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The Abbeville Press and Bannerjj , BY w. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1906. ESTABLISHED 1844:3 Dargan's 5 & 10c STORE Jardinier Safe! MONDAY, July 30th. r We are going to have a Jardi-? ?*? Q?l? \A/a mar1+ o\/orv/l"?r>rlV/ (IICI VJOIC, C4IIU VYW vvuiu vrvijwvwj to come to it. There will be two lots of these Jardiniers?one lot of 31 will be sold at 19c each for cash, and these are worth from 25c to 75c each. Then there is another lot that % we will sell 39c each for cash, and there are 31 of this lot, and they are worth from $1 to $2.50 each. Sale begins at 10 a. 111. The sale will start at 10 o'clock Monday, July 30th, and will con tinue that day until all" are sold. One to a Customer. We will sell only one Jardinier to a customer, for these are such wonderful bargains that we want them to go around. These Jardiniers are now in one of our windows. DARGANS 5 & 10c Store. 1 Sweet as sunlight. As tbe air passes through a refrigerator once it absorbs food odors thai make it unfit to circulate again. Yet in the ordinary refrigerator it 0oe? re-circulate; passing over th< food again and again, contaminating milk, butter, elc., and making food compartments smell musty. Ill the "Odorless" this odor-charged air is not permitted to flow througl the hox twice. Tbe fret-h air enters the ice chamber, and freezing colc drops to the bottom of the box; passes over the butter and milk while per. fectly pure; then travels up over tin other dishes?a system insuring tin circulation of a constantly renewe< current of pure, fresh, iced air througl ORDORLESS Refrigerators. This patented system of ventiiatior makes the "Odorless'' the only refrige rator that may be crowded with a va riety of dishes without one tasting o another?creates a stone-cold, evei temperature. rLet us show you the latest "Odor less" styles?solid oak cases. j. n uaivert & ANicjsies, 01?l Chronic Sore*. As a dressing for old chronic sore there is nothing so good as Chamber Iain's Balve. While it is not advisabl to heal old sores entirely, they shouli be kept in a good condition for whicl this salve is especially valuable. Fo sale by C. A. Milford and H. M Y'oung, Due West. WEST ENL>. Xcws Dot* IMt'krd l'i? Hope ami Tlicrr About thr City. Mr. W. A. Ntckle* lett llie first of last week for a two wttk's stay ai Glenn Springs. ^ Little Miss Charlotte Browu was In Lowndesvhle last wetk the guest of MIhs Jrma Cooley. Mikh .Mary i>. Morse leaven Wednesday for * Charlotte Co., West V>i , where she will spend .. some time witli Miss hi la Casing ton Who Is a school Iriend ... Aliss Aunu Robs Cunningham, of Anderson, is tbe charming guest ot M:bs Helen and Miss , lone Sim I tli. ,1 M188 Llliie Clark has goue to Raleigh for au extended visit to frleuds. . Mrs. J. S. Norwood is iu Atlanta the guest , of Mrs. K. B.Calhoun. Mr. Abe Rosenberg, one of Greenwood's most progressive business men was )u the j city Sunday the guest 01 Mr. G> A. Vlsanska. I'rot. A. R. Banks was here from Lancaster for several days last week visiting his daugh- J,' ler, .Mrs. .). Alien Long. I'rot Hanks lias . been in Rock Hill utteiiding the State Teachers' Association of which be is an active r~ member. M lu Nel'e Wilson is In Columbia Bpending some time with Iriends. Miss .Sarah Ricbny is here from LaurenH P'-ndii ga while with Miss Lizzie Hlchey. le .