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> -11 "J.."'*"'1 The Press and Banne ^"Published every Wednesday at 12 ear in advance. Wednesday, Aug. 8,1906. fc?. A. L. schedule. SouthboundNo. 51 dally leaves Abbovllle 5.'50 n ra 58 "3 4 J p ui :? ' 112.01 p m 41 " " 8 35 a m Northbound? 3S " " 2.20 a m 32 " " 4 52 p m 62 " ' 1.00 p m 50 " " Ar 9.80 p m No reduced rates from Abbeville to Atlac att yet. Hope to have It hood. Bugs! Buys!! HugmM! Why do you allow your chickens to be ei en up witb mites and lice and your dog wj fleas? C-N- Disinfectant will rid your prei l?ea not only of mites and Hebe but of i kinds of vermin, at the same time destroy! those germs wbiob piuduce sickness. C. N. wliiie containing such great disl fectant and germicidal proprieties is entire harmless to man or beast ana can be us< freely anywhere. Try a package of N. C. ai be convinced tbat It is the cheapest and bi disinfectant made. A 25 cent package w make 6 gallons of the best disinfectant the world. "Get the habit" and go to St Murrays, they keep it. Off to CIcuiHon. The attractions at Clemsou for the farrnt are Increasing. The lectures and heart heart talks of the farmers is proving help! and profitable to tbose wbo attend the meetings. Tbe plan of setting aside certa days each summer to tbe larmers is al proving a great abvertisement for the oollej When a visit is once made tbe visitor usual repeats the dose next year, for he knows will receive benefit thereby. Messrs. B. F Price, Will Leslie, J. F. Bra ley. J. H. Thornton and Joe Wilson left y? terday to attend tbe meeting. Diners a going today. Tbe ('omnierclHl Clnb. The Commercial Club Is Having rooms f ted up over Millers store. This will be tl permanent bome of tbe club. Measures wl be taken at once towards furnlhblng tl rooms, and when they are furnished, It expected that tbey will compare favorab with any snch quarters In this part of tl county. County FdIod. Tbe Abbeville County Union will meet 8 o'clock on Thursday August IB. We desl a foil attendance of all tbe Local Unions, hi want them to Investigate and Instruct tl delegates tbe amount of bagging and tl tbey need. A. C. Calvert, Prea, The BebeUahf* Will Serve Icc Cre? On Friday Afternoon. Tbe Daughters of Rebekab will sell 1 cream on tbe lawn In front of Mr. C. Hammon ds bome Friday afternoon from b to ten o'clock. King's New Discovery for Consurr tion the past five years and it keeps i well and safe. Before that time I h a cough which for years had be growing worse. Now it's gone." Cui chronic Coughs, La Grippe, Croi Whooping Cough aDd prevents Pn< monia. Pleasant to take. Every b tie guaranteed at Speed's drug sto Price 50c and $.00. Trial bottle free 8Dgar, Coffee, Rice, Syrup, Flour, M< Bacon, canned goods, in /act anything In Grocery line. J. W. McKee, Jr., If you want to buy orepe tissue paper ob< er than ever before In your life, go to Spec drug store. Teacher Wanted. A teacber la wanted for the Warrentt School. Applicants will Bend names to ii Jdo. C. Fergereon, Mr. Oeo. S. Wilson Mr. William McNeil. Lost. Stick pin set with red ceral. Finder w please leave at Eureka Hotel with Mrs. X Fall and claim reward. Picnic. There will bea picnic at Jim Llnk'B gro near Betbla church, Friday August lot Everybody Invited. Teachers Wanted. The Edgewood School Is In need of a teac er. Applicants will please teed their nam to A. M. Reld, W.E Lesley or A. G. Cochra m m ? Preaching at Lebanon. There will be preaching at Lebanon cbun