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The Press and Banner BP-Publlshed every Wednesday at 52 a ear in advance. Wednesday, July 25,1906. N. A. Ii. whfdiilo. Southbound? No. 51 dally leaves Abbeville 5:50 a ui 53 ' " 3 4'2 p ni S> ' " 1-2.01 p ro 41 " ' 3.35 a m r Northbound? 3S " " 2.20 a m 32 " " 4 52 p in 52 " ' 1.00 p m 5u " " Ar 9.30 p in No reduced rates from Abbeville to Atlauta as yet. Hope to bave it soon. Buses! Bukn!! BukhH! Why do you allow your chickens to be eaten up wltb mites ana lice and your dog with fleas? C-N- Disinfectant will lid your prenilaesnoiomy of miu-* and htas but ol all kinds of vermin, at the same time destroying thniia wfrmii tt h loll litnrillfP KlCkUexS. C. N. while continuing sueti great disinfectant aud germicidal proprieties is eninely i harmless to inan or beast aua can be used ireely anywhere. Try a pack? ge ol N C. and be oonviuctd ibai li Is the cheapest and best disinfectant made. A 25 cent package will make ?J gallons ol ttie best dlsiuleciant In the world. (Jet the habit" aud go to McMurrays, they keep It. Prenbylerlan High School. The Presbyterian High school, which will be run under the direction ol tbe South Carolina Presbytery, will be located at Abhevliie. The people of Abbeville subscrlbf d $10,MK)*nd a site tor the school. It Ib understood that there were larger subscriptions, but tbe location at Abbeville was thought to be most suitable by tbe committee of presbytery havlog tbe matter In charge. This school will mean a great deal for Abbeville at.d vicinity. It is designed to fill tbe gap between graded school woik and the conege classes. C oal and Wood. Mr. J.S. Norwood has recently moved to Abbeville and In a few days will open a first, ciass wood and coal yard. Next season he will operate an Ice Plant in connection wiih tbe above. Wood will be cut or sawed to fit all demands, stove or fireplace. Tbe above enterprises have been badly needed lu Abbeville and we feel certain that a long felt want will be supp led. The Confederate Monument. Ground will be broken this week lor the erection of ibe Confederate Monument. The D^ughterH of the Confederacy will tbt?nkfu:i> receive any contribution, large or smxli, from Ihoae who have already subscribed and , from all who ha\j not been solicited. Mrk. P. B. Speed, Mrt-. Lucv Thomson, Secretary. PreMdeut. Sunny Slope Picnlr. The Sunny sione Picnic ban been set foi Thursday July 1(1. 'J Ms will be one of lh' largest gHttieritiKs In the coonly this Hummer, and It may be safely said, one of the most enjoyable. Come e^ry body. You will find the other fellow there. Plcnle. Toere will hea picnic at Jim Link's grnve near ttethla church, Friday Auguht 10th Everybody Invited. r Teaehern H'nuled. The Edgewood School lain need of a leacher. Applicants will please send their ?am*ito A. M. Held, W. E Lesley or A. (i. Cocliiau. Th? i>? n nlf?nln antl barbecue on Thursday August 9th at Calhoun Mills with music and dxuclng, also a crack game o> Base Ball. All are invited 10 come and spend a pleasant day at the historical old place Candidates, come and meet your friends. The Knights of Pythias and the printers dow have a good sidewalk along their building. The annual hath and picnic dinner will come off at Cold Springs August 7th. Candidates lor Congress and County office* eapeclslly Invited. P. B. Carwlle, for committee. Telephones Removed Jul} Slut. H. A. McClesky, 7T. Ellison Restaurant, 1U5. Rev. J. C. Shlve, res. 09. Water rents must be paid at once. Jas. Chalmers. uierK. A promenent physician says that Celery Cola is the bea)tbiest drink on the market. It's a good brain lood as well as nerve tonic. Tbe celebrated 1900 Wssbers Just received all and examine. VV. 1). Barfetdale. THE ARTILLERY BA.VD, Crack HnMit-al Orgaulzatlou Will Play In Abbeville. Through tbe efforts of Congressman Alker, tbe First Artillery band, located at Cbarletton, will furnish music at the unveiling 01 