^Iss Mlra Wllsou, of NVarreuton, has been so in iheclty the past week the guest of MUs tfc Bessie Lee Cheat bum. th Mr. W. R. Bradley attended the State Press Association last wet k at the isle ot Palms. d< Mr. Bradley reports a delightful trip. cc Miss Male Robertson Is at home again after a week's stay In Lowudesvllle as the guest of si M rs. T. 1). Coo ey. Mr. Wil.iam J. Latimer went to Clcmson ar lasi week cm a short business trip. so Mr. Roy Power Is bank in Abbeville after a cc pleasant outing spent with friends In At- si lanta. Mib William Holmes and her chi dren, of gs Col ilabia, are In the city the guest of her 1 ui o e,Mr. M P. DeBruhl. J. Mrs. ,J. M. Kirby has returned from Spar- m tan burg where she has been at the bed-side bt of tier daughter Miss Eva Klrby who iiaB ar been quite sick with typhoid fever. Miss ci Kirby is much better ard will come to Abbeville In a lew we^ks to gel well again. hi Miss Edna Holmau who has been spending to a month with friends in Wilmington. X. C.. ' has gone to Washington for an extended gc siglu-seHng trip. p? Miim Kmih Marshall is in Andeison visiting ' relatives. li< Miss.Sybel Walker In herefrom Columbia IbegneRtot the Misses Smith. cc Mr. Keed Miller lias been thegupst of Mrs. pr J. 1>. Kerr lor the past ten days. Mr. Miller br Is au Andernon boy butyls living lfl New York where be bas beeu studying lor some M time. Mr. Miller has a wohdeifui'enor voice Di and has made fine progress in Ills wr t. He at expects to complete bl? studies in Ku o <e. Miss Louise Brown Is at home agaiu after r.n an extended visit to M:s. Green* Handiler In Cc Hock Hill and Mis. Margatel Gray In Tren- er ton. frl EUCHRE CLU15. Miss Sara Lee Lee entertained the Euchre ^ Club at a most dellgbtlul meeting Friday aE afternoon. Tbere were a number ol visitors presmt at this time, adding much to the pleasure of the occasion. "j Miss Virginia Gambrell who bas been the ^ guest ot MW Harriet banders at Hagood was (he guest of honoi at a delightful card party given by Mrs. J. E. Sanders last Tuesday morning. Miss Gambrell is now In Camden tb ihe guest ol Miss Charlotte Boy kin. o'i Mr. James T. Latimer. Jr., oi Lowndesville. was In the city several days last week vl6tt- ho ing his auut Mrs. J H. Latimer. cu Mrs. C. A. Miiford and her children are in lu Asbeville spending a while with Miss Grace eg Jones. Miss ?lle Huniph'ey, one of Anderson's be most attractive youi g iau>es was the uuest ol su Miss Sara L*elrom Friday until Monday Miss Louise Ht Hruhl isat home again after Ct a short visit to Mrs. Albert Uifcert ai bet de- iu llghfui home in Wlllington. a l?r. C. A. Mlllord has gone to Tate Springs for a we? k or ten days. ly Mr. W ilber Biake, ol Catuchee spent Sun- Bi day here. te Minn Belle ThonjNon has returned to ber home In Atlanta alter Apleasaut visit tore)- m .itlveB bere. Mr. A. B. Cheat bam spent Sunday In Greenwood wltb Mrs. Cheatham who is In Si tiial city vlnltlnt; her home people. w Mr William Talari wan a guest of Mrs. " Albert Gibert ut Wlllingtou several days last '' 1 week. 'fl Miss Sue Lipscomb is bere from Ninety SI Six spending a while with Miss Mary h. Hill. th Mrs. Jessie Owens ielt last week for Harl- ia well, Ga., where she will spend some time ' with relatives. W Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam F. Beckwith enteriaiU'd Thursday eveumg at Kucnre iu honor 01 Mi^s Auna Smith who is bere tiom Is Orangeburg spending some time with them, ta Miss Minnie Galley and Mis* Lucy Llgon two pteity young ladies lroni lva are bere spending a while with their Irlend Miss Edna Hill Cox. ? Mrs. W. D. Barksdale and h^r children are w in Greenwood spending a few days belore Cu leaving lorSouthport, Va., where Ihey will gr spend some time. u, Mrs. Theodore H. Kurmaii of Atlanta is ?i spending a lew days with relatives here. r>, Mr. aud Mrs. T. L. Robertson and their children went to Andersou Sunday for a cr week's stay w lib relatives in and near thai ciiy. I<, Aiiss Fannie Morrow of Spartanburg is here h etjojlng a vacation. She is tbe guest ol bei \v sisters, Mis. Owens ana Mis. Mrs. Susau I'ope and Miss Xeile Pope ore here lrnm Columbia spending a wnile with ni Mi?k Louise DelSinbl. C1 Miss Lois Jacksin mil Mine Alary Cooke noiu Ivm, aits tbtj attractive tiutbtb ol Miss Kdna Cox. hi MILI.RKbUI'RK. Monday afleruoou nt live o'clock, Miss "i Htltu MilleiandMr. J^ivvard i>uPre ol Col- <? umuiu were married ut tlie home ol the W brine's patents, Mr. and Mra. Cbauncey Mli(er. Kev. Mr.Kenneuj paator ol the Absoci- M aie Prefebyteriuu ciiurch protoimed tLie ceremony. Mr. uud Mrs. UuJ're lelt for ibeir Lome In w Colombia, alter a cdlr-e uu>ner waa served. 