilkinson 2 85 A B Cheatham 7 21 R M Hill 73 12 C A Mlllord 20 50 W W Wilson 10 00 D Burlord 7 8# C D Nance and Bro 34 21 G N Nickels 12 75 J B Harmon 5 00 'W G Brongb 5 00 A J Speer 3 00 Ed Kelser 34 41 P B Law ton 2 50 C D Cowan 4 75 C V Hammond 38 05 J MLawson 12 50 J R Blake 7 50 Frederick Disinfecting Co... 10 00 E M Gaddis 96 B A Boyd 80 99 LTHlll, M D 86 58 C J Lyon 32 72 M E Hollingsworth 87 50 James FCllnkecales 50 98 CE Wilson 175 UJJJsrowa ww M L Stanton 12 90 Abbeville Oil Mill 38 82 * A F Calvert 15 00 J T Hunter 4 25 8 D Brady 2 07 M J Link 87 50 A A Edwards 25 00 J 11 Penney 2 00 J A and EC Young 20 00 HT Morrison 2 00 J T Hunter 8 SO D J Griffith 161 13 J 8 and T ?1 Uibert 25 00 8 P Qlbert 1 00 T J Price aDd J R Brown 50 00 J K Wilson 12 50 W E Ellis 82 00 R E H1IJ 5 00 Bond and Wnlte 18 36 J D Wilson, MD 8 00 M T Beggs 2 40 1j Mobr ana Sons 37 80 A M Hill and Sons 9 50 Jas Taggart and Stewart 21 00 J T Hunter 3 75 CV Hammond 180 T J Wilson 10 00 Good Road Machine Co 157 00 Water and Light Co 10 00 Calbonn Fall Grocery Co 7 83 J T Hunter 47 35 R Sondley 29 17 W E Ellis 40 00 H K Burdett 8 00 W A Law ton 2 50 Sberard Hodges 6 00 G C Graves 6 25 L W Keller Bro 15 15 GeoSKlugb 8 55 W D Barksdaie 97 31 John W Sign 6 00 J L Roche 8 87 L W White 10 25 JWMcKee.Jr 7 15 R M Hill 1# 78 F Henry, Agent 78 15 L N Chamberlain 3 00 S B Cook " 2 50 F C DnPre 50 00 J M Wilkinson 3 75 A B Cheatham 2 61 P Rosenberg and Co 15 88 J G Huckabee 10 50 C J Lyon 80 44 IlOAIlQHUttli o W J W Rykard 2 00 J R Glenn 6 58 W C DuPre 75 W O Covin 12 24 T B AtadrewB 13 10 W G Brough 17 75 Armur Parker 1 56 M A Simpson 1 00 J W Hardin 8 00 J T 1'rennan 5 00 B A Boyd i 18 J A Fell 1 50 R E Hill 5 00 A M Smith and Co 6 05 Tom Clay 1 00 John Bruce 1 00 FT Young 11 25 Graver Frith 4 20 Sullivan Hardware Co la 05 DG Gray don 4 20 TNTolbert 100 Abbeville Oil Mill 4 62 Frank Kerr 40 00 C J Lyon 1 20 BCwatkins 5 00 J T Hunter 2 00 J A Schroeder 2 50 Wm Pope 1 50 J Will Ashley 5 50 T J Price and J R Brown 10 50 R M Fuller, M D 5 00, CV Hammond 1 25 R A Richey 10 8S T B CllnkBcales 6 00 R H Jennings 14 50 C J Bruoe 1 25 Albert Glberl 47 81 J T Hunter 5 40 J D Miller, Agent 31 68 D J Griffith 66 50 T J Bowman 3 07 Prnna unri Banner 50 XS Walker, Evans ACogsweli 187 22 Sberard Hodges 4 75 Lee Brothers 14 90 SAMcCurry 10 00 B A Bell 65 F C DaPre 50 00 R 8 Unk 10 00 R8ondley 27 78 C J Lyon 28 05 R E Hill 10 25 Harton Wilson...: 6100 F B Gary 12 50 J T Hunter : 50 50 W E Ellis 42 00 J L DanBby 1 50 J H Prince 30 75 A M Smith and Co 41 34 P Rosenberg and Co 78 56 L T and T M Miller 1 24 John W Sign 3 00 A B Morse 7 70 Calvert and Nickels 152 55 Robt Watt 1 65 A G Faulfcuer 9 44 W E Johnson 50 LW White 82 42 R M Hill 3 00 C W Kenduu 1 25 J Allen Smith, Jr 33 57 J F Miller 14 80 Richard Roman* 2 75 C A Mllford 16 *0 W O Covin 56 04 R E CllnkHcttieb 2 50 R F Morris, 37 65 FraslerandCo 8 00 J T Scott 5 87 MLBSturkey 36 06 J P Drennan 1 10 B A Mattlson 5 00 ' Jim Devlin 2 26 \ Ed Kelser 4 75 A 8 Bullock 1 75 G W McNalr 1 00 Louis Hutcbluuon 2 50 Water and Light Co 20 00 J M Scogglns 25 00 GW Calvert 40 00 C I) Brown. Agbui 7 37 W T Bradley, Treat 1144 SO , Thomson Bros 3 20 J T Hunter 10 US C H Crawlord 2 50 Ben Henderson 1 30 C N Thornton 5 40 H K