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I THE GIRL LOAFER, A girl loafer. That does not sound very pretty, does it? And yet there are a good mauy girls whom this title fits. In other words, there are girls who spend their time doing : absolutly nothing. Circumstances do not render it necessary for them to earn their living, and so they stay at home and fritter the precious moments away in useless pursuits of idleness. Don't a fijood mauy of them lie in bed in the morning and let their mothers get up and get brerkfast? And don't you think they also deess up in their best clothes and spends the afternoons enjoying themselves while their mothers stay home and prepare the evening meal? And when they are at home they spend their time readidg trashy novels or trimming equally trashy bats. When a girl goes to a party and is late in getting to bed she looks on it rs quite proper and natural that she should be in bed late the next morning, and all the family accepts the fact as a matter of coarse. But if the mother is up half the night witu an i ailiDg baby neither her lazy daughter nor any other member of the family; seems to think it necessary that she should stay in bed and make up her broken sleep.?Philadephia Bulletin. Chamberlain's Cough Rniiftlj Act** on Xature'e* Plan. The most successful medicines are those that aid nature. Chamberlain's Cough .Remedy acts on this plan. Take it when you have a cold and it will allay the cough, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open ttfe secretions and aid nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. It counteracts any lenaency 01 ? to result in pneumonia. Price 25c. Large size, 50 cents. For sale by C. A. Milford and H.M. Young, Due West President Roosevelt went aboard the submarine boat Plunger in Oyster Bay and remained submerge one time as long as 50 minutes. He expressed himself as delighted with tbe workings of the boat and with bis experience aboard it. Seven companies of militia have been sent to Tracy City, Tenn., where minora or? thrpatf?ninc to DUiaiU^ UI1UVAO M4V V. 0 give trouble. The Russians and Japanese armies in Manchuria are anxiously awaiting the turn of events at Portsmouth Asa remedy for the numerous desertions from the army and navy officers suggest that people ostracize the deserters. Mayor Woodward of Atlanta attacked Mayor Dunne of Chicago in a speech at Toledo and so angered the delegates that they left the hall while Woodward was speaking. A negro church at Carlisle, Ind., was dynamited by white people as the result of a race war. The whites threaten to run every negro out of the town if any arrests are made. Rev. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, successor of Moody at Northfield, criticised American churches as mere social organezations, in which other affairs have supplanted Christianity. New Orleans will probably establish a rigid quarantine against the othei nnrts nfT.onisiana. in order to prevent a reiDcursi< n of yellow fever, which is now under control in that city. Mrp. Theodore Mize, widow of a New York business man, was shoi through the heart by a highwayman, two squares from her hotel in Chicago, with people all around the neigh borhood sitting on their verandas. Are Von EagaKed Engaged people should remember, that, after marriage, many quarrels can be avoided, by keeping their digestions in good condition with electric bitters. S. A. Brown, ofBennetsville, S. C., says: "For vears, my wife suffered intensely from dyppepsia, complicated with a torpid liver, until she lost her strength aud vigor, aud became a mere wreck of her former self. TheD she tried Electric Bitters, which helped her at once, and