'Ibc matnage waa h quiet one, only u lew w Intimate I'rleudb bell t present, Miss Miller la one ol Abbeville'K most a cbaimlntf yi.uni; ladies, being gitiid In I muaic. Hbe will be gteatiy rnlbbed by a laige M circle ol lrlendb bere. Mr. JJufre has vis ilid our cliy lor some w lime and lie liab made matiy lrlenda during di these viKiis. 'i'be best wishes ?>1 tbeir mends 140 witb tbem lo tbelr new borne. m Mr. and Mrb Samuel Tb?.mi:s and their s* baudsome sou urr lteie Ikiiij Oaiusvilie, Kla., ' .-pendliis: a wbile wllh Judge K. K. Hill. S| ; Mr. \WmJieia Cheatham ib liume again M j aliei a ut-tU b stay in Atlanta. l)r. 8. A. i>> id, i'leaidinl ol Cblcora Col? w I I1...U (I'll - III />nr fill Sn nil u v i.nil mi.i.duv I Mi. Byid preached Sunday mottling at J-.OU& i Cane tiua u the evtiiing at the l iiiou seir \ lets held at the A. K. I*. chuicu. lie was ? s the guest oi Mr. W. A. Caiveit while lu the ? I cit>. . Mr. W. L). Baiksdale spent Sunday In w (JlWLi W?>Od. U Miss Edna Hill Cox will tutertaln Wednes? da> evi-niug in honor ol her guest*, Misses H , Jackson, Ligon, (Joi-ko and Uuiiey v> Uo are |t Uere Iron, Iva .^ending some tune witU Miss 1 Cox. Li i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Starke have gone to Cjienii Sj>riui;s lor a month's stay. Alt. Lawrence l'arker Is outoi town ei jt?>? s iu;; In* cummer outing at j units ol iuterest in anottier Stale. Mrs. Kobert S. Link has gone to Courtiaod, Ala-. on uvisit to her parents Mr. and Mre. U arris. Miss aunit smiih ol oranceburg and Mr. William B. Martin attended ttie picnic at Santuc Saturday. The day was in every way a pleasant one Miss Mazie Casou is ht re Irom Columbia, Teun., spendii g some time with her grand- a 1 mother, Mre. Fannie Allen. The servicts ol the Marine Kaud ol Charles- y ton have been secured lor the unveiling ol * the CouJeUjsiate Monument. The committee c f on music Is lortunate to secuie the Marine j baLd, as this lb copsjdered very line. "" "*" "" b Tin1 Smiiji l>i\y (iouiW ('?.'? IiUI'hIk, '1 he linn kerchief display In our window at the plate quoted in embarrassing to less i thrllty competition. P ~ ' l'J 1-2 and 15 ceuts per j ard. I c 1 Cool merchandise (or hot times. 1 New count) vuilh for lovely stieet Bolero | etyU Jt'S< ti e Um.g liir pitspnt wearing. 1^ Our store shall always he an Inviting and n e pit n-Hni p'Hce lor shopping. i A Hif lot ot remnants of Cotton I.uwnn, || I x tit I Organdies will i>e dlsd'ay?d nil center ti II counter at grsat reduction pric". I'oi child- j r reus dress Lmiits Kimonos, dressing Sapuefila r anil Waist patterns, this sale should attract l* the attention ol the knowing ours. The ittuiith l. ry Goods Company. d EAST END. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY. | ('apt. Henry Williams of the southern <11Won ol the southern Is In the city at the L'dslde o/ 1)18 mother, Mrs. 8. N. Williams 1 ho is quite s'ck. Miss Mary DnPre Is homo again alter a J I- asant visit to relatives In Walhalla. . M rs. <*. H. Moore of Salisbury, N.C., Is in * ic city where she receives u cordial wel- 1 >me from her many rrlends who are glad to ic b'.'r once more in this h^-rold home. Mej. and Mrs. F. W. K. Nance returned a * w uays aiio Irom a delightlul visit to rela- I ves in Lowndesvllle. a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson left yesterday , r Waterloo, S. C., where they will vlBlt rt- * tlves. Mrs. Henry Hill aftera very pleasant visit ? nnnf: relatives and friends in Baltimore, rived hoine last Monday afternoon. 1 The dwelling of Hon* F. B. Gary on upper aln street Is nearlng completion and when c aished will bean ornament to the city as It , done in stucco work with all the latent and ' ost modem Improvements, and la a beauty j i architectural design and finish. A I'KKTTY HOME WEDDING. J The marriage ceremony of Miss Helen Mil- J r und Mr. Kdward DuPre of Columbia, was J ilemn:y.ed last Mondny at 5 o'clock p. m., at r] ie home of the bride. Rev. E. B. Kennedy ! ie A. K. P. church officiating. The home was beautifully and orllstioally I !