"
WEST END.
Happening* and Incidents of a Week
About the City.
Mr. and Mrs. Draytou Nance of Due West
spent Thursday In ibecity tbe guests of Ali>
W. C. Sberrard.
Mr. and Mre. J. S. Norwood ot Dresden
were in me oily .Saturdnv. Tbey were ib<
tbe guest* oi Mrs. J iaien H. Perrln white Id
tb? city.
Mr*. A. B. Cheatham camth 'ine Tburalaj
from Atauu aiier u lew days stay iu thai
ci'y.
Mrs. J. S. Cith'ran nl Greenville la In the eltj
apendtug a wtme with her hum Mr W. :*>
Coil rati Mra. Colli rau haw been to (Jrren wood f
to aueud itie ujMrr|?^e of tier uleoe Miss Sari- I
Co'brau to Mr. William Kmld. (V
Ml?a (Jrai-esiumb t? ul Lumuo hg i n af er <
pleawant flay wub Mi?a iieta Lyttigoe it
AttHDla.
Mr. and Mrs Horace McAllister apeuL.Sui dav
in '>ue Went me uueata ol Mis. W. W
Ed war da.
jdia. J^aa Prea-ly of Cue W-?t wa? to tb<
Oily laal Ibur-dny aOupfiiij^. 8be apeul a
pari ill tbe day wtih the Miaaea Cater.
Ml** Hanuxh C. Pertlu of Gieenvtle la lo
the cliy cpetid ng a while wliu uer ala.er
Mr*. Oeo Wline.
Mrs L, fci. HuBue I and Master ' nw'a R
iiaw?oi> are in Columbia spend uk Fa Wi6k
with rtl'iitvea.
Mr. J.Atteu Smith outne lt >rne Saturday
from Kocfc tllll wuere He uau uttsu iu uucuu
Bynod.
Kev. Jot-Presaly of Tex?a wan Id the oit>
BalarUoy for a few nour# Mr, Prettily In a sou
of Dr. William Prewly or Due Went and la lu
South Carolina on a vlult to bin home people.
Mr. W. A. Nlckles was called Friday 10 ibt
bed side of bia uncle Mr. Robert Hagen neai
Doe WeaU
Mra. Fred Caaon baa gone to Colombia to
Djoy Fair week. Mr*. Caaon baa a boat 01
frienda In and near Colombia and alway*
looka forward to tbe meeting 01 old ao
Qoalntaaoea.
Mra. Earl C. Page left Monday for Colam
bla where abe will apend a few daya wltb
" "? ** u Ki?fnna anlnv tf\
UQf lliwr An. iUHia uau?? W<v>v tv*H?
her home in Florence.
JrilM Blanche Gary Is In Columbia spend
Ing the week with Mies Louise Bailey. Mls?
Gary, mended the Asternbly ball TuesUaj R
evening. ?
iuchre club. w
Mrs. Q. A. Neoffer entertained the Ladles r?
Eaohre CluD Saturday afternoon at a very
Sieasant meeting. Miss Riggs of Oraogeurg
was the guest ol houor on this occasion. A3
A delightful salad course- was served alter nc
the the game. Mrs. T. Q. White will en
lertain the club at the next meeting.
Miss Annie Bee ol Edgefield is In the clt> W
spending while with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Mabry. i.
Mrs. Eugene Fant of Anderson and bet "
pretty children have been spending some 8j
time with Mrs. Fant's mother, Mrs. L. J. jj
Leslie, near the city.
Dr. J. Lowrle Wilson was in Rock Hill last
week attending 8>no4. Laurens will en W
lertain the (Synod next year e<
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Speer of Monterey n
were In the city shopping last Thursday. V
Mr. S*m Preasly 01 Due West was In town el
for a lew hours last Thursday.
Mrs. U. Q. Tnomson and Master R as sell >
Thomson are spending Fair week In Col una- JJ
bla.' They are the guests of relatives while U
In Columbia, fg
Mr. J. Allen Smltb Jr. and Masters Edward n
and Maxwell smith spent a part of last week "
in Attest*.>. 'J
Miss Grace Hemphill Is teaching the ol
Monterey School. t
The patrons of the school are delighted with
her work and she has won the children com- P
*>i?|Al?i Kn KonaffoKla'monniiP fu
Liitie Mlaa Jennie Mallard baa laaaed x
invitation# to a Birthday Party to be enjoyed
Wedenkday afternoon by a boat 01 ber little
Irlenda. w
Mlaa Neel Edwardi la In Edgefield apend- r
log a while with ber brother Dr. J. G. Edwar
da. P
Mlaa LIIlie Clarke waa In Atlanta aeveral fc
daya laat week vlaltlng frlenda. j
Mra. P. B. Speed and Ura. C. D. Brown w
have beeo elected to repreaent tbe Abbeville t.