finally made her entirely well. She is now strong and healthy." P. B. Speed, druggigt, sells and guarantees them, at 50c a bottle. Yellow fever is being kept down in Knt in tlia olftle it ilCff v/l JCHUO) W?w * ? ? *-.w spreading, and a cenflict with Mississippi over quarantine regulations is probable. Alfred Hemeway, of Boston, in an address before the American Bar Association at Narragansett, takes issue with the pessimistic view of the present age. The arrest of a man named Ralph "Warner is believed to clear up tne mystery of the theft of $60,00 worth of jewels from the Higginson home it; New York. Like Finding Money. Findidg health is like finding money ?so think those who are sick. When you have a cough, cold, sore throat, or chest irritation, better act promptly like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. He says: "I had a terrible chest trouble, caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs ; but, after finding no reliel in other remedies, I was cured by DrKing's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds." Greatest salt of anv coueh or lung medicine iu the world. At P. B. Speed drugstore; 50c and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Emperor Francis Joseph conferred with ministers on the Hungarian situation, but it is not thought that the pioblem has been brought nearer a solution. , The strike at Warsaw has been suppressed and so many arrests have been made that tbe jails are overflowed, prisoners being taken to the forests. ABBEVILLE mmm Abbeville, S. C., Sept.5, 11HJ5. Tbe Abbeville Graded and High School* will begin its exercises on MONDAY. SeDtember 18th. 1905, at 9 o'clock a. m. All teachers are expected to be present by halt-past 8 o'clock. The first TeacherB' iMeetlnK of the year will be held In the office ol the Superintendent at 5 o'olock, Saturday, September 23, i960. Very respectfully, L. W. DICK, Superintendent. Sept. 5,ia05. If .f- v . --V i. J. .0. C ' f .. . . . , Seaboard Air I Sale of Refused, Unclai: Abbeville, S. C., Thurs In accordance with Section 1444 an< Agent, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., ' will be sold at Public Auction at the dep this city, to the highest bidder for Cash claimed and Over Freight. 1. 1-2 bbl cider,O.LJPotts&Co,,Chester ,S.C| o, , i 1 VI-..C w \T Vinhol-I Look, Read, Think and B U Y! THE GRANDEST OPPORTUNIty of a lifetime will now be|given those who wish to secure a home near the flourishing town of Greenwood, S. C. It is near enough to enjoy the advantages of Lander College, Public Schools, Churches and all other advantages of town life without the city taxes. Electric Light plant within 200 yards of the place. The A.M.BLAKE HOMESTEAD consisting of 60S .A_cres, just north west of the city limits has been divided into nine tracts and will be sold for division, M 1 A .1 0 MOipCU. at 12 in., in front of the Court House. This is the finest chance a man of moderate means will have to secure a home so near Greenwood. This property is situated on the road leading from Greenwood to Cokesbury and Ware's Shoals along which the contemplated trolly line will run. There is not a body of land in the Piedmont section which has as little waste land as this plantation. The Terms of Sale will be one-third cash, balance in one, two, three or four years as the purchaser may desire. If purchasers are not prepared to pay one-third down, special arrangements can be made with the legatees who are all of age. LOT No. 1?Situated on Rocky Creek, which never over flows, containing 26 7-10 acres, is property any one should be proud to own. This . ? fan onrOC 1UL illtd tWU auuuu tcu bottom land well set in Bermuda and other grasses, five