<:o rated with pot plants and cut flowers, the ilor scheme being green and white. A large number of guests were present, be- " ties the re atlves ol the contracting parties, fl Miss Lorena Bescham presided at the piano 0 id just as the beautiful strains of Mendelibn's wedding march soundtd out the bridal mple entered, and by solemn and Impres- J ve ceremony were made man and wile. j Immediately alter congratulations, an ele- * int course of refreshments were served. ^ The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I C. Miller of this city and Is very popular, j ovlug In a Urge circle of friends whom she ? is won by her sweet and geotle manners ill will be greatly missed rroia meir social u rcle. The groom is one of Columbia's prosperous isiness men, and a son of Mr. Clark DuPre e rmerly ol this city. v The bilde looked very sweet and pretty *] iwued In her travelling suit of rich chamiene silk, gloves and bat to match. v l'bf groom looked handsome In tbeconven- a ^nal sultolhlack. ' r The large and elegant line of beautiful aDd istly presents received, somewhat attest the e polarity and high esteem In which the C Ide was held. Among those present from a dlstanoe were, r. and Mrs. Ernest DuPre and Miss Agnes Cl uPre of Columbia, and Mr. Frank Barmore id sister Miss Sara of Donalds. Mr. and Mrs. DuPre left on the 6 o'clock sin over the Southern for their home In iliimbia, taking with them tbe hearty con- " ambitions and best wtsheH of hosts of [ends. U Miss Kate Marshall returned home last onday from a delightful visit to relatives. " id friends in Anderson. Mrs. W. N. Graydon returned bome from nme, Uh,, last Friday to the delight of fam i and friends, who hope she Is fully restor , LU UUttUU. , MOKTtjAKY. Mr. William L. McUord died at bis borne Id lib city last Thursday morning about 11 , Block Id his 77th year. ~ Ihe deceased was a faitbiul Confederate D idler serving through the entire war in the |; .valry brauch of the service, and was a use- n I citizen In his day and time, sharing the u leem and good will ol his fellowmen. p He has been In declining health for a num:r of years. His wile and seven children rvlvehim. Kuuerui services were held at Upper Long tne church alter which he was laid to rest the cemetery Dear by in the presence of / large number of frleuds. ( Beuutlful flowers were placed upon the new made grave by gentle and loving hands, jautlful. ye: silent tokens of love and es. . em. The bereaved family have the sympathy ot any friends. k Mrs. J. II. Sauders relict of the late Dr. ? inders. of this County, died in this city last ' eek in her 77lh year. Mrs. Banders bad ? ved over ner three score years and ten and ^ Se a ripeued sbock of grain was ready lor p le harvest. Her remains were interred at :aron Cemetery in the presence of many rrowing irlends aud relatives. The sympales of ma,ny friends go out to the bereaved 4 ml>y. 4 The lnfaotchild of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. j ] 1 S()L] U It'll ill LUin 1*11J mai 11C? auu ting m irled at Sharon Cemetery.. 4 l'oo pure lor eartb, tbe little darling babe 4 at home at rent, Id heaven. Mother and <j ther have the sj mpatby of hotts of IrlendB. NEWS OS K0UTE NO 3. i Should the rains continue It will soon be J question for some of the farmers to decide , inch will be tbe most profitable crop to , ullvate hay or cotton, we don't mean the , asss has coutiol yet, but If the rains keep , j It will certainly K?