tbe Confederate mohumentln Abbeville the latter pari of August. Representative Aiken received tbe following telegram granting bis request: Washington, D. C., July 20,1906. Wvatt Aiken, M. C., Abbeville, 8. C. Reference your letter 18tb Instant, acting secretary war has approved your requtsi that First band, artillery corps, be permitted to alteDd celebration In Abbeville, 8. C., latter part August,and necessary instructions In premises bave this day been sent to .commanding general, department of tbe gulf, Atlanta, tfa. F. C. Alnsworth, Military Secretary. Mt. ( nruiel Defeat* McC'ormiok. In an exoltlng game of baseball lhursday, afternoon at McCormlck, Mt. Carmel, a* usual won. From tbe time tbe umpire called "Play" until tbe last man came up tbe game watt close and uncertain. M Bobby Mar* look the rifle pit for Mt. Car' mel aud sent tbem across like a steam engine, while bock of him every man starred. Knox Id center Held "ate them alive". Out of five hard chances, be accepted every une without the slightest mlscue. Tate, the Georgia peacb, rapped tbe ball for five good blngles, and not far behind, Blllle Miller, tbe hero of many a bard fought game, punched the ball around tbe lot. For McCormick, Hendrix pitched an excellens game, bot did not receive the support his opponent did. Below is the lineup and score : Mt. Carmel: Tate, R. F., Mars, P., Miller, C* Mnk'cilunv T. V Pot lertnn firri Rouo Walson, 1st. base, Cade, S.S., Thompson, 2nd base. McCorralck: Kend*? P., Carroll, C. RoblDNOD, L. F.. McUanMi S. 8., Conner, 3rd Base, Watklnu let. NM, Hodges '2nd butse, btllwelJ. R. F. Score, Mt. Carmel 8, McCormlck 7. We are waiting for TWO NUMDERS. to show up for HAT RACKS at Dargans 5 & 10 cents Store, the number that calls for the First HAT RACK is 163 on a Red ticket, aDd the number that calls for the Second Hat Rack is 166 on a Gray Ticket. The parties holding these tickets willpleaee present them at once and claim the Hat * Backs. If they do not show up soon we will present the Racks to the holders of the next Highest numbers. If you "want what you want" go to Speed's Drug Store you will find it. Celery Cola will Dot cure snake bite but It cures Indigestion, for sale by the Abbeville fiottllDg Works. If you need a good mower be 6ure and see us before you buy. J. w. McKee, Jr., DR.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely Slop Thai Cough. f ? 1 ' 9 * 'danger fkom house flies. The llouseliuU-d Vest HreoUs in filth and is Distributor ot* HiseHHe. (Mary Hinmau Abel, in the Delineator.) Taken collectively, anil in summer, the housefly is a hateful, creature. Not only is it responsible for lines of worry lu the housekeeper's face,but it has beeu proved to be a serious menace to health. To begiu with, its origin and habits are such as to put us on our guard. It lays its eggs iu excrement, preferring horse manure, but if that does not oiler, readily us.ing any other. It feeds on the same and on the Hpittum of diseased throats and lungs, on refuse of all kinds, and it bears on its hairy feet and legs particles of these substances. Thanks to the science of bacteriology. our case against the fly is no longer guess work?it has bten made to walk across the sterile gelatine plate, and the microscope has later told us what it fetches and carries. Unlike I the mosquito, the housefly is not a bi ter?but it has its own way ol carry-1 ing contagion. It deposits, where-1 ever it goes disease and disease .^ernib may abound iu its breeding aud feeding places. On tbe joint of meat exposed for eale by the butcher, on tbe bread and sweet meats of tbe confectioner's counter, on the edge of the milk pail, on the kitchen and dining room tables they have been found. To understand fully the possible danger of allowing this inject access to our food supplies, we must remember that in the disease called enteric ?