acres in timber, balance in cultivatable land with a beautiful location for a dwelling. Up the road a few hundred yards we come to LOT No. 2, which contains 32 2-10 acres. This lot has four acres fine bottom land, four acres in well timbered pines, balance in high state of cultivation, with an elevation for a dwelling which over-looks the city of Greenwood. Combine this lot with No. 1 and you have a complete dairy farm. LOT No. 3?Contains 3oj acres, five acres of bottom land, balance in a high state of cultivation. It is bounded by the public road in front and another running the entire length north west. Location for house on this lot equally as inviting as Lot No. 2. LOT No. 4, which contains 62A acres, is a gem, the finest piece of land in the county. Ten acres in oak, four in pines, five in bottom land, which never over flows, balance high state of cultivation. Some Of it makes a bale of cotton to the acre. A good farm house and tenant house, well of good water and a fine orchard Location for dwelling cannot be surnnwprl in the State. Lartre oaks in yard. This place is an ideal country home. LOT No. 5?Consists of 91 2-0 acres, and embraces soil adapted to the growth of almost any crop. This place contains fifteen acres bottom land and plenty timber for all neeris. Two springs, fine pasture land, good tenant house, and three beautiful sites for dwelling. LOT No. 6?Containing 160 acres s the old homestead. Good seven room dwelling, two tenant houses, plenty of out houses, well, spring and orchard. More than thirty acres oak and pine land. Fine pasture and bottom land. This place like No. 5 contains three distinct soils, red clay, sandy loam and black with clay subsoil. What better place do you desire ? LOT No. 7, which joins the homestead contains thirty-five acres all in oak and pine land. Enough wood Cjii place to pay for it. This can be bought in connection with the home place if parties so desire. All these tracts face the east side of the road. LOT No. 8, which contains 81)A aires is one that is all a purchaser could desire. A good spring and spring branch running the entire length of the tract. Fine pasture. Several hundred cords of wood could be sold from this place and still enough be left for the use of the farm. There are four distinct characters of soil represented on this place, suitable for grain, corn, cotton and vegetables. Two nice locations for a dwelling. I LOT So. 9?Contains 75 acres. It has a spring and spring branch running the entire length of it. Fine place for pasture. This is a sandy soil, plenty timber to keep up place. Two good tenant houses and a wellTwo beautiful locations for a dwelling. The above property can be sold as a whoie, or in tracts, privately or at public auction, the latter prefered. Prospective purchasers will be shown il... ~ 1 !f i I."* x* over me piacu 11 uwireu. rur anther information or questions apply to R. P. BLAKE, Greenwood, or J. R. BLAKE, Abbeville. ~L* l uua iiiciuuauuioc, iuio. ?* a, son, Chester, S. C. 3. 1 bed spring, J. 0. Weslin, Chester,S.C. 4. 1 cook stove, J. 0. Weslin, Chester,S.C. 5. 6. 2 bxs household goods, J. 0. Weslin, Chester, S. C. 7. 1 tin can, J. 0. Weslin, Chester, S. C. . 8. 1 corn sheller, 2 pieces, J. 0. Weslin, Chester, S. C. 9. 1 bbl tools, J. 0. Weslin, Chester, S. C. 10. 1 bx printed matter, Buffalo Lick Springs Co., Chester, S. C. 11. 1 bx picture frames, Newson Picture Frame Works, Chester, S. C. 12. 1 bdl wrought iron,no mark.ChesterSC 18. 1 bbl sarsaparilla, 1 bdl 5 plows, 1 bdl 0 wliilllee trees,1 bdl 12 plow iron, no mark, Calhoun Falls, S. C. 15. 1 bx C. fastenings,Rockwell Furniture Co., Greenwood, S. C. ik i liox crroceries, Matilda Holloway, Greenwood, S. C. 17, 1 bdl notions, Matilda JHolloway, Greenwood, S. C. 18. 