-t a ?ood start. Crops , ill look well and are full of sap and growing , pldly but when theralns ceaseana tbe sun , lines then It will be time to say what the , opssredolnn , The Misses McKenzle entertained the fol- , wing Irlends one day last w eek, Mrs. tJ. B. , arkness, Miss llaitle Roche, Miss Kate , rbltuey. Mibh C:ara Lee Gllilam, Miss Mag- , e Mai Jvuox. i Messrs. S. L and J. A. Wilson two pro- , }nent farmers 61 the flatwoods were In tbe i ly last Monday. i tillliam Brothers are now laylDg the foun- . itlott lor the building ot their new ginnery. < Miss Sue Black well of pue West opened her i 100I in the Flat woods Inst Monday. i Mrs. J. B ilarkness, Miss Kate Whitney, i ad Miss Clara Lee (iiiliani spent one day i st week very plesanlly with Mrs. J. A. i 'I.son. i Mis- Eilen Link Is spending the week with i rs. J. A. V\ limn. i Mrs. J. A. Kennedy and daughter Mrs. < :il Cade spent a day or two ol the past week i ith Mis. Edwin l'urker and family. Messrs Walter Wilson and Earnk Sberard i ere iu tue city last Monday. < Mr. 'J'om McNeill returned last week from i oeilnbtiui trip to Warrior,Alabama, aocomhuImI by his dapghtcr-ln law, Mis. R. P. U-Nelll, alid hU grandson Master Robert. Mr. Nicholas Schram ana Mr.Tom Palmer eie among the visitors In the city last Monti . Men's)s .a. M. Hill & sons have raised so lany cantuloupes this seasoD they are now uinoiv imt hv the dozen. Mrs. L. B. Harney accompanied by Mr. iDi Hammond were guests lu the city last ouday. Mis* IJattie Roche is getting on nicely lib her inuMc class lu tlieSharou Bectiou. Jiom of Salvation for sale at Speeds Drug lore. \Ve have a lew Dice hand bags for ladles hich we are piosiug out at cost, Speeds >rug Store. * It is a* pleanuit and natural for a man to ' noke Speed* Cinco cigars as It is for a goose j go barelooted. ' 11 you want a razor strop go to Speeds ( irug Store. . c|IHOiiUl)Ie (>oo(In to be llnd at Had- ) iIvii'h, Talcum powder, the best, at 6c box. ' Violet aud whilt rose soap 25s cake. i Uutteimllk soap, .'{cakes for 25o. Spool cotton, white black, 2 lor b\ ' Window shades, all colors, 10 to75c eaob. i We oiler home extra good vilues In plalu 1 ud laucy silks. ? Oxfords In black, tan and white, and here J ou can get a tit at a'most any price. Everything iu nnlllnery is going at a spe- < liil price. Ladles collars of all k Inds, 5 to 51.00. J Japanesecoliarsand handkerchiefs in stock. < Everything new and stylish In white and 1 lack belts, 10 to SI.OO each. ' < Some Bpeclal drives In parasols. Some shirt waists left yet at a bargain, ? Embroideries In abundance at very low J rices. ' We keep everything tbat is kept In a first d Ihuk dry goods and millinery store. J All tlie ladles should ceeL. W. White's silks J nr wai.-tK and sklilti, also the beautilul Hue ] f muslins, lawns and o^raudles. , |Nice Perfumery anything you want Mil- J urd lias it. Waterman Fountain Pens, the best made 4 ,t Millords. ] You can gat anything ynu want in the soft J Irink line cold at Allllord's Drug Store. ' BELLEVUE. Miss Fannie Morrow, of Spartan>urg, has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs, J. B. Britt. The school at Lethe-closed on Frilay, the 20th of July. Miss Nita Moore, and Mies Ida Moore, of Ninety-Six. and Miss Renie Vlurreli, of Florida, spent several days ast week in Bellevue, with relatives. Miss Frances Morrah, of Mt. Carmel, vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. VIorrah Tuesday and Wednesday, She ilso atteuded the marriage of Miss Kennedy. Mrs Margaret Watson, of Ora, has >een on a visit to relatives in this comnuuity. There was a sociable at the residence ifMr. and Mrs. W. D. Morrah on Wednesday night in honor of the 'oung ladies visiting in Bellevue. Miss Janie Belle Kennedy and Mr. ames Edward Britt, of McCormicb yere married at the home of Mr. and Irs. W. H. Kennedy, near Troy, on ?uesday afternoon at four o'clock. The ceremony was performed by vVv P. F. Rradlev. Miss Mary Briti, of Sandover, was naid of honor, Mr. J. E. Bradley, of ilcCormick, best man. Mrs. McGtee f Anderson, dame of honor. The attendants were Dr. Fuller, of IcCormick, Miss Bessie Morrah, MrArchie Kennedy, Miss Lizzie Morrah, lr. Clifton Britt, Miss Nita Moore, of finety 8ix. Mr. Arch Britt, Miss