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\r- =* ?V-, . ' . Otnprnl SotM. Rioting han continued for four daya li Nizhul Novgored. Japan will demand Sl,000,<>UO,noo indemnity of Rusala. Laurens will put In a sewerage systen oostlnji about $25,000. The divorce suit of Maud Gonne, the "Irlsl Joan of Arc," c?me up In a Paris Coqrt. Cammander Perry sailed from North Sid ney, N. C., In ouest of the North Pole. Clifford Grlmn died at Augusta, Ga., afte living four months with a broken neck. Twenty persons were killed and many In jured In a collision ol two passenger trains a Waterloo station, Liverpool. Rear-Admiral Goodnck will have charge o tbe Investigation into tbe Bennington dis aster. Former Ambassador White says matter; have gone loo far in Russia for evolution and that revolution will come. The sugar route between Hawaii and th< East Is considerably shortened by a contrac made by tbe planters, and western suga mionmc ujaivuauj vui*. The thirteenth annual session of thi United States League of Co-operative Sav lngs, Building and Loan Associations openec In New York. Secretary Taft's mission In the PhllMpplnei is to devise means to overoonie the opposi Hon of the natives to the present govern ment. Mm. Bertha Burch, private secretary to ex Statistician John Hyde, resigned and wai summoned by the Washington grand jury which Is Investigating the bureau of statistics. John Hyde, who recently held a position ai statistician of the department of agriculture has gone to Europe, although the graud Jury at Washington was anxious to hav< aim appear before it and testify. F. A. Peckham, a New York cotton brokei who reiusea to answer questions propoundec by the grand Jury at Washlugton relative t< the cotton leak, is threatened with Imprison ment. The president reappointed James W Davidson, of Minnesota, consul at AntUDg Manchuria. The cotton brokers are still defiant anc refuse to answer questions by the grand Jurj at Washington. The Southern Trade Press Association wa organized at Atlanta. A combination of all tbe cotton seed ol mills In tbe South Is being attempted fron Lioulsvllle, Ky. President Shonta of the Panama Cana commission, Inspected the canal route fron Panama to Culebra. Custom dues of $157,8)3 collected In 8ant Domingo have been placed In a New Yorl bank for that country's creditors. Distinguished honors are being showerei upon Secretary Taft, Miss Alice Koosevel and tbe party of Americana with them li Japan. A large number ol hotel men and saloon keepers were arrested In Asbury Park li effort to enforce the liquor laws. Dr. Harry Frlekenwald, of Baltimore, 1 prominent among tbe delegate* to tbe Con greis of Zionists at Basle, Switzerland. Chinese bankers of Shanghai have take: steps to boycott the International Bankln Corporation, a big American concern. Both bonnes of the Swedish parllamec adopted a report approving of the conditio of dissolution of the union between Norwa and Sweden. J. Wilcox Brown,of Maryland and othei entered suit in New York lor a receiver fc the Equitable Life Ahsurance Society. Chief Insurance Examiner Vanderpoc makes serious charges against tbe Mutnt ReserveLlle Insurance Company, Involvln questionable transactions in Its flnanclt dealings. A. convict soldier on Governor's Islam New York, baB become enamored ol Ml* Alloe Roosevelt and writes her letters In ploring her to wed bim. A speaker before the United States I esgu of Co-Operatlve Saving and Building Lua Associations, in ?onventlon In New Tori told a story tending to show Durham's lnllu ence over the Pennsylvania legislature. One man was killed and several wounde Id a battle of Kentucky fuedists. South Carolina Notes. Ridge Spring Is to have a bank with $15,OG capital. Tho AleAflnn rm t.h? tunprisnrv m Nawherr County has been called lor August 28. Dr. W. S. Hay, chairman of the board c health and a very popular citizen, Is dead s Allendale. J. J. Hall, editor or the Rock Hill Herali Is said to be dying