1 box castings, 0. L. flood, Greenwood, S. C. 21. 1 box dry goods, order notified, Jull Gilreath, Greenwood, S. C. 22. 1 show case,J.L.Davis,Greenwood,S.C 23. 1 box castings, J. T. Chipley, Greenwood, S. C. 24. 1 bbl molasses, J. W. Barrett, Greenwood, S. C. 25. 1 bbl molasses, no mark,Greenwood,SO 26. 5 eks grits, no mark, Greenwood, S.C. 27. 1 bbl salt flsh.no mark,3roenwood.S.C 28. . 1 roll bagging.no mark,Greenwood.SC 29. l case oysters.no mark,Greenwood,SC. 30. 1 bbl Gee Whiz bottled, J. "W. Barrett, Greenwood, S: C. 31. 1 bbl Beerine bottled, J. T. Dozts, Greenwood, S. C. 32. 1 bdl wrapping paper.no mark,Greenwood, S. C. . 33. 1 bag dried fruit, no mark, Greenwood, S. C. > 34. lbxhardware.no mark,Greenwood,SC 35. 1 case oysters,no mark,Greenwood,SC 36. 1 bdl sifters, no mark, Greenwood.S.C 37. 1 sack caps, no mark, Greenwood,S.C. 38. 1 bbl candy, no mark .Green wood,S.C. 39. 1 case stock food, no mark, Greenwood, S. C. 40. 1 bdl roofing paper, no mark, Green-; wood, S. C. 41. 1 W. C. bowl, no mark, Greenwood,S.C 42. 1 case oysters, no mark,Greenwood,SC 43. 1 case oysters.no mark,Green wood, SC 44. 1 iron roller, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Abbe?nu a n i V111W, o. 45. 1 box hardware, J. W. Sign, Abbeville, S. C. 46. 1 crate yokes, J.W.Sign,Abbeville,S.C. 47. 1 sack nuts, J. W. Buchanan, Abbeville, S.C. . 48. 12 plow irons, no mark, CrossHill.S.C. 49. 1 crate picture frames, J. A. Odum, Mountville, S. C. 50. 1 crate picture frames, J. A. Odum, Mountville, S. C. 51. 1 sk plaster, Jno. G.Wham,Clinton,S.C 52. 1 box adv. matter, Birnhard Advertising Service, Clinton, S. C. 54. 1 sk corn, J. W. Hobbs, Clinton, S. C. 55. 1 bdl printed matter, E. H. Brooks, Clinton, S. C. 56. 1 box hardware, W. I. Edwards, Clinton, S. C. 58. 1 box books, Jesse L. Ferguson, Clinton, S. C. 59. l crate frames,WA.Dooley,Clinton,SC 60. 1 bdl backs, W. A. Dooley, Clinton,S.C 61. 1 cose shoe#, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 61%. 1 bx hardware.no mark, Clinton ,SC 62. 1 tool chest, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 62%. 1 case smoking tobacco, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 63. 1 box, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 64. 1 roll bagging, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 65. 1 roll bagging, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 66. 1 bdl ties, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 67. 1 bdl iron, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 68. 1 roll pager, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 69. 1 piece iron, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 70. 1 case tomatoes, no mark, Clinton,S.C 71. 1 bdl tin, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 72. 1 bdl plow handles,no mark.ClintonSC 73. 2 plow feet, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 74. 2 plow feet, no mark, Clinton, 8. C. 75. 9 bdls plow steel, no mark,Clinton,S.C 76. 1 sack grits, no mark, Clinton, S. C. ?7. 1 sack grits, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 78. 1 sack grits, no mark, Clinton, S. C. 79. 1 stove, M. C. Taylor, Whitmire, S. C. 80. 1 box, M. R. Glenn, Whltmire, S. C* 81. 1 box cigars, C, Whltmire, S. C. 82. 1 sign, E. N. Gruesdale,Whltmire, S.C 83. 4 bdls bed ends, J. M. Phillips, Whitmire, S. C. 84. 9 bdls bed rails, J. M. Phillips, Whltmire, S. C. 85. 1 door, E. C. Briggs, Whitmlre, S. C. 86. 1 door, E. C. Briggs, Whitmire, S. C. 89. 1 sack tools, no mark, Carlisle, S.-C. 90. 1 box macaroni, no mark, Carlisle,S.C. 91. 1 bdl Iron bed, order notify, J.Y. Harris, Cheraw, S. C. 92. 