Friday night at 8:30 by Rev. 8. L. Wilson. Ninety Six, 8. C. There will be a picnic and barbecue < Thursday August 9th at Calhoun Mills wl music and dancing, also a crack game Base Ball. All are Invited to come and spei a pleasant day at the historical old plai Candidates, come and meet your frlendB. Cokesbury Conference School ls^recognlz as one of the best conducted High Schools the 8tate. Tbere should be a large patrons from Abbeville County. Write for catalog ?It. will Interest yon. Address G. Benjam Duke?, Cobesbury, S. C. Miss Nettie Brunson is in the ci for a stay. Miss Brunson has mai friends here and makes many frien wherever she goes. XcIlwalD'a Lorain. Have you tried one of those floe Vlrelr cured bams at Mcllwaln*? Everybody Is la log about them. The Doctors all reoommeDd Mcllwali Crock n* Is .for b?bles. Try them with'yo baby. They are fine. If you want, your groceries deliver promply, call 83. It is Mcllwain's. They s the best to be bad. Anything in the cracker line can be bad Mcllwaln's, always fresh. Pbone 83. Mellwain sells the old fashion Muscava Molasses. Since tbe packing bouse scandal we f pelllng lota of our fancy acorn salmon. A Ilwaln. , Wanted to Buy a Farm. \KTANTED TO BUY A FARM IN ABB ? ? villecounty of 100 acres or more, up 150 acres. Cash or partial payments. I me business. Apply to J. P. TIMS, Liberty, S. C., R. F. D. No. 5 Majestic Kange, Aug. 20-25. Abbeville Hardware Co. Don't forget tbe laces and em broideries White's, he Is also offering a very cheap of ribbons. If you want tbe paint and all that goes < ruriOPBi udq buijb ine jutigesi go wj ojjcc Drug 8tore. J. W. McKee, Jr., sells the best Hour on 1 market. Try a barrel and you will be ci vlnced that what we say Is true. Call Capltola. Nice work in Engraving Cards, w< ding invitations, etc. gotten up abort notice at Speeds Drug Store. tialveaton'M Sea Wall makes life now as safe in that city on the higher uplands. E. W. Goc Joe, who resides on Dutton St., Waco, Tex., needs no sea wall for sa ?T Wq urrtt-OQ "T h?VP nspri T ,r WEST ENu. 'i Xewh l>ols Pickeil I'p Here ami There a About the City. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quarles, Jr., and J. ? their little daughter Francis are nere from Eutaw, Ala., spending Home time with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l|uarles. Mr. J.Allen Smi.h, Jr., has gone lo Tate := Sprsngs for a few week's vacation. Miss Elizabeth Norwood has gone to Anderson to attend a dance glveu In the German V club. MIsk Norwood will be the guest oi v Miss Mab Hon bam wblleln Anderson. Mrs. Mallard ol Patterson Springs, N. Is In the oily the guest ol her son Mr. Thomas Mallard. Mr. George Smith Is here from Calhoun Falls spending a lew days with his brother Mr. W. Joel SmithMiss Anna Ross Cunningham has returned to her home In Anderson after a pleasant ita stay here as ihe guest of the Misses Smith. Miss Viola (Jouche who has been llie guest ol Mrs. L. W. White lor the past month has gone to New berry for a short visit to Mrs. Tencbe Poole and Mrs. Geoige Mower. Miss Mary Thompson is nere irom Atlanta . it- for a visit to relatives. She is now ?he guest jy th of the Misses Morse. QU- JUUge J. U IVIUgll littB tuuo lu amcu 1U all hold court. j-n ng Mr. Tnor.ias 3. Perrin is here from Atlanta spending his vacation with bit) parents Mr. n- and Mrs. 1j W.Perrln. ? ly Miss Eunice P. Calhoun 1r at home again U' Bd altera delightful and prolltabie six week's ud stay at the Summer .School of the .South ol ? ;st Knoxvllle. Miss Calhoun has a fine position W111 lu the Spartanburg school lor the coming * In year ? lc- siMrs. Robert McCuen left 1asJ week for her borne In f,aureus alter a two weeks stay here with her Bister Mrs. Horace McAllister. Mr. M. H. Wilson spent last Thusday at Sharon where he went to enjoy the picnic. J , Mrs. P. A. Cheatham speut a lew days In U< Greenwood last week where she was the !rK guest or Mr*. J. D. Durst. l? Mr. Earl C. Page, traveling reprepentatlve V' ul for the State, spent Saturday and Sunday In 5e the city with Mrs. Pat.e who Is here visiting ttt 1D her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. 1). Reese. " 80 Mrs, W. H. Washington, of Laurens, Is In the city the gue?t ol uer friend Mrs. G. A. ) ? JSeufler. Mis. Washington before her marbe rfage was Miss Ludie Jones and was several tiroeB the charming guest of M r?. .Neuffer. a" Miss Annie Vlsausfca and Miss Editu VI's sanska Jhave returned to their home In re Georgetown alter a ple-tsant month's sta> here with Miss Belle Visanstta. Mr. A. Mcllwaln Henry is here from Au- Ml h? haw a lllne Dosllion. spending the week with bis parents Mr. and Mrs. W? Francis Henry. H- Mrs. Jane Thomas Dudley, of Bennetsvllle, " be was In the city last Friday the guent of Mrs. _ 111 P. A. Cbeatbem. Mrs. Dudley has been bf visiting In Florida for the past tour months It- and was on ber way to Warrenton to spend l> awhile with her mother, Mis. Mary Thomas, le Mr. Clement, Latimer has gone buck to Lowndeavllleafter a abort visit to bis aunt Mrs. J. H. Latimer. Tbe frleudB of Mrs. V. D. Lee will be sorry to know that she Is sick and bope lor ber a speedy recovery. a. Mr. W. A. Nlckles baa returned to Abbere vllle much improved by a two week's stay at ld Glenn Springs. b Mr. Frank Jones has charge of R. F. D. No ?? 1 while Mr. Andrew Penney tbe falthlul carrier Is enjoying a two week's vacation given blm by the Mall Department. Mrs. Lorton Robeitson and ber children are at bome agRin after a pleasant visit to relatives In Anderson County. m Mr. and Mrs. H, G. Anderson and their little son have gone to Portsmouth and Norfork for a few week's outing. ce Little Miss Charlotte Brown and Master V. Charlie Brown have gone to Trenton lor a 1 ? twn tppplr'fi Visit, Dr. W. E. Link of Wellington spent Sunday and Monday In tbe city wltb bis sons Mr. E. S. Link and Mr. S. J. Link. Mrs. Charles D. Brown leaves Wednesday (oratwowaeks visit to ber old bome at Trenton. Mrs. Brown will visit her auVits, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. A. H. S. Day. ? Miss Marie Gary and Miss Blanche Gaij Of ?af 1 Wo vnnnor olrla 1?n/>hri. VVtJIC IUD UUDiCOfCO Ui lut jvuug hit 10 uwvu*v Club Tuesday afternoon. Tbe Misses Gary entertain delightfully and tbelr entertain men ts are always very pnjoyable. Rev. J. C. SMve Is In Virginia spending bis I; month ol rest with Mrs. Sblve who Is with her home people. Miss Nannie Scott anJ Miss Nelle Scott two charming young ladies from Atlanta are bere tbe guests of Miss Annie Wblte. Mr. W. D. Barksdale spent Sunday In ~'" Greenwood. ve Miss Ethel Lyon has gone to Bellvue to ? h. spend some time with relatives and friends. Mrs. J. Davis Kerr In at homo again after fk\ spending ten days at Glenn Springs. Vj; Miss Annie Smith wbo has been In tbe city fk\ for some time visiting Mrs. William F. Beck- MC wltk bas returned to her home lu Orange- /I" ,h burg. yki Mr. William Latimer Is at Clemson College fk\ ^ for a two or three