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i I The Press and Banner So I i fron Bv W. W, and W. R. Bradley, Zl \ HUGH WILSON, Editor. ^ ABBEVILLE, S. C. go^ I dars the ! 4t#-Publl8bed every Wednesdp at t'2 a .. 1 year in advanoe. ea 1 Wednesday, April 25, 1906. rIhLk' In the A. R P. Church. 1)011 , Rev. E. B. Kennedy of tbe Associate Rep formed congregation, and Rev. J. C. Stalve ol \y tbe Long Cane Presbyterian congregation, mec exchanged pulpits last Sunday morning. vlll, Mr. Sblvesald that It was a great pleasure ?. K?m ohhpcoq fh? ARKnr?i?!fl Reformed Presbyterians, and be was quite sure tbat tbe Tt members of Long Cane congregation would reqi be equally delighted to bear tbe pastor of this met : '? congregation. His expressions made a a g< pleasant beginning of tbe day's exercises. io o Mr. Sblve read tbe parables of tbe lost olbi silver, tbe lost 6beep, and tbe return of tbe nelj prodlcal son, and tbe preacher In his sermon pen associated tbem together as going to show ?/ onr Saviour's love for even those of us who bad wondered from tbe path of righteous- Al ness. Tbe aot of tbe woman who searobed cott tor tbe lost piece of sliver, tbe shepherd who 100 left tbe Dlnely-and-olne to look alter the sooi missing sbeep, and the return of the prodigal d were all of a kind and were Intended ti to teach a lesson as to tbe love of tbe Qood pog( Shepherd for tbe loet sbeep, to lmprees upon ' , u? tbe fact of bis love for even tbe most way '< ward nons of tbe Father. He Bald our Sa- Tl ' Tlonr was the Good Shepherd. He pat the leai little lambs In bis bosom and the old sln' . steeped sheep be pat on his back and carried them safely Into tbe fold again. Tbe preach- W, er seemed to think bis bearers might be a judge, each In bis own case, as to the parity of bis heart as well as of bis acceptability Km with tbe Father; that wltblo as was tbe proof of oar spirituality. As he anoounoed tbe different Psalms, ex- Tl cepl at the last, be loformed tbe congregation ^ . In whose praises we would sing tbe Inspired Wet word! of David. ble Durlog his sermon be repeated a beautiful Presbyterian hymn, which, at least one rou member of the ooDgregatlon would baye been Tl ; Kl?d for the choir to sing. Tbe preacher addressed his prayers to "our mai : Father our God," and during bis utterance ol ibe tbe petition be asked "God's spirit" to bless and to keep us. jlre ' * In hU natural tone Mr. Shlve has a cultl- M vated voice and blB enunciation was olear u"' and distinct. He 1b a good reader of the of l&v Scriptures. far i Tbere are some sermons that. In our ^j thoughts?not audibly expressed,?to which ocri we feel like we oonld add a prragrapb or two. "cei Pff' j', i yD p Q In the story of tbe return of tbe prodigal son, ?e)( I and bis weloome back home; tbe companion not - parable of the return daughter wbb not read 11 It Is not In tbe Bible, and. of course !t could not be read. wbc Tbe prodigal son Is welcomed back to tbe llle y ' .hearts and homeof bis nearest kindred, and be may sometimes be allowed tbe choicest nom * place In tbe holy temple of our Lord. But *01' wbat about tbe prodigal daugbtei? Preach yourself tbe balance of tbe sermon under totl |fe" this beading. 'B?1 And tben when the preacher was speaking of tbe witness of tbe spirit, we could not <>t tl i help from thinking that a few bonest doubts V as to our own worthiness was perhaps better .?n?d " ' * Wll rp| |- loan a aecepuve unuriiuue oi uui ?uuc(iwuii, ity with tbe Father. As we understand, sal- lie? bit vatlon for the bestof dp, Is attained whollj iba r? as a matter of grace. Not because of our own con Sj*ri' forgiveness for our own 61ns. "fe Mr. Bhlve Is doing a good worfc at Long f Cane. The peoplelove him and bis Influence moi ? -! for tbe good of both tbe church and the ^ people, even aB Mr. Kennedy's labor and to > fv, ' Influence la good for tt e people and tbe we church at Abbeville. tba tern m tbe w The Vaccination Outrane. orgi Tbe Fort Mill Times reports email pox at ute Plnevllle, and says that the authorities bave used moral force to compel objecting citizens anu to sabmltlo vaccination. As those who are ^al vaccinated are Immune to small pox, and a* pei i . < oloy those who reluse to be vaccinated are oft |r susceptible to tbe disease, we see no reaton 01 F Justice in requiring tbe citizens to be vaccl- ?tbc nated. Only those who are willing to take and chances can have small pox. Wbere tben |?