1 bdl iron bed rails, order notify, J. Y. Harris, Cheraw, S. C. 93. 1 sewing machine, Cash Buyers Union, Cheraw, S. C. 94. 1 crate bottlos, no mark, Cheraw, S. C 95. 1 case cottolene, no mark, Cheraw, S.C 96. 1 case cottolene, no mark, Cheraw,S.C 97. 1 case cottolene, no mark, Cheraw,SC 98. 1 bdl 5 saws, no mark, Cheraw, S. C. 99. 1 bdl blinds, no marks, Cheraw, S. C. 100. 1 caddy tobucco.no mark,Cheraw,S.C 101. 1 case crockery, J.S.Steen,McBee,S.C 102. 1 box medicine, order notify, J. F. Secrcll, McBoe, S. C. 103. 1 box medicine, order notify, J. F. Seerell, McBee.S. C. 104. 1 box medicine, order notify, J. F. Seerell, McBec, S. C. 105. 1 keg cider, no mark, Bethune, S. C. 106. 1 keg cider, no mark, Bethune, S. C. 107. 1 keg cider, no mark. Bethune, S. C. 108. 1 bdl hangers, no mark, Bethune,S.C. mo 1 JiHl nlrwv hAAttis Tin miu-k T}<> thuno, S. C. 110. 1 bdl plow beams, no mark, Betliune, S. C. 111. 1 bureau stand, no mark, Cassatt,S.C ' 112. l kog cider, A. D.Corbltt,Camden,S.C 113. 1 faucet, A. D. Corbitt, Cumden, S.C. 114. 1 case spice, Nettles &, Wutkins,Camden, S. C. 115. 1 box bread boards, H. E. Beard, Cajaiden, S. C. ;116. I box bread boards, H. E. Beard, Camden, S. C. ' jine Railway. med and Over Freight, sday, Sept. 14,1905. d by direction of the Freight Claim Thursday, September 14th, 190-5, there >otof the Seaboard Air Line Railway, the following articles of Refused, Un117. 1 bdl lightning' rods. Gr. W. Jones' 1 Camden, S. C. 118. 1 box pickle sticks, Vulcan Supply ? Co., Camden, S. C. 119. 1 box pickle sticks, Vulcan Supply Co., Camden, S. C. 120. 1 bdl reaper parts, no marks, Camden, S.C. 12). 4 grate bars, no mark, Camden, S. C. 122. 1 spring, no mark, Camden, S. C. 123. 1 bdl bed ends, no mark, Camden,S.C 124. 1 keg paint, no mark, Camden, S. C. IrtK A #?rn{fnro mfirlr f1fi.1TirlAn.SG XtrtJ. -X XUIUitUlV, uu iww* ?, ?> 126. 1 bdl bags. Schlosburg ?fe Leibman, Camden, S. C. 127. 1 bdl umbrellas, D. Rosenthal, Columbia, S. C. 128. 1 crate empty bottles. James Chemical Co., Columbia, S. C. 129. 1 crate ventilators, T. W. Sharp, Co-, lumbia, S. C. 130. 1 case incandescent lamps,Wm.Perry Elec- Co., Columbia, S. C. 131. 1 crate empty bottles, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Columbia, S. C. 132. 1 case drugs, C. G. Snead, Columbia, S. C. 133. 2 boxes stock food, 0. B. Bidwell,Jr., Columbia, s. C. ~ j 134. 2 boxes stock food, 0. B. Bidwell,Jr., * Columbia, S. C. 135. 1 bbl molasses, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Co- Pi lumbia, S. C. 136. 1 box books, American Publishing ? House, Columbia, S. C. ? 137. 1 box adv. matter, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., ^ Columbia, S. C. A 138.1-2 bbl. cider, O. B. Bidwell, Jr., Co- ' &1 lumbia, S. C. th 139. 1 bbl vingar, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Columbia, S. C. Ti 140. 1 case clocks, Roberts <fc Lougino, J? Columbia, S. C. w 141. 1 box household goods, O.B. Bidwell, Jr., Columbia, S. C. 142. 1 bdl iron, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Colum- (8 bia, S. C. 143. 1 box iron, O. B. Bidwell, Jr., Columbia, S. C. tb 144. 1 bdl bed ends, Agent, Columbia,S.C. b145. 1 bdl 6 sheets iron, H. R. Phinney, Columbia, S. C. 146. 1 bdl school desk legs.H.R.Phinney, a Columbia, 8. C. I 147. 1 bdl castings, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Co- ^ lumbia, S. C. 148. 1 box butter trays, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr.' Columbia, S. C. T 149. 1 box butter trays, 0. B. Bidwell, Jr., Columbia, S. C. 150. 1 crate measures, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 151. 1 crate sifters, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 152. 