at Hock Hill. He Is maj or of the town. The new river steamer, "City ol Columbia, made her maiden trip a short distance dowi the river Saturday. C. M. Greham of Union has been engagei as expert accountant to assist in the exam) nation of the books of the officials of Saludi County. When Taylor Glenn, colored, returned t his home on the outskirts of Columbia Satui day night he found that bis wlie and babj bad been killed by lightning during bis ab senoe. The case against Powell H. and W. Y. Bald win for the murder of the, "negro, Ab McDaniel, In Laurens County has been con tlnued until the September term of court. The salary of the mayor of Greenville hai been lnoreased from $900 to $1,200 a year The antl-dlspensary committee In Green vllle now has 2,200 names on the petition fo an election. D. N. Baldwin, formerly director of a banc at Union, has gone to Atlanta to take cbargi of the Fifth Regiment Band of that city. The board of visitors of the Citadel Acad emy have ordered a gymnasium erected foi the Institution. A franchise for an electric railway has beei granted by the city of Florence. Mrs. Ellen Carnes was struck and lnstantlj killed by a passengej train while aitemptini to cross the railroad track at Rock Hill. Tha funeral of Mayor Hull at Rock HI1 was largely attended, all business being sub pended lor the time being. Steps are being taken to wind up the affalri of the Union Creamery Co. The concern bai not proven successful. Every effort Is being made to keep yellow fever out of Charleston. A nntlnn afnracro Tsarohnmo will ho hnllf al Aiken. Etlpbas Harrison of Pacolet and Miss Maggie Hlggly ofGlendale were married at tb< Glbbes House, Union, by Rev. Royal Sbannon house. Former Supervisor Speegle of GreenvilK County Is at Hendersonvllie, N. C., too ill U be arrested or removed to Greenville. Al papers bave been prepared for tbe arrest anc requisition. Tbe passenger train from Columbia was de railed wben entering Greenville Sunday afternoon. Several persons were injured,bu none fatally. A defective frog in a switch li believed to bave caused tbe accident. Will Cabe. charged wltb tbe iturder of i man named Plumley In upper Greenvilli County in 1896, has surrendered to tbe sberifl Tbe grand Jury a> one time found "no bill' against Cabe, Out subsequently returned i true bill. -Cabe will bave to stand trial. I General \ews Xotes. The Chinese are said to be wear: of tbe boycott against America! goods. There were 27 new cages and thre deaths in the New Orleans yellov fever situation. Sato, the spokesman for Baroi Komura, said Japan was not agains concluding an armistice. President Morton has canceled thi contract held by A. C. Haynee, th chief of the general agents. Great honor iB being shown tin party of Secretary Taft in Japanes v cities, where they are viBiting. While wadiug in water waist dee| near Beaufort, N. C., a 16-year-ol( boy was cauught under the wate by a shark. He was never seei again. John A. Thompson lost his suit ii New York against Thomas F. Whlsh tho PnlAroHn mllHnnoirA K*? VUW V/W.W4WMW LUIlilULiaXiCj KJ J WUItl he sought to obtain a half iuteres in the westerner's millions. According to a statement of Mrs Michael Gorman, Frederick E. Cari ton tried to get her to kill his wife who was her own daughter. Two deputy United States mai shals shot aud killed J. E. Colemai and his wife and arrested their 15 year-old son. The Colemans wer charged with stealing horses, mule and cattle and resisted arrest. A broken axle caused the wrecl of the California special of the ai chisoh railroad at Lemont, 111., send ing the train into the ditch. Severa persons were fatally injured. The plea of the Coreans in connee tion with the peace settlement bt tween Japan and Russia will not b heard by Japan until after the wa is ended. James Wilson, secretary of agricul ture, has gone to Oyster Bay to con suit the president about the scandal developing in Mr. Wilson's* depart ment. The finest candy yon