^ is the consistency, of compelling one man to \yl; be vaccinated against unall pox, while hU ibe neighbor can maintain a pig pen and expose him to fever. vai, Tbe proper tblng for the authorities to do A is to look alter tbe sonitary condition of tbe back lot*, and let alone those who willingly nes take chances at small pox. line Tbe next thing anybody knows some enterprlBlng physician will be wanting to vacl- and nate little hollow chested, weagen faced ibli barp nosed boys against oigarettes. Except tbe cry against vaccination notblng like Is more preposteroos than tbe cry against cole clgarelta. Cigarettes removes boys of 11N ??y shaped bodies and weak minds, so that they ibti may not perpetuate their kind. And so it Is, tbe that cigarettes are a great benefator of the p"}|( human raoe. me Tl Sec fe v . - flft< Wrong;. s?n tba President Roosevelt proposes a tax on tbe coa ioberltsd estates. We are surprised that a Sec man like Roosevelt would discourage Indus- frle try, honesty and thrift by levying a tax on to * ?- o^xtk na?Allna rePI It. xne receni wanmo iu ouulu againut the property of people who, by good j,f,, Judgement, economy and energy accumulate* *nd money, Is not entirely different from Mr. Roosevelt's proposition to grab from a man's Qeet ' children at bis death part of his savings. deri Thoughtless but well meaning persons In rtllI)1 South Carolina, would appeal to the sympa- era thlea of those who spend their money as last i as tbey make It. by attacking those who save their money. I??' Why tax one man more tban another? We all eDjoy the same protection of the law B1 People who save their money, as a rule, do not put the Slate to expense In punishing rare r? them lor unlawful deeds. The orlmlnal class 1 cost much In expenses, but when taxes aie beE, to be levied they pay but little and clamor wit for the confiscation of the property of their not law-abiding neighbor. The man who spends his money Is the rea I Ci tax dodger. The man who saves his money B.af supports the government, and maintains the ^ courts for the criminal class. wit E " ma; m t'ch Income Tax. Ten The atiorney general has given an opinion In whlbb be holds that the salaries of state dep< officers are liable to the income tax. How Gi \ one law tfould fix a Governor's Balary at \ ?3,SCO, and how another law oould confiscate fare \ a part of that sum so that the officer would and \ actually receive less the amount fixed by law Is not plain to the average layman. To tick tax our oftlcei'8 salaries is no more Just than 8.0 would be the taxing of State or County bonds. The State certainly has no equitable a right to tax the bolder of Its own bonds. O.1* Klulo oh.mM hiv? rttte COIIJK O pJU( more rlgbt to confiscate or repudiate its debt wltl tban any otber debtor. Ai Neither luxation of State bonds nor the ? taxation ofsalerles appear to be either eqult cem able or Just. It the State promises to pay Interest on Its debt It should pay honestly and fully as any otber debtor. If It promises salaries to Its servants It should pay the Tt money -In full. Kett ?- ? Dry love The Blaoksburg Cbrontcle is one year old, ^ Afaprightly child of which Blacfceburg may be Qua proud. loiy Stra>*><l Off. me blind tigers from Anderson strayed i home oDe day last week. The varmints ! caught in Lowndesvllle. And to tbelr ! ors they paid a hundred dollars each for benefit of Abbeville Counly. . st week a man lORt his satchel in Montery, Ala., containing half a million doli. It is a matter of pleasure to note that loss did not fall upon one of the country ors of that State. ghty Insurance Companjes carried fire s In San Francisco, and it Is estimated each will be able to pay its part of the cies. hither regarded from an editorial or a hanical standpoint, or both, the York3 Enquirer is an ideal ntwppaper. le Greenville Herald says the city council lires sewer connections and the abandonit of surface closets along the sewer lines. :>od law and one which should be enforced ther towns than Greenville. Those who Brwise warn to imperil the health of tbelr ;hbors might get a hog or two in a little nd pow they say that China will not boy, our cotton goods. The merchants make muoh profit in dealing with American ds. le Spartanburg Journal seems to be op ed to lynch law?in Springfield, Mo. I tie Edgefield Cbronlole seems to have a ling against the dispensary. ITH THE NATIONAL D.A.B.'S np Shots from the Great Hen Convention. Washington, D. C., April 22.1906. tie National Convention of tne Daughters be American Revolution was In setslon e Thursday, Friday and Saturday or last ik. Having a paying lcterest In tbe bumranks nt this organization tbrougb ibe king officer oI my own household, in comy with a Congressman, I ventured timorsly to peep li? on this ben Convention, tie Convention was held In their new ball ich lain process of completion Internally. 