2 rolls bagging, no mark, Columbia, S.C. 154. 1 roll matting, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 155. 2 scythe handles, no mark, Columbia, S.C. 156. 2 scythe handles, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 157. 1 sash, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 158. 1 bdl wrought iron, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 159. 1 bdl bedding, no mark, Columbia, 1 a r. 160. 1 piece machinery, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 161. 1 box cow bells, no mark, Columbia, S.C. 162. 1 box scales, no mark, Columbia, S.C. . 163. 1 box plow bolts, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 164. 1 bucket axle grease, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 165. 1 Iron kettle, no mark, Columbia,S.C 166. 1 bdl 3 guano horns, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 167. 1 wooden pump, no mark, Columuia, S. C. | 168. 1 Iron axle, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 169. 1 sack bolts, no mark, Columbia, S.C 170. 8 bdls cotton ties, no mark, Colum- j bia, S. C. 171. 6 sacks grits, no mark, Columbia,S.C 172. 4 sacks cotton seed, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 173. 2 bars wrought iron, no mark, Co lumbia, S. C. 174. 1 box household goods, no mark, Co- . lumbia, S. C. M 175. 1 keg staples, no mark,Columbia,S.C 176. 1 box mill rolls, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 177 1 keg tao-, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 178 1 bbl. loom oil, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 179. 1 empty barrel, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 180. 1 box household goods, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 181. 1 box show case, no mark, Columbia, 8. C. 182. 1 box extracts, no mark, Columbia, S. C. 183. 1 bundle 6 plow handles, Howells, Ga. 184. 1-2 bbl. molasses, H. E. Shuteman, Howells, Ga. 185. 9 bundles plow castings, H. &, C., Howells, Ga. J. D. MILLER, 0. B. BID WELL. Jr., Agent. Freight Claim Agent. I Jewelry! Jewelry! ij . I have just received a complete ai line of Jewelry of the very best Yc quality, and at prices which will astonish you. You can get anything that you want in the jewelry doi line from me with a guarantee that fuj the goods will be exactly as rep- JJ0 . 8U resented, ?? c Avomi'tiA mrr e+nnlr vjau. aiiu CAauiiuo iuj ouuuu uui Watch repairing a specialty, c.j J. W. RYKARD.? T *>r. J. A. DICKSON,c? gal SURGEON DENTIST. a \n 30LD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE ancl WORK A 8PECIALTY. I A GOOD PLATE- $8.00 sue AMALGAM FILLINGS 76o and. l.OO mb OFFICE OVER BARKSDaLE'S STORE. Dri . 4 , # . . *"t T N-ft : w. D. ADDIE has open up his business in J. S. Cochran old stand. Bicycle ancl Sundries, Picture Moulding. Yours for business, AA.D.ADDIE. THE "BOSSH COTTON PRESS! SIMPLEST. STRONGEST. BEST The Murray Ginninq system Gins, Feeders, Condensers, Etc. GIBBEJ MACHINERY CO. Columbia, S. C. he State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. robate Court.?Citation for Letters of Administration. iy R. E. Hill, Esq., Judge of Pbobats. XTbereas, Adolpbns Donaldson hatb made ? snltto me, to grant John W. Morrab jtters of Administration of the Estate and reels of Adolpbns Donaldson, Jr., late of ; bbevllle County, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and adnjonlfib _ 1 and singular tbe kindred and creditors of ~~ esaid Adolpbns Donaldson, Jr., deo? that -g ey be and appear before me, In tbe Court of J robate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on jeeday, tbe 12tb day of September, 1905, af? i r publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tbe ; IQUUUU, W OUUTT VUUOU, MS WW/ w ? Wf by tbe said Administration should not be anted. Given under my band and seal of tbe Court. this 29tb day of August, In tbe yeif ZAL.1 of our Lord one thousand nine nan* dred and five, and in tbe I30tb year t of American Independence. 