Uice Dendy, Mr. Boggs Kennedy, lias Rose Bradley, Mr. T. W. Cowan, Jiss Georgia Kennedy. Miss Louise Solomon, of Troy, playd the wedding march. The bride pore a beautiful dress of white silk. ?he ladies of the bridal party all wore ehitesilk. The wedding dinner was 11 that could be desired. The bride eceivtd a great many handsome presnts, too numerous to mention? hina, silver-ware and cut glas^. The couple left immediately after he ceremony for a trip to Canada. We are headquarters (or Paints, Varnishes, talus and oils. MUfords Drug Store. Best Inseot Powder on earth at Mllford's irug Store. - -1 Vxn-v r\ f man an In MIMnrdfl. r ur a uiuc ?.r - ? DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE, I8TH YEAR BEGIN8 SEPl'EMBER 12TH k with full faculty of Ave men and nine wooen. 145 pupils?25 per cent. increase over ant year. New Cargenie Dormitory with all lodern comforts, ready for occupancy Id the ill. Usual extras. Board and tuition 8150.00 >er year. REV. JAMES BOYCE, Pre?., Due West, Abbeville Co., S. C. 1785 lOOO COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON. a. C. Year Begin* Mtptember 28th. Letters, Science, Engineering. One soholarblp, giving free tuition, to each County of outb CarollDa. Tulllon 840 Board and furlsbed room In Dormitory 8 la month. All andidates for admission are permitted to omppte for vacant Boyce scholarships which ay 8100 a year. For catalogue, Address HARRISON RANDOLPH, July 11, 1906. President. TO LET UP MFANS lilfiSt A # V W I I I In the advertising campaign there should be no trace. While J ) the merchant lives and remains * In business there comes no time | | when he can safely lay down 1 ' bis arms. If he ceases advertia- \ \ lng for a single day he gives his competitors an advantage. If \ he stops for a month lie has < > started on the road which leads \ \ to discomfiture and ultimate ob> 1 1 llvfon. \ \ ! Advertising Is usually cumula- 1 | tlve In Its effect It Is true that ! > mercantile advertising, If Judi- | [ dously done, will bring returns < from the beginning. J j I Bat it la olio jj beet reaolta are ; Tfce advertising that was done ?? ) before serves as an introduction J | | to that which comes after; the < . advertising that comes after J [ | heightens the effect of that < > i which was done before. One ' advertisement strengthens an- \ | . other, and the combined effect ? ) produces results which one of J \ them alone might be powerless ? > I to achieve. I, To stop advertising, < > 1 for a short tine, deatroja , , , the cumulative effect It hu ? I already produced and put* ' J ) an end to all the adru* tacw sained by oontimdtr. < i ' If yon withdraw yoir ads. 1 1 from ihe paper* yon may , , be assured that your com* ? > petttora will not male* tha | [ , same mistake. < i ? < > < t ? "Out of sight out of mind" ? ? 1b a time honored proverb J [ J which applies with peculiar , , , force to a merchant's adver* , , > tlslng. Who remembers the i i ads. nf last year or last < > ' month? Keep your name bo- 11 ' fore the pubilo In our col- J J \ umns if you would not be , , , forgotten. < i ? ? i < . - a- a . ... I . t IS THE lLLY good bargains W. Wh . ? mm koc kamin anrl nrio n NOW TO SECURE SPECIE L. 1 The Sn 'if W our i at v\ \A bi ar We ar of Our d< XI C La? tc er L. W Saved His Comrade's Life. "While returning from the Grant Army Encampment at Washingtoi City, a comrade from Elgin, 111^ wa taken with cholera morbus and was ii a critical condition," pays Mr. J. E Houghland, of Eldon, Iowa. "I gav bim Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera an< Diarrhoea Remedy and believe pave* bis life. I have been engaged for tei years in immigration work and con ducted many parties to the pouth am west. I always carry this remedy am have used it successfully on many oc easionB." Sold bv C. A. Milford am H. M. Young, Due West. To freshen up your plastered wall*, an areioo, sold by 8peed,ft will not nib off. HAVE YOU TO BUY 1 IT F i The school