Chapter C. D. C'a at tbe Convention thai "
will meet in Job boon In November. ei
Mlaa Kale 4. Harris and Mlaa Emma Har- iB
rlsbavw moved to Mra. Robert Game* tot ,
tbe winter. They have been at tbe Eureka 0'
aiooe coming to Abbeville Irom their home
In Alabama. a.
Mra. W. P. Greetoe Waa In Colombia several r*
. daya laat week on baaineM.
Mlaa Alma Gambrell baa returned to Belloo of
alter apendlng a lew daya bere with ber borne ai
pedple.
Mra Pearl Martin Beokwltb of Orangeburg, W
waa In tbe chy Saturday wltb ber mother
Mra. ttteliz Mra Beck with la apending a while hi
wltb ber bdme people at Maruna M uu ..
Mlaa Ida Mae Brownleeof Antrevllle la In ?*
tbe olty apeudlng a while with ber al8ter Mra. tb
Jobn A. Dickaon.
Mra W. 8. Cotbrao wai called to Edgefield
laat Thnrulav nn aoonnnt of tbe deaih of bei w
sister Miss i,ucretta Bruuson Mlu Brunaon Is fa
well known b? re and wltb sincere regret thai i'
her friends here learn of ber deatb tbe deep*
eat sympathy la extended to tbe latnlly iu
tbelr ud affliction. be
MlaaAgneaPerrln Quarlea died Tbaraday w
morning October tbe niDeteeuib at Ihei.bome
of ber daughter Mra W. D. Sulll van at Tumb- M
ling Shoals. Tbe foneral aervloea were con h<
daoted Saturday afternoon by Rev. J. A.
Brown of Dae Weal ber pen lor while ahe lived a
lh Abbeville of
Mrs. Quarlea waa an earneat and oonalatant te
obrlatlajj, a devoted member of tbe Baptist
ohurcb. f
She leave* live children to monrn her loss ca
Mrs Sue Walker of Atlanta, Mra Ualpbtn, oi oi
Ninety Six, Mre Solilvan, Mr. J. W. Quarlen
of Columbia and Mr. T. P. Quarlea of Abbe- .
vllle. '
Tbe deatb of Mr. J. E. Allen In Alabama bl
waa beard of here with deepest regret. Mr.
Allen lived In Abbeville a number of years .
ago and made a boat of friends bere who ex- tn
tend to bla home people tbelr aympatby. oy
Mrs A. B. Cbeatbam went to Greenwood tw
Monday to rpend some time wltb ber borne 1
people.
Mr. W. O. Templeton came down from Be)- go
ton Monday and spent tbe day bete wltb ber
tnoiucr jail tt , a, icuipimuu.
- - to
DEATH OP DB. S. L. WHAB,
??.
A Prominent Citizen of It* Dies or
Par*)?*!*.
Andefton Daily Mail. Oct. 26th.
Dr. 8. L. Wharton one of the lead- or
ing citizens of Ivs, died at bis home at a
that place at 11 o'clock last night of je
paralysis. He was stricken on Tues- fu
day and lingered until last night, and Wl
was never conscious after being strick- e{,
en. Dr. Wharton was 42 yean of age
and was the son of Mr. Samuel Whar- ve
ton of Corner township, and leaves a Wl
wife who was Miss Mamie Cox of ^
Abbeville. He was a member of the
r A. R. P. Church at Iva, and will be
burled this afternoon at tienerostee
church, beside his kindred.
Revs. A. L. Patterson of Mt. Carmel SI
and 8. W. Hamiter of Iva will conduct
the funeral.
G
Cheap Excursion Kates by the Southern
Hallway.
On account Charleston Annual Gala
Week and Coast Fair Association, ,,
November 6-11,1905, Southern Rail- Fj
way will sell tickets from all points P:
within State of South Carolina, in
eluding Augusta, Ga., at rate of one p
first-class fare plus 26 cents for the
round trip. Tickets sold Nov. 4 to Pj
in innlnsivp. and for trains arrivine ,
.Charleston before noon Nov. 11, witB ^
final limit Nov. 13,1905.