[bote alFecting the intestinal tract, such us cholera, dyseutery and typhoid fever?multitudes of germs peculiar to the disease are voided iu the excreta, not only during the attacks but for some days before the disease is recognized, ai d for considerable pe riods of time after recovery and since the contagiou is spread from one person to another solely by these germs as they find access to water or food, to guard'the water supply from contamination and to forbid the sale of milk ( from the dairy farm where any contagious disease exists, is well recognized as the first duty of the Health Board: but comparatively recent is the knowledge that Hies also carry tingerm of these diseases. Not only does the ily carry about on its feet and legs any disease germ* thai may be in fecal matter, but such terms (jikm into it* bony in food are known to remain alive in intestines and aUo for days after they are ejected in the specks. By recent experiments this has heen proved true 01 both the tuberculosisaud the typhoid hum Una rhf? cprms ill the "sneoks" having actually given the disease trom Dine to fifteen days afier it was deposited. This is a very important point, as it establishes on new ground the danger J of spittiug in the 9tieels or where ever , flies can liave access to the sputum. A lull in the efl'orts to prevent public < spitting came on the discovery iha: < tuberculosis germs, exposed to direct -unlight, must perish in from twentyfour to thirty hours, but since we discovered that the fly, who greedily feeiis on the sputum, can transport it to considerable distances and keep it ! alive virulent for many days, the spitting nuisance lias assumed new impor- 1 tance. The epidemic of typhoid fever in Chicago in 1902 also fixed the guilt on the fly. It was especially severe in the Nineteenib ward, which furnished one seventh of the deaths, while containing but oue-thirty-sixth of the city's population. This locality did not differ from the rest of the city in it's rvr i?o fr*/mI aiirtrilv hnt. if rllH rlif. fer in having more tbaii 50 per cent of its houses without sanitary plumbing, the water being insufficient. Flies caught in undrained closets, on the fences and in the room of a patient were proved to carry the germ. What, then, is to be done to protect our food supply from this disgusting and daugerouB insect? It will be well to note, firet, what has been accomplished in the extirpation of other insect pests. A year ago New Orleans learned at heavy cost that, if the city was to be frted from yellow fever, the mosquito mu?t go, and in the space of a few months, so vigorous was the campaign, the now famous stegomyia or yellow fever mosquito was nearly exterminated and a price is now set on its head. This result was brought about by covering their breeding places with kerosene and by.the thorough fumigation of houses. In any northern city the task ought to be a far easier one, on account of a more favorable climate and a more cleanly end intelligent population? and yet without martial law or the fear of an epidemic that will destroy property as weil as lives, it seems impossible to set in motion the agencies that will rid us of insect pests. The housewife who gives frenzed chase to the intruder is not putttng in Vvnw of fUn *v*nof nmmiuSnrv An/1 r\f lici wuia ai iuc muoi piuuiioiu^ vuu \ji tbe line. The fly, like the mosquito is only to be destroyed by allowing it no breeding place. It lays its eggs in decaying organic matter, especially in manure. Many cities have general laws regarding tbe cleaning of streets, stables, etc, which too often t-ftect only the removal or what is offensive to sight and pmell from the more important streets. Filth left in alleys or dumped in outlying parts is a source of danger which the city fathers must not ignore. At least one city, Philadelphia, has an ordinancethatis abreast with our most f b n a m f? fit io cnKicrif f n iCtCIJl DJjVTTlCU^C wu lUJO France duriDg the last wiDter a, jury of scientific men awarded a prize