of experienc taught us, that the best Oar store hot) Our goods are Our reputatio Our motto is Delicious Fruit Fancy C To fit the tasle o of all kinds. Buggies and W Of the best makes est you. 1.i.1 Phones 36 and 126. * '* a/ . . :s .. Trl Trl n n "<*<? wvgun auu vii^ v ally suppose business jht, but we do not propose to h fe intend to offer from day to day tins as will keep trade brisk and I J'T'ApT? is well kept up and ^ showing the most c< tractive line of Goods suitable Waists and Dresses to be found /e have had a phenomenal sale of jt we bought very heavily early in id the supply is still holding out. have never had such a sale of Wl id the main reason is we have the goods at the right prices, stock of White Lawns is all tha asired, and we have everything inging in price from five cents tc snts a yard. is and Embroideries are our specia i see them. We cannot describe J i. A! i jeaK Tor inemseives. . WH Bowel Complaint In Children. i During tbe summer months children a are subject to disorders of the bowels s which should receive careful attention a as soon as the flpst unnatural looseness !. ol the bowels appears. The best mede icine in use for bowel complaint is i Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and J Diarrhoea Remedy as it promptly cona trols anv unnatural looseness of tbe - bowels. "For sale by C. A. Milford and 1 H. M. Young, Due West. i ' m ^ ^ Crepe Tlaane paper ?o cheep tbat it will make yon aorry for tbe man who acid It to yon at 8pe?d'a Drug 8tort. We are glad for yoa to amoke all the fiee . olgara yoa can get. It will only make yon appreciate Speed'a Clncoe the more. r LEARNED 'HE BEST? 'AYS. e will teach you, as it has goods are the cheapest. i8e is new, i new, n is well known, "THE BEST." S, rroceries f an epicure. Confections 'agons ? . . at prices that will interL 4 IS. Main and Trinity Streets. TIME AT THE STORE OF\||| 14-Jm lit. ( vould natur; would be :j the season t could be | of the kind v! > thirty-five ;|jj !ty. Come them. They :iTE.| Locals. - > ?? Call Sor Nsber's Ginger Ale. Mar1 by tb? Abbeville BoullDg Works. Id 6 ct. oOlUei. ; When Naber's Ginger Ale and Celery Cola ojv&S won't core your IndlgeMloD hunt a doctor .,'30 quick, lor jou are In a bad fli. Modest ClaiiEH Often Carry ihe letil Conviction. When ftjaxim-, the famous gun in- .Jen ventor, placed his gun before a com- r$B mitiee of judges, he stated its carrying t -jM power to be much below what he feijfc -v:2m sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore a great surprise, instead of disappointment,; jag It is the same with the mauufacturersvffaB of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and^HS Diarrhoea Remedy. They do not publicly boast of all this remedy will ac- , complish, but prefer to let the usera make the statements. What they do claim, is that it will positively cure diarrhoea, dysentery, pains in the stomach and bowels and has never been known to fail. For sale by C. A. '.'#f Milford and H. M. Young, Due West, ' * ' <3 You may think it a hard matter to >.-d? get a good hot water bottle or hofcif* water bag in Abbeville, but if you will see the nice line ?t Speeds Drug Store you will chauge your mind. THE CITY "||| taiiriil When you have Pressing to be done send it to the City Pressing Club, room "fy No. 1, Wilder's Block, at McKee's ''4 Store, Phone 139. We do the work riahf. Satisfaction emaradteed. If you will only give U9 a trial, you wiM '?% be convinced. We want your work. THE CITY PRESSING CLUB, Jessie & Duffle McKee, Prop. tkyAiij 60 Dears' . ::iM ^MfeEXPER^MCE Marks HinRr Designs (>: 3 r rmi Copyrights Ac. | Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether aa invention ts probably patentable. Communications strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent* sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. rooetre tptdeU notice, without charge. In the Scientific American. 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