Southern Railway will provide ex- A
tra coaches on all trains into Charles- 88
ton Nov. 5th to 12th, inclusive, and 01
all who wish to take advantage of ^
the exceedingly low rates can do so ,
and feel assured that plenty of room PJ
will be provided. .
For additional information, call on
ticket agents, or address w
R. W. Hunt, D. P. A., P]
Charleston, S. C.
Piedmont Fair, Greenville, S. C., October S8
, 31 to November 2, 1905. F
Round trip rate via Charleston and e<
Western Carolina Railway, one first- ^
class fare plus 25 cents (minimum Prate
50 cents.) Tickets on sale Oct.
30, 31, Nov. 1 and for morning trains cl
of November 2, with final return
limit Nov. 3, 1905.
E. Williams, G. P. A.
105 Acres and Ferry
for Sale or Rent. T
..... vvin D1VPD HIV HITT/Ffinv 1
Or* OA V Aillir-U iw ? I 1*
Lowndesvllle. Apply at Tuoker'i Ferry. ?
Ootober 5,1005. <t * Jw
JLOWNDESYILLE.
Mrs. R. W. Barber and Miss Annie
arber went to Greenville, Monday,
te first, for a feW days stay, the second
ill remain there for Bome time among
dative*.
Mr. E. J Huckabee went to Atlanta
[onday, to buy some horses and
Mr. C. G. McAllister of Latimer,
as up here Monday on business.
Mr. Leon Bell, Telegraph Operator
i Savannah, Ga. came up Monday to
send a few days with his fatber, Mr.
ohn H. Bell and family.
There were four, mountain .apple
'agons in this place Wednesday, loadJ
In part with the usual mountain
roducts, cabbage, apples, chestnuts
tc., brought In every fall and winter.
Old people believe and say, that it is
1st four months from the time that
ie peculiar little insect, the katydid
i heard to halloo whioh takes place
ear the beginning of summer before
roet will come In the fall. The first
ne waa heard this year on the 21st of
une, and sure enough on a corresonding
date this month, there was
)nsiderable frost. For once the the
sign " did not fail.
A few days ago, no little excitement
as caused by the store-room of Mr.,L.
!. Loftis, catching on fire. The
rompt. gathering of a few of our men
>lk, with an application of watej* subLied
the flames, before much damage
m done. In our small town, where
le bouses are scattered, a Are is neith
so alarming nor damaging, as in a
>rger pity where the houses are
'owded. : '
Mr. B. W. Harper one of our resign
t ootton buyers, one day last week
>ught 900 bales of cotton, only a part
'which was bought here, the rest, at
fferent places up and down the rail ad,
the whole costing about $40,000,00.
Mrs. 8. 0. Baker and her bright,
indsome, manly little boy, spent seval
days last week at the home of
leir kinsman, Mr. T. Baker.
Mrs. $anford Watson of Anderson
>me down ^Friday, and was with the
mily of her brother-in-law, Mr. B.
olin Allen.
Mr. Charles Hortou, a Lowndesville
>y of Armory, Mis*, came Friday-and
as the. guest of his brother-in-law,
r. B. W. Collier till yesterday when
j returned to bis western home.
Mr. B, F. Price of Means, was here
iturday looking after his farming fnrests.
Mr. Louis Bell Telegraph Operator
.me up Saturday, and spent the
gbt at bis father's Mr. B A. Bell.
Mr. D. L. Barnes of Anderson, came
>wn yesterday and is the guest of bis
others Mr. A. V. Barnes. '
There was considerable activity, in
ie cotton market here last wftek,
ving to the few points attyanoerfn
ie price perhaps. ' <
Miss Emma Bowmau after spending
me time in Atlanta, came Musk to
)t home here on Friday.
Miss Leila Mo?eley on Friday went
the nioe country borne of Maj. F;
r. B. Nance and stayed till yesterday
enlng. * v
Mr. C. G. McAllister Jr. of Latimer,
as here Saturday on business.
Troupe.