ever saw for only;l cents a pound at Dargan's. m<x? i*aw?e?g BED LETTER DAY, Meeting of Interest to Farmers, nnd All Nhonlil Attend. Next Friday, August the ISth is to beared letter day in the history of Abbeville. The farmers will be gathered from the four corner*, to hear the State officers Hon, E. D. Smith and Mr. F. H, Hyatt discuss the cotton situation, and other things pertaining to the good of the order, It is also likely the Col. Sherman from Indiana who has been in the most of the wheat fighs in that section will tell our people how they have fought and won. C'ol. Harvey Jordan has also been asked to be present but it cannot be authoritatively stated whether or not he will be present. Every farmer in the County should he here and if possible all the stores should close for a few hours as the merchant of this section is almost as vitally interested in the high price of cotton as the farmer himself. Kememuer tne iom. A Cotton Picking Machine. I The Augusta Herald gives a detailed s description of a cotton picking mar chine recently invented by Mr. Lewis 1 Blount, formerly of this place. I The machine weighs but little over three pounds, and it Is said can be oparated by a child, It is claimed for it that it will pick i cotton from the lowest and highest f stalks with the same ease, that it will B pick cracked bolls, new bolls or locks from the ground, and that one hand 1 can pick with seven hundred pounds 3 a day. l It is thought that this invention like a the many others which have proven 0 successful in the growth and manu i iaciuje 01 cuiiuii win icvuiuuuuiw thingB in the cotton belt, t We congratulate Mr. Blount on bis a good fortune. ' . Q South Carolina Notes. R Tbe offices of the Blue Ridge Railroad have been moved from GreenD ville tn Andersonville. g Mrs. R. E. Ligon was painfully it injured in Anderson by being thrown ? from a buggy. One of her arms was y broken by tbe fall. 8 Dr. Francis Marion Setzler, a 'r prominent citizen of Jacks township, >i Laurens County, is dead at that 11 place. Former Supervisor Speegle of Greenville County is still too ill to 1. be arrested and removed from Hend5,1 ersonville, N. C., where he is. The South Carolina Press Associan tion party has left for a trip to the i, Portland exposition and the West. Tbe trip will consume about a d month. New rural routes have been estab1 -1 c r?j_u ?.,;n? ..?,t T/nl. HSUtJU iruuu XVIUU, JUUenvmc auu 1VV-1ton. The last two postoffices are in Union County. 10 J. J. Hall, mayor of Rock Hill and y editor of the Rock Hill Herald, is dead of Bright's disease. He was 54 years old and had alwayB been a good citizen. ?. Work at the Saluda River dam goes on night and day. This dam is " to furnish power which is to be used Q in Greenville. Electric lights are i used at night. About 400 hands are ? employed. Maj. J. C. Hemphill, editor of the P Charleston News and Courier, was j tendered a farewell luncheon by a - few friends at the Commercial Club, Charleslon. He sailed today for g New York, accompanied by his wife. From New York they go for B an European trip presented to them by citizens of Charleston. r i The state department declined to b express any preference as to the p,aoe at which the Morocco conference will r" meet. French capitalists are trying to se1 cure the concession for the construc7 tion of the Canton-Hankow railroad. i Vice-President Fairbanks delivered j an address at the closing exercises of . the semi-centennial of the opening of the "Soo" canal. 11 Governor Blancbard has ordered ? out the naval brigade to patrol tbe i Louisiana coast and expel any invasion of Miseissippi vessels. The Russian council of ministers considered with the czar the suffrage J question iu connection with the national assembly, > ___________________________ I Farmers' M i B ; State, County and President: Vlce-Pre F. E. HARRISON. P. B. S f Board or Directors : ] i Blake, G. A. Visanska, John A. Harris W. Parker, W. P. Greene. * We solicit your business ai it safely and i 1 We are in position to make you lot 1 when placed in e Our Saving's e & 1 ^ |1 for painting houses. The tu4.