9 a magnificient structure ot pure, white rbie, covering a apace about three fourtba s ze of oar public square, and situate ut two blockB from tbe Corcoran Art (iair, on the same side of tbe street, and In ictlon of the River. any a show that calls for honest coin Is ' ie beside this one. I II UOLIO, auu t?i? VI uvruv .hose seen here, that scratch torallvlUK, out In the haunts of the Whlppoorwlll. a entering the hall we saw, heie and there, 1 solaied spectator of the other sex, like selves, perched high above the stirring ies, silent cowered, bewildered. There < > such a cackllDg, bowleg, and fluttering | as we had hever heard, but we dare i join the chorus, 1 je Presldeni General of tbe organization ( i Mrs. McLaw of New York; and each le has a Vice President General most ol : >m were present. The first evening we ' mded, tbe exercises consisted of sbori ches from eaoh of these forty odd Vice f Udents General. Tne programme was ethlDg like this. The President General ild call tbe name of one ol tbe Vice Presi- J is General, and designate pages, young ? appointed for tbe purpose, 10 escort ber , lie iront of tbe stage. Ibis dignitary was 1 . by tbe President General, and with ped hands, held blgb, very mucb like the ] elite fasblon was escorted to tbe front ae stage. They bowed to eacb otber and both bowed to tbe audience, tben the 1 ed worthy wai left to stand alone, say her little speech. . le speeches, where tbey ran as far as onr ' ring, ran very much thus: "It Is witb logs of deepest gratitude that 1 rise to ( nk this convention for the great honor < terred on me. It shall be me effort of my < to uphold tbegieat work In wblcb we are aged"?tben another bow, and a descent 1 n the glitter of the llme-llgbt to the com ' u ranks. Occasionally tue programme 1 varied by a spasm of dramatic elocution. 1 avlng beard agalu and again tbe purpose ; uphold and continue the great work," listened breathlessly for some spell bind- 1 orator to drop a bint of tbe character of \ t great work ; and though we did not at- < d all tbe meetings so for as Information , re goes, we are still In ignorance. 1 'e gather, irom contact with our local i - ? !/??% <Kot fhfl nnrnACo In In nornofn. in marbleaod history the great deeds ui 1 fore fathers, and to keep alive the fires ol 1 rloilem, as the generations move further t further from tne time ol actual partlol- , loo. This 1b most praiseworthy, and we 1 mend our noble women for tbelr work. * hups this too Is the underlying purpose t be National Organization, at any rate, it , pity they bad not said so. , tme carping uncharitable spectator of tbe ' er ?-ex might be mean enough to go away ? 1 say that it was simply an opportunity , ibose who love tbe popular gaze to step , > tbe limelight. Perish the thought! 1 at! Ride hundreds of ml.es, and some ot 1 m thousands ot miles to tatlsly a whim of itty? Never; women are made ot sterner IT. Tell Ibis to one who believes women ^ . but not to this deponent. bird's eye view of tbe personnel of tbe con ilon might be Interesting. There were : sw young girls wbo still bad tbat freih- ' ? of head and face that engages tbe masou- e > eye ; there were those of an earlier date t ase faces bore lines of contempt for tb scullne kind; and there were those maids ( [ matrons, some very stout, some very i i, stoat predominating, wbo bad , itbered tbe siorm of years with or with this InslgnlflcaDt qoanty man. January i May was bedecked with flowers and i >r8, all unconscious of tbe unreasonable , trast. ne strange, unusual and unaccountable ner konnanofl Hnrinnr I ho nlnaino hnnto n f convention. The Harmony ol the meetwas broken by a rupture between the Bldent and a member, in which all tbe mbero, more or less participated, be refractory member was a Recording < retary who bad served the association for | sen years. Tbe trouble was over receiving ie report; tbe President General ruling j t tbe report should be received without j lment. To a protest from, tbe Recording retary the President General made tbe j pie answer that she bad ruled. Mutual nds asked that tbe question be submitted tbe professional parliamentarian. Tbe < )onse came again I have ruled. While we ] leve tbe custom Is to submit doubtful