~JL lUUH JL KC XiVr? *
ied Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
rk., "for the relief I got from Buckq'b
Arnica Salve. It cured my fear1
running sores, which uothing else
ould heal, and from whioh nothing
je would heal, and from which I
id suffered for 5 years." It ip a mar
tlous healer for cuts, burns aDd
ouods. Guaranteed at P. B. Speed
ug store; 25c.
Master's Sale..
FATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
fVuinfv nf AhKpvlllp. L
Court of Common Pleas. / . uilford
Cade against Thomas E.
Frith, Sr., and others.?Foreclosure.
By authority of a Decree of Sale by
e Court of Common Pleas for Abjville
County, in said State, made in
ie above stated case, I will offer for
le, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville
, H., S. C., on Salesday in Novem?r
(6th), A. D. 1905, within th&legal 1
)urs of sale the following described
nd, to wit: All that tract or parcel
' land situate, lying and being in
bbeville Couuty, in the State aforeid,
containing Thirty Acres, more
less, ana oounaea dv jonn iviorJi,
James L. Covin and Thomas E.
rith, Jr., known as the "home
ace" of Thomas E. Frith, Sr.
Also, all that other tract or parcel
' land in said State and County, conlining
Fifty Acres, more or lees, the
roperty of Thomas E. Frith, Jr.,
id bounded by lands of Thomas E.
rith, Sr., and James L. Covin.
Also, all that other tract of land in
lid State and County, containing
ifty Acres, more or less, and boundi
by lands of Andrew McAllister,
obert Alexander and others, the
roperty of Joseph A. Law ton.
Terms of Sale ?For cash. Purlasers
to pay for deeds.
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Master A. C.f S. CY
Oct. 14,1905. tf
"Have used one 20 yeara*J
he Iron King.
C. A. Mil ford la receiving every day a very ,
rge and attractive holllday line. Yon will
> well to call and let him abow yon through
betber yon bny or aot. "?
TH
est typ
from p
lli
GEO. WHITE, JR., H.S. HAMMOND,
Proprietor. Manager.
J<" n ]' ; '
Jifl {IP!, j
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We have bought out jj('
the livery business of
Mr. J.S. Stark and will .
^? Kii?inoaa of. t.ha
, ( UV M UHIUVWW w?? v?w 4
. . game stand. We are V
J prepared to do hauling
of all kind. We
also have good saddle
and driving horses.
H. S. HAMMOND, *
Phone 32. Manager, p
: i
Of Real aud Personal,}
Property.
' H
-Br VIRTUE OF THE POWER CON- .."
ferrad In and by the last Will and Testament I of
Mirg. Jane A. Ramey, deceased, I will 'sell I.;'
to tbu bigbest bidder, at Aljbev.Ule C. H.,S;
C., on: 8alesday In November next, the real
estate of said deceased, oonBlsllog of
Four Hundred and Nine <409) f]
! Aires, -./
of laud located live miles sooth of tbe City of
Abbeville. These lands will be sold In three
tracts consisting of 130, 147 and 132 sores, respectively,
plats of wblcb will be exhibited
on day of sale. Also on tbe same day and J'
place, I will sell tbree beads of good work 'j0|
males and a farm" wagon belonging to said tbf
estate. v1'
tfl3
. Term* of Balf?Cash. Purchasers to pay for t>ei
papers. s. on
i L. A. RAMF.Y, '
Oct. 14,1906. Executor. P/
pa
l
r , ..j- pa!
YWe are 8ole Agents here fo> ^
Vinol
$ * * *
"The moat famous Cod Liver QH preparation
kaown to medicine. , ' i
Contains ALL the medicinal eie- b*
ments of cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh cod's livers, but hot a drop =.
of oil. . . '
Delicious to the taste and recognized
throughout the world as the greatest
STRENGTH ,
CREATOR g
for old people, weak, sickly women
and children, nursing mothers and af- lre0
ter a severe sickness. am
Cures Hacking Coughs, Chronic { *
Colds, Bronohitis and all Throat and
Lung Troubles. Unequaled to create be
an appetite and to- make those who ?
are too thin, fat, ro*y and healthy.
Try it on our guarantee to return 001
your Jboney if you.are not satisfied. 50J
' T Ity
Speed's Drug Store. j?
' taa
TIT*. .1 DICKSON. ffi
SURGEON DENTIST. '
GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDGF
WORK A SPECIALTY.