of 10,000 fraucs to the author of a memoir which outlined a method for the use of "residuum oil" in the destruction of the eggs and larvae of the fly. Two litres of the oil to every square metre of surface of pit or manue pile was found to make a protective covering which killed the larzae, preventing the entrance of flies and tfee hatching of eggB. When we consider that this dreadful disease is conveyed from one person to another in only one way, by the germs contained in the excreta of the patient finding their way into the food and,drink, it is surely not beyond hope that growing intelligence." better laws and their enforcement, will insure that in the near future typhoid fever will become as rare as smallpox is now. wenty Year Battle. ' i was a loser lu iv iweniy year imitie with chronic piles and malignant sores, until I tried Bucklen's Arnica Halve ; which turned the tide, by curing both, till not a trace remains," writes A. M. Bruce, of Farmville, Va. Best for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c at P. B. Speed, druggist. Have a Telephone in your residence?$1.50 per month?only 5c a day. Day, night and Sunday service. Abbeville Telephone Co. Wm, M. Barnwell. [ Money Saying Op Beginning To-daj We will put on 9ale a f( at 12 l-2c yard. SilkH at a Great Bargain and we offer thetn at grea silks at 3!>c and 50c yard. New Styles in Collars?Pe price is 2oc each. We also The best white collar mad Colored Organdies?The b can now be had at 10c. C New Percales?Stylish and ] Laces and Insertions?Ne received. Bome pretty pa Sheets and Pillow Casessheets made at $1.25 pair. We ofler bargains R. M. HADDO: m A WW A fTITi TT . . . ^ Charleston & Weste Through Savannah From Anderson, S. C., to Round trip Summer Excursion ra iug September 30, with final return li For full information call on or ad< GEO. T. BRYAN, Gen. Aet., Greenville, S. C. ERNEST WILLIAMS, < Free Treatments to all Home Treaiment by Vlbralion Jqs Kon Wlihtn the Reach of All. ?eu digf jirculation. Tbe Health Vibrator set mns, and gives you a new lease of li YOU CAtf F1 That i8 why we let you try it free, will cost you nothing to do so. Rend i demonptrator to vour home. No ob Abbeville?New York using 26/ 00, ] ;ess remarkable. UST County agents w, July 2.5,190G. tf 1 C**a^I ^-n | v_iucu an | FOR EV1 fa After August ist & AS I will be prepare 1 coal to any part of th jjj of coal will be kept,; /j\ for stove and fireplac ceive prompt attent 4v prices. Will apprec - r rr_ Yours very w $ I J. S. N ||| Phone 165. Tie Smith Dry Tor the Next Two Weeks i ness by making Specii following Seaso Ladies and Children W Ladies Muslin Underwi Ladies "White Shirt Wf Ladies Neckwear. Children's Parasols. Ladies Ready-made Ski White Canvas Belts. White Bed Spreads. Colored Muslins and F] A big lot of remnants < will be displayed on C< For children's dress, la< patterns, tms saie snouj ones. The above mentioned go at Big Reduction in Price, values. The Smith John E. Da: portunities For All! j ;w pieces Fiue Silk Tissues that sold i?We have several pieces left over tly reduced prices. Some 90o aud $1 rsian effect are the latest, and the i have them in pure whiteand black, le at 10c. alance of this stock that was 12 1-2c >nly a few pieces left. pretty, 36 inch wide aud ouly 10c yd. :w line of laces and insertions just .tterns to select from. -In abundance. One of the best Good pillow cases at 25c pair. iu every department. N & COMPANY. ? TO THE EAST flA . . . rn Carolina Bailroad. and Steamship Lines. ( Baltimore, Md., and return $29.40 J Boston, Maes., and return $39.30 New York, N. Y.,and returu $35.60 Philadelphia, Pa., and return $33.40 tea; tickets on sale daily to and includmit October 31, 1906. jress W. B. STEELE, U. T. A., Anderson, 8. C. 3en. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Gu. Have You an Aclie or Pain? You can vibrate it with the J HEALTH VIBRATOR, No Medicine. No Electricity. Simple, Durable, Inexpensive. ^ will be given at our office. tantly relieves headache, rheumatism, ralgia, constipation, catarrh, deafness, inistion, andevery disease ar sing from poor id good red blood bounding through your fe. EEL IT CURE. , Call at once and test its powers. It for booklet. Your city address will bring ligation to purchase. Absolutely new to ? Boston 15,000, Philadelphia 10,000, Suci wanted. G. SHERARD, ? At E. R. Thomson's Store. icfWoodf iRYBODY. | ? ! :d to deliver wood and ie city. The best grade ^ and wood will be sawed ^ :es.' All orders will re- $ ion at lowest possible f J date your order. $ , " f a r truly, ^ Abbeville, S. C. j| Goods Company, ? j ve propose to liven up busir. 1 T>~: ~- Al- _ Hi giitugiiici XilUCB Uil IliC liable Merchandise. 1 hite Canvas Oxford Ties. sar. t list. q irts. ? loral Designs in Imported Eoleines. 1 >f Cotton Lawns, Muslins and Organdies J1 niter Counter at great reduction price, lies kimonos, dressing saques and waist ki auracc tne attention 01 tne knowing < ods are high class Merchandise Early buyers will get the best I ( Diy Goods Co. j ntzler, Manager. i ol L * X}'4 I The only form of food made I q M from wheat that is all nutri- m S Iment is the soda cracker, and % ? yet?tlie only- soda cracker of I ? which this is really true is I * Uneeda Biscuit |? The only soda cracker scientifically |fl l baked. M ? The only soda cracker effectually Jj| ! protected. n The only soda cracker ever fresh, H crisp find clean. %\ % The only soda cracker good at all || times. I g B.&. In n dust tiaht. 1 a I o moisture proof package. tfK 5 HJ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY IB ? ???????????? ^ K ^ 1 '' r, !f you want a ? Gasoline Engine , be sure you get the best which bears the brand I. H. O. i We sell them i J. W. McKEE, JR. Notice to Telephone subscriber*. Charleston and Western Carolina Ry. f No connection* on any line going outside Schedule In effect June S, 1906. r city limits will be allowed to stay ou lon< Tl0.. t\?h? r>oH~ er than (8) three minutes. Lv Aueueta 10?5)im MOpm OOam ^ Add following names to our list.? Ar McCormldt.. 11.40am 6.44pm 8.13am , Bowie, J. 8., residence 112. Lv McCormlcic 81G*m t Calvert, W. A., res. 105. Lv Calhoun Fall*... 9 20am J Calbonn.T. 8.. res. 178. Ar Anderson 11.00am ? ' ?uy'r_e8,'-l78, Lv MoCormlcK 11.40am 6.44nm t Haddon. rTm., res. 181. ^rO=d 12.32pm 7.45pm b McDavld. J. Bres. 17U. Ar Waterloo H?pm 1 Norwood, J. 8., res. 165: \r Laurens ;1J?pm d McMurray Drug Co.,94. Ex. Sun. Bowen, P? res. 220 C. Lv Laurens 2.47pm 8.00am 8 Mllford, w. J., res. 290 F. Ar Fountain Inn... 2 47pm 9.14am A Price, T. 0., res. 212 A. Ar Greenville 3.25pm 10.20am Leslie, W E., res. 212 B. Lv Laurens 2.07pm /< BarkBdalt, J. H., rett, 212C. Ar Woodrufl 2.49pm Be d, A. M., res. 212 D. Ar Spartanburg 3.40pm ' Little, J. W.,res. 212 F. Lv soarlanburg 4.00pm (So. Ky.) Leslie J.W. res. 212 G- Ar Hendersonvllle 6.85pm tl Smith. J. G., res. 212 H. ATABnevme_. iwpm u wrfLnJP'V^ A{ Lv Ashevllle 7.15im (So. Ry.) Wilson, X. P., rw. 180 B. Lv Henderson vllle 8.10am Allenf8. A '?>.180 D. pSparUnbarg Koipm (C. A W.C. Ry) Ferguson, J. H., res. 180 E. LvWoodnff if?pm RloLle, R. A., res. 180 F. ArLaarens 1.27pm Graves, S. A , res. 180 Q. Lv Greenville 12.15pm 4.10pm Ex.Sun. Ferguson, A. J., res. 180 H. Lv Fountain Inn... 12 Mom 5.41pm Gary, E. B. Judge, res. 170. Ar Laurens 185pm 6.40pm SttJ&'r SS !01,"L> i Hmltb Dry Sood, Co in. R || Ar Newberry 310pm I M. Barnwell, Ar Columbia 4.-?5pm \ General Mgr. A _ nuni,iao.An o /<nnm ' , . r Lv Laurenti 1.50poa C.4W.C.) Lv Greenwood 2.48pm 6 25am is? Htllj, klaS&E ?Pm 7.is.? Si Lv McCormlck 3.40pm 7.15am 6.48pm Ar Augusta 5.25pm 8.55* do 8.80p<n Phvaieian Slid SUTff&OUt ^?le?Tbe above arrivals and departures, an a tm+v+ni *s. well as connections with of1 er companies, are given ad Information, and are not guaran teed. y RESPECTFULLY OFFERS his profession- Trl-weekly parlor car service between Au al services to the people of Abbeville t>Q8ta ,eaT1e A-U<^a8ta fu.?8~ nrf Vlnlnltv Office In Rank buildlnr days, Thursdays and Saturdays; leave Ashe- ? vlclnlly' umce in a8DK DU,ldInK- vllle Moodays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Ernest Wllllama, G. P. Agt, Augusta, Ga. R. A. Brand, Traffic Manager. Land for Sale. rH50Hs>^,xg ElateIw-coch- Everything ii 150 Acres. Easy Payments. 