weeks stay. He bas a po- 'Jli " slilon there during tbe Farmers Institute fk\ that opens August 8th. "Si Mrs. W. D. Berksdale and her children left /I" last Wednesday for South Port, N. C., where ck tbey will spend tbe month of August. ft' n< Miss Nettie Branson is in tbe city spending 'Ai a wbllo with Mrs. G. A. Neufler. Miss Brun- fl' son has a position In Columbia and Is mak- )K ine a success of ber work. /I' Rev. John Henderson of Cokesbury was In jli an tbe city Sunday evening. Mr. Henderson fl" tb preaches at Willlngton aud Cokesbury. A o< Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Starke are home again J|" ~ -? a wnob'Q dfou Qt Dlpnn RnPlntrR. *At 3e Miss Jennie Glbert and Master Fierce /|' Qlbert of North Augusta were In the city iast week viBlting relatives. ft Miss Lizzie Morrab was in town last week J w) from Bniivue. shopping. ft Id Mr. W. C. Sberard attended the Sharon vL g< picnic last week. ft ut Mr. Granville Beai was bere from Calhoun V? li Falls Sunday the guest of Dr. F. E. Harrison ft Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Barnwell left Saturday 'Ji lor a months slay at Hendersonville, N. C. ft Miss Lllla Vlsanska has returned to her '2 borne in Georgetown after a pleasant visit /I ty here. 'A jy Dr. C. A. Mllford has returned from Tate f\ Ho Springs, Tenn. alter a two week's stay. Mis- Nettle Russell entertained the Euchre ft Club Friday afternoon at a very dellgbtful 'a meetlag. Tables were arranged on the piazza ft where the games were played?after a num- 'li tier of Interesting games, delicious grapes ft followed by an elaborate salad course, wltb V] ,1^ Iced tea, was served. Mrs. Nenfler will en- ft I),, tertam at the next meeting. j] Mrs. R. C Laystron and her pretty little ft daughter of Gainsvllle Fla.. are in the city j\, oV spending some time with Judge R. E. Hill. f\ mr Miss Nettle Russell leaves In a lew days 'IL for an extended stay at Hendersonville aod ft , other points 01 interest In the mountains of j[ eu North Carolina. f ir* Miss Isabel Haddon, Miss Lucy Haddon i! and Mr. H. M. Hi?ddon spent a dav or two fi ?, last wtek at Trov with Mrs. Fannie Jay jl Uaddon. /I Mrs. T. H. Furman bas gone to North jt do Carollua to visit Mr. Furmuns' relatives. /I Mr. and Mrs, L. T. Miller have gone to * Monroe, N. C. to spend some time with Mrs. " e Alfred Dearlng. lc The friends of Mr. Arthur Speer In and rm around Abbeville are glad to know that be f | 1b much better alter a tedious Illness from I typhoid fever. I Mr. Courtney B. Wilson Is here from 2 Anderson spending a while with bis home 3 people. 1 A party of young peop'e chaperoned by J Miss Elizabeth Norwood, Miss Ella Haskell and Miss Lily Templeton spent h pleasant d?y at Rapley Shoals last Tuesday. Dr. Alfred H. Moment who Is here from k- Raleigh N. C. Is preaching a Mries of sermons 10 every evening this week In the Presbyterian aD chua?h. Dr. Moment will preach at Lebanon Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, returning to Abbeville In time for the eveniDg services. Nextweefc beginning Monday, Dr. Moment will preach twice a day at Lebanon until Thursday. MIsb Hattle Wyman wbo has been tbe guest of Misses Sara and Lucy Henry, has gone to Macon to visit friends before going to Tampa, wbere she has a position. Miss Clara Barr one of Greenville's most attractive young ladles has been In tbe city for tbe past few days tbe guest of Miss Susan Hill. / Mr. Ernest Vlsanska is borne again after t) a months stay on