\s< is the purest, therefor;1 Ihemosti ieal. There is :i v. hol- string of '1 u ing "just us good :io Hash's" but ? Maybe they can't. The siu ysi b lished. It's made of pure load. oil?the most durable kind of \ \ ia therefore unquestioned. i- < As purity means cmnimuty. 1 ing qualities of Mastic have g - "The Kind That Lasts," and g up by our absolute guarantee. r 1 PEASLEE - GAULBER I LOUISVILLE, KE J I - and we heartily recommend FOR 8/ C. A. Milford, I ?V ... . . ' ' [ i _ i i.i limmn?3 The Isthmian Canal Commission has advices which show that sanitary conditions in Pannama have been greatly improved. It is feared it may not he possible for the grand jury investigating the cotton scandal report to obtain adequate testimony, One woman was fatally injured and several other passengers were seriously hurt in a wreck on a subsidiary road of tbe Baltimore & Obio near Johnstown, Pa. It is reported from Geneva that Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould, while in their motorcar, were attacked by a peasant in the Alps and Mrs. Gould was cut with a whip, Howard Taggart of Baltimore, in the Taggart divorce trial at Wooster, Ohio, testified that Mrs. Taggart engaged in beer'drinking contests with the wives of other officers. T\yo liussian torpedo boats attacked the Reamer Chung Chiug off the northern coast of C'orea, killing the captain and a boy and wounded two others, If he were convicted on all charges standing against him, it is stated that Frederick E, Carlton, the alleged Brooklyn "Bluebeard," would serve 48 yearB in prison and pay a fine of 11.500. The jury in V. T, Sanford caseat Rome, Ga., were out for 11 hours without being able to agree on a verdict. At the end of that time one of the jurors was excused to go to attend the funeral of his mother, When be returns the jury will resume consideration of the case A mistrial is expected. Mrs. Sanford has dismissed her lawyer and has retained the aaraeattorney who is now representing Mr. Sanford, Summer Diarrhoea in Cbildren. During the hot weather of the summer months the first unnatural looseness of a child's bowels should have immediate attention, po as to check the disease before it becomes serious. All that is necessary is a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy followed by a dose of castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev' M. O. Stocbland, Pastor of the first M. E. Church, Little Falls, Minn., writesr "We have used Chamberlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for several years aud find it a very valuable remedy, especially for summer disorders in children." Sold by C. A. Milford and H. M. Young, Due West. WILL SETTLE DISPUTE Odd Fellows' Paper Hn* Xow Changed IlandM. The dispute among the Odd Fellows of this state which threatened to become serious on account of the agitation dy the Tri-State Odd fellow. % weekly publication, will probably cease now. Announcement is made in the issue today that Mr. J. B. Peeden, the former editor, has sold out his in* terest to Dr. 8. F. Killingswortb, grand secretary, and W. B. Sams, grand b*gh priest of the encampment. Editor Peeden attacked the board of trustees of tbe Odd Fellows orphanage for their selection of superinteudent. Tbe intense itching characteristic of salt rheum and eczema is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. As a cure for skin disease this salve is unequaled. For sale by C. A. Milford and H. M. Young. Due West. mm THE FEVER SITUATION. Only Fifty-five N?w Chnpm Reported YrHterdny. New Orleans, Aug. 14.?Official report to 6 d. m.: New cases, 55. Total to date, 1,018. DeatbR, 12. Total to date, 166. New sub-loci, 8. Total Bub.focl to date, 210. Tbe figures for the day ere con^lderod snrprlslDgly small, considering that 19 of the cases reported today really belonged