Burdett 3 00 J C Martin 18 75 P L Grler 29 40 V J Bruce 8 88 F M Bell 2 50 J W 81mpson 1 00 A J Ferguson 2 45 G D Gray don 12 50 Frank Dorn 25 00 R E Hill 20 00 Ga Petrified Brick Co 110 30 Good Road Machine Co 73 SO W T Bradley 369 15 Brit l and Co 33 93 J T Hunter 7 97 J A Scbroeder 8 8S C 1> Brown, Agent 1 83 fj T Mnndy 11 00 w ? J T Hunter 14 it) j .1 R WilHOii 4 08 C D Brown, Agent 1 44 G. N. NICKELS, County Supervisor. GENERAL NEWS NOTES, Cholera is said to be epidemic in Madras. Admiral Ilojeslveusky is able to sit up iu a chair. Naval officers are required to maintain absolute silence iu regard to the Bennington disaster. The inqury into the cause of tbe disaster on the guuboat Bennington began at Sau Diego. It is thought that elections for members of the Russian general assembly will be held October 14. Baron Rosen called on President Roosevelt to arrange for the formal presentation of M. Witte next Friday. Tbe International Cotton Congress decided to urge spinners to buy Ameri can cotton only for immediate wants The Unitah Reservation in Utab, comprising more than 1,000,000 acres will be thrown open today. Senator Clay, of Georgia, thinks that President Roosevelt will call an extra session of congress for about October 1. John Mitcbel says there is no prospect of a strike of coal miners in the near future. ~ . * t At Bridgeport, uonn., two reservoire gave way, and several persons were drowned. Two more members of the crew of the Bennington died, making the num ber of deaths 64. J Secretary Taft aDd party embarked on the steamer sailing from Japan for the Philippines. A hopeful view of the yellow fever situation is now taken by the authorities at New Orleans. Baron Rosen arranged for M. Witte to dine with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. The bronze memorial to E. H. Stokes, the first leader of the Ocean Grove Camp-Meeting Association was unveiled. The authorities consider the yellow fever situation at New Orleans favorable. There is one case at Shreveport. Suits for the accounting and restitua tion were filed against 49 directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Four men were injured, two fatally, by the falling of the brick cornice of a building in process of construction at nn? uic iaui[j?, JL- At*? The United Orthodox rabbis in convention stronaly opposed intermarriage between Jews and Gentiles as productive of unhappiness. Sir Purdon Oiarke, the new curator of the Metropolitan Museum in New York had an audience with King Edward and received a decoration. Germau inquiries into the Cameroons incident tend to show that the French were the aggressors and that five of the French force were killed. The Health authorities of New Orleans believe they have the situation well in hand and tbat they will be able to stamp out the disease before frost. The French declare tbat German promises about Morocco are being flagrantly violated. The Zionist Cougress, after an allnight debate, refused Englaud's offer of land to establish a colony in East Africa. A Japanese movement to drive the Russian Garrisons out of towns on the Island of Sakhalin began July 27 and was continued on the 28. Arthur Stewart, 18 years old, was drowned in the Chattahoochee River near Columbus, Ga. He