Sullivan's Island with bis ft\i . brother Mr. J. M. Vlsansfei. |\| ' [ MIbb Isabel Hiiddon and Mr. li. M. Haddon jM 101 leave Wednesday for New York where tbey ^ will spend a month or six weeks. V he Mr. Lamar Gilliam wbo has been In tbe ^ d's employ of the Arm of W. 1). Barksdale for tbe past year has accepted a position with tbe Seaboard wiih office work at Birmingham. :tie Mr Gilliam left Monday to begin bis new ?D" work. lor Mr. ana Mrs. M. H. Wilson, Miss Male . Robertson and Miss Lily Templeton attended I lfi tbe picnic at Cold Springs Tuesday. ?'u" Mrs. C. A. Mllford has returned from AslieOQ vl lie after spending a week therewith MIsb Grace Jones. Mrs. Andrew Lyon has gone to hei* home in Augusta after spending some time here with Mrs. J. Hayne McDlll. Mr. Wade Wilson of Columbia Is In the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Harvey WllBon. as Mr. C. A. Halgler Is at home again after a )(J. 10 days stay with Mrs. Halgler who Is lu jn Kutherfordston, N. C., for a month. fe_ SAD DEATH. )r. Mr. Sam Fleming died Saturday night, m- August 4th, after an Illness of several weeks Jr from typhoid lever. 31 ~ Ue lived a few miles from Abbeville havad lne boueht a farm only a few years ago. eu Mr. FierniDg was a member of tbe Methodist church aod faithful, honest and upright res Id all things. Tbe interment was made at _ jp, Ebenezer church a few miles from tbe city. aU. Mr. Fleming Is survived by a wile, four Bonn * and three daughter*) who have the deepest ol" sympwihy of a large circle of friends Id their re. ?ad affliction. Majestic Range, sal, Aug. 20-25. sap Abbeville Hardware Co. * Jl ?rWfM T 7ni.iki.rt.7~, nT'.'OT ,' .?*,m >7 ^ VV u. ^ Majestic Baking Demonstratioii Ve extend you a special invitation to attend the MaipcHr T^alrincr TVrnnn strati on at onr store. One Week Only, August 20 to 25. During this demonstration we will have c [ajestic Range in actual operation. A represenitive from the factory explaining thoroughly al Dints. tot Coffee and Biscuits Free. "Rot pofFee and biscuits will be served free everv J ly during the week. Come in any day whethei 3U intend to buy or not. The information gained ill probably serve you in future. A V>"hp-trillp TTsi.rHwa.rfi On. Arik fV/ rv^ V V ^ nawa wv v v wm w -w -v FREE?During this week only, we will actually give free with everj ajestic Range sold, one handsome set of ware, well worth $7.o0. Thh ire will be on exhibition at our store. HADDON'S Snmmer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. INDIA LAWNS?40 inch lawns at 10c yd. 32 inch lawns, fine quality, 8 l-2c, 10c, 12 l-2c and loc yd. WHITE WELTS?Just the thing for your summer suit, 10c 4-y-w Or.n QnAni.)l n 10 l_On rmolifir of 1H/? xrrl IU JrU. upuviait U 1A i"M^ \JUUlilJ uv ivv JV?. MERCERIZED MADRAS?Some nice pieces still left, 10c to 25c yd. Special, our 15c and 16 2-3c quality is now 12 l-2c. Extra nice and fine. Imitation Torchon Laces and Insertions are now going at 5c. LACES AND MEDALLIONS?Our fine laces have been reduced in price. Special prices on all medallions. LADIES' COLLARS?Just marked up a new and stylish line from 10c to 25c each. Special, a 25c collar in white, black and Pprsian at, 21 o. SILK PARASOLS?Only a few left and they have t>een marked to prices that should move them very rapidly. Embroideries and Insertions?Some nice patterns to select from yet, and we are going to sell them at specially low prices. R. M. HADDON & COMPANY. ; /-* i ' r wr _ 11 v-oai ana w ooa ? FOR