to yesterday's list, bavlDg come In after tbe closing ofSunday's report. Monday bas usually been 8 heauy day for new ca&es on accoount of holdoverB from Sunday and If the number of new casas for tbe hext few days continues small, then it can be said thrt the situation Is really Improving. Ofthpnew loci, four are p town and four below Canal street. Surgeon's White's forces went to work today on tbe recognized plan, all the fumigating aDd screening being done from the district headquarters instead of central headquarters as heretofore. of Abbeville. . Citv De-oositorv. * y sident: Cashier: plfcED. . J. H. DuPRE. F. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, John R. , R. M. Haddon, A. K. Watson, Lewis ad are prepared to handle conservatively. ins, and to pay interest on deposits, Department. other follows" claim- By - thoy don't prove it. m 1 of Mastic is pub- flhjfflftfffc , zinc and linseed W/iEg\S8m , the splendid wearivuii it tlie title of this title is backed Mastic is made by _ T CO., Inc. NTUCKY it to your trade. | ! <LE BY Abbeville,S.C f Potash i |I is necessary for cotton to produce ??' ,S high j'ields and good fibre. thi s Write for our valuable books on J J fertilization; they contain informa- w( tion that means dollars to the j farmers. Sent free on request. ,nl Write now while you think of it to the ( KAt-1 ^ w DO YOU NEED A ai Mower 3r a d n .1 o :? or r I IF SO, CALL AND SEE US AT * ONCE. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE DEERING AND HAVE A FEW THAT WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT A REDUCED PRICE. Yours for business, L. T. & T. M. MILLER. TEE " BOSS " C( TTON PRESS ! SIMPLEST, STRONGEST, BEST The Murray Ginning System Gins, Feeders, Ccndensers, Etc. GIBBES MACHINERY CO. Columbiu, S. C. wuuuili ii i ii Wofford College, J Henry L. Snyder, LL. D., President. as TV^O DEGKEES. A. B. and A.. M. Four tJt courses leading to the A.B. Degree. Nine professors. i: Departments?Ethics find Astronomy.Matbematics. Physics, and Geology, Biology and +i Chemistry, Latin, Gretk. English, Gergian tl and French, History and Economics. Library and Librarian. TbeW, E Burnett gynaslutii under a competent direc tor. J. B. Cleveland 11 Science Hall. Alhletlc grounds. Course of lecturers by the ablest men on tbe platiorm. R'itb musical opportunities. Next Session, September 201 b Board from SS to ?16 a month. For Catalogue or other Information, address J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary. Spartanburg, S. C. i Woll'ord College Fitting School. Three new brick buildings. Steam beat and electric lights. H;ad Master, four tear hers and Matron live in tbe buildings. Situated on the Wofftrd Campus. Students take a regu lar course in tbe College Gymnasium, and I ave access to tbe College Library. 8115 00 pays for boartil, tuition and all feep. Sons of Methodist ministers do not pay tuition. Next session begins September 20tb. For Catalogue, etc., address A. Mason DtiPre, Head Master. Spartanburg, S. C. Notice of Dissolution. THIS is to announce that the firm of A. M SMITH & CO., has this day been dls. solved by mutual oonsent. A. M. Smith buying out tbe entire interest of S. J. Link. All debts due the firm are to be paid to A. M. Smith and all debts due by the firm are as sumed Dy mm. A. M. Smith. July 22.1905. S. J. Llnfc. Go to Mllford's for Pomperlan Cream. Kerosene oil at Dargan's store 18 cents pe galloo. Ia 5 gallon lots 17 cento. Glassware at Dargan'a In abundance. LI Has now a stock of go you want Sum me] Winter Goods you is the best time oi IT is rather between s and affords good tunity for closin Summer G-oods to mak frvr? "Poll anrl \XT irrf-ov i.vi JL till UllVi V ? 1M UVil Notwithstanding it is summer all hands are kej and every day our sto] fillec with buyers. .Ant ing an advance in goods, ially in cotton fabrics, i large purchases early, any advance took plac now I am giving my mers the benefit of tl prices I paid for my gooc Come to see them always find at the store L " - J li. IV.Wblle'N Loral*. 