A GOOD PLATE- |8.00
AMALGAM KILLINGS 76o and. 1.00
OFFICE OVER BARKSDALE'S 8T0RF. 0
COTTOJT C
The extensive addition to
our No. 2 Warehouse now
completed, enables us to store ^
fourteen thousand *(14,000) ^
bales under cover without ^
trouble. We are advancing B
* ?/?. ? 1.
money on cotton stored byW
planters and merchants who
prefer not to sell now. Augus- C
ta is a large market with a _
great number of buyers all the
year round.' . ** - C
i DAVlSON'l FARGO, J
C?llonFaovw|, ;4U.GU8TA, OA. . *
( 18/1906.^1! * Be;
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the earth but we do want G
yoa'tg&te otmtfefe at'line stationery. Mil- ani
Jec
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PI1 LUI'. L. I 1 I I \ ' 1 ' '1' ' " 1
E JRON KING STOVE
>e of stove excellence
)iire pig iron, and sho
ireful workmanship,
itli all the itnproveme
3 flues are of 'lie unass
on, insuring the even
bottom oven plate,
;traordinary reputatlc
>akiug qualities.
the medium and chea
rry a full line, and
Dcket book.
guarantee every sto
Our terms will si
leasure in showing y<
SEVILLE HAJ
"THE HOME OF THI
? 1
iieai JCistaie i
for Sale.
T8,Ellis Graydonhas placed
er elegant residence and the
ouse and lot adjoining in my
ands for sale. This is very
Bsirable residences property
sing so conveniently located
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The Kinard house and lot j
as been placed with me for /
Ue at a very reasonable \
rice. V
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fi
. R. S. LINK, i
K COB NOTICE. 1
. I!
o
IS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN "
FROM MONDAY, OCTOBER ,
/ .16th UNTIL SATURDAY, -15
/DBOEMBEB 30th, 1905. : !j
?7? VJ
lie Hate of State, County., School
and Special Tax,' Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Commutation. Tax.
* 'ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
raise supplies for tbe finest year commenog
January 1, 1906, notice Is hereby given
it tbe office or County Treasurer lor Abbele
County will be.open for the- collection of
leB lor said fiscal year from Monday, Octor
16tb, do til Saturday, Deoember 30lh, witht
penatty. There win be added?
V. penalty of one per oeut. on all.uuces not
Id on January 1st, 1905.
l penalty of two pur cent, on all tazea not
Id-on February 1st, 1005.
i penalty of seven per oent. on all taxes not
Id on March 1st, 190o.
ites Per Cent, of Taxation are as .
<; . follows:
Slate Tax .. S^tfillls.
Connty Tax .? 8K i " ' f
Special Counvy (Road) ;... y% " .y.
Sinking Fund. 1 "
School 8 "
Special County (Poor Houst<)44 " '
'[ ' Total...... ! 12% . q
n addition to the above^ a specialtax will '
oollected lor school parposeii as fallows: ' J
Abbeville Special School 5}i'mlllg. '
Abbeville Special R.R. bonds 1% "
Bethel 8
Sharon . f "<
UL>wuucn? mc Ml.
Carmel 1..: 3 ?? .
Wllllog'.on 8 ** .
McCormlck 2 > >'
Dae Weil . ....3, " .
k, poll tax of One Dollar per. capita on all
tie citizens between tbe aire or 21 and 60
in, axcept such as are exempt by law, will
collected.
L commutation road tax of One Dollar will
collected tbe >ame time as otber taxes
m all male citizens between tbe ages of 18
d SO years, except such as are exempted by
v. unless said tax Is puld by first of Marob,
6,elgbtdays work upon tbe publlo blgbways
11 be required under an overseer, If so nqucb
necessary. ..
'axes are payable only In eold and silver
b, United Utates ourrenoy. National Bank
tea and Coupons of 8tate Bonds wblcb be
ne payablfe'dartcg tbe year, 190S. A tax of
jents will be collected on each dog.
lb so few avail themselves of tbe opportnno/
pnylng texts at tbe times and places 1
retofore designated, 1 will discontinue tbe
polmments over tbe County, and collect all ;es
at tbe Treasurer's office.
artlee desiring Information by mall In red
to tbelr taxes will please write before ?
oember 16ib, sutlng tbe location of tbelr X
>perty, and Include postage for reply, and
>se paying taxes by cbeck mast Include tbe
lrge for collection.