EVERYBODY. | ? After August ist & I will be prepared to deliver wood and m k coal to anv Dart of the city. The best grade flv ! / JL " ~ rm? of coal will be kept, and wood will be sawed flS for stove and fireplaces. All orders will re- fa ceive prompt attention at lowest possible jj? prices. Will appreciate your order. /ft Yours very truly, jl? J. S- Norwood, j| Phone 165. Abbeville, S. C. gS lie Snfl Dry Goods Company We are headquarters for the things that contribute solid comfort and much pleasure to the boys and girls of our county and city. The Minneapolis For children froin 31012 years Im' ^lv of age. Price 15c and 2oc each. jja ft IlYIYI 1 fag .ow prices for summer goods in our mottc for the months of August and September. The Smith Dry Goods Co. John E. Dantzler, Manager. RRUCB. 'Nunnallys" Candy fresb every week i uxhjvodiv Mllford'8 up-to-date Drug Store. ,, ? on OK Prescription word a specialty wltb u AllfiT* AxJ? jZO% Three prescription men on duty all the tlm M Word's Drug store. ? , , ... _ , ~ Harris Llthla Water on hand all the tin: Abbeville Hardware Co. at Miiford-s Drug store. Phone us your orders if you want yoi PbUgH ^romPt,y' Mlllord8 Drug 8tor Tanglefoot and Persian Fly Paper at Mil- If you want fine chewing and amoklng K orda Drug Store. Phone 107. bacco go to Speed's Drug Store, .-a * ' .;v' ; l/.v ' *. ' J*.V. > I ||j There is One Soda Cracker 1 h and | Only [ One. m I You do not know that Soda M Cracker until you know j? Uneeda Biscuit 1 To tastfc (JnAAda BisAulf is to H I fall in love with them. You ij never forget that first taste, and ifj you renew it every time you eat W Uneeda Biscuit? |u ?6 In a (but tight, moisturt proof packagt. jj? [ rm NATIONAL.BISCUIT-* COM KANT jfij If you want a Gasoline Engine to sure you get the best wbioh bears the brand I. H. C. We sell them J. W. McKEE, JR. Annual Mountain and Seashore Excursion . . . VIA . . . SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Wednesday, August 15, 1906. Exceptionally low rates to summer resort points. Special service arranged for the occasion. For full particulars consult any Southern railway ticket agent, or write R. W. HUNT, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C. Notice to Telephone subscribers. South. Carolina Military No oonneotlons on any line going outside Anoilamir of city limits will be illowed to stay ou Ion- . Atauciuy. ger than (3) three ml notes. South Carolina Military Academy, Offloe ot Add rollowlog names to oar list.? tbe Chairman Board ol Visitors, Charleston, Bowle, J. 8., residence 119. 8.C.?Vacancies in the State Scholarships exCaivert, W. A., res. 106. 1st as follows In tbe Counties named, to wl>: Calhonn, T. 8., res. 178. Abbeville. 1; Anderson, 1; Barnwell, 1; Gill Hand, Gay, res. 176. Beaufort, 2; Berkley, 1; Cbarleston, 2; CbesHubert.T. H.. res. 177. ter, 2; Darlington, 1; Dorchester, J; FairHaddon, R. M., res. 181. field, 1; Georgetown, 1; Greenwood, 1; MoDavld, J. E., res. 179. Greenville, ? Kershaw, 1: Laurens, 1: LexNorwood, J. S., res. 165: Ington, 1- Marlboro, 1; Newberry,1; KichMcMurray Drug Co.,94. land, 1; Spartanburg, 2; York, 2; Hampton, Bo wen. P., res. 220 C. 1. Mllford, W. J., res. 220 F. Application blanks may be obtained from Prloe, T. O., res. 212 a. tbe County Superlntenent or from tbe ChalrLeslle, W.E., res. 212 B. man of tbe Board of Visitors, Cbarleston S. Barksdale, J. H.,res. 212C. C. These applications, fully made out as dlReld, A. M., res. 212 D. rected, must be In tbe