was in swimming and got beyond his depth. It is probable that congress will make a searching inquiry into tbe conduct of several of the executive departments of the government. Pay director T. J. Cowie, of the navy, has sent to the navy department a bill providing for increased pay for officers in tbe navy, marine corps and revenue cutter service. M. VVitte, the chief Russian envoy In an interview expres^d the fear that Japan may feel impelled to base her demands on possible future military successes, in which event Russia could not come to an agreement. Japan, it is believed at Washington, will nave the support of Great Britain, as her pledged ally in whatever peace terms she seeks toimpose upon Russia, while Mr. Sato states that China and Corea will not be permitted to have any voice whatever in the negotiation. Dr. Franklin Clark of Boston, who was caught photographing the fortifications at Kingston, Jamacia, was held for trial after a hearing before a magistrate. It is believed in Washington that Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will eventually resign and that bis successor will be Representative Wadswortb of New York. H. A. Rucker, the colored collector of internal revenue at Atlanta, has made a new bond, which indicates that he is to serve another four year term. The Sanford murder trial is in progress at Rome, Ga. Sanford cluimH that he will be able to prove unfaithfulness of the part of hi* wife as establishing his right to kill George Wright her alleged paramour. The Ziegler will contest in New York was settled by the payment to the widow of $2 .300,000. The remainder of the $18,000,000 estate goes to an adopted son of Ziegler, now 14 years old. State troops of MiBsissidpi and Louisiana are about to have a clash over the quarantine situation. The federal government has been appealed to to settle the difficulty. South Carolina Note*. Perry Beattie has been elected cashier of the National Bank of Greenville to succeed ihe late H. C. Beattie. County Treasurer southern of Green vine C'outny lesunea mai rrupbrvinor Speegle said ''Damn the law" when remonstrated with by the treasurer for illegal expenditures. 1 Eliza C. Martin has been appointed postmaster at McPhersou, S. (J. Rev. F. C. Hickson was the chief speaker ai an auti-dispensary rally in Union. A cannery enterprise in Charleston was abandoned on account of high taxes. An agitation has begun in this state for the raising of the age limit of the chiid labor law. A movement is on foot to secure au election on votiug the dispensary out of Lexington County. A continuance was granted in the Gillis murder case in Camden on account of the absence of a material witness. The attorney general will institute madamus proceedings against Richland County to enforce the payment of $5,5000 due the sinking fund commission. The Charleston board of health has ' decided that the Yellow fever situation is not sufficiently serious to re" s i 1 I r iMrtji gfcii j<X?HW >W *Vii>?fr^tr WfnlMiHrd OflVi'M ^ulldwilij; Vci-y l.?' Rati'N. Tuscaloosa, Ala.?Hummer School for teacl erx. June lfi to July 2S. Athens, (ja.?Summer School for tencher June 27 to Juiv 28. Richmond. Va ?Farmers National Congrei September 12 to 22. Toronto. Can.?Intfrnntlonni Sunday