W. T. BEADLEY, 1
mreasnrer,
ictober 4,1909. tf
!
alrert & iTieHes
? Headquarters for ?
71lite Hickory Wagons
wensboro Wagons,
,ock Hill Buggies, i
ummer Buggies,
hean Bueeies, ,
[arness, Laprobes, etc. ?
!alvert & Nickles. "
'eb. 24.. 1904 tf *
)op't buy a bHrrel of flour until you have (ji
a ours and beard-our prlcew.?a.^ Link. ct
>l&8Bware at Dargan'a In abundaiA. d<
let our prloes on com. flour, bay, bacon
A meal at A. M. Smith's. tc
lut glass and china .ware for wedding preo- w
la at A.M.Smltb'a*
m
S represent the high.
They are produced
w results of skillful
They are kept up-tonts
and conveniences.
*
jailable "bridge" coni
distribution of heat
thus accounting* for
>n of "Iron Kings" for
... 1 " t
tper grades of stoves
can suit your wants
ve we sell a perfect
lit you, and we will
)u our goods. ,
iDWARE CO.
SS IRON KING." '
Our,'neighbor says, "Get the
[ron King."
imiilTii!
>E. G. MESCHINE,
of, the Hermitage Farm,
' Lowiidesville, S. C.,
retiring fronifarmiqg,' 1.
will sell on qasy terms,
in Farms of 50 to 100 Acres
about one thousand tnree nuo*
dred (1,300) acres, out of the
- 1,600 acre* of the Hermitage
Farm. Apply to J
. E. C. MESCHINE,
* Hermitage Farm,
tfay 3, 1906. Lowndesville, 8. C.
EAAA TELEGRAPHERS >
NEEDED
knntmlly, to All tee new positions created by
tallroadand Telegraph Companies. We want c
.rouDg Men and Lad)ea of good habits, to '
Leai*n Telegraphy v
and B. R. Accounting.
We tarnish 75 per cent of tbeOperatora and
ttatlon Agents In America. Onr six schools
re the largest exclusiveTeleerapb Schools In
be WoblD. Established 3D yeses and enorsed
by all leading Railway Officials.
We execute a 1250 Bond to every student to
rnlHh blm or her a position paying lr<>ni $40
rr S60 a month tn States earn of toe Rocky
fountain*, or fiom 975 to $100 a month Is
Itatea west of (he Bock us, immediately upon
radnatlon.
Studentt can enter at any lime. Novaca- j
Ion*. For loll particular* regarding any of 4
or Schools write dtnct to our executive ofce
at CliclDnaU, O. Catak gaefree.
The MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.
'lnclnnatl, Ohio. Buffalo, JH. Y..
Ltlanta, Ga.; -- LaCmue, WU.
'exarkana, Tex. San FrancUoo, Cal.
WING MATERIAL
b
- I am now receiving a stock ol L
DOORS,
SASHES, ' '|J
BLINDS, . FLOORING,
n-pTT TM/1
XHAJLJJJ.il
SIDING
nd FINISHING LUMBER, also
. SHINGLES, LATHS; LIME,
CEMENT and HAIR."
Jome iu and let me give you prices.
A .G. FAULKNER,
. .. ; TRINITY; ST. <
Opposite A. B. MORSE.; - .vf.i'j M.'.
-r-rrr*? ^ '
; DO YOU NEED A ' ' .
Mower
or Rake ?
IF 80, CALL AND SEE US AT. .
ONCE. WE ABE AGENTS ."
.FOR T^E ; DEERING ATO
f HAVE A FEW TflAT WE
WILL CLOSE OUT AT A REDUCED
PRICE. ,;
Yonrs for bualnesfi, <
T. & T. M. MILLER.
"Takes less fuel"?The iron .
[ing.: ' '
W. D.; ADDIE"
n
has open up his bus- J
iness in J. S. Cochran old
stand.
Bicycle and m
Sundries,
Picture Moulding-.
A '4 Yours for business,
W.D. ADDIE.,.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded day or ??
Ight at Mllford's Drag Store.' : 811
"Tbe druggist rooms over tbe store." P1
If you have lo wrlte-a great deal s Wateran
Pen will save you time and trouble. aI
oce filled and Its over. Sold at Mllford's ri
rug Store. * '
Its about time to repaper tbe bnuse, you
111 fliid wall paper In great variety at Milrds
Drug Store. " . A
We bave had a wonderful sale on our 1
uban Annex Clear, It is a good straight 5 ?l
int cigar and those who smoke It once will A
j so again. Sold only by C. A. Alii ford. .