1 Published on tbe 30tb day of August, 05, In tbe Pre?s and Banner and on le Court House door for tbe time required 7 law. R. E. HILL, Judge of Probate. Dsborne ? he Kind that Never Fails, Mowers, ' ? ? : Rakes, * ' - * ir Harrows. J SEE THE NEW OSBORNE T VERTICAL LIFT. THE FIN- - 1 EST MOWER YET PRODUCED. 1 == N ct terms to suit you. Q Abbeville Hardware Co? 1MIEJII HOME! ? E. C. MESCHINE, of the Hermitage Farm, Lowndesville, S. C., retiring from farming, will sell on easy terms, [n Farms of 50 to 100 Acres about one thousand three hundred (1,300) acres, out of the 1,000 acres of the Hermitage Farm. Apply to * E. C. MESCHINE, Hermitage Farm, [ay 3, 1905. Lowndesville, 8. C. DO YOU NEED A fo Mower or Rake P s th la IK SO, CALL AND SEE US AT _ ONCE. WE ARE AGENTS * FOR THE DEERING AND HAVE A FEW THAT WE _ WILL CLOSE OUT AT A RE- * DUCED PRICE. Yours for business, T. & T. M. MILLER. .AAA TELEGRAPHERS" j NEEDED \ mually, to fill tee new positions created by ^ n^o/i on,I Talnoponh I'nmrianlAH Wewant I iiing Men and Ladles of good habit*, to Learn Telegraphy and R. R. Accounting. Ve furnish 75 per cent of the Orators and , ttlon Agents In America. Our Mix schools i the largest exclusive Telegraph Schools Id > World. Established 20 yeaes and enrsed by all leading Railway Officials. , Ve execute a 8250 Bond to every student to 'Dish him or her a position paying Irom 840 ?<i0 a month In States east of the Rocky luutalnp, or from 875 to 8100 a month in ties west of the Rockies, immediately upon iduatlon. tudents can enter at any time. Novacads. For lull particulars regarding any of j r Schools write dlr?ct to our executive of ; at Cincinnati, O. Catalogue free. he MORSE SCHOOL OF TELE6RAPHY. ? iclonatl, Ohio. Buffalo, N. Y. P( nnffl. Hfl f-JiflmRRA. Win ^^ carkana, Tex. Ban Francisco, Cal. tie flneeit candy you ever saw for only 10 to a pound at Dargan's. y ^ lerosene oil at Dargan'o store 18 cents pe! eac Ion. In 5 gallon lots 17 cents. g0( o to Mllford's /or nice, Iresb candy. to J fooden ware In profusion at Dargan's are 110 cents store. sen f you have any second hand sohool books, 08 h as are used In the city and country ools you can dlspo?e of them at Speed's ?Jg Store. U \. .. t *. f' y ' ' ' The Largest and Most Jew* Ever Seen i will soon be on < jewelry establis W. E. JOH] All the new creations wil very latest styles that * utility. Don't vex yon and Birthday Presents, look, yon will see what yon want to pay. Here time to the second. ] fllAnlri fiilvArvarA in til glass that will dazzle yc , Repairing is our spei with accuracy and (lisps < i , 805. 1905; South Carolina College. ?nnr Schools: Arte, Law, Sciences and Teafehers System of Wide Election. _____ 1 Expenses Moderate. V OPENS Jeptember 27th, 1905 f. E. 8HEHEE. i D.A.DEWEY. 1HEHEE & DEWEY. ronsorial Pubis. 3|7E HAVE BOUGHT OUT THE SPLEN* '* didly pqnipped Barber Shop Id the ew Hotel Building, and are prepared to >rve oar oastomera with every comfort and wveoleuce known to the modern toneorlal rt. We have alio elegantly furnished bath jartments. uick and satisictory service la gnaranted to all who will call oo aa SHEHEE & DEWEY. 