Scboi Convention. June20 to27,1905. Ashury Hark. N. J.?Nnttoual Education! Convention. July :t to 7,1905. Baltimore, Md ?United Society otCUristla Bndeaver. July ft to 10,19U5. Buffalo, N. V.?Annual Meet'nif Uran Lodge, B. V. O. N. July I lto 15, l'JOo Norfolk, Va.?Annual Meeting wi.olo Sa! (Jiocors Association. June 19to'21, Nlagra Kails. N. Y.?Aucifnt Arabic Ord< ot MisMo Schrlne Imperial Council. Juue : to 2:i, 1905. ]>enver, Col.?Internatlonnl Epwoith Lei true Convention. July 5 to ! , 1905. and Annui Meeting Fraternal Order ol luigles. Augui 14 to 24th. Portland, Oregon.?LewjR and Clark Contli ental Exposition, J uiiq 1 to Oct., 1ft. 1905. We specially Invite your attention to tt fact that all of the ahove mentioned rates hi open to the public, also that our Surunu Tourist rates are now on to all points with f nnl limit Ootoher 31,1905. For detailed Jniormatlon apply to an Au*nt of the Seaboard Air Line Ky., or Fred Gelssler. W. E. Christian, T. j'.A.Atlanta.Ga.A.G.P.A.AtlantGe W.E. SHEHEE. J). A. I)EWE1 SHEHEE & DEWEY Tonsorial Parlors WE HAVE BOUGHT OUT THE 8PLEI dtdly equipped Barber Shop Id tl New Hotel Bulidiug, and are prepared serve our customers with every comfort hi convenience known to the modern toDPorl art. We have also elegantly furnished bal apartments. Quick and satisfactory service Is goaranted to all who will call on i SHEHEE & DEWEY. Abbeville Lui Det Lumber, Sash, Doors, Best Portland Cement, full Just received three cars Sh best. Car of Doors, Sash and Lumber on hand. Flooring, Cei Get our prices and we will ABBEVILLE j The same old stanc kmm Ban State, County an President: Vice-] F.JE. HARBISON. P. B Board or Director's : Blake, G. A. Vieanska, John A. Har W. Parker, W. P. Greene. We solicit your business . it snflely am we are jlq position 10 maise you when placed in Our Savings I Can't Be T< I for painting houses. The ren I is the purest, therefore the mosl leal, "mere is a wuoiu awmy ving "just as good a3 Maslic" b Maybe they can't. The analy lished. It's made of pure lea oil?the most durable kind of is therefore unquestioned. As purity means durabilil > ing qualities of Mastic have "The Kind That Lasts" ant up by our absolute guarantc PEASLEE - GAULBE] I LOUISVILLE, Kl and we heartily recommen FOR C. A. Milford qui re quarantining against any poin The statement of the assets an liabilities of the Independent Cotto Oil Co. at Darlington shows a delic $;>4,<)()0 nominally. A fourteen-year old son of Re1 Richard Carroll, the well known co ored educator, was accidently shot i one of his feet at Columbia. Tl: member had to be amputated. {Superintendent GrilTlth ol tlie stat penitentiary says tbat the count cbaiugangs ruin the health of tli prisoners committed to them on ai count of the luck of proper equipnu-c to take care of them. Tom Rohs was convicted ?f man slaughter for the killing of Tom Am tin in Greenville and sentenced t< two years in the penitentiary. Rom is a sou of Alderman Robs of Greeu .nllcomlw. i... Vllic ?liU iOA JUUIUUCl \3J tlviur. The Southern will build a $K),0lK depot at Gaflney. The Eagle Mfg. Co, has sold iti working plant to L. L. Holler. The prohibitionists are at work foi a dispensary election in Laurens. Steps are being taken for the con struction of a water