bands oftbn Chairman Hill, J. L.. res. 212 E. by tbe 80th of July, C. 8. GADSDEN, Little, J. W.,res. 212 F, Chairman Board of Visitors. Leslie, J. W? res. 2U GSmith. J. G? res.212 H. - wfison? j* p *res^8u b A' S66 the beautiful line of Crepe Paper I County 'Farm, 180 c. and decorating paper at Speed's Drug Alien,8. A^res. 180 d. Store cheaper than ever. Ferguson, J. H., res. 180 E. r Richie, R. A., res. 180 F. ? ??? Graves, 8. A., res. 180 G. . ? ( _ FergUBon, A. J., res. 180 H. 1 <1__ _ M__i. I_ ___ Z Gary. E. B. Judge, res. 170. fljlTppTTT fl 1II CT 1 Gambrell, Geo., res. 109. JUf ? VA J llilllC 1 riHuer, j. o., iw. ua, Bmltb Dry Good! Co., 173. " 'MBSaW Easy Payments. Dr.Tag,c. Hill, HEALTHFUL I Physic mm Smrgmm, "Purity" Cotton Felt IV T> ESPECTFULLY OFFERS bl? profesalon Mattress oI -t*- at iervlces to the people or Abbeville and vicinity. Office In Bank building. P " """-~~~~~~ ~~~~ Charleston and Western Carolina Ry. # Ar McCormlck- 11.40am 0.44pm 8 13am ^ ^ ^ . Ar Greenwood 12.32pm 7 45pm i Ar Waterloo 1.13pm ? I Ar Laurens 1.45pm _ __ , ... . . 0 | ?ExJunT Ethj Mattress built with our Dpc Lv Laurens z.4vpra o.uuwm ^ , . IK ,18S ^ absuluilly i ) JSwlSdSi? SSgS A<QS7' sanitary ferr( ?????:: 5s ,aon^,? factory in the worli Lr jS.tiH '"1" 780pm tiea Wing u practiced in our Fac i/v Aeheviiie T;i5am~(sorR^) E*eiy Mattress manufactured be Lv Hendersonvllle 8.10am .... Lv Spartanburg 12 01pm (C. & W. C. Ry) ?&d tt told UDGCT this DOSltive gUarai Lv Woodr>.ff 12.44pm r 2 Ar Laurens 1.27pm Lv Greenville 12.15pm 4.10pm Ex.Suo. ><2" onTN. Lv Fountain Inn... 12 Mom 5.41pm Ar Laureng 188pm 6.10pm LiV LiSUrenw i.ui|iui iv. i*. ? .u.i u . ? . , Ar Clinton 2 22pm Ar Newberry 3 10pm three mood*, Ar Columbia 4.45pm '*y""frU*1 Lv"Lauren8~. 150pm C.<fc W.C.) " "Purity", Lv Greenwood 2.48pm 6.25am ?&(??}Q/ Lv Calhoun Fails... 5.46pm TF lt Ar MoCormlcfc 3 -10pm T.15am 6.46pm Lv MoCormlck 3.40pm 7.15am 6.48pm Ar Aueusis 5.25pm 8.55*m 8.80pm e. Note?The above arrivals and departures, as See well as connections with other companies, are ie given ad Information, and are not guaran l6Tri-weekly parlor car service between An. "PURITY NtATTRJESS " gusta and Ashevllle. Leave Augusta Tues. 4 v e- days, Thursdays and Saturdays; leave Ashe? ? w> -g--p . . _ _ j. vllle Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday*. ? l A | %/ 1j1 I II 11 P > Ernest Williams, G. P. Agt., Augusta, Ga. \ i M I J V JjXl, 1 R. A. Crood, Traffic Manafer, v Uil*'AlU : if"' " ' ' v--y - - ?.. ANNOUNCEMENTS. J For Congress. JULIUS E. BOGGS of Plckem for Oofljeress. Subject to the rules of the primary election. j For House of Representatives. : ':M We are authorized to announce Dr. P. OARWILE as a candidate for tbe House of Representatives, subject to the action of tbe Democratic primaries. j W* ?rn hereby authorized to announce J. f&sH Q. HTILLWELL as a candidate for the House.. ,.zm of Repreneutatlves, Hubject t6 the aotlon of * tbe Democratic primary. I We are hereby authorized to announce M. HARDEN as a candidate for the House of Representative", subject to the action of tbe Democratic primary. j We are hereby authorized to announce E. . yjw A. MARS as a candidate for tbe Legislature,. >. QpH subject to the action of the Democratic pri- , We are authorized to announce FRANK B. GARY as a candidate for th? House of . . Representatives, aubject to tbe Democratic %& primaries. We are herebv authorized to annoancd GRAN\ lLLE BEAL as a candidate for the :vw LegUlature, subject to the action of tbe Dem- ' '!? ocratlc primary. \ For Probate Judge. We are autborlznd to announce J. F. MIL- ; LER as a candidate tor tbe office of Probate '.