1 Abbeville-Greenwood MUTUAL j 11 SI R IKE ASSOCIATION. xoperty Insured, $925,000 January 1st, 1904. X7RITE TO OR GALL on the undersigned ' * or to the Director of your Townablp r any Information yon may daalre abon ir plan of Inauranoe. Welnanre your property agalnat deetrtu an by I B(C8 nrn?ns*Mu Ttatmfflffl flAft) mHUiiVWi id do BO cheaper than any Iniuranoe Con. q ^memteVweareprepared to prore toyot at our* 1b the safest and cheapest plan o juranoe known. . E. BLAKE, Jr., Gen. Agent c Abbeville, 8. C. . FEASEB LYON, Free. Abbeville, S.:C. BOARD DIRECTORS. tHm==S& p iV. B. Acker -"Do:oalds ft*. B. CUnkscales ..Due Weit a &?e==iSS|B S t [?to.d.mp 01 i. A. Tennent Lowndeevllle k o Grant .. MftJDOllfi [ *K? Tarrant...- Calhoun Mills i. L. Edmonds ....Bordeaux j. o. Harvey ^ alnut Grove V. C. Martin ....Hodgea I. D. Coleman wSJSXSit fo I. Add. Calhoun^..?..~Wlnety-81x [ M Pavne Klntirds &t f. B.'Taylor Kell0^'hiPnix oseph Lake lev. J. B. Mubc p, . H. Chiles, Jr BrBTr'^ V -L B. Calllson Calllaon m V.M.Outt Klrkneys ar laleb Walton Brooks ibbevllla 8 0., Jan. 18. 1904. *5 lOOB j )LLEGE OF CHARLESTON ~ Charleston, S. C. ^ Di 120tb Year Begins September 29tb. ETTERS, SCIENCE, FNGINEERJNG. hf One ppbolarnhlp giving free tuition to J ih county of 8outh Carolina. Tuition $40. i ?rd and furnished room In Dormitory $10 r? (12 a month. All candidates for admission permitted to compete for vacant Boyce ( -?v. <-a mKliik nov tl nn a T70Q f Cni" Adtn _ ft UmiBU IfB 1TU1UU W1?V <* j * v> vww? ue, addreaa ? Harrlaon Randolph, President. ? do o to Milford'e for Pomperlau Cream. ?; -- " - \ "s*_ 1.? f Elaborate Stock of . 3lry a Abbeville ;:r. " ; v* , l ' ' ' , > ; w - s ' ; \ O iisplay at the ihment of & & CO. N : V< ' "-SWi ? v il be found there. The combine beauty and.. .rself abont Wedding eto. Just come and you want at the price are* watches that keej> f J fancy and ohiaiuOfttaj A '> ' .'j ie latest designs. Cut ? . ' .V ?,: ' ' LM Jj-V li, cialty. All work done I I itch. I I 9 I KILL * COUGH' ?nd CURE TH? LUNC8 Dr.lfog's pw ewwseover* ... /TONSUMtfj&N Prif tnn I nilBUtawl Rno illM 7w?ii?r Surest and Qmckwit Cure Hot all ZHBOAT ana LXmQ TRQVM* UZB, or XOKSir BAOK. Correct "dress The. "Modem Method" lyrteaof high-grade tailoring introduced by L. E. Hayt St Co, of Cincinnati, 0? satisfies good dressers everywhere. All Garment* Made Strictly to Your Meaaure tX moderate prica. 500 itvla of foreign *nd domestic fabrics from which to ehoon. Rnmntod br ' ' II. O. ANDEKSON & CO., Abbeville, S. O. . BUILDING MATERIA] I am now receiving & stock c DOOfiS, C.',' SASHES, BLINDS, FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING nd FINISHING LUMBER, ala SHINGLES, LATHS, LIM?fl CEMENT and HAIR. tome in and let me give you price*. A. G. FAULKNEK TRINITY ST. Opposite A. B. MORSE. . I We are Sole Agents here for Vinol The most famous Cod Liver Oil pit aration kuown to medicine. Contaiiis ALL the medicinal eh lents of cod liver oil, actually takei om fresh cod's livers, but not a dm roil. * Delicious to the taste and recognlza iroughout the world as the greatest STRENGTH CREATOR r old people, weak, sickly wome id obildren, nursiDg mothers and a r a severe sickness. Cures Hacking Coughs, ChronI olds, Bronchitis and all Throat an ung Troubles. Unequaled to oroat 1 appetite aod to make those wh e too thin, fat, rosy and healthy. Try it on our guarantee to retun >ur money if you are not satisfied. Speed's Drug Store. We keep all tbe best aod latest drinks a r op to date Fountalo and tbe best aodi en Id ibis country to dispense It Milford' ug Store. Phone op your ordera and let us (bow yo in quick we will execute tbem. Phone 107. MUford's Drug Store. L, W. White has an Immense stock ofwblt dla linens and Persian lawn at all priosa. )d e of my fine bens was abont dead; I go package of 8peed's Poultry Powder am enched her with a dote of It. it cureo id I can cheerfully recommend It M pnH ntlon and a cure when they are tick an^N iwn. Your? truly. ] - - >