works system a Hartsville. A b'll will be introduced in tin next legislature for county judges it some of the counties. There are now 110 rural mail routei in the fourth congressional district 44 of which are in Spartanburg Coun ty- ' Tom Ross, convicted at Greenvilh of manslaughter and sentenced to tw( years in the penitentiary, has beei released on $2,000 bail pending an ap peal. 16 GOOD POTATOES ^8| ,r W BRING FANCY PRICES | Mm To grow a large crop of (rood potatoes, the P Boil must contain plenty of Potash. a. Tomatoes, melons, cabbage, turnips, lettuce I ,i ?in fact, all vegetables remove large <juaoti- I Ht ties of Potash from the soil. Supply J Potash I .r liberally by the ose of fertjliiers containing B L not less than 10 per cent, actus! Potash. Better and more profitable yields are sure to I follow. jl ' Our pamphlets are not advertising circular! H booming special fertilizers, but contain valu able information to farmers. Sent free for the B t asking. Write now. S| GERMAN KALI WORKS fl 7 New York?93 Nassau Street, or . ' Atlanta, Ga.?M>? South Broad St. H 1 The comptroller general says that there are $40,000 of notes outstanding against the county of Greenville of which there is no record of the couna ty getting the proceeds. At a meeting of the creditors of the Independent Cotton Oil Co. at Darlington Bright Williamson of Dar,o Unortnn t a Rimonds of Charleston and C. E. Taylor, Jr., of Wilmington ai were elected trustees in behalf of the !b creditors. It is said that the creditors will receive 33 to50 per cent. The flneBt candy you ever saw for only 1C cents a pound at Dargan'e. Smoke Speed's Clnco Cigars and keep a good taste lu your mouth for Easter Its only 118 ten days off. Glassware at Dargnn's In abundance. [liber Company, ilers in , Blinds, Shingles, Lime. I barrel, $2.50. ingles, from the cheapest to the very Blinds just in. Two cars Dressed ling and Siding. do the rest?viz: Sell Yoil LTJIMLBER CO. I, near S. A. L. Depot. {ot Aleville. .4 City Depository. President: CasMer: SPEED. J. H. EuPRE. : F. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, John R. ris, R. M. Haddon, A. K. Watson, Lewis and arc prepared to handle 1 conservatively. loans, and to pay interest on deposits, ? Department. oiiched vl T? .son's plain. Hastic t durable and econom1 'other fellows" claimut they don't prove it. Mm \$$& sis of Mastic is pub- j y&|j|8 ,d, zinc and linseed " jjii|?3ra paint?and its purity ;y, the splendid wear- | v!?w given it the title of 1 this title is backed wjwjA e. Mastic is made by Jreixy RT CO., Inc. tPat^Sj ENTUCKY j d it to your trade. JM mm, HiliHiJ SALE BY , Abbeville,S.C, i ? E n i it J Vm Between New 1 ]u 'i 67 . 43 \~ ie Dully. ! Dally. | I 12 2.")Diu 12 5f>pm >12 1U am I 0 e *2 56pm! 3 23pm 7 28 am 12 V ' 5 07pm' 5 25pm 9 42 am 2 ? 7 25pm 10 50 am 4 e 11 OOpi* 2 20 pm 9 2- 11 4(ipm 2 57 pm 10 It 1 45am 5 10 pm 12 38 i Dally. | D ti 30pm [ 0 in 02pm 9 H 1 20am i 1 1 57am j 5 13 pm J 1 ^ | 2 25am i 5 37 pm j 2 I) IHlrtlU I "I 3 ; 4 15am | 7 01) pm 4 (I 20am 8 as pm 6 r 7 15am 9 55 pm ] 7 < 7 Mara I 10 tft pi 53 9.10am j 11 55 pt t Dally. 9 15am 12 01 ar 11130am I 1 20 ar 2 53pm 11 47am I 2 45 cr a 4ipnt vt xtpm I o ;>, ) ar: 1 I (Wpm 12 57pm 4 02 an 4 45pm 1 25pm j 4 32 an f> 23 um 1 52pm i 5 05 an li :15pm 2 Siipm ! 