3i> Mire to wee those beautiful walstlniiB and Irlln^s of fine quality. Madras, only lOcents rard at White's. They are cheap at 15 its. j. W. White Is now on his third case of five ntfi ginghams, lie Ii&b sold already this ison more than five thousand yards of ese goods. Svery lady lc the County ought to see L. W. hlte's stock of embroideries, laces and ilte goods. Prepare for the coming hot weather by buyg Summer clothing from L W. White. h. W. White haB the greatest line of men's gllgee shirts he has ever offered. Get you a nice straw hat from L. W bite's. j. W. White has an Immense stock of white We fill parscrlptiona, and with Dr. C. H. cMurray a first nonor graduate as perscripm clerk you may rest assured t bey will be led right and lu good time.?Speed's Drug ore.. Speed's corn cure will sure remove your rus. Money refunded if it tails. Speed's ug Store. tVe keep all the best aDd lateBt drinks at r up to date Fountain and tbe best soda sn In this country to dispense it. Milford's ug Store. iVooden ware in profusion at Dargan's d 10 cents store. Phone us your orders and let us show you >w quick we will execute them. Phone 107. Milford's Drug Store. Bring us your prescriptions and save time d money. Milford's Drugstore. Phone 107. )ne of my fine hens was about dead; I got package of Speed's Poultry Powder aDd enched her with a dose of it. It cured her d 1 can cheerfully recommend it as a pre utlon and a crre when they are sick and wn. Yours tr.iy. L. D. Caldwell. iUILMNG MATERIAL I am now receiving a stock o1 DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING id FINISHING LUMBER, also SHINGLES, LATHS, LLME CEMENT and HAIR.X ame in and let me give you prices. A. G. FAULKNER. TRINITY ST. pposite A. B. MORSE. Jewelry! Jewelry! I have just received a complete ne of Jewelry of the very besl lality, and at prices which wil] itonish you. lou can get anyling that you want in the jewelrj ne from me with a guarantee thai le goods will be exactly as repjsented. Call and examine my stock, Watch repairing a specialty. r. w. RYKARD SCHOOI Tablets I] General Scl Speed's I . m ods suitable to all r Goods you can get l can find them also. F the whole year for seasons oppor- ^PeC] rv> nn+ _ ? I ar e room Goods. 2ams " , mid- can se^ rtbusy est Pric :es are sa]e stil licipat- ordered espec- to be These 1 before , , ? :e, and ^ custo- they co: le low put on i Is. have ofl and the other attn } of ,. W. W ] 5? . -> ?* mm i IDE, J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPKCIALTY. C A GOOD PLATE. - $8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGS 76c and. 1.00 OFFICE OVER BARKSDaLE'B STORE. W. D. ADDIE has open up his business in J. S. Cochran j old stand. Bicycle and ' Sundries, Picture Moulding. Yours for business. I W.D. ADDIE. I I ! Mil| HE! E. C. MESCHINE, I | . of the Hermitage Farm, 1 Lowndesville, S. C., retiring from farming, will sell on easy terms, in Farms of 50 to 100 Acres about ooe thousand three hundred (1,300) acres, out of the 1,600 acres of the Hermitage Farra. Apply to E. C. MESCHINE, Hermitage Farm, May 3,1905. Lowndeaville, S. C. ? Charleston and Western Carolina Ky. Schedule In effect April 16, 1905. No. 2 No. 6 Daily Dally Lv Greenwood .... 2 46pm Ar McCormlck .. 8 lu pm 9 81 am I Ar Augusta S 20 pm 11 lSnm No. 42 Daily Lv A uguRta - 2 35 pm Ar Allendale - 4 80 pm Ar Fairfax 4 41 pin Ar Yemaatet 5 40 pm Ar Charleston 7 40 pm Ar Beaufort ? 6 30 pm Ar Port Royal 6 40 pm_ ATSavanuab 6 45 pm Ar Wavcro?? 10 00 pm No. 1 ) Dally Lv Greenwood 12 48 pm ' Ar Laurens 1 46 pm . Ar Spartanburg 3 30 pm i ! Lv Spartanburg S. Ry400 pm Ar Hendersonville... 6 47 pm Ar Aobvllle 7 40 pm Lv L,aurf>D8 V A. W. C 2 OH pm r Ar Greenville 3 25 pm Lv Greenwood......