1 wenty-flve (23)aores In bottom land. Situ- _ _ r^nr C^lCi ted three miles from Abbeville Court House y\Q J IVu QUa JllciV bjbi Due West road. Apply to Mrs. H. M. COCHRAN*, p^Mgi ptjtj sop tvq mqjno moA jstp ?< Clinton, S. C. or C. M. Cochran on premises. nnjojrQ tpiofsj '3qo]j^3 June 20, 1906,4m '<0 no m9HinoS 9HJ nhp St.ntft nf Smith fiarolina. . . *"*" """"" W? - IMBVBUW/1XIDIV3JS id PUWM COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. /mmtmaad tmmU m pmpi <* wuuw n ocm ureai PROBATE COURT. - - ^ WB|M JO Lfratj v pa^oatm p*J?oj j> po* * Hayne McDI 11, as Bdiulnlfilrstor of the 6B- "pmvi pp wijyir jo isw p^o jo jjginBpt? tate of James TVatt, deceased, FJ&lDtlfft ^N9MiMdVBy|pMpijNiiiM|o|wjQ)VBsij)aoivvjvi against Martha Watt, D.ivld Watt, J.Allen Bmltb, and J. W. McKee. Jr., Delend- " ? ?*?.3 00 *HL ants.?Summons. _ 'o the Defendant, David Watt: QQ^ITC 5^0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND MRB 9DGI) 1 7'/>//^r/ UK> SIB30 equlred to answer the complaint In this ac- * <JJ IO?? Ion, which la herewith served upon yon, and 'S3UOJOB o file a copy of your answer In the Probate - . /?*- ' rr!ourt for said county, within twenty days al- "**Fl j L"m 3 (J i er the service hereof, exclusive of the day of tmmjKv j v WTAT rj r "jy^Arm'D) ervlce, and show cause If any yon can, why r\ be relief prayed for should not be granted. ?P a. yoois AiVV 3Vf)J . 31. x DEdKUHL, a j Plaintiff's Attorney. a pwnpepirep^ *sj3}jr ] |KU**j Dated May 9.19W>. * __ R. E. Hill, Probate Judge. To the absent deiendant above named: infllUlHTTTTin Mil 111 IttTflH 'ake notloe tbat the complaint In this action iUUUAMIJIM* ^.Ij'.j sras tiled In tbe Probuto Court on May 9th, 900, and Is now on file Id said Court. J. W. McKee, Jr., sells the best flour on tbe narket. Try a barrel and you will be con'lDced tbat what we say Is true. Call lor "onltnltt ?VM T'XTTTT T IT Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Syrup, Flour. Meal, ^ -jv Shcod, canned goods, in fact anything In the . Jrocery line. J. W. McKee, Jr., PJEPOPJC91* ^SSQJ^TA] See the beautiful line of Crepe Paper 1 V? O * * V ind decorating paper at Speed's Drug ? Store cheaper than ever. QQTJ \sjr~\ n. 41 rug store. " J r~ ^ ^ ** *' ' ' ' "? ? IfKOod quick service Is what you want /">! A TP "TTTTIT^ m O llllord lt? tbe man you want to deal with. ( . l\ I . %/ H? I /\7 ie bastbe store, the stock and a fine set of V JJJLv JL lerks. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For House of Representatives. ?Bj Wp are hpreby authorized to annoQDOd ! STILL WELL as a candidate for tbefloaw f Representative*, subject to the actios/ tie Democratic primary. ' .. Wn are hereby authorized to annoance 1. HARDEN aR a c&udldate for tbe Honse of lepresentatlve*, subject to tbe aoUoQ of tbe-~taj^M >'mocratic primary. . Wn arp hereby authorized toannouncaE*. .. MARS n? n candidate for the Legislature, - V." B uhject to the action of the Democratic prfWe arc authorized to announce FRANK1 kfJMj i. GARY hh a candidate for the House of, fl >presentatlveH, subject to tbe Democratic rtmarlcs. -|[ We are herebv authorized to announce fRANVILLE MEAL an a candidate for tbe legislature, subject to the action of tbe Dem- . jH cratlc primary. For Probate Judge. H We arc authorized to announce J. F. MILEH as h candidate for the offioe of Probate n udge, subject to the action of the Demo- 'r.'SlB rattc primaries. We are authorized to announce R. E. HILL h a candidate for Uie office of Probate Judge* ubject to the acltou ol the