6 OS an i 7 20pm '{ 2(!pm fi 4b mu 7 55pm 3 55pm 7 20uli !> 20plll I 4 55pm ! 8 40 un 3 For further inforiualiou regar< } J. D. Miller, Agent, l Phone No. 50, Abbeville, S. C, At% ^ 'r t i. j ' .... , >7 r. '?? .rtm if,';Ayfi?;ii.?iw? JL. ?V.f,w?>?t?, Hu all re to wee I bone beautiful waistliiirs and Bblrilut:M of flue quality. Madras, only lOcents ayard ?t White's. They are cbeap at 16 cents. L. W. White Is now on bis third case of five cents glngbams, Ho bus sold already this season more than five thousand yards of these goods. Kvery lady ic the County ought to see L. W. White's slock of embroideries, laces and while goods. Prepnre for tbe coming hot weather by buying Summer clothing from L W. White. L. W. White has the greatest line of men's negligee shirts be bas ever offered. (Jet you a nice straw hat from JL. W White's. L. W. White has an Immense slock of white India linens and l'ersiun lawn at all prices. We fill perscrlptlons, and with Dr. C. H. McMnrray a first nonor gr?dua:e as perscrlrMon clerk you may rest assured they will be filled right and In good time.?Speed's Drug Store. Speed's corn cure will sure remove your corns. Money refunded If it lalls. Speed's Drug Store. We keep all the best and latest drinks at our up to date Fountain and the best soda men In this country to dispense It. Mllford's Drug Store. Wooden ware In profusion at Dargan's and 10 cents store. Phone us your orders and let us show you hnw quick we will execute them. Phone 107. Mllford's Drug Store. Bring us your prescriptions and save time and money. Mlilord's Drug Store. Phone 107. Ooe of my fine henR was about dead; I got a package of Speed's Poultry Powder and drenched her with a dose of It. It cured her and I can cheerfully recommend It as a pre veutlon and a cure when* they are sick and down. Yours tri.ly, Ij. D. Caldwell. BUILDING MATERIAL I am now receiving a stock o* DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING and FINISHING LUMBER, also SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME,' CEMENT and HAIR. Come in and let me give you prices. A. G. FAULKNER, TRINITY ST. Opposite A. B. MORSE. Jewelry! Jewelry! I have just received a complete lme oi Jewelry 01 tne very best quality, and at prices which will astonish you. You can get anything that you want in the jewelry line from me with a guarantee that the goods will be exactly as represented, Call and examine my stock, Watch repairing a specialty, J. W. RYKARD. Tie Peoples! ABBEVIL . OFFICERS. a n rn trrn\ror>"vr VJ| X XI Vl'll Jv/i" j I ICDIUCiibi G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. R. E. COX, Cashier. SCHOOL Tablets # II General Sch Speed's D A Ti V v A 1 .A. ?5 yJ J?. J iffi LINE RAILWAY. rfork, Washington, Richmond, Portsmoi Schedule iu Effect January 8th, 1905. "85 1 1 "" ally. | '25 pm L* New Yorfe Ar 12 am " West Phtladelpuia " 37 am " Baltimore " HO am " Washington " 10 arm " Richmond " 02 am " Petersburg " 45 pm Lv Norllna At 41 ally. 25 am Lv Portsmouth Ai 54 am " Suffolk " 20 pm Ar Norllnti Lv 40 pm Lv Norilna Ar JO pm " Henderson " 1 10 pm Ar Durham " I 00 pm |Lv Khlelgh " l 16 pm " So Pines (FlneburBt J.) " liO pra Ar Huunlet A) n |lv Hamlet Ai n Ar Mod roe L\ u Lv Monroe