I want all the children to come to my store aI
>r school supplies. I have everything they
ant, books, pencils, pens, tablets, etc. Is
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None Better9
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REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.:
.: Satis&otory work guaranteed or
: i your money back. Always here
and at vour service. ?
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President: Vlcs-Prsrtdsat: Oukltrt .
F. B. HABBI801T. P. B. SPEBD. J. H. ItaP&S. - <*
Board of "Director* ? F. B. Harrison, P. B, Sfreed, John R.
Hake, O. A. Viaaneba, John A. Harris, R. M. Haddon, A. K. Watson, Lewi*
V. Parker, W. P.Greene.
w*solicit your bpsineM and are prepared to handle
< it safely and cooierTatlvely.
We are in position to make you loans, and to pay interest on deposit!)
when placed In
, Our Saving's Department.
^bbevilleLnmber Company,
ueaiers in
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Shingles, Lime.
Best Portland Cement, full barrel, $2.50.
Just received three cars Shingles, from the cheapest to the very
est. Car of Doors, Sash arid Blinds just in. Two cars' Dressed
.umber on hand.. Flooring, Ceiling and Siding.
Get our prices and we will do the rest?viz: Sell YOtX?\
1BBETILLE LUMBER OO;
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OFFICERS. DMKTOW.
Si Q. Thomson, H. Q. Anderson,
S- IG. TH0M80N, Preeitlent. G. A. Neoffer, C. C. GsmbreU, :
A. NEDFFER Vice-President. Vf. E. Owens. C. 8. Jones,
; ' ' R.^E. COX, Cashier. r J. S. Stark, Ed.Ketoeifc,
Jonn A. Harris.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Tablets Pencils
Ink
General School Supplies.
Speed's Drug Store.
? DR. G. E. CALVERT,
L HE HOME OF THE LATE a. W. COCH SUEGEON DEBTT1ST. I
,n, containing :
1fiiv A At Dr. Killingsworth't office. I
lOU A C l . Angost 18.1905. U I
wentj--five (25)acre? in bottom Imul. 8ltn- nriTPIT vnirrnv I
ed three,miles from Abbevllie C?nri House DliMAL flvTIUJb I
'""' "IWocmo. Dr. S. 0. Thomson,
, i . * noiun.M.C. OFFICE DP-8TAJB8 OH MOILWAIM
or C M. Coctiruu ou Comer. Abbeville. B. a
DR. J. IlMClvLLsT /* M" J^1CKIi?8'
Surgeon Dentist. a* ^aw'
<? /t . n ni - Abbeville, S. C.
fflee over C. A. Mllf.rd'a Drug Store, oactwllh w. ^
See oar display of cot glass In oar show ^
idi,< Tbey are unique and elegant In do- We have the largest and finest assortment
<n and finish. Well salted for Wedding oi saddles In the county, don't toll to oall
enen ts. A. M. Smith. ?D<1 lhem &?fore you bay. A. M. Smith.
The ladles will find It paje tbem to ex- When yon see " Avery" on a plow you arc '
nine our carpet samples, art squares and getting tbe best that can be made, sea onr
igs before boylDg. A. M. Smith. line of Avery t wo horse plows and Mid 1*
? ? of breakers. A.M. 8mlth.
nog raiporu win uuu ?" ? . , . ,
eda at our store. Rice Me#), Bran, and Get our prices be/ore buying yoar nour.
ran and Bborta, Corn Ac. get oor prices. A.M.Smith.
. M. Smltb. See onr assortment of pictures and frames.
3ee us be'ore buying Flour, Meal, Bacon, You will be astanlsbed at tbe prioes. A. M.
i?ai, Coffee 4o for your winter supply. Smith.
. M. Smltb. | Varnlsb, stain*, paints and olla In any
North Carolina Wool Blankets, all sizes quantity at Muiord a Drag Store.
id prices. A. M. Smltb, Candy, candy. Fresh every week, of any
Buy your underwear from us, we have a *1*? y?u want at MUford'a Drag Store.
.rger stock than usual and tbe prioes are Glass, glass. All sizes and shapes. At Ml)*
ght. A.M. Smltb. ford'a Drug Store.
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