Damocratlc prl- M For Superintendent of Education. fl We are authorized to anuooDce J; J. KID- 'L loRK as a candidate for the office of County v uperlntendent of Education, subject to ctlon of the Democratic prl mar lea j We are hereby authorized to announce B. CHEATHAM as a candidate Tor OotUV;!j3H fl uperlntendent of Education, subject to the otlon of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for, .SralB e-electlon for the office of County SuperiD- ' indent of Education, subject to the action iyf 'B f the Democratic primary. I F. C. DuPBE. r We {.re authorized to annoanoe W. A. LA- . riER rh a cundldate for the office of Coanty' uerlnfendeu'. of Education, subject to the ctlon of the Democratic primary. We are authorized to announce R. C. W1L- .' flBM ON as a candidate for School Comml**loner* lbjeot to the action of the Democratic pri-'^g I hereby announce myself a candidate for ?t*M[ tie office of County SuperlDtendenlof Edattlon of Abbeville Counly, r-ubjeot to tbeaor ^'lj&S fl ion of the Democratic primaries. J. FOSTEB HAMMOND. We ?'? hereby authorized to announce J.^rSB i. GIBER! for the office of Superintendent f E lucuilon of Abbeville County, subject to ae action of the Democratic primary. Vis For Auditor. ' We we hereby authorized to anpoan<fe } VvmBw UCHARD SONDLEY /or rr-electlon to the > yHBiB tfl.re of Auditor of Abbeville connty. subjeot ?g ? 3 the action of the Democratic primary. ./.MSn 9 We are authorized to announce, R. D. PUB- 11 >Y as ft candidate for Auditor, subject to the'j^^^H ctlon of the Democratic primary. For Supervisor. 1 I hereby annouDc? myself a candidate for - e-electlon to the offlie of Connty Supervisor . f Abbeville County, subject to the action of be Democratic primary. G. N. NICKELS. I hereby announoe myself as a candidatejjtflflHI r the office of Hupervlsor of Abbeville lounty, subject to the action of the DdntKj pmcHB ratio primary. W. A. 3TEVKN80N. y ' J 4. For Treasurer. - '%?B I m We are hereby authorized to announce W. r. BRADLEY as a candidate for County 'reasurer, subject to the action of the Demo- via? ratlc primaries. jP For Magistrate. 1 We are hereby authorized to annonnoe P.'tt 1 CLUGH as a candidate tor tne offloa of Magstrate of Abbeville township, subject to the - ' Ail ctlon of the Democratic primary. . a Che State of South Carolina, J 1 ABBEVILLE COUNTY. 1 'robate Court?Citation^ for Letters of Admin* | By R. E. Hill, Esq., Judge of Prcbafe. $3jB| I r\7HERE.VS, J. K. Jones has made suit to ?* me, to grant blm Letters of Admlnls- Sflfl latlon of the estate and effects of Mrs. Mary I ones, late of Abbeville County, deceased. V 1 These are therefore, to otte and admonish Hand singular the kindred and creditors of V- T?8ljH he said Mary Jones, deceased, that they e and appear before me, in the Conrt of robate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Frl- . S4BM ay, the 20th day of July. 1906. after publics-.' 'irnjM Ion hereof, at II o'clock In the forenoon, to ':'3M| bow cause if any they have, why the said 1 administration should not be granted. . fvfi fl Given upder my band and seal of theCorirt, this 5th day of J uly, In the year of our 3eal) Lord one thousand nine nundred ana six end In tbe 131st year of American Independence. . Published on tbe 1Kb day of July, 1906, in -j Qe Press and Bauoer and on tbe Court Hoaae , . ;?? 1 oor lor tbe time required by law. K R. E. HILL..H-fflSaiM Jodge of Probate. I TWitnafiMoOall Fattens a?M tetjbtUmkrf t*t?t tM! of gay outr ouk? of patttrna. Tbicb? ' jH mnH ( their ttjrl*, accuracy and simplicity. ' eCall'n HacmxtB?(Th?(>aMaof Fa*t>ioa}kaa / ' 5v*]M MNMiawn tlua any otbar LadW Majiiin*. Oaa .V'WH mti ?Script Ion (? mabtfi) coiiti 36 cnnta. Latcu ifl x?W, fi cento. Irwy subacribargataaICltCaU Ttb- : V-%M m Fnfit Sabaofea tpdajr. * I - 'WM lgai) u4 ftaaaiom Ota??c*? (atowiaff 4M frtmimu} - I JEW flat frM. 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