Ar n Vr Cliemer Lvi a | Clinton " q I " Greenwood " a Lv Abbeville Ar u j " Calhoun Falls " j u ! " Klhenou " ( a i " Athenn " ! u " Winder " i n " Luwrtncevliie " j i A r AtlmH* Ij\ | [liug rates, Pullman reservations, etc. UG W. JES. Christian, A. G. P. A. 116 Peach tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. . ' . . ' , " ' ? jl^i^ilKPBgffiii'ri-'Tr T ntT -qsn^r>*VTwnifi^ii\ilcBBWT im, J. A. DICKSON* SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY* C A GOOD PLATE $8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 75o and. 1.00 OFFICE OVER BARKSDaLE'B STORK. W. D. ADDIE has open up his business in J. S. Cochran < old stand. Bicycle and ' Sundries, Picture Moulding:. Yours for business, W.D.ADDIE. i i ?? ICMU1H E. C. MESCHINE, of the Hermitage Farm, Lowndesville, S. C., retiring from farming, ;il ..11 Win son uu vaay boiiuo, in Farms of 50 to 100 Acres about one thoueand three hundred (1,300) acre*, out of the 1,600 acres of the Hermitage Farm. Apply to ,,,r E. C. MESCHINE, Hermitage Farm, May 3,1906. LowndeBville, S. C. ' ' > ' * * ' Charleston and Western Carolina By. Schedule In effect April M, 1905. No. 2 No. 0 Bally Dally Lv Greenwood 2 48 pm Ar McCormlck 8 40 pm 9 SI am Ar Augusta 6 20 pm 11 15 ?m - >No.42 ?... Lv AugCBla ? * 2 35 pm J-A OA ntn Ar AIICLUOir 9 w Ar Fairfax 4 41 pm Ar Yemaaaer 6 40 pm Ar Charleston 7 40 pm Ar Beaufort 6 30 pm Ar Port Royal 6 40 pm ArSavannah - 0 45 pm Ar Waycroof 10 00 pm No. 1 ,j. Dally Lv Greenwood 12 48 pm Ar JLaurona 1 40 pm Ar Spartanburg _3 SO pm Lv Sparlanburg 8. Ry4 00 pm Ar fiendernoDVllle... 6 47 pm Ar Anhvllle 7 40 pm Lv~Luurcoa U A. W. C 2 09 pm Ar Greenville 3 25 pm Cv"Gre?n wood.i 12 43 pm Ar i-^nrans 1 46 pm Ar Cllmon 2 22 pm Ar Newberry 3 10 pm Ar Columbia 4 45 pm Ar Sumter? 6 20 pm Ar Charleston 9 pm "Arrlvfila at Greenwood: Train No. 1, dally, from Acguataand Interroedlate stations 12 43 p. m., Train No. 2, dally., from Asbevllle, Spartanburg, Greenville, Columbia and Intermediate stations 2 46 p. m. J. E. Orynes, Tkt. A gtM Greenwood, S. C. Geo. T. Bryan* Gen') Agt., Greenville, 8. C. Ernest William*, Gen. Pa?s. Agt., Augusta Gsi., T. H. Emerson, Traffic Mar.ag Savinjs Bank, LE, S. C. DIRECTORS. 8. G. Thomson, H. Q, Anderson, G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, W. E. Owens. C. 8. Jones, J. 8. Stark, Ed. Keiser, ' , J<?nn A. Harris. , BOOKS I ! Pencils lk ool Supplies. _ ? - i rug Store. _____ ith & Atlanta. a " "ae 6s so F Dally. Dally. Dally. t: 7 23 xiii | 6 80 am 4 15 pin 4 21 atu I 2 35 am 1 45 Dm i 1 48 ara 111 17 pm 11 30 am 1 11 50 pm 8 86 pm 9 50 am 6 80 pm I 4 55 pm 6 23 am 4 42 pm 4 09 pm 5 49 hid 2 10 pm I 1 40 pm 8 34 am J 88 i 32 Dally. | Dally. , & 30 pin 1 7 60 am 4 84 pm 7 13 am 1 40 j m 8 30 am 1 15 pm i 1 35 pm 8 21 am I I'? 37 nm I 1 in t>m 9. fill nm I il) 05 am ' 6 00 pm i 1 00 am ill 50 am 125 am' 8 30 am j 9 4"> am 11 20 pm , 7 30 am | 8 50 nm 10 30 pm J 7 10 am 10 00 pm 5 40 am 8 35 pm 5 35 am 8 30 pm Dally. 4 06 am 7 14 pm j 2 45 am U 00 pm 2 23 pm 1 iiiam 5 15 pm . 