^....12 43 pm , Ar Laurens 1 46 pm \i Ar PIlnlOD 2 22 pm Ar Newberry 8 10 pm Ar Columbia 4 45 pm Ar8umter 6 20 pm Ar Charleston 9 85 pm Arrivals at Greenwood: Train No. 1, "dally, from Aoiiupta ADd Intermediate stations 12 43 p. m? Train No. 2, dally, from Asbevttle, ' Spartanburg, Greenville, Columbia and Intermedlate stations 2 46 p. m. j J. E. Crynes. Tkt. AgUGrfDWOOd. 8. O. Geo. T. Bryan, Gen'l Agt.. Greenville, S. C. Ernest Wllllamc, Gen. Pass. Agt., Augusta Ga., T. H. Emerson, TrafBo MaLag j BOOKS I Pencils 1 ilk ? ( 100I Supplies. I >rug Store. IITE kinds of buyers. If them, or if you want The month of August securing bargains. < t ial Bargains, j i a offering special bar-. l Bleached Goods and * them at the very low- j 3es. Our Embroidery 1 continues and I have an entirely new stock shipped by express, will arrive about the this week and when me we will be able to sale the best values we fered yet. ictive goods you will SITE. J. M. NICKLES, | .Attorney at Law, H Abbeville, S. O. IS )fflce with W. N. Graydon. Jg DRTJTKTNICKLES, Surgeon Dentist. B Office over C. A. Milford'a Drag Store! DENTAL NOTICE. i Dr. is. 0. Thomson* I 3PTICfE CTP-HTAIK8 ON MClLWAnM |Corner. Abbeville. 8. a g Calvert & NicHel ? Headquarters for ? IS Wh if? TTirlrnrv WftffAnfl mm ??<fT ?? ? J Owensboro Wagons, Rock Hill .Buggies, . Summer Buggies, Cheap Buggies, Harness, Laprobes, etc Calvert & Nickles Feb. 24, 1904. tf " 1 " We are Sole Agents here for Vinnl T 111VA . . i W ;;jy The moat famous Cod Liver Oil pr paration known to medicine.' Contains ALL the medicinal el ments of ood liver oil, actually take from fresh, cod's livers, bat not a dro of oil. Delicious to the taste and recognize throughout the world as the greatest STRENGTH CREATOR for' old people, weak, sickly woine and children, nursing mothers and a ter a severe sickness. Cures .Hacking Coughs, Chroni Colds, Bronchitis and all Throat an Lung Troubles. Unequaled to creat an appetite and to make those wh are too thin, fat, ropy and healthy. Try it on our guarantee to retur your money if you ate not satisfied. i Speed's Drag Store. TTJiT leal Mm For Sale. One house aDd lot on npper Mai Street. Une of the most de sirable plaees in. town. One house and lot on Tan Taz Street. One large lot on Oabell Avenu< One, hoiaSe and lot cn Pinoke Street. House coiaparativel new,f One house and lot on Chui$ Street. Two cabins on Earrisburg Stree 650 acres land about 8 miles firoi Abbeville and 6 miles froi Due West. 329 aoros land 9 miles from Ab beyille. 125 acres land one-half mile froi Hodges, 342 acres land 9 miles from Ab beville, three miles fro] Calhonn Falls. Sood House and lot on Wardla Street. ; EPBT. S. LINK. Abbeville-Greenwood MUTUAL IISDRIICI ASSOCIATION. . Px0perty Insured, $925,60( Tonnorrr 1 o f 1Q A A w auuuij u>) N WRITE to OR CALL oq the undertlgn ?? or to the Dlreotior of your Town?h 'or any Information yon may detlre abo >ar plan of Inanranoe. We Insure your property against dwtr Jon by . v FILE, WlflKNU II 1I8HTHJ8, md do bo oheaper than any Insoranoe Ooj iany In existence. ' "Remember we are prepared to prove to y< hat ours 1b the Bafeai and cheapest plan naurance known. r. R. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agen Abbeville, S. 0. r. FRASER LTON, Pres. Abbeville, &IC. H BOARD DIRECTORS. I S. O. Major Greenwood 9jR J.T. Mabry Cokesbury HQ W. B. Acker ?. Donalds StiK W. B. Cllnkecalea Due West . MBB T. L. Haddon .Long Cane * I. A. Keller ...Hmlthvllle |B A. K. Watson Cedar Spring xKSEj A. M. Re id Abbeville Townah^B W. W. Bradley Abbeville Cltjr. 9H Dr. J. A. Anderson Anirevllle TEE H. A. Tenneut Lowndesvllle BM A. O. Grant Magnolia jam J. K. Tarrant Calhoun Mills HH 8. L. Edmonds Bordeaux jEn 8. 0. Harvey Walnut Grove W.C.Martin Hodgea Jgd J. I). Coleman Coronaca Bj J. Add. Calhoun JN'lnety-tilx fljjn J. M. Payne ? Klnards BctM J. B. Titjior Fellowship ram Joseph Lake Phoenix jSS Rev. J. B. Muse Verdery BSM J. H. Chiles, Jr .Bradley HQ J. W. Lyon Troy EM W. A. Cheatham Yeldell Ml P. B. Calllson ?... Calllson tWB W. M. Outz Klrkseys BMj Caleb Walton Brooks 3B1 Abbeville, 8 a.JJan. 18, 1804. ''' i i