-Jgj Judge, subject to the action of the Demo- v1? cratlc primaries. We are authorized to announce R. E. HILL > as a candidate for tbe office of Probate Judge, ? %)* enbject to tbe action pf tbe Democratic pri- -.jgk mar lea. vyga For Superintendent of Education. '1 We are authorized to announoe J. J. KIL- /.'< /"ta GORE as a candidate for tbe office of Coaoty : 31 Superintendent of Edncation, subject to ttoa aotlon of the Democratic primaries. \ ' S We ?tre hpreby authorized to announce R. . ^^8 B. CHEATHAM as a candidate for Counly oupunuieuueu i> 01 ciuuuauuu, sjujcvl iaj vus , _a aotlon of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candldate tor 'J.M re-election for the ofllce of County Buperln- '> &?? tendent of Education, subject to the action ' of the Democratic primary. F. C. DuPRE. . We are aatborized to announce W. A. LA-. - NIER as a candidate for the office of Coantgr .'VyB' Superintendents Edacatlon, subject to the, jnfl aotlon of/the Democratic grltnary. We are authorized to announce R. C. WXJi- fif SON ai a candidate tor School Commimlooat', Vy-H subject to the action of the Democratic, prl- ;i?H I hereby announce myself acandldate for-': "'?[ the office of County Superintendent of Edn- ? onion of Abbeville County, subject to thea?tlon of the Democratic primaries. J. FOSTER HAMMOND. : M We are hereby authorized to announce J? ' B. GIBERT for the office of Superintendent ;'?( of Education of Abbeville County, subjeot to '-&M the aotlon of the Democratic primary. For Auditor. We are hereby authorized to annoaMK'vftfl RICHARD SONDLEY for re-eleotloa to'the ' office of Auditor of Abbeville oonnty, subject to tbe action of tbe Democratic primary. "yM We are authorized to announce R. D. PURDY as a candidate for Auditor, subject to the . -j"?? action of tbe Democratic primary. For Supervisor. I hereby annouoM myself a candidate re-eleotion to tbe office of County Supervisor ' 'Atfi ol Abbeville Connty, subject to the action of... y jg| the Democratic primary. . i&aB G. N. NICKELS. I hereby announoe myself as a candidal* :.-! for the office of Supervisor of Abbeville County, subject to the action of the Demo- - ? cratic primary. W. A. HTEVENBON.. ?; 'fiB For Treasurer. We are bereby authorized to announce W. T. BRADLEY as a candidate for County -.fx. Treasurer, subject to the aotlon of the Democratic primaries. For Magistrate. 1 . We are bereby authorized to annoanoe P. J). KLUQH as a candidate lor tbe office of Uajg- ' lstrate of Abbeville townsbi p, subject to tbe ^Jgji aotlon of tbe Democratic primary. c^M Land for Sale. HTHE HOME OF THE LATE 8. W. COCH- M J- ran, containing 150 Acres. j^lB Twenty-five (28) acres in bottom land. 81tn- . ated tbree miles from Abbeville Court Hdnse -<ig on Dne West road. Apply to Mrs. H. M. COCHfcAN, Clinton, S. C. . or C. M. Cochran on premise*. Jane 20,1906,4m mam ^ : IWliNMlbOfaH latheU?ka4 taw Ml / Mf odur Mki o ( pttltmi. TUaiaa* MM ? tMr iqK aeramqr and aimplicit?.' . ' ' M?C?ir-a Fukloajkaa nweAn tlui tajr otta Ladkt' Hifuha. On |wn aakacrtptlea (n nabm) emu 00 eestt. I.?uw IM>ir, 0 MBtl< Itwt aabacribcrf au a MaCaU ; MB Vnei Sabaorika today. 4 Jfcrt^?ZaE*'?l:^SSsrSM la rina) aa4 C?tak>ipi? (*k?wiaf 40* pmuaaMf .f-H MBS trim, Adinm TUX M?CA1X CO- KavYaffc . 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