1 32 pm I 1 38 am 4 50 pm 1 03 pm I I 00 am 4 21 pm 12 30 pm 12 2S am 3 ?5 pm 12 00 m 11 23 pm 2 57 pm lo 68 am 10 43 pm 2 23 pm 10 15 am 10 10 pm t 57 pm i 9 45 am 9 00 pm 1 00 pm j 8 40 wm , apply to the undersigned. Fred Geiseler, Traveling Passenger Agent, Peach tree Street, Atlanta, Ga. I mmmm* ^^wmwrnk & K1CKLEB, 1 .Attorney at Law, Abbeville, S. C. )ffico with W. N. Graydon. MUX NICKLES, Surgeon Dentist Dffice over C'. A. Mllford's Drtig Store : JlL. DENTAL NOTICE. * > Dr. S. G. Thomson, ; JfKICE UP-^TALRfl ON McILWAlJ Burner. Abb?vni?. P. O. Calvert & Uickles ? Headquarters for -7 . >, White Hickory Wago?? uwensooro wagons,:^! Rock Hill Buggies, 1 Summer Buggies, I Cheap Buggies, -i v'w Harness, Laprobe^ etal Calvert & Nicklesl Feb. 24, 1904. tf H v* e art ooie Agwum aero iur Vinol The most famoas Cod Liver'OIl pr< paracion known to medicine. Contains ALL the medioinal eh menta of cod liver oil, actually takes from fresh cod;s livers, hut not a dio of oil; Delirious to the taste and recognize throughout the world aii the greatest STRENGTH CREATOR for old people, weak, sickly womo and oliildren, nursing mothers and a ter a severe sickness. Cures Hacking Coughs. Chroni Polda. UrnnnhUl* *nrf nil Th?n*f an Lang Troubles. Uhequaled to creat an appetite and to make those wh are too thin, fat, rosy and healthy. Try it on oar guarantee to retur your money if you ivce not satisfied. Speed's Drilig Store. Ml Estate For Sale. One house and lot on upper Mai Street. One of the most de sirable plates in town. One house and lot on Tan Yai Street, One large lot on Cabell Avenw One house and lot on Pincke Street. House comparative] new, , < ' One house and lot on Ghurc Street. Two cabins on Harrisburg Stree 650 acres land about 8 miles firoi Abbeville and 6 miles froi Due West. nnn 1 j n a "ii ozy acres iana ? miies uom AO beyille, 125 acres, land one-half mile froi Hodges. 342 acres land 9 miles from Ab beville, three miles froi Calhoun Falls. Good honse and lot on Wardlai Street. ROBT.. S. LINK. Abbe ville-Greenwo od MUTUAL IISljRAHC] ASSOCIATION. pxoperty Insured, $925,00( January 1st, 1904, *X7"RITE TO OR CALL on the nndenlgnt or tc the Director of your Town*b: or any Information you may dwlrt aboi tur plan of Insoranoe. We Insure tout DroDertv atralnal daatn Ion by K9 m, mmmi oe ml nd do go cheaper than any insuranoe Ooi^H iany in existence. OH Remember we are prepared to prove to yo^K bat ours Is the safen and obrapeat plan nsurance known. ? r. B. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agenfl Abbeville, S. 0. B r. IRAS EE LYON, Pres. 9 Abbeville, S.20. 9 o ? n BOARD DIRECTORS. I 8. G. Major .. Greenwood mBB J.T. Mabry Cokesbury cwM W. B. Acker ....Donalds Hfl W. B. Cllnkscales Dae West HB T. L. Haddon Long Cane jSH I. A. Keller ?8mltnvllle fiM A. K. Watson Cedar Spring HM A. M. Re Id Abbeville Townab^H W.W.Bradley Abbeville City. sOB Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle oflQ H. A. Tennent Lowndesvllle Bfi A. O. Grant Magnolia Egfl J. R. Tarrant Calhoun Mills MB S.L.Edmonds Eorue&ox HH 8. O. Harvey WalnutGrove 9f?H W.C.Martin....... Hodges 388 J. D. Coleman Coronaca jW J. Add. Culboun ..>'lLoi> cnx KB J. M. Payne Klnnids WW J. B. 1'njlor Fellowship Hi Joseph Luke JPbcenlx GB Kev. J.B. Mute Verdery RH J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley H J. VJ. Lyon Troy ?mB W. A. Cbeaibam Yeldejl Hi F. B. CalllsoD.. ......Calllson W. M. 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