rul- < 9 to the parliamentarian, if there Is one, tbe absence of suoh an officer, to tbe bb- i ibly, It was of course lmpioper here, tor President General was tbe President jeral, and she bad ruled. Crisp, Relti, Hen- , son and even Unole Joe might err, being ply men; not so with tbe President Gen* I. I w Rate Excurgiona via the Seaboard Air Line Railway to Irmlrebam, Ala. Account General Con- ' ince Methodist Eolscopai Church, South, y O IU o uuo i, isn/v. uuuuu tup into uuc i plus 25 cento. Dates of Hale April 30, May id 2,1906, wltb final limit June 8.1906 xtenslon of final limit to June 30,1906, may obtained by personally depositing ticket u tbe Joint Agent at Birmingham, Ala., e?rller tban April 30. nor later t-ban June < K)U. aud upon payment of fee of SO cents at | lme of deposit. aattanooga. Tenn. Account Southern i >tlst Convention and Auxiliary Societies, I y 10-15,1906. Round trip rate one fare pius i :enU>. Dates of sale May 8, 9 and 10,1906, i b final limit 10 days from date of sale, xtenslon of flqal limit to June 15, 1906, I y be obtnlned by personally depoMtlDg 1 :et wltb tbe Joint Agent at Chattanooga, ] n., not earlier tban May 8, nor later tban I ays from date ticket wai purchased, and < n payment of fee of 50 cents at time of i oslt. reenvllle, S. C. Account General Assem of the Preubvterlan cburcb In tbfi United les, May 17-26, 1906. Round trlp^-aie one plus 25 ceuts. Dates of sale May 1-1, 15 16.1906, wltb final limit May 31,1906. xtension of final limit to June 15, 1906, f be obtained by personally depositing et wltb the Special Agent at Greenville, ..not earlier tban May 14, nor later than ( f 81. 1906, nod upon payment of lee of 50 < t* at time of deposit,. ugus'a. Ga. Account Grand Lodge, 1. O. 1 '. of Georgia, May 22 27,1906. Round trip >, trora points In Georgia only, one fare i 25 ct-nin. Dates of sale May 20-21 and 22, j i dual limit May 80.11)06. aguKta, G>. Account Grand Lodge, K. of ! I Georgia. May 16-17,1906. Round irip rate < n points In Georgia ouly, one rare plus 25 ' k. U-te of sale May 14, with final limit , 20. 110U. I le Smith Dry Goods Co. are constantly I lng In new and attractive merchandise. < ie lace curtain department at the Smith Goods Co.'s store Is bubbling over with . ily lace ourtalns. ie Smith Dry Goods Co.'s store Is head' rters for the Centemerl fcld gloves, both . ; and medium style*. * - - Y . _ WHERE THE COTTON OEOWS. South Carolina'!* Contribution to the Crop of the Great Nlaple. Laurens -10,877 Union 18.711 Greenwood 28 917 Saluda 21.460 Newberry 86,808 Chester 25,116 Fairfield 27.111 Lexington 18,112 Richland 10,150 Kershaw 19,512 Orangeburg 8".896 Sumter 40.46S Lee 36,560 Darlington 31,428 Clarendon 85 971 Florence 28.92S Williamsburg 26.184 Oconee 15,103 Pickens 15.062 Greenville 36.168 Spartanburg 55 535 Cherokee 13,764 York 36 930 Lancaster 20 675 Chesterfield 14.992 Marlboro 39.582 Marlon 42.893 Horry 9.622 Georgetown f,319 Berkeley 17,491 Dorchester 9 657 Charleston 7 677 Colleton 14. ISO Beaufort 6 518 Hampton 19 227 Barnwell 48.256 Bamberg 24.167 Aiken 35 274 Edgefield 26 023 Abbeville 84 840 Anderson 64,189 Died. Acrll Inf. little Albert Hugh, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Hamlin. He was a remarkable child, loo pare lor earth aDd ripe lor heaven. They had a sod, a first sweet sod. His age I cannot tell; For they reckon not by years aDd months Where he bat gone to dwell. To them for twenty anxious months, His ln'aDt smiles were given, And theo he bade farewell to earth And went to live In heaven. We cannot tell what form Is his, What looks be weareth now, Nor guess how brlgbt a glory crowns His shining seraph brow. But they know, for God bath told them This,?that be Is oow at rest, Where other blessed lofaots be On their Saviour's loving breast. A Relative. LANDER DISTRICT SUMMER SCHOOL. Excellent Faculty Seleoted, Tbe summer school for Abbeville, n??AnmA/\rl T.011 rnnfl AJotrhoi ru on/4 yrrccurr vaajj ajhuivu^i a* w n wwi i j uuu Baluda Counties will be held this year at Lander College in Greenwood. A strong faculty of eight experienced instructors under the leadership of Mr W. H. Hand of Chester, recently elected as assistant professor of Pedagogy iu the University of South Carolina, has been elected. The following is a list af the faculty with their subjects : W. H. Hand, S. C. College, Superintendent and Instructor in Pedagogy. E. L. Hughes, Greenville City School-, Illustrative Geography. B. E. Geer, Furman University, English. A. Mason DuPre, Headmaster Wof"ord Fitting School, Mathematics. W. E. Black, Saluda Public Schools, Physical Geography and Physiology. H. B. Dominick, Fountain Inn Pubic Schools, History and Civics. Miss Hattie Goldsmith, Greenville Jity Schools, Primary Methods. Miss Mary McGhee, Lake Forest Dity Schools, 111., Sight Singing and Normal Training. " The sessions will be held in the Lander College building where there ire excellent equipments, lecture rooms, a library, an auditorium seatng 1,000people, parlors, dining room, md dormitories. The price of board -in ? aio f.?n rruA?A :ase closea, pernaps who inn inenuon, iuen, jpon part of culprltB not te do bo any more. Troupe. Tothe Mrmben ofthe Womno'i I'.M. Society of Cokehlmry Dlntrlct. As the years work has just closed, r thought I would let you hear from :>ur District through the papers as it will be some time before I can writ0 to all the Societies. We have more than raised the Pledge, for the support of our five South Carolina Missionaries. The 3. C., Conference has raised tbis year. ?10.249.50. Of this amount our own District raised for expenses fund. $77. J2, for Bible YVomau's fund $60-00. for Indian Missions $21.07, for Training School $24.44, for Lectureship $36.36, for Dues $641.55, making total of i;l,353.86. Thanks to all for your good work and co-operation, in making the years work, a success. M. B, Owens. April 24th, 1906. Abbeville, S. C. J .... ?- t . 1I tVlll pe $14 lUt tuo 1UJI rcooiuu, lucic ire accommodations for about 115 aoarders in the College building. Arrangements will be made for others in private homes near by. Those who ivisb to engage board in the College tbould engage rooms in advance. Ar'angements will be made for a series of iddresses by prominent educators in ;bis and other States. A notable event will be the address by Preston W. Search, author oi "The Ideal School," in educator of national reputation, who comes to this State for a series of ectures at the State summer school at Winthrop College. Furtherannouncements of the school ivill be made within a few weeks. Meanwhile it is requested that all eachers make their plans to attend his echooi. Special rates are beipg irranged with the railway systems enering Greenwood. The date is placed ?arly in the summer, so that teachers nay have a full vacation after the ichooi before the opening fall work. The local Secretary will answer any nquiries addressed to him at Greeuwood, S. C. LOWNDESVILLE. LowDdesvllle. April 23rd, 1906. Hod. J. R. Blake of Abbeville Coart House same to lhl? place Monday and wan the juest ol Mr. J. M. Hurkabee for several days. Mr. Jas. T. Baekln lost a valuable horse Monday night which is a very serlout loss lust at this time. Mr. W. A. Brozllle of Anderson was In this place anu cumiuuuiij jur tt aay or iwo iuhi Mr Charles Smltb of Cokesbury, spent a lay or two, last week at she bouse of big sod law, Prof. F. W. Moore, Prlnolpal of the High 3chool In this place. Tbere is an old colored man, Jim Clinkscales h.v name, living on one ol Hon. I. H. McCalla's places, wbo was quietly In bis bome one night last week, wben some enemy outside In tbe dark, put a load of sbot Into blm. Wblle be Is painfully burt, tbe chances for blM recovery are good. Dr. J. D. Wilson is giving tbe necessary attention to tbe case. Miss Annie Barber went to Greenwood Wednesday and spent several days in attendance npon tbe cboral festlcal, and upon ber return a very enjoyable time. Tbere was a social gathering of our young people at tbe bome of Hon. Jobn C. Lomaz Thursday nlgbt. Miss Montague Huckabee went to Latimer Saturday evening to spend a few days with (be family of ber grandfather, Mr. James A Hawthorn. It Is getting quite dusty. Some rain would be of service. Cotton seed and corn planting Is being pushed as rapidly aa could be expected ; some are through with this Important part of farm work. Mr. James Fisher, whose duties as dispensary constable take blm to several places, McDormlck among them, was at that place Monday morning, boarded tbe train from Augusta ind saw several boxes of "contraband" directed to pe-sons at this place. He came on Here and had tbe parties, negroes to whom It was dliec ed, arrested and brought before Magistrate J. G. Huckabee for trial, were aeavlly fln6d?paid by their employers, aDd Wilson, H Spring K The Markets have been search skill and experience can selecl jUnnnifnont ctnplf III lllluu OIUuR which we submit to your appr 1 our first consideration. We es; ? - CN organdies, Voiles, Collars, Shoes and Oxfords. The Irving Drew Shoes in/ the higher prices There are no better made. "The Star Brand" in the cheaper line. Specials for ^ 36 inch Black Taffeta, warranted to wear, stamped on selvedge, price $1.00. Monday 89c. 36 inch Black Peau de Soie, $1.00 quality. Monday 89c. Umbrellas and Parasols. $1.25 quality, Monday $1.00. $1.50 quality, Monday,$1.29. $2.25 quality, Monday $1.89. ^ $3.00 quality, Monday $2.69.' We have these in colors and in black. Wilson, Hen] Xotlre. En Doubtless all of our people know of the Th? lour nor? prejHlug Deeds of ihe famine sufferers In , . ? Japan. They appeal to as for help. All con- n IS Kellgious H tribiitlons for fbi? cause will be received by juforillS US fhat Dr. P. B. Speed, < r by Dr. U. A. Mllford. and , p?stpr : will be promptly forwarded to tho?e bavins j r ' the matter In charge. theology and pi Let us lend a helping hand. lians. Persians, (Signed) E.B. Kennedy. among all of wl , , , emblem of the i All the free cigars given away to knock out ?uPr6QJe diviDil Speed's cIdco'b ko op In smoke, and tbe boys by Ibe Ji<gyptia go back after oinco's. , of the retfovati Many Imaginary 1U? can be remedied If you ibe deluge Tl Till only nop smoking mean cigars and .. ?J. * smoke Speed's clnco's. More truth than poe- 111 lue ^"Cuni try in this. ture from tbe It A llmlttd quantity peas and caue seed at used in the feae J. K. Glenn's. Also beans, seed corn and part of the furti other garden seed. [he pa,chal ,, ' have certainly n a n i? retaining the e State of South Carolina thought above COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Egyptians thou probate court. bieroglyphical Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts- resurrectioc. ol Butler Fair as Administrator of Estate of James Fair Dececased Plaintiff. lain a long whi against jy extinct, is Ella Fair and Amelia Fair, Defendants, marvelous thai iKflDi.nhotfl IiotToH n/onlrl h In acoraancce wun an uruoi m . lv,. ~ Court I will sell at Public Ontcry at Abbeville thing to the ful CourtHouse, on Saleday In May,l906,next, for the Author of ] the payment of debtp, the following described reanimate Ibe ( real estate belonging to the estate of James It ia clear tha Fair, deceased, situate In said State and and the Greek ( County to-wlt: Tbe Interest of t be Estate o as emblematica tbe said James Fair (being one halftbeYeof In both of ihesi In all tbat track or parcel of land situate ly times the CUStol lng and being In Abbeville Townnhlp Abbe jug presents at vllle County In the Slate aforesaid Containing red, typifying 2% Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of thereby the del Estate of Mrs E. A. Roberlsoo, Eliza Mosel urally from thi or Walker, Horace (irlfflin and others an come the varioi frontlog on Branch Sl*eet In the Town of Ab of which the eg beviiie. Tk? addition ol Terms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers ia merely fanci R. E. HILL. April 3,1906. Jndge Probate Court SEALED~BIDS !The By M. E. H Magistrate A SEALED BIDS for completing the brick To J. D. Gardn building at Poor House will be received Cnmnioinf u at this office until ? P ,r me by (J, C. Hi Friday, the 4th day of May, Kevins' 12 o'clock M. Ppeclflfatlons can be seen at and stvleo'" T1 County Supervisor's olHce. ?uof i,, The right Is reserved to reject all bids. luat you are 111 sum of TEN a G, N. NICKELS, ou account of g AdtII 2-1 1906 C S A C y0U durinS the April 24. 1906. L. S. A. C. jyyg aQd duriu uary and Eebru "r,i-x - -r n - - "D lur^run,. TlanM unnears in attac jDSiaie UJL VJUUi Hi iuuuaxiay J-fOU u. " rrnu7"- 4U i Qi8 mere appear before r Notice of Settlement and Application city of Abbevil for Final Discharge. lina, at 10 o'cloc TAKE NOTICE tkat on the 24th day of the service of ti May, 1906,1 will render h tlnai account ot exclusive of the my-actlngu and doing* as txecutor ol the Eh- ?nsvver to the SI ~D lUPailo _ In LLie .... otllre of J udge of Piobate iur Abbeville Ooun- 'UeDt ^ M1 ty at 10 o'clock a. m., and ou the same day | lauIt. will apply for a final discharge from my trust Date Ahhevil bh hUcU Executor. A n An perHouH having demands against said ul u eciule will present mem for payment on or M.H. Ho before that day, proveu and authenticated or tie fore\er barred. ^ ^ ^ ^ To tbe Drfenila April im. 1906. Executor. Take Notice: /?- - and the suaini The State of South Carolina, which the fore COUNTY OF ABBLVILLK til4,11 ? the of] worth, Jiisii., M 1'KOliATK COUHT. COUUt.V. Ul AL In the Matter of the Estate of John Lyon, i1 DOG. Deceased. ' Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons Indebted to said estate must settle without delay, and those holding claims against the estate muBt present them Nothing nicer t properly attested to candy lor your girl ALPHA L.YON. druK store. Lon't April 19,1900. Administrator. cheaper. enry & Co. ; of b iprptanHisp I: Lul UllUJllUiUU I ed, and every care and caution that develop has been used in the :ion of our f tan Morrtinnfto I opilliy ITIDIOIIlillUldO oval, as heretofore value, has been pecially call your attention to our Iks and Shirt Waists Goods, Panama Goods, Ladies Belts. * Millinery. We have the most complete line to be found anywhere and at very low prices. Every express brings us something new in this department. londay, April 30. [ 36 inch Pink Jap Silk, something nice for evening dress, price 40c. Monday 29c. 36 Inch Light Blue Jap Silk, price 40c, will sell Monday at 29c. 27 inch China Silk in Blue, Black, White and Pink, ^ 50c quality. Monday 39c. 36 inch China Silk in White and Black, 75c kind, i Monday 69c. e 36 inch Taffeta in White, Pink and Blue, $1.00 jj quality. Monday 89c. ! i ry & Company, I ' 1 "er^- IF YOU WANT A' 1 CouDt de Gebelin, in * 1 jstory of the calender, w w y ' -g ( tbe custom of giving 11/ AA/1 A|4 s to be traced to the WW 1 E~ 1 C illosophy of tbe Egyp Greeks and Romans, tinm tbe egg was the jniven-e, tbe work of ' J ' >\t Tho act it tVQQ holrl ' 08 os a sacred emblem nure of the table with ^t-L'L imb. The Christians used it ou this day as rm_ en ""n lements of future life, I IllS SeaSOIl Gall r developmmiT'of^tht and see our Keystone ghtuieDeKgDolmprofMr Adjustable, Hallaek representation of the aild lOVK Weeder. ' the body. The ex- rrru i u. i g creature by incu- J. ll?y arS til0 D6St' ie vital principle has ieL- W. Keller. & Bro. t, if it could be disbe e thought' by some a I as incrediable as that " L.ife should be able to The State of South Carolina, *efu' u u en CouDty of Abbeville, Court of Com,t the church of Rome J ' jhurch regard the egg mon Pleas. Summons for relief. 1 of the resurrection. (Complaint Served.) b churches from early John L. Turner, Plaintiff, n has prevailed of mak- ' ' Easter of eggs colored against the blood of Christ, E g. j Nash Defendant. id are made alive. Nat- ' *?"??? s religious obrervance To the Defendant, E. S. J. Nash : js games and pasttimes You are hereby summoned and reg is a feature at Easter, quired to answer the complaint in this 'other colors than red action, which is filed in the.office of ful and not significant, the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, and to - serve a copy of jour answer to the said complaint upon the subscriber at his if South Carolina, oftice, law range, Greenwood, South lsil,APnnntu Carolina, within TWENTY DAYS -viae county. after g^yi^g 0f this summons upon ollingsworth, Esquire, you exclusive of the day of such aerbbevilleCounty. vice; and if you fail to answer the er: said complaint within the tinir aforeaving been made unto said, the Plaintiff in this action will irold and W. F. Perrin, apply to the Court for the relief de- ? business in the city of manded in the complaint. A uuder the firm name uaiea ai fluuennr i uuri mmfc, ? le Perrin Clothing Co., South Carolina, this Twelfth i<ay of debtee! to them in the February, Nineteen Hundr. d and Six. nd 10-100 DOLLARS, Ellis G. Graydon, oods, merchmdise sold Plaintiffs Attorney, i latter part of the year To^ the absent defendant, E. S. J. g the months of Jan- Nash ary, 1906, as more fully Take Notice, that the Summons and Jj :hed account. J Complaint in the aiiovt-entitled action fore, to require you to are filed in the office of the Clerk of ne, in my office in the the Court of Common Pleax t"?r Abbe- T le, State of South Caro- ville County. ,< :k, on the Gth day, after Abbeville, S. C., February 12, 1906. l( lis summonsupon you, Ellis G. Graydon, u i day of such service, to Plaintiffs Attorney Q aid complaint, or judg- a, ven against you by de- a] , ? ^, HOLLISTER'S ? im ' ftocky Mountain Tea Nuggets e, lliugswortb, (L.S.) A Busy Medicine for Busy Peoole. b( Magistrate A. C. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor, nt T I) Gardner* A specific for Constipation. Indigestion, Liver Tli'ir thp fnmnluint and Kidney troubles. Pimples. Eczema. Impure lliat tne comptaini Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels. Headache ons in thi? action, of and Backache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in taberiinir i?> a conv were let form, 35 cents a box. Genuine made by i. f" \f K Hi Hi Hire Holuster Droo Companv. Madison, Wis. _ aj?i>tra'te for" Abl'evUle G0LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE fbeville, S. C., March V n 11 i nfTdtimrth ^6 have the entire OUt'DUt Of h. P.. Hollmgsworth, , , ... . agistrate a. c., s. c. the largest saw mill in the coun- g L.ty- Can f!>rllish y?u framing a Always fiefchatapeed'H lumber on short notice and size a rlBk giving ibem anything . ? ,, ... _ i_ n T it for you. AbbevilleLumberCo. L I?i 1 i i __ i ' ; W'Wr^vW^. ! * , n...n-rT-.7r,- ., state of Mr?. Jane A. Barney. otice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. Take notice that on the 8th day of [ay. 1906, I will render a final account ' my actlDgs and doings as Executor ' the Estate of Mrs. Jaue A. Ramey, jceased, in the office of Judge of Proate for Abbeville County at 10 o'clock m., and on the same day will apply >r a final discharge from my trust as jch Executor. All persons having demands against ' ^ lid estate will present them for pay- , lent on or before that day, proven nd authenticated, or be forever barred* L. A. Ramey, Apr. 7, 1906. Executor. Boil together 1 qt. water and X-lb. angar for five minutea. Remove the leave* from ten good sized stalks of mint. Wash them carefully; chnp them fine, then ponnd them to a pulp. Work this gradually Into the hot syrup. let stand ontll cool. Strain, add the Juice of two lemonsand the mint.Frees* and serve with the meat course. Especially nice with mutton. Home-made ice-cream is sore to - g be pure. Serve starchy, cooked desserts less, and feel better. Easy to have a different frozen dainty every summer day with the Peerless , Iceland Freezer (one motion), makes smooth, fine ice-cream. Uses very little ice. No effort to turn. Come see it AbbeTille Hardware Co. What la tfromonln! Read the following carefully: If you have consumption or some f tne contagious forms of blood poison* ng we cannot cure you. We don't iretend to cure you. Yoo need the ndividual treatment of some skilled ' pecialiat; but if you are run down in general health, if you have dyspepsia, ire subjeet to fainting spells, a victim o insomnia, biliousness, kidney or . iver trouble, catch cold easily, if your r ystem is in that condition (hat you nay become an easy prey to the dis:ase germs of pneumonia, la grippe and the various epidemics, if jou are wthered with constant headache, low >f memory, generally impaired vitalty, we can help you, and, If you folow our directions, render you imnune against sickness. Most skin lisease can be cured by the use of 'Bromonia." ."Bromonia" is to the human system vhat the scrubbing brush and soap are o the dirty washbowl. It aids Naure to resume normal action. It insreafees the strength, the fighting abilty of the phagocytes of the blood ; it )romotes the healtby flow of the tiaivary and gastric secretions. If your itomacb is in good condition, you sxe veil. The Chinese are a wise people. rhey accost each other with, "How in rour stopnache ?" v Tl finuail otmranfppR thftt. if VOU ivill write to tbe BROMONIA CO., (few York, giving your full oame aad iddreas on tbe coupon at tbe bottom if this column, you will receive wii:h>ut any cost to you whatever, a full ize package. Write name and address plainly, ie careful to address BROMONIA X)., New York. FREE BROMONIA COUPON. I hereby declare that I have never >efore had a free bottle of "Bromonia." , iindly send me one without any Oat to me whatever. ^ame ;ity itate J Jy nearest ) )ruggist is i 25 and 50 cts. For sale at all first class Druggists'. Special sale now being held by P. B. Speed, Exclusive wholesale agent for Abbeville. Dealers elsewhere desiring gency apply Murray Drug Co. estate of Salllie M Devlin. fotice of Settlement and Application for Final Disoharge. AKE NOTICE that on the 27 day of April rju 1 Wllircuueiiuumagwuiii uu< ovngs and doings aa administrators of the Et* ite of Sallle M. Devlin, decaased, In the ofce of Judge of Probate lor Abbeville County 110 o'clock a. m., and on the same day wll A pply fora final discbarge from our trust at ich Administrator!. I All persons having demauds against sal itate wll) present them for payment on or afore that day, proven.and autbentlcal or for rer barred. Marob 14 1906. A. H. Devlin, W, P. Devlin. Abbeville Lumber Co., has on and, not coming, 250,000 Shinies, 5 cars Flooring, Ceiling